I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
Yowsa.
.
All mine?
.
Trips.
.
its just the 2 of us
oooo - a threesome!
Wow. How does the LA Times feel about publishing the lying lies of a documented proven lying liar? God-damned liberal postmodernist relativistic Lenin-loving bastards.
"We're all alone ...... "
.
Wouldn't it be grand . . . .
WTF> "Wouldn't it be grand?" Seriously, WTF? How sick do you have to be to not only write but to also publish that? "Wouldn't it be grand?" W.T.F.
Goldberg is a tosser.
Charles Clarke in Action *UPDATED*
Will Jonah Goldberg go to the Writers Guild to get his screen credit for Path to the Frank Burns Memorial Version of 9/11?
PWN3D.
Jonah Goldberg make Hulk angry.
Hulk smash Jonah Goldberg!
Oh no....Hulk's hand stuck in Goldberg's doughy mid-section.
Hulk smash with other hand!
Oh boy....Hulk in trouble now....both Hulk's hands stuck in Goldberg's doughy midsection.
Hulk need help. Hurry. Goldberg smell like stale cheezy poofs.
it really pisses me off that war whores like Pantload suddenly change their tune as soon as the war they cheered for so much turns sour.
how we who said this on the very eve of war were shouted down.
jeez Pantload can go fuck himself twice over.
Bobo's World:
ATHENS, Ala. - A woman and two roommates are accused of holding her brother at gunpoint as she prayed for his repentance, even firing a shot into the ceiling to keep his attention.
Randy Doss, 46, of Athens said he fled the house when his captors got distracted and later went to police, who were skeptical at first because his story was so bizarre. But police said it checked out, including the bullet hole in the ceiling.
"We found where they patched the hole with caulk," said Sgt. Trevor Harris.
Police said the sister, Tammie Lee Doss, 43, Donna Leigh Bianca, 37, and Ronald David Richie, 45, who live at the Athens house, were charged with unlawful imprisonment, a misdemeanor. The two women were also charged with menacing, a misdemeanor. All were released on bond.
Harris said Randy Doss went to the house about 7 p.m. on Labor Day and at some point got in an argument with the two women about religion. When they prayed for him, he laughed.
"They both got upset and pointed pistols at him," Harris said. "They wouldn't let him leave. Bianca fired one round in the ceiling in the hallway a few feet from the victim's head."
Look at silly Atrios, going on like the historical record means anything.
Blair's One Chance To Regain His Authority
Attaturk, you posted a lot of Goldberg quotes but I didn't see any that refuted his claim that "I never thought [the Saddam - al Qaeda connection] was particularly central to the case for invasion."
Can someone show me a quote where Goldberg says the supposed connection is central to the case for invading Iraq. I can't stand Goldberg, but intellectual sloppiness even less.
Once again, the question must be raised:
Don't these idiots comprehend the archival nature of the Internets?
wholey shit
Golderg has never had any credibility....nothing new.
Methinks Pantload doth protest too much.
-Attaturk 6:17 PM
It's a coup d'état!
Atrios has been deposed!
Go Hulk Go!
But, I'm beginning to think you're all talk.
Sorry to post this if it's already old news, but is very funny:
W will kill children if they press the button.
OT: Pope speaks of 'Bavarian heart'
Pope Benedict XVI has spoken emotionally of his attachment to his southern German homeland of Bavaria as he arrived there for a six-day visit.
"My heart beats Bavarian," he said before landing in Munich, where he was met by Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The Pope greeted cheering crowds in the city's main square, the Marienplatz.
On Sunday he will hold an open-air mass for an expected 250,000 people. He will also visit his birthplace, Marktl-am-Inn, and meet his brother.
Hulk need help. Hurry. Goldberg smell like stale cheezy poofs.
Hulk
Wow, the A-man left Attaturk the keys??
Go Hulk Go!
But, I'm beginning to think you're all talk.
stencil |
if both Hulk's hands not stuck in doughy pantload Jonah Goldberg's midsection, Hulk would smash stencil. smash!
Attaturk,
I wish your team well Monday Night.
"Pope Benedict XVI has spoken emotionally of his attachment to his southern German homeland of Bavaria as he arrived there for a six-day visit."
I wish he would go back there.
And STAY there!
You can link Kevin Bacon to Al-Qaeda quicker than you can make the Saddam connection.
Attaturk--
Feel free to post my Bobo's World story about gun-wielding Alabama Christians on the front page of Eschaton, at your leisure...
OT: Probe to study mighty explosions
Scientists have been giving details of a new mission to explore the Sun.
Solar-B is a Japanese spacecraft which will have three telescopes to study solar flares, the huge bursts of energy which erupt from the Sun's surface.
Flares can hurl particles and radiation at the Earth, disrupting communications and posing a hazard to astronauts.
The probe, which should launch in two weeks' time, has US and UK support, with Britain providing an instrument to investigate extreme ultraviolet light.
Once again, the question must be raised:
Don't these idiots comprehend the archival nature of the Internets?
It's funny; my circle was discussing exactly this point today. I believe that some people really don't. They just don't get the internets. Their minds cannot comprehend all the tubes, or something. Look at G. Felix Allen, Jr. The fool KNOWS THAT HE'S BEING TAPED and he still repeats his "Macaca" joke and then lies about what it means, as if no one will go on the internet and find out that it's a racial slur from the part of the world from which his avowedly anti-American mother came.
Hey, Nim, Hecate, and all ~
Just checking in, but I think I'll be going. Grill time.
ATHENS, Ala. - A woman and two roommates are accused of holding her brother at gunpoint as she prayed for his repentance, even firing a shot into the ceiling to keep his attention."
And they differ from the dudes who tried to convert the FUX reporters at gunpoint HOW?
wouldn't it be grand if the one silver-bullet justification even the anti-war people have conceded for all these months turned out to be true?
It would be grander still if a bullet, silver or otherwise, riddled your fucking skull.
Oh boy....Hulk in trouble now....both Hulk's hands stuck in Goldberg's doughy midsection.
Goldberg is one of the Leader's plastithene androids.
It's now clear why trools like dipshiticus and aug's come here and spout the nonsense they spout.
All of these cocksuckers do this.
From Cheenee at the top of the Fuckburger Chain to the lowest forms of mold and algae such as the above stupes.
George Bush has many more close ties to Al-Qaeda than Saddam did. Time to attack D.C.
Don't these idiots comprehend the archival nature of the Internets?
"Is our children learning (yet)?"
FUCK,
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
OT: Saudi to ban sale of cats and dogs
Municipal authorities in the Saudi Arabian cities of Mecca and Jeddah have banned the sale of cats and dogs as un-Islamic.
Saudi's religious police, the Muttawa, have been instructed to prevent the sale of cats and dogs in order to prevent the spread of Western ideas into the highly Islamic country, Saudi media reported on Friday.
"Some youths have been buying them and parading them in public," said a memo sent from the Municipal Affairs Ministry to Jeddah's city government to explain the ban.
The Muttawa are normally tasked with forcing women to cover themselves, ensuring that men attend mosque prayers and enforcing other Islamic obligations.
what the fuck?
Philotheos - exactly right.
intellectual sloppiness
Read Goldberg's first sentence. Then the quotations. Then the first sentence again.
Banning the sale of dogs may surprise few in the desert kingdom, since conservative Muslims despise dogs as ritually unclean.
But the cat ban has baffled many. Islamic traditions say that Muhammad, Islam's founder, loved cats - even in one instance letting a cat drink from his ablutions water before he washed himself for prayers.
I thought he was the paste eater? I just can't keep 'em all straight anymore. So much wankery, so little time.
ATHENS, Ala. - A woman and two roommates are accused of holding her brother at gunpoint as she prayed for his repentance, even firing a shot into the ceiling to keep his attention."
And they differ from the dudes who tried to convert the FUX reporters at gunpoint HOW?
Terry C, Unabashed Partisan
Bullets For Jeebus is good, mmmmmkayyyy?
-Attaturk 6:17 PM
It's a coup d'état!
Atrios has been deposed!
Richard
Clinton was deposed. He was even impeached, but he was still the preznit for his entire term.
This more like a Coup Deville.
The Muttawa are normally tasked with forcing women to cover themselves, ensuring that men attend mosque prayers and enforcing other Islamic obligations.
what the fuck?
Moonbootica, Opera Buff
Bush's ManDates, the Saudis.
Our allies, folks.
“I was shocked when I heard about it,” said Fahd al-Mutairi, who owns 35 pet cats. “What was even more shocking was to hear that the ban came from an authority that has nothing to do with such an issue”
Fahd al-Mutairi
I thought he was the paste eater?
No, he's the paste.
Protein Jizcum is the paste eater.
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
Attaturk
No you didn't!
FUCK,
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
Attaturk
hehe.
Hulk okay now. Goldberg like a doughy quicksand. Struggle only make worse. Goldberg's mommy brought Jonah new issue of "Teen People." Hulk escape while Goldberg distracted.
Hulk free to smash again!
Hulk smash!
Muhammad, Islam's founder, loved cats - even in one instance letting a cat drink from his ablutions water before he washed himself for prayers.
Moonbootica, Opera Buff
Supposedly cut off the hem of his robe, as not to disturb his cat who was sleeping on it at the time.
But considering how everyone, including Tom Friedman, has poo-pooed the al-Quaeda/Iraq angle whenever the admistration has floated it, wouldn't it be grand if the one silver-bullet justification even the anti-war people have conceded for all these months turned out to be true?
Or, or wouldn’t it be grander if they found a big underground complex with all kinds of chemical weapons. Or maybe even neater still, some kind of hallowed out volcano with nuclear warheads and a destruct button that bush got to push.
That would be so cool. They should make a movie maybe.
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
Well you can't take it down now. We're all here! I'm sure Atrios will forgive you!
Since I guess this means Atrios won't be checking his email any time soon, I've got the Eurpean trailer of the ABC crockumenatary that's being shown and billed as the "Official True Story" of 9/11:
http://miaculpa.blogspot.com/
200...783929185724493
These people are such lying sacks of shit
Violence averted at Iraq festival
Tens of thousands of Shia Muslim pilgrims have taken part in a religious festival in the Iraqi city of Karbala amid tight security.
Thousands of police and soldiers were deployed to guard sites and deter possible attackers. No major security incident was reported.
Up to three million pilgrims had been expected during events marking the birth of the Ninth Century Imam Mahdi.
Such festivals have been targeted by Sunni insurgents in the past.
While pilgrims have begun to leave Karbala, a major police presence will remain in place until noon on Sunday to make sure that people are able to leave the city safely.
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
Attaturk
No you didn't!
jac, NTodd's Campaign Manager
Yes, yes, I did.
I'm watching the Hawkeyes choke against Syracuse and wasn't paying attention. When I saw it up here, I thought, oh cool I got a link.
Dope that I am.
You can link Kevin Bacon to Al-Qaeda quicker than you can make the Saddam connection.
WalterNeff, bags packed | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 6:52 pm | #
Walter, are you stateside, or back home awaiting the New Zealand spring to arrive in Nelson?
Muhammad, Islam's founder, loved cats - even in one instance letting a cat drink from his ablutions water before he washed himself for prayers.
Moonbootica, Opera Buff
Supposedly cut off the hem of his robe, as not to disturb his cat who was sleeping on it at the time.
Terry C, Unabashed Partisan | 09.09.06 - 6:59 pm | #
Wow.
I like him!
This more like a Coup Deville.
a horny mouse
"Well Mister I want a yellow convertible
Four door de Ville
With a Continental spare
And a wire chrome wheel . . . "
"I'm watching the Hawkeyes choke against Syracuse and wasn't paying attention. When I saw it up here, I thought, oh cool I got a link.
Dope that I am.
Attaturk"
Atrios has retained me to represent him in this matter. Against you.
Would you prefer to structure a settlement plan now, or would a wage garnishment be more convenient?
I learned while being the captain of my high school football team for a game or two, that you actually shake hands at midfield and wish the opposing players good luck, then during the game, hit that same person so hard, and cleanly, during a play that his helmet earhole is positioned somewhere over one of his eyes.
I love football.
he probably forgot that he could be checked for past statments.
he is very stupid.
Some people say saddam and osama were both tight with the clintons
OT: Bolivia sees anti-reform protests
Opposition leaders in Bolivia's wealthier eastern regions say a one-day strike in protest at plans to re-write the constitution was a huge success.
But the government said the stoppage was a political failure, because support was limited to the east.
The action was widely seen as the biggest challenge yet to the authority of President Evo Morales.
The strikers are objecting to plans to allow a constituent assembly to amend the charter by simple majority vote.
