This sounds thirst quenching. I haven't had a glass of Kool-Aid in probably about twenty years, and I really need to just buy a pack of Cherry Flavored and get it over with, and get my Kool-Aid smile on. Anyway, Reebok is introducing a new line of Kool-Aid fruity scented sneakers. A marriage of the Kool-Aid brand with Reebok?

From the ever weird and out there Alex Jones, who never met a tinhat conspiracy he didn't like, comes news that Willie Nelson drinks the trooother Kool-aide.

You remember the glory FANTASY days of $202.89 per share? When the Wall Street Anal-ysts that are in the pocket of Stevie Jobs said AAPL would rocket to $250+ ?? Well FAN Boys and Kool Aid Drinkers, if you bought high, you've lost $72.45 per share! And the 2G POS iPhone is STILL a flop with less than 2% market share. Bwha ha ha ha ha ha ha .......

The Philadelphia Daily News morning headline, From Spyin to Cryin , perfectly sums up my sentiment about the 18-1 Patriots. Belichick consistently responded with his insincere we ve put the whole thing behind us line and everyone drank the Kool-Aid.

Interesting enough, Robert Shiller is considered by many to be one voice of reality amongst many dreamers and kool-aid drinkers. What I find very compelling, however, is his need in this video to repeatedly mention the fact that we are NOT headed for a depression, that a depression is what the U.S. WILL, according to him, avoid.

Jonestown was the short-lived settlement made in northwestern Guyana by the Peoples Temple, a cult from California. Jonestown became lastingly and internationally notorious in 1978, when nearly its whole population died in a mass murder-suicide orchestrated by their leader, Jim Jones. The name of the settlement thus became, also, a term for that incident. The site is now an abandoned ruin.Named after Jones, Jonestown was founded on his initiative in the mid-1970s, as an agricultural commune. It stood amidst jungle, about seven miles (11 km) southwesterly from Port Kaituma. Jonestown's population was about one thousand, once it was fully established and the bulk of Jones' followers had moved to it, but most of them lived there for under a year.In November of 1978, United States Congressman Leo Ryan, accompanied by reporters and a delegation of concerned relatives of Peoples Temple members, visited Jonestown to investigate allegations of abuses there. The visit ended in the murders of Ryan and four others by members of the Peoples Temple, shot at the Port Kaituma airstrip as they were about to fly out. That evening, November 18, Jones led his followers in their mass murder-suicide. Somewhat over nine hundred men, women and children perished, Jones among them.Jonestown was shortly abandoned by the collapsing remnant of the Peoples Temple. Afterward, it was at first tended by the Guyanese government, which allowed its re-occupation by Hmong refugees from Laos, for a few years in the early 1980s, but it has since been altogether deserted. It was looted but otherwise avoided by the local Guyanese, mostly destroyed by a fire in the mid-1980s, and its remains were left to decay and be reclaimed by the jungle.