I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
Hello?
Hello, threadbot.
frist, killer of cats
Hey, Helloscan didn't lie!
The ads are getting big.
MMMmmm... delicious stoopid open thread!
-
Shit. Thought I had it nailed.
Hey, Helloscan didn't lie!
To whom?
So, threadbot, how's your new tattoo? Any mysterious sutures?
So, threadbot, how's your new tattoo? Any mysterious sutures?
BIG ADS.
I got my complete Harry O DVD package.... Damn it's good.
Evening, you gorgeous Moonbats. Hot and dry here today. More expected tomorrow, when I'll have a housefull of women. Too hot for the screen porch, I think so I'll have to run the air conditioner.
JeffCO, I'm so glad the show was good!
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins, BTW, permission to use the photos is for non-commercial use. I'd most likely permit the commercial use of my pictures, but we'd have to discuss the terms for that.
I spent all day today doing herb.
Terms? Oops, lawyer speak. Time to disappear. Good night.
JeffCO, I'm so glad the show was good! -Molly Ivors
Neko was just fabulous, clearly having a great time. SRO - I stood in the pit just a few feet from the stage (which reminds me - when I'm in charge anyone over 6' tall and 3' wide will not be allowed to stand next to the stage). She was signing stuff later, but even though I suggested there was ample room for her phone number on there, she simply fanned herself and said "My phone number? Oh sir!" in her most delightful Southern belle accent.
Bush's law is about to kill another already born baby in Texas because the mom can't pay for its care.
culture of life
Hey, Helloscan didn't lie!
To whom?
Snow, Stupid Grammar Nazi | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 5:48 pm
Well, it was probably accurate by nanoseconds.
Go to the following URL and dig the firedoglake article: Net Neutrality: persuasive analogies
http://digg.com/technology/digg
thank you
Hecate, ever noticed how many plants growing in the wild are aromatic; fresh,
dried,
crushed or not?
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins, BTW, permission to use the photos is for non-commercial use. I'd most likely permit the commercial use of my pictures, but we'd have to discuss the terms for that.
Doug, | 06.17.06 - 5:50 pm
Is using them for my screensavers/wallpapers at work considered commercial? (besides, we're non-profit!)
Have you noticed how long the days have gotten? I totally adore this time of year.
Terms? I just wanted to make sure the pictures were not sold and then have some commercial photo place's lawyer tell me I don't have rights to my own pictures.
(according to one flickr user this happened)
Is using them for my screensavers/wallpapers at work considered commercial? (besides, we're non-profit!)
No, I was just concerned with the sales of the pictures. From what I understand, IP law is a very gooey, sticky thing.
Hecate sez:
Have you noticed how long the days have gotten? I totally adore this time of year.
It's not bad. Not bad at all.
.
The Tivo ad still frightens me.
.
This year is a wet one. Maybe the forests won't burn this summer. When they do it has about the same effect on my lungs as moving back to LA. I'd be coughing for months after a bad fire season.
ever noticed how many plants growing in the wild are aromatic; fresh,
dried,
crushed or not?
Oh, absolutely. Today, we were talking about plantain, which is a very usefull herb that grows completely wild around here as a weed everyone tries to get rid of.
I have to say that basil is my very favorite herb to smell, but today I was introduced to a curry plant that is a VERY close second.
I! AM! HICA!
.
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Ok, I will.
Hot. Sweaty. Fly-infested.
Summer -- feh!!!!!!
I have to say that basil is my very favorite herb to smell, but today I was introduced to a curry plant that is a VERY close second.
Mmmm...basil.
Not to brag or anything but I make an amazing pesto. The commercial stuff is lousy. Just a bit of salt and light on the olive oil.
.
Hot. Sweaty. Fly-infested.
Summer -- feh!!!!!!
Spoken like a true deizen of the Big Apple.
steve, you need to come out here to the burbs. The light lasts forever and does amazing things to your mood. The plants are blooming and the ground is warm and life is good. I'll annoint you with the sacred oil of DEET and you'll sit under the ceiling fan and drink iced tea and watch the firefliess and LOVE it.
I! AM! HICA!
YOU. ARE. JEFFRAHAM!
.
Mmmm...basil.
Not to brag or anything but I make an amazing pesto.
Pesto is the food of the gods and gazspacho, which I make w/ tons of basil, is the food of the fey. A pitcher of sangria and a ceiling fan and the Goddess is incarnate and all's right w/ the world.
I'll annoint you with the sacred oil of DEET and you'll sit under
the ceiling fan and drink iced tea and watch the firefliess and LOVE it.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 6:08 pm | #
Sounds delightful.
Actually, I grew up in the burbs and
I know what you mean.
I miss the fireflies. Haven't seen
any in ages.
spork_incident: YOU. ARE. JEFFRAHAM!
So it is written...
I somehow managed to hurt my foot bone, dammit. It may be all the walking I've done the last few days.
.
Hey, steve, I'll kidnap you and drag you up here for all the fireflies you can stand.
Also, read JeffCO's comment at 5:54 and turn gren with envy!
Have you noticed how long the days have gotten? I totally adore this time of year.
I find it dark. Miss the 24 hour light this time of the year, and my mood does, too.
and LOVE it.
Hecate,
No flirting!
(Steve, since there is anointing going on, I'd take her up on it.)
Molly Ivors:
Did you see Neko on Letterman the
other night? She was pretty darn cool...
Good afternoon. Glad to see that someone over at Kos has written an excellent piece quietly rebutting SusanG's atrociously offensive front-page post on wealth, money and progressives:
But here's the thing: there's no problem with money. No lefty I know, and that includes me, is disdainful of money or the accumulation of wealth in and of itself. Hell, I work with money 45 hours a week for a Private Equity firm; I guarantee you, it's not money, or even wealthy people, I or many other lefties have a problem with.
What people have a problem with is a society which values the whims of accumulated Capital over an honest day's hard work. A society which incents us to seek rent rather than bear down and get something done. And above all, in a country where equality and justice for all is a value we all claim to hold dear, we rue what we really see: a society which promotes the use of the wealth one has amassed to buy access to our Democracy, to be slightly or significantly "more equal" than our fellow citizens based on how much dough we've rolled up into our firms or our investments. The notion of "fair share" has been lost, as has the notion of "fair access": that's what we have a problem with.
As one commenter put it, "The accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few is inimical to democracy."
Sorry if someone else has already posted this.
I miss the fireflies. Haven't seen
any in ages.
I told this story last night but I'll repeat it: My Mom lives out in the country and she had some friends from N. California visit. They had never seen fireflies.
Grown adults were chasing these little lights and "ooing" and "aawing".
.
Lightning bugs, dammit! 
.
Did you see Neko on Letterman the
other night? She was pretty darn cool...
I'm not Molly (obviously) but that was damn cool.
.
Did you see Neko on Letterman the
other night? She was pretty darn cool...
I DVRed it, and we watched it last night. She was wonderful. Thers was drooling, no surprise there. I think Kirsty MacColl might have competition in his heart!
To all you fabulous cooks here at Eschaton--Brava! pesto! gazpacho! woohoo! and to that add polenta with arugala, basil and parmesean cheese and a dab of butter.
It was fabulous with garlicky little neck clams and their broth over it!
and ql, you've got mail.
I miss the fireflies. Haven't seen
any in ages.
steve simels
Around the 4th of July, they seem to be all over here in Astoria.
steve also has mail.
I think a Michael Moore/Ann Coulter to-the-death cage match is the only honorable solution.
Grown adults were chasing these little lights and "ooing" and "aawing".
evening friends.
.
Have you noticed how long the days have gotten? I totally adore this time of year.
I find it dark. Miss the 24 hour light this time of the year, and my mood does, too.
Echidne of the snakes | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 6:13 pm
My first morning in Helsinki I woke up at 4, and the sun was already high in the sky. I loved it. Go walking at 11 pm, and while the sun has set, it's barely below the horizon. And if you stay up until 2:30, you can watch it rise again.
Thers was drooling, no surprise there. I think Kirsty MacColl might have competition in his heart!
You are an understanding wife. Brava!
.
So... everyone went to Olive Garden, did they?
.
My son won an elementary school writing contest in the third grade with a story about a firefly. It was about a firefly who is born without any light and goes on a quest (complete with magical beings) to find his light (he'd been reading the D'Aulaire Book of Greek Myths and I think it had rubbed off on him).
Thers was drooling,
no surprise there. I think Kirsty MacColl might have competition in his heart!
Molly Ivors | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 6:19 pm | #
Swear to god, if I ever met the stupid
SOB that ran McCall down -- in front
of her kids, no less -- I'd smack
them silly.
So... everyone went to Olive Garden, did they?
Yeccch.
.
You know what's great about not having kids around. We're going to have sandwiches and chocolate donuts for dinner. And red wine. No one here to tsk tsk. Nice.
So... everyone went to Olive Garden, did they? -
Jeffraham Prestonian
See today's Brevity cartoon?
You are an understanding wife. Brava!
Nah. There's just no point in being jealous. His love of Irish girls benefits me directly (though I'm not sure Neko is Irish, but she looks it).
It's cooling off here a bit: better get something done. Later, bats!
Did you see Neko on Letterman the other night? She was pretty darn cool...
The one thing at the show here they could have improved was her lighting, which was very unflattering for most of the set. When I got to see her face to face I could see she is indeed an exceedingly beautiful woman. But that voice... [swooning again]
http://www.borndigital.com/cg/pan.jpg
liberals were born.
