Okay, it wasn't really him, it was his Robot. That's because it was a robocall and I think only Robots are allowed to make robocalls. It was a few weeks ago that Huckabee's Robot called me. It was supposedly some survey. I was wondering whether I should respond when Huckabee's Robot repeated the question again. Well, golly. Give me some time to think!
After a little bit more of this, Huckabee's Robot just told me to listen to Huckabee's (real person, not Robot) radio show. Listen up, Robot. I don't watch radio. And I get all my news and commentary from The Colbert Report. After all, Stephen Colbert is known around the world for Truthiness. So, you're not going to get me to fall for your spiel, especially when you can't even call me in person.
If you want to know if Huckabee's Robot has called you, here is the Caller ID information"
2012 FREERSRCH
202-769-1087
I don't have any idea what Huckabee's Robot looks like, but I'm thinking it probably is something like this.
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Monday, October 29, 2012
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Bleep Blorp
Neil deGrasse Tyson was on The Colbert Report again. He's up to seven times and after the eighth time he gets, what was it, a free sandwich I think. Neil deGrasse Tyson is probably my favorite astronomer and judging by Stephen's questions and comments, he is most likely Stephen's favorite astronomer also.
Tonight they talked about our waning space program. So many kids are pulled into science because of their fascination with astronauts. The current trend of using robots and unmanned vehicles just won't cut the mustard. Hopefully we can get back on track and get out there in space. If we don't do that, there will be no job for James T. Kirk in the future.
Who knew? Well actually lots of astronomers knew, but according to Neil deGrasse Tyson, an asteroid buzzed by Earth tonight (!) between the orbits of Earth and the Moon. Oh NO! Luckily, it did not hit us here on Earth.
When Neil deGrasse Tyson complained that Stephen Colbert's Earth photo was upside down, Stephen corrected him and told him "There's no up in space. Check and mate. I accept your apology."
Tonight they talked about our waning space program. So many kids are pulled into science because of their fascination with astronauts. The current trend of using robots and unmanned vehicles just won't cut the mustard. Hopefully we can get back on track and get out there in space. If we don't do that, there will be no job for James T. Kirk in the future.
Who knew? Well actually lots of astronomers knew, but according to Neil deGrasse Tyson, an asteroid buzzed by Earth tonight (!) between the orbits of Earth and the Moon. Oh NO! Luckily, it did not hit us here on Earth.
When Neil deGrasse Tyson complained that Stephen Colbert's Earth photo was upside down, Stephen corrected him and told him "There's no up in space. Check and mate. I accept your apology."
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