TGIF!  I thought this would be a good day to introduce our TopTen list. After a frantic week internationally and at home I was wondering where people, frazzled by the unfolding events, could sneak off to and take a quick nap. These are my picks. I’d love to hear yours.

Good God! How long will this no-fly zone discussion go on?

10. The UN during discussion of the resolution to impose a Libyan no-fly zone

Can you imagine sitting through that?

9.  Poetry recital at the Nevada Cowboy Poetry Festival

No explanations required

8. Muammar Gaddafi’s Compound

When we find the right one you’ll know it

7. The White House Libya Situation Room

It’s all yours NATO. Wake us up when it’s over!

6. Sarah Palin’s Presidential campaign headquarters

You can see Russia from here too.

5. Any public school classroom in the state of Wisconsin

Where are the teachers?

4. David Letterman’s Guest Chair

David, you’re not funny anymore. And, no you can’t use this list

3. “Media Matters” research room for non-FoxNews related stories

A web site totally dedicated to bashing Fox News. What an ingenious idea

2. Charlie Sheen’s house

Nuff said

1. The Air Traffic Control Tower at Washington DC’s Reagan National Airport

Shhhhh! The guy in the tower is sleeping

And that’s the way it is here:  “a little left of right”

JT

Tags: Charlie Sheen, David Letterman, Media Matters, Muammar Gaddafi compound, Ronald Reagan National Airport Tower, Sarah Palin for President, UN no-fly zone, White House and Libya, Wisconsin school teachers

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