I miss the fireflies. Haven't seen
any in ages.
steve simels
Geez, steve, they're all over in Brooklyn!
You Manhattanites....
In a little while, I'm going to take a nice leisurely walk over to Prospect Park, where Laurie Anderson is performing tonight for $3 ... free if you don't mind standing around outside the official concert area...
I love this place in the summer...
A firefly.
.
I think a Michael Moore/Ann Coulter to-the-death cage match is the only honorable solution.
SteveLG
why does coulter get home field advantage?
You know what's great about not having kids around. We're going to have sandwiches and chocolate donuts for dinner. And red wine. No one here to tsk tsk. Nice.
And shaw has mail back.
maybe we should just instand message or something.
And shaw has mail back.
maybe we should just instand message or something.
Fireflies usually make their appearance in the Philly area just before the Summer solstice. I saw a few (2 or 3) about 3 weeks ago and more the last few evenings. They should start banging around here right about now.
BTW I heard a nighthawk in Philly last week. Literally the first one I've heard in about 40 years! It's believed that they were more prevalent when people used pebbles as roofing material on the flat roofed row houses. The nighthawks would lay their eggs directly on the stones. Elastomeric roof coatings have put an end to nighthawks around here apparently.
.
I should add that I too am known far and wide for my pesto. I've had more than a few friends tell me it ruined them for any other. Can't wait till I can get fresh organic basil by the pound at the local farmer's market.
spork_incident: A firefly.
A lightning bug.
.
We seem to get fireflies at the very beginning of the summer and then at the very we get crickets.
I learned as a kid that when I started hearing crickets in the evening, summer was on the wane....
Can't wait till I can get fresh organic basil by the pound at the local farmer's market.
Mine's out of the garden, but it's not quite ready yet.
I miss the fireflies. Haven't seen
any in ages.
steve simels
Geez, steve, they're all over in Brooklyn!
Damn. Gentrification gets everyone in the end, doesn't it?
We've had ligntning bugs here for over two months, now. This is the earliest I can recall seeing them, even here.
.
We're going to have sandwiches and chocolate donuts for dinner.
Good for the two of you, tell Mr QL that I send warm regards.
And once again howdy to all my favorite folks, met and unmet!
.
Afternoon, rational people.
So hot here this afternoon that my Saturday nap was less than successful.
BTW I heard a nighthawk in Philly last week. Literally the first one I've heard in about 40 years!
Nighthawks are ubiquitous around these parts.
They comfort me somehow.
.
In a little while, I'm going to take a nice leisurely walk over to Prospect Park, where Laurie Anderson is performing tonight
Gummo
Say hello to my brother-in-law.
He lives in one of the buildings on the Ocean Parkway roundabout.
Mine's out of the garden, but it's not quite ready yet. -Molly Ivors
Now I'm jealous! Though I seem to recall it's anathema to many here, I like to include cilantro in my pesto for a more regional taste. Plus, I really like cilantro! That, and I keep adding garlic till I see little wavy lines radiating from it - that's how I know it's ready.
" I spent all day today doing herb."
Hecate
Don't the rest of the Tijuana Brass feel left out?
You know what's great about not having kids around. We're going to have sandwiches and chocolate donuts for dinner. And red wine. No one here to tsk tsk. Nice.
ql in ny
Kids are so frickin' judgemental nowadays.
My 22-year-old, while in line with me to see The Daily Show, told me that her generation had to figure out what it means to be adult all on their own, since their parents never really displayed adult behavior for them.
Stupid kids.
I love this place in the summer...
You lucky bastid!!!! And I mean that in the most loving way.
A really nice spot of land you are headed to.
.
I love this place in the summer...
You lucky bastid!!!! And I mean that in the most loving way.
A really nice spot of land you are headed to.
.
For those who were in bed at a decent hour, you may have missed Curly's cooler sippin' picture.
.
UNE - What are current plans?
I'm free-associating here...
Damn. Gentrification gets everyone in the end, doesn't it?
GENTRIFICATION!
(Anybody seen Chasing Amy?)
.
Nighthawks are ubiquitous around these parts.
They comfort me somehow.
Exactly! I have childhood memories of hearing (and watching them dive) in the late afternoon and early evening during summer.
.
Don't the rest of the Tijuana Brass feel left out? -Chris Tucker
Now all I can think of is Hecate covered in whipped cream!
" I spent all day today doing herb."
Hecate
Don't the rest of the Tijuana Brass feel left out?
Chris Tucker
Hey folks . . .
Just hanging in the apartment listening to Yo La Tengo on vinyl. Lovely, lovely.
GENTRIFICATION!
(Anybody seen Chasing Amy?)
.
spork_incident
Bitch, you almost made me laugh.
Stupid kids.
Marcia Brady
Aw Marcia, mine delight in telling I'm not a real feminist. Has something to do with their father not doing housework or something. One thing I've learned, little girls never believe their dads can do any wrong. Moms on the other hand...
Stupid kids.
Marcia Brady
Aw Marcia, mine delight in telling I'm not a real feminist. Has something to do with their father not doing housework or something. One thing I've learned, little girls never believe their dads can do any wrong. Moms on the other hand...
Just hanging in the apartment listening to Yo La Tengo on vinyl. Lovely, lovely.
VV, flinging
I see your Yo La Tengo, and raise you BB King and Eric Clapton.
(Oh, and you might want to zip up, since I can see your Yo La Tengo.)
That, and I keep adding garlic till I see little wavy lines radiating from it - that's how I know it's ready.
JeffCO
"Aww, gee, you added the stink lines and everything."
Moe the Bartender
Okay, kids, I'm off to answer the
siren call of elitist chardonnay.
Have fun, and see you later, one
hopes.
(Oh, and you might want to zip up, since I can see your Yo La Tengo.)
jac, the Jackal | 06.17.06 - 6:40 pm | #
Oh my.
It's the perfect languid summer afternoon music.
That, and the evening with the Tattooed Greek went well
For those who were in bed at a decent hour, you may have missed Curly's cooler sippin' picture.
That cat's drowning!
Won't somebody save him?
.
"Aww, gee, you added the stink lines and everything." Moe the Bartender -Marcia Brady∞
Exactly! Is it any wonder so many of us are smitten with you (despite your apparently deficient role-modeling skills)?
" So... everyone went to Olive Garden, did they?
HERESY!
exclaims the Bostonian who freqents the hole in the wall restaurants in the North End whenever financially feasable
Now all I can think of is Hecate covered in whipped cream!
JeffCO
You know, when I posed for that cover I thought it was for private use. I never dreamed it would become an album cover...
Don't the rest of the Tijuana Brass feel left out?
.
That, and the evening with the Tattooed Greek went well - VV, flinging
I take it you've jumped back on the, uh, bike and started pedaling?
Bitch, you almost made me laugh.
[demonstrates fist]
.
I take it you've jumped back on the, uh, bike and started pedaling?
JeffCO | 06.17.06 - 6:43 pm | #
Yep. Going swimmingly so far. No pressure, no expectations, just a summer fling.
Exactly what I need, I think.
Now all I can think of is Hecate covered in whipped cream!
JeffCO
Where are the reading glasses?
DAMMIT, I WAS PROMISED READING GLASSES!
Now all I can think of is Hecate covered in whipped cream!
Uhhh...I'll be back in a few minutes.
.
You know, when I posed for that cover I thought it was for private use. I never dreamed it would become an album cover...
You know, it's always fun when people go back and recreate old photos they were in and then post them on the internet. Just sayin'.
(despite your apparently deficient role-modeling skills)?
JeffCO
The funny thing is, I was a stay-at-home mom who volunteered at her elementary school once a week, while her dad was a police officer who got the rent or mortgage paid and put food on the table. About as traditional as I can imagine.
But I guess using terms like "shit" and "fuck" and "this sucks like a two-dollar whore" and going braless every now and then ruins one's adultivity...
Oh, we do have it after all
----
One day after an official swore under oath that the Department of Homeland Security had no record of a letter from Randy "Duke" Cunningham pushing her agency to do business with the scandal-linked Shirlington Limo company, the department reversed course and released the letter.
"[Shirlington owner Christopher Baker] has been of service to me and other Members of Congress over the years," Cunningham wrote in the letter, dated January 16, 2004. "Please be advised of my full support of his wish to provide transportation services for the Department of Homeland Security."
----
And just who else was well serviced by Baker?
Exactly what I need, I think. -VV, flinging
Good for you! Tattooed love boys all around! [Sweeping arm Montalbanishly]
spork_incident
"Chasing Amy" is Kevin's best movie by far. From the heart, not the head or the gut.
Every fundie should be required to see "Chasing Amy" and "When Night is Falling," and meditate on the nature of love.
Time for dinner. Enjoy the evening all.
[Sweeping arm Montalbanishly]
JeffCO | 06.17.06 - 6:47 pm | #
Dressed in rich Corinthian leather!
yeah, so far this unemployment thing has been more like a summer vacation. I'm sure I'll get bored eventually and I'm sure the temp agency will come up with *something* in the next month, but right now, I'm kind of liking it.
And just who else was well serviced by Baker?
bo |
For a lousy ten grand or so her and there you can manipulate these guys into getting you a 20+ million dollar contract.
These Republicans are sure hard workers and of course deserve every dime they can get.
.
"Chasing Amy" is Kevin's best movie by far.
Not Mallrats?
.
Not Mallrats?
Better hope Shannon Doherty doesn't find out where you live.
So I'm reading Kos and I guess I'm behind the times. I didn't know Olbermann got in trouble for replying to a bunch of flame e-mails with his own insults.
