House Speaker Glenn Richardson vowed Friday to push legislation to legalize Sunday sales of alcohol in stores.

That’s great, but what about the governor?

And if Governor Sonny Perdue vetoes the bill, Richardson (R-Hiram) promised to override the governor’s action when the Legislature returns in January.

Full article on AJC.com.

Of course the easy explanation to this is Hollywood likes to cast hot actors and actresses. Fair call. I look at ugly people all day long, no reason to pay $8 to see more ugly people. Regardless of this, I think there is a way more simple answer.

As we all know, to become a vampire you must be bitten my a vampire. Well, that is unless your in Santa Clara in which you only have to drink Kiefer Sutherland’s blood. WTF? Was this a contract negotiation on his part? I imagine the conversation going something like:

KS: “Yeah, I’ll play the badass vampire, but I ain’t biting on some other dude’s neck. Figure something out.”

Producer: “Wow, I didn’t realize you were such a homophobe Mr. Sutherland.”

KS: “No no no… it’s nothing like that. To prove it, I’ll wear dangly earrings and have a big hair mullet!”

Producer: “I think we have a deal.”

Ok, so with the exception of Lost Boys, a vampire bite equals new vampire. Let’s think about this from the vampire’s perspective. Who would you want to bite? Ugly people? Fat people? Hardly. You’re going to bite the hot chicks. How great would it be to be able to only surround yourself with hot ass chicks? That would rule. It’s like Vampire Darwinism at its best. Vampiral Selection. Survival of the hottest. The ugliest of the ugly die. I could totally get behind vampiric logic. Vampirism, if you will.

As an aside, can vampires catch diseases by drinking blood? Vampire: “Ha ha, now you’re a vampire!” Victim: “Ha ha, you have AIDS!”

Happy Sunday bitches. Go to church and ask for forgiveness for reading this.

It seems an early early early childhood friend of mine has hit the big time (or shortly will be) with a new website. The site seems to be designed for developers, techies, and pretty much any form of computer geek. The name is bug.gd and allows you to search a database chock full of resolutions to all sorts of error messages. We’ve all rummaged through the Web looking for answers to our pesky problems and sometimes we find them but sometimes we don’t. That’s where the beauty of bug.gd comes in. Since the chances are pretty great you’ll find a solution, or at least a work around, to your problem, bug.gd will email you 48 hours after your search asking you to let them know what you did. Your response will be kept on the system and available the next time someone searches for the same error. Pretty sharp, eh?

So go ahead check it out and if you don’t mind, Digg it, too.

Congrats to my bud and his friend for putting together what I suspect will become a staple site for anyone in the tech industry.

BTW, if it seems the content of this post has changed, it has. Deal with it.

I’m glad he was wrong.