A power struggle between Bolivia's wealthier, white elite - which opposes the changes - and its indigenous majority is at the heart of the row.
The Saudis have been up to all kind of crazy shit lately.
Wow.
I like him!
rorschach | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:00 pm |
You Islamofascist feline lovin' liberal you!
Doughy pantload
What a fucking slob.
Doughy pantload
What a fucking slob.
Here's something to add to the wankery list: LINK
I am pleased to announce the addition of three new Advisory Committee Members to the Libby Legal Defense Trust:
· Marty Peretz, Editor-in-Chief of The New Republic
· Ron Silver, Tony-Award winning Actor, Director and Producer
· Nina Rosenwald, Co-Chair of the Board of American Securities Holding Corporation
Peretz-Super Wanker
Silver-Pathetic Hollywood Wanker
Rosenwald-Wankette (sorry, I have no idea who she is, but "wankette" is a safe title for any woman associated with Loose Lips Libby.)
Pantload should also explain where he got the link to the news story that follows his first "agnostic" quote. He really dug this up on his own? More likely there's a huge background push-back going on re the Senate report.
OT: Cartoons row hits Danish exports
Danish exports to Muslim countries have been hit hard by a row over cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, officials in Denmark say.
A Muslim boycott of Danish goods led to a 15.5% drop in total exports between February and June. Trade to the Middle East fell by half, statistics show.
An industry chief said there was little doubt the cartoons row was to blame.
Doughy pantload
What a fucking slob.
malice in slumberland
How much, I wonder, did Lucianne The Bat have to pay Doughy's wife to marry him?
Attaturk, you posted a lot of Goldberg quotes but I didn't see any that refuted his claim that "I never thought [the Saddam - al Qaeda connection] was particularly central to the case for invasion."
For a guy that never much cared he sure brought it up a lot.
I'm watching the Hawkeyes choke against Syracuse and wasn't paying attention. When I saw it up here, I thought, oh cool I got a link.
lol, oh that's too funny! :D
I got a great idea for a movie.
Just take a couple of 8x10 glossy photos, one of Saddam and one of Osama.
Now trek your way across the red states and red districts with your video camera and simply ask people to name each character in the photos, and ask them how these characters relate to each other?
Film their responses....
Now that would be a movie that I would pay to see.
The case for invasion?
OT: 16 die in Kabul suicide bombing as Nato rows over sending more troops
· Alliance's top commander disappointed by response
· Germany and France under pressure at meeting
A full-scale row threatened to erupt in Nato last night with alliance commanders demanding more soldiers and aircraft to defeat the Taliban and their supporters.
In what Britain and the US regard as an unprecedented test for the alliance, Germany and France came under intense pressure to provide more forces as Nato defence chiefs met behind closed doors in Warsaw to discuss the escalating violence in southern Afghanistan.
As Nato members pointed the finger at each other, Kabul's deadliest suicide bombing in years ripped through a US military convoy yesterday, killing 14 Afghans and two soldiers - days before the fifth anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
We're not laughing AT you, we're laughing NEAR you!
Dude, I get the sweats every time I'm working on a draft for FDL. You should've seen me freak out when I hit "publish" by accident.
Some people say the Bushes are real tight with the bin Ladens.
matt sludge
There, I fixed it.
So, he cites as sources a CBS reporter, and a guy who had been out of the CIA since 1991, and whose real claim to fame was that he worked with Ollie North.
Oh, that's so lame.
But considering how everyone, including Tom Friedman, has poo-pooed the al-Quaeda/Iraq angle whenever the admistration has floated it, wouldn't it be grand if the one silver-bullet justification even the anti-war people have conceded for all these months turned out to be true?
Wouldn't it be wonderful if there were fairies in the bottom of the garden?
There was no evidence of a link between former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda, according to a report released Friday by the U.S. Senate.
...
White House press secretary Tony Snow said the report was "nothing new."
"The important thing to do is to figure out what you're doing tomorrow, and the day after, and the month after, and the year after to make sure that this war on terror is won," said Snow.
Shorter Snow: Yesterday lies are unimportant. We have to focus on the lies we are going to tell you tomorrow.
Dude, I get the sweats every time I'm working on a draft for FDL. You should've seen me freak out when I hit "publish" by accident.
watertiger
I'd never done it before. It's a mistake you can only make by not paying attention.
So it's a bit of a surprise this is the first time it happened.
More likely there's a huge background push-back going on re the Senate report.
"Nothing new."
I await the inevitable, yet still funny, New Yorker cartoon in which a kid is caught stealing cookies or breaking something, and saying "Nothing new." If Playboy gets to do the topic first, it'll be one of those "spouse comes in on other spouse fucking someone else" 'toons. Maybe just for variety's sake, they'll let the woman--and boy look at those knockers!--say the punch line.
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
Maybe if we're all really quiet Atrios won't notice? It is saturday . . .
Supposedly cut off the hem of his robe, as not to disturb his cat who was sleeping on it at the time.
Uh, no, I think that was an Egyptian pharoah. They definitely did worship cats.
Maybe if we're all really quiet Atrios won't notice? It is saturday . . .
Blasphemy!
Atrios sees all.
Atrios just doesn't link to all... 
You Islamofascist feline lovin' liberal you!
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 09.09.06 - 7:02 pm | #
Yes, but at least now I understand why, whenever my cats stretch, they face east...
Karin actually yes.
there is a yarn about Mohamed cutting the hem of his robe so not to disturb the sleeping cat.
and its true the Ancient Egyptians worshipped and mumified cats.
White House press secretary Tony Snow said the report was "nothing new."
Better clue in the darth cheney
It was the sleeve of Muhammad's robe, not the hem:
http://www.moggies.co.uk/breeds/...eeds/
abyss.html
Sorry, Atrios, I put this up on the wrong blog.
Attaturk
Atrios, please take Attaturk's keys away from him. He staggered in here talking loudly and tried to bust the place up. He's obviously too drunk to drive.
Don't be suckered by the "I was distracted watching a sporting event" excuse. It's a ruse.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if there were fairies in the bottom of the garden?
Rmj, Street Credentialed
Well, you should see what lives at the back of my garden.
Being older than most adults, and not especially technological, I sometimes feel slightly out of place in today's world.
But when I realize the governor of California doesn't understand how a tape recorder works, and the editor of a major winger internet publication doesn't understand how the net works -- then I feel better.
OT: Blair calls for end to infighting
Tony Blair has faced further questions about his leadership on a trip to Israel for talks on Middle East peace.
In a joint press conference with his Israeli counterpart Mr Blair repeated a call that he wanted an end to personal attacks in his party.
Earlier in a speech in London he warned the Labour Party risked defeat at the next election if in-fighting continued.
His comments came after former Home Secretary Charles Clarke criticised the PM's likely successor Gordon Brown.
Maybe if we're all really quiet Atrios won't notice? It is saturday . . .
Blasphemy!
Atrios sees all.
Atrios just doesn't link to all...
Mr.Driftglass! Shhh . . . it is still summer, and he and the Mrs. have that great new spot on the roof. It could happen.
Some idiot 18 year old on the radio just announced that 9/11 was his generation's Pearl Harbor. I wish I could tell him that if this were so, his ass would be in Beirut.
This generation needs so much--education for one thing. Somebody should tell them about the Indianapolis and the death marches, etc. Somebody should tell them about how the third Reich happened with all the flag waving, patriotism, propaganda, viciousness to their fellow citizens, immigrant bashing, etc. Somebody should tell them------
I mean Bagdad.
"Some idiot 18 year old on the radio just announced that 9/11 was his generation's Pearl Harbor."
He probably couldn't tell anything a damn thing about Pearl Harbor.
That was accurate, that is.
I got laid off. Notch-ear looks like hell.
Damn you, cruel world!
It was the sleeve of Muhammad's robe, not the hem:
I stand corrected. I somehow had recalled the story as being about a pharoah.
It was the sleeve of Muhammad's robe, not the hem:
I stand corrected. I somehow had recalled the story as being about a pharoah.
Karin
One of them probably did something like that, too.
They were real big on cats! 
Diane,
Cute!
RJM, you know that you just killed fairies, right? You can't go around saying that there aren't fairies at the bottom of the garden. Now, clap louder for Tinkerbell!
Atrios just doesn't link to all...
driftglass | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:10 pm | #
Ain't it the truth!
Attaturk, you posted a lot of Goldberg quotes but I didn't see any that refuted his claim that "I never thought [the Saddam - al Qaeda connection] was particularly central to the case for invasion."
Can someone show me a quote where Goldberg says the supposed connection is central to the case for invading Iraq. I can't stand Goldberg, but intellectual sloppiness even less.
Philotheos
You're missing the point. Pantload didn't have to state it explicitly. By merely discussing unconfirmed reports that their was some contact between Al Quaeda and Saddam, Goldberg proves that he did in fact think it was important. We don't need an actual quote.
Attaturk, you posted a lot of Goldberg quotes but I didn't see any that refuted his claim that "I never thought [the Saddam - al Qaeda connection] was particularly central to the case for invasion."
Can someone show me a quote where Goldberg says the supposed connection is central to the case for invading Iraq. I can't stand Goldberg, but intellectual sloppiness even less.
Philotheos
You're missing the point. Pantload didn't have to state it explicitly. By merely discussing unconfirmed reports that their was some contact between Al Quaeda and Saddam, Goldberg proves that he did in fact think it was important. We don't need an actual quote.
Maybe if we're all really quiet Atrios won't notice? It is saturday . . .
On second thought, forget I said that. My chances of getting back on the blogroll are already slim to none. 
Oh this is fun:
"The head of Europe's human rights watchdog yesterday called for monitoring of CIA agents operating in Britain and other European countries, after President George Bush's admission that the US had detained terrorist suspects in secret prisons."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
intern...1867380,00.html
Two more years of worldwide disgust for americans
wow...someone is lost in the tubes...
Maybe if we're all really quiet Atrios won't notice? It is saturday . . .
On second thought, forget I said that. My chances of getting back on the blogroll are already slim to none.
although it would be a really, extremely super cool bday present. it's coming up in Nov. I'm just sayin'.
more:
The former British Labour MP was scathing about President Bush. "Why does the US need to keep people in secret prisons? I thought that was settled by Magna Carta. But King John is alive and well and running the USA.
"There is a smoking gun. We know where it is - it is in the hands of George Bush. His fingerprints are on the gun."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
intern...1867380,00.html
I got laid off. Notch-ear looks like hell.
Damn you, cruel world!
radsaq, sciuromancer |
Oh, no!
Radsaq, I'm sorry to hear both bits of news.
So, hows that whole Bolton confirmation going anyway?
SORRY
"Some idiot 18 year old on the radio just announced that 9/11 was his generation's Pearl Harbor."
He probably couldn't tell ANYONE a damn thing about Pearl Harbor.
That was accurate, that is.
Another campaign issue for Democrats: Bush plans to revive his widely-opposed "reform" of Social Security if Republicans retain control of Congress. Which, by the way, he thinks they will. Wonder why?
Moonbootica I have a question for you.
I am making gingerbread from a recepit which comes from the National Trust for Historic Places in Scotland. One of the ingredients is listed as "mixed spice".
Can you tell me what is in the mixture?
Enkew.
Aw, hell, Radsaq.
I'm sorry to hear (and see) it.
Jonah Goldberg is teh weasel.
And for those who might give a ****
Clemson 27
BC 27
In overtime. Now.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
Two more years and americans' reputation as a people who gladly tolerate a fascist regime and throw away their hard-earned civil liberties will solidify.
Future governments take notice!
I don't care for intellectual sloppiness either. It's just silly and partisan.
Jeebus, how many pass interference penalties can the Hawkeyes get?
So, hows that whole Bolton confirmation going anyway?
Barry from Alaska
Funny you should ask.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
No, thanks, but, while you're at it, why not post a link to my blog on "youre" blog?
So, the report, the Senate just put out is the intelligence component of the Senate's 911 report, the same one Harry Reid tried to shut down Congress for a month or two ago. It's finally out. And competing with this ABC foo-fraw, and on the heels of the poll showing 43% still think Osama and Saddam were buds.
Fuckin Fitzgerald, man. If he could have hamstrung Rove, we wouldn't have this kind of manipulative BS still going on.
And good luck to the lawsuits that have been talked up in the last couple days. These guys got away with a Watergate-style breakin of the congressional dem's email system, years ago.
I'm hopeful for the election but God knows why. Does anyone think these guys won't keep screwing with the vote until they're dragged out into the open? Maybe the theft of 06 will be so egregious we'll take to the streets, like our friends south of the border, like we should have done 6 years ago.
