What the hell is bling bling, is it one of those things that, if you have to ask, you'll never know? Or is it bright shiny objects that you wear on various places of your body?
O.K. I feel like a carton of milk with an expiration date.
Another Bruce |
12.11.04 - 11:38 pm | #
What the hell is bling bling, is it one of those things that, if you have to ask, you'll never know? Or is it bright shiny objects that you wear on various places of your body?
O.K. I feel like a carton of milk with an expiration date.
Another Bruce |
12.11.04 - 11:38 pm | #
Is it the steroids?
sdf |
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12.11.04 - 11:39 pm | #
So! Atrios is subliminally telling us to go buy jewelry (diamonds) for all our loved ones, neighbors, folks on the street, pets, & Rethugs for x-mas. Why else, would he entitle this thread as "bling bling"?
oldwhitelady |
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12.11.04 - 11:41 pm | #
So! Atrios is subliminally telling us to go buy jewelry (diamonds) for all our loved ones, neighbors, folks on the street, pets, & Rethugs for x-mas. Why else, would he entitle this thread as "bling bling"?
oldwhitelady |
Homepage |
12.11.04 - 11:41 pm | #
http://www.asksnoop.com/ and put in your favorite or not so favorite website to have snoop shizzolate the website. very amusing.
lulu |
12.11.04 - 11:50 pm | #
Something fun to do -- go to
http://www.asksnoop.com/ and put in your favorite or not so favorite website to have snoop shizzolate the website. very amusing.
lulu |
12.11.04 - 11:50 pm | #
You wnat money?
Everyone wants money. I gave $500 to John Kerry, and where did it get me?
Who doesn't?
Central Scrutinizer |
12.11.04 - 11:56 pm | #
i love free associative posting.
Who doesn't?
Central Scrutinizer |
12.11.04 - 11:56 pm | #
Damn, I had a really good anal sex one, but Avril Lavigne's on MadTV, and it's like my brain just got erased with a high-powered combination magnet/air-raid siren. Feh.
Eli |
12.11.04 - 11:59 pm | #
Damn, I had a really good anal sex one, but Avril Lavigne's on MadTV, and it's like my brain just got erased with a high-powered combination magnet/air-raid siren. Feh.
Eli |
12.11.04 - 11:59 pm | #
Why'd you have to make anal sex so complicated?
Eli |
12.11.04 - 11:59 pm | #
Why'd you have to make anal sex so complicated?
Eli |
12.11.04 - 11:59 pm | #
Something fun to do -- go to
http://www.asksnoop.com/ and put in your favorite or not so favorite website to have snoop shizzolate the website. very amusing.
lulu | Email | Homepage | 12.11.04 - 11:50 pm | #
I just went over there and shizzolated Eschaton (or is the name of this blog really Atrios?) and it is pretty funny!
oldwhitelady |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:00 am | #
Something fun to do -- go to
http://www.asksnoop.com/ and put in your favorite or not so favorite website to have snoop shizzolate the website. very amusing.
lulu | Email | Homepage | 12.11.04 - 11:50 pm | #
I just went over there and shizzolated Eschaton (or is the name of this blog really Atrios?) and it is pretty funny!
oldwhitelady |
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12.12.04 - 12:00 am | #
Deprogram a fundie today!
melior |
12.12.04 - 12:00 am | #
Deprogram a fundie today!
melior |
12.12.04 - 12:00 am | #
Hahahahhhhaaaaaaa!
HaHaHaaaaaHaahaahahHHHaa!
(Pauses to wipe away tears.)
HaHaHaaaaHahahaaaaa!
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:00 am | #
Muslims roasting on an open fire.
Shrapnel nipping at their nose.
Yuletide bombs being blessed by a choir,
And kids whose guts are fucking froze.
Ev'rybody knows a rocket and some well-aimed TOW,
Help make ragheads see the light.
Tiny tots, with their balls all aglow,
Will find it hard to sleep tonight.
They know that Chimpy's on his way.
He's loaded lots of fucking napalm on his sleigh.
And ev'ry mother's child is gonna cry,
When their blackened peckers start to fry.
And so, he's offering this simple phrase
To any ass who thinks he has a clue:
Although it's been said many times, many ways,
You sand niggers are through.
Lime Rickey |
12.12.04 - 12:01 am | #
Muslims roasting on an open fire.
Shrapnel nipping at their nose.
Yuletide bombs being blessed by a choir,
And kids whose guts are fucking froze.
Ev'rybody knows a rocket and some well-aimed TOW,
Help make ragheads see the light.
Tiny tots, with their balls all aglow,
Will find it hard to sleep tonight.
They know that Chimpy's on his way.
He's loaded lots of fucking napalm on his sleigh.
And ev'ry mother's child is gonna cry,
When their blackened peckers start to fry.
And so, he's offering this simple phrase
To any ass who thinks he has a clue:
Although it's been said many times, many ways,
You sand niggers are through.
Lime Rickey |
12.12.04 - 12:01 am | #
/snarf.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:07 am | #
"Will someone get that damn phone!, Guy"
/snarf.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:07 am | #
HaHaHaaaaHahahaaaaa!
Oh yeah, they're still faking outrage about the fractured nanny fairy tale!
Oh these guys are killin' me.
Literally!
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 12:08 am | #
HaHaHaaaaHahahaaaaa!
Oh yeah, they're still faking outrage about the fractured nanny fairy tale!
Oh these guys are killin' me.
Literally!
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 12:08 am | #
what kind of crazy fucking books are you reading ror?
Didn't like the list, Hubris?
I have to say, the loss of the hard-to-replace theory books hurt, but the loss of most of my Vonnegut titles--that was a blow.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 12:08 am | #
what kind of crazy fucking books are you reading ror?
Didn't like the list, Hubris?
I have to say, the loss of the hard-to-replace theory books hurt, but the loss of most of my Vonnegut titles--that was a blow.
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:08 am | #
Why do Bush's nominees hate America?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:08 am | #
Why do Bush's nominees hate America?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:08 am | #
i love free associative posting.
Sure, but you get some pretty cool extra channels with pay associative posting.
Thersites |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:09 am | #
i love free associative posting.
Sure, but you get some pretty cool extra channels with pay associative posting.
Thersites |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:09 am | #
I have come to singing the "Sexy Motherfucker" line for that song, except, i say, "Stupid Motherfuckers", ya know in reference to the w.h.
nope, not much going on in tokyo...
look godzilla!, this time its Final Wars!
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:10 am | #
I have come to singing the "Sexy Motherfucker" line for that song, except, i say, "Stupid Motherfuckers", ya know in reference to the w.h.
nope, not much going on in tokyo...
look godzilla!, this time its Final Wars!
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:10 am | #
Sure, but you get some pretty cool extra channels with pay associative posting.
Yeah, but most of the time, it's 600 channels and nuthin's on.
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:10 am | #
Sure, but you get some pretty cool extra channels with pay associative posting.
Yeah, but most of the time, it's 600 channels and nuthin's on.
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:10 am | #
Why do Bush's nominees hate America?
Though they do love the butt lovin'.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:10 am | #
Why do Bush's nominees hate America?
Though they do love the butt lovin'.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:10 am | #
no, its just not often that i see a large list of books that i have never, ever heard of, except the kurt of course.
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:11 am | #
no, its just not often that i see a large list of books that i have never, ever heard of, except the kurt of course.
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:11 am | #
I'll stick with the free associative posting. Pay associative posting spells pap.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:12 am | #
I'll stick with the free associative posting. Pay associative posting spells pap.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:12 am | #
i am sanguine over the loss of books, i have lost so many special ones, in the many moves i have made. so many precious little ones. sigh...
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:12 am | #
i am sanguine over the loss of books, i have lost so many special ones, in the many moves i have made. so many precious little ones. sigh...
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:12 am | #
Pay associative posting spells pap.
What, you smearing pay associative posting?
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:13 am | #
Pay associative posting spells pap.
What, you smearing pay associative posting?
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:13 am | #
Has no-one said "Bling it on" yet? Either I'm going blind or y'all are getting slow.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:13 am | #
Has no-one said "Bling it on" yet? Either I'm going blind or y'all are getting slow.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:13 am | #
both the Bling it on, and the smearing of the pap, seemed so obvious though...
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:14 am | #
both the Bling it on, and the smearing of the pap, seemed so obvious though...
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:14 am | #
Is a pap smear a rethuglican thing?
Just askin'.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:15 am | #
Is a pap smear a rethuglican thing?
Just askin'.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:15 am | #
I think the smearing of the pap is one of the most sacred Christmas rituals of them all.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:15 am | #
I think the smearing of the pap is one of the most sacred Christmas rituals of them all.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:15 am | #
"Blings Of Desire" is probably a little more of a reach.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:16 am | #
"Blings Of Desire" is probably a little more of a reach.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:16 am | #
both the Bling it on, and the smearing of the pap, seemed so obvious though...
I'm sorry, but why the quotation from The Unnameable?
Thersites |
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12.12.04 - 12:16 am | #
both the Bling it on, and the smearing of the pap, seemed so obvious though...
I'm sorry, but why the quotation from The Unnameable?
Thersites |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:16 am | #
Fake Ethics
I get so sick of muthas handwringing over a fake journalist code of ethics." Romenesko is filled wit muthas tut-tutting a reporter fo' daring help soldiers craft questions fo' Rumsfeld because tha dude "inserted himself into da story, know what I'm sayin'? "
Shizzolated Eschaton
The Kenosha Kid |
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12.12.04 - 12:16 am | #
Fake Ethics
I get so sick of muthas handwringing over a fake journalist code of ethics." Romenesko is filled wit muthas tut-tutting a reporter fo' daring help soldiers craft questions fo' Rumsfeld because tha dude "inserted himself into da story, know what I'm sayin'? "
Shizzolated Eschaton
The Kenosha Kid |
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12.12.04 - 12:16 am | #
ahh! Beckett!
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:18 am | #
ahh! Beckett!
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:18 am | #
Lake Jackson Democratic Justice of the Peace Bobby Smith has been thrown off the bench after changing parties by voting in a Republican primary, which is against the law in Texas.
Lake Jackson Democratic Justice of the Peace Bobby Smith has been thrown off the bench after changing parties by voting in a Republican primary, which is against the law in Texas.
Kerik was told he would humiliate his family, himself and the president if he lied on either account, the officials said. He responded with firm denials. After digging deeper, however, Kerik said he discovered last week that he might have a problem on both accounts and withdrew his name.
I say a special prosecuter is in order.
Where's Ken Lay when you need him?
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:18 am | #
Kerik was told he would humiliate his family, himself and the president if he lied on either account, the officials said. He responded with firm denials. After digging deeper, however, Kerik said he discovered last week that he might have a problem on both accounts and withdrew his name.
I say a special prosecuter is in order.
Where's Ken Lay when you need him?
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:18 am | #
you both have broken the "jinx", somebody go over to their houses and punch em in the arm.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:22 am | #
you both have broken the "jinx", somebody go over to their houses and punch em in the arm.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:22 am | #
Lord Of The Bling was my first thought, but MadTV has actually done a sketch on that already...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:22 am | #
Lord Of The Bling was my first thought, but MadTV has actually done a sketch on that already...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:22 am | #
Bling Cosby Christmas?
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:23 am | #
Bling Cosby Christmas?
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:23 am | #
er.. Crosby.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:23 am | #
er.. Crosby.
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:23 am | #
(arm extended for noogie)
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:23 am | #
(arm extended for noogie)
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:23 am | #
Chandler Bling from Friends?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:24 am | #
Chandler Bling from Friends?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:24 am | #
you both have broken the "jinx", somebody go over to their houses and punch em in the arm.
If it hadn't already been said, then this comment would certainly inspire me to say, Bling it on.
And yes, Hubris, there are a lot crazy books on the list. I'm lucky that 97% of my books were up on shelves...a lot of them are 1st ed. paperbacks that are very hard to find...
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 12:24 am | #
you both have broken the "jinx", somebody go over to their houses and punch em in the arm.
If it hadn't already been said, then this comment would certainly inspire me to say, Bling it on.
And yes, Hubris, there are a lot crazy books on the list. I'm lucky that 97% of my books were up on shelves...a lot of them are 1st ed. paperbacks that are very hard to find...
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:24 am | #
It's never too late for anal sex.
Unless you're just really tired.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:24 am | #
It's never too late for anal sex.
Unless you're just really tired.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:24 am | #
hey fuck you c.s., a pterodactyl is from a different era. i'm Pennsylvanian. also better looking.
Well, totally off the free associative thread, but for Christmas I'm giving myself the gift of telling my loathesome and tyrannical chauvanistic boss to go f*ck himself. With another job secured within 2 days of learning that he was going to use me to get through a sales campaign, and then dump my ass before the bonus could come through. I'm curious, but not concerned, about how well that campaign will do when I quit without notice just before the two most critical weeks when customers are making their purchase decisions.
