Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Same professional Hugh Grant Glasses, nice dark suit, frosty the snowman shirt, red striped tie.
Not bad. Now George Will looks like a fucking moran. (Yes, we are aware of all your intertube traditions.)
Monday, October 26, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Glasses and pinstripes back. Interesting tie. Not bad, just interesting.
(in English accent) Well played! Well sorted youn man.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009
Keith has on what we are going to call his usual (from what we can tell) his Hugh Grant Glasses.
Tasteful. Makes him look less dumb. So! the KOHGG is hereby shortened to HGG. Hopefully, we shall never have to talk about the dreaded Max Headroom glasses.
P.S. Go back to the pinstripes. The brown blows.
P.S. Go back to the pinstripes. The brown blows.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
He's got the goods today. (glasses that is)
Grassley sucks. Landrieu is lying. Palin was/is a disaster. Balloon child should be spanked. NY insurance sucks. Colin sucks. Monty Rocks.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
He's got kewl frames again. Thank god.
There seems to be subtle change to the arms, but frankly I'm just not that curious. They look good. And that's good enough.
How is Dad? Care to share? Sharing is caring!
How is Dad? Care to share? Sharing is caring!
Monday, October 12, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
Three Phoenix PD officers were already in the neighborhood when the call went out.
Outside the house, Arambula’s wife Lesley informed Sgt. Sean Coutts that her husband had already taken the intruder into custody and was holding him at gunpoint.
Either out of reflexive contempt for a mundane or criminal incompetence, Sgt. Coutts neglected — or refused — to pass along this vital information to his fellow tax-devourers. Before Mrs. Arambula could relay those important facts to the other officers, Officer Brian Lilly shot Anthony six times in the back — twice after he had hit the floor.
“You just killed the homeowner,” gasped Anthony as he bled into the floor of his house. “The bad guy is in there.”
“We f***d up,” Lilly reported to his dispatcher. Fear not, he and his fellow officers acted quickly to address the most pressing issue — no, not the threat to Anthony’s life, or that posed by the intruder, but rather the risk to the career of the police officer who shot the innocent man.
Displaying natural leadership ability, Sgt. Coutts quickly devised a cover story: In the official version, Anthony had pointed his gun at Officer Lilly, yet somehow managed to take six rounds in the back.
“That’s all right,” Coutts consoled Lilly as Anthony was bleeding to death in front of his children. “I got you back … we clear?”
The entire incident was captured on the 911 recording. The audiotape didn’t record what happened next, according to the family’s lawsuit:
“Tony made what he believed was a dying request to the officers; he did not want his young family to see him shot and bloodied. Officers callously ignored his request and painfully dragged Tony by his injured leg, through the home and out to his backyard patio, where they left him bloodied and shot right in front of Lesley, Matthew and Zachary.”
The officers later dragged the wounded man onto gravel, then shoved him on top of the hood of a cruiser and “drove the squad car down the street with Tony lying on top, writhing in pain.”
In order to preserve their cover story, the police insisted on treating Anthony like the suspect in a drug bust, forbidding family and friends to visit him in the hospital.
Not surprisingly, Anthony — who managed to survive being “protected and served” by Phoenix’s “Finest” — still suffers from chronic pain from his injuries, and most likely will for the rest of his life.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Apparently Keith will lose his hair and get much bigger glasses.
Hell of a show. Sorry about your dad.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Keith's search for a new set of frames continues.
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