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Another thing that really bothers me is selling out and false promises. To the left of me sits a coffee cup depicting some quarters, nickels and dimes and sporting the message; Here's the CHANGE OBAMA Promised - Probably won't buy you a cup of Joe.  Honestly though, there are old Clinton people in office, he's pro anything Israel wants, and Bush started the whole "overtly socialist" thing right before he left office with that nice, juicy bailout plan. Furthermore, this morning I rediscovered Operation Ivy by chance - a band few know as the ska-punk ( or 'skunk') band that Tim Armstrong was the frontman of in the late 80's before Rancid and The Transplants. Even though I love all of his bands, Operation Ivy being my favourite, I just can't STAND hearing "Diamonds & Guns" being used on that goddamn Garnier Fructise commercial. Who knew that a punk rock icon, who's  definitely more than financially stable would pull a stunt like that? It's actions like that that show a man's true colours. Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys broke up with his band over some dispute about whether or not they were going to use one of their songs in a jeans commercial. In the end, who really knows? I mean, as glorified as an artist or celebrity's image doth become, they're all (mostly) merely human.

I've spent the past couple days with the most beautiful, voluptuous and sweet girl in all the land, and I wouldn't have it any other way.