For a guy who knows it all, it was pretty damn stupid to tip that hand and give me a month's notice of what was going to go down.
I feel downright giddy! Ho ho frickin' ho indeed!
(And when I turn in the company car, it's going to have a cassette in the player, cued up to Beck's "Soul Sucking Jerk", which will play the moment the vehicle is started. Just, you know, one more for the road.)
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 12:27 am | #
Well, totally off the free associative thread, but for Christmas I'm giving myself the gift of telling my loathesome and tyrannical chauvanistic boss to go f*ck himself. With another job secured within 2 days of learning that he was going to use me to get through a sales campaign, and then dump my ass before the bonus could come through. I'm curious, but not concerned, about how well that campaign will do when I quit without notice just before the two most critical weeks when customers are making their purchase decisions.
For a guy who knows it all, it was pretty damn stupid to tip that hand and give me a month's notice of what was going to go down.
I feel downright giddy! Ho ho frickin' ho indeed!
(And when I turn in the company car, it's going to have a cassette in the player, cued up to Beck's "Soul Sucking Jerk", which will play the moment the vehicle is started. Just, you know, one more for the road.)
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 12:27 am | #
Now on Chappelle's show - Mars Bitches
Chris` |
12.12.04 - 12:27 am | #
Now on Chappelle's show - Mars Bitches
Chris` |
12.12.04 - 12:27 am | #
Fellowship of the Bling?
Then come the Blingons and this whole thread is treked up.
Terminator X |
12.12.04 - 12:27 am | #
Fellowship of the Bling?
Then come the Blingons and this whole thread is treked up.
Terminator X |
12.12.04 - 12:27 am | #
Saw your O'Reilly Xmas contribution, tigre del agua. Made me want to CUT YOUR MIC! In a good, auto-erotic-asphyxiatory way.
Thersites |
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12.12.04 - 12:28 am | #
Saw your O'Reilly Xmas contribution, tigre del agua. Made me want to CUT YOUR MIC! In a good, auto-erotic-asphyxiatory way.
Thersites |
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12.12.04 - 12:28 am | #
I forgot to mention: my boss is a rabid rightwing Republican. Real deep-thinker.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
I forgot to mention: my boss is a rabid rightwing Republican. Real deep-thinker.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
i'm Pennsylvanian.
I'm cretaceous, but let's not open open that geological can o' worms.
Eli,
Don't get me started....
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
i'm Pennsylvanian.
I'm cretaceous, but let's not open open that geological can o' worms.
Eli,
Don't get me started....
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
I was just over at Smirking Chimp and they are full of interesting stuff today.
"US Army plagued by desertion and plunging morale"
caught my eye.
The article probably doesn't say anything anyone here doesn't know at least in concept. But I found it concise.
A point they made was the stretched thin aspect of the military and what happens when a new war shows up.
And then today in the newspaper, Hackworth was weighing in on the recruitment issue.
Personally, I can't see any way past a draft. On the other hand, I do not see anyway of winning this "fight?" with the current methods and leaders in place.
Which got me to thinking. I can think of many Generals, Admirals and others from World War II who were frequently cited in the news. Yes I know some of them were primadonnas, but they still had the stuff needed to direct the course of the war. They showed a face of the leadership often somewhere in the theater of operations, actively fighting the enemy. Even during DS I, Schwarzkoph(sp?) was notable. But during this conflict, we had Tommy Franks. And his contribution seemed more towards the press conference and we saw little of his interaction as a planner and leader. Who do the G.I.'s have to look up to? Rumsfeld, telling everyone he is old? Wagging his little fingers around and looking angry over a basic question. If this is the test of the man's meddle, then what does he do when it really gets hot?
EkCenTriK |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
I was just over at Smirking Chimp and they are full of interesting stuff today.
"US Army plagued by desertion and plunging morale"
caught my eye.
The article probably doesn't say anything anyone here doesn't know at least in concept. But I found it concise.
A point they made was the stretched thin aspect of the military and what happens when a new war shows up.
And then today in the newspaper, Hackworth was weighing in on the recruitment issue.
Personally, I can't see any way past a draft. On the other hand, I do not see anyway of winning this "fight?" with the current methods and leaders in place.
Which got me to thinking. I can think of many Generals, Admirals and others from World War II who were frequently cited in the news. Yes I know some of them were primadonnas, but they still had the stuff needed to direct the course of the war. They showed a face of the leadership often somewhere in the theater of operations, actively fighting the enemy. Even during DS I, Schwarzkoph(sp?) was notable. But during this conflict, we had Tommy Franks. And his contribution seemed more towards the press conference and we saw little of his interaction as a planner and leader. Who do the G.I.'s have to look up to? Rumsfeld, telling everyone he is old? Wagging his little fingers around and looking angry over a basic question. If this is the test of the man's meddle, then what does he do when it really gets hot?
EkCenTriK |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
Thersites,
Was trying to figure out a way to get Weed King in, but it was totally irrelevant.
Sigh. The road to hell...
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
Thersites,
Was trying to figure out a way to get Weed King in, but it was totally irrelevant.
Sigh. The road to hell...
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:29 am | #
Not to worry - I'm trying to figure out a way to *combine* bling and anal sex into one brilliant funny-thing, but am having no luck at all...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:30 am | #
Not to worry - I'm trying to figure out a way to *combine* bling and anal sex into one brilliant funny-thing, but am having no luck at all...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:30 am | #
i am sanguine over the loss of books, i have lost so many special ones, in the many moves i have made. so many precious little ones. sigh...
Hubris Sonic
I lose most of my books by lending them out... and they never return.
Oh well. Books are made to be read.
MisterX |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:31 am | #
i am sanguine over the loss of books, i have lost so many special ones, in the many moves i have made. so many precious little ones. sigh...
Hubris Sonic
I lose most of my books by lending them out... and they never return.
Oh well. Books are made to be read.
MisterX |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:31 am | #
Eli,
See if you can work in a slogan for filkertom's "atriots" shirt, while you're at it.
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:32 am | #
Eli,
See if you can work in a slogan for filkertom's "atriots" shirt, while you're at it.
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:32 am | #
check out kydem!
KYDem |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:32 am | #
check out kydem!
KYDem |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:32 am | #
Oh, and this tread is definitely dopestupidfly or some such shit.
But I didn't want to get up in anybody's grill about it.
MisterX |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:33 am | #
Oh, and this tread is definitely dopestupidfly or some such shit.
But I didn't want to get up in anybody's grill about it.
MisterX |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:33 am | #
America - Blinging Anal Sex To A Beachhead Near You?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:34 am | #
America - Blinging Anal Sex To A Beachhead Near You?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:34 am | #
Bling Free Or Die By Bunda?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:35 am | #
Bling Free Or Die By Bunda?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:35 am | #
C. S.,
apparently you're just as drunk as i am.
let's call it a night.
i'm not into anal sex, and my nuclear physicist is coming home tomorrow.
midwestern fossil |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:35 am | #
C. S.,
apparently you're just as drunk as i am.
let's call it a night.
i'm not into anal sex, and my nuclear physicist is coming home tomorrow.
midwestern fossil |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:35 am | #
Combining slogans, bling, and anal sex is hard! It's hard work!
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:35 am | #
Combining slogans, bling, and anal sex is hard! It's hard work!
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:35 am | #
Diamonds are for Anal Sex?
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:36 am | #
Diamonds are for Anal Sex?
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:36 am | #
Jennifer, give your boss a festive "go fuck yourself" card.
It's one of the reasons for the season.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 12:36 am | #
Jennifer, give your boss a festive "go fuck yourself" card.
It's one of the reasons for the season.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 12:36 am | #
bon soir, mes amies. i must be up early in the morn.
keep up the good anal sex.
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:37 am | #
bon soir, mes amies. i must be up early in the morn.
keep up the good anal sex.
watertiger |
12.12.04 - 12:37 am | #
apparently you're just as drunk as i am.
let's call it a night.
OK
It's a night.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:38 am | #
apparently you're just as drunk as i am.
let's call it a night.
OK
It's a night.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:38 am | #
I liked the Family Guy parody of those silhouette commercials. You see the female silhouette slowly sink out of sight, and the caption/voiceover says, "Diamonds: Because she'll pretty much have to."
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:38 am | #
I liked the Family Guy parody of those silhouette commercials. You see the female silhouette slowly sink out of sight, and the caption/voiceover says, "Diamonds: Because she'll pretty much have to."
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:38 am | #
"Diamonds: Because she'll pretty much have to."
DeBeers can go fuck themselves.
"Oh, look, it's so shiny and reflective!"
Stupid people.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:41 am | #
"Diamonds: Because she'll pretty much have to."
DeBeers can go fuck themselves.
"Oh, look, it's so shiny and reflective!"
Stupid people.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:41 am | #
(Not you, Eli)
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:43 am | #
(Not you, Eli)
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:43 am | #
Bon Chance!
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:44 am | #
Bon Chance!
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:44 am | #
DeBeers Diamonds, because a fucking stone is worth more to your wife than you are you stupid dollar-monkey.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:45 am | #
DeBeers Diamonds, because a fucking stone is worth more to your wife than you are you stupid dollar-monkey.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:45 am | #
Anal Sex is the new diamonds.
"This is how much I love you."
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:46 am | #
Anal Sex is the new diamonds.
"This is how much I love you."
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:46 am | #
DeBeers Diamonds, because a fucking stone is worth more to your wife than you are you stupid dollar-monkey.
DeBeers diamonds, because you like the idea of Africans getting their arms hacked off for the blood diamond trade.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 12:46 am | #
DeBeers Diamonds, because a fucking stone is worth more to your wife than you are you stupid dollar-monkey.
DeBeers diamonds, because you like the idea of Africans getting their arms hacked off for the blood diamond trade.
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:46 am | #
I want the Cooks Journals book though, anybody read Krakatoa by simon winchester, that was fun. I wrote him an email but the prick never wrote back.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:47 am | #
I want the Cooks Journals book though, anybody read Krakatoa by simon winchester, that was fun. I wrote him an email but the prick never wrote back.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:47 am | #
Anal sex is a girl's best friend...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:47 am | #
Anal sex is a girl's best friend...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:47 am | #
New and improved bobo. Now with more lies per column than ever before:
Real Reform for Social Security
Before we get lost in the policy details, let's be clear about what this Social Security reform debate is really about. It's about the market. People who instinctively trust the markets support the Bush reform ideas, and people who are suspicious oppose them. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/1...1brooks.html?
hp
hadenough |
12.12.04 - 12:47 am | #
New and improved bobo. Now with more lies per column than ever before:
Real Reform for Social Security
Before we get lost in the policy details, let's be clear about what this Social Security reform debate is really about. It's about the market. People who instinctively trust the markets support the Bush reform ideas, and people who are suspicious oppose them. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/1...1brooks.html?
hp
hadenough |
12.12.04 - 12:47 am | #
no bobo, what it is really, really about is that "they" know no their are 60 million really stupid fucking people in the U.S.
stupid bobo.
Hubris Sonic |
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12.12.04 - 12:49 am | #
no bobo, what it is really, really about is that "they" know no their are 60 million really stupid fucking people in the U.S.
stupid bobo.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:49 am | #
Anal sex is a girl's best friend...
And a boy's.
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:49 am | #
Anal sex is a girl's best friend...
And a boy's.
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:49 am | #
DeBeers Diamonds, because you like enriching the Ayatollah Pat Robertson.
(Ok, Robertson may not be connected in any way with DeBeers. But he is connected with diamond mining in Africa.)
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 12:50 am | #
DeBeers Diamonds, because you like enriching the Ayatollah Pat Robertson.
(Ok, Robertson may not be connected in any way with DeBeers. But he is connected with diamond mining in Africa.)
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 12:50 am | #
Anal sex is a girl's best friend...
I've been trying to get that message across my whole life.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:50 am | #
Anal sex is a girl's best friend...
I've been trying to get that message across my whole life.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:50 am | #
...now know..., argh... stupid anal sex thoughts.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:51 am | #
...now know..., argh... stupid anal sex thoughts.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:51 am | #
Baby, that anal sex was so good, I feel like I could shit diamonds.
notEsfahan |
12.12.04 - 12:53 am | #
Baby, that anal sex was so good, I feel like I could shit diamonds.
notEsfahan |
12.12.04 - 12:53 am | #
I like De Beers. But they just haven't been the same since Ditka left.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:53 am | #
I like De Beers. But they just haven't been the same since Ditka left.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:53 am | #
ouch
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:53 am | #
ouch
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:53 am | #
Baby, that anal sex was so good, I feel like I could shit diamonds.
Now that's what's called having your shit packed.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:56 am | #
Baby, that anal sex was so good, I feel like I could shit diamonds.
Now that's what's called having your shit packed.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:56 am | #
It's about the market. People who instinctively trust the markets support the Bush reform ideas, and people who are suspicious oppose them.
It used to be nice that Roosevelt's reforms protected the economy from depression.