But the Busby-Bilbray vote was held up for 90 minutes after the polls closed. That was this year, folks. They're not going to just go away.
Ah, here's the quote:
"Did you like that? USA... Ulcered Sphincter of Ass-erica, I mean what else can you say? Here was a country that had everything, absolutely everything. And now, 20 years later, is what? The world's biggest leper colony."
http://imdb.com/title/tt0434409/quotes
Hey Attaturk, what'll ya give me for not snitching?
Hellkitty (SHG) | 09.09.06 - 7:22 pm | #
sure
Mixed spice
Mixed spice is a common sweet blend of spices, similar to garam masala. It is often used to complement fruits or other sweet foods.
Mixed spice typically contains:
* cinnamon (or cassia)
* nutmeg
* allspice
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
Attaturk
Feel free, or feel me.
Whatever.
http://
www.progressiveeruptions....ns.blogspot.com
How dare a two-bit blogger called Attaturk question the a pundit who is undisputably the leading intellectual, conservative or otherwise, of our time.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
Attaturk
your very welcome to post on my blog anytime
just click on homepage.
Which, by the way, he thinks they will. Wonder why?
Diebold.
Hey Attaturk, what'll ya give me for not snitching?
ql in ny
I haven't got much, but you better not, because I think my mistake is so subtle not one will notice.
Hey the Hawkeyes won. What a goaline stand in overtime.
Clemson 27
BC 27
Go Eagles!
"Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?"
Um, I have to set one up, get an audience, become a thorn in the neocon, fundie and foaming of the mouth trolls and then maybe I will let you.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
The Kaiser would be pleased!
Clemson just scored, but the Eagles blocked the extra point.
BC 27
Clemson 33
Democratic Congressional candidates have voted to raise taxes 115,000 times.
OT: Brown offers challenge to critics
Gordon Brown has challenged his political opponents by declaring he would welcome a Labour leadership contest after Tony Blair stands down.
The chancellor also told the News of the World newspaper it was "absolute nonsense" to suggest he was behind calls for Mr Blair to quit.
The prime minister's likely successor had earlier been criticised by former Home Secretary Charles Clarke.
Mr Blair said Labour risks electoral defeat if in-fighting continues.
get an audience
What is this audience of which you speak?
The Kaiser would be pleased!
watertiger | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:29 pm | #
What a rye sense of humor.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
Attaturk | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:23 pm | #
Inadvertantly post a link to my blog on Eschaton... I could use a shot of traffic...
Um, I have to set one up, get an audience, become a thorn in the neocon, fundie and foaming of the mouth trolls and then maybe I will let you.
EkCenTriK
I made one with only one post. If you want it, you can have it.
http://the-pit-stop.blogspot.com/
"
What is this audience of which you speak?"
You mean that isn't a requirement? Then how am I supposed to become filthy rich and stay in my PJ's during my work day. That is what all these bloggers do right?
Democratic Congressional candidates have voted to raise taxes 115,000 times.
gilly
How do CANDIDATES vote? One has to be actually ELECTED to do that.
But I'm used to stupid comments by the Goopers. So never mind.
Fearless Fijians Fighting In Afghanistan And Iraq Alongside Brits ...
Then how am I supposed to become filthy rich
You used to be all about the biofuels, man.
The ad Nancy Reagan doesn't want you to see.
TD Eagles!
IF the kick the extra point and BC wins the game!
"
You used to be all about the biofuels, man.
CowAnotherCow "
You are right, I am a sell out. Um, now exactly what is it I sold my soul to?
(Paperwork you know?)
BC wins!
34 to 33.
Great game!
Merkel criticizes U.S. over CIA prisons
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has sought to bolster ties with the United States since she took office, rebuked Washington on Saturday for sanctioning secret CIA prisons used to interrogate terror suspects.
"The use of such prisons is not compatible with my understanding of the rule of law," Merkel said in Berlin.
I have to root for Texas.
This will be very difficult.
I have to root for Texas.
This will be very difficult.
Democratic Congressional candidates have voted to raise taxes 115,000 times.
gilly
Beavis, you're a stupid dumbass.
BC wins!
Yeah baby!
(You understand, of course, that this is more anti-Clemson than pro-BC, although I do like BC.)
The ad Nancy Reagan doesn't want you to see.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
Because it never happened...or shouldn't have...or wouldn't have if Ronnie had known better...or something
Heh heh heh.
I'm still laughing about this posting.
But in a good way.
"The use of such prisons is not compatible with my understanding of the rule of law," Merkel said in Berlin.
Moonbootica, Opera Buff
Give that lady a neck massage!
Oil market well supplied, says Saudi's Naimi
VIENNA (Reuters) - The world oil market is well supplied and inventories are at comfortable levels, Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Saturday ahead of Monday's OPEC meeting.
"OPEC in general and Saudi Arabia in particular have done their best to supply the world with what it needs energy-wise," Naimi told reporters.
(snip)
Naimi said was pumping at a rate of 9.2 million barrels per day in August.
I thought Sandy Berger was Pantload.
Thanks Moon, I appreciate it. Just wondering why they would then require and additional 1t.of cinnamon and nutmeg
on top of the 1t. mixed spice...odd that.
Are the bread puns starting this early?
For Boston
For Boston
We sing our proud refrain!
For Boston
For Boston
Till the echoes ring again!
Go BC!
Ronnie Reagan looooved him some Jim Webb, back in the day. Course he couldn't say anthing nice about G.Felix Allen, Jr.'s service because, well, because G. Felix Allen, Jr. never served his country in uniform.
BY the way, has anyone tried to explain the PT911 fiasco, the players and how it all connects together to someone who doesn't focus on politics. You end up giving up because you sound like a madman to yourself.
I'm still laughing about this posting.
But in a good way.
watertiger
Well, I'd wished I notice before 40 comments were up, or I would have moved it.
At least it wasn't some lame comedy piece, like "Clenis, Clenis, Clenis"
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Hellkitty
She asked, ryely.
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Hellkitty
She asked, ryely.
Now, now we don't knead any bread puns around here.
OT: Pupil dies in gang-style execution
A 15-year-old boy was shot dead in a planned gang-style execution, police said.
The teenager, named as Jessie James, was blasted to death close to a basketball court on a public park in Moss Side, Manchester. Police were called and found the boy dead from gunshot wounds.
I have to root for Texas.
This will be very difficult.
Bas-O-Matic | 09.09.06 - 7:34 pm | #
I'm rooting for Sharapova, myself.
Clinton's cock
Bush allowed 9/11 to happen.
Bush lied to go to war in Iraq.
Osama Bin Laden is still alive.
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Hellkitty
She asked, ryely.
Now, now we don't knead any bread puns around here.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
When will the bread puns start I Wonder?
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Hellkitty
She asked, ryely.
Now, now we don't knead any bread puns around here.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
You're so right, Goddess, that would be pain-ful, pane-ful? Ouch!
Now, now we don't knead any bread puns around here.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:38 pm | #
That's okay. Naan spring to mind anyway.
The Clenis™ has been my most popular and successful internet child. Sometimes I wonder how many Stewarts or Olbermanns there might be out there who have stumbled across the Clenis™ on some blog or another and gotten a little chuckle out of it. My life is complete.
has anyone tried to explain the PT911 fiasco, the players and how it all connects together to someone who doesn't focus on politics
I was talking about it to my coven today; some of the women are not terribly political. But when I said (1) all the liberal bloggers are upset about it and (2) ABC tries to blame Clinton and (3) the people involved have fundie ties, all the women said they wouldn't watch it and would send ABC an email. People are pretty fed up with fundies and with blaming the Clenis and they generally trust liberal bloggers, even if they don't regularly read blogs.
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Hellkitty
She asked, ryely.
Now, now we don't knead any bread puns around here.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
You're so right, Goddess, that would be pain-ful, pane-ful? Ouch!
Shaw Kenawe
Some of these puns are a little flat.
Are the bread puns starting this early?
Where better than on a doughy pantload thread?
And damn you, haloscan!
Hey, what about this:
If Clinton sues the shit out of ABC/Disney and wins the whole fucking company, couldn't he then fire Rush Limbaugh?
Or exercise the same creative control over Big Pharma that Jack Welch exercises over Timmeh and Tweety?
Probably wouldn't be a good business decision to fire Rush, but man, wouldn't you want to see the look on his face when Clinton hands him that pink slip?
Now, now we don't knead any bread puns around here.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:38 pm | #
That's okay. Naan spring to mind anyway.
rorschach
If I pump her with this nickle, d'ya think she'll stop?
I'm rooting for Sharapova, myself.
I'm objectively anti-Sharapova, therefore pro-Henin-Hardenne.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
Attaturk
Yeah.
Do us all a favor and post something that, for the first time, isn't Shit at Instapundit.com, Powerline.com, and Redstate.com.
When will the bread puns start I Wonder?
Attaturk | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:39 pm | #
Stop it, or I'm leaven. I mean, c'mon. It's the yeast you could dough. Or are you just trying to get a rise out of me?
At least it wasn't some lame comedy piece, like "Clenis, Clenis, Clenis"
Heh. Saw that.
Thousands demonstrate in Tel Aviv
More than 20,000 Israelis demonstrated in Tel Aviv late on Saturday, demanding that the government back an independent inquiry into the Lebanon war and urging Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, to resign.
The crowd - numbered at 25,000 by the police and described as tens of thousands by organisers - held Israeli flags and banners demanding a state commission headed by a judge and urging Olmert, Amir Peretz, the defence minister, and Dan Halutz, the chief of staff, to resign.
The demonstration was organised by the Movement for Quality Government and reservists who have criticised the government for its handling of the war.
I thought Sandy Berger was Pantload.
schwa? | 09.09.06 - 7:36 pm | #
You might want to check the sell by date on your trash talk there.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm on a roll.
You could post on mine; it's about damn time that someone did.
goodnight moonbats
Nina Rosenwald
Council on Foreign Relations
Chairman, Board of Directors, Middle East Media and Research Institute
"If terrorism is not defeated now, it will only be more difficult and more costly to defeat it later. It would have been so much easier to stop Hitler before he crossed The Rhine."
No picture here.
http://www.fightingterror.org/me...mbers/
index.cfm
She is a wealthy NY philanthropist.
Probably wouldn't be a good business decision to fire Rush, but man, wouldn't you want to see the look on his face when Clinton hands him that pink slip?
Dash Riprock
Only if the Big Dawg made him put it on.
I pita the fool that started up with these lame bread puns.
Bush Blows Goats | 09.09.06 - 7:39 pm
See that?
SEE THAT, PEOPLE??
Now THAT is a nym.
Don't baguet, there are many kinds of bread.
Tommy Bowden will be fired. He'd better win out to save his job.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has sought to bolster ties with the United States since she took office, rebuked Washington on Saturday for sanctioning secret CIA prisons used to interrogate terror suspects.
That's it! No more back rubs for her!
Foccaccia Bush, and the horse he rode in on.
If I pump her with this nickle, d'ya think she'll stop?
Shaw Kenawe
Pumpernickel: devil farts.
I pita the fool that started up with these lame bread puns.
He's a wanker.
Nina Rosenwald
Council on Foreign Relations
Chairman, Board of Directors, Middle East Media and Research Institute
Ah, MEMRI, the outfit that does the dubious translations from Arabic. Why am I not surprised?
Democraps want to stifle croissant
Democraps want to stifle croissant
The puns add lots of local challa.
Any day when Clemson loses is a good day.
Now if only the Gamecocks can defeat Georgia, it will be a great day.
The most brilliant product on Amazon (scroll to customer reviews).
Gary,
Your puns smell as bad as you do. Set any dogs on fire lately?
Any day when Clemson loses is a good day.
Amen, brother. Now, how did Furman do?
Democraps want to stifle croissant
Gary Ruppert | 09.09.06 - 7:46 pm | #
You can't even pun well? Jeebus.
Now if only the Gamecocks can defeat Georgia, it will be a great day.
Ray Radlein
Speaking as an Atlantan . . . you can't lick our cocks.
I think Atrios will burst out laughing when he sees this post.
Why do I enjoy this site, let me count the wheys.
If you wear them backwards, there's a portal for a friend's dough as well! Gawd Bless American Business!
Double-dough delivering running dogs of capitalism!
I really wish someone had not brioche'd the subject of bread puns.
A paratha me wants to join in on the pun contest.
Of course, Bin Laden volunteered his assistance in removing Saddam from Kuwait.This was vetoed by Riyadh, not by Washington.
P. O'Neill, I rated that review very helpful!
Any day when Clemson loses is a good day.
Now if only the Gamecocks can defeat Georgia, it will be a great day.
