No he can't
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:24 pm | #
Stick a big fucking fork in Joe--He's well overdone.
Supreme Commander Thor |
10.07.06 - 6:24 pm | #
The protesters, made up of members of the United Steelworkers union and the anti-war group Uprise Counter Recruitment, chanted, "Jeb go home," and said Bush blew them a kiss.
Bush family. Nuthin' but class.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 6:24 pm | #
And just this morning I heard Mara LIEason on NPR (taking a break from Brit's crotch) to run a puff piece on Joe.
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:26 pm | #
I'm happy to root for the Tigers... their play by play announcer is the brother of a good friend of mine. They were sufferin' just a few years ago when the Tigers were one of the worst teams ever.
There's gotta be a lesson here somewhere for Peter The Asshole Angelos and his unfortunate hostages, The Orioles.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 6:28 pm | #
To no one's surprise, Ohio State is whuppin' on Bowling Green.
Now back to your regularly scheduled political snark.
Lindsay, plainclothes hippie |
10.07.06 - 6:30 pm | #
Wrestlin' Denny
I'm BLIND!
Oh, sweet God Almighty I've been struck blind!
It burns! Oh, it burns!
Dash Riprock |
10.07.06 - 6:31 pm | #
I think the unfortunate fact is taht we're stuck with Lieberman for the next 7 years.
Vicki, Who ? Al Gore
Way way way way too early for such pessimistic pronouncements. For one thing, I think it might be statistically impossible for a major party candidate to get 6 percent of whatever Schlesinger's polling, and there's a debate to go and Iraq is getting worse and worse...
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 6:31 pm | #
Oct. 7, 2006 — House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert's chief of staff met with disgraced former Rep. Mark Foley to discuss the time and attention Foley was giving House pages years before the speaker's office admits becoming aware of the issue, a current House staffer told ABC News.
The staffer, who asked not be identified because of the ongoing FBI and House Ethics Committee investigations, told ABC News of learning in November 2005 about an earlier meeting between Hastert Chief of Staff Scott Palmer and Foley, R-Fla.
November 2005 was around the time Rep. John Shimkus, R-Ill., head of the House Page Board, and then-House Clerk Jeff Trandahl, who was administrator of the page program, met with Foley about an e-mail exchange Foley had with a former page sponsored by Rep. Rodney Alexander, R-La.
The question is how many r's will really pull the lever for holy Joe.
My guess is not nearly as many as answer a survey saying they will.
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:34 pm | #
Sorry, Atrios, but Joe can help it. He's saying these things fully knowing what he's saying and why he's saying them.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 6:35 pm | #
ABC's "This Week" - Reps. Tom Reynolds, R-N.Y., and Rahm Emanuel, D-Ill.; former Secretary of State James Baker; actress Patricia Heaton, spokeswoman for Cure Autism
CBS' "Face the Nation" - Reps. Tom Davis, R-Va., and Ray LaHood, R-Ill.
NBC's "Meet the Press" - Sen. Jim Talent, R-Mo., and his Democratic opponent, state auditor Claire McCaskill; journalist Bob Woodward.
CNN's "Late Edition" - Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari; Sens. Joseph Biden, D-Del., and John Cornyn, R-Texas; former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan.
"Fox News Sunday" - Reps. Jack Kingston, R-Ga., and Martin Meehan-D-Mass.; conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, Family Research Council President Tony Perkins and Citizens United President David Bossie; retired Maj. Gen. Edward F. Grillo Jr., president of the Air Force Memorial Foundation.
Dept of Nutshellery: five shows, four Dems.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 6:35 pm | #
ABC's "This Week" - Reps. Tom Reynolds, R-N.Y., and Rahm Emanuel, D-Ill.;
Anyone got a pair Rahm can borrow for a few minutes?
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 6:36 pm | #
Yup, four dems and that's including Biden.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 6:36 pm | #
Dept of Nutshellery: five shows, four Dems.
This Weak has to be the worst.
pie |
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10.07.06 - 6:36 pm | #
Patricia Heaton...why?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 6:37 pm | #
...years before the speaker's office admits becoming aware of the issue, a current House staffer told ABC News.
I just finished reading that and came here. (It may have been posted for the 19th time in comments but I've been out.)
Silleigh, aka Furiousleigh |
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10.07.06 - 6:37 pm | #
Apparently Pelosi once breathed the same air as a NAMBLA member; she should really step down.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 6:37 pm | #
Paul, good point. The r's won't pull for Joe.
ErinPDX |
10.07.06 - 6:38 pm | #
Patricia Heaton...why?
So she can whine in her unsufferably whiny voice about how Nancy Pelosi put our children at risk.
Dash Riprock |
10.07.06 - 6:38 pm | #
QuentinCompson, thanks for the teevee listing.