Yes that used to be nice.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 12:57 am | #
It's about the market. People who instinctively trust the markets support the Bush reform ideas, and people who are suspicious oppose them.
It used to be nice that Roosevelt's reforms protected the economy from depression.
Yes that used to be nice.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 12:57 am | #
So... how many karats you got up there?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:57 am | #
So... how many karats you got up there?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:57 am | #
OK, I'm ready to talk about oral sex now.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:58 am | #
OK, I'm ready to talk about oral sex now.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 12:58 am | #
shaving is key.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:58 am | #
shaving is key.
Hubris Sonic |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 12:58 am | #
Now that's what's called having your shit packed.
A condition known as: bling bling of the ring
notEsfahan |
12.12.04 - 12:59 am | #
Now that's what's called having your shit packed.
A condition known as: bling bling of the ring
notEsfahan |
12.12.04 - 12:59 am | #
OK, I'm ready to talk about oral sex now.
What's the matter, cat got your tongue?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:59 am | #
OK, I'm ready to talk about oral sex now.
What's the matter, cat got your tongue?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 12:59 am | #
Where's my belly button bling? And my nipple bling?
nur al cubicle |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 1:00 am | #
Where's my belly button bling? And my nipple bling?
nur al cubicle |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 1:00 am | #
A condition known as: bling bling of the ring
Or, "O-bling" for short.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:00 am | #
A condition known as: bling bling of the ring
Or, "O-bling" for short.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:00 am | #
What's the matter, cat got your tongue?
Sweet.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:01 am | #
What's the matter, cat got your tongue?
Sweet.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:01 am | #
Still with the anal sex thing? I thought last night probed the depths of that subject. The penetrating insites were thoroughly stimulating, but I was a little taken aback by how quickly some of the most erudite of us here (I'm looking at you Thersites and Philalethes) jumped into the morass.
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:01 am | #
Still with the anal sex thing? I thought last night probed the depths of that subject. The penetrating insites were thoroughly stimulating, but I was a little taken aback by how quickly some of the most erudite of us here (I'm looking at you Thersites and Philalethes) jumped into the morass.
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:01 am | #
Time was, you could be sure your money was more secure with the government than invested in Ken Lay's company.
That was before the Ken Lays started running the government. Now you're pretty sure to lose it either way.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 1:02 am | #
Time was, you could be sure your money was more secure with the government than invested in Ken Lay's company.
That was before the Ken Lays started running the government. Now you're pretty sure to lose it either way.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 1:02 am | #
Still with the anal sex thing?
We did pretty much cover all the aspects of it. Anything more at this point is just gravy.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:03 am | #
Still with the anal sex thing?
We did pretty much cover all the aspects of it. Anything more at this point is just gravy.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:03 am | #
FeralLiberal,
I don't know if I can do this two nights in a row.
I'm not 19 anymore.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:04 am | #
FeralLiberal,
I don't know if I can do this two nights in a row.
I'm not 19 anymore.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:04 am | #
bling on da' funk, bling on da' noize.
everybody's dancing in a bling around the sun.
i cannot in good faith participate further in such a three bling circus.
i bling you tidings of great joy.
-L.
Librarian |
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12.12.04 - 1:04 am | #
bling on da' funk, bling on da' noize.
everybody's dancing in a bling around the sun.
i cannot in good faith participate further in such a three bling circus.
i bling you tidings of great joy.
-L.
Librarian |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 1:04 am | #
Wasn't it Blinger who sang "She's My Cherry Pie"?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:05 am | #
Wasn't it Blinger who sang "She's My Cherry Pie"?
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:05 am | #
So, with the advent of banking reforms, the educated class (GI Bill), Social Security (a reason to live), The United States became the best and most powerful country in the world after World War II. Why in the hell are liberals on the defensive?
OK, back to anal (and oral) sex.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 1:05 am | #
So, with the advent of banking reforms, the educated class (GI Bill), Social Security (a reason to live), The United States became the best and most powerful country in the world after World War II. Why in the hell are liberals on the defensive?
OK, back to anal (and oral) sex.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 1:05 am | #
To each, his own. Except for the part that the government takes ...
Special Ed |
12.12.04 - 1:05 am | #
To each, his own. Except for the part that the government takes ...
Special Ed |
12.12.04 - 1:05 am | #
We did pretty much cover all the aspects of it. Anything more at this point is just gravy.
Or Beethoven ...
Special Ed |
12.12.04 - 1:10 am | #
Naw, more Pink Floyd.
Or Beethoven ...
Special Ed |
12.12.04 - 1:10 am | #
I don't know if I can do this two nights in a row.
I'm not 19 anymore.
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:11 am | #
I don't know if I can do this two nights in a row.
I'm not 19 anymore.
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:11 am | #
Oh yeah, big disco fan. I have four KC songs on my iPod - I think "I'm Your Boogie Man" may be my favorite, although "Shake Your Booty" does have the fond Robotic Richard Simmons associations, plus it fits in well with sophisticated themes explored in recent Eschaton comment threads.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:11 am | #
Oh yeah, big disco fan. I have four KC songs on my iPod - I think "I'm Your Boogie Man" may be my favorite, although "Shake Your Booty" does have the fond Robotic Richard Simmons associations, plus it fits in well with sophisticated themes explored in recent Eschaton comment threads.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:11 am | #
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
At 19 I was like a loaded machine gun.
I'm a semi-auto now.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:13 am | #
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
At 19 I was like a loaded machine gun.
I'm a semi-auto now.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:13 am | #
Thersites gone already? I forgot to ask him how things are back in Blinghamton...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:15 am | #
Thersites gone already? I forgot to ask him how things are back in Blinghamton...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:15 am | #
I'm a lot better off now waiting until I have a clear shot. No sense in wasting ammo.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:17 am | #
I'm a lot better off now waiting until I have a clear shot. No sense in wasting ammo.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:17 am | #
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
Point well taken rorschach, I have fond memories of when that was true...
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:17 am | #
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
Point well taken rorschach, I have fond memories of when that was true...
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:17 am | #
My memories would have been fonder if I had been in a more target-rich environment...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:18 am | #
My memories would have been fonder if I had been in a more target-rich environment...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:18 am | #
Tantra, baby....
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:18 am | #
Tantra, baby....
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:18 am | #
it's amazing how well KC fits into the iPod paradigm. 70s disco becomes new again on our Pods. I have most of KC, and Donna Summer (and a few AWB tracks) and all the variations of Rose Royce's Wishing on a Star, qued up in the same playlist with Gang of Four and Television and Mission of Burma.
70s retro went away too quickly. I notice how 80s stuff has already replaced it in the KCRW Online rotation. aaargh.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:21 am | #
it's amazing how well KC fits into the iPod paradigm. 70s disco becomes new again on our Pods. I have most of KC, and Donna Summer (and a few AWB tracks) and all the variations of Rose Royce's Wishing on a Star, qued up in the same playlist with Gang of Four and Television and Mission of Burma.
70s retro went away too quickly. I notice how 80s stuff has already replaced it in the KCRW Online rotation. aaargh.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:21 am | #
It never even occurs to me to listen to the radio...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:22 am | #
It never even occurs to me to listen to the radio...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:22 am | #
I have a lot of Donna Summer on my various disco compilation tapes, but just one or two song on my iPod. And just the one obvious AWB song.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:24 am | #
I have a lot of Donna Summer on my various disco compilation tapes, but just one or two song on my iPod. And just the one obvious AWB song.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:24 am | #
I had a second job as a DJ in a disco in the late 70's for a while, never really got into the disco thing. Finally had enough and brought some of my own stuff to work. Played "Stranglehold" and "Helter Skelter" and was fired the next day. Ironically enought, the dance floor was packed for those songs.
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:27 am | #
I had a second job as a DJ in a disco in the late 70's for a while, never really got into the disco thing. Finally had enough and brought some of my own stuff to work. Played "Stranglehold" and "Helter Skelter" and was fired the next day. Ironically enought, the dance floor was packed for those songs.
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:27 am | #
I like listening to KCRW and KUCI and WMBR on the Net. the radio makes me understand the ongoing variations that make music exciting. it might be a commodity, but it's always already new for the kids. and the kids are all right.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:28 am | #
I like listening to KCRW and KUCI and WMBR on the Net. the radio makes me understand the ongoing variations that make music exciting. it might be a commodity, but it's always already new for the kids. and the kids are all right.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:28 am | #
I wish y'all could see the tv crap that I'm watching right now.
Minister Terry Fox:
Liberals are evil.
Most of the ministers of churches and their followers are lost.
God's been kicked out of the public schools.
A biblical view will put an end to this nonsense in America.
Women are joining cults and going to hell.
I'd like to thump his skull.
Or maybe, just maybe, he needs some extra good anal sex.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:28 am | #
I wish y'all could see the tv crap that I'm watching right now.
Minister Terry Fox:
Liberals are evil.
Most of the ministers of churches and their followers are lost.
God's been kicked out of the public schools.
A biblical view will put an end to this nonsense in America.
Women are joining cults and going to hell.
I'd like to thump his skull.
Or maybe, just maybe, he needs some extra good anal sex.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:28 am | #
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
For some of us it might have meant 19 times in a row....
Echidne of the snakes |
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12.12.04 - 1:29 am | #
Oh come on. 19 meant you could do it two times in a row...
For some of us it might have meant 19 times in a row....
Echidne of the snakes |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 1:29 am | #
You're definitely older than I am. I'm not a true disco chile, I came of age during the New Wave era, and actually hated disco for quite some time, especially the Bee Gees.
No idea what happened.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:29 am | #
You're definitely older than I am. I'm not a true disco chile, I came of age during the New Wave era, and actually hated disco for quite some time, especially the Bee Gees.
No idea what happened.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:29 am | #
For some of us it might have meant 19 times in a row....
Ah, the good old days...
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 1:30 am | #
For some of us it might have meant 19 times in a row....
Ah, the good old days...
rorschach |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 1:30 am | #
By the way, Colin Farrell said "I shit you not" in the goodbye segment of SNL. I'm sure we'll be hearing all about it...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:31 am | #
By the way, Colin Farrell said "I shit you not" in the goodbye segment of SNL. I'm sure we'll be hearing all about it...
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:31 am | #
the Beach Boys begat the BeeGees begat...
a good pal loves both of them. Pet Sounds was ok, I guess, but give me Stax Records any day,any way.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:32 am | #
the Beach Boys begat the BeeGees begat...
a good pal loves both of them. Pet Sounds was ok, I guess, but give me Stax Records any day,any way.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:32 am | #
For some of us it might have meant 19 times in a row....
Women.
Can't live without em', can't be one if you were born male.
I'm jealous.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:33 am | #
For some of us it might have meant 19 times in a row....
Women.
Can't live without em', can't be one if you were born male.
I'm jealous.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 1:33 am | #
19 times? in one row? that's a long row to hoe.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:34 am | #
19 times? in one row? that's a long row to hoe.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:34 am | #
The most times a woman has ever come with me in a night is 26. But we were on acid. She couldn't speak for about six hours.
So it is possible, albeit improbably.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:36 am | #
The most times a woman has ever come with me in a night is 26. But we were on acid. She couldn't speak for about six hours.
So it is possible, albeit improbably.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:36 am | #
So it is possible, albeit improbably
I like that formulation, rorschach!
Echidne of the snakes |
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12.12.04 - 1:39 am | #
So it is possible, albeit improbably
I like that formulation, rorschach!
Echidne of the snakes |
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12.12.04 - 1:39 am | #
Okay, listen. I acknowledge full responsibility the first time, but I just got here and you're all still on it. If you guys go for the anal sex this time, it ain't my fault.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:39 am | #
Okay, listen. I acknowledge full responsibility the first time, but I just got here and you're all still on it. If you guys go for the anal sex this time, it ain't my fault.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:39 am | #
Don't you mean "a long row to ho"?
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 1:39 am | #
Don't you mean "a long row to ho"?
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 1:39 am | #
Sounds like a real hot piece of acid.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:40 am | #
Sounds like a real hot piece of acid.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 1:40 am | #
So it is possible, albeit improbably
I like that formulation, rorschach!
It was a typo, but I will take full credit for it.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:41 am | #
So it is possible, albeit improbably
I like that formulation, rorschach!
It was a typo, but I will take full credit for it.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:41 am | #
Always take credit for the fortuitous accidents, rorschach. I haven't been on the blogs all day -- wha hoppen with you getting flooded out?
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:43 am | #
Always take credit for the fortuitous accidents, rorschach. I haven't been on the blogs all day -- wha hoppen with you getting flooded out?
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:43 am | #
Don't you mean "a long row to ho"?
Intentionality is a funny thing. sometimes you think you are saying one thing when in fact you are talking about the spermatoza count of a school of roe, swimming upstream, begetting and begatting.
as to meaning, the hermeneutical circle is like a a long row, filled with ho's weilding hoes, and their intentions are not good. trust me on this one. intention and meaning are like the Scylla and Charybdis between which rock's hard place is defined.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:43 am | #
Don't you mean "a long row to ho"?
