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Captain Trade--Who he is?

Tue Nov 17, 2009, 10:42 AM
We report, you believe it!

Politicians on the boob-tube are blustering back and forth about someone they call Captain Trade. I can't even figure out if this person is like Captain Blood, Captain Kangaroo, or Captain Obvious. One minute they're talking about financial matters, so I figure he must be a pirate, other tmes their talking about energy, so I think maybe he's just an active fellow. And others say he's about ecology and global warming and so forth, so I think maybe he's the Captain of a Greenpeace ship.

Anybody know bout this mysterious fellow? Try to keep up with politics, but often find myself baffled.

What goes here? Paws?
  • Mood: Stumped
  • Listening to: The airconditioner
  • Reading: Hagakure...the book of the Samurai
  • Watching: what I'm doing
  • Playing: Deviant Art
  • Eating: Nothing
  • Drinking: Good healthy tap water

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Why I'm here (and still am.)To learn more about people especially around the world, and still here because I feel like some of them are among the finest people there are anywhere.
Also to demonstrate to all my air of imbecility and prostration which makes for my most cherished delight, and confirm in the minds of some people their view of all Americans as Simian hominids, but try to be good to some despite that, and grunt and posture like an ape as little as possible.
Oh, And to study the reactions of people to my art, whether they like it or not. The art, that is.

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: kure beach, nc
  • Interests: my cat, writing, painting. I used to have others but I forgot what they were.
  • Favourite movie: lady and the tramp, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Zulu
  • Favourite band or musician: rolling stones, david bowie
  • Favourite genre of music: Some rock and roll after 1955 and before 1990
  • Favourite artist: Dali, El Greco, Rembrandt
  • Favourite poet or writer: David Gemmell, Baudelaire, Dostoyevsky, Nietzsche
  • Favourite photographer: Some DA peoples
  • Favourite style of art: Dalism, Rembrandtism, El Grecoism and so forth.
  • Operating System: winxphome
  • MP3 player of choice: don't have one
  • Shell of choice: Anyone I can crawl into, I guess.
  • Wallpaper of choice: huh? I prefer to paint. Stripping wallpaper is a chore.
  • Skin of choice: cat's fur
  • Favourite game: football when the NE Patriots are winning
  • Favourite gaming platform: Well, I mean, all of them....I guess....
  • Favourite cartoon character: crusader rabbit, daffy duck, and a turtle I don't know his name
  • Personal Quote: uhhh...or huh? (Used to be 'so what' and 'who cares' when I was young and frivol
  • Tools of the Trade: word proceesor, paintbrush (not the program)

Foreign or domestic, this poll will provide much needed information for the next election in the US, so everyone is welcome to comment. The question is, of the so-called founding fathers who wrote the US constitution back in the day, who do you favor? 

22%
2 deviants said Thomas Elvis "Light's Out" Edison, cause he invented the electric light so the constitutionalists could see what they were signing.
22%
2 deviants said And last, but not least, Eleanor "Fuzz-face " Rigby, who was the sole female allowed to speak her mind to the august gathering.
11%
1 deviant said Barney B. Barack "He's the Boss" Bama, who said (no disrespect to Canadians,) "52-40 or fight!"
11%
1 deviant said Henry Sigmund "Get up and Go" Ford, who invented the motor car so the founding fathers could get to Philadelphia.
11%
1 deviant said Bo "Peep" Brummel, whose good looks and wavy hair won every debate.
11%
1 deviant said Vlad "Will O' the Wisp" Putin, who returned from Russia with some new ideas that shocked the locals.
11%
1 deviant said Chuck "Ride 'em cowboy" deGaulle, who appeared at the constitutional convention astride a captured Tiger Tank.
0%
No deviants said George Corley "Give 'em Hell" Bush because he earned his nickname the hard way.
0%
No deviants said Jimmy "Crack Corn" Carter, who said "'Tis a false prophet who cries ';peace, peace' when there is no peace."
0%
No deviants said Horace T. "Pinchpenny" Vanderbilt, who robbed from the poor and then lost his wallet.

Comments


:iconfranzoise:
Thank you for the fav :)
:iconnunheh:
My pleasrue

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Everytime you gain your heart's desire you pay for it with a piece of your soul- Heraclitus
:iconsandy33311:
Thanks for your recent favs, John! :hug:
:iconnunheh:
Vilkomenn!

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Everytime you gain your heart's desire you pay for it with a piece of your soul- Heraclitus
:iconkatworks:
many thanks for the fav :hug:

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Arrive without travelling
See all without looking
Do all without doing
:iconnunheh:
Always deserved!

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Everytime you gain your heart's desire you pay for it with a piece of your soul- Heraclitus
:iconofgermanblood:
thanks for the fav

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:iconnunheh:
My good fortune!

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Everytime you gain your heart's desire you pay for it with a piece of your soul- Heraclitus
:iconaiyemora:
thank you for the favorite of The First Phoenix. :)

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~it is in the quiet of the mind where the most chords are played, but in the quiet of the heart where songs are made~
:iconnunheh:
It is in fact my honor to have the opportunity.

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Everytime you gain your heart's desire you pay for it with a piece of your soul- Heraclitus

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