One headline that I read yesterday that actually made sense when I thought about it – Republicans Win the Census
There’s a local television news anchor with the name Doug Dunbar. For some reason, that name makes me laugh, maybe it’s the literation, or maybe it’s me imagining one of the Native Americans in Dancing With Wolves saying his name. Dunbar, not Dumb Bear.
I spend a good amount of time standing outside in the dark just staring at the sky as a very cool breeze came and it loved the solitude.
The father of a friend of mine died earlier this year and I decided to give that friend a call just to see how things were going since I know what it’s like to have that first Christmas with a father. He seemed really appreciative of the call.
I would just like to encourage you to give an old friend a call before Christmas, just because, and to do it out of the blue, letting them know that you think of them often.
Upon recently becoming a father, perhaps you realize the craziness of naming your child Christopher Christie. They named their kid what? Really? REALLY?
Not to completely discount the influence of The Ticket, but a Google search of "in the history of ever" in quotes turns up over 1.1 million hits. I think that's a little out of their scope. Unfortunately, that same search turns up zilch as far as the origin of the phrase goes.
I think Chris Christie will win the 2012 presidency.
Upon recently becoming a father, perhaps you realize the craziness of naming your child Christopher Christie. They named their kid what? Really? REALLY?
I think "in the history of ever" is a Ticket reference. Not sure it was ever in a movie.
I've been suspicious of Chris Christie ever since a particular episode of This American Life. http://www.dailykos.com/story/2009/8/11/14106/422…
Not to completely discount the influence of The Ticket, but a Google search of "in the history of ever" in quotes turns up over 1.1 million hits. I think that's a little out of their scope. Unfortunately, that same search turns up zilch as far as the origin of the phrase goes.