Intentionality is a funny thing. sometimes you think you are saying one thing when in fact you are talking about the spermatoza count of a school of roe, swimming upstream, begetting and begatting.
as to meaning, the hermeneutical circle is like a a long row, filled with ho's weilding hoes, and their intentions are not good. trust me on this one. intention and meaning are like the Scylla and Charybdis between which rock's hard place is defined.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 1:43 am | #
it ain't my fault.
filkertom
OK George, whatever.
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But I can't say "Sylvester", George.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:45 am | #
it ain't my fault.
filkertom
OK George, whatever.
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But I can't say "Sylvester", George.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:45 am | #
Always take credit for the fortuitous accidents, rorschach. I haven't been on the blogs all day -- wha hoppen with you getting flooded out?
The flood happened just before Thanksgiving. It rained here in Austin for 7 days straight, and the ground just couldn't take any more water. I went to bed early, my fiance went to bed at 1:30 AM. At 2:30, I reached for my glasses to see what time it was, and found that our entire house was under inches of nasty water.
We have to replace all the floors. And raise the house. And replace the drywall up to four feet.
And our insurance covers the structure, but not the contents. Such as the books...
Good times.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:47 am | #
Always take credit for the fortuitous accidents, rorschach. I haven't been on the blogs all day -- wha hoppen with you getting flooded out?
The flood happened just before Thanksgiving. It rained here in Austin for 7 days straight, and the ground just couldn't take any more water. I went to bed early, my fiance went to bed at 1:30 AM. At 2:30, I reached for my glasses to see what time it was, and found that our entire house was under inches of nasty water.
We have to replace all the floors. And raise the house. And replace the drywall up to four feet.
And our insurance covers the structure, but not the contents. Such as the books...
Good times.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:47 am | #
Aw, crap. That really bites.
Listen, I'm in Ann Arbor, used book capital of the universe. Are you looking for quality or quantity replacement -- i.e., is getting a few of the books in hardcover more important than getting more of them in paperback?
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:51 am | #
Aw, crap. That really bites.
Listen, I'm in Ann Arbor, used book capital of the universe. Are you looking for quality or quantity replacement -- i.e., is getting a few of the books in hardcover more important than getting more of them in paperback?
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:51 am | #
Aw, crap. That really bites.
Listen, I'm in Ann Arbor, used book capital of the universe. Are you looking for quality or quantity replacement -- i.e., is getting a few of the books in hardcover more important than getting more of them in paperback?
Beggars, as they say, cannot be choosers. But I've always been more a fan of the words themselves, rather than fancy presentation.
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12.12.04 - 1:53 am | #
Aw, crap. That really bites.
Listen, I'm in Ann Arbor, used book capital of the universe. Are you looking for quality or quantity replacement -- i.e., is getting a few of the books in hardcover more important than getting more of them in paperback?
Beggars, as they say, cannot be choosers. But I've always been more a fan of the words themselves, rather than fancy presentation.
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12.12.04 - 1:53 am | #
seems like both nick K and tom F are on a kick to round up fresh troops for our ongoing war on terror/promotion of freedom in Iraq (not to be confused with Iran) as the "elections" approach. spot the logical fallacies in the following paragraph of manana's NYT:
"The situation in Iraq is a microcosm of what is going on in the whole Middle East today. Everywhere you turn, the debate is over but the fight is not - because determined minorities are determined to thwart the will of majorities, and the majorities are too weak or divided to push back. The vast majority of Israelis want to get out of Gaza, but a determined, potentially violent, fanatical Jewish minority has been holding them back. Among the Palestinians, the debate is over, but the fight is not. Most Palestinians clearly want an end to the conflict with Israel and a chance to live a normal life, but a determined minority from Hamas has been resisting. Most NATO countries (I hope) would prefer a decent outcome in Iraq, but a determined minority, more worried about an American success than an Iraqi failure, is holding NATO back."
copyright NYT Op-Ed Page Good Cop
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12.12.04 - 1:54 am | #
seems like both nick K and tom F are on a kick to round up fresh troops for our ongoing war on terror/promotion of freedom in Iraq (not to be confused with Iran) as the "elections" approach. spot the logical fallacies in the following paragraph of manana's NYT:
"The situation in Iraq is a microcosm of what is going on in the whole Middle East today. Everywhere you turn, the debate is over but the fight is not - because determined minorities are determined to thwart the will of majorities, and the majorities are too weak or divided to push back. The vast majority of Israelis want to get out of Gaza, but a determined, potentially violent, fanatical Jewish minority has been holding them back. Among the Palestinians, the debate is over, but the fight is not. Most Palestinians clearly want an end to the conflict with Israel and a chance to live a normal life, but a determined minority from Hamas has been resisting. Most NATO countries (I hope) would prefer a decent outcome in Iraq, but a determined minority, more worried about an American success than an Iraqi failure, is holding NATO back."
copyright NYT Op-Ed Page Good Cop
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12.12.04 - 1:54 am | #
Then I'll see what I can do about some of the "unavailables" on your list. Can't do much, but I'll give it a whirl.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:54 am | #
Then I'll see what I can do about some of the "unavailables" on your list. Can't do much, but I'll give it a whirl.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:54 am | #
Central S.--
"I wish y'all could see the tv crap that I'm watching right now."
funny you should mention, but i sometimes check in on my local Xtian Broadcaster, "Cornerstone" of Wall (i could NOT make that up if i tried,) PA.
and lately i have noticed that they have dropped nearly ALL of their home-made (and, i must say, HUGELY entertaining,) programming, and gone almost entirely with the "give us more money or God will hate you" variety of nationally syndicated material ("Hour of Healing" etc.) when they are not just plain doing the "pledge" shows, ala the PBS we all know and occassionally throw our socks at.
my theory--the Bush economy really is hitting the pocket-book of their donation base...to the point where you just can NOT con any more cash out of Granny, no matter how much you tell her that if she stops "tithing" it is like "stealing from God," if Granny is flat broke busted.
"I wish y'all could see the tv crap that I'm watching right now."
funny you should mention, but i sometimes check in on my local Xtian Broadcaster, "Cornerstone" of Wall (i could NOT make that up if i tried,) PA.
and lately i have noticed that they have dropped nearly ALL of their home-made (and, i must say, HUGELY entertaining,) programming, and gone almost entirely with the "give us more money or God will hate you" variety of nationally syndicated material ("Hour of Healing" etc.) when they are not just plain doing the "pledge" shows, ala the PBS we all know and occassionally throw our socks at.
my theory--the Bush economy really is hitting the pocket-book of their donation base...to the point where you just can NOT con any more cash out of Granny, no matter how much you tell her that if she stops "tithing" it is like "stealing from God," if Granny is flat broke busted.
You, filkertom, are a generous soul. Thanks for whatever it is you can do!
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:56 am | #
You, filkertom, are a generous soul. Thanks for whatever it is you can do!
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:56 am | #
rorschach - I recall on a thread some time ago that several people had given you tips on how to try to salvage your books. Did you have any success?
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:56 am | #
rorschach - I recall on a thread some time ago that several people had given you tips on how to try to salvage your books. Did you have any success?
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 1:56 am | #
rorschach - I recall on a thread some time ago that several people had given you tips on how to try to salvage your books. Did you have any success?
A few, a very few, were saved. Many, though, were just sodden. Way too far gone.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:57 am | #
rorschach - I recall on a thread some time ago that several people had given you tips on how to try to salvage your books. Did you have any success?
A few, a very few, were saved. Many, though, were just sodden. Way too far gone.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 1:57 am | #
De nada, compadre. Besides, I'm an SF fan. Books are life-blood.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:57 am | #
De nada, compadre. Besides, I'm an SF fan. Books are life-blood.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 1:57 am | #
A few, a very few, were saved. Many, though, were just sodden. Way too far gone.
Sorry to hear that. As a fellow bibliophile that lives next to a river, it's a concern that strikes home.
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 2:01 am | #
A few, a very few, were saved. Many, though, were just sodden. Way too far gone.
Sorry to hear that. As a fellow bibliophile that lives next to a river, it's a concern that strikes home.
FeralLiberal |
12.12.04 - 2:01 am | #
Librarian, there's a big honkin' church on I-75 near Cincinnati -- I wish I could remember the name of it, I'm pretty sure it's just north of the exits where you get off for Kings Island -- one of those mothers with the animated signs that rival football stadiums. Last time I drove past, they were erecting this monstrous, and I mean like twenty feet tall or so, statue of the torso of Jesus with hands upstretched towards Heaven.
And I looked at it, and wondered how many collection plates intended to, oh, feed people went to paying for that mother.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:02 am | #
Librarian, there's a big honkin' church on I-75 near Cincinnati -- I wish I could remember the name of it, I'm pretty sure it's just north of the exits where you get off for Kings Island -- one of those mothers with the animated signs that rival football stadiums. Last time I drove past, they were erecting this monstrous, and I mean like twenty feet tall or so, statue of the torso of Jesus with hands upstretched towards Heaven.
And I looked at it, and wondered how many collection plates intended to, oh, feed people went to paying for that mother.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:02 am | #
and gone almost entirely with the "give us more money or God will hate you"
Librarian,
That's the other half of the "show".
Shaming people into giving up money.
"Some people in this congregation aren't tithing. They know who they are. They make more money in a month than this church takes in every year.
When the plate comes around, they keep their hands in their pockets"...etc etc.etc., ad nasuem.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:04 am | #
and gone almost entirely with the "give us more money or God will hate you"
Librarian,
That's the other half of the "show".
Shaming people into giving up money.
"Some people in this congregation aren't tithing. They know who they are. They make more money in a month than this church takes in every year.
When the plate comes around, they keep their hands in their pockets"...etc etc.etc., ad nasuem.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:04 am | #
the irony of the fundies fighting the Rove machine for tithes ain't lost on me, Librarian. good one them, a pox on all their houses.
a falling dollar and a recessionary ecenomy, and now the GOP wants to take thier Social Security away from them, God Have Mercy...
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:06 am | #
the irony of the fundies fighting the Rove machine for tithes ain't lost on me, Librarian. good one them, a pox on all their houses.
a falling dollar and a recessionary ecenomy, and now the GOP wants to take thier Social Security away from them, God Have Mercy...
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:06 am | #
Well, some people suffer from tithing pains.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:06 am | #
Well, some people suffer from tithing pains.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:06 am | #
Here's todays Daily Dump report:
I took an interesting dump today. It was three to four broken logs that filled the bowl of the toilet, however there was no fartage present, and the stink factor was minimal.
I hope to rectify that tomorrow, so tonight I ate a bean salad.
Until tomorrow, this is Dapper Dan reporting from the crapper.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:06 am | #
Here's todays Daily Dump report:
I took an interesting dump today. It was three to four broken logs that filled the bowl of the toilet, however there was no fartage present, and the stink factor was minimal.
I hope to rectify that tomorrow, so tonight I ate a bean salad.
Until tomorrow, this is Dapper Dan reporting from the crapper.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:06 am | #
Sorry about your books, rorschach. I'd be inconsolable - especially any obscure stuff culled from hole-in-the-wall used book stores.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:08 am | #
Sorry about your books, rorschach. I'd be inconsolable - especially any obscure stuff culled from hole-in-the-wall used book stores.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:08 am | #
And I looked at it, and wondered how many collection plates intended to, oh, feed people went to paying for that mother.
Wonder, rather, how many church members ever put money in collection plates that is "intened to, oh, feed people...."
People firmly and resolutely do not believe in something for nothing. At least not in America, they don't.
Don't get me started.
I'm retiring to Bedlam....
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12.12.04 - 2:08 am | #
And I looked at it, and wondered how many collection plates intended to, oh, feed people went to paying for that mother.
Wonder, rather, how many church members ever put money in collection plates that is "intened to, oh, feed people...."
People firmly and resolutely do not believe in something for nothing. At least not in America, they don't.
Don't get me started.
I'm retiring to Bedlam....
Robert M. Jeffers |
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12.12.04 - 2:08 am | #
That's the other half of the "show".
Shaming people into giving up money.
"Some people in this congregation aren't tithing. They know who they are. They make more money in a month than this church takes in every year.
When the plate comes around, they keep their hands in their pockets"...etc etc.etc., ad nasuem.
Ach. Competing loathings going on here.
On the one hand, churches as carnies bilking the shills--well, that's just most distasteful.
On the other hand, the complacent rich piss me right the fuck off.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:08 am | #
That's the other half of the "show".
Shaming people into giving up money.
"Some people in this congregation aren't tithing. They know who they are. They make more money in a month than this church takes in every year.
When the plate comes around, they keep their hands in their pockets"...etc etc.etc., ad nasuem.
Ach. Competing loathings going on here.
On the one hand, churches as carnies bilking the shills--well, that's just most distasteful.
