Tunisia, Egypt...what's next?

[wilheldp_PE]

I sure am glad that gas prices are rising 10 to 15% per week because 5% of our oil supply is running at 25% production. I'm all for free market oil, but oil future speculation (i.e., putting fickle Wall Street traders in charge of oil prices) is the real cause of higher gas prices.

 

[cableguy]

I liked Kinison's routine.
"Jets were screaming in going, [SIZE=18pt]'Where's the babies room?'"[/SIZE]

"Well, we made one little error. we bombed the French Embassy. Maybe our aim would have[SIZE=18pt] been a little better if we [/SIZE] [SIZE=36pt]didn't have to fly those extra 6500 air miles![/SIZE]"

Quoted in "Kinison" format...

 

[Capt Worley PE]

I liked Kinison's routine.
"Jets were screaming in going, [SIZE=18pt]'Where's the babies room?'"[/SIZE]

"Well, we made one little error. we bombed the French Embassy. Maybe our aim would have[SIZE=18pt] been a little better if we [/SIZE] [SIZE=36pt]didn't have to fly those extra 6500 air miles![/SIZE]"

Quoted in "Kinison" format...

LOL, I thought about it, but was too lazy.

 

[FLBuff PE]

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[wilheldp_PE]

Well, it turned out that Libya was next (and worse than Tunisia and Egypt). It appears that Syria is teetering on the brink. And now we have anarchy in the UK.

I have to admit, though, I'm a little miffed about the use of the term "anarchy" in that article. Those people are protesting because the government is trying to cut spending and get a little bit SMALLER. Anarchists would be protesting the expansion of government.