9=6 [A Day Earlier A Month & Three Days Later]

3 RE: HR 3200

Here’s three [3] points of contention the casual rational citizen may have with America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009 that have yet to be shouted out at one of those delightful little “town hall” dog-n-pony shows.
As always, the full text and history of the bill, it’s sponsors and related legislation can be accessed and tracked at GovTrack.US.

H.R. 3200 at GovTrack.US

Look, it’s not like i was out of drugs this time. Or last time, rlly; i lie a lot about small shit BTW. I’m never out of drugs; i’m a Professional™, dammit. Like Hunter S. Thompson, only not so much as to actually get paid, y’know, professionally, i guess… hrmm…

I digress. Point was, i’m not as late in posting as i was last month; and WTF happened to everybody else here? (‘cept for James, whose shit ROCKS hard enough to fill in the gaps, which are chasms this month)

Point the second; here’s some summertime fun for y’all.

Of Water [Non-Directive Collective Autonomous Reclaimation Happening]

To quote myse’f:

“Neptune’s SummerPalace is what i call my favorite swimming hole, which isn’t a hole so much as a landfill; except that the Army Corps of Engineers weren’t so much filling in the land as they were bulldozing a Navy machine-shop, barracks and the streets around them into Lake Washington. The lake was about 14 feet lower than usual since the Ballard Locks (a previous project) had gone in, so it needed some filling; plus they had all that stuff that hadn’t gotten blown up in the war and weren’t going to ever use, like lampposts and airplane engines, and they had to make room for the new stuff for the next war, ya know; put in a machine shop, put up some lampposts. Shit had to fucking go. These are White People we’re talking about here, BTW; make more sense now? ‘k. Try to keep up, kids.

Lake Washington Ship Canal

At any rate it’s fun to go swimming on a hot day, pull some debris up and get in touch with the physics of disposable deathculture at it’s nexus with the aquifer one drinks from and really, you know, come to understand through bloodloss and exposure exactly how much it must suck to be around or live near humans. No but seriously wear shoes, it’s still a little sharp and pokey. Way better than it was, but nothing like it used to be.”

We went swimming at the above mentioned (and even still more above documented) swimming hole yesterday; and saw an actual fish. Most pleasing.

Jai Jai, allz’y'allz. Here’s a little something found nowhere else on the entire 1nt3rW3rbz except via our auspices: Kuwait’s South Park, Block 13, episode 1, with English subtitles.

Block 13 ep 1 English Sub