Does anyone know when Keith is coming back? I always catch his midnite re-airings and look foward to his Worst Person in the World segment.
Unger's not bad, but he doesn't do the Worst Person segment. I prefer Allison as a sub, because I've got a cruch on her, but I digress when is Keith coming back?
Dressed in rich Corinthian leather!
Oh, goodgravy, a Ricardo Montalban reference.
This thread is officially weird.
.
"Chasing Amy" is Kevin's best movie by far.
I loved "Dogma."
Tattooed love boys all around! [Sweeping arm Montalbanishly]
JeffCO
Ooo, ooo, I want one! A summer fling sounds wonderful... *sigh*
Oh, goodgravy, a Ricardo Montalban reference.
This thread is officially weird.
Aren't they all?
Better hope Shannon Doherty doesn't find out where you live.
JeffCO | 06.17.06 - 6:51 pm | #
I think we all should hope that.
Not Mallrats?
spork_incident
"BLACK RAGE! BLACK RAGE!! I'LL KILL ANY WHITE FOLKS I LAY MY MOTHER FUCKIN' EYES ON!!!"
Does anyone know when Keith is coming back? I always catch his midnite re-airings and look foward to his Worst Person in the World segment.
nonbeliever | 06.17.06 - 6:52 pm
Back Monday.
Isn't Gore supposed to be on Countdown this week?
Keith returns Monday. Unger's not bad, but he's not Keith.
Alison has her own show now, so she won't be subbing for Countdown anymore. She was a great fill in for that show.
Ooo, ooo, I want one! A summer fling sounds wonderful... *sigh*
TheOtherWA | 06.17.06 - 6:53 pm | #
It has been pretty awesome so far. He's a sharp guy. We went out with friends last night and when the peripheral conversations got loud and agitated, we started passing notes in his poetry notebook like high school.
Another 32-year old, though. I have this weakness, it seems, when it comes to the 30-something set.
So I'm reading Kos and I guess I'm behind the times. I didn't know Olbermann got in trouble for replying to a bunch of flame e-mails with his own insults.
A non-story meant to hurt him.
(And I think Keith was being mild.)
.
I loved "Dogma."
VV, flinging
Have you seen "Amy?"
We don't get Kevin's Ed Wood worthy dialogue, which seems to have shown up on Gilmore Girls as well.
I loved "Dogma." -VV, flinging
I was just reading a review of the newly released R2 special edition of The Last Seduction with the uber-femme fatale Linda Fiorentino seductively sticking it to some hapless lucky bastard (ably played by Bill Pullman).
All we have in the US is a fairly crappy cropped edition. Bastards!
Weren't those Keith emails sent BEFORE Cosby was hired by MSNBC? To me, there's a big difference between trash talking a competitor and a co-worker.
UNE - What are current plans?
Signs currently leading to getting the hell outta dodge! I think Chicago might be a transitional stop, and the aquisition of welding certification is on the itinerary.
Waiting, as it were, for currently offered jobsite to generate the business to require my services, while raising the neccesary capital to support the move.
Also spening a bit of time on C-list looking for lodging and other opportunities......
State of flux
Have you seen "Amy?"
jac, the Jackal | 06.17.06 - 6:55 pm
Not yet. And I caught holy hell from the Greek last night for not having seen "True Romance," either.
I need a whole weekend where I can just get all caught up.
Speaking of being down on Olive Garden
I loved "Dogma."
Concur.
Though I thought the Shit Monster was a bit over the top.
Still, anything with Linda Fiorentino is good by me.
.
http://www.gregpalast.com/massac...uffalo-
soldiers
rausa, a serviceman, whose wife said he had been ordered overseas.
A soldier returning home in time to vote in November 2004 could also be challenged on the basis of the returned envelope. Soldiers challenged would be required to vote by “provisional” ballot.
Over one million provisional ballots cast in the 2004 race were never counted; over half a million absentee ballots were also rejected. The extraordinary rise in the number of rejected ballots was the result of the widespread multi-state voter challenge campaign by the Republican Party. The operation, of which the purge of Black soldiers was a small part, was the first mass challenge to voting America had seen in two decades.
The BBC obtained several dozen confidential emails sent by the Republican’s national Research Director and Deputy Communications chief, Tim Griffin to GOP Florida campaign chairman Brett Doster and other party leaders. Attached were spreadsheets marked, “Caging.xls.” Each of these contained several hundred to a few thousand voters and their addresses.
A check of the demographics of the addresses on the “caging lists,” as the GOP leaders called them indicated that most were in African-American majority zip codes.
Ion Sanco, the non-partisan elections supervisor of Leon County (Tallahassee) when shown the lists by this reporter said: “The only thing I can think of - African American voters listed like this - these might be individuals that will be challenged if they attempted to vote on Election Day.”
These GOP caging lists were obtained by the same BBC team that first exposed the wrongful purge of African-American “felon” voters in 2000 by then-Secretary of State Katherine Harris. Eliminating the voting rights of those voters — 94,000 were targeted — likely caused Al Gore’s defeat in that race.
State of flux
UNE *.™ | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 6:58 pm | #
Welcome to MY world.
JeffCO- didja see that they're doing a big David Lynch event at the Tivoli? Naked Lynch?
Regions are typical monopolizing bullshit to be expected of the "free market" liars, and totally false. Get a regionless player with PAL adapter, or hack your current unit. You'll be glad you did.
Not yet.
VV, flinging
Well worth the purchase/rental price. I saw it in a cinema in London when it first came out, and was completely blown away. It's an incredibly honest movie.
And it is the only evidence I have seen to date that Ben Affleck can, in fact, act.
Night, all. The Weber calls.
Though I thought the Shit Monster was a bit over the top.
I agree. But I loved Salma Hayek. And I have a soft spot for Matt Damon. Whatta cutie.
Have you seen "Amy?"
Not yet. -VV
[Insert Danny Thomas spit take here.]
Weren't those Keith emails sent BEFORE Cosby was hired by MSNBC? To me, there's a big difference between trash talking a competitor and a co-worker.
TheOtherWA
Truth is also an absolute defense. Cosby's an embarrassment, even on the same network as Carlson and Scarborough and Tweety.
Good for you, VV. And there's nothing wrong with a guy in his 30's.
spork_incident | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 6:58 pm |
Yes, the excremental was like an avatar of all immature cheesecutting jokes, and tellingly, rather than a larger than usual disgust, it just leaves exactly the same sense that the bastard writer was lazy and inserted bodily nervousness where he was supposed to write a joke.
Good for you, VV. And there's nothing wrong with a guy in his 30's.
TheOtherWA | 06.17.06 - 7:01 pm | #
Nothing wrong at all . . . not a bit.
It's just funny. I have tried to find guys my age but for the most part they're either attached or just still very adolescent in a lot of ways.
I like the Greek. He said I was "Rad."
Watching Elvis Costello & the Imposters right now, live web stream from Bonnaroo....check it out.
He's doing a song inspired by Katrina right now called "Broken Promised Land." Whatever it was he said to introduce the song was completely censored. Would love to know...I wanna see what he does with the W bobblehead he's got on stage....
Good for you, VV. And there's nothing wrong with a guy in his 30's.
TheOtherWA
Absolutely!
Linda Fiorentino.
Again, I'll be back in a few minutes.
.
Still, anything with Linda Fiorentino is good by me.
.
spork_incident
Vision Quest was on Cinemax today. I luuuurrrve me some Linda Fiorentino.
Although I wasn't loving the movie as much as I remember loving it...
Hey, Linda Fiorentino is 45! Not too shabby.
JeffCO- didja see that they're doing a big David Lynch event at the Tivoli? Naked Lynch? -VV, flinging
Heineken? HEINEKEN?!? Fuck that shit! Pabst Blue Ribbon!!!
I'll be there. I also just read that they're finally getting off their asses and finishing a DVD release (due by November) of the second season of Twin Peaks, which admittedly kind of fell apart, but still.
And the other good news is that the little Vespa was able to write us all an e-mail from Lesotho. Sounds like the Peace Corps is taking good care of her over there and that she's making friends already . . .
But I guess using terms like "shit" and "fuck" and "this sucks like a two-dollar whore" and going braless every now and then ruins one's adultivity...
Marcia-any ruling on "G-d dammit", "clusterfuck"..?
Apparently my children will have to figure out adult behavior too, though all the adults that I know swear like sailors...
And I have a soft spot for Matt Damon.
Did you see The Talented Mr. Ripley?
Terrific.
.
This is pretty neat -- outside, starting the grill, some decent beer, gorgeous day, two kids asleep... ahhhh.
Bush is a wanker.
Again, I'll be back in a few minutes.
spork_incident
If you can recycle that fast, why the Hell are you doing it alone?
Wow, her real name is Clorinda Fiorentino. And she actually overcame that.
Whatever it was he said to introduce the song was completely censored.
It's a concert. People pay attention to it to hear the music. You want to get straight to the music and as your choice of helpful benevolent non-molestor net services we are happy to provide solutions for the next millenium.
http://www.verizonmarketing.com/
...g_main_dial.jpg
Pic o atrios.
kei & yuri sez:
Yes, the excremental was like an avatar of all immature cheesecutting jokes, and tellingly, rather than a larger than usual disgust, it just leaves exactly the same sense that the bastard writer was lazy and inserted bodily nervousness where he was supposed to write a joke.
That's a lot of words.
.
Marcia-any ruling on "G-d dammit", "clusterfuck"..?
Apparently my children will have to figure out adult behavior too, though all the adults that I know swear like sailors...