Somebody really oughta break it to Blitzer that the Democratic party includes other people besides Joe Biden.
Lindsay, plainclothes hippie |
10.07.06 - 6:38 pm | #
Patricia Heaton is a conservative.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 6:38 pm | #
Cute! Two people who protested at the Santorum rally - the one where Jeb cut and run - got stun guns used on them by police.
Welcome to AmeriKKKa.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 6:39 pm | #
This is a seperate staffer than the one Washington Post had yesterday.
So now Fordham, and two anon staffers are all saying that Foley met with Hastert's chief of staff back in 2003 about harassing the pages.
Hastert's chief of staff lives with him in DC. If he knew, Hastert knew. Plain and simple.
trifecta |
10.07.06 - 6:39 pm | #
Perhaps Chris Wallace can flesh out Davis Bossie's position on the republican party being not conservative but radical.
That's what Joe Scarborough badgered him into admitting.
It was really pretty impressive.
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:39 pm | #
Dept of Nutshellery: five shows, four Dems.
And the thugs are from the real mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging side of the pen:
David Bossie
Laura Ingraham
John Cornyn
Pat Buchanan
Jim Talent
Ray LaHood
Patricia Haton
James Baker's the liberal Republican, I guess
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 6:39 pm | #
So she can whine in her unsufferably whiny voice about how Nancy Pelosi put our children at risk.
She had better not start that kind of nonsense.
pie |
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10.07.06 - 6:39 pm | #
Patricia Heaton is a conservative.
I know, but what's the redeeming value? What can she bring to a talk show that an expert can't bring?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 6:39 pm | #
Faux News Watch is off to a pretty good start dissecting the media withholding the emails.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 6:40 pm | #
actress Patricia Heaton, spokeswoman for Cure Autism
She's the celebrity spokesmodel for autism??? Great.
Silleigh, aka Furiousleigh |
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10.07.06 - 6:41 pm | #
Cute! Two people who protested at the Santorum rally - the one where Jeb cut and run - got stun guns used on them by police.
Welcome to AmeriKKKa.
Terry C, Republiphobe
According to the story, some people did get close to Jeb when they were yelling, and we can't have that, can we?
Supreme Commander Thor |
10.07.06 - 6:41 pm | #
What is the price of being a pedophile member of congress
Foley donated $750k to the republican house campaign committee
liars for bush |
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10.07.06 - 6:41 pm | #
Patricia Heaton is a conservative.
Ms. Feminist for Life?
The one who whined and cried during the Schiavo Debacle?
The one with the eating disorders and all the plastic surgery?
Shitty actress and shitty human being.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 6:42 pm | #
Patricia can tell us more about how Ms Shaivo is not brain dead.
What a nut.
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:42 pm | #
Actually, Foley donated $1,000,000 not $750,000 for those keeping track.
He has given them over $5,000,000 during his career.
trifecta |
10.07.06 - 6:42 pm | #
4 Dems and one liberal, Meehan, which is one more than most weeks.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 6:42 pm | #
I think Neil Gabler's fixing to throttle James Pinkerton, an understandable impulse.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 6:43 pm | #
Neal Gabler is excellent. Honestly the Faux News Watch is less conservative than Howie crap fest on Sundays
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:43 pm | #
It doesn't look like any WH officials have been sent out to spout talking points. I wonder why that is...
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 6:44 pm | #
joNo reminds me of the Ole crap house wall rhyme...
there was a man from bass
his ball were made of brass
when they clung together
they played stormy weather
and lightning shot outta his ass..
Animal, Bush roadkill |
10.07.06 - 6:44 pm | #
Wow, I had no idea that Heaton was such a known commodity. I'm getting the sneaky supsicion that you folks don't think much of her.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 6:44 pm | #
Neil Gabler used to be a real winger, but something has changed him these past couple of years.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 6:44 pm | #
Sooners playing WATB again.
ErinPDX
It would be nice if either the play-by-play guy or one of the two "experts" knew the rules of the game...
RealTexan |
10.07.06 - 6:45 pm | #
Patricia Heaton...why?
Wikipedia: Heaton is known as an outspoken conservative, pro-life activist and is the honorary chairperson of Feminists for Life, an organization that opposes the practice of abortion. She is a Republican and supporter of both President George W. Bush and the U.S. military invasion and occupation of Iraq.
animus |
10.07.06 - 6:45 pm | #
Wow, I had no idea that Heaton was such a known commodity. I'm getting the sneaky supsicion that you folks don't think much of her.
david mizner
Not really.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 6:45 pm | #
Oh, look! NIchole Richie is thin!
Great marketing tool!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 6:45 pm | #
Gabler was a winger? When was that?
