christmas

Happy Festivus to my Contributors and readers (haters)

Christmas is for kids (and those who still celebrate the Roman Emperor’s birthday). And since I am neither a kid or a Roman I’m just going to put out a gleeful thank you for continuing to read South Dakota’s nastiest-rotteness political blog. I want people to know, not many things will change in the ‘nasty’ department in 2009 on DaCola, so don’t hold your breath (That means you DooHickey). I may even add some more contributors but I wanted to give a shout-out to my current crew.

Ghost of Dude

Angry Guy

Eggbert

The MotherLoad

Comoprozac

& Johnny Roastbeef

We are still working on Warren Phear, and hopefully he will come around one of these days.

I also want to say my favorite SD blogs to read are these:

DakotaWarCollege

SouthDakotamac (my new favorite!)

VoicesCarry

Dakotawomen

& Madville times

Best Links

Argus Leader

Rapid City Journal

Crooks and Liars

Happy New Year!

National News Odds and Ends

Impeach Bush Ornament censored from the White House Christmas tree, funny stuff;

It hung on the tree along with ornaments featuring lovingly painted state seals and state scenery till the Washington Post pointed out that it differed substantially from its fellows.

AP followed, and Lawrence’s ornment was plucked from its branch, on orders from Laura Bush.

David Gregory to host Meet the Press (like if this wasn’t totally freaking obvious);

Gregory has been a leading contender for the permanent spot since Tom Brokaw stepped in as interim moderator following Tim Russert’s death in June.

Sexy Saxby wins in Georgia, vows to be a one man army against Obama’s polices. Good luck with that.

The worst aspect of this is that Sarah Palin gets to claim some credit for the win. Sigh.

When all she ever asked for was an occassional Dr. Pepper.

Very Funny Letter to the editor

I wonder if the consumerism drunken Republicans will get it?

‘Twas the morning after Halloween and into Wal-Mart

stumbled three wayward friends who each grabbed a cart.

Hungover and hungry, they came for cheap food.

Yet what they discovered was unexpected, not good.

For what decked the Wal-Mart halls, floor and walls?

But reindeer, Santas, snowmen and green and red balls.

Truly, the friends found this site very queer.

Despite what the calendar said, Christmas was here.

I also liked this part;

I would propose a boycott of these stores that so vehemently exploit Christmas, but I have yet to find a single store that has not.