#48? why is that so far down the list?

Take that fat people!!!

Last night, Melissa and I were sitting on the couch watching "The Biggest Loser" and this is a portion of our conversation:
Melissa: I feel like having some ice cream
Matt: That's a great idea, let's eat ice cream and watch the fat people workout! Take THAT fat people!!!

yes, that is how exciting it gets around the Weiss household.

The downside of the evening was when we were eating our ice cream the last segment of the show came on, the "weigh-in". For some unknown reason the guys on that show feel that their t-shirts add too much weight to their totals, so they take them off. Yes friends, what once was a galla of laughter while we ate ice cream and laughed at the fat people working out turned into a disgusting display of flab that made us lose our appetites altogether. OH SWEET IRONY!!!

I hate you fat people...........I hate you, so.....so....very much.............

I don't care who you are, that's funny right there

Although this isn't the EXACT same research I do, some is necessary in order for me to complete my research

WTF?!?!?!?!?

The day after voting day and I have no idea what the hell happened. Turns out that on the way out of the polls voters said that the main issues they voted on were morals and values. WHAT!?!? yes that is important to have, but I don't recall that being in question for either candidate.

Why were morals/values big?
Of course this is only my humble opinion....it's my damn website anyway. I think morals were so important because of multiple states having a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage on the ballot, and the multitude of new evangelical voters who would vote on those amendments. Ok, it's one thing to think being gay is right or wrong or whatever, but those beliefs stem from your own religious views (especially those who think being gay is wrong). I believe it is absolutely WRONG to legislate those religious views, no matter what YOU THINK the Bible tells you is right or wrong. These amendments to ban gay marriage were on like at least 10 ballots accross the country and I think almost all of those states, except for Oregon, went for Bush because Bush consistently told voters that he was a 'principled leader' and a 'christian conservative' while Kerry (correctly in my opinion) campaigned on the REAL issues.

I think that if voters would have concentrated on the REAL issues like terrorism, Iraq, jobs, the economy we would have had a much bigger turnout. I'm also extremely troubled by the lack of new voters ages 18-24 that actually voted. Listen kids, you knew how serious this election was and you blew it. Now be prepared for higher tuition, higher gas prices, no healthcare, and no job when you graduate with a degree. I know several people that graduated in 2004 and STILL haven't found a job yet months later.

Overall I think America just got deceived in a huge way. Did we forget about terrorism? LAST TIME I CHECKED A MARRIED GAY COUPLE DOSEN'T BOMB BUILDINGS OR KILL AMERICANS!!!!!!!!