I hate, with a fiery passion, Presidential addresses. With the availability on online resources, there is absolutely no need for networks to cover every little thing a president has to say. If anything important comes to light, I’ll be more than happy to catch it on, I don’t know, one of the twenty so news channels or on msnbc.com.
It’s time for Heroes, dammit. Get with the program! 
[Edit: Our Prez must be a Heroes fan...the show is a go!]
Mood:
Irate
The headline on MSNBC.com right now is “Search for Victims, Answers”. Answers? What are the questions? The bridge collapsed. There’s your answer. The media is always looking to make more out of something than needs to be, and I’m sick of it.
It reminds me of an interview The Today Show did with someone shortly after Hurricane Rita. They asked the man, “Can you tell us what happened?” My brother and I were listening to the broadcast on the radio on the way to work and we both burst out laughing. We simultaneously said, and you could almost hear the man thinking, “Goddamn hurricane hit, that’s what happened, you dumbass!” Yet the interviewer just had to reach for some drama. Yeah, right.
Here’s a novel approach to responsible journalism: Report the facts and stop trying to make everyone in this country a victim. Thanks.
Whoo hoo! New Eureka tonight! I’m not going to the midnight showing of OotP because, well, I have no one to go with. I would have loved seeing it with Ash, but I’m not as much of fan of the movies as much as I once was. PoA ruined everything, but I’ve ranted about that plenty of times on here, so I’ll just let it go… BAH!
So anyway, yes, Eureka it is. I’m watching Big Brother (mostly out of boredom) and Pirate Master (possibly the worst show I’ve stuck with…Die, Azmyth!) and Eureka tonight and finishing the schedules for the students tomorrow.
Who says I don’t have a plan? Oh, that’s right…it’s me. 
Oh, and how cool is this real life Danny Deckchair?!?