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:47 pm | #
Fox commenter wondering about Detroit's supposed inferiority complex? Dudes, look in the mirror - you brought up that incident from back in fucking 1984 where a handful of suburban punks burned a cop car and you made out like the entire city was aflame.
Since then we've had 3 major celebrations with Pistons victories, 3 for the Red Wings, plus championships for teams like the Shock this year. Great time was had by all.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 6:47 pm | #
That exchange between Gabler and Pinkerton should be youtube-ed or C&Led. It's exactly how to smack down the crap Pinkerton was spouting about CREW, D's leaking emails etc.
EXACTLY!
I think Pinkerton needs to change undies.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 6:48 pm | #
wow -- been absent all day, so don't know if this has been linked. but c&l has an amazing post about carville sabatoging kerry's ohio recount plan. what a fucking lowlife; i had no idea he was that duplicitous:
On page 344, Woodward describes the doings at the White House in the early morning hours of Wednesday, the day after the '04 election.
Apparently, Kerry had decided not to concede. There were 250,000 outstanding ballots in Ohio.
So Kerry decides to fight. In fact, he considers going to Ohio to camp out with his voters until there is a recount. This is the last thing the White House needs, especially after Florida 2000.
So what happened?
James Carville gets on the phone with his wife, Mary Matalin, who is at the White House with Bush.
"Carville told her he had some inside news. The Kerry campaign was going to challenge the provisional ballots in Ohio — perhaps up to 250,000 of them. 'I don't agree with it, Carville said. I'm just telling you that's what they're talking about.'
"Matalin went to Cheney to report…You better tell the President Cheney told her."
Matalin does, advising Bush that "somebody in authority needed to get in touch with J. Kenneth Blackwell, the Republican Secretary of State in Ohio who would be in charge of any challenge to the provisional votes." An SOS goes out to Blackwell.
say a town house...
Animal, Bush roadkill |
10.07.06 - 6:50 pm | #
wow -- been absent all day, so don't know if this has been linked. but c&l has an amazing post about carville sabatoging kerry's ohio recount plan. what a fucking lowlife; i had no idea he was that duplicitous:
On page 344, Woodward describes the doings at the White House in the early morning hours of Wednesday, the day after the '04 election.
Apparently, Kerry had decided not to concede. There were 250,000 outstanding ballots in Ohio.
So Kerry decides to fight. In fact, he considers going to Ohio to camp out with his voters until there is a recount. This is the last thing the White House needs, especially after Florida 2000. So what happened?
James Carville gets on the phone with his wife, Mary Matalin, who is at the White House with Bush.
"Carville told her he had some inside news. The Kerry campaign was going to challenge the provisional ballots in Ohio — perhaps up to 250,000 of them. 'I don't agree with it, Carville said. I'm just telling you that's what they're talking about. Matalin went to Cheney to report…You better tell the President Cheney told her."
Matalin does, advising Bush that "somebody in authority needed to get in touch with J. Kenneth Blackwell, the Republican Secretary of State in Ohio who would be in charge of any challenge to the provisional votes." An SOS goes out to Blackwell. The rest is history. http://crooksandliars.com/
linda |
10.07.06 - 6:50 pm | #
Joe says Vote for Pedo
Irving R. Feldman |
10.07.06 - 6:50 pm | #
do you think they get bonus points for the number gop talking points they get out in each appearance
a rewards program
liars for bush |
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10.07.06 - 6:50 pm | #
There are plenty of odd couple Congressmen who have roomed together on Capitol Hill, but I have never heard of a chief of staff who rooms with his boss. It is beyond unusual. But it must have its advantages. Anything they forget to tell each other at the office, they have until bedtime to catch up on. And then there's breakfast for anything they forgot to tell each other before falling asleep. And then there's all day at the office. Hastert and Palmer are together more than any other co-workers in the Congress.
Et tu Cal Thomas? Turning on w?
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 6:51 pm | #
ABC's "This Week" - Reps. Tom Reynolds, R-N.Y., and Rahm Emanuel, D-Ill.; former Secretary of State James Baker; actress Patricia Heaton, spokeswoman for Cure Autism
So that we can be sure that James Baker won't be outshone by anyone.
If they named an aircraft carrier after Bushdaddy, then they should name a sieve after Bushboy.
The sieve would commemorate the fact that the Bushboy regime began to sink from the moment it began it's voyage.
