by
Fred Hoot on June 30, 2010 in
Random Wanderings
Improper cell phone usage is on the rise. People who are supposed to be worshiping God are taking calls which are definitely not from Our Father in heaven.
People still are holding their cell phone with one hand and driving with the other hand. That reminds me of a bumper sticker: “Honk if you love Jesus. Text if you want to meet Him right away.” Read more »
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Fred Hoot on June 25, 2010 in
Random Wanderings
Those red telephones that sit in the Kremlin and the White House may be going the way of the dinosaur. Those red phones, put in place during the Cold War between Democracy and Communism, enabled instant communication between the the U.S. And the U.S.S.R. (now Russia and it’s states that broke free) in the event of a crisis.
They were joined with a trans-Atlantic cable, were regularly tested and had built-in redundancy. Read more »
I do not know who started this, but I thank my cousin Jimmy for calling it to my attention.
It does speak well for the liberal Democrats out there that love to enslave people with government subsistence programs.
A Republican, in a wheelchair, entered a restaurant one afternoon and asked the waitress for a cup of coffee. The Republican looked across the restaurant and asked, “Is that Jesus sitting over there?” The waitress nodded “yes,” so the Republican requested that she give Jesus a cup of coffee, on him.
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Fred Hoot on May 23, 2010 in
Random Wanderings

Not really – I’m just taking off for my birthday and I love ice cream cakes!
Thought for the day: Remember 60 is just another number
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Fred Hoot on May 21, 2010 in
Random Wanderings

Interestingly, this DemocRAT came from two Bushes on Obama’s right, crossed in front of him and scurryed to two Bushes on his left. This DemocRAT seemed to be politically savvy.
I just couldn’t resist this one reported by the Associated Press.
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Fred Hoot on April 27, 2010 in
Random Wanderings
This story is so strange, you would think it could only come from San Francisco, the lovely Sodom by the Sea out here on the Left Coast in California. The really strange part is that the story does not come from ‘Frisco.
Before you continue reading aloud, please get the kiddies our of hearing range and make sure they can’t see your screen reflected by a mirror. Double-check the kids as I do not want to be accused of contributing to the delinquency of a child or for child endangerment either.
Heck, out here on the Left Coast I could also get slapped with some obscure terrorist threat law that they love to throw at conservatives. Read more »
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Fred Hoot on April 13, 2010 in
Random Wanderings
Are you mad at your landlord? Well, how would you like to get even?
Let’s say your landlord is under-reporting his income from your rent and you know it. What if you knew your landlord is just taking your hard-earned money that you have already paid taxes on and not reporting any of it as income.
What if I said you could report it to the NRA? Read more »
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Fred Hoot on March 11, 2010 in
Liberty,
Politics,
Random Wanderings

A letter from a very dear friend of mine sparked a trip down memory lane. I mused over the great times spent with the Bush for President people during the 2000 campaign for over nine intensive months and the following 2004 campaign on a less-intensive basis. Read more »
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Fred Hoot on February 13, 2010 in
Random Wanderings

To plagiarize Shakespeare, “That is the question”. Oooo, maybe not plagiarizing, since I changed the BE to a DUMMY and game the old bard credit for the rest of the phrase.
Now, in the interest of being totally up front, I do not receive any royalties or fees of plays or books from anyone or organization related to Shakespeare or his works. I also do not have any ties to CNN. OK, you nearly caught me in a lie there, as I do have a tie to CNN: I distrust them as being balanced as a news organization. Read more »
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Fred Hoot on September 24, 2009 in
Crime,
Random Wanderings
After a while, we would hear what happened to the person and it usually was not nice, as at this time, the postal inspectors had never lost a prosecution of those who were foolhardy enough to think they could win in court. Those who decided not to go to court had to resign, lost their pensions (which were the best pensions in the world besides congress’ pensions), could never work in any government job ever again and had all their bank accounts cleaned out of cash. Read more »