You are a person of uncommon wisdom and perspicacity.
What was your favorite bar in Five Points?
Bush Blows Goats | 09.09.06 - 7:39 pm
See that?
SEE THAT, PEOPLE??
Now THAT is a nym.
jac, NTodd's Campaign Manager | 09.09.06 - 7:44 pm | #
Tanks, I'll be here all week.
But leaven knows, someone had to go and do it.
bâtard!
Bin Laden volunteered his assistance in removing Saddam from Kuwait.This was vetoed by Riyadh, not by Washington.
What's with all this interest in geopolitical history?
Bread puns?
The yeast you can do.
Talk to flory tho - she doesn't have A TOASTER!!!!!
.
What was your favorite bar in Five Points?
Define Five Points?
Maybe I'm just old and crusty, but these buns have got to stop!
I'm so deficient in the nym department.
Evening Batties. I'm going to start the day over now.
Talk to flory tho - she doesn't have A TOASTER!!!!!
I am utterly confused about the toaster status report.
Has anyone mentioned lately that the Huffington Post sucks ass?
Keep on pudding bread puns on this thread and sooner or later someone will croissant the line.
Stop the bread puns I'm baguetteing you.
oh no, a segue into cheese puns. Now all we need are salami and beer puns and we will have a peasant feast.
I am going to brave the puns right here though. If I go into the other room I will be forced to tolerate the spectacle of burnt orange...such an ugly color.
Anyone else want me to inadvertently post on their blog?
I'm the disappeared First Draft blogger - please do, attaturk.
But put my name on it, ok?
"Stop the bread puns I'm baguetteing you.
Attaturk |"
This is why I stopped reading the Bible, all the baguetting was monotonous.
Has anyone mentioned lately that the Huffington Post sucks ass?
Does it? I don't read it regularly.
I'm off again. Sorry I won't be around to watch Atrios chastise Attaturk. Damn.
I'm the disappeared First Draft blogger - please do, attaturk.
But put my name on it, ok?
Tena
I'll do it, and then I'll start poaching ponies!
When will the bread puns start I Wonder?
Attaturk
He who Spelt it, dealt it. Heh heh.
GW Bush
What's with all this interest in geopolitical history?
Why, al-Qaeda and Iraq. And the lyin' stink' ABC revisionism.
"oh no, a segue into cheese puns. Now all we need are salami and beer puns and we will have a peasant feast."
It is only a punning event if someone can work Blood Sausage into the mix.
Define Five Points?
A location for serious partying in Columbia, SC. Although we mostly went to that skeevy place across from the Nickelodeon for 50-cent beer.
oh no, a segue into cheese puns. Now all we need are salami and beer puns and we will have a peasant feast.
I am going to brave the puns right here though.
When it comes to meat puns, I'm always on target. I'm a prosciutta.
I'm off again. Sorry I won't be around to watch Atrios chastise Attaturk. Damn.
ql in ny
I already sent him an email blaming NTodd.
I am utterly confused about the toaster status report.
Auntie Barmpot bought herself a lovely copper toaster.
the rest, as they say, is history.
Any day when Clemson loses is a good day.
I hate you.
My Great Aunt Wiggie lived across the street from Clemson for years and years. Her (gd) banquet table now occupies the place of honor in the President's Office. Her husband's people were Clemson people forever.
'Course, she was really a Tulsey girl, but nevertheless, as a result of her residence I feel compelled to support the idiot Clemson Tigers, despite not giving a damn one way or the other. Exactly the same way as I feel about both the Chicago Bears and the New Orleans Saints - yet another cousin's family. Cousin Maxine Anne married Jimmy Finks and there you are.
Now, leave me alone. I hate football. Also hockey.
I just want to know where to plant the trailing nasturtia and the zinnias.
.
Now all we need are salami and beer puns and we will have a peasant feast.
There is a lager issue you are missing.
Oh dear, I came back just in time for buns. I don't do them yeastily.
See?
It is only a punning event if someone can work Blood Sausage into the mix.
EkCenTriK | 09.09.06 - 7:54 pm | #
and scrapple.
BTW, I blow a raspberry in your general direction.
I know, I know, how do you get their little legs apart?
He who Spelt it, dealt it. Heh heh.
GW Bush
That was barley tolerable.
Scapple is evil.
/s
Your Penna Deutsch ancestors
Oh dear, I came back just in time for buns. I don't do them yeastily.
See?
Tena
Give us some Glutten free puns.
Why, al-Qaeda and Iraq. And the lyin' stink' ABC revisionism.
Oh, that old thing? Seems to me I heard something about ABC's 15 minutes of fame being near its term, and wasn't there some stage whispering about turning corners in The Long War through Afghanistan and Iraq?
I'll do it, and then I'll start poaching ponies!
Attaturk
You have my blessing.
Just make sure you spelt everything correctly.
A location for serious partying in Columbia, SC.
I meant would you consider The Publick House to be a Five Points Bar? Otherwise, by attendance, I would have to say Group Therapy.
Watertiger,
Blackberry fields?
Did you pick me up a PDA?
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers
I respect, esteem, honor, and fear you so much that I will cease and desist from all anti-Clemson related program activities in your presence, even though I am a Gamecock of such long standing that I remember black helmets on Senior Day.
I'll do it, and then I'll start poaching ponies!
Attaturk
do you have a pan big enough for that?
There is a lager issue you are missing.
Snow, Frank Sinatra | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 7:55 pm | #
There's naan so blind as he who will not see.
Auntie Barmpot bought herself a lovely copper toaster.
Ah, clarity. Appears I've bought myself a red toaster, then.
Pony rustling? What next?
Like I believe that little shit rat says.
Evening, pipples! Bar's open!
Lets see:
All clothes washed and put away? Check.
Run dishwasher and all put away? Check.
Emergency trip to grocery store? Check.
Plenty of Booze? Check.
Supplies from green grocer? Check.
I think I'm READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!!!1!!
See you guys in about six months.
Punfests are thoroughly in-grained in the culture of Eschaton...
There's naan so blind as he who will not see.
Phila
ooh ooh ooh - that takes the cake.
The problem I really have with PT911 is determining if this is a singular act or an indicator of something much deeper.
As I step throught the blow by blow of the organizations and individuals involved, I keep thinking, "What else have they put in place?"
That is why I keep thinking Fifth Column over and over. And hence I start feeling like a conspiracy nutcase.
Qu'est-ce que c'est que ca?
The advertisement to the right:
BACON WALLET
Mon DIEU!
Pony rustling? What next?
Nûr al-Cubicle
First you start mistakenly posting at other peoples blogs, then you rustle ponies, next thing you know you're in a Mexican prison.
Group Therapy
Oh yeah. Publick House I do not know--probably well after my time. The big deal in my day was Yesterday's. And buying buttons and weird books at the Joyful Alternative.
Attaturk--now, now, let's not be greedy. It's not as if you bought Auntie Barmpot a fez recently.
SallyH - evening, fellow grandmother.
Punfests are thoroughly in-grained in the culture of Eschaton...
rorschach | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:00 pm | #
That's what's earned us the undying scone of dKos.
I am utterly confused about the toaster status report.
Auntie Barmpot bought herself a lovely copper toaster.
the rest, as they say, is history.
watertiger
Welllllll..... (hanging head in embarassment). Sort of. See, I've got this bid in on E-bay, but when I was at the all time great resale shop this afternoon they had all their electrical stuff on sale for very little and there was this Oster RED NARROW TOASTER and I thought this was the answer the Universe gave me and I havent actually won the wondrous copper toaster yet.... Besides, I may buy a summer house in BC and then I'll NEED another one.... I'm so embarassed. Other Shouty-Crackers collect diamonds and stuff. Toasters? Not so much.
....shuffles feet, goes back to kitchen to check on pickled peppers....
That's what's earned us the undying scone of dKos.
Phila
They're celiac people the Kossacks.
Tena love--hope all is well by you
Since it's slow around here now, I'll ask again for fashion advice. Now that the old sunglasses are falling apart, should I simply replace them with a new pair of the same classics?
Or should I opt for a change and go with these little hotties in black, knowing full well that I'll either break them or they'll be out of style within the next year or so?
Actually, SallyH, that should be:
Evening fellow grandmother who is too young to be a grandmother, like me and Hecate.
I saw a comment DWD posted earlier today in which he referred to me, among others, as "olders".
Need to have a talk with that boy.
That's what's earned us the undying scone of dKos.
Phila | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:01 pm | #
Eh, dKos is full of crepe.
They're celiac people the Kossacks.
Attaturk | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:02 pm | #
Whereas we're glutens for punishment.
this Oster RED NARROW TOASTER
I gotta tell you that I like the sound of that better than copper.
But I haven't seen your kitchen.
EkCenTriK | 09.09.06 - 8:00 pm | #
I think that its interesting that ABC allowed enough time for "something" to use up that additional what, 20 minutes. Then, all of a sudden today there is a request from the Chimp to "address the nation". How convenient. It just seems a bit contrived to me if not theorist.
Now that the old sunglasses are falling apart, should I simply replace them with a new pair of the same classics?
An old favorite is never a bad choice.
Some of these puns really make me falafel. I don't know rye.
I already sent him an email blaming NTodd.
Attaturk
Yeh, that should work.
I have a red toaster.
I highly recommend them.
Eh, dKos is full of crepe.
No need to get bulghur.
Auntie Barmpot bought herself a lovely copper toaster.
Ooooh, is it one of those lovely oiled bronze appliances that are just out? I'd build a kitchen around'em.
Some of these puns really make me falafel. I don't know rye.
Bush Blows Goats | 09.09.06 - 8:04 pm | #
Come on...where's your sense of hummus?
Hellkitty, anything that man says is quite contrived. Heck I don't think he can say I love you to his wife until she has been vetted as a true believer daily.
Need to have a talk with that boy.
Go easy on him. He was really just saying some of us were too young to know things.
Oiled bronze is the new stainless steel.
Or something like that.
Afterthought: I had my first black-and-tan at Goatfeathers. But I couldn't afford to drink there on a regular basis anyway.
Jennifer,
I'm a great-big-sunglasses kind of girl, so I'm not sure. I do like the first ones, though.
That's what's earned us the undying scone of dKos.
Phila | Homepage
(That caused me to spew iced tea on my monitor.)
this Oster RED NARROW TOASTER
I gotta tell you that I like the sound of that better than copper.
But I haven't seen your kitchen.
Tena
Truthfully, either works well. My kitchen is completely covered with the Indian pattern of Talavera tile - it's all gold and red and orange and like that - but insert into the counter is a two foot square sheet of copper, over the stove, to put hot things on.... I've got copper colored stuff and red stuff and the whole house is sort of basically made out of the native colors of Arizona, so red, copper, violet, turquoise - it's all good. So long as you understand that the basic color is dust.
.
There's naan so blind as he who will not see.
Phila
I thought it was
There is naan so blind as he that masterbates all the time
Is USC-UGA televised?
Chairman, Board of Directors, Middle East Media and Research Institute
Ah, MEMRI, the outfit that does the dubious translations from Arabic. Why am I not surprised?
Karin
Holy shit Karin, bless you greatly for catching this. MEMRI is that outfit that Juan Cole had such a go-round with a few months back.
I just saw "Middle East Mediaaaaazzzz" and glazed over and paid no further attention. Now I gotta go back and figure out who these people are, what they are doing and why it's relevant to this PT911 shit.
copper toaster
I thought it was red?
It's a pita, but I have to step out for the evening. Goodnight, all.
Ok, that does it. I'm going back with the classics, since my first inclination is to resist change in sunglasses style anyway.
Nevermind, I seem to have found it.
Xan-it's a small world, after all, at least when you're a neocon.
Dr. Barmpot's toaster is a beautiful Russell Hobbs thing. It reminds me of the large, copper-clad Chambers oven and cooktop we had in our most expansive Arizona home. The warmth of copper cannot be artificiallly replicated. Cheers, love.
Since when is hummus bread related?
Have pita, Phila - you're spreading the buns as if that is butter.
Afterthought: I had my first black-and-tan at Goatfeathers. But I couldn't afford to drink there on a regular basis anyway.
How about some golden showers at Bob's and my place? Strom used to love them.
-Liddy Dole
Is USC-UGA televised?
I have it on ESPN. 3 - 0 Georgia, but their quarterback's gimpy.
Jennifer - Raybans. No possible other answer. None.
I'm a great-big-sunglasses kind of girl, so I'm not sure. I do like the first ones, though.
The second pair are sportier, and thus, not as easily worn with more . . . sophisticated outfits.
and I'm with Hecate - me like big frames.