OHDeaconess
I do know my 14-year-old hates it when I say "cock-punch."
Did anyone see Ripley and not cheer on the murdering of vapid unworthily wealthy twits? How was Ripley supposed to be bad?
t's just funny. I have tried to find guys my age but for the most part they're either attached or just still very adolescent in a lot of ways.
My wife went out with older guys most of her life, but then ended up with me, a younger person -- and I've actually gone out with older women monst of my life.
That means I win. Whoo-hoo! U-S-A! U-S-A!
1watt,
I was not angry since I came to France. That just pissed me off beyond belief.
kei & yuri sez:
Yes, the excremental was like an avatar of all immature cheesecutting jokes, and tellingly, rather than a larger than usual disgust, it just leaves exactly the same sense that the bastard writer was lazy and inserted bodily nervousness where he was supposed to write a joke.
That's a lot of words.
.
spork_incident
"It goes back to something my grandmother told me when I was a kid. "Holden," she said "The big bucks are in dick and fart jokes.""
I do know my 14-year-old hates it when I say "cock-punch"
Is that like liberal Kool-aid?
Have you seen this from think progress:
Hastert Defends Profits by Claiming $207 Million Parkway Provides No Benefits for Nearby Homeowners
In 2005, House Speaker Dennis Hastert secured $207 million in federal funds to build the “Prairie Parkway” through his Congressional district. A few months later, Hastert sold land he had purchased in 2002 and 2004 — located just three miles away from the future parkway — earning a profit of about $2 million. (Check out a graphic timeline of the transaction.)
Hastert and his spokesperson now claim his profits had “nothing to do with the Prarie Parkway” because the land is too far away. Bill Allison of the Sunlight Foundation poses the essential question:
So, if being five miles away (actually three, as the same story later indicates) means a prospective homeowner and commuter will reap no benefit whatsoever from the parkway, why are taxpayers spending $207 million to build it?
Another overlooked aspect of this story: Hastert’s profits are just beginning. He’s only sold about 70 acres of his initial 195 acre purchase.
just another crook and liar!
If you can recycle that fast, why the Hell are you doing it alone?
Because neither Linda Fiorentino nor Salma Hayek are around!
.
"BLACK RAGE! BLACK RAGE!! I'LL KILL ANY WHITE FOLKS I LAY MY MOTHER FUCKIN' EYES ON!!!"
jac, the Jackal
"Kill my landlord
Kill my landlord
C-i-l-l my landlord."
GOLDFRAPP FUCKING RULES!
Apparently my children will have to figure out adult behavior too, though all the adults that I know swear like sailors...
My parents have sworn like drunken dockworkers my entire life, but I never really swore much till I started coming here. Fuckin A!
I do know my 14-year-old hates it when I say "cock-punch."
Marcia Brady
Well, I'm not crazy about it myself.
If we come to Eschacon, I'll be the one walking around with my knees together.
How was Ripley supposed to be bad?
Well, he says he's bad, but I don't believe it. Whenever he posts here he strikes me as a pretty nice guy. And he's been pretty funny over at Online Blogintegrity.
And, of course, it's the BEEB, not a US news organization doing the investigation.
How was Ripley supposed to be bad?
You mean before or after she was part alien?
C-i-l-l my landlord."
Terry C
"Dark and dreary summer night.
Hear a hound dog. Do he bite?
Slip the rope around his neck.
Got no reason. What the heck!"
That means I win. Whoo-hoo! U-S-A! U-S-A!
Thers, Mighty
Very mature...
http://www.rawstory.com/comments...ents/
16121.html
another pic o atrios at top of page
JeffCo--I watched Twin Peaks fall apart with your mayor. Or at least he was still your mayor last time I googled...
Very mature... -Marcia Brady∞
How would you know? Did your daughter tell you?
Very mature... -Marcia Brady?
How would you know? Did your daughter tell you?
Ooooh.
JeffCo--I watched Twin Peaks fall apart with your mayor. Or at least he was still your mayor last time I googled... -whiskeyina
He's not the boss of me!
Terrific.
.
spork_incident | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 7:05 pm | #
d'oh. No. I'll put it on the list . . .
That means I win. Whoo-hoo! U-S-A! U-S-A!
Thers, Mighty | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 7:09 pm | #
I've never dated anyone younger than me. In high school I was a freshman with an 18-year old boyfriend (I was 14). I didn't date much at all in college, but since leaving, the youngest guy I've been out on an actual date with was 29.
So I don't know. I might try it at some point. Just to be different.
I gotta go roll a big fat joint and get some more vodka, maybe look at some porno, talk to some 14 year olds....
You immoral liberals make me sick.
My parents swear all the time. It's not a major holiday until mom drops the f-bomb.
How would you know? Did your daughter tell you?
JeffCO
Oww. Does someone have some ice for this cocksucking bruise?
14 year olds. Pshaw. Get 'em before eight or it's too late, that's what Love Master Newt says.
Nothing upsets our wingnuts more than our enjoying one another's company. Poor sad and lonely little critters.
14 year olds. Pshaw. Get 'em before eight or it's too late, that's what Love Master Newt says.
][ RIGHT ][ | 06.17.06 - 7:17 pm | #
Yes, but what about Mixmaster Newt?
14 year olds. Pshaw. Get 'em before eight or it's too late, that's what Love Master Newt says.
][ RIGHT ][ | 06.17.06 - 7:17 pm | #
Yes, but what about Mixmaster Newt?
I've never dated anyone younger than me
The great love of my life was 11 years older than me.
It ended badly.
But I'm not bitter. Except when I am.
.
I gotta go roll a big fat joint and get some more vodka, maybe look at some porno, talk to some 14 year olds....
Even for a troll that's weak.
.
Very mature...
That's what keeps our relationship fresh.
PBS in Boston today showed the movie "Paths of Glory," with Kirk Douglas.
It's a superb anti-war film. The ruthless general played by George Macready reminded me of Bushboy.
Sending men to their deaths without a shred of concern for them and only wanting to be seen as a "leader" making "command decisions."
It makes me feel like puking.
C-i-l-l my landlord."
Terry C
"Dark and dreary summer night.
Hear a hound dog. Do he bite?
Slip the rope around his neck.
Got no reason. What the heck!"
jac, the Jackal
"O-tay!"
Oww. Does someone have some ice for this cocksucking bruise? -Marcia Brady∞
Sorry! You walked into that one pretty hard. Maybe I should come over and distract you from the pain.
Nothing upsets our wingnuts more than our enjoying one another's company. Poor sad and lonely little critters.
JeffCO
But....but...all we talk about are books, movie, music, food and sex.
All that intellectual shit is a waste of time and won't win elections!
It's a superb anti-war film. The ruthless general played by George Macready reminded me of Bushboy.
The General, at least, had combat experience.
Unlike Preznit Asshat and most of the scum surrounding him.
Hey, did anybody catch Nancy Pelosi's radio speech today?
All that intellectual shit is a waste of time and won't win elections! -Terry C
Was it digby who wrote earlier about how even the MSM who wrote about YKos utterly failed to grasp the larger story that all these people coming together en masse on blogs and in real life is a phenomenon in itself?
Paths of Glory was amazing. Very nice trick at the beginning where it is suddenly revealed in flarelight that the mud three patrollers have slogged through is actually a gruesome corpsescape.
JeffCO | 06.17.06 - 7:24 pm |
But but but people already come together to hear about Bikini Stranglings!
Sorry! You walked into that one pretty hard. Maybe I should come over and distract you from the pain.
JeffCO
I'm okay, I'm okay...just give me a minute....
Back Monday.
Isn't Gore supposed to be on Countdown this week?
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins
Cool. Thanks. And I see from the Kos diaries what happened was a non story, but it's a shame he found it necessary to apologize to some dipshit.
I did hear some of the Pelosi speech today. I thought it was right on!
Dems have to keep hammering at the Goopers as being outside the mainstream of Americans, who want out of this insane war and want a return to fiscal sanity on taxes and budgets.
Paths of Glory was amazing. Very nice trick at the beginning where it is suddenly revealed in flarelight that the mud three patrollers have slogged through is actually a gruesome corpsescape.
Yeah, sorta like the feeling you get when you're clicking through Insty links.
Paths of Glory was amazing. k&y
Finally, 100% agreement! Too bad Rummy learned nothing from it except that nothing's better than getting underlings to take the fall for your own failures.
Seriously, Keith should not have apologized.
Nothing upsets our wingnuts more than our enjoying one another's company. Poor sad and lonely little critters.
Not to get all maudlin but I've had the happy joy of actually meeting some Atriots.
Some I've come to consider friends.
.
It was Kubrick who directed "Paths of Glory," wasn't it?
Nothing upsets our wingnuts more than our enjoying one another's company
It's really pretty funny. I remember one time there was one trolling a Friday night catblogging thread really hard. I mean, WTF?
I'm okay, I'm okay...just give me a minute.... -Marcia Brady∞
You're way more than okay...just give *me* a couple hours.
So uh, have we played into Coulter's and the right's hand regarding her outrageous statements? I mean any person with a clue knows her arguments don't hold water.
I just checked and he/she/it is number one on NY Times and number two on Amazon.
I remember one time there was one trolling a Friday night catblogging thread really hard. I mean, WTF? -Hecate
Fuckin' liberal pussies.
Seriously, Keith should not have apologized.
GE probably ordered him to apologize.
.
You're way more than okay...just give *me* a couple hours.
JeffCO
Oh, my. A couple of hours? I think I need to sit down for a minute.
