I just knew that I couldn't go two consecutive KDP emails without cringing...
In difficult financial times, money management is more important than ever. As reported in today's Lexington Herald-Leader, State Treasurer Todd Hollenbach and former University of Kentucky Quarterback Andre Woodson are using a video game called Financial Football to teach teenagers and young adults about money management.
The game will be available at every high school and public library in Kentucky.
Of course, what the email neglects to tell you is that Todd and Frank Simon have also come out with a video game for kids. In this one, you get points for going around the school and beating up gay kids. Share on Facebook
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"Of course, what the email neglects to tell you is that Todd and Frank Simon have also come out with a video game for kids. In this one, you get points for going around the school and beating up gay kids."
Hate to sound either naiive or gullible, but please tell me this is snark.
oh, of course. i have a long history with the Simon-loving Hollenbach from last Fall.
Jonathan Miller was the only Dem with the cojones to stand up and quasi-denounce it. Quite sad. Not even Scorsone would chide him.
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