On the other hand, the complacent rich piss me right the fuck off.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:08 am | #
Eli -- ten per, ten per.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:09 am | #
Eli -- ten per, ten per.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:09 am | #
That sucks ror. Peterborough ON (my neck o' the woods) had a major, major flood July 15 (2 years after another major summer flood). My parents' basement was full of water & sewage. Awful. They're finally getting everything back to normal - new furniture, carpet, wall treatments, etc. But a lot of the stuff is gone for good (like pictures & books).
But we'll all try to make sure you have a good holiday!
Charlotte Smith (nee Beavers) |
12.12.04 - 2:10 am | #
That sucks ror. Peterborough ON (my neck o' the woods) had a major, major flood July 15 (2 years after another major summer flood). My parents' basement was full of water & sewage. Awful. They're finally getting everything back to normal - new furniture, carpet, wall treatments, etc. But a lot of the stuff is gone for good (like pictures & books).
But we'll all try to make sure you have a good holiday!
Charlotte Smith (nee Beavers) |
12.12.04 - 2:10 am | #
crap really bites.
I recommend that you report on your dumps, not try to eat them.
Here's a Daily Dump Report template:
1. Size of dump
2. Color of dump.
3. Consistency of dump.
4. Number of dumps.
5. Stick factor (1 no stink to 10 major stink)
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:10 am | #
crap really bites.
I recommend that you report on your dumps, not try to eat them.
Here's a Daily Dump Report template:
1. Size of dump
2. Color of dump.
3. Consistency of dump.
4. Number of dumps.
5. Stick factor (1 no stink to 10 major stink)
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:10 am | #
What? I'm completely calm and collected over here.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:10 am | #
What? I'm completely calm and collected over here.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:10 am | #
Sorry about your books, rorschach. I'd be inconsolable - especially any obscure stuff culled from hole-in-the-wall used book stores.
Thank you, Eli. Luckily, most (not all) of that stuff was up on shelves in "comics condoms" style plastic. My diss is on 50s pulp stuff, and those books survived, thankfully.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:11 am | #
Sorry about your books, rorschach. I'd be inconsolable - especially any obscure stuff culled from hole-in-the-wall used book stores.
Thank you, Eli. Luckily, most (not all) of that stuff was up on shelves in "comics condoms" style plastic. My diss is on 50s pulp stuff, and those books survived, thankfully.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:11 am | #
That's good to hear, anyway.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:12 am | #
That's good to hear, anyway.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:12 am | #
and lately i have noticed that they have dropped nearly ALL of their home-made (and, i must say, HUGELY entertaining,) programming, and gone almost entirely with the "give us more money or God will hate you" variety of nationally syndicated material ("Hour of Healing" etc.)...
my theory--the Bush economy really is hitting the pocket-book of their donation base...
No, this is actually perfectly normal. Jim and Tammye Faye Bakker rose to prominence not because of their preaching prowess, but because they were such amazing fundraisers.
These TV evangelists (Robertson, Falwell, Oral Roberts once upon a long ago time) are always spending heavy and never making anything from advertisers: because their entire show is an advertisement. And as the income rolls in, they find more and quicker ways to make it roll out. Which means they need to find ways to make it roll in. Which means...
...and finally, it just becomes a vicious cycle. Unless you can turn it into a TV station (like Robertson), there's usually just no way to keep it going, and it collapses into scandal, or insolvency, or both.
Again and again and again...
Robert M. Jeffers |
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12.12.04 - 2:12 am | #
and lately i have noticed that they have dropped nearly ALL of their home-made (and, i must say, HUGELY entertaining,) programming, and gone almost entirely with the "give us more money or God will hate you" variety of nationally syndicated material ("Hour of Healing" etc.)...
my theory--the Bush economy really is hitting the pocket-book of their donation base...
No, this is actually perfectly normal. Jim and Tammye Faye Bakker rose to prominence not because of their preaching prowess, but because they were such amazing fundraisers.
These TV evangelists (Robertson, Falwell, Oral Roberts once upon a long ago time) are always spending heavy and never making anything from advertisers: because their entire show is an advertisement. And as the income rolls in, they find more and quicker ways to make it roll out. Which means they need to find ways to make it roll in. Which means...
...and finally, it just becomes a vicious cycle. Unless you can turn it into a TV station (like Robertson), there's usually just no way to keep it going, and it collapses into scandal, or insolvency, or both.
Again and again and again...
Robert M. Jeffers |
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12.12.04 - 2:12 am | #
filkertom--i think what most passersby don't see is the giant thought-bubble above that Jesus' head that says "Dear Father--please STOP these crazy assholes from doing all this wack-job reactionary shit in MY name! i never said anything about BOMBING people!"
Central S.--that shit just pisses me off to no end. my favorites are the ones who imply that "God" will reward you financially for giving them cash, and/or that "God" wants you to be rich so you can dominate everyone else--don't feel bad! He is rewarding you!
someone out there...i can feel it...God is telling me...is suffering today from...it could be stomach ulcers...maybe cancer...and He wants you to call us right now on the donation line for prayer...Jesus wants you to be healed, but you have to ask Him, you have to show your devotion to Him...call us now!
filkertom--i think what most passersby don't see is the giant thought-bubble above that Jesus' head that says "Dear Father--please STOP these crazy assholes from doing all this wack-job reactionary shit in MY name! i never said anything about BOMBING people!"
Central S.--that shit just pisses me off to no end. my favorites are the ones who imply that "God" will reward you financially for giving them cash, and/or that "God" wants you to be rich so you can dominate everyone else--don't feel bad! He is rewarding you!
someone out there...i can feel it...God is telling me...is suffering today from...it could be stomach ulcers...maybe cancer...and He wants you to call us right now on the donation line for prayer...Jesus wants you to be healed, but you have to ask Him, you have to show your devotion to Him...call us now!
That sucks ror. Peterborough ON (my neck o' the woods) had a major, major flood July 15 (2 years after another major summer flood). My parents' basement was full of water & sewage. Awful. They're finally getting everything back to normal - new furniture, carpet, wall treatments, etc. But a lot of the stuff is gone for good (like pictures & books).
But we'll all try to make sure you have a good holiday!
Thank you Charlotte! If only it were just the basement here. But it's our living space. And that's what sucks.
Appreciate the positive thoughts, though!
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
That sucks ror. Peterborough ON (my neck o' the woods) had a major, major flood July 15 (2 years after another major summer flood). My parents' basement was full of water & sewage. Awful. They're finally getting everything back to normal - new furniture, carpet, wall treatments, etc. But a lot of the stuff is gone for good (like pictures & books).
But we'll all try to make sure you have a good holiday!
Thank you Charlotte! If only it were just the basement here. But it's our living space. And that's what sucks.
Appreciate the positive thoughts, though!
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
I tell ya, RMJ. I know people resent panhandlers, and I know that a lot of the reasoning comes from the feeling of "well, I'd never beg like that, too much pride, etc., etc." But I don't think it ever occurs to them that that panhandler may have thought exactly the same thing not so long ago, and the circumstances driving them to it are so dire that pride was the last thing they swallowed before asking for help getting food.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
I tell ya, RMJ. I know people resent panhandlers, and I know that a lot of the reasoning comes from the feeling of "well, I'd never beg like that, too much pride, etc., etc." But I don't think it ever occurs to them that that panhandler may have thought exactly the same thing not so long ago, and the circumstances driving them to it are so dire that pride was the last thing they swallowed before asking for help getting food.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
your books
Without my collection of books, my dump reporting would not be the same.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
your books
Without my collection of books, my dump reporting would not be the same.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
rorshach,
anything that is irreplaceable you put in the freezer, and when you have the cash put it in a cooler abnd bring it to the local archivists and use freeze dry methods to remove the water.
if you need some books we are cleaning out some space, and I can send u a few things. let me know where to send them.
I just got a George Cruikshank print, from 1812, that has been taped, cut, etc. 12% of the print is gone, but it's my first authentic English caricatural print, and I am hoeinga long row on this $42 find. in heaven.....
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
rorshach,
anything that is irreplaceable you put in the freezer, and when you have the cash put it in a cooler abnd bring it to the local archivists and use freeze dry methods to remove the water.
if you need some books we are cleaning out some space, and I can send u a few things. let me know where to send them.
I just got a George Cruikshank print, from 1812, that has been taped, cut, etc. 12% of the print is gone, but it's my first authentic English caricatural print, and I am hoeinga long row on this $42 find. in heaven.....
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:14 am | #
They're right! I *do* want your money! Because *God* wants your money!
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:15 am | #
They're right! I *do* want your money! Because *God* wants your money!
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:15 am | #
I'm completely calm and collected over here.
Eli
Are you taking a dump?
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:16 am | #
I'm completely calm and collected over here.
Eli
Are you taking a dump?
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:16 am | #
Librarian -- did you catch I Drew This the other day? The guy's usually spot-on anyway, but wow.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:16 am | #
Librarian -- did you catch I Drew This the other day? The guy's usually spot-on anyway, but wow.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:16 am | #
Eli must have seen Repo Man as many times as I have.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 2:17 am | #
rorshach,
your thoughts on the O'Brien book on pulps? or on the 2 new coffee table books on the covers?
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:17 am | #
Eli must have seen Repo Man as many times as I have.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 2:17 am | #
rorshach,
your thoughts on the O'Brien book on pulps? or on the 2 new coffee table books on the covers?
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:17 am | #
It's possible.
(God-damn dipshit Rodriguez gypsy dildo... PUNKS!!!)
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:18 am | #
It's possible.
(God-damn dipshit Rodriguez gypsy dildo... PUNKS!!!)
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:18 am | #
Eli -- ten per, ten per.
filkertom
Wow! You take ten dumps per day? That is amazing.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:18 am | #
Eli -- ten per, ten per.
filkertom
Wow! You take ten dumps per day? That is amazing.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:18 am | #
your thoughts on the O'Brien book on pulps? or on the 2 new coffee table books on the covers?
I don't know the stuff, I have to admit.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:19 am | #
your thoughts on the O'Brien book on pulps? or on the 2 new coffee table books on the covers?
I don't know the stuff, I have to admit.
rorschach |
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12.12.04 - 2:19 am | #
Are you taking a dump?
Dapper Dan
It's possible.
Eli
A possible dump is called a fart. An actual dump is called a dump.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:20 am | #
Are you taking a dump?
Dapper Dan
It's possible.
Eli
A possible dump is called a fart. An actual dump is called a dump.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:20 am | #
Eli must have seen Repo Man as many times as I have.
"What about our relationship?"
"Fuck that."
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:21 am | #
Eli must have seen Repo Man as many times as I have.
"What about our relationship?"
"Fuck that."
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:21 am | #
Must try to get some more sleep. Adios, campers.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:22 am | #
Must try to get some more sleep. Adios, campers.
filkertom |
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12.12.04 - 2:22 am | #
"Here is your May issue. This seems to be a man with a bloody axe holding a woman's head up, which has been severed from her body. Do you think that's in good taste?" asked Kefauver.
"Yes, sir, I do...for the cover of a horror comic. A cover in bad taste, for example, might be defined as holding the head a little higher so that blood could be seen dripping from it, and moving the body over a little further so that the neck of the body could be seen to be bloody," replied Gaines.
"Here is your May issue. This seems to be a man with a bloody axe holding a woman's head up, which has been severed from her body. Do you think that's in good taste?" asked Kefauver.
"Yes, sir, I do...for the cover of a horror comic. A cover in bad taste, for example, might be defined as holding the head a little higher so that blood could be seen dripping from it, and moving the body over a little further so that the neck of the body could be seen to be bloody," replied Gaines.
A possible dump is called a fart. An actual dump is called a dump.
Dapper Dan
Do you think that's in good taste?
Eli
A dump is in good taste. Farts in public are not.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:24 am | #
Are you taking a dump?
Dapper Dan
It's possible.
Eli
A possible dump is called a fart. An actual dump is called a dump.
Dapper Dan
Do you think that's in good taste?
Eli
A dump is in good taste. Farts in public are not.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:24 am | #
John Wayne was a fag. He was too, you boys. My cousin installed two-way mirrors at his pad in Brentwood, and he come to the door in a dress.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:24 am | #
John Wayne was a fag. He was too, you boys. My cousin installed two-way mirrors at his pad in Brentwood, and he come to the door in a dress.
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:24 am | #
Difference between a misfortune and a calamity:
A misfortune would be if Bush were to fall into the Potomac.
A calamity would be if someone pulled him out.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 2:25 am | #
Difference between a misfortune and a calamity:
A misfortune would be if Bush were to fall into the Potomac.
A calamity would be if someone pulled him out.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 2:25 am | #
My cousin installed two-way mirrors at his pad in Brentwood
In the dumpster? Wow. John Wayne was a peeping dumper?
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:27 am | #
My cousin installed two-way mirrors at his pad in Brentwood
In the dumpster? Wow. John Wayne was a peeping dumper?