Stupid stolen Internets died on me for a minute there . . .
Finally, 100% agreement! Too bad Rummy learned nothing from it except that nothing's better than getting underlings to take the fall for your own failures.
JeffCO
I wonder if Rumsfeld ever solicits advice from Robert McNamara (DoD Secretary - VietNam era)? They're destined to share a common legacy.
.
Stupid stolen Internets died on me for a minute there . . .
VV, flinging
I hate it when that happens.
My wife went out with older guys most of her life, but then ended up with me, a younger person -- and I've actually gone out with older women monst of my life.
You are many things, Drrr Thers, but a 'younger person' you are not. Younger than springtime? Younger than Cole? Nah. You're Irish. You're a lout. You lost out on 'younger' years and years ago.
nonbeliever | 06.17.06 - 7:31 pm |
They inflate that with Scaife purchases.
A couple of hours? I think I need to sit down for a minute. -Marcia Brady∞
Oh, well if we're going to sit down you'd better block out the afternoon.
Colbert on Gitmo
Colbert (RT): But I have the right to an attorney, it's one of the fundamental rights of this country!
Colbert (BT): Uh, by "this country" do you mean Cuba? Because uh, that's where you are...
Colbert (RT): Ok then under the Geneva Convention...
Colbert (BT): Ba Ah Ah Ah! You're not really a prisoner of war...
Colbert (RT): Well, what am I?
Colbert (BT): Well, I think you're a terrorist
Colbert (RT): You do?
Colbert (BT): Well you are in Gitmo
Colbert (RT): But you just said I was innocent!
Colbert (BT): You were innocent...four years ago. This place has changed you. I mean, all that time you've been kept in a cage without trial, aren't you a little angry?
Colbert (RT): Damn right! I am furious!
Colbert (BT): What would you do if you could get a hold of me?
Colbert (RT): I'd fucking kill you! Oh no!
Colbert (BT): see?
Colbert (RT): Oh my God! You can't let me go! You have to keep me in here to prevent me from hurting innocent people like me!
GE probably ordered him to apologize.
.
spork_incident
Paying someone staggering sums of money and having the power to take it all away...forever (blacklisting), is a pretty effective way to modify anyone's behavior.
.
Agent Orange | 06.17.06 - 7:33 pm |
You lost on the word "advice." But Rummy may graduate to some pseudo-moral authority standpoint like McNamara. Wolfowit followed more closely from warmongering to World Bank.
Coulter is pathologically egotistical.
I think she writes these inane books, with lies that can easily be exposed, because she craves the attention that the MSM never fails to give her.
She also is making millions, which also feeds that unsatiable egomania of hers....
I won't watch her or listen to her. She's not worth my time...
But I'm not bitter. Except when I am.
.
spork_incident | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 7:18 pm | #
Heh. Yeah, try not to be bitter- you had something awesome. A lot of people never get the privilege of having something like that. And even if it's over, at least it happened.
At least, that's the way I try to think of these things.
It was Kubrick who directed "Paths of Glory," wasn't it?
Yep.
When he was young he was an assistant to the photographers Diane Arbus and Allan Arbus (yes, Dr. Sidney Friedman.)
Diane Arbus's famous pic of twins was later recycled by Kubrick in The Shining
.
They inflate that with Scaife purchases.
k&y
I'm sure it's possible. They accuse Streisand of doing the same thing with liberal books. You know the saying whenever you point the finger at someone, there are three pointing back at you.
But seriously, how do we know Scaife is actually doing that?
Oh, well if we're going to sit down you'd better block out the afternoon.
JeffCO
What day is good for you? I should probably pencil you in.
OK, I gotta run and get de-sweatified before heading out for an evening of surf music at the Skylark lounge.
Might meet up with the Greek later.
Summer vacation!
Love,
vv
I wonder if Rumsfeld ever solicits advice from Robert McNamara (DoD Secretary - VietNam era)? They're destined to share a common legacy.
-Agent Orange
For any who have not yet seen it, I highly recommend Errol Morris' amazing documentary with McNamara, The Fog of War. Fascinating on many levels, including historical, technical, and psychological.
Speakina Gitmo, I'm still fussing over those suiciders, as is the rest of the world.
(Blogwhore, I admit. However, the post includes a poem written by an Arab about the US, which I think you should read.)
VV sez:
At least, that's the way I try to think of these things.
Word.
.
What day is good for you? I should probably pencil you in. -Marcia Brady∞
I only work in pen. When's your daughter not around?
But seriously, how do we know Scaife is actually doing that?
nonbeliever | 06.17.06 - 7:38 pm |
We have not already said:
First of all, the right is actually the party of the establishment itself. There are numerous individuals on their team who are billionaires. No truly leftist person is a billionaire; at most we arguably have Soros as a liberal who does not use his money like this. Streisand is not in the same ballpark as Scaife, Koch, Murdoch, the Aspers, Buffet, etc. Second of all, e first heard about this by way of Dan Perkins (who is very careful about research), but do not have the original tell.
Coulter is pathologically egotistical.
I think she writes these inane books, with lies that can easily be exposed, because she craves the attention that the MSM never fails to give her.
She also is making millions, which also feeds that unsatiable egomania of hers....
I won't watch her or listen to her. She's not worth my time...
Rudy
Well, there's the supposed facts the has that can always be debunked, then there are the arguments she poses.
As a right wing pundit, she's claiming victimhood because she can't answer people like Cindy Sheehan and the 9/11 widows because they've lost family members. Then she goes on to trash the same 9/11 widows she says that she can't trash. This is the most idiotic, fucktarded logic I've ever heard in my life and she's making millions from this.
You're right, better to ignore her, she's a freakshow, hate monger but I'd really like to see some interviewer really take it to her on tv.
Beautiful, Diane.
.
Beautiful, Diane.
.
When's your daughter not around?
JeffCO
Hey, it's summer, school's out, she's almost 15 with the entire NYC subway system available for $2 a pop. I think it would be easier to say when she *is* around.
Diane Arbus's famous pic of twins was later recycled by Kubrick in The Shining
So do those kids creep me out because they were in The Shining or were they in The Shining because they creep me out?
Thanks, Spork.
For some reason that news and the aftermath really hit me hard.
Streisand is not in the same ballpark as Scaife, Koch, Murdoch, the Aspers, Buffet, etc. Second of all, e first heard about this by way of Dan Perkins (who is very careful about research), but do not have the original tell.
k&y
I understand that Streisand is not in the same ballpark as Scaife. I'm just questioning where people from our side of the aisle got it from.
I have heard that David Brock of Media Matters was funded by Scaife to write hit pieces on the Clintons when he was a conservative. It's in this theme song on Franken's show. So, I don't doubt it's possible.
You're right, better to ignore her, she's a freakshow, hate monger but I'd really like to see some interviewer really take it to her on tv.
nonbeliever
Click on Coulter's McKeown interview about Canada sending troops to VietNam
http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/
sticksan...sandstones.html
.
To continue my post about Scaife, I don't doubt it's possible, I just wondered how we can be certain.
I have heard that David Brock of Media Matters was funded by Scaife to write hit pieces on the Clintons when he was a conservative. It's in this theme song on Franken's show. So, I don't doubt it's possible.
nonbeliever | 06.17.06 - 7:47 pm |
Well, in the case of Brock, the source would actually be Brock, who had this huge coming out and wrote a few books about the right-wing media machine. Also, Lewis Lapham (outgoing editor of Harper's) wrote about attending a meeting of respected media figures and super-wealthy right-wing pinheads about how to reverse the cultural trends toward progressive thinking.
I saw that one Agent Orange. LOL, the moron doesn't know her history. This is pretty recent history at that. Which begs the question why does anyone take her seriously?
So do those kids creep me out because they were in The Shining or were they in The Shining because they creep me out?
Yes.
.
The Dems have to hammer the Goopers constantly about how they have wasted lives and money since gaining control of the government. They should quantify the lives lost, the people wounded and the hundreds of billions spent on Iraq.
Dems also need to stress how they left these fools with budget surpluses and how they turned that around to deficits as far into the future as is forseeable.
Dems need to sharpen their message and their contradistinction from the Goopers.
The American people can't be fooled again (I hope)!!!
First of all, the right is actually the party of the establishment itself
Didn't I just read something about the NRO being a "loss leader" as is (and always has been) the magazine itself? Wealthy donors subsidize the dissemination of propaganda as an investment for which administrations like BushCo furnish obscene returns. Spending a few millions here and there for contracts worth billions is sound business in any banana republic.
I don't mean to blog-whore (like hell I don't) but this bit of art floored me.
It's stuck in my brain.
.
I don't mean to blog-whore (like hell I don't) but this bit of art floored me.
It's stuck in my brain.
.
Hey, it's summer, school's out, she's almost 15 with the entire NYC subway system available for $2 a pop.
Here's a thought - leave her at home and take a late-night Risky Business subway ride. I'll bring the Tangerine Dream.
Didn't I just read something about the NRO being a "loss leader" as is (and always has been) the magazine itself?
And The Washington Times makes no money, either. But our side won't subsidize Air America even for five years, the time it usually takes for firms to show a profit.
Didn't I just read something about the NRO being a "loss leader" as is (and always has been) the magazine itself? Wealthy donors subsidize the dissemination of propaganda as an investment for which administrations like BushCo furnish obscene returns. Spending a few millions here and there for contracts worth billions is sound business in any banana republic.
JeffCO
Yup, just like the New York post is a big loser for Rupert Murdoch but he still keeps it up and running here. My fellow New Yorkers who post here can tell you it's a real rag.