Rudy |
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10.07.06 - 6:51 pm | #
I have a theory that many people of, shall we say, a certain age, see, e.g., HoJo, simply haven't actually incorporated the internet tubes into their consciousness. On some abstract level, they've heard of the internets and they know that such a thing exists, but they haven't really understood that the internets exist. They believe that they can lie as they always have and get away with it. It's like Hastert saying their present system isn't designed for electronic communication. He seems to mean that it used to be ok because they could get away with it, but now, damn it, there are electronic records.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator |
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10.07.06 - 6:52 pm | #
wow -- been absent all day, so don't know if this has been linked. but c&l has an amazing post about carville sabatoging kerry's ohio recount plan. what a fucking lowlife; i had no idea he was that duplicitous:
Well, Kerry had already said he'd challenge the results. Why is this news?
pie |
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10.07.06 - 6:52 pm | #
Joe Lieberman and Dennis Hastert. The Felix Unger and Oscar Madison of the GOP.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 6:53 pm | #
They named a school after Chimpy.
That just seems so wrong in so many ways
Irving R. Feldman |
10.07.06 - 6:53 pm | #
I can't even look at the video. He is SUCH an asshole.
What's more is that I can't believe he's polling higher than Lamont. What a pants-wetting type. A sellout. Enabler. Debaser!!!
Pitchforks & Torches |
10.07.06 - 6:54 pm | #
30-7 Michigan.
Soon to be 31.
pie |
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10.07.06 - 6:54 pm | #
I have to say: i have NEVER seen Oklahoma implode like this, before.
i hope, linking a football game to politics irrationally, that the GOP will similarly implode.
PoppieProng, Inter Alia |
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10.07.06 - 6:54 pm | #
Good one from Marshall's weekend sit-in:
From the AP, last Saturday:
"This time there were no tortured explanations, no heels dug in, no long, slow drip of revelation or fight for redemption. Rep. Mark Foley, R-Fla., just up and quit after his e-mails expressing undue interest in a 16-year-old male page were exposed to the nation. Less than six weeks from a tough election for Republicans who control an already ethically tainted Congress, the more common stick-it-out approach to scandal was cast aside.
'Resigning leaves your attackers nowhere to go,' said Eric Dezenhall, a crisis-management consultant. 'If this had dragged on, it could have sucked Republicans into the vortex of scandal.'"
Harvard won 33-23. I know the Ivy League isn't the "big leagues" of college football but it was fun to watch.
Used to be in the olden days.
pie |
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10.07.06 - 6:58 pm | #
Lieberman is about as unctuous and pompous as any horse's ass I've ever seen.
He also has a horse's face. I can't believe CT voters can't see through this charlatan.
Rudy |
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10.07.06 - 6:58 pm | #
"And yet, Joe's up in the polling."
i can see him being slightly ahead because goopers love him...maybe 2-4 pts. but 10 pts? no fucking way.
jdw |
10.07.06 - 6:58 pm | #
Neal Gabler need major props for being the only VOICE OF REASON on Fox News!!!!
Sonny Disposition |
10.07.06 - 6:58 pm | #
I never thought Carville was a trustworthy Dem. Nice to see that he and Lieberman are finally being exposed as the Rethuglican operatives they've likely always been.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 6:59 pm | #
Why is this news?
pie --
just had never heard carville's name involved inthe decision not to challenge. and to hear that he's the key reason leaves me with an even lower opinion of him than i thought possible. i hate those kinds of words like 'traitors', but it sure seems appropriate here.
linda |
10.07.06 - 6:59 pm | #
Oh yes - I've got about a third of the ramada painted now, and about half of its edges. I'm going to need another gallon of paint tho. To-morrow is also a day.
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 6:59 pm | #
What a great day!
Horns 28-10 over the Sooners,
A-Rod sucks once again in the playoffs and the Yankees are about to go home
RealTexan |
10.07.06 - 6:59 pm | #
i can see him being slightly ahead because goopers love him...maybe 2-4 pts. but 10 pts? no fucking way.
Unless whomever is doing the polling is overpolling the Goopers. That would then make sense.
No need to try and make it look like Joe is doing bad, after all, is there?
Supreme Commander Thor |
10.07.06 - 6:59 pm | #
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers, I heard your early plea to be stopped the next time a raw-wood painting project comes up. I promise I'll try, but for now, let me extend my sympathies to your arms and neck.
plantsman, lowercase |
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10.07.06 - 7:00 pm | #
Harvard won the national football championship in 1919 and won the Rose Bowl in 1920.
That's when the Ivy League was the place to play.
Rudy |
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10.07.06 - 7:01 pm | #
That partisan frenzy lie is breathtaking.
plantsman, lowercase |
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10.07.06 - 7:01 pm | #
What's more is that I can't believe he's polling higher than Lamont.
At talkingpointsmemo.com, there's this tidbit...
"Of all the leading players in the Mark Foley saga, Rep. Tom Reynolds is the only one in a close race for re-election. "
It makes one one wonder what a shitbag like Hastert has to do to NOT get reelected. Before the Foley thing, there was the story of Hastert's incredibly corrupt land deal, where he used an earmark to enrich himself by several million dollars. Who the hell votes for corrupt fucks like this? Stupid, motherfucking assholes!