Troy is beating FSU.
Jennifer - it's tough to pick glasses without seeing them on you -
Don't know really which looks best.
Both are great glasses. I think I like the classics.
New Ford CEO to $18.5 M payout.
No fucking human being is worth that much a year.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060...i_ge/
ford_ceo_1
It's a pita, but I have to step out for the evening. Goodnight, all.
Who knows, maybe we'll bialy here when you get back.
We just finished building an elaborate gate for a customer downtown, made out of spanish cedar. He foolishly ignored our advice to have the wood sealed and to put a metal cap over the top of the gate, so as to minimize moisture absorption and the twisting and warping that accompanies it....so last week, we got back the warped gate for repair, sealing, and addition of a copper cap to the top.
Only problem is, that copper cap is going to be a blaring beacon to every crackhead in the neighborhood (and there are lots of them in this neighborhood)...I predict the copper will remain on the gate for a couple of weeks, max.
Dr. Crackers-may I call you Barmy-your kitchen sounds scrumptious.
plantsman - Yeah, I can see that - copper in a southwestern style kitchen should be the shizznit.
I just love red.
Here's a suggestion, Ford.
Instead of paying some pantload 18.5 mil, build cars whose engines DON'T BUCK FUCKING OIL.
Jennifer-in Arkansas?
Crackheads or crankheads?
Here's a suggestion, Ford.
Instead of paying some pantload 18.5 mil, build cars whose engines DON'T BURN FUCKING OIL.
Fucking Haloscan.
I love rich red too. The copper just came with the wacky place. That it fit like hell only became apparent later.
Karin - there's kind of an urban/suburban-rural divide on crackheads vs. crankheads.
Dr. Barmpot's toaster is a beautiful Russell Hobbs thing. It reminds me of the large, copper-clad Chambers oven and cooktop we had in our most expansive Arizona home. The warmth of copper cannot be artificiallly replicated. Cheers, love.
plantsman, lowercase
This, my dearie, is why I'm holding onto the bid.... There ain't many folk outside AZ who understand how copper makes the home's heart....
I'm starting to think kerry should be the democratic party nominee (assuming there are elections).
He's getting a fire in his belly (I think he knows he won).
speaking of copper...I have a set of handmade French copper pots which need relining. Do any of you know of a place where I can have them retinned?
Damn, this place has grown moribund.
Boring.
Someone say something interesting or witty.
I don't know what oiled bronze is. Could someone provide a link to a sample?
These puns are just so much pap, tarts.
Someone say something interesting or witty.
Jennifer | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:19 pm | #
Fuck Bush and fuck all the fucking fuckers that support him.
Now I gotta go back and figure out who these people are, what they are doing and why it's relevant to this PT911 shit.
Xan
What's good for the Bush regime is good for ex-Bush regimers too? If Nina Rosenwald is a neocon it makes sense that she'd join the Libby Liars Club Advisory Committee.
Interception!
Damn, this place has grown moribund.
Boring.
Someone say something interesting or witty.
Jennifer | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:19 pm | #
You first, bossyboots.
speaking of copper...I have a set of handmade French copper pots which need relining. Do any of you know of a place where I can have them retinned?
If we were in the Middle East, you could have it done on any street corner in the souk. In this country, not so much.
that copper cap is going to be a blaring beacon to every crackhead in the neighborhood
I realize that I am revealing my ignorance, but what do they do with copper?
sounds like football season has just begun. Dead air at Eschaton...
I think Ohio St has come to play.
Nice to see one Big 10 school did today.
I realize that I am revealing my ignorance, but what do they do with copper?
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:22 pm | #
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sell it to recyclers and buy crank.
Its a big problem for developers having the copper wiring ripped out of new construction. Copper is good on the resale market.
Hooray for Madrid!
Excessively skinny fashion models will be barred from a major Madrid fashion show later this month for fear they could send the wrong message to young Spanish girls, local media reported.
Madrid's regional government, which is co-financing the Pasarela Cibeles, has vetoed around a third of the models who took part in last year's show because they weigh too little.
The authorities collaborated with a Spanish health organisation to come up with a minumum body mass -- a height-weight ratio -- of 18 for the models.
...
Organisers said they wanted to "help ensure public opinion does not associate fashion, and fashion shows in particular, with an increase in anorexia, a disease which, along with bulimia, is considered ... as a mental and behavioural problem".
Hecate - I think they sell it by the pound.
I know that copper wiring is stripped from empty houses for that reason.
Hecate, they sell it for the cash. Scrap metal is expensive these days. Construction sites get raided all the time for anything metal. Copper wiring, pipes, whatever.
I realize that I am revealing my ignorance, but what do they do with copper?
Turn it in for scrap. There was a HUGE fire in NYC recently, started by a homeless person ripping electrical wiring out of a building, to get the copper.
and I'm with Hecate - me like big frames.
I know that this "dates" me, but I still use my sunglasses as a hair accessory, a la Jackie. I have pics from my son's wedding of me with my sunglasses as a headband. The big ones work better for that.
Hecate - they sell it for scrap. Copper prices have been rising so fast lately that we have a hard time estimating jobs when there's copper plumbing or gutters or the like involved. But even before the price started going up, crackheads were stripping the plumbing and electrical wiriing out of vacant houses. (And if you realize how little copper there is in electrical wiring, you start to get an idea of the level of desperation here...recently a crackhead at least made a downpayment on the farm when he tried to strip wiring from our service box at work...I guess he stopped because the warning shock was strong enough to really hurt, though not kill...)
Organisers said they wanted to "help ensure public opinion does not associate fashion, and fashion shows in particular, with an increase in anorexia, a disease which, along with bulimia, is considered ... as a mental and behavioural problem".
rorschach
Now if fashion designers would take a similar step...
rorschach, I always understood that anorexia was an individual's attempt to control her environment and not so much a reaction to cultural modeling. Do you know?
sounds like football season has just begun. Dead air at Eschaton...
Hellkitty (SHG) | 09.09.06 - 8:22 pm | #
I'm still here, but watching tennis...
Ah, this is the South Carolina football I know and love.
I'm still here, but watching tennis...
rorschach | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:27 pm | #
ah, civility!
Santorum gets creepier all the time:
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Sen. Rick Santorum's newest ad features unconventional surrogates - his six children - defending his parental judgment amid criticism of his use of Pennsylvania taxpayers' money to pay for their education.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/.../
D8K0UVVG1.html
How the hell did I miss these shots?
George Mitchell is dead to me.
Dead to me, I say.
Scrap
I had no idea. Is this a third world country, or what? Thanks for the info.
sell it to recyclers and buy crank.
Its a big problem for developers having the copper wiring ripped out of new construction. Copper is good on the resale market.
I saw that on "The Wire."
watching tennis
Justiiiiiiiine!
rorschach, I always understood that anorexia was an individual's attempt to control her environment and not so much a reaction to cultural modeling. Do you know?
Hellkitty (SHG) | 09.09.06 - 8:26 pm | #
I'm sure there are many causes, but from what I've read, most commonly it is an extreme reaction against social and cultural demands, leading to the man or woman in question to assert control over what they feel is the one thing they can: their own body.
Sen. Rick Santorum's newest ad features unconventional surrogates - his six children - defending his parental judgment amid criticism of his use of Pennsylvania taxpayers' money to pay for their education.
That's one classy jerk.
watertiger,
And here I thought that NOTHING could be worse than the white pajamas. Silly me.
"My dad's opponents have criticized him for moving us to Washington so we can be with him more,"
If he isn't up for the job, or it is too time consuming, he can always resign.
George Mitchell is dead to me.
Dead to me, I say.
Al Fredo
I keep waiting for Mr. Mitchell to issue a statement of some kind. I guess I should quit waiting.
that copper cap is going to be a blaring beacon to every crackhead in the neighborhood
They prolly shouldn't come to Phoenix then. The entire State Capitol Dome is covered with the stuff. You know - The Copper State? That's us.
George Mitchell is dead to me.
Dead to me, I say.
Yes, he didn't answer my email either. Wouldn't it be funny if we crashed DLA Piper's mail server?
rorschach | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:31 pm | #
that makes sense. Not one or the other but both.
How the hell did I miss these shots?
What was the occasion?
is it just me or is Hell-o-scan really slow right now?
The entire State Capitol Dome is covered with the stuff.
Ours too. But it used to look like the Statue of Liberty.
They prolly shouldn't come to Phoenix then. The entire State Capitol Dome is covered with the stuff.
My grandfather used to install copper roofing for a living, back in Vienna.
How the hell did I miss these shots?
What was the occasion?
Snow, Frank Sinatra
Fleet Week I'm guessing.
If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy:
James Madison: US fourth president, 1751-1836
OT--personal. Darn I have to go to my sister;s place tomorrow, thwn deal with bureaucracy Monday.
Here's what they want: My lease, my bills for telephone and Comcast and eletric, my birth certicate and my last 3 bank statements, Among others. Many more
This to get out of hospital bills--$3000 for 2 and a half hours, emergency, I wasn't breathing. Fuck them--I'm not paying. It's shitty to live in a nation where you're bankrupted for having a seizure and not breathing
The entire State Capitol Dome is covered with the stuff.
Ours too. But it used to look like the Statue of Liberty.
Snow, Frank Sinatra
Ours is covered in delicious milk chocolate.
Anorexia nervosa isn't well understood. It isn't necessarily a continuum, where some have it mildly and some have it severely, but it's all the same, only a matter of degree. I've had cadaveric women present with the chief complaint that they only could run five miles instead of their usual ten the day before, otherwise no problem, save they feel they could stand to lose a little weight. Gaunt, like Auschwitz gaunt. You lose that much weight, you die 30-50% of the time. Not the same thing as Hollywood thinness nonsense, or Balanchine thinness nonsense, or 'supermodel' thinness nonsense...
The Santorums withdrew their children from the Pennsylvania-based cyberschool and resumed home schooling after Penn Hills officials raised questions about the tuition payments.
Rickee is scum. Pure scum. Homeschooling the little monsters and taking tax payer money from out of staters to do so.
Scum.
Does Justiiiiiine know that her husband has teh gay?
My parents' house had a very large solid copper water heater. I know that by selling it they paid for the turning of the heating system into one which can use both lumber and oil as well as all new radiators etc.
Fleet Week I'm guessing.
I guess it is that time o year. They got awful spiffed for a First Lady.
OH exploit those children, Ricky.
Yuck.
That sucks, Draco.
is it just me or is Hell-o-scan really slow right now?
Hellkitty (SHG)
Nope...I'm having the same problem, although I had assumed it was my chilled molasses dial-up connection.
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
What was the occasion?
Fleet Enema week.
No, she was christening a new submarine in Galveston.
Oddly enough, she was photographed moments earlier in a dark suit.
Guess she didn't want to get it dirty while she toured the vessel.
Draco: that sucks, of course.
The hospital may actually have to prove to other bureaucrats that they made a good faith effort to collect on your bill in order to get funding itself...
Ours is covered in delicious milk chocolate.
Do you know the street value?
It's shitty to live in a nation where you're bankrupted for having a seizure and not breathing
Draco | 09.09.06 - 8:37 pm | #
Well, you have to admit, that was very selfish of you to do that.
It doesn't matter whether Goldberg thought there was a saddam/Al Queda connection. The only thing that matters is that the Bush administration used that issue as part of their rationale for attacking Iraq. If Goldberg had a shred of integrity, he would be outraged that there was so much deception and flim-flam in the Bush administration's pre-war hype.
speaking of copper...I have a set of handmade French copper pots which need relining. Do any of you know of a place where I can have them retinned?
Hellkitty (SHG)
Look for a tinsmith. Seriously, in the yellow pages, under metal worker or something similar. If not, check with your local silver plater - they'll know.
.
Why didn't they go ahead and put a navy blue tie around her neck and perch a little sailor cap on her head, I wonder?
Jebus.
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
Dehydration?
{{{ProfWombat!!!}}}
I'm ready for the Magic Fingers, a good chardonnay, and some lovely Irish cheddar on wheat.
Fleet is so popular, some call it The Enema of the People...
Anorexia nervosa isn't well understood. It isn't necessarily a continuum, where some have it mildly and some have it severely, but it's all the same, only a matter of degree. I've had cadaveric women present with the chief complaint that they only could run five miles instead of their usual ten the day before, otherwise no problem, save they feel they could stand to lose a little weight. Gaunt, like Auschwitz gaunt. You lose that much weight, you die 30-50% of the time. Not the same thing as Hollywood thinness nonsense, or Balanchine thinness nonsense, or 'supermodel' thinness nonsense...
