Howard Dean comes to campus and I’m the only one who blogs it? I couldn’t have been there, come on people, where the hell are you?
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Indeed, Tim. I had every intention of going to the speech. I even passed the idea on to other staffers, as I knew I wouldn’t be there. No one went. And, let’s be honest, who cares? Now, if the speech had been a real jaw-dropper, full of crude sexual language and a visibly intoxicated Dean swinging at invisible enemies, I’d feel a slight pang of regret.
As for blogging it … you may be right about dashing off a one line post about it. However, I don’t know if I’d head it “For Shit Sake”, nor do I think I would impugn anybody else’s dedication for not having done it first.
We’ll certainly try to spew the speech, though.
Well, I don’t see you people taking the initiative to blog things. I figure a one-line toss off to Dean is something at least. Nice post above, btw, Dan.
No kidding. Howard Dean is still newsworthy, Tim?
I was at work that day …
Wait a second. Why am I even responding to this?
Matt:
There are more things going on we don’t know about than there are things going on that we do know about. Marinate on that.
Olly: BAH! You know you can skip.
Um, I was teaching class.
I sat through (make that stood behind a tree) 40 minutes of insufferable babble only to leave before Dean came ( a move which may have payed off in the end). One highpoint/lowpoint: Girl explains that she is voting for Kerry because she is for womens health. Regarding this subject she mentioned at least 3 different times that ‘there are things going on that we don’t even know about.’ So how did she know about these unknown and mysterious things? The world may never know…
I can’t say where the hell I am, but I can say where the hell I ain’t: listening to Howard Dean speak on campus.