Dude, MasterBaiter, the guy was only saying he didn't see it -- did you have to drop an F-bomb on him? Sheesh. Feet of clay, okay?
"My goodness. What a coincidence," said Schwarzenegger spokesman Aaron McLear. "I suppose when you do so many vetoes, something like this is bound to happen."
lol. can't believe I missed that. I read it three times over and was looking for an embedded message prison style. I was trying to make words out of all the capital letters but FAILed to notice the acrostic down the page...
So, is everybody else doing this in their office memos, now? Usually, I'm not alone on these sorts of things, right? Cause, I know I tend to take things overboard sometimes. Know when enough is enough, people always tell me. I don't know: why'd he waste his time on this, when California's bankrupt? The guy's been a lousy governor, but I still kinda grinned, before I started to think about it. A guy takes a bunch of steroids, works out a little, tries to become an actor. Hercules, man! They dubbed his lines over; audiences couldn't even understand him! No way he becomes a movie star, right? Crap, Terminator's out to get me! Oh, but that can only last so long. Now he's got flabby Hulk Hogan pecs, and a transplanted pig heart. Lording over Enron's abuse of little old CA grandmas, and he gets recall-elected? Debts, debts, and more debts, at poor interest rates? This was his so-called fiscal discipline?
^ Even if it was random, I don't think we would ever get Ahnold to accept that he did this supposed letter for real. Just send him a note with a comeback or wait until he is in one of those late night talk shows to ask him if he will send other notes like that one. Pick an issue like healthcare but never attack the governor directly because, consequently, he will find a way to avoid every question. Anyways, I think we had enough fun to run with this lame joke. We do not have enough time to orchestrate another parody like many members of the media will do once they get a hold of these letters.
