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Hokey smokey! The years sure roll by fast!
There’s no better way to celebrate the day than with a slice of hot toaster topped with butter.
And a case of Champagne.
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Toaster wishes everyone a Happie Valentine’s Day!
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Sheila commented in Yay!:
Congratulations to Bwana! I wish him much success in his new endeavor. And tell toaster the best time to hit Bwana up for a raise in his allowance would be just after ‘Spring Training’ starts. *knowing wink*
Well, the only bad thing about Bwana’s new job is that it came about so quickly that he won’t be able to take Toaster on an extended trip to Spring Training.
Darn it!
But Toaster understands. Someone has to put the “mock” in “democracy.”
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Bwana has a job again!
Keith Olbermann to Host Show and Have Executive Role at Current TV:
Keith Olbermann, the former MSNBC anchor and liberal firebrand, will host a prime-time program for Current TV, the low-rated cable channel co-founded by Al Gore, starting in the spring.
The untitled hour of news and commentary will effectively mimic “Countdown,” the MSNBC program that Mr. Olbermann conceived eight years ago and quit hosting last month. Mr. Olbermann told reporters on a conference call Tuesday that the new program would be “an improved, and we hope amplified and stronger, version of the show that I just did.”
Whee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But this probably isn’t a good time for Toaster to hit him up for a bigger allowance.
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The people in China think it is the Year of the Rabbit, but we know better.
And Toaster would like to remind all sports fans that hot buttered toast makes a fine Super Bowl snack. And all you Packers fans, feel free to sprinkle a little shredded cheese on top.
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Last Saturday’s show included a question on Toaster’s favorite human person: Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me!
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Toaster would really, really, really like it if Bwana could buy a piece of the Mets for him.
Fred Wilpon, the chairman of the New York Mets, said Friday that he was seeking “one or more strategic partners” to buy a portion of the team and offset the uncertainty created by a lawsuit seeking to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in the multi-billion dollar fraud orchestrated by Bernard Madoff.
But Bwana just lost his job and we have to watch our expenses for now.
Darn ….
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This deserves a toast!