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:27 am | #
RMJ--
i know the tele-begging is nothing new, but what i noticed is the change in this particular station.
they used to have these very poorly produced local programs (xtian moms cooking with mayonaise & mircowaves for the holidays, or "God's Diner" type of things,) but apparently they can't afford that now...it's ALL begging, ALL the time in the past few months--and somehow i find this to be encouraging. i think they are going under.
*
rorshach--definitely freeze, if you can, any rare or expensive books, but getting them through the recovery process won't be cheap.
if you can't freeze them, then put (white or unbleached) paper towells in between every page, stand them up if possible on their spines, and get some air blowing on them...warping and mold are your two big foes here.
your local library's Preservation people may have some advice for books, photos, etc.
i know the tele-begging is nothing new, but what i noticed is the change in this particular station.
they used to have these very poorly produced local programs (xtian moms cooking with mayonaise & mircowaves for the holidays, or "God's Diner" type of things,) but apparently they can't afford that now...it's ALL begging, ALL the time in the past few months--and somehow i find this to be encouraging. i think they are going under.
*
rorshach--definitely freeze, if you can, any rare or expensive books, but getting them through the recovery process won't be cheap.
if you can't freeze them, then put (white or unbleached) paper towells in between every page, stand them up if possible on their spines, and get some air blowing on them...warping and mold are your two big foes here.
your local library's Preservation people may have some advice for books, photos, etc.
Geoffrey O'Brien, Hardboiled America: The Lurid Paperbacks and the Masters of Noir Expanded Edition (New York: Da Capo Press, 1997). $16.95 / Ł12.95 198pp. ISBN 0-306-80773-4.
Times Book Review of "Men's Adventure Magazines in Postwar America," and "It's a Man's World" by Feral House.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:27 am | #
Geoffrey O'Brien, Hardboiled America: The Lurid Paperbacks and the Masters of Noir Expanded Edition (New York: Da Capo Press, 1997). $16.95 / Ł12.95 198pp. ISBN 0-306-80773-4.
Times Book Review of "Men's Adventure Magazines in Postwar America," and "It's a Man's World" by Feral House.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:27 am | #
Ignore the corprophiliac.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:28 am | #
Ignore the corprophiliac.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:28 am | #
But then he got a lobotomy. And now he's loving it.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 2:28 am | #
But then he got a lobotomy. And now he's loving it.
Jennifer |
12.12.04 - 2:28 am | #
A misfortune would be if Bush were to fall in
I am sure they have protective devices in the White House dumpsters to prevent falling in while taking a dump.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:28 am | #
A misfortune would be if Bush were to fall in
I am sure they have protective devices in the White House dumpsters to prevent falling in while taking a dump.
Dapper Dan |
12.12.04 - 2:28 am | #
Dan,
I just took a crap, but I didn't have your template handy. But it stunk.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:31 am | #
Dan,
I just took a crap, but I didn't have your template handy. But it stunk.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:31 am | #
and get some air blowing
If Dapper Dan comes around, make sure you have plenty of air.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:32 am | #
and get some air blowing
If Dapper Dan comes around, make sure you have plenty of air.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:32 am | #
Dan,
I just took a crap, but I didn't have your template handy. But it stunk.
Central Scrutinizer | Email | Homepage | 12.12.04 - 2:31 am | #
Troll.
Anything posted after this is not me.
G'night y'all.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:33 am | #
Dan,
I just took a crap, but I didn't have your template handy. But it stunk.
Central Scrutinizer | Email | Homepage | 12.12.04 - 2:31 am | #
Troll.
Anything posted after this is not me.
G'night y'all.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:33 am | #
your local preservation dept is your friend.
I am tring to pull together the scratch to get "preserved" an 1884 edition (first and only) of Wright's work on the Caricaturists, cuz my committee needs to see it, and my wife's friend John (the local preservationist) is gonna rebind it for me so I can read it.
all praise be to Allah for thinking of TCP/IP and the great and glorious thing that is www.abe and www.ebay.
acid-free (who woould have thunk that acid-free paper would be our friend) paper is your friend.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:33 am | #
your local preservation dept is your friend.
I am tring to pull together the scratch to get "preserved" an 1884 edition (first and only) of Wright's work on the Caricaturists, cuz my committee needs to see it, and my wife's friend John (the local preservationist) is gonna rebind it for me so I can read it.
all praise be to Allah for thinking of TCP/IP and the great and glorious thing that is www.abe and www.ebay.
acid-free (who woould have thunk that acid-free paper would be our friend) paper is your friend.
jfrjfrjfr |
12.12.04 - 2:33 am | #
In the dumpster? Wow. John Wayne was a peeping dumper?
It is well known that John Wayne was a lover of taking a crap. He coded this through his movie titles:
True Shit
Remember the Draino
Bathroom Tales
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:36 am | #
In the dumpster? Wow. John Wayne was a peeping dumper?
It is well known that John Wayne was a lover of taking a crap. He coded this through his movie titles:
True Shit
Remember the Draino
Bathroom Tales
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:36 am | #
Anything posted after this is not me.
G'night y'all.
Central Scrutinizer
that wasn't me. Damn troll.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:37 am | #
Anything posted after this is not me.
G'night y'all.
Central Scrutinizer
that wasn't me. Damn troll.
Central Scrutinizer |
12.12.04 - 2:37 am | #
Didn't John Wayne crap bigger that anybody else? Dude had a colon the size of Texas, don't ask me how I know.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 2:43 am | #
Didn't John Wayne crap bigger that anybody else? Dude had a colon the size of Texas, don't ask me how I know.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 2:43 am | #
Wow, CS has a meta troll.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 2:44 am | #
Wow, CS has a meta troll.
Another Bruce |
12.12.04 - 2:44 am | #
Is MadTV getting orders from Murdoch? First the Al-Jazeera sketch, then the Kerry-Towtruck man one. Perhaps this was revenge for getting Bill Maher on?
SNL, however, has reamed Rumsfeld AND O'Reilly.
Assamite |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 2:46 am | #
Is MadTV getting orders from Murdoch? First the Al-Jazeera sketch, then the Kerry-Towtruck man one. Perhaps this was revenge for getting Bill Maher on?
SNL, however, has reamed Rumsfeld AND O'Reilly.
Assamite |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 2:46 am | #
The Al-Jazeera sketch was so over-the-top campy that I found it funny as long as I didn't think too hard. The Kerry one was just plain mean-spirited, and I ended up fast-forwarding through it (DVRs rule).
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:48 am | #
The Al-Jazeera sketch was so over-the-top campy that I found it funny as long as I didn't think too hard. The Kerry one was just plain mean-spirited, and I ended up fast-forwarding through it (DVRs rule).
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:48 am | #
(although I did like when Kerry called the preznit SpongeGeorge Bushpants, or something like that...)
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:51 am | #
(although I did like when Kerry called the preznit SpongeGeorge Bushpants, or something like that...)
Eli |
12.12.04 - 2:51 am | #
Hey, it's pseudo-Thersites from last night!
I will say this for our troll in residence, He's nothing but consistant!
Carpbasman |
12.12.04 - 4:53 am | #
Hey, it's pseudo-Thersites from last night!
I will say this for our troll in residence, He's nothing but consistant!
Carpbasman |
12.12.04 - 4:53 am | #
If somewhat irregular in his posting habits (wink, wink!).
Carpbasman |
12.12.04 - 4:54 am | #
If somewhat irregular in his posting habits (wink, wink!).
Carpbasman |
12.12.04 - 4:54 am | #
Fahrenheit 9/11
Vote for it for the People's Choice Award Favorite Movie of the Year and piss off the right. They are trying to interfere in the awards. http://www.pcavote.com/voting/fi.../film/
f01.shtml
"But then a group of top Republicans took out a full page ad in USA Today (and placed a similar one in the Hollywood trade magazine, Variety) proclaiming that "An election is over, but a war of ideas continues." The point of the ad was to say that while they, as right wing conservatives, were proud of getting rid of Kerry, there was still one more nuisance running around loose they had to deal with -- me! They also issued a not-so-subtle threat to the Academy Awards voters that, in essence, said don't even THINK about nominating "Fahrenheit 9/11" for Best Picture. And Bill O'Reilly recently bellowed that if the Oscars recognize my work this year, Middle America will boycott Hollywood."
Fahrenheit 9/11
Vote for it for the People's Choice Award Favorite Movie of the Year and piss off the right. They are trying to interfere in the awards. http://www.pcavote.com/voting/fi.../film/
f01.shtml
"But then a group of top Republicans took out a full page ad in USA Today (and placed a similar one in the Hollywood trade magazine, Variety) proclaiming that "An election is over, but a war of ideas continues." The point of the ad was to say that while they, as right wing conservatives, were proud of getting rid of Kerry, there was still one more nuisance running around loose they had to deal with -- me! They also issued a not-so-subtle threat to the Academy Awards voters that, in essence, said don't even THINK about nominating "Fahrenheit 9/11" for Best Picture. And Bill O'Reilly recently bellowed that if the Oscars recognize my work this year, Middle America will boycott Hollywood."
Also, the He's following the comma doesn't get capitalized.
Poor grammar upsets me.
pie |
12.12.04 - 6:51 am | #
Also, the He's following the comma doesn't get capitalized.
Poor grammar upsets me.
pie |
12.12.04 - 6:51 am | #
Fahrenheit 9/11
Vote for it for the People's Choice Award Favorite Movie of the Year and piss off the right.
Oh, I would, but I've got to vote for 'Eternal Sunshine', which, I'm sure, pisses off the right as well. How about if my wife votes for F9/11?
pseudonymous in nc |
12.12.04 - 7:47 am | #
Fahrenheit 9/11
Vote for it for the People's Choice Award Favorite Movie of the Year and piss off the right.
Oh, I would, but I've got to vote for 'Eternal Sunshine', which, I'm sure, pisses off the right as well. How about if my wife votes for F9/11?
pseudonymous in nc |
12.12.04 - 7:47 am | #
How pathetic. Went to People's Choice to vote for F9/11 and it was the only film I had seen. Jeesh - I need to get out more.
QuiltLady in NY |
12.12.04 - 8:28 am | #
How pathetic. Went to People's Choice to vote for F9/11 and it was the only film I had seen. Jeesh - I need to get out more.
QuiltLady in NY |
12.12.04 - 8:28 am | #
Good morning everyone.
Is this nightmare over yet?
Shaw Kenawe |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 8:35 am | #
Good morning everyone.
Is this nightmare over yet?
Shaw Kenawe |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 8:35 am | #
Is ElBaradei a marked man? The Bush administration is looking to ouster IAEA director Mohamed ElBaradei for his questioning of pre-war U.S. claims in Iraq and his perceived "softness" on Iran. All those that dare question US policy, pay a price. Truth and history are irrelevant.
More info: www.politicalthought.net
Igor |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 8:40 am | #
Is ElBaradei a marked man? The Bush administration is looking to ouster IAEA director Mohamed ElBaradei for his questioning of pre-war U.S. claims in Iraq and his perceived "softness" on Iran. All those that dare question US policy, pay a price. Truth and history are irrelevant.
More info: www.politicalthought.net
Igor |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 8:40 am | #
WHOO HOO!!!! The next DNC Head will be on Meat the Whore later!!!
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 8:57 am | #
WHOO HOO!!!! The next DNC Head will be on Meat the Whore later!!!
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 8:57 am | #
China and Germany and France won't allow El Baradei's removal.
Elaine Supkis |
12.12.04 - 8:58 am | #
China and Germany and France won't allow El Baradei's removal.
Elaine Supkis |
12.12.04 - 8:58 am | #
Good morning everyone.
Is this nightmare over yet?
Shaw Kenawe
I fear, with the Carpenters, that it's only just begun...
(of course, i fear the Carpenters, too)
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:01 am | #
Good morning everyone.
Is this nightmare over yet?
Shaw Kenawe
I fear, with the Carpenters, that it's only just begun...
(of course, i fear the Carpenters, too)
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:01 am | #
So I'm downloading a couple of 9/11 documentaries that look tin-foil-hattish but entertaining. One's called Mohammed Atta & the Venice Flying Circus and the other, which claims to be a "horror-themed" doc, whatever that means, is called 9/11- In Plane Site. Anybody know something about these?
BlakNo1 |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:01 am | #
So I'm downloading a couple of 9/11 documentaries that look tin-foil-hattish but entertaining. One's called Mohammed Atta & the Venice Flying Circus and the other, which claims to be a "horror-themed" doc, whatever that means, is called 9/11- In Plane Site. Anybody know something about these?
BlakNo1 |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:01 am | #
Incog:
How is String?
QuiltLady in NY |
12.12.04 - 9:02 am | #
Incog:
How is String?
QuiltLady in NY |
12.12.04 - 9:02 am | #
This administration acts like a bunch of bitches. Glad we have "dignity" back in the White House.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:03 am | #
This administration acts like a bunch of bitches. Glad we have "dignity" back in the White House.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:03 am | #
Anybody with an ounce of common sense fears The Carpenters.