Richard |
10.07.06 - 7:01 pm | #
Carville and that crowd from 1992 thinks they are the reason Clinton was elected.
A bunch of insider blowhards.
Carville, Begala, all the "New" Democrats.
Clinton won despite them.
Paul, no not that one |
10.07.06 - 7:02 pm | #
and to hear that he's the key reason
The key reason?
Not defending him, but there were many things going on there.
I've yet to see Carville do the dems any favors. He and the missus are in it, seems to me, for themselves.
We're gonna kick your pansy ass!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:03 pm | #
I promise I'll try, but for now, let me extend my sympathies to your arms and neck.
plantsman, lowercase
'Enkew! I'm going to go sit in the spa for awhile in a minute. Not my arms and neck so much this time as my poor crippled right hand. That's the problem with having done stuff all your life - parts start wearing out. To-morrow - finish painting and then, finally, plant the star jasmine underneath the ramada on its very own trellis. And try to raise cucumbers. Again. And oh! The only flowers I got for the front beds, the ones against the deep green walls, white and orangey-red chrysanthemums. Got them home and realised I'd just declared myself Mexican territory. Looks very nice!
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 7:04 pm | #
Steinbrenner has more money to spend than any other baseball team and he buys star players as fast as he can.
His payroll this year was nearly $200 million, which is $70 million more than anybody else's.
I just love it when Steinbrenner spends his ass off and winds up a loser anyway!
Rudy |
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10.07.06 - 7:07 pm | #
What did Gabler say? I wasn't watching Faux.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 7:07 pm | #
No surprise that Joe is a liar. All the Republicans are liars.
lipreader |
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10.07.06 - 7:08 pm | #
Many of the times I've heard him, Carville has had trouble stringing together a coherent sentence.
Obviously, though, his cravenness knows no bounds.
plantsman, lowercase |
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10.07.06 - 7:08 pm | #
Whoever this announcer is for the Tigers/Yankees game:
Josh Lewin - does the Rangers tv games as well as the SD Chargers radio broadcast
RealTexan |
10.07.06 - 7:08 pm | #
The Nutroots will be finito after this election.
Dan |
10.07.06 - 7:08 pm | #
Whoever this announcer is for the Tigers/Yankees game:
He sucks.
Play-by-play is Josh Leuin. IIRC, he used to announce for the Tigers. He currently works for the Texas Rangers, I think.
Analyst is Steve Lyons
DJ |
10.07.06 - 7:09 pm | #
The Oakland/Detroit match-up should be fun baseball.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 7:09 pm | #
I hear on the grapevine that the next hilariously lame GOP excuse is that --- you guessed it --- the emails are forgeries. I'm not kidding.
So Foley just "pretend" resigned, right?
plantsman, lowercase |
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10.07.06 - 7:10 pm | #
Money quote from the article accompanying the Newsweek poll:
And while the race is closer among male voters (46 percent for the Democrats vs. 42 percent for the Republicans), the Democrats lead among women voters 56 to 34 percent.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator |
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10.07.06 - 7:10 pm | #
Analyst is Steve Lyons...
Ahh, old Psycho Lyons.. Only Red Sox player that I've ever seen try to steal second with a runner already on second..
bill buckner |
10.07.06 - 7:11 pm | #
The Oakland/Detroit match-up should be fun baseball.
Diane C. Barking-Mad
Yes, indeed. Fox just hired A.J. Pierzynski of the White Sox to be a special in-studio pre- and post-game analyst for the ALCS.
DJ |
10.07.06 - 7:11 pm | #
Also not to defend him, but there is nothing in this story about Carville having anything whatsoever to do with Kerry's Ohio decisions. I think it's an element in the constant disinfo campaign that crescendos around election time, designed to divert opposition energy into arguing about what is pedophilia, gay mafia, who lost Ohio, liberals leaking to press, etc etc etc ad infinauseum.
Wise up. The mission is to destroy the R's on Nov. 7. All else is Rovian chaff.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 7:11 pm | #
fox announcers--on baseball.
really awful. almost enough reason to turn off baseball.
(BTW--vicki--my aplogies at the end of the last thread for my brain malfunction.)
Peterboy |
10.07.06 - 7:13 pm | #
Wise up. The mission is to destroy the R's on Nov. 7. All else is Rovian chaff.
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QuentinCompson
I don't mind Joe Buck, but Tim McCarver is way too much in love with the sound of his own voice.
ESPN Radio is a good option. Jon Miller/Joe Morgan or Dan Schulman/Dave Campbell are both good to listen to. Miller/Morgan will do the Series.
