Frog's House of Infinite Wisdom

The girlfriend and I traveled to New Orleans and St. Louis to see the Gators beat every team they came up against. Just wow. Here are the Flickr sets to prove it.

• First Day in New Orleans v. Jackson State
• Day Two in New Orleans
• Day Three in New Orleans v. Purdue
• First Day in St. Louis v. Butler
• Day Two in St. Louis
• Day Three in St. Louis v. Oregon

I'm doing split time right now between two offices, one of which is located inside the football stadium. Here's my view from my lunchtime perch.

From Neal Boortz's site:

The story about the deplorable conditions at the Walter Reed Army Hospital continues to grow. Yesterday we have the U.S. Army's surgeon general forced out of office. That would bring the count to three high-level Army officials who have received the boot. Last week I told you that the Walter Reed story will eventually be your story .. the story of your medical care under our quickly approaching system of government medical care, a/k/a socialized medicine.

Come on folks, wake up and smell the antiseptic. If this is the medical care our wounded soldiers from the Middle East receive from a government-run health care system, what makes you think that the care you are going to receive under "universal health care" is going to be any better?

"Freedom loving" Americans have decided that their health care is not their responsibility. It's the responsibility of either the government or their employer. Walter Reed is your future. You asked for it ... enjoy it.

Maybe I'm late picking up on this, but I've noticed this amazing fashion trend that's spreading across campus like flaming hotcakes. It's those gigantic sunglasses. You know the ones... each lens is the size of a hubcap and the almost completely cover the girl's face. To me, this is inefficient if you're attempting to shield yourself from the sun. I have two pictures to demonstrate. Here's Mary Kate Olsen. She looks fine but there's just one problem. THE SUN! Look at her! She can barely keep her eyes open! Now, before my solution, she'd have gigantic sunglasses which would only protect the top part of her face, leaving her nose and extremely pouty face exposed the UV-A rays, UV-B rays and that dreaded gamma radiation! Let's try my new idea. Ah. Much better. Now she is completely protected AND can also safely weld metal parts!

For those of you who think Larry the Cable Guy is really a country bumpkin, check out this video. He's really a (seemingly) gay comic!