Which begs the question why does anyone take her seriously?
nonbeliever
Coulter's function is to create and popularize easily understandable points of view favorable to her masters. Bush et al can't say the things that she and the other right-wing gasbags blurt out but those things are what the White House wants people to believe. The more outrageous the more believable it is to the hard core conservatives.
I'm afraid Coulter and more like her will be around forever. They serve a purpose is manipulating public opinion and there's lots of money to keep them enthusiastic.
.
As a right wing pundit, she's claiming victimhood because she can't answer people like Cindy Sheehan and the 9/11 widows because they've lost family members.
What she's faux-outraged about is that she engages solely in vicious psychopathic personal attacks in lieu of anything resembling arguments or facts, but with such iconic figures as 9/11 widows, people might actually condemn her for it. Of course, since she's doing it anyway and precious few are, even that sour whine is pure bullshit constructed to maintain more TV face time. She's nothing more nor less than a mass media troll.
I'm reading a book now called, "The Creation of the Media," by Paul Starr (Co-editor of TAP).
What's fascinating is that right from the start in the US (and previously during the revolutionary period), newspapers were not only partisan but were the tools of various political parties or persons.
Andrew Jackson was robbed of the election of 1824 and attributed much of his loss to not controlling a newspaper. He subsequently corrected that error and became president.
The Rightwing has always known that media control was crucial. Our side needs to wake up.
The best part about lightning bugs is that they start to appear around here the week of my birthday, so that's completely cool.
-
Coulter's function is to create and popularize easily understandable points of view favorable to her masters. Bush et al can't say the things that she and the other right-wing gasbags blurt out but those things are what the White House wants people to believe. The more outrageous the more believable it is to the hard core conservatives.
I'm afraid Coulter and more like her will be around forever. They serve a purpose is manipulating public opinion and there's lots of money to keep them enthusiastic.
.
Agent Orange
So perceptive an analysis it needed to be repeated.
Dems need to sharpen their message and their contradistinction from the Goopers.
The American people can't be fooled again (I hope)!!!
Rudy
The Dems were great this week if you watched that debate on a sham of resolution on Iraq in the House.
You're right, they have to work on their messaging. Pelosi put out a positive agenda this week in the media. Including raising minimum wage, managing the deficit, etc.
She's forgetting a couple of things. We have to take a stance on Katrina, Iraq and Immigration.
Frame these messages the right way and we can close the deal. Paul Hackett was subbing for Jerry Springer this week and he says the Dems dropped the ball instead of requiring a timeline for withdrawal, they should demand the President communicate benchmarks for success in Iraq in which we can withdraw. I agree with him 1000%.
Which begs the question why does anyone take her seriously?
nonbeliever
No one takes her seriously. She gets a free ride in the media because of the cynical corruption of themedia.
Has anyone heard from NTodd today?
What a horrible blow.
Has anyone heard from NTodd today?
What a horrible blow.
What happened to Ntodd?
Emily Rooney, the daughter of Andy Rooney of 60 Minutes, has her own talk show on Boston PBS.
Talking about Annthrax Coulter the other night with her group, Emily confessed that if Coulter was in Boston she'd try to get her on the show.
"She's good TV!" Emily exclaimed. By which she meant that Coulter will draw people to watch Emily's show.
And in the end that is the "raison d'etre" of all the Talking Heads on TV.
Get an audience - even if it is all dupes, dopes and dittoheads.
Sallyh,
I haven't been online much today, but I think Molly Ivors and Thers have had contact with him.
No one takes her seriously.
I was annoyed watching O'Donnell on Countdown a couple weeks ago spouting the beltway wisdom that since people there know she doesn't "really" mean what she says - he claims she often thinks she's being funny - she's harmless.
I'm sure she does no more damage than any historically damning cultural stereotype propagated through mass media has done to whatever out group was its target. 'Cause, you know, jews, irish, catholics, italians, blacks, asians, gays, women, liberals - they really *are* just like that aren't they folks? Are ya with me?
What happened to Ntodd?
Here.
.
What happened to Ntodd?
blerb | 06.17.06 - 8:07 pm | #
His mom died on Thursday.
http://dohiyimir.typepad.com/
(new post, as well)
Re: Almost cyanide attack against NYC subway
"In the world of terrorist weaponry," writes Suskind, "this was the equivalent of splitting the atom. Obtain a few widely available chemicals, and you could construct it with a trip to Home Depot – and then kill everyone in the store."
What a bullshit statement about splitting the atom.
What this revelation shows pretty clearly is that spending $400B, getting 100,000 people killed in Iraq is totally irrelevant to stopping terrorists attacks in the US.
There are dozens of simple ways of doing similar kinds of things, the GWOT can't do shit about them.
.
Wow, that sucks.
Wow, that sucks.
Re: Almost cyanide attack against NYC subway
The attack wasn't even "stopped", it was canceled.
This is really, really dumb, but, who said
"I'm not going to be ground under the wheels of big government!"
Wow, that sucks. -blerb
Indeed.
I'm off to grab a ticket for An Inconvenient Truth that opened here yesterday. Good evenings all.
This is really, really dumb, but, who said
"I'm not going to be ground under the wheels of big government!"
k&y
Sounds like something Raygun might have said.
Sounds like something Raygun might have said.
That's what I was thinking, but it seems too obvious.
Raygun was an obvious clown.
Bushboy now makes him appear like a savant!
This is really, really dumb, but, who said
"I'm not going to be ground under the wheels of big government!"
k&y
I googled it? Is that cheating? The found of COBRA, GI Joe's archenemy....
No one takes her seriously. She gets a free ride in the media because of the cynical corruption of themedia.
k&y
I agree with you and Agent Orange about her. There is a hate-filled aspect of the right wing that Coulter does speak to. The people angry about their lot in life, but unwilling to ask why they're on the bottom of the economic totem pole.
She lets them think that it's ok to hate and she feeds into their hatred. I liken her approach to the Southern Strategy.
It's Googleicious
"I'm not going to be ground under the wheels of big government!... I'm going to create an underground organization that will bypass government restrictions, and garner power through terrorism and extortion!... I won't stop until my organization coils around the whole world like a giant cobra!"-- Cobra Commander, circa. 1978
.
I wonder if Atrios hasn't ever considered that his "another stupid open thread" line is like an open invitation to trolls. Maybe they'd go away if they saw "A very intellegent thread that is haaaaaarrrrrd!".
Nite Jeff and all. I'm off to watch the fight tonight on PPV.
She lets them think that it's ok to hate and she feeds into their hatred. I liken her approach to the Southern Strategy.
nonbeliever
Exactly, she feeds hatred and feeds off of it, a quite literally vicious circle. Uniters not dividers my ass. Karl Rove's 50,001% strategy.
The more outrageous the more believable it is to the hard core conservatives.
Naw. I was talking to the head of some company today, repairing the macintrash nutwork system of computers, databases, T1, macs, that stuff and this card carrying [judge hammer too!] member of the Republican party and he saw Bush as incompetent.
Well, after the fashion of my pippel*, I've just finished making a vast amount of food - various salads, lasagne, meat, chicken, biscuits, tartes, trifles - and have absolutely no interest in any of it.
Oh well. Some day.
*-Hypothyroid overachieving cooks originally from the South with deep freezes.
.
Seriously they sent him a wood gavel for his donation.
lol
The first poster on these threads lately look like they are straining to hold up a huge sign.
Bushboy now makes him appear like a savant!
Rudy
i don't know about that, but at least ronnie was an amiable clown.
ronnie was a dufus ideologue, bush is a stone cold sociopath.
however,ronald reagan ruined this country. no ronnie, no bush.
I've just finished making a vast amount of food - various salads, lasagne, meat, chicken, biscuits, tartes, trifles - and have absolutely no interest in any of it.
You could have a party!!!!
Well, we knew eventually, they would capture some of our soldiers. Now they will torture them.
You made meat?
Seriously, if it were just the hate angle, then David Duke would be on TV as often as Ann Coulter. He's still alive. He's still flailing his arms for attention. Ann is one of them, is part of the cynical "official reality" sold nightly as the the only possible one.
Bushboy now makes him appear like a savant!
Rudy
i don't know about that, but at least ronnie was an amiable clown.
ronnie was a dufus ideologue, bush is a stone cold sociopath.
Richard Reeves had an interesting column on this a few weeks ago, how he goes on all these conservative talk shows as the liberal revisionist of Reagan, and Sean Hannity in particular wanted him to say that The Shrubb was a great and Reaganesque preznint. Nope, says Reeves, Reagan talked like an ideologue but governed very pragmatically, especially in foreign policy. I don't agree with Reeves' new take on Reagan, but this is an interesting take on Ronnie v Dumbya
however,ronald reagan ruined this country. no ronnie, no bush.
Reagan was the real beginning of the end for this country, IMO. Before he came along, there was real hope that we would learn from the lesson of Vietnam and actually become a positive force in this world. But after he arrived, we just shifted the operation to Central America.
Well, we knew eventually, they would capture some of our soldiers. Now they will torture them.
ΤΏΤ
Because they hate our freedoms....or something.
I'd really like to see some interviewer really take it to her on tv.
nonbeliever
I'd like to see her on "Jerry Springer: Alien Lizardoid Masters And Their Human minions"
Then we can find out which one of those she is.
I'd really like to see some interviewer really take it to her on tv.
nonbeliever
I'd like to see her on "Jerry Springer: Alien Lizardoid Masters And Their Human minions"
Then we can find out which one of those she is.