BlakNo1 |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:03 am | #
Anybody with an ounce of common sense fears The Carpenters.
BlakNo1 |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:03 am | #
Incog:
How is String?
QuiltLady in NY
He's fine lying on the carpet under my desk here occasionally grabbing my bare foot with his paw or more like claw. But you can tell he's trying not to be too claw-ey. I picked up a small thin rug to put under his litter box which I've changed this morning. I was reading on the cat litter box it helps keep them from scattering cat litter.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:09 am | #
Incog:
How is String?
QuiltLady in NY
He's fine lying on the carpet under my desk here occasionally grabbing my bare foot with his paw or more like claw. But you can tell he's trying not to be too claw-ey. I picked up a small thin rug to put under his litter box which I've changed this morning. I was reading on the cat litter box it helps keep them from scattering cat litter.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:09 am | #
Oh, Chimperee; Oh, Chimperee,
How low you stand in quality.
Oh, Chimperee; Oh, Chimperee,
How low you stand in quality.
Your dick so small in summertime,
Remains so small in wintertime.
Oh Chimperee; Oh, Chimperee,
How low you stand in quality.
Lime Rickey |
12.12.04 - 9:12 am | #
Oh, Chimperee; Oh, Chimperee,
How low you stand in quality.
Oh, Chimperee; Oh, Chimperee,
How low you stand in quality.
Your dick so small in summertime,
Remains so small in wintertime.
Oh Chimperee; Oh, Chimperee,
How low you stand in quality.
Lime Rickey |
12.12.04 - 9:12 am | #
Good - I am glad he is feeling playful.
One of my cats is 12 yrs old, weighs 28 pounds, and thinks he is a kitten. He can cause real damage.
QuiltLady in NY |
12.12.04 - 9:14 am | #
Good - I am glad he is feeling playful.
One of my cats is 12 yrs old, weighs 28 pounds, and thinks he is a kitten. He can cause real damage.
QuiltLady in NY |
12.12.04 - 9:14 am | #
Dean on MTP. So far so good.
hadenough |
12.12.04 - 9:16 am | #
Dean on MTP. So far so good.
hadenough |
12.12.04 - 9:16 am | #
Good - I am glad he is feeling playful.
One of my cats is 12 yrs old, weighs 28 pounds, and thinks he is a kitten. He can cause real damage.
QuiltLady in NY
I've been lucky so far. Nothing is overturned or broken so far but he's only 1 pound. But the way he's eating I don't know.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:20 am | #
Good - I am glad he is feeling playful.
One of my cats is 12 yrs old, weighs 28 pounds, and thinks he is a kitten. He can cause real damage.
QuiltLady in NY
I've been lucky so far. Nothing is overturned or broken so far but he's only 1 pound. But the way he's eating I don't know.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:20 am | #
He was malnurished and I think he has food issues.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:23 am | #
He was malnurished and I think he has food issues.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:23 am | #
Last night, I was getting out of the shower naked as a jay-bird, as is my habit while I walk across the room for some shorts, and he had the vertical blinds open with his head looking outside for everybody to see me inside.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:29 am | #
Last night, I was getting out of the shower naked as a jay-bird, as is my habit while I walk across the room for some shorts, and he had the vertical blinds open with his head looking outside for everybody to see me inside.
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:29 am | #
Frank Rich is, as usual, the best thing about the Times today...
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:30 am | #
Frank Rich is, as usual, the best thing about the Times today...
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:30 am | #
good morning everybody
i was thinkin last night...remember when DISNEY bought ABC?
& all the pundits were moaning & wailing about the "mickey mouse-ification of the news"?
& now no one complains or worries about it @ all....
n69n |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:32 am | #
good morning everybody
i was thinkin last night...remember when DISNEY bought ABC?
& all the pundits were moaning & wailing about the "mickey mouse-ification of the news"?
& now no one complains or worries about it @ all....
n69n |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:32 am | #
im reading that frank rich now, it deserves to be front page!
n69n |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:36 am | #
im reading that frank rich now, it deserves to be front page!
n69n |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:36 am | #
While the nannygate facts are still emerging, Kerik's reputation has been unraveling since he reached to become homeland security secretary. A Daily News probe published today finds, most damningly, that as correction commissioner, Kerik leaned on friends for thousands of dollars in gifts that he never reported, as required by law. Kerik's pals, including a businessman who later pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge, told reporter Russ Buettner of subsidizing Kerik's lavish 1998 wedding, buying top-of-the-line furniture for Kerik's baby daughter's room and providing Kerik with a bejeweled, ceremonial badge from Tiffany's.
When a correction officer or cop grabs like that, they call it being on the pad. It's a short trip off the force, or behind bars.
Then there was the disclosure that Kerik had filed for personal bankruptcy in 1987; and the Newsweek report that an arrest warrant was issued for Kerik when he failed to pay a $5,000 bill in 1998; and the $6 million in profit he earned selling stock in a company that sold stun guns to the Department of Homeland Security; and the use of city detectives to track down his book editor's lost cell phone; and the use of other cops to gather info for his autobiography, a stunt for which Kerik was fined $2,500 by the Conflicts of Interest Board.
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:39 am | #
While the nannygate facts are still emerging, Kerik's reputation has been unraveling since he reached to become homeland security secretary. A Daily News probe published today finds, most damningly, that as correction commissioner, Kerik leaned on friends for thousands of dollars in gifts that he never reported, as required by law. Kerik's pals, including a businessman who later pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge, told reporter Russ Buettner of subsidizing Kerik's lavish 1998 wedding, buying top-of-the-line furniture for Kerik's baby daughter's room and providing Kerik with a bejeweled, ceremonial badge from Tiffany's.
When a correction officer or cop grabs like that, they call it being on the pad. It's a short trip off the force, or behind bars.
Then there was the disclosure that Kerik had filed for personal bankruptcy in 1987; and the Newsweek report that an arrest warrant was issued for Kerik when he failed to pay a $5,000 bill in 1998; and the $6 million in profit he earned selling stock in a company that sold stun guns to the Department of Homeland Security; and the use of city detectives to track down his book editor's lost cell phone; and the use of other cops to gather info for his autobiography, a stunt for which Kerik was fined $2,500 by the Conflicts of Interest Board.
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:39 am | #
Morning, all. New thread.
filkertom |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:42 am | #
Morning, all. New thread.
filkertom |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:42 am | #
from the frank rich piece
"If you have weaklings around you who do not share your biblical values, shed yourself of them," wrote Bob Jones III, president of the eponymous South Carolina university, to President Bush after the election. "Put your agenda on the front burner and let it boil."
n69n |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:42 am | #
from the frank rich piece
"If you have weaklings around you who do not share your biblical values, shed yourself of them," wrote Bob Jones III, president of the eponymous South Carolina university, to President Bush after the election. "Put your agenda on the front burner and let it boil."
n69n |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:42 am | #
Fuck this shit. Where is Dean?
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:42 am | #
Fuck this shit. Where is Dean?
Incognito |
12.12.04 - 9:42 am | #
Lime Rickey, as usual, you rock.
filkertom |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:43 am | #
Lime Rickey, as usual, you rock.
filkertom |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:43 am | #
Shortly: In Louisiana, young men are being forced to register for Selective Service when they apply for their first driving licenses, at age 16...
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:45 am | #
Shortly: In Louisiana, young men are being forced to register for Selective Service when they apply for their first driving licenses, at age 16...
Konopelli |
12.12.04 - 9:45 am | #
Incog - I am glad that you have decided to bathe without your clothes. It represents a really progressive and politically advanced attitude that these days of repressive wingnuts have tried hard to eliminate.
Stringey was just trying to share.
GWPDA |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:55 am | #
Incog - I am glad that you have decided to bathe without your clothes. It represents a really progressive and politically advanced attitude that these days of repressive wingnuts have tried hard to eliminate.
Stringey was just trying to share.
GWPDA |
Homepage |
12.12.04 - 9:55 am | #
Anyone want to comment this? I disagree with him for a variety of reasons, none of which have anything to do with me living in Europe. But since I haven't had the time to write it out yet, I thought I'd post it in case any of you morning-N. Americans would enjoy giving it a whack while I recover a from a copious European lunch.
An open letter to Europe
November 11th, 2004
Hi. Are you nuts?
Forgive me for being so blunt, but your reaction to our reelection of President Bush has been so outrageous that I’m wondering if you have quite literally lost your minds. One of Britain’s largest newspapers ran a headline asking “How Can 59 Million Americans Be So Dumb?”, and commentators in France all seemed to use the same word – bizarre -- to explain the election’s outcome to their readers. In Germany the editors of Die Tageszeitung responded to our vote by writing that “Bush belongs at a war tribunal – not in the White House.” And on a London radio talk show last week one Jeremy Hardy described our President and those of us who voted for him as “stupid, crazy, ignorant, bellicose Christian fundamentalists.”
Of course, you are entitled to whatever views about us that you care to hold. (And lucky for you we Americans aren’t like so many of the Muslims on your own continent; as the late Dutch film maker Theo van Gogh just discovered, make one nasty crack about them and you’re likely to get six bullets pumped into your head and a knife plunged into your chest.) But before you write us off as just a bunch of sweaty, hairy-chested, Bible-thumping morons who are more likely to break their fast by dipping a Krispy Kreme into a diet cola than a biscotti into an espresso – and who inexplicably have won more Nobel prizes than all other countries combined, host 25 or 30 of the world’s finest universities and five or six of the world’s best symphonies, produce wines that win prizes at your own tasting competitions, have built the world’s most vibrant economy, are the world’s only military superpower and, so to speak in our spare time, have landed on the moon and sent our robots to Mars – may I suggest you stop frothing at the mouth long enough to consider just what are these ideas we hold that you find so silly and repugnant?
We believe that church and state should be separate, but that religion should remain at the center of life. We are a Judeo-Christian culture, which means we consider those ten things on a tablet to be commandments, not suggestions. We believe that individuals are more important than groups, that families are more important than governments, that children should be raised by their parents rather than by the State, and that marriage should take place only between a man and a woman. We believe that rights must be balanced by responsibilities, that personal freedom is a privilege we must be careful not to abuse, and that the rule of law cannot be set aside when it becomes inconvenient. We believe in economic liberty, an
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Anyone want to comment this? I disagree with him for a variety of reasons, none of which have anything to do with me living in Europe. But since I haven't had the time to write it out yet, I thought I'd post it in case any of you morning-N. Americans would enjoy giving it a whack while I recover a from a copious European lunch.
An open letter to Europe
November 11th, 2004
Hi. Are you nuts?
Forgive me for being so blunt, but your reaction to our reelection of President Bush has been so outrageous that I’m wondering if you have quite literally lost your minds. One of Britain’s largest newspapers ran a headline asking “How Can 59 Million Americans Be So Dumb?”, and commentators in France all seemed to use the same word – bizarre -- to explain the election’s outcome to their readers. In Germany the editors of Die Tageszeitung responded to our vote by writing that “Bush belongs at a war tribunal – not in the White House.” And on a London radio talk show last week one Jeremy Hardy described our President and those of us who voted for him as “stupid, crazy, ignorant, bellicose Christian fundamentalists.”
Of course, you are entitled to whatever views about us that you care to hold. (And lucky for you we Americans aren’t like so many of the Muslims on your own continent; as the late Dutch film maker Theo van Gogh just discovered, make one nasty crack about them and you’re likely to get six bullets pumped into your head and a knife plunged into your chest.) But before you write us off as just a bunch of sweaty, hairy-chested, Bible-thumping morons who are more likely to break their fast by dipping a Krispy Kreme into a diet cola than a biscotti into an espresso – and who inexplicably have won more Nobel prizes than all other countries combined, host 25 or 30 of the world’s finest universities and five or six of the world’s best symphonies, produce wines that win prizes at your own tasting competitions, have built the world’s most vibrant economy, are the world’s only military superpower and, so to speak in our spare time, have landed on the moon and sent our robots to Mars – may I suggest you stop frothing at the mouth long enough to consider just what are these ideas we hold that you find so silly and repugnant?
We believe that church and state should be separate, but that religion should remain at the center of life. We are a Judeo-Christian culture, which means we consider those ten things on a tablet to be commandments, not suggestions. We believe that individuals are more important than groups, that families are more important than governments, that children should be raised by their parents rather than by the State, and that marriage should take place only between a man and a woman. We believe that rights must be balanced by responsibilities, that personal freedom is a privilege we must be careful not to abuse, and that the rule of law cannot be set aside when it becomes inconvenient. We believe in economic liberty, an
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and in the right of purposeful and industrious entrepreneurs to run their businesses – and thus create jobs – with a minimum of government interference. We recognize that other people see things differently, and we are tolerant of their views. But we believe that our country is worth defending, and if anyone decides that killing us is an okay thing to do we will go after them with everything we’ve got.