My amateur theory about it is that the onset is caused by social factors, usually excessive dieting and/or exercise. But once you reach a certain point there are changes in the body chemistry and then it's impossible for the sufferer to see the real thinness or other aspects of it as an illness.
Oh, fuckity-fuck fuck!
According to the top post at Crooks and Liars, all of ABC's bloviating about disclaimers and shit is just that...SHIT. Watch the trailer they're airing overseas. They've taken the most offensive lies in the movie and put them in a trailer that declares it's "what really happened" and "the true story."
What's our nuclear option, here?
It's shitty to live in a nation where you're bankrupted for having a seizure and not breathing
Amen. But we can give the chairman of Ford a million dollar golden parachute and we can dump billions on the junta's illegal war.
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
Could be a potassium lack. Have a banana.
What CAUSEs those damn things
Been eating plenty o' bananas?
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
I hate those motherfuckers. I get them down the front of my leg and that's really hard to get to let go.
Tip - drink tonic with quinine in it before bed. Stops 'em. Just 8 oz.
Tufte fans will want to download the 'Five Years of Consequence' pdf from NYT:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/0...serland&
emc=rss
What's our nuclear option, here?
We don't have one. That's what they're counting on.
No, she was christening a new submarine in Galveston.
With a 4-striper as captain? Boomer.
sallyh: for you, love, a serious white Burgundy, maybe a good Meurseault. And Irishh cheddar is good, but Cabot up in Vermont make a serious high-end Cheddar that doesn't travel much outside New England that's just wonderful...
Could be a potassium lack. Have a banana.
Prune. Higher K content.
How the hell did I miss these shots?
What is it with Pickles wearing these jackets that are several sizes too small for her ass? Jeeeezuz.
Ain't any of her handlers got the balls to tell her what she looks like a female version of the Pillsbury Doughboy?
What's our nuclear option, here?
Jennifer | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:42 pm | #
Break out the family atomics...
With a 4-striper as captain? Boomer.
Hummer.
Tonic water, dammit, with quinine.
I'm telling ya, I've tried it all.
Yeah, lack of potassium can do that. So can lack of calcium. But for some reason quinine works where nothing else does.
Drink 8 oz of tonic water. I gave that same advice to flory and she said it stopped hers.
What's our nuclear option, here?
Boycott and agitprop. No short-term solutions, though.
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Ha ha!
Prune. Higher K content.
NTodd, CT's Next Senator
Actually, NTodd is correct. I just like bananas better than I like prunes.
Hecate: Foot and leg cramps are often associated with a shortfall in potassium consumption. Try a half or whole banana every evening and see if the situation improves. (If you absolutely, positively detest bananas there are other fruits that will do the trick.)
Hecate: Foot and leg cramps are often associated with a shortfall in potassium consumption. Try a half or whole banana every evening and see if the situation improves. (If you absolutely, positively detest bananas there are other fruits that will do the trick.)
Break out the family atomics...
We'd have to go Renegade...
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
Often a potassium deficiency. Try eating bananas or baked potatoes.
It sure stopped mine.
Echidne: your guess is as good as mine. All I know is that it's scary to admit one of those gaunt young women and sometimes the next day they're dead. Very scary disease, the stuff of nightmare. Like I said, not the same thing as Paris Hilton or Nicole Ritchie being jerks...
NTodd wants a Hummer? I am so over him.
I haven't had leg cramps for quite a while, though the best advice I ever got to alleviate the pain was to get out of bed and stand/walk/move the leg in question.
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
A shortage of electrolytes, mainly potassium. Several things you can do - heat, deep heat rub, ibuprofen, stretching, eat a banana.
I just like bananas better than I like prunes.
I like to poop.
Tena,
Thanks, I'll try that and a banana. This one hurt like a sonofabitch and just wouldn't quit.
NTodd wants a Hummer?
Does the Pope shit on bears?
Georgia Public Television is funny. They had a show last night about an Okeefenokee swamp pioneer who had 21 children and now over 5000 descendents. His name was Obediah Barber, and he had huge stick-out ears.
The show had a family reunion where nobody could figure out their exact relations. But they were fixated on the ears--"You've got the ears" or "You have the name but you haven't got the ears"
Damn, this place has grown moribund.
Boring.
Someone say something interesting or witty.
Jennifer
There is no such thing as an unnatural act, only an uncomfortable one.
This morning, I woke up with one of the worst leg cramps of my whole life. My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:40 pm | #
add some calcium-magnesium to your diet.
Well, Hecate, you could always switch your beverage of choice to a vodka tonic, I suppose.
"No, he isn't. I quote his actual speech. You quote something you said, not what Limbaugh said."
I understood what you were doing. But, in fact, you took his quote then (as you said) "parsed" it. That's what I did with YOUR statement.
"George Bush was shown a report about bin Laden determined to strike within the U.S., and he ignored it. Ashcroft refused to take terrorism seriously. And this was in 2001. But nobody has done this since 2001."
I understand how you want to focus on this like a laser beam. And in no way am I apologizing for failures in the Bush administration to prevent 9/11. But treating OBL as a problem that popped up after Jan. 20, 2001 is just dishonest.
"To argue that saying the American troops in Iraq are failing in controlling a civil war and that an exit strategy should be created is one thing. To say that this is a message to terrorists that we view them episodically is another thing. It seems that you think they are the same thing."
I'm trying to follow why you think these are different things. I'm talking about the perception of terrorists when they can see on the news protestors, not talking calmly and logically as you are, but screaming like Cindy Sheehan that the President is a terrorist. I'm not talking strategy here, although we could do that, as well. I'm talking about the message that such fevered rhetoric sends to our enemies.
"No. I'm saying that the effective strategy in fighting terrorism is to see terrorism as a crime and to fight it with international and national police forces."
Wasn't this Clinton's strategy? He treated it as a criminal action, which is part of the reason he was unwilling to take out OBL when given the opportunity.
"What Bush did by deciding that it's a war, rather than crime, that we are fighting is essentially a glorification of terrorists among the disgruntled Muslims. He raised bin Laden to the level of a leader, for example. He made terrorists famous and he opened up all the mythmaking about terrorists."
When we were attacked by fanatics on 9/11, that was an act of war. I will not disagree that going to fight them "over there" created some myths about OBL specifically and terrorists in general. But to say we should continue treating it as a criminal action after all the attacks in the 1990s would be to follow a failed policy.
"Let me put it this way. If there had been no talking at all, how many wars and genocides and so on do you think we might have had? And do you suggest that we just stop talking about any old conflict and instead nuke everybody?"
I won't jump to this bait but I will ask you this: Which conflict of the last, say, 25 years has diplomacy stopped? Or has diplomacy become another tactic used to delay confrontation to strengthen one's ability to fight?
"Because they think we are evil. And Rush says that evil always wins in negotiations. Duh."
But if Allah is on their side, then they should win, shouldn't they?
"And what does 'victory' mean here?"
I think victory means the defeat of terrorists in the Middle East and the establishment of another democracy in the region.
"Or are we talking about 'victory' over bin Laden, you know, the guy who is comfortably resting in Pakistan, by most reports. The one we just can't seem to catch."
Judging from recent speeches, I think capturing and/or killing OBL would be a significant factor in victory, but I doubt most people would consider that to be the total definition.
And, btw, I would love for us to strike at the Saudis for their spread of wahabbism. But I have no faith that Democrats would be any more willing to do this than Republicans, which is why I don't even bother with this argument. There just isn't enough difference between the 2 sides in their approach to the problem. If you think there's an electable person who would be willing to do it, I would vote for them and probably a lot of other people, too. But there's also the practical part that says it would be exceedingly difficult for America to function without Saudi oil, and we know that most Americans are unwilling to sacrifice to the extent it would be necessary to do so.
"Or are we talking about victory in Afghanistan which we just have essentially deserted?"
I think most conservatives think that Afghanistan is an old issue and that things there are fine now. They don't realize that Afghanistan is still a mess and will be for a long time to come until somebody (maybe us, maybe someone else) is willing to spend the time, energy and cash to change it.
So, I just have to ask this question: What would YOU define as victory?
"Rush doesn't say that it's ok to criticize the government as long as you're polite. He says that criticizing the government is unpatriotic. The rest is your interpretation, not his. I've listened to Rush and I know what he tells us. In some ways, he believes that the war is against people like me."
I listen to Rush sometimes, too, and don't always agree with his interpretation of things. This could be one of those. I don't really think it's a "no criticism of the government" thing. I think he just completely disagrees with the left's criticism. Not sure if that's different, though.
"About your argument that leftists refuse to call Islamic terrorists the enemy. I'm confused. Would a change in language help here?"
I know you're being funny, but, yes, I think it would!
"But I'd think such refusal, if it exists, is because the right has expanded the idea of "enemy" to cover all Muslims."
I think there are people (Ann Coulter springs to mind) who think Islam itself is the problem. But I also think there are a lot of people who think this is as much a fight for the soul of Islam as it is about America or foreign policy or anything else. If those who do not believe in the radicalized version of Islam don't do a better job of distancing themselves from the fanatics, then it will become a war against religion. I don't take pleasure in saying that, btw, but that's just how I see it.
"Recently I have posted on several conservatives who openly call us the enemy. People like me. I'm the enemy of this country! And some of these people are also threatening violence."
I know there are sites like that and I think that is abhorent. On the other hand, you've seen some of the name-calling I've gotten in the last 3 days expressing myself. And, honestly, I've seen a lot of calls for violence on places like Daily KOS and the Huffington Post, as well. I guess what I'm saying is there is lots of calls for violence on both sides. I just hope there's more maturity displayed by most people, like most of what I've seen here, for example.
"I have not called George a fascist. Never even met him. But Rush is not talking about that. He argues that criticism of the administration is unpatriotic. That is the way to a dictatorship, in my view."
I'm not saying you did this but there are plenty of lefties who say things like this a LOT, particularly in the blogosphere.
"Now, Rush calls me a feminazi. He called the underage daughter of a president in power a dog. Is this patriotic? Or is it ok if we are in peacetime? Doesn't this give an incentive for Bush to stay at war so that he can't be called names at home?"
Feminazi is a term Rush doesn't even use anymore because it has been so blown out of proportion. If you do listen to his show, you know what his definition of a feminazi is. And please. I could go on ad nauseam about the comments about the Bush twins. Do we really need to go there? The criticism of Chelsea stopped virtually immediately once people complained, yet the comments about the Bush girls goes on and on. And honestly, do you think anyone would decide to continue a war that is pretty unpopular just so he won't be "called names"? It hasn't worked, btw, if that was his intention, as the Hitler McChimpHalliburton-type comments I see regularly show.
"It's really a lot more like religious fundamentalism gone totally haywire, but that is something the conservatives in this country don't want to think about, given their fundamentalist base which wants many of the same things as the terrorists do, only within a Christian worldframe."
I'd love to see some citations to places where fundamentalist Christians want to chop off hands and put women in burqas.
"And has the administration told us to do these things? I've never heard anything about it. All I remember is being asked to go shopping right after 9/11. And then suddenly there were all those stickers costing three dollars or so. And indeed made in China."
No offense, but when President Bush said for people to "go shopping" after 9/11 it was to show our enemies that we refused to be cowed by their barbaric acts. I don't need the president to tell me to do volunteer works for the troops or their families.
"But I don't have the money to pay for the medical costs of the disabled veterans. Not all on my own."
Then donate what you can.
"I wonder how many close relatives Sharon has serving? I have 2 nephews, and remember several other folks here have mentioned similar things."
I have one relative serving in this war. I am too old for it, as are my siblings. My children, nieces, and nephews are not the right age, either. I am the daughter of a 21-war, 3-war veteran. That enough?
I find this insinuation (beloved by lefties) to be despicable. Frankly, after some of the comments on this blog, I'm beginning to realize that lefties aren't nearly as beholden to the First Amendment as I had thought.
"We support our troops. The administartion does not seem to actually do so."
Yes, it does. That equipment and strategy has changed over the duration of this war is not tantamount to not supporting the troops.
"Right. The conservatives care for and support our troops. Tel
Tonic water, dammit, with quinine.
Watch your language, young lady.
Aargh - ok Hecate - try both. First try a banana or whatever.
then try tonic water.
It really does stop them for really real.
I've never seen agnostic used in quite this way.
I hope I never see it again.
(Is he still sitting in his car and posting?)
but Cabot up in Vermont make a serious high-end Cheddar that doesn't travel much outside New England that's just wonderful...
ProfWombat | 09.09.06 - 8:44 pm | #
We get Cabot here in NJ. It is the best.