DJ |
10.07.06 - 7:15 pm | #
fox announcers--on baseball.
really awful. almost enough reason to turn off baseball
Could be worse... Brent Musberger
RealTexan |
10.07.06 - 7:15 pm | #
Has Rich Lowry said anything egregiously stupid lately?
plantsman, lowercase |
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10.07.06 - 7:15 pm | #
Could be worse... Brent Musberger
Chris Berman has single-handedly ruined sports for me.
lipreader |
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10.07.06 - 7:17 pm | #
Has Rich Lowry said anything egregiously stupid lately?
I'll go over to The Corner and check it out!
Done cleaning house, yay!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:17 pm | #
All I have to say is WTF is wrong with the good people of CT, that are giving this DINO a lead over Lamont? Albeit a small lead, but still? After what he did, and more importantly, did not do in 2000 and ever since then? WTF? Can someone from Conneticut please explain this to me?
Sincerely,
Steve
Steve in CO |
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10.07.06 - 7:17 pm | #
I loved watching the old Warriors, A's and Raiders on TV with the sound turned down and Bill King on the radio. A much better info system.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 7:18 pm | #
Rove is a genius!
I'm worried, people...
Sounds like this Foley thing is a win for the Republicans.
The Dems have overplayed their hand, Fred.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 7:18 pm | #
DJ--I think those guys -- jope buck etc--are on ESPN not Fox.
worst business is when the video is all over the park and not on the batter. I dont really want to see fans instead of the game.
that said....NYY down to its last three outs...
Peterboy |
10.07.06 - 7:18 pm | #
I hear on the grapevine that the next hilariously lame GOP excuse is that --- you guessed it --- the emails are forgeries. I'm not kidding.
So Foley just "pretend" resigned, right?
plantsman, lowercase
Foley only resigned because he's a Democrat.
FoxNews and the AP can't be wrong.
Rmj, Street Credentialed |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:19 pm | #
Has Rich Lowry said anything egregiously stupid lately?
When only a buttcheek chapeau will do, there's Lowry Asshattery:
The great divide in our cultural politics continues to be sex. The cultural left considers sex all-important and not important at all. All-important because it is a crucial means of self-expression; not important because the when, where and how don’t matter so much (sex is sex so long as it’s consensual). The cultural right considers sex wonderful and dangerous. Wonderful because it is the ultimate consummation of love; dangerous because if it is not carefully circumscribed, it destroys individuals and cultures.
masculine_monica_nyc |
10.07.06 - 7:19 pm | #
Peterboy,
No sweat whatsoever.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:20 pm | #
Looks like the first (of three) Ford/Corker debate is tonight, but surprise! It's not being televised on open air TV!
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:20 pm | #
The Dems have overplayed their hand, Fred.
I'd say so, Ethel.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:20 pm | #
brilliant!
PoppieProng, Inter Alia |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:20 pm | #
The WORST thing about FOX having any major sporting events is that their local stations tend to be podunk little outposts that do not broadcast in HD. Thanks a lot, assholes.
lipreader |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:21 pm | #
DJ--I think those guys -- jope buck etc--are on ESPN not Fox.
No, Joe Buck is on Fox. He's their NFL pre-game host, and he's their lead play-by-play guy for baseball and football. He also does St. Louis Cardinals games locally (busy man).
McCarver is his baseball partner.
Miller and Morgan do the Sunday night ESPN baseball game, and move over to radio when the League Championship Series begin. Schulman and Campbell do the Sunday night game on radio.
DJ |
10.07.06 - 7:21 pm | #
Chris Berman has single-handedly ruined sports for me.
Now, I thought he was kind of cool when he was younger. I hear screams of glee on the teevee!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:21 pm | #
Today, on a Faux radio newscast, they reported on the Democrat response to Bush's Saturday address. They said the spokesperson was critical of the DEMOCRAT leadership for not coming out sooner with the news on Mark Foley.
If true etc - but I doubt it not a second.
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QuentinCompson |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:21 pm | #
the emails are forgeries. I'm not kidding.
just check the digital kerning- it's plain as day....
lavalamp |
10.07.06 - 7:21 pm | #
Wonderful because it is the ultimate consummation of love; dangerous because if it is not carefully circumscribed, it destroys individuals and cultures.
masculine_monica_nyc
It was sex destroyed Nixon and brought down the Berlin Wall and ended WWII and...
When I was in Paris 30 years ago they had billboards with nekkid ladies on 'em. France is gonna hit the skids any decade now, and sex'll be the reason....
Rmj, Street Credentialed |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:22 pm | #
Gomez, I just saw you on the TeeVee!
You're No. 45!
Cute!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:22 pm | #
dangerous because if it is not carefully circumscribed, it destroys individuals and cultures.
