i feel compelled to point out to those of you searching Google, Yahoo, Ask, and other internet search-engines, that the real phrase in question is “Graft and Corruption”.

this post, which sadly dates from a period in which i didn’t host the photographs internally, was a “pun”.

just sayin’.

to like, literally, 20-odd visitors per day since monday.

from domains belonging to certain universities on the east coast.

not that i assume that people are inherently morons or anything….but at least you can spell “graph” correctly, even though you apparently don’t mean to.

and since the vast majority of friends to this blog are east-coasters, i’ll tactfully refrain from drawing any analogies.

out loud.

but if you happen to know a college student in a poli-sci course who has to research “graft and corruption”, if you’d kindly smack them upside the head for me, i’d greatly appreciate it. because they’re searching, literally, on the title of this post, not “graft and corruption”, as one would assume any semi-literate college student to be doing.

pfffffffft!

photo credit: Troy Maben - AP

Wait a minute! Is it possible that Jenna has a least a shred of common sense? No, no such luck, it seems:

Obama supporter Stacy Falkner of Idaho shows off her favorite hat inside Boise’s Qwest Arena before the start of the Ada County Democratic Caucus. Several thousand people were expected to attend the event.

photo credit: Preston Keres - The Washington Post

“…apparently reflected the overall interest of Republican campaign staffers.”

photo credit: Tracy A. Woodward - The Washington Post

“Aaaaah! I see people that haven’t made a donation! Get ‘em! GET THEM!!!!”

photo credit: Tracy A. Woodward - The Washington Post

“…that if elected, I will continue to undermine personal rights and freedoms in favor of corporate gains!”

photo credit: Preston Keres - The Washington Post


…how many states Obama would have won if the stage crew had remembered the pole.

…Super Tuesdays around the globe, Commander Other will now proceed to point out to the Washington Post that using Flash to “protect” your images, a) is but a minor annoyance, b) doesn’t really work (even for those who don’t have the CS3 Master Suite), and c) is a stupid thing to do to people who would properly cite attribution..