I haven't had leg cramps for quite a while, though the best advice I ever got to alleviate the pain was to get out of bed and stand/walk/move the leg in question.
mer
A real good suggestion also.
(Longhorns fumble in the red zone!)
fried banana hammock!
There is no such thing as an unnatural act, only an uncomfortable one.
You know that I love you, right?
I got the tip about tonic with quinine from a doctor and I've used it and I've passed it on and it does work. Like magic.
It's rather difficult, I've found, to try to regulate your own potassium level, though it's always good to include potassium heavy foods in your diet.
Coffee is very potassium rich.
Sen Kaye Bailey Horseshit: “This ship is another exhibit in our strong national resolve to win the war on terror.” Always on the political bandwagon. Even at a non-political event.
My calf muscle is still sore. What CAUSEs those damn things
Too much time on conference calls?
Shaw: depends on what you mean by nature; humans can't act unnaturally if they're part of it...
Dr. Tena had the cure for my hiccups, so I would follow her advice anytime.
I don't know about leg cramps, but I can't wait to get my hands on those pills that may destroy your liver, but will at least deal with that life-threatening "restless leg syndrome - or RLS" thingie.
I like to poop. NTodd
Hash - I *knew* you were the scat-troll!
Prof Wombat, I think Nicole Richie does have it, though. The way she looks, and add that excessive physical exercize.
thanks Dr. Shouty, I will.
Draco, as I understand it, hospitals spread the cost of indigent care out to those of us who have incurred medical expenses but no insurance. I am still paying on $13K for an appendectomy. They can't charge insurance companies due to the fact that they have negotiated fixed-price contracts, so who gets the overruns? we, the uninsured.
My sister, a radiologist, is a stickler on potassium. "Most health problems start with potassium defiency," she says. Accurate?
Snow: that's a submarine Kay was talking about? Real useful in the streets of Baghdad, or in Afghanistan, or looking for Al Qaeda that'll be. I'll sleep better tonight...
There is no such thing as an unnatural act, only an uncomfortable one.
And the right ointment makes most uncomfortable ones more pleasurable.
How is restless leg syndrome life threatening?
It's rather difficult, I've found, to try to regulate your own potassium level, though it's always good to include potassium heavy foods in your diet.
That's an excellent idear to, Miss T.
There is no such thing as an unnatural act, only an uncomfortable one.
You know that I love you, right?
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
Back at you, Goddess.
And standing and walking alliviates my leg cramps when those suckers wake we at night.
But I will try Tena's quinine cure for sure.
Don't know why I get them either. I've been a runner/walker all my life, always physically active. Vitamin taker. Beats me. Life's mysteries.
These are the upcoming primaries:
SEPTEMBER 11 - Virginia Islands
SEPTEMBER 12 - Arizona, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin
SEPTEMBER 19 - Massachusetts, Washington
SEPTEMBER 23 - Hawaii
The timing of this Disney movie seems like it's intended to change the outcome in primaries rather than the general. Does that make sense to anyone?
anji - my point precisely.
How is restless leg syndrome life threatening?
anjinsan
If your leg gets restless enough, it could decide to leave you and you'll bleed to death.
Sen Kaye Bailey Horseshit: “This ship is another exhibit in our strong national resolve to win the war on terror.” Always on the political bandwagon. Even at a non-political event.
Snow, Frank Sinatra
Man I'd love to see Radnofsky beat her.
Dunno if there's a chance.
I regulate my potassium levels by purging all my meals and having a weekly enema.
I used to have leg cramps, but then I shot my calf muscles full of botox. Now I don't feel a thing and my legs look youthful and sexy.
Too much time on conference calls?
I'm sure that's it. Friday, we had a meeting from 11 until 12 to prep for the conference call. The conference call went from 12 until 8:30. Maybe I can get workman's comp.
I'm ready for the Magic Fingers, a good chardonnay, and some lovely Irish cheddar on wheat.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Baby, I didn't manage it today, but do you still need my basil crop, rosemary and tarragon? If so, I'll do my damnedest to get them out to you Monday. The basil is getting pretty silly.
Hecate! Two things - eat a banana and increase your load bearing exercise. The long muscles in your legs are affected very seriously by a deficit - fast twitch/slow twitch muscle fibres are affected. Raking is good for your arms and chest - not so much your legs. Take a walk or so around the block.
NTODD!
that is all.
Attaturk - or, it could detach itself and kick your ass.
Draco: most folks have good kidneys, and working kidneys are generally smarter than working doctors. So unless your diet is bizarre, or you're on certain drugs that cause loss, or you don't give said kidneys enough to work with in terms of fluid, salt and like that, potassium deficiency isn't much of a problem in the well-nourished.
How is restless leg syndrome life threatening?
If, f'rinstance, you're accustomed to sleeping with a locked and loaded rifle in your bed, say.
How is restless leg syndrome life threatening?
anjinsan
Well, if you don't sleep alone, the person you are sleeping with is apt to kill ya.
Shaw: depends on what you mean by nature; humans can't act unnaturally if they're part of it...
ProfWombat
Yes. I've never understood the phrase "Man and Nature." We ARE nature.
Snow: that's a submarine Kay was talking about?
Hey she said it was an exhibit. Not a tool in the war. Show 'em a picture of the bad lady and the terrorists cower in fear at the thought of her torpedos. Shrub himself said one like her could sail up the Arkansas River and take out all of Big Dog's library.
but will at least deal with that life-threatening "restless leg syndrome - or RLS" thingie
Just remember, if your relentless leg is still relentless after four hours, seek a doctor's advice.
HellKitty--Thanks for you kind comments, but I'm afraid I'm turning this thread into an old age home, everyone complaining about his or her health.
Jennifer, the older daughter ran today in DC in a half-marathon, and she beat her last time by 14 minutes.
We just talked to her, and she's pretty darn happy.
My sister, a radiologist, is a stickler on potassium. "Most health problems start with potassium defiency," she says. Accurate?
The basic electrolytes, sodium, potassium, chloride, CO2, calcium being the most important, must be controlled within very narrow ranges in the body for it to keep going.
Too low or too high K+ is fatal. So, yeah.
NTodd wants a Hummer? I am so over him.
Nicole Richie
That's a humjob, or teabagging, Nicole. You still think he's teh hot.
(Buckeyes score)
How is restless leg syndrome life threatening?
It can be very disruptive to your sleep, reducing your attention to detail.
Hey, I wonder if restless leg syndrome is like that thing with dogs, where if you scratch a certain place on their underside, they'll get that back leg going? Or cats, where if you scratch that part of their lower back, they start licking themselves.
NTODD!
Ahem. SENATOR NTODD!
Thank you.
Gotta go. One of the interns needs the phone line.
In the DC area, I mean.
And the right ointment makes most uncomfortable ones more pleasurable.
masculine_monica_nyc | 09.09.06 - 8:53 pm | #
True, that.
If your leg gets restless enough, it could decide to leave you and you'll bleed to death.
Attaturk
No way. No leg of mine has ever won the war to secede.
If your leg gets restless enough, it could decide to leave you and you'll bleed to death.
Attaturk
No way. No leg of mine has ever won the war to secede.
Echidne: can't tell from here...
I don't have "restless leg syndrome",
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
Thanks Karin. If there's one thing I have it is a store of remedies for strange things and they work or I wouldn't pass them on.
Seriously - ask flory. I told her about tonic and it stopped her leg cramps.
It sure stopped mine.
Hey everybody! I hope you're all having a lovely Saturday.
Jumping right in with a blogwhore
I added some pictures of our adventure to the Tasty Top today.
And could someone who knows blogger please tell me how to get the photo captions next to the photo they refer to instead of on top of the next photo? Thanks.
You still think he's teh hot.
No, I am completely over NTodd. But now that Eli is a big Hollywood producer, he is becoming sexier and sexier...
Don't know why I get them either. I've been a runner/walker all my life, always physically active. Vitamin taker. Beats me. Life's mysteries.
Shaw Kenawe
I have a theory, but it's one of those that should always be looked upon with a certain amount of bemusement.
Peri- and menopausal women tend to complain of leg and foot cramps more than the rest of the population.
Hormonal changes or HRT may be involved.
Is there a difference between potassium and plutonium? I have a lead on someone who is stockpiling it. I am just not sure which. Ah fuck it. I'll publish it anyway.
-Robert Novack.
pie - good on her! How are things otherwise for all of you?
whiskey
Love the reference in the Stella's World picture.
The conference call went from 12 until 8:30. Maybe I can get workman's comp.
Get a headset and walk.
Everywhere.
Gotta go. One of the interns needs the phone line.
Well, that's a euphemism if I've ever heard it!
Gotta go. One of the interns needs the phone line.
No flirting!
Well, if you don't sleep alone, the person you are sleeping with is apt to kill ya.
Tena | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:56 pm | #
Word.
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
Listless Leg Syndrome.
Prof Wombat, we get Cabot, Tillamook and Pure Luck Farms goat cheese here. We are truly blessed for cheese where I live.
What's our nuclear option, here?
Jennifer | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:42 pm | #
Some ideas and more at americablog
Thank you, Hecate.
My sister, a radiologist, is a stickler on potassium. "Most health problems start with potassium defiency," she says. Accurate?
Draco | 09.09.06 - 8:53 pm | #
Check out The Magnesium Factor
BTW, I am related to one of the authors, so I'm biased.
Dammit watertiger! I need to up my potassium so I can type faster.
billy b: the lyte levels indeed have to be well regulated, but they almost always are by well-functioning kidneys given enough free water and minerals to work with. Most folks don't have to worry about taking, say, salt or potassium supplements beyond a good diet. You get dehydrated, do a lot of vomiting, you take diuretics, you can lose lots of potassium, and need it replaced, but most folks do fine...
What's our nuclear option, here?
Something about herbal remedies for atomic ache I think.
Jennifer,
I used to suffer from RLS - have you had your crit checked? As it turns out, I was anemic, and once I fixed that, the restless legs went away.
In general, people - make sure you get enough electrolytes and stay hydrated (and that does NOT mean coffee, tea, pop, or beer! Those things will dehydrate you!).
Dehydation can cause such scary things as heart palpitations. I have had the embarrassing personal experience here to know this first hand. So learn from my experience.
Those are some gorgeous girls you've got, whiskeyina.
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
That explains the liberal ennui jerk responses.
Well, that's a euphemism if I've ever heard it!
Not as good as 'buying his book'.
hellkitty: sallyh and I will be right over...
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
Attaturk | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:58 pm | #
which leg?
Peri- and menopausal women tend to complain of leg and foot cramps more than the rest of the population.
Hormonal changes or HRT may be involved.
Actually, I'd believe that. For the 5 years that I was on Tamoxifen, I had leg and foot cramps all the time. Every woman I knew on Tamoxifen complained of the same thing, although doctors will tell you that cramps are not a known side effect of Tamoxifen. But since I went off of it, I almost never get them, except if I'm tired out, but then they are a doozey.
Prof Wombat, we get Cabot, Tillamook and Pure Luck Farms goat cheese here. We are truly blessed for cheese where I live.
Hellkitty (SHG)
My sister, bless her heart, was preparing some appetizers with Cabot cheddar and told her visiting granddaughters that she was going to cut the cheese. They fell off the couch laughing. My sister hadn't heard of that figure of speech.
Chimpy said he emptied the CIA torture program. He lied.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/
art...2350485,00.html
Thanks Karin.
Don't know why I get them either. I've been a runner/walker all my life, always physically active. Vitamin taker. Beats me. Life's mysteries.
Goes with the territory, kid. If you exercise more you metabolize the electrolytes that keep the muscles working. Tetany is normal for folks that exercise.
That's why one needs to stretch before and after exertion. And have a diet that replenishes the electrolyes. And, the most underrated point of all- drink copious quantities of water.
ProfWombat--I eat nutritious breakfast cereal every day and take vitamins and supplements. But when I awakened at the hospital and they took blood from me, the first thing they said was I had a potassium deficiency. They gave me some foul dense potion in a little paper cup--probably $500
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
Listless Leg Syndrome.
watertiger
I am not worthy now, I was not worthy in the past and I will never be worthy.
You get dehydrated, do a lot of vomiting, you take diuretics, you can lose lots of potassium, and need it replaced, but most folks do fine...
I had a prof once who advised the young women fond of purging to be sure to eat a banana and brush their teeth afterwards (stomach acid's nasty on the enamel).
hellkitty: sallyh and I will be right over...
ProfWombat | 09.09.06 - 9:03 pm | #
you are always welcome.
Those are some gorgeous girls you've got, whiskeyina.
Karin
Soon - with bears!
rorschach - yah, my first husband had restless leg syndrome. Goddamn - it drove me crazy. You're dropping off and the person next to you starts running a goddamn marathon while lying down.
