First they bash Wal-Mart with story after story after story…headlines like “the stimulus checks will all go to Wal-Mart” and on and on.

It’s as if they are in their own little world, the media, and they play through imaginary battles time and time again. The end of the first page of the article points out that Wal-Mart is three times larger than the next biggest competitor. That means they could close half of their stores and still be the largest. Right? So in what world is Wal-Mart losing again?

So gas prices are going absolutely nuts and I think that I actually didn’t make a trip this year to save the $150 in gas it would have cost…either that or I was seriously tired. I think it was the former…maybe the latter.

Whether the liberal media* wants to believe it or not, things cost money. Since the fall of the barter and trade system, money has become the food people have to have in order to have things, peace and, yes, the Olympics. So how do the Olympics get money? Sponsorship of course. How do those sponsors get money: by advertising their goods in the hope that they will sell more products. Without large corporate sponsors, the big 12 this year, there would be NO OLYMPICS AT ALL. According to this article and the ridiculous ignorance of the boards I have read today concerning the boycott I seriously think some people want the Olympics to fall out of existence.

I write articles that point out weaknesses in others all the time. Here’s the problem with the article above. Ms. Brockenbrough has written an article that is ridiculously based on something that “might” happen. She takes the experiences from her youth (where she lists teen idols I’ve never heard of so she must be older than I am) with teen idols and projects them onto an innocent (YES INNOCENT) girl playing Hanna Montana and herself Miley Cyrus.

The thing about articles like these is that they keep getting written, yet almost everyone in the blog boards disagree with them. Most people realize they are stupid and want things that they can't afford so they do the responsible thing and go without. For those of you who get it, skip to here. For those who don't get it, here it is again.

Mr. fireman himself, Kent Miskin of Terreton Idaho wrote the letter to the editor in the link above.

First, I haven't seen Challis play in about 5 years and even then I saw a girls JV game (maybe C-Team) as it was the only game going on at the time. I know the boys' basketball coach but haven't seen her or actually talked to her in about 15 years. I did listen to the boys team though.