Space... When people hear stories of my youth they think I am lying. But all of it is true. I lived a very interesting, very scary, sometimes funny, almost always eventful

 

Who doesn't have skeletons in the closet nowadays? I'd vote for ya Craig. Besides, from the sounds of it, you know what it's really like out there. I'd have more confidence in someone who knows what it's like in the real world than someone who's lived a sheltered life, not ever knowing hard times.

I too was impressed with Mike Huckabee's appearance on Jay Leno. However, I do believe the idea of following in Bill Clinton's footsteps by playing with the band was a bit obvious. But the rest of his appearance impressed me.

 

Didn't see the Huckster on Leno, but I wouldn't watch a scab cross a picket line on a good day.I also would NEVER vote for someone who doesn't believe in evolution. You need to put a "NONE OF THE ABOVE" in your poll.
I'm writing in for Dilbert, he seems to have a better handle on things than any of the current presidential candidates. God (if he's listening, and I'm not sure He is) help us in the future, we're sure going to need it.

 

 

Space I have... I wrote a couple short stories of what my life was like in my youth. If you want to read them they are on myspace blog, about half way down the page on the right side. "The Protector" and "The Rebirth". They are both rough drafts. The main character in the stories are Chris (me) and they are both VERY REAL and as close to what I can remember that happen. Know, that after the events in the "Protector," I suffered a form of "Post Shock," where I stayed home and in my bedroom for about three months -- afraid to go outside.

The Protector: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ogID=236604443

The Rebirth: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ogID=228404348

 

Mark, being a union guy myself I agree with you. But Iwanted to tune in first to see what Huckabee had to say, but also to see just how bad the show would be without writers. And I have to say, it's painfully obvious that Leno needs those writers back. Every other joke was about how bad the show is without writers. I don't feel bad for Leno himself, he's not starving. But I do feel bad for all the other people stuck in the middle. The crew members who can't afford to be without a paycheck for 2+ months. I'm glad Letterman was able to negotiate a deal with his writers.

 

Leno vs. The CBS Machine

1 man vs. 20... will the ratings hold....

Wow, I'm sounding like a Soap Opera