Just scanning around, I noticed I made some predictions last year for the coming new year. Mostly, I just took someone else’s multiple choices and gave my own answers. I guessed the Democratic ticket correctly, but got most everything else pretty wrong. Maybe I should just stick to making Mac predictions.
Alternatively, maybe I should come up with my own list or questions, and predict answers now. Play along in the comments or your own blog (like Asteroid did last year) if you want:
- Q: Where will the Dow be by December 31, 2009?
A: Under 9500.
- Q: Who will be finally seated as senator from Minnesota in the coming year?
A: Al Franken.
- Q: Name 3 things that will officially “jump the shark” in 2009:
A: American Idol, Top Chef, Blu-Ray
- Q: Will NY Governor David Paterson appoint Caroline Kennedy to the open NY senate seat?
A: No.
- Q: Will Steve Jobs recover from his hormone imbalance? Will he die this year?
A: Not completely. Not likely.
- Q: How many days will Obama be in office before his approval ratings drop below 50%?
A: 250.
- Q: Will Rod Blagojevich be ousted from office as Governor of Illinois this year? If so, when?
A: No. N/A.
- Q: What will the unemployment rate be on December 31, 2009?
A: 9.5%.
- Q: Will there be another major (>100 deaths) terrorist attack this year? If so, where?
A: No. N/A
- Q: The US Dollar will rise or fall compared to the Euro? The Canadian Loonie? Gold? The Zimbabwean Dollar?
A: Fall. Fall. Fall. To close to call.
- Q: Will satellite radio (Sirius/XM) go out of business this year? Will the New York Times?
A: Yes on both counts. Satellite radio may stop broadcasting, but expect the NY Times to keep publishing after it’s sold at a discount to George Soros or equivalent.
- Q: Will the Baseball season will seem insufferably long again next year?
A: Yes.
- Q: Will people continue to be worried about the end of the world in 2012?
A: Yes, except for idiots planning to run for President then.
- Q: Will the War on Christmas still be going on in December 2009?
A: Yes.
There you have it.
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