A Pome About the Budget

The prez says we need the cash

To make our presence known

Over there in the Iraqi bash

Where trillions have already been thrown.

He has his budget all lined out

With plenty of geetus for defense

Who suffer from financial gout

From such a diet richly intense.

I think I would like a couple of billion

To address society’s woes

It wouldn’t be missed from the trillion

And it would help the poor,  I propose.

Besides I think we should all wonder

Where the trillion is coming from

And scream out like bloody thunder

If we have to borrow from someone.

Budgets are just a living suggestion

Of how our money should be spent

But this budget gives me indigestion

Cause the money spent will’ve been lent.

Lessons Learned From the Super Bowl

1. Don’t count perfection until it hatches.
2. A Tom Brady flustered is an imperfect Tom Brady.
3. Can you say, “Defense wins championships?”
4. Them Manning Boys are some good quarterbacks.
5. The game isn’t over until the last second is off the clock.
6. Prognosticators are guessing just like everyone else.
7. Cheaters win a lot of the time  but isn’t it sweet when they  lose.
8. Belichick’s expression remains sour whether he wins of loses.
9. Sometimes you might want to pay attention to what is happening to  your offense instead of spending all the time on the sideline with  your defense since the offense was having their butt handed to them on a tray.
10. There is a reason you play the game.  On any given Sunday, anything is possible.

I personally am glad the Patriots didn’t have a perfect season because of the asterisk that would be by their name.  A perfect season should be free from all the scandal.

So I will end my thoughts on the Super Bowl with, “Spygate this Belichick!”