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потом забрал ниссан обратно
а деньги год не отдаёт

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и хор из за ее плеча
пропел мужскими голосами
ей невдомёк ей невдомёк

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{Dank Wel rkatsyv}

Louisiana has spoken!

Well, well, well. Eat this one, my liberal friends.

The Louisiana voters have spoken, and what they said was "Fuck you, democrats!". Yes, federal government and FEMA fucked up big time on Katrina, but the voters know all-well that the federal mess was just the icing on the terrible shit cake created by years of local Democratic neglect of the state and the Big Easy.

The people were so pissed at Kathleen Blanco she decided not to even run for re-election, and then the voters have shown their displeasure with the Dems by giving Walter Boasso just 18% of the vote.

Enter the new conservative governor, Oxford-educated Bobby Jindal, a 36-year-old son of Indian immigrants, taking in the overwhelming 53% of the vote. And guess what -- he's not white. And not black. He doesn't carry the old animosities. And he's young. And conservative.

People simply got tired of old bullshit and tried something new. And all this -- from the state constantly made fun of in New York for backwardness (this from people who elected Spitzer!). I wonder when New Yorkers will grow enough balls to bet on someone like Jindal (provided we even have someone like that on our stale political landscape).

Good luck to the new Governor, may he possess the intelligence and the will to make the lives of people in Louisiana better.

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I have watched "Love Song for Bobby Long" many times and love it more with every pass. What is it about self-destructive guilt-ridden intellectuals with a heart of gold that attracts me so much?

Literature is a side subject in the film. Besides other things, main characters -- John Travolta's Bobby Long (ex-English professor) and Gabriel Macht's Lawson Pines (his ex-TA) engage in a competition: one says a quote and the other must guess the author. This goes on throughout the film so there is plenty of quotes. Enough in fact to have prompted me to collect them, so here they are.( Read on... )