If she wasn't LOTUS . . .

. . . I'd be angry that Lisa De Pasquale linked me in this blogger chainmail. But who can be angry at Lisa Of The United States? Therefore, I'll oblige:

1. Link back to the person who tagged you. [Check]
2. Post these rules on your blog. [Check]
3. Share six unimportant things about yourself.

• My favorite TV show is "America's Most Wanted."
• I always thought Monica Lewinsky was beautiful.
• I hate nearly all sweets except chocolate.
• In the mid-1980s, I was lead singer and rhythm guitarist in a rock band called Strange Talk.
• My favorite dictionary is a two-volume Thorndike-Barnhart (1967 edition).
• I was born and raised in Georgia, but always cheered for the University of Alabama, because my Dad graduated there.

4. Tag six random people at the end of your entry.

• James Joyner
• Sean Hackbarth
• Don Surber
• Mariel Leonard
• Ace of Spades
• Jimmie at Sundries Shack

Now that CPAC's over, Lisa's got waaaaay too much time on her hands.

UPDATE: My apologies to Toni Woods, a/k/a The Coultress, who also tagged me in her chain-blog response.

I most recently saw Miss Woods at George Washington University for Karl Rove's speech. She was onhand for the post-event celebration with GW's YAF chapter, and I was very impressed with how well Miss Woods acquitted herself in the conversation -- considering that she's still only in high school. Here was a high school senior, surrounded by politically aware juniors and seniors at a prestigious university, and Miss Woods was not at all out of place or over her head.

Warning to liberals: Be afraid. Be very afraid.