What is the mathematical probability that the Yanks can come back with 2 Outs to go?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:24 pm | #
"Carville told her he had some inside news. The Kerry campaign was going to challenge the provisional ballots in Ohio — perhaps up to 250,000 of them. 'I don't agree with it, Carville said. I'm just telling you that's what they're talking about. Matalin went to Cheney to report…You better tell the President Cheney told her."
That's it.
Carville now has a slot in the Duck Pit.
Fuck him and that bitch he's married to.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.07.06 - 7:25 pm | #
Sitting on a park bench....
lipreader |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:26 pm | #
Sex is like air; you don't really think too much about it until you aren't getting any! LOL!
Sorry, couldn't help that... but seriously, could someone explain to me, since this thread is ostensibly about Lieberman, why isn't Lamont crushing this loon?
Steve in CO |
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10.07.06 - 7:26 pm | #
could someone explain to me, since this thread is ostensibly about Lieberman, why isn't Lamont crushing this loon?
The poll is about name recognition and general popularity, neither of which makes up a ground game of volunteers, precinct captains, etc. that you need to get your voters to the polls. All of which Lamont should have as party nominee, and as he is now endorsed by the unions.
Lamont will have his chance to turn the polls his way in the upcoming debate.
DJ |
10.07.06 - 7:28 pm | #
Oh good lord, one moment it's the Chevron ad, and the next moment it's an ad for Wal-Mart in Phoenix! Yech!
Pleather Naugahyde |
10.07.06 - 7:29 pm | #
Ok, it's now officially cold weather. I just put on my warm, fuzzy socks.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator |
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10.07.06 - 7:30 pm | #
Tiggers win, Motor City goes wild! Congrats to Vicki and Barndog and DWD, and any other MI peeps in the house!
bill buckner |
10.07.06 - 7:30 pm | #
Hecate: Ok, it's now officially cold weather. I just put on my warm, fuzzy socks.
I'm in sweatpants. And it got up to 73F here, today... never got anywhere near that warm inside, I can tell ya.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:32 pm | #
Feel free to celebrate, Michigan people.
Practice for Election Day.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 7:32 pm | #
Tiggers win, Motor City goes wild! Congrats to Vicki and Barndog and DWD, and any other MI peeps in the house!
bill buckner
Stunning!
Congrats, you Michiganders
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:33 pm | #
Today, on a Faux radio newscast, they reported on the Democrat response to Bush's Saturday address. They said the spokesperson was critical of the DEMOCRAT leadership for not coming out sooner with the news on Mark Foley.
You have to wonder if they have an automatic script editing program that randomly changes "Republican" to "Democrat" when the shit hits the fan. This wouild also explain the "Democrat party" bit, because then the software wouldn't have to worry about putting an "-ic" in the wrong place...
Elmer, PHD |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:33 pm | #
Feel free to celebrate, Michigan people.
Jumping up and down, braless!
(Sorry, couldn't resist...)
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:34 pm | #
Ok, it's now officially cold weather. I just put on my warm, fuzzy socks.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator |
80 F now, which is actually "cool," as it was in the mid '90's yesterday.
Should be down to 66 for a high by Thursday. But I ain't holdin' my breath.
Rmj, Street Credentialed |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:34 pm | #
pudge rodriguez is a winner
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:34 pm | #
the emails are forgeries. I'm not kidding.
Poor Foley. Resigning for nothing like that, without even a whimper of protest that it was a frameup.
I'm in sweatpants. And it got up to 73F here, today... never got anywhere near that warm inside, I can tell ya.
Chilly here today, 80F. I went into Tucson, to chase down dowm hardware junk, was over 90F there.
Doug |
10.07.06 - 7:35 pm | #
HW Bush's diplomats literally told Saddam that he viewed this as a private thing between Iraq and Kuwait and didn't really want to hear about it, tusting Saddam to take care of it all. Somehow Saddam interpreted that as a green light.
k+y=666 | 10.07.06 - 2:01 pm |
That was April Glassby, who worked for Unka James, the father of all evil. He's out trying to re-vamp his reputation. When asked about crimes like this recently, he said if he had broken the law, he would have been prosecuted... Smug prick.
larry |
10.07.06 - 7:35 pm | #
80 F now, which is actually "cool," as it was in the mid '90's yesterday.
Should be down to 66 for a high by Thursday. But I ain't holdin' my breath.
i was actually shocked when i went outside this morning to get the paper. "what is this? it's ... cool ... outside!
PoppieSexProng, InterSex Alia |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:36 pm | #
Damn! All those things that sex does, and it never does anything to me..... Think maybe if I sent it my address?
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 7:37 pm | #
wow and wow.
Gomez
I tune in, babe.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:37 pm | #
they brought the champagne back out to tthe fireld!!!!!! casey is spraying sprayign the fans!
