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| SUPER BOWL |
| Friday, January 21, 2005 |
| This year a 30 second spot to advertise on the Super Bowl will be $2.4 million dollars.
Wouldn't that money be better spent being sent to the Tsunami victims or making a down payment on the national debt?
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posted by Jack Mercer @ 1/21/2005 10:26:00 AM   |
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WAS just kiddin', Right. All we have heard over the last two weeks from our liberal mainstream press was that the inauguration cost $40 million and "wouldn't that money best be spent on tsunami relief or to pay down the national debt?" whining...
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Great point, JM. Nothing like a little satire to illustrate absurdity.
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Well, um, *wouldn't* that money be better spent on tsunami relief? Let's see...monkeys and sock puppets vs. disaster relief...hmmm, tough decision.
Not that it's acutually going to happen, but hey, it really is a better use of funds!
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WAS just kiddin', Right. All we have heard over the last two weeks from our liberal mainstream press was that the inauguration cost $40 million and "wouldn't that money best be spent on tsunami relief or to pay down the national debt?" whining...