Tycho
06-16-2008, 02:08 PM
In my dream I was reading the local newspaper as I do every morning, and alas I finally made the news!
My dreams are very clear and I remember what I read, line for line.
We have a conservatively-slanted paper here in San Diego, so the report was depricating towards me, but as I can love negative attention, I enjoyed it like any of my other instigative acts. The article was quite funny really. It read:
"Newcomer Joshua A. Weiselberg filed his paperwork to enter the race today. His entry comes rather late, much like the home team sending in a pinch-hitter at the bottom of the ninth, with there being 2 outs already. A known radical leftist, Weiselberg seems to want to model himself after Joseph Stalin or Mao Tse Tung, but we'll forgive him for that as we know he really means well. However, we have to scratch our heads and wonder how Sally the single Soccer-Mom will handle receiving a political phone call from him, after a 16 hour day between work and caring for her children, when Weiselberg phones her and asks her to join in support of his vision for a New World Order."
I woke up laughing from this one. But it pretty much fits with how reality probably would turn out.
My dreams are very clear and I remember what I read, line for line.
We have a conservatively-slanted paper here in San Diego, so the report was depricating towards me, but as I can love negative attention, I enjoyed it like any of my other instigative acts. The article was quite funny really. It read:
"Newcomer Joshua A. Weiselberg filed his paperwork to enter the race today. His entry comes rather late, much like the home team sending in a pinch-hitter at the bottom of the ninth, with there being 2 outs already. A known radical leftist, Weiselberg seems to want to model himself after Joseph Stalin or Mao Tse Tung, but we'll forgive him for that as we know he really means well. However, we have to scratch our heads and wonder how Sally the single Soccer-Mom will handle receiving a political phone call from him, after a 16 hour day between work and caring for her children, when Weiselberg phones her and asks her to join in support of his vision for a New World Order."
I woke up laughing from this one. But it pretty much fits with how reality probably would turn out.