If these beliefs seem strange to you, they shouldn’t. For these are precisely the beliefs that powered Western Europe – you -- from the Middle Ages into the Renaissance, on to the Enlightenment, and forward into the modern world. They are the beliefs that made Europe itself the glory of Western civilization and – not coincidentally – ignited the greatest outpouring of art, literature, music and scientific discovery the world has ever known including Michaelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Shakespeare, Bach, Issac Newton and Descartes.
Europe is Dying
It is your abandonment of these beliefs that has created the gap between Europe and the United States. You have ceased to be a Judeo-Christian culture, and have become instead a secular culture. And a secular culture quickly goes from being “un-religious” to anti-religious. Indeed, your hostility to the basic concepts of Judaism and Christianity has literally been written into your new European Union constitution, despite the Pope’s heroic efforts to the contrary.
Your rate of marriage is at an all-time low, and the number of abortions in Europe is at an all-time high. Indeed, your birth rates are so far below replacement levels that in 30 years or so there will be 70 million fewer Europeans alive than are alive today. Europe is literally dying. And of the children you do manage to produce, all too few will be raised in stable, two-parent households.
Your economy is stagnant because your government regulators make it just about impossible for your entrepreneurs to succeed – except by fleeing to the United States, where we welcome them and celebrate their success.
And your armed forces are a joke. With the notable exception of Great Britain, you no longer have the military strength to defend yourselves. Alas, you no longer have the will to defend yourselves.
What worries me even more than all this is your willful blindness. You refuse to see that it is you, not we Americans, who have abandoned Western Civilization. It’s worrisome because, to tell you the truth, we need each other. Western Civilization today is under siege, from radical Islam on the outside and from our own selfish hedonism within. It’s going to take all of our effort, our talent, our creativity and, above all, our will to pull through. So take a good, hard look at yourselves and see what your own future will be if you don’t change course. And please, stop sneering at America long enough to understand it. After all, Western Civilization was your gift to us, and you ought to be proud of what we
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and in the right of purposeful and industrious entrepreneurs to run their businesses – and thus create jobs – with a minimum of government interference. We recognize that other people see things differently, and we are tolerant of their views. But we believe that our country is worth defending, and if anyone decides that killing us is an okay thing to do we will go after them with everything we’ve got.
If these beliefs seem strange to you, they shouldn’t. For these are precisely the beliefs that powered Western Europe – you -- from the Middle Ages into the Renaissance, on to the Enlightenment, and forward into the modern world. They are the beliefs that made Europe itself the glory of Western civilization and – not coincidentally – ignited the greatest outpouring of art, literature, music and scientific discovery the world has ever known including Michaelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Shakespeare, Bach, Issac Newton and Descartes.
Europe is Dying
It is your abandonment of these beliefs that has created the gap between Europe and the United States. You have ceased to be a Judeo-Christian culture, and have become instead a secular culture. And a secular culture quickly goes from being “un-religious” to anti-religious. Indeed, your hostility to the basic concepts of Judaism and Christianity has literally been written into your new European Union constitution, despite the Pope’s heroic efforts to the contrary.
Your rate of marriage is at an all-time low, and the number of abortions in Europe is at an all-time high. Indeed, your birth rates are so far below replacement levels that in 30 years or so there will be 70 million fewer Europeans alive than are alive today. Europe is literally dying. And of the children you do manage to produce, all too few will be raised in stable, two-parent households.
Your economy is stagnant because your government regulators make it just about impossible for your entrepreneurs to succeed – except by fleeing to the United States, where we welcome them and celebrate their success.
And your armed forces are a joke. With the notable exception of Great Britain, you no longer have the military strength to defend yourselves. Alas, you no longer have the will to defend yourselves.
What worries me even more than all this is your willful blindness. You refuse to see that it is you, not we Americans, who have abandoned Western Civilization. It’s worrisome because, to tell you the truth, we need each other. Western Civilization today is under siege, from radical Islam on the outside and from our own selfish hedonism within. It’s going to take all of our effort, our talent, our creativity and, above all, our will to pull through. So take a good, hard look at yourselves and see what your own future will be if you don’t change course. And please, stop sneering at America long enough to understand it. After all, Western Civilization was your gift to us, and you ought to be proud of what we
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After all, Western Civilization was your gift to us, and you ought to be proud of what we Americans have made of it.
Herbert E. Meyer served during the Reagan Administration as Special Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence and Vice Chairman of the CIA’s National Intelligence Council. His DVD on The Siege of Western Civilization is a nationwide best-seller.
Herbert E. Meyer
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After all, Western Civilization was your gift to us, and you ought to be proud of what we Americans have made of it.
Herbert E. Meyer served during the Reagan Administration as Special Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence and Vice Chairman of the CIA’s National Intelligence Council. His DVD on The Siege of Western Civilization is a nationwide best-seller.
Herbert E. Meyer
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Repeat: I do not agree with Meyer. I am not a troll in any way, shape or form. Just trying to give Eschatonians an opportunity to exercise their talents at analysis, as opposed to invective, Meyer's forte - though of course i understand that might be the first reaction in reading this.
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Repeat: I do not agree with Meyer. I am not a troll in any way, shape or form. Just trying to give Eschatonians an opportunity to exercise their talents at analysis, as opposed to invective, Meyer's forte - though of course i understand that might be the first reaction in reading this.
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Expatriate -- short form? Cue Denis Leary: "He's an assho-ee-ole, ee-oh-ee-oh, ee-oh-ee-oh / He's an asshole (the world's biggest asshole)...."
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Expatriate -- short form? Cue Denis Leary: "He's an assho-ee-ole, ee-oh-ee-oh, ee-oh-ee-oh / He's an asshole (the world's biggest asshole)...."
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Don't know that Leary. But I agree that this gentleman's evacuatory functions are indistinguishable from his verbal emitting. Howevre, that's not the issue. The thing is "he's got his shit together." So we have to pick over it to prove it's putrid - or not! Chill being a perfectly valid reaction & is mine. It's Sunday or what?
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Don't know that Leary. But I agree that this gentleman's evacuatory functions are indistinguishable from his verbal emitting. Howevre, that's not the issue. The thing is "he's got his shit together." So we have to pick over it to prove it's putrid - or not! Chill being a perfectly valid reaction & is mine. It's Sunday or what?
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Shoot the SOB & a thousand inspired clones will apring up out of the earth wet by his blood spouting rethuglican hatespeak (thanks to Homer for the image).
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Shoot the SOB & a thousand inspired clones will apring up out of the earth wet by his blood spouting rethuglican hatespeak (thanks to Homer for the image).
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Had to pass this along here after I read it. One more example of Bush's decimating the first amendment.
December 06, 2004
U.S. Government Seizes Parody Comics At Customs
On October 27, U.S. Customs sent a letter to Top Shelf Productions notifying them that copies of the anthology Stripburger had been seized, charging that the stories "Richie Bush" by Peter Kuper and "Moj Stub" (translated, "My Pole") by Bojan Redžić, constituted "clearly piratical copies" of registered and recorded copyrights. The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has retained counsel to challenge these seizures.
"Richie Bush," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 12) #37, is a four-page parody of Richie Rich, that also satirizes the Bush Administration by superimposing the personalities of the President’s cabinet on the characters from the comic. "My Pole," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 3) # 4-5, which was published in 1994, is an eight-page ecology parable in Serbian that makes visual homage to Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and Woodstock in three panels. Customs seized five copies of the issue with the Peanuts reference and fourteen copies of the issue containing “Richie Bush.” The stories were both published in the middle of their respective issues and no graphics from either story appeared on the covers.
Top Shelf is the American agent for Stripburger, an Eastern European comics publisher that releases anthologies of comics from cartoonists around the globe. The comics that were seized were sent along as an extra in a shipment of The Miniburger Dirty Dozen, a boxed set of mini comics that Top Shelf imported to offer in the Direct Market and at conventions. Top Shelf did not order the seized issues of the anthology.
Upon investigating the shipment, Customs released the copies of Miniburger, but held the issues of Stripburger, giving Top Shelf thirty days to either forfeit the shipment, request administrative relief, or initiate court action.
You can find the rest of the article using this url:
Had to pass this along here after I read it. One more example of Bush's decimating the first amendment.
December 06, 2004
U.S. Government Seizes Parody Comics At Customs
On October 27, U.S. Customs sent a letter to Top Shelf Productions notifying them that copies of the anthology Stripburger had been seized, charging that the stories "Richie Bush" by Peter Kuper and "Moj Stub" (translated, "My Pole") by Bojan Redžić, constituted "clearly piratical copies" of registered and recorded copyrights. The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has retained counsel to challenge these seizures.
"Richie Bush," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 12) #37, is a four-page parody of Richie Rich, that also satirizes the Bush Administration by superimposing the personalities of the President’s cabinet on the characters from the comic. "My Pole," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 3) # 4-5, which was published in 1994, is an eight-page ecology parable in Serbian that makes visual homage to Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and Woodstock in three panels. Customs seized five copies of the issue with the Peanuts reference and fourteen copies of the issue containing “Richie Bush.” The stories were both published in the middle of their respective issues and no graphics from either story appeared on the covers.
Top Shelf is the American agent for Stripburger, an Eastern European comics publisher that releases anthologies of comics from cartoonists around the globe. The comics that were seized were sent along as an extra in a shipment of The Miniburger Dirty Dozen, a boxed set of mini comics that Top Shelf imported to offer in the Direct Market and at conventions. Top Shelf did not order the seized issues of the anthology.
Upon investigating the shipment, Customs released the copies of Miniburger, but held the issues of Stripburger, giving Top Shelf thirty days to either forfeit the shipment, request administrative relief, or initiate court action.
You can find the rest of the article using this url:
Had to pass this along here after I read it. One more example of Bush's decimating the first amendment.
December 06, 2004
U.S. Government Seizes Parody Comics At Customs
On October 27, U.S. Customs sent a letter to Top Shelf Productions notifying them that copies of the anthology Stripburger had been seized, charging that the stories "Richie Bush" by Peter Kuper and "Moj Stub" (translated, "My Pole") by Bojan Redžić, constituted "clearly piratical copies" of registered and recorded copyrights. The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has retained counsel to challenge these seizures.
"Richie Bush," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 12) #37, is a four-page parody of Richie Rich, that also satirizes the Bush Administration by superimposing the personalities of the President’s cabinet on the characters from the comic. "My Pole," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 3) # 4-5, which was published in 1994, is an eight-page ecology parable in Serbian that makes visual homage to Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and Woodstock in three panels. Customs seized five copies of the issue with the Peanuts reference and fourteen copies of the issue containing “Richie Bush.” The stories were both published in the middle of their respective issues and no graphics from either story appeared on the covers.
Top Shelf is the American agent for Stripburger, an Eastern European comics publisher that releases anthologies of comics from cartoonists around the globe. The comics that were seized were sent along as an extra in a shipment of The Miniburger Dirty Dozen, a boxed set of mini comics that Top Shelf imported to offer in the Direct Market and at conventions. Top Shelf did not order the seized issues of the anthology.
Upon investigating the shipment, Customs released the copies of Miniburger, but held the issues of Stripburger, giving Top Shelf thirty days to either forfeit the shipment, request administrative relief, or initiate court action.
You can find the rest of the article using this url:
Had to pass this along here after I read it. One more example of Bush's decimating the first amendment.
December 06, 2004
U.S. Government Seizes Parody Comics At Customs
On October 27, U.S. Customs sent a letter to Top Shelf Productions notifying them that copies of the anthology Stripburger had been seized, charging that the stories "Richie Bush" by Peter Kuper and "Moj Stub" (translated, "My Pole") by Bojan Redžić, constituted "clearly piratical copies" of registered and recorded copyrights. The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has retained counsel to challenge these seizures.
"Richie Bush," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 12) #37, is a four-page parody of Richie Rich, that also satirizes the Bush Administration by superimposing the personalities of the President’s cabinet on the characters from the comic. "My Pole," appearing in Stripburger (Vol. 3) # 4-5, which was published in 1994, is an eight-page ecology parable in Serbian that makes visual homage to Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and Woodstock in three panels. Customs seized five copies of the issue with the Peanuts reference and fourteen copies of the issue containing “Richie Bush.” The stories were both published in the middle of their respective issues and no graphics from either story appeared on the covers.
Top Shelf is the American agent for Stripburger, an Eastern European comics publisher that releases anthologies of comics from cartoonists around the globe. The comics that were seized were sent along as an extra in a shipment of The Miniburger Dirty Dozen, a boxed set of mini comics that Top Shelf imported to offer in the Direct Market and at conventions. Top Shelf did not order the seized issues of the anthology.
Upon investigating the shipment, Customs released the copies of Miniburger, but held the issues of Stripburger, giving Top Shelf thirty days to either forfeit the shipment, request administrative relief, or initiate court action.
You can find the rest of the article using this url:
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