Maybe someone is trying to tell me something. I no sooner created this blog, when suddenly, and without any warning, my laptop died. Great.
OK, a couple of Stumptown observations;
1) Big brouhaha in the the news, instigated I understand by To-The-Right-of-Ghengis-Kahn psycho blogger Michelle Malakin, over the fact that Rachel Ray, in a web only ad for Dunkin' Donuts, is wearing a scarf that resembles the headwear sported by Yassar Arafat and mid-east terrorist-extremists (and for local flavor, the stock footage shot in the background is of the Oregon State Capitol).
So Rachel Ray is advocating/supporting Muslim terrorism, In An Ad For Dunkin' Donuts!?
Talk about your targeted marketing! If you want to see just how deluded this woman is, go here;
http://michellemalkin.com/2008/05/28/the-keffiyeh-kerfuffle/
What color is the sky in your world, Michelle?
2) As I was walking along the waterfront today I watched an engagement between two pirate ships on the Willamette River. That can only mean one thing. Rose Festival time. More on the Roast Vegetable later.
3) Mayor Elect Sam Adams. I had a friend from the East Coast ask me about our recent mayoral election. His question was "So you have an openly gay guy and a Chinese guy running for mayor. Aren't people fired up about that?"
I told him "No. No one cares, it's no big deal." I've been thinking about that ever since. I think it's kind of cool, one of the great things about Stumptown. No right-wingers predicting that our city government will start trying to convince our children to turn Gay, no left-wing lavender mafia types turning this into some big symbolic Mt. Suribachi. No bigots implying that America is in decline and the immigrants are taking over our infrastructure. It was just another election.
That's outstanding.
"You gotta be tough to live out west"
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