Simpsonize Me, Orange County!
Posted by: Chuck DeVore | 08/07/2007 8:40 PM
Amazing what you can do with a little free time because you aren’t working on passing a $140+ billion California budget – throw in a little computer technology, some imagination and… you too can “Simpsonize” yourself!
I leave it to the Orange County blogosphere to judge the results. 
Two notes: 1) the “Simpsonizing” program pretty much nailed our family, I had to update Jennie’s hairstyle as she had it cut and styled two weeks ago; 2) the “Simpsonizing” program works much better if you actually log into the system.
I suggest we spend a week of merry mayhem “Simpsonizing” all of Orange County’s recognizable pols and blog contributors. It could be great fun.
Here’s the site: http://simpsonizeme.com/#
All the best,
Chuck DeVore
State Assemblyman, 70th District
www.ChuckDeVore.com
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Fun stuff, by golly!
Don't know about everyone else, but for a few minutes, this made Pete Fundy completely forget about the 26 troops who have died in Iraq within the past week.
Warmly yours,
Pete Fundy
Senior Editorial Writer
OCLegend.Com
Thanks for the Link!
Jubal, you should simpsonize the blosphere (OCBLOG, O-Juice, and TheLiberalOC) Just as long as you make me look like DUFF MAN!
Timbo
Chuck are you getting your 153 dollar a day per diem while youre simpsonizing yourself?
No per diem while we are out of session or while the budget is not passed. By the way, per diem is set at the federal rate for the Sacramento area and is the same rate I was paid while traveling doing work in the aerospace industry. It's a fairly common practice while working in a job that requires out of town work.
All the best,
Chuck DeVore
State Assemblyman, 70th District
I say: Retreating to your home district, and taking a few minutes to simpsonize yourself, during a 65+ day budget impasse, makes a better legislator than Speaker Nunez, who opted to spend his recess, thousands of miles from his district and the capitol.
Tom Cares
WriteLaws.com