I have no idea what it's about, but it's damned annoying.
I don't have "restless leg syndrome",
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
Attaturk | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 8:58 pm | #
I have meningeal malaise.
I hate it when my leg falls asleep, cause it will be up all damn night.
Since the Shamecocks decided to show up, is there anything else on TV?
billy b: the lyte levels indeed have to be well regulated, but they almost always are by well-functioning kidneys given enough free water and minerals to work with.
Yessir. Exactamundo. Water intake is critical. Very few peoples drink enough agua.
JeffCo: that's quite a prof; right as to the specifics, but hasn't got a clue, not a clue...
You know, I was just thinking. This Attaturk thread has been up for a long time now.
now for all you bear lovers. A short story I recommend..."When Bears Discovered Fire". Very sweet.
Since the Shamecocks decided to show up, is there anything else on TV?
Ohio State vs Texas on the channel I am supposedly boycotting.
Wow, a fun night in the old town tonight. Yanni rerun is on our local PBS station.
Soon - with bears!
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:05 pm | #
Thank you, too!
Soon - with bears!
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:05 pm | #
Thank you, too!
My leg just has a feeling of ennui.
Listless Leg Syndrome.
Better than listing to one side- you end up going in circles.
Those are some gorgeous girls you've got, whiskeyina.
Karin
Soon - with bears!
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers
That's the worst idea for a bear-baiting I've ever heard. How about some authoritarians instead?
hey vicki: howzitgoin?
Yanni rerun is on our local PBS station. Vicki
There's a not-so-brief encounter happening on TCM.
rorschach - yah, my first husband had restless leg syndrome. Goddamn - it drove me crazy. You're dropping off and the person next to you starts running a goddamn marathon while lying down.
I have no idea what it's about, but it's damned annoying.
Tena | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:06 pm | #
Miriam doesn't run, but she pulls her knees up, and then her feet slowly slide back down, little by little, making a noise every inch of the way.
I usually just push her knees down.
They gave me some foul dense potion in a little paper cup--probably $500
It's foul alright.
My mom had a terrible problem with it because she took high blood pressure medication and that can throw the whole thing out of whack.
I tasted a bit one time when she was in the hospital and was bitching about it. It's awful nasty.
But when I awakened at the hospital and they took blood from me, the first thing they said was I had a potassium deficiency
That's what the docs, years ago, told me caused my heart palpitations. Potassium deficiency. That was at the height of my running years. I was doing 5 miles a day and 6 to 8 miles on the weekends. And then I started getting these palpitations. Had the heart stressed tested and passed with flying colors. Never had the problem again.
Life's mysteries.
the Shamecocks decided to show up
Do you think the Jets would let us borrow Brad Smith for a couple quarters? I heard he does comebacks.
Eh, fuck it.
Ooh, Maria Sharapova.
JeffCo: that's quite a prof; right as to the specifics, but hasn't got a clue, not a clue... ProfWombat
It was an abnormal psychology class of course.
The Twins are getting a strong performance out of (I kid you not)...
Boof Bonser
JeffCo: that's quite a prof; right as to the specifics, but hasn't got a clue, not a clue...
Prof - that's one of those things where the guy knew the girls were going to do it, so he might as well try to get them to attempt some ameliorative measures.
Some wingnut senator (didn't catch his name) said of the ABC Rove movie, "The idea that Hollywood is out to get Clinton is just nuts."
The Twins are getting a strong performance out of (I kid you not)...
Boof Bonser
What twins? The bush twins, barb and jenna?
The Twins are getting a strong performance out of (I kid you not)...
Boof Bonser
What twins? The bush twins, barb and jenna?
Nope, Sharapova and her grunting are annoying.
I have meningeal malaise. rorschach
I was once beset by creeping malaysians, not that I cared afterwards.
Mrs C and I are heckling My Date With Drew at present.
so far my dinner has consisted of 3 vodka & 7ups and a bowl of potato chips.
Is this unhealthy?
rorschach - he would jerk his legs up and down, like he was running with high-lifted knees.
Oy.
'
so far my dinner has consisted of 3 vodka & 7ups and a bowl of potato chips.
Is this unhealthy?
All that 7up will kill you.
Screwdrivers have more vitamin C.
Is this unhealthy?
You need potassium.
Also more vodka.
Goldberg is a tosser.
Moonbootica, Opera Buff
Wouldn't it be grand if the LAT was the tosser, and Master DPL was the, how you say, tossee? Yes, yes I think it would...
Nope, Sharapova and her grunting are annoying. Snow
I once made a woman meow.
so far my dinner has consisted of 3 vodka & 7ups and a bowl of potato chips.
Is this unhealthy?
If you have to ask...
Ooh, Maria Sharapova.
Snow, Frank Sinatra | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:09 pm | #
She was playing rather poorly at first, but she pulled it together to win the first set, thank goodness!
All that 7up will kill you.
Nicole Richie | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:16 pm | #
what is really strange is drinking water has always upset my stomach more than amything else.
"Is this unhealthy?"
--Hellkitty
Probably not, unless you do it every day.
At that point you might want to add a multi-vitamin pill.
Snow, 15 - 0 at the half.
I once made a woman meow.
OK, now you're just showing off.
Also more vodka.
CowAnotherCow | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:16 pm | #
one oz. per. max 5 per night. I know my limits.
That's the worst idea for a bear-baiting I've ever heard. How about some authoritarians instead?
Bears won't eat them. They're too afraid of being put in a cage w/ a pre-pubescent girl and being poked with sticks.
billyb: hard to say from a distance without being glib, but that's a tough balancing act...
Snow, 15 - 0 at the half.
I knew that interception was going to end poorly.
Echidne: can't tell from here...
You're right that I shouldn't do a distance diagnosis. But then many people make fun of her with a distance diagnosis, too, and given that I have someone in my family who had anorexia and recovered... I don't know. I feel like I should say something.
so far my dinner has consisted of 3 vodka & 7ups and a bowl of potato chips.
Is this unhealthy?
Hellkitty (SHG)
Sweetie, if you lived closer, I'd have made you a plate of homemade crab cakes made lump crab, minced red peppers, fresh corn kernels, minced cilantro, cumin, coriander, and sauted with panko crumbs, with a dipping sauce of vegetarian mayo, mustard, yogurt, lemon, capers and minced red onions.
Everybody eats when they come to my house.
I was once beset by creeping malaysians, not that I cared afterwards.
JeffCO | 09.09.06 - 9:14 pm | #
I also have an apathetic aorta and feckless phalanges.
OK, now you're just showing off.
Or he's watched a movie one too many times.
Night, batsies.
Screwdrivers have more vitamin C.
As do mimosas.
Hey attaturk - how do you do the Rove gravatar? Is it just programmed to do that now?
Just curious.
Some wingnut senator (didn't catch his name) said of the ABC Rove movie, "The idea that Hollywood is out to get Clinton is just nuts."
Ah, but this is the new "Hollywoodians for Christ" segment that's doing the docudribble.
Repeating shameless plug for my cousin's book: The Magnesium Factor.
Everyone should buy 100 copies of this book today. Makes a great Christmas gift. (Unless you are waging war on Christmas)
OK, now you're just showing off. Snow
I was remembering Bruno Kirby.
Oh please, oh please, let ABC get sued. As someone said somewhere else, by the time this is all over, I hope that ABC stands for Allbright, Berger & Clinton.
Isn't it in Exley's "A Fan's Notes", where he goes to the ER convinced he has had a heart attack? The doctor, after discovering Exley has been binging every weekend, tells him to order 5 (?) baked potatoes, throw out the innards, and eat the skins for the potassium. A great novel by a flawed human being.
At 9:19 was talking to JeffCO; sorry for the confusion
Oh, my. I just realized that boycotting ABC means we don't get to watch Fucker Carlson on "Dancing with the Stars."
so far my dinner has consisted of 3 vodka & 7ups and a bowl of potato chips.
Is this unhealthy?
Were the chips salted?
5-Minute Video of George W. Bush on the Morning of 9/11
http://www.thememoryhole.org/911...11/bush-
911.htm
Consider these facts.
1. Planes are crashing into buildings.
2. The President's presence at the school was announced three days ahead of time in time media.
3. There is an airport just 4 miles from the school.
So how did the Secret Service know Bush wasn't in danger? How did they know they were not making targets of those teachers and students by keeping them in that room with Bush?
Everybody eats when they come to my house.
Shaw Kenawe | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:19 pm | #
Shaw, you are a love.Unfortunately I am allergic to shellfish. I was going to make chicken & dumpling soup tonight but El Esposo had already eaten. I think it may be hot dogs for me after a while.
billyb: hard to say from a distance without being glib, but that's a tough balancing act... ProfWombat
Actually, the prof was something of an ass. He was trying to be "cool guy."
what is really strange is drinking water has always upset my stomach more than amything else.
If you were a fish you would be dead.
what is really strange is drinking water has always upset my stomach more than amything else.
If you were a fish you would be dead.
so far my dinner has consisted of 3 vodka & 7ups and a bowl of potato chips.
Is this unhealthy?
Looks like you left out the French onion dip.
I knew that interception was going to end poorly.
Yeah. One of my favorite football games ever, the winning team won because they missed a game-winning field goal and ended up trapping the other team deep in their own end.
The pantload makes him smell bad, but it's the load of dough in his head that I find really annoying. A literate version of Auggy.
I once made a woman meow.
I've had women hiss at me...
Everybody eats when they come to my house.
Sweey Shiva, that sounds amazing.
I had the witches over this afternoon for movie day. We made smoothies w/ fresh, organic yogurt, organic peaches, orange-blossom honey, and lemon thyme. We watched the original Wicker Man and the musical episode of Buffy.
Oh, my. I just realized that boycotting ABC means we don't get to watch Fucker Carlson on "Dancing with the Stars."
I suspect you will live. I also suspect he won't be on long.
Shaw, you are a love.Unfortunately I am allergic to shellfish. I was going to make chicken & dumpling soup tonight but El Esposo had already eaten. I think it may be hot dogs for me after a while.
Hellkitty (SHG)
Hey! In Beantown, Saturday night was always frankfurter night with brown bread and Boston baked beans!
Perfect.
Wow. Ben Stiller was all up in that woman's face.
And, hey, Justiiiiine, please eat a banana or something. Ya need a little boost.
Were the chips salted?
spinoza Neque lugere, neque in | 09.09.06 - 9:22 pm | #
KC Masterpiece hot & spicy. My lips are burning.
Jen: I was blathering yesterday that ABC is certainly on notice that Pt911 has factual errors, and that some object,and it would have been fun to see the word 'malice' in the letters from Albright/Berger or Clinton...
mmmmm...crabcakes....
I had the witches over this afternoon for movie day.
What, no nekkid gardening? I thought you'd be all over that!
billyb: hard to say from a distance without being glib, but that's a tough balancing act...
I've got a 24 year old daughter.
Among her and her friends, they are to a woman, very headstrong. Always have been. They will do what they want to do - one just has to try and get them to take care of themselves and kind of funnel them in the right direction.
Of course, we're not talking about purging or anything as such, but the same logic applies in most of the situations, if you catch my drift.
I had the witches over this afternoon for movie day. We made smoothies w/ fresh, organic yogurt, organic peaches, orange-blossom honey, and lemon thyme. We watched the original Wicker Man and the musical episode of Buffy.
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed
*Swoon*
And ror, I bet you've had women purr at you because of your sensational touch.
Tennis star Maria Sharapova and Rasputin were both born in Siberia
I also have an apathetic aorta and feckless phalanges. rorschach
I'd have figured phlegmatic phalanges and feckless femurs.
I once made a woman meow.
I've had women hiss at me...
Just as long as they don't cough up a hairball while you're having sex. I have heard that can dampen one's ardor.
order 5 (?) baked potatoes, throw out the innards,
About once a year, I allow myself a "loaded" baked potato. What is it about sour cream, a boatload of chives, bacon bits, and cheese that is soooooo good?
Hey! In Beantown, Saturday night was always frankfurter night with brown bread and Boston baked beans!
Perfect.
Shaw Kenawe | Homepage | 09.09.06 - 9:24 pm | #
I love Beantown. One of my favorite places. If I ever get to travelling again I will come to see you.
Off topic update:
I'm watching the Ohio State/Texas football game on ABC right now, and as far as I can tell, they have not run a single promo for the hatchet job. Nothing. And this is one of the bigger games to be televised on the schedule this year so there are a lot of eyes watching this game. For them to not promo the heck out of it leads me to believe that it's going to be pulled.