The I-75 Project by Norm Magnusson
The goal of the project is to place a historical marker at each of the 50 rest stops along the 1775 mile long Interstate 75 that begins in Sault St. Marie, Michigan.
Wow.
(via 24freedinners)
3 months agoDear 53%ers:
Congratulations on all your success. I mean that. But all this “the gov’t never helped me” stuff? Yeah, about that:
- That no-frills State U. education you paid yourself through was so cheap because it was subsidized with tax dollars. The scholarship you earned, same deal.
- The road you drive on to work didn’t magically appear there. It was a gov’t project.
- You’ve likely never been hospitalized for food poisoning. Federal food inspectors do good work.
- Your business has been able to flourish in part thanks to protection from police and fire departments … UNION WORKERS and gov’t employees all.
- The Internet is a wonderful thing that makes wide dissemination of your ideas quick and easy, isn’t it? Yep, another innovation of the bloated, incompetent federal government.
- At this very moment you are paying my salary to defend your right to your poorly-formed opinion and to be callous toward your fellow man. You’re welcome, jerks.
Sincerely,
An American soldier in Afghanistan
This is beautiful.
I do not understand why these concepts are so hard to grasp for some people.
Two words: “Willful blindness.”
LOVE. LOVE. AND MORE LOVE. <— the all caps of love.
Bloody hell yes.
3 months agoThat’s right, our baby has arrived, now available on Kindle. We’ll have more formats soon, but for now you can get it on your Kindle e-reader or Kindle app on iPad or Android devices. We’ll have a longer post tomorrow about this happy occasion, but for now go ahead and check it out!
Including “The Last Ship,” a Skin Kadash short. (And coming soon for Nook.)
3 months ago