marriage

So at 5:01pm a couple of guys got "married" and became "full citizens"
of California. What about at 5:02, what kind of individuals can't be
"full citizens". What other group besides homosexuals won't be able to
become full citizens until they are allowed to get married. Use your
imagination. Then ask how far should the logic go. What is not taboo.
Who should never get married. And why not?

What happens when?

What happens when all the Rock And Roll bands are dead? The Beatles?
Almost! The Rolling Stones? Getting' there. Van Halen? Genesis?
Yes? The Who?...
What kind of music will there be?.. Doesn't seem like anybody is poised
to take over. So, what will be listened to in the future? TechnoRap?
Rocountry (country and rock in a weird mix. Country isn't country
anymore. See Hank Snow, Patsy Cline)? Britney Spears? AAARGH!
There are no record albums anymore. There are no album covers. There
are almost no CD's anymore. Music is now just released directly to the
internet. It's all so hollow, pointless, isn't it? Jazz is like
sitting in an elevator all day. Gone are Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald.

D. Bruce Lapham, Jr.
787 Quality-Functional Test

Guantanimo

How is it the Supreme Court is able to tell the Bush administration how
to conduct war? Doesn't that violate the separation of powers in the
Constitution? If the SC is able to declare such things as the prisoners
of war housed in Guantanimo should have the same rights as Americans and
that Guantanimo is part of the United States, why couldn't they start
declaring such things in Iraq? What about the way the spies are
conducting things across the globe?

It is interesting the Supreme Court isn't making big declarations about
the behavior of the folks in the UN!

Day after D-Day

Right now I am reading "The Honourable Schoolboy" by John Le
Carre'. I started renting "Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy" from
Netflicks. When it got too deep in the movie I decided to get the book
to follow along. So I ended up reading the book and watching the video
at the same time. Then I rented Smiley's People, and got that book,
and read and watched them at the same time. After, I looked for other
books by John LeCarre' and discovered that "The Honourable Schoolboy"
was a story in between the two. I got the book, but Netflicks doesn't
seem to have a movie of it.
After I get done with "The Honourable Schoolboy" I'll read
"The Spy Who Came In From The Cold". I'm sure there is a movie that
will go with it.

Saw a sign of the side of a dealership, "I'm starting to
wonder if it would be so bad to have 4 years without a president." Just
mentioning it.

Got Jesus yet?

Took a big pay cut at work recently. So I put getting a truck
on hold.