Tarp money left over. Good news. Took less than expected to finish that job.
Republicans wish to give it back to China and other bankers.
But, Obama wants Americans to have another job.
Cash for Caukers.
More stimulating.
Needed for warm and cozy.
(I hope it's for renters also).
Calking windows, helping to foster survival of economy, given news from Copenhagen scientists.
Stimulate economy for sure. Stimulate.
Is your cauk soft or hard?
KGO radio, in San Francisco, is the main ABC "News Talk" affiliate for all of northern California. KGO must know how to succeed in business.
When a home improvement show on KGO was talking. Talking, about cauking. They were discussing hard and soft cauks.
Someone noticed it sounded like cock.
Oh, no. Was that inappropriate? How's the FCC? Is that one of those 7 little words? We (speaking of KGO) are still on the air, not just on cyberspace.
But, don't be uptight.
They made it into a promo.
I wasn't even listening to that show, but heard reprocussions afterwards.
A cute little promo with words like, "is your cauk hard or soft."
Then an announcer doing the tag line:
"Our shows are always informative and sometimes inadvertently X rated."
KGO knows how to get more listeners and stimulate the economy in a "private enterprise" way. They turned that into a promo.
Like America's banks which were said, before the 2008 crash, to be more "flambouyant" than (for instance) Canada's banks.
2 comments:
it's sspelled caulk.and pronounced with the l in it
My syntax and spelling errors is one way I've learned that I have at least a few readers.
Also I have so many friends in so many places, both on the net and local "face to face" that it can be hard to keep up with all the details. Details such as correct spelling or always remembering to use the spell checkers on these wonderful machines we play with.
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