Roscoe W. Chandler: The nickel today is not what it used to be ten years ago. Captain Spaulding : Well, I'll go further than that. I'll get off at the depot. The nickel today is not what it was fifteen years ago. Do you know what this country needs today? Chandler: What? Spaudling: A seven cent nickel. Yes siree, we've been using the five-cent nickel in this country since 1492. Now that's pretty near 100 years daylight saving. Now why not give the seven cent nickel a chance? If that works out, next year we can have an eight cent nickel. Think what that would mean? You could go to a newsstand, buy a three cent newspaper, and get the same nickerl back again. One nickel carefully used would last a family a life-time. Chandler: Captain Spaulding, I think that is a wonderful idea. Spaulding: You do, eh? Chandler: Yes. Spaudling: Well, then there can't be much to it. Forget about it.
I can understand the outrage for Guillens comments in Miami, but I don't understand the national coverage/outrage. Where are all the Che wearing progressives with their support for Ozzie? Shouldn't they be just as outraged that Ozzie was suspended from his job? Where are all the college professors and their flock that preach Che on a regular basis with their support? I can't believe that we haven't heard from Micheal Moore yet. Hollywood loves Che, I can't believe they are staying silent here.
wrveres wrote:I can understand the outrage for Guillens comments in Miami, but I don't understand the national coverage/outrage. Where are all the Che wearing progressives with their support for Ozzie? Shouldn't they be just as outraged that Ozzie was suspended from his job? Where are all the college professors and their flock that preach Che on a regular basis with their support? I can't believe that we haven't heard from Micheal Moore yet. Hollywood loves Che, I can't believe they are staying silent here.
Hypocrites.
the outrage over this is hilariously overblown. if people want to get mad about something, maybe it should be something that actually matters like all the baseball players getting DUIs.
wrveres wrote:I can understand the outrage for Guillens comments in Miami, but I don't understand the national coverage/outrage. Where are all the Che wearing progressives with their support for Ozzie? Shouldn't they be just as outraged that Ozzie was suspended from his job? Where are all the college professors and their flock that preach Che on a regular basis with their support? I can't believe that we haven't heard from Micheal Moore yet. Hollywood loves Che, I can't believe they are staying silent here.
Hypocrites.
I really doubt that a bunch of 18 year old potheads that have Che Guevara t-shirts and posters are aware of Ozzie Guillen being suspended. I haven't encountered a lot of college professors "preaching che", whatever that means. Who exactly are you calling a hypocrite, here? Sounds like you've got a lot of vitriol but nobody to direct it towards.
wrveres wrote:I can understand the outrage for Guillens comments in Miami, but I don't understand the national coverage/outrage. Where are all the Che wearing progressives with their support for Ozzie? Shouldn't they be just as outraged that Ozzie was suspended from his job? Where are all the college professors and their flock that preach Che on a regular basis with their support? I can't believe that we haven't heard from Micheal Moore yet. Hollywood loves Che, I can't believe they are staying silent here.
Hypocrites.
I really doubt that a bunch of 18 year old potheads that have Che Guevara t-shirts and posters are aware of Ozzie Guillen being suspended. I haven't encountered a lot of college professors "preaching che", whatever that means. Who exactly are you calling a hypocrite, here? Sounds like you've got a lot of vitriol but nobody to direct it towards.
I think he is referring to the pretentious hipsters that roam the streets of san Francisco..