From Gay Pride Day in Turin:
"Better faggot than fascist!"
http://www.corriere.it/gallery/C...no/gay/1/
10.jpg
Well, after the fashion of my pippel*, I've just finished making a vast amount of food - various salads, lasagne, meat, chicken, biscuits, tartes, trifles - and have absolutely no interest in any of it.
Oh well. Some day.
GWPDA, PhD, BA, CPhil | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 8:26 pm | #
*-Hypothyroid overachieving cooks originally from the South with deep freezes.
.
GWPDA, PhD, BA, CPhil | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 8:26 pm
I can be in Phoenix by tomorrow morning breakfast time.
And yes, Incog, she made meat. This is GWPDA, she can do anything!
i take it back, bush isn't a sociopath he likely has some sort of narcissistic personality disorder.
now dick cheney...
Has anyone heard from NTodd today?
What a horrible blow.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
He's got a couple new posts up. One of which has the name of the organization they'd like contributions in lieu of flowers. I was thinking a group Atriot donation would be kinda nice. What do you think?
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/forum...ical-
ethics.php
Reagan was the real beginning of the end for this country, IMO.
Endless loops of F-18's screaming off of carrier decks evidently is a drug that would cause throngs of Americans to vote for even Wagon Train-level Hollywood has beens.
The first poster on these threads lately look like they are straining to hold up a huge sign.
Max Planck
HA! It would be cool if the second poster would say "Up a little bit on the left side there..."
-
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/forum...ical-
ethics.php
over 250 other physicians [PDF]
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/pdf/
l...signatories.pdf
HA! It would be cool if the second poster would say "Up a little bit on the left side there..."
-
MisterX
And then third post: "Up a little bit on the right..."
-
Endless loops of F-18's screaming off of carrier decks evidently is a drug that would cause throngs of Americans to vote for even Wagon Train-level Hollywood has beens.
Well, I guess we can take comfort in the knowledge that after our economy has swirled down the shitter, that sort of imagery won't play too well anymore...
I don't like the ads on this thing now.
Well, we knew eventually, they would capture some of our soldiers. Now they will torture them.
ΤΏΤ |
I wouldn't be surprised by that, especially after what happened at Gitmo.
Well, we knew eventually, they would capture some of our soldiers. Now they will torture them.
ΤΏΤ
I wonder if the 'shit happens in war' explanation will work if those US soldiers are tortured and killed. I mean the Repugs seemed to think that it was a rational enough explanation for the Haditha killings of civilians by US troops.
.
You made meat?
ΤΏΤ
Machaca and meatloaf and some nice meatballs. Meat.
They will torture them on camera and kill them.
I don't like the ads on this thing now.
ΤΏΤ | 06.17.06 - 8:46 pm |
What bothers us is often the ads become stupid, careless, intrusive and prohibit the proper loading of the page they are only supposed to be an accessory for. They must know their place and stay in it.
I wonder if the 'shit happens in war' explanation will work if those US soldiers are tortured and killed.
Their names will become bloody shirts for chickenhawks to wave on the Tweety shows.
"We can't let X and Y's deaths be in vain."
Totally OT, if there is a T to this thread, but I just got an email from a fairly prominent recruiter who told me that the past 12 months have seen the worst market for legal jobs in the past 25 years.
Explains why I'm having so much difficulty finding anything full time (although my part-time gig is working out really well, my new boss is super-nice, thanks for all the supportive emails), but I also thought people might find this interesting from an economy perspective.
Bush Boom, My Ass.
I wonder if the 'shit happens in war' explanation will work if those US soldiers are tortured and killed.
I wonder if the captors will release a statement that they're just being aggressively interrogated.
Well, we knew eventually, they would capture some of our soldiers. Now they will torture them.
ΤΏΤ
let the wingnuts begin. let them also not forget their bibels, you reap what you sow.
man, i really feel fuck'n sorry for those dudes/dudettes in iraq. one reason i never joined is i can't imagine being sent to fight for a cause i know is wrong. i know many of them don't feel that way, but i do remember my trepidation about vietnam.
they would have tortured them anyway, but the US has no hi ground to stand on.
the past 12 months have seen the worst market for legal jobs in the past 25 years.
We're all illegal. Got any ganja?
I wonder if the 'shit happens in war' explanation will work if those US soldiers are tortured and killed.
Not a chance. The wingnuts were ready to nuke the country after the mercenaries were killed. They'll be incoherent if real soldiers are tortured.
Not that they're ever actually coherent.....
I wonder if the captors will release a statement that they're just being aggressively interrogated.
Eli
Hey, it's just frat hazing.
Seriously, a politically savvy terrorist would subject their American captors to the exact same kind of treatment that American interrogators have subjected Abu Gitmo prisoners to, and no worse.
He's got a couple new posts up. One of which has the name of the organization they'd like contributions in lieu of flowers. I was thinking a group Atriot donation would be kinda nice. What do you think?
flory | 06.17.06 - 8:41 pm
I like the idea.
American *captives*, rather...
Eli | Homepage | 06.17.06 - 8:51 pm |
Unless the "terrorists" are actually Negroponte death squads.
LIVEBLOG ALERT!
Bats, starring Lou Diamond Phillips, on Scifi in 13 minutes!!!
I wonder if the captors will release a statement that they're just being aggressively interrogated.
Eli
And when they release the video, they'll remind us it's all just fraternity pranks.
Cnn has the program "Dead Wrong; Inside the Intelligence Meltdown" on now.
Seriously, a politically savvy terrorist would subject their American captors to the exact same kind of treatment that American interrogators have subjected Abu Gitmo prisoners to, and no worse.
Eli
I think you're right, and that would be horrible enough.
Damn those Washington miscreants to hell!
Flory--I'm with you on the groupish thing.
I wonder if the captors will release a statement that they're just being aggressively interrogated.
Eli
I'll see your waterboarding and raise you a beheading.
Rummy: What's the problem? I daily stand at work without a head for 10-12 hours at a time.
Unless the "terrorists" are actually Negroponte death squads.
k&y
Now, that's a chilling point. Who knows anymore...
Totally OT, if there is a T to this thread, but I just got an email from a fairly prominent recruiter who told me that the past 12 months have seen the worst market for legal jobs in the past 25 years.
My belief is that it -continues- to be the worst market for anybody at all in a very long time. I don't think it's really changed all that much - remembering it took me two years to find a dumb job with my -previous- Borg employer - at a cut of nearly 15% pay.... It's entirely a question of musical chairs now, with the addition of a new cadre of workers looking for jobs every 10 months or so.
That said, JP! You could be employed right now by the Borg if you wanted to move! I say this because of internal decisions which are being made to bring back a whole slew of tech jobs from the outside - jobs that were outsourced in 2001/2. Equally, there's a note in today's AZ Repugnant to the effect that people at Honeywell? Motorola? Are waiting on their dismissal notices.... Great boom guys... Really swell.
Could we get back to Linda Fiorentino?
Thank you.
.
Seriously, a politically savvy terrorist would subject their American captors to the exact same kind of treatment that American interrogators have subjected Abu Gitmo prisoners to, and no worse.
Eli
That's what I was thinking. They'd produce a video of the soldiers being subjected to exactly what was depicted in the Abu Ghraib pics. That would be one hell of a powerful statement.
Auntie GWPDA--too hot here for anything resembling other than rabbit food.
However, if Monsieur desires that I take him to celebrate Father's Day, that I shall do.
Flory--I'm with you on the groupish thing.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
That's three, with Buckeye. How do we arrange this? Someone with a blog should be the central repository.
LIVEBLOG ALERT!
I think I'm going to skip.
I'm mighty tired.
It's repeat anyway, right?
.
CNN reshowing the program "Dead Wrong," about how the Bushboy regime lied prior to the Iraq invasion.
It's also instructive to watch George Tenet kissing Bushboy's ass with his "Slam dunk!" comment and willingly duping Sec. Powell before the UN.
But CNN calls the program "Dead Wrong, an intelligence meltdown."
It wasn't an intelligence meltdown. It was cherry picked intelligence by Bushboy & Cheneychins to fit a preconceived policy decision to invade Iraq.
Fucking CNN can't even call Bushboy for a fuck-up, even when it's obvious.
That's what I was thinking. They'd produce a video of the soldiers being subjected to exactly what was depicted in the Abu Ghraib pics. That would be one hell of a powerful statement.
But... but... you can't do that to *lawful* combatants! It's... inhuman!
Could we get back to Linda Fiorentino?
Thank you.
Spork, one would believe you are a horny male.
It's repeat anyway, right?
It's a Sci-Fi premiere of a theatrically released movie.
any of our British friends here? This ought to thrill them:
The government has been secretly awarding honours to senior figures in the US military and foreign businessmen with lucrative public sector contracts. The Observer has obtained a Foreign Office list detailing all non-British citizens who have been awarded honours since 2003 - the first time the complete three-year dossier has been released.
It has emerged that Riley Bechtel, billionaire boss of the US-based Bechtel Corporation, which has won big transport and nuclear contracts in Britain and made a fortune from the Iraq war, was secretly awarded a CBE in 2003.
internal decisions which are being made to bring back a whole slew of tech jobs from the outside - jobs that were outsourced in 2001/2.
Well, if they were outsourced to India that's great news. If they were outsourced to Indiana -- more musical chairs.....
They will torture them on camera and kill them.
ΤΏΤ
And what will our government say? The whole arab world has probably seen an endless loop of prisoners at Abu Ghraib with their testicles attached to electrodes, hanging and bleeding and dying, chained up by their arms?
