Burnt

The new job and commuting is leaving me pretty burnt by the end of the day. I find that all creativity has fled from my brain and I can't string together the whatchamacallits...words! Yes! Definitely words!

I was talking about something...Can't seem to remember.

Hmmm. I'll have to start writing stuff down during the day.

Bias, what bias?

I took a radio in to work today. Everyone at my new job has some sort of radio / computer speakers at their desks - I didn't want to be left out.

Much to my chagrin, the only station I could get was CBC radio. Maybe it was the building interfering with the signals, but that was the only station that could reach my desk.

I was subjected to a whole bunch of blathering by the supposedly informed callers about the evils of George Bush and how "everyone" wants him out. It was almost overwhelming, as the CBC could not seem to find one person who had voted for Bush. If you were to believe the coverage, John Kerry was going to win in a blowout of massive proportions.

After 30 minutes of this I decided to turn off the radio. The blatant, save the U.S. from bushitler attitude of the callers had me slightly unnerved. For quite awhile this afternoon I actually contemplated what a Kerry victory might mean for the U.S., and the world.

I have to say again to my fellow Canadians: a Kerry victory is not good for us. We are among the outsourcers Kerry complained about. A Kerry-led U.S. would punish us for daring to compete for American jobs. And deep down we know it, don't we?

Hopefully a decisive victory is acheived soon so everyone can shut up for four more years. And the blogosphere can find something else to talk about.