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I’m Not Wrong Yet…

Remember my 2024 psychic predictions that I published in December 2023? (Feel free to go back and read them. I’m doing pretty well)  One of my psychic predictions was that neither Biden or Trump would be the next President.

Several months ago I was proven half right when Joe Biden withdrew from the race. Some of you may think I’m wrong because Donald Trump won the election. Guess what? Donald Trump does not become President until he is sworn in on January 20, 2025.

My psychic noggin is feeling that something may still be awry in the universe. I’m not trying to wish anything into being, but it’s just a feeling.

Other than my Wordless Wednesdays that I used to do on my blog, where I’d just post an interesting picture from my camera roll without words, this might be my shortest post ever. I think I’ll restart the Wordless Wednesdays. I hope you’ll join me, and I hope that you’re having a great week. ~Phil

How To Decide The Election: The Presidential Physical Fitness Test

Pic courtesy of Popular Science

I don’t know if other countries did this, but when I was in school from age 10 to 16 or so, once every year we were forced to participate in The Presidential Physical Fitness Test. It was a standardized fitness test that consisted of push-ups, pull-ups, sit-ups, a standing broad jump, a shuttle run, a 50-yard dash and a softball throw. Every single kid in the United States was tested on this stuff once a year. I’m still not sure why the President cared if I could do ten pull-ups. And not once as an adult have I been asked to do pull-ups at work.

I earned that ridiculous patch every year and every year I threw it away. There were a few hundred kids my age in my school every year and not one of us put that patch anywhere but the garbage. I think it’s time we make The President’s Physical Fitness Test really presidential.

It’s the Presidential Physical Fitness test. If either of these guys can do ten pull-ups, run 50 yards in 8 seconds, do 15 push ups and  30 sit-ups in a minute then they get a patch and the Presidency of the best country in the world. If they aren’t as physically fit as ten year olds are expected to be, then they are not fit for the presidency. I believe that this is why they set up The Presidential Physical Fitness test; to prepare my generation for the Presidency. Our time has come.

Pic from The Profile

By  The Presidential Physical Fitness test standards,  Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson should be our next President. Have any of you got any better ideas?

Thanks for reading! ~Phil

TBT! When I’m Elected President, or Sexiest Man Alive

With the Presidential election just 5 weeks away, I thought it was time to start my campaigning. Here’s a classic Phil Factor from October of 2012:

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When I am elected President, or Sexiest Man Alive, the political season is going to change by virtue of the newly enacted Phil Laws. What are the Phil Laws you ask? The Phil Laws are a set of laws that I will unilaterally impose without interference from Congress, the Senate or anyone. That’s the first law. These laws will impose common sense upon a broken world by addressing virtually any issue I see fit to correct from doing away with paper check writing to eliminating daylight savings time to having every public bathroom stall the size of the handicapped stalls.I could write pages on the Phil Laws, but today I’m going to address the political campaign season.

1. No more political ads on television: They’re not entertaining. They’re not factual, and it’s not even possible that every candidate is a former serial killer litterbug. No more t.v. commercials. Just get some bumper stickers and set up a website and if we’re interested we’ll go look at it.

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2. No more prime time debates: We’re already angry enough at the politicians. Why do they feel the need to further enrage us by disrupting the new episodes of our favorite shows just when the fall season is getting underway. When the Phil Laws take effect all political debates will occur during the evening news. It’s what the evening news is going to talk about the day off and day after anyway.

3. No more political parties. One, don’t call them parties. These two groups are not even remotely fun. Two, virtually every politician has flipped flopped back and forth between parties in their career so who knows what their beliefs are anyway. No more party affiliations. Tell us what you plan to do when you’re elected and if we like your ideas better than the other candidate we’ll vote for you.

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4. The Presidential Age Limit: Currently the law requires that you be 35 years of age to become President. Why? Do we suddenly become smarter at 35 than we were at 30 or 25? You know what? If I’m in college and I can’t get the job I want until I’m 35 years old then I’m going to pick another major. That’s why the geniuses behind Angry Birds and Facebook are doing what they do. Are you telling me those silicon valley software tycoons who are millionaires by the time they’re 28 aren’t smart? Those are the people I want solving the worlds problems for me. The Phil Laws will lower the Presidential age limit to 25 and put a cap on the upper age a President can be. It’s a medical fact that our cognition, memory, and reaction time all start decreasing as we age. Why are we electing the people who are more likely to have a decline in their functioning in office? I say top it at 60 years and give them a nice pension. To those that would cry age discrimination I would say that the Presidency is too important to risk on someone who is losing brain cells at an alarming rate AND isn’t it already age discrimination to say someone under 35 can’t do the job?

Thank you very much. You’ve been a wonderful audience. Drive safely. Have a great Thursday! ~Phil

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