What will our government say? We don't torture? When the whole world has seen with their own eyes that we do?
STUPID FUCKERS.
Fucking CNN can't even call Bushboy for a fuck-up, even when it's obvious.
But they have Larry King!
.
Sallyh sez:
Spork, one would believe you are a horny male.
Heaven forfend!
.
Spork, one would believe you are a horny male.
Heaven forfend!
The best forfense is a good offense.
I... have no idea what that means.
Maybe they'll be kind and just stuff our soldiers in sleeping bags and stomp them to death, just like we did with Iraqi officers, the ones who had their own card in our cutsey little deck of cards, the ones who turned themselves in, only to be tortured and murdered?
Ah, but they're savages. Not like us. They don't bleed and suffer like us when they're tortured. They're just animals. A horse of a different color!
Auntie GWPDA--too hot here for anything resembling other than rabbit food.
However, if Monsieur desires that I take him to celebrate Father's Day, that I shall do.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Damn - did I not send you the receipts for various forms of crab-related items from today's LATimes? Those are pretty rabbity....
When I was at university and I had a Father, who was trying to make things up to me, one of the funniest things that he did was, every time he dropped by my one room studio apartment in Brentwood (the one with one sink, and a bar sized refrigerator with the six inch tall 'freezer' section), was bring me meat. Indeed, not just meat. MEAT. Crown Roasts. Prime Rib. Multiple NY cuts, filet mignons, six and a dozen at a shot.... My father wished me to have MEAT wherever I went....
You ever try to cook a Prime Rib in an oven the size of a lady's handkerchief?
It's a Sci-Fi premiere of a theatrically released movie.
They're never all that good.
Rottweilers, anyone?
.
The government has been secretly awarding honours to senior figures in the US military and foreign businessmen with lucrative public sector contracts.
That's interesting. Up thru the time St Ronnie was knighted there had only been about 12 Americans *ever*. Now they're passing them out like candy?
But CNN calls the program "Dead Wrong, an intelligence meltdown."
Somehow Hans Blix didn't melt.
.
Seriously, 90% of the "terrorists'" victims are people no Iraqi nationalist would lay a finger on, but the Busheviks would want dead. Especially the punishment of whole regions and of helpful foreigners, which harken's back to Negroponte's last killing spree.
That's three, with Buckeye. How do we arrange this? Someone with a blog should be the central repository.
flory
We already did it. POC is Hecate.
My father wished me to have MEAT wherever I went....
Uhhh...
.
We already did it. POC is Hecate.
GWPDA, PhD, BA, CPhil
Oh. Good.
I assume instructions are on her blog?
The CNN show ends with John Negroponte promising to tell Bushboy "the truth" as new Intelligence Czar.
Which contains several improbable presumptions: First, how would Negroponte know the truth? And if he did, what if it didn't conform to what Bushboy wanted to hear? Which also assumes that Cheneychins and Rumdum would allow a subordinate like Negroponte to convey an "inconvenient truth" to Bushboy, if they didn't want him to hear it.
And most of all, even if Bushboy was told the truth and didn't have any problems accepting it, he wouldn't know what to do with it.
What a farce!!!!
Scary monster.
(Yeah, I got nothing.)
.
You ever try to cook a Prime Rib in an oven the size of a lady's handkerchief?
GWPDA, PhD, BA, CPhil
I think that's lovely.
As the son of a lifelong meatcutter who swore he'd cut up the meat on my plate if it would keep me from taking up the profession, I think that "meat on the table" meant something really significant to our parents' generation, now in their eighties and beyond.
Dad took full advantage of his ability to mark down steaks that had been in the case past their "expiration date." And I'm sure I was in college before I knew that steaks weren't always grey.
They're the best, though... ask any butcher.
And now...
BATS!
Uhhh...
.
spork_incident
Dammit, the man was from Daysland, Alta - he would have given me a whole cow if that'd been possible. It's the way Albertans express affection. Hell, when he was a Mstr Sergeant in the USArmy, stationed in Northern India, he managed to locate and provide steaks for the troops - and not local ones either! Good Alberta grassfed beef.....
It's a Canadian thing. Live with it.
Scary monster.
(Yeah, I got nothing.)
You were at the arts festival too?
Oh. Good.
I assume instructions are on her blog?
flory
Just write to her. Thru her blog, certainly.
.
Bats On A Train! Bats On A Train!
Umm, or something.
Tossing the camera around and breaking a bunch of glass...
I probably won't be liveblogging much.
A) Theatrical release.
B) Took another 630 photos today.
WalterNeff could surely have classed up this movie with better titles
"Remind me to lay off the cheesecake."
Oh, and I have Bonus Critter Blogging up, but I suspect the mysterious and shadowy Codename V will feel cheated by this edition.
Was that Batcam just now?
We're forcing our military to ensure that nobody in Iraq will violently act out in defiance of our military presence in Iraq.
It has *nothing* to do with terrorism against the United States, though it will doubtless lead to it.
It's bound to result in the exact opposite of the stated goal.
Oh, and I have Bonus Critter Blogging up, but I suspect the mysterious and shadowy Codename V will feel cheated by this edition.
Heh. They're basically raccoons.
CNN reshowing the program "Dead Wrong," about how the Bushboy regime lied prior to the Iraq invasion.
Rudy,
I noticed that they inserted the Ray McGovern question to Rumselfd into the previously aired show - which at the time was WOW - because it was such a black eye for Bushco - now not so much. Knowing what we know now.
They need to produce a new show - and include the fact the Sen Roberts is stonewalling an investigation into how the administration cherry picked intel they knew to be false.
a la the Vanity Fair article!!!
fat chance?
"Bats, Dr. Casper. Bats."
As the son of a lifelong meatcutter who swore he'd cut up the meat on my plate if it would keep me from taking up the profession, I think that "meat on the table" meant something really significant to our parents' generation, now in their eighties and beyond.
My beloved great-uncle was a butcher for A&P in Hackensack, NJ and a union man until the day he died. I went to spend part of one summer with him and my great-aunt and he sent me home with a suitcase full of steaks. I think he was afraid that us kids weren't getting enough meat.
I miss him. He was such a sweetheart. Generous to a fault.
Lou Diamond Phillips is a manly, no-nonsense guy.
You were at the arts festival too?
It sucked.
More than usual.
But the papier-mache' critters at the Point were fun.
And the 6,500 Plastic Toy Soldiers are haunting me.
.
Heh. They're basically raccoons.
Eli
I know, but I do love the face on this one.
I think I would actually *prefer* to be called a Batologist.
As the son of a lifelong meatcutter
My dad worked a second job from the time I was knee high until I was way past high school graduation. Every other Sunday we would sit down to the table and hear a little piece about what kind of cut we were eating and how my mother knew how to cook it perfectly mixed in with funny renditions of customers throughout the week.
Lou Diamond Phillips is a manly, no-nonsense guy.
Eli
Yet he's too smoldering a fellow to admit it.
And the 6,500 Plastic Toy Soldiers are haunting me.
Oh my. I missed those. I just saw the "Suppositious Bionomics". Big whoop.
B) Took another 630 photos today.
Good gravy.
Pace yourself!
.
Yet he's too smoldering a fellow to admit it.
We have much in common, he and I.
Good gravy.
Pace yourself!
Brain... hurts.
I want to be a Doctor Of Batology.
Oh my. I missed those.
937 Liberty Ave.
The photos don't do it justice.
.
B) Took another 630 photos today.
Eli
sure you guys with your digidial cameras.
imagine what this means on a commercial job. no film or processing to pay for. the art directors just go fuck'n nuts. not realizing that time is money. not to mention the exorbitant cost of digital gear and its shortlived transient properties.
I like bats.
Just sayin'
.
imagine what this means on a commercial job. no film or processing to pay for. the art directors just go fuck'n nuts. not realizing that time is money. not to mention the exorbitant cost of digital gear and its shortlived transient properties.
It's the future, charley. It sucks but it's the future.
[sigh]
.
I like bats.
They're like mice with wings.
And big teeth.
And tiny little red-ribboned medallions.
It's the future, charley. It sucks but it's the future.
The future always sucks.
And the present ain't so hot neither.
Yes, Baby Boomers - Our Fathers Gave Us Steaks.
I see a new bestselling account of the Grilling Generation.
Do you suppose that's why the Beef Council had Robert Mitchum as their voice for all that time?
I think I'll go see if I've got anything left to marinate for to-morrow. Goodnight, and Good Grilling!
You ever try to cook a Prime Rib in an oven the size of a lady's handkerchief?
GWPDA,
What is this "cooking" you speak of?
You ever try to cook a Prime Rib in an oven the size of a lady's handkerchief?
GWPDA,
What is this "cooking" you speak of?
fuck damien hirst, i was all about making meat and finding his pivital work 'sliced cow'. all i found was a bunch of ignorant criticism, and pictures of pictures of drugs. so you know what? i agree with the critics, damien can eat paste for all i care.
please save me, i'm alone wity jack upstairs! Please come up to the new thread, pleeeeease!
"I wonder if the 'shit happens in war' explanation will work if those US soldiers are tortured and killed. I mean the Repugs seemed to think that it was a rational enough explanation for the Haditha killings of civilians by US troops.
.
Agent Orange"
Watch repug heads explode if, after an appropriate period of anticipatory silence they are released unharmed, claiming they were treated with respect. One-upsmanship in the game of winning hearts and minds...
Crazy how people respond! LOL!
Characters Remaining:
Commenting by HaloScan
