Monday 29 November 2010

Would you buy a used car from one of these guys?..

This is too funny:

America's offensive diplomacy

...there's no cause for alarm, the world's in the hands of people with the emotional and intellectual sophistication of an underfed rat. I wonder if any of them has ever had a conversation with anybody that's lasted more than three exchanges, because they all appear to deal in soundbites. And if hyperbole were a commodity, then the US would be even wealthier than it is, now.

If it were me, I wouldn't bother cutting the head off any snake, rotten, or otherwise: I'd stuff its tail in its jaws and allow it to eat itself.

God, that's quite tiring... how do they keep that shit up?

6 comments:

susan said...

Used car salesmen scare me.

Politicians , feh!

Merry Christmas Matt and a most happy New Year. I've missed you on the blogosphere.

Radagast said...

susan: Thanks, same to you. I've been threatening to wind this blog down for a while, now, and I can't find much on a regular basis to write about. I've lost interest in the pharma thing: it's a fraud that nobody wishes to tackle... [shrug] It's not my problem, now: I've done as much damage to Big Pharma as it did to me, and that's where I'll leave it. And so will they, if they've any sense.

Matt

Radagast said...

Simian: No surprises there, then: why deal with something oneself, when one can run and tell tales?

Radagast said...

Tackhole: I almost wish I cared, but not quite. But do me a favour, and stop projecting yourself. Actually, don't do me a favour, but stop projecting yourself, anyway - that's an order, fuckwit.

Herrad said...

Hi Matt,
Good succinct post.
Love,
Herrad

Radagast said...

Wailman: Nice try. No cigars.