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Friday Fiver: Gonna Make You Sweat
1. Do you play any sports? No. I'd love to get into an amateur baseball laegue, but haven't the time.
2. Do you exercise on a regular basis? My job is quite physical. I get a good workout there.
3. Name one person that raises your blood pressure: Ann Coulter.
4. You need to go up two floors in a building: do you use the stairs or the elevator? Stairs.
5. One thing that makes you go "Hmmmmm"? People who drive while chatting on cells, eating, applying make up, whatever. Pay attention to the couple of tons of metal you are manuvering!
2. Do you exercise on a regular basis? My job is quite physical. I get a good workout there.
3. Name one person that raises your blood pressure: Ann Coulter.
4. You need to go up two floors in a building: do you use the stairs or the elevator? Stairs.
5. One thing that makes you go "Hmmmmm"? People who drive while chatting on cells, eating, applying make up, whatever. Pay attention to the couple of tons of metal you are manuvering!
no subject
http://users.rcn.com/skutsch/anticoulter/index.html has more information about her lies then I can stomach at one sitting. But here's a good example.
In her book "Slander" she made the odd claim that the New York Times didn't cover Dale Earnhardt's death at the Daytona 500 until several days after the event. When confronted on air with a copy of the Times from the day after Daytona with the Earnhardt story on the front page, she continued to demand her version of the story was the factual one!