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:37 pm | #
Damn! All those things that sex does, and it never does anything to me.....
When you're in this area, I'm taking you to this little shop around the corner...
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:37 pm | #
Wise up. The mission is to destroy the R's on Nov. 7. All else is Rovian chaff.
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QuentinCompson
That is the bottom motherfucking line.
As my old HS football coach used to say about winning - if they put the other team's points on our side of the board, we still win.
JUST WIN, BAYBEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 7:39 pm | #
I just put on my warm, fuzzy socks.
Oooh...I have a pair of those. Thanks for the reminder.
You can leave those, and your hat on.
Leon Russell |
10.07.06 - 7:39 pm | #
the tigers are putting on the best fan-team celebration ive ever seen.
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:39 pm | #
I'm partial to those woolen top/leather bottomed slipper-socks myself, and sweats, glorious sweats in cooler weather.
plantsman, lowercase |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:39 pm | #
Us Pirate fans feel that we contributed to this win by letting you have Casey and Leyland.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 7:39 pm | #
This is the best I've seen since the Sox ran out of the stadium and began to tend bar at the Cask & Flagon.
Jay C. |
10.07.06 - 7:40 pm | #
the phillies could have hired Leyland, but the decided to hire fing charlie manual because leyland was to much a man for ed wade. i hate the fing phillies.
euphronius, teh Jebus |
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10.07.06 - 7:41 pm | #
This is the best I've seen since the Sox ran out of the stadium and began to tend bar at the Cask & Flagon.
I was in the Baseball Tavern on Boylston in '03 when Millar and Damon and Lowe ran in and starting handing out beers.. Good times..
bill buckner |
10.07.06 - 7:42 pm | #
Can someone from Conneticut please explain this to me?
Sincerely,
Steve
Steve in CO
As a last bit of revenge, the republicans will deliver a win for Lieberman, spiking the punchbowl with a large turd, as they turn power over to their enemies and exit the playing field.
Sonny Disposition |
10.07.06 - 7:42 pm | #
Many of the times I've heard him, Carville has had trouble stringing together a coherent sentence.
Obviously, though, his cravenness knows no bounds.
Carville makes perfect sense.
The boy is a gunslinger that, if he's on your side, is very effective.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 7:42 pm | #
Thank you DJ, I hope you are right.
Steve in CO |
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10.07.06 - 7:42 pm | #
I was in the Baseball Tavern on Boylston in '03 when Millar and Damon and Lowe ran in and starting handing out beers.. Good times..
bill buckner
Awesome. I barely remember, what with the later emotional scarring and all.
Jay C. |
10.07.06 - 7:42 pm | #
lol, Arod was 8th in the lineup. 25 million a year, lol
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:42 pm | #
Great party we're having, eh? Hopefully we can have another at the end of October. For now I'll just savor beating the Yankees.
I was talking to my HR supervisor on Friday and she was certain we'd never beat the Yankees. I'm sure Colleen is very, very happy to be proven wrong.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 7:43 pm | #
This is the best I've seen since the Sox ran out of the stadium and began to tend bar at the Cask & Flagon.
I was in the Baseball Tavern on Boylston in '03 when Millar and Damon and Lowe ran in and starting handing out beers.. Good times..
bill buckner
Hey Bill!! There goes Mookie Wilson!!!
Somehow that's lost its sting.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 7:43 pm | #
Greetings, batistas
now that I'm back from the market, I can make treats of your choosing. And I'm taking requests.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 7:43 pm | #
As a last bit of revenge, the republicans will deliver a win for Lieberman, spiking the punchbowl with a large turd, as they turn power over to their enemies and exit the playing field.
This would not make Washington smell any more sulpherous, than it does now.
Chavez |
10.07.06 - 7:44 pm | #
Sallyh,
Whatcha got?
How about a white chocolate mousse with raspberries and blackberries?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:45 pm | #
now that I'm back from the market, I can make treats of your choosing. And I'm taking requests.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Hmmm...chocolate cheesecake sounds pretty good right now.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:45 pm | #
It is not yet finished and is scheduled to be delivered to the Navy in late 2008.
So why christen the USS Bush now? Doesn't that usually happen right before it goes into service? Maybe they know Poppy won't be around in 2 years.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 7:46 pm | #
Sallyh, we're having Tigers victory cake. Devil's food, with orange-stripe icing and champagne on the side.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 7:46 pm | #
it is good to see the Mayor win a playoff series. he was on the dreadful Pirates at the beginning of the year.
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:46 pm | #
DAY-TWAH!
DAY-TWAH!!
DAY-TWAH!!!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:46 pm | #
Diane and Vicki--how about a chocolate mousse cheesecake (light and fluffy) with raspberries on top? I've got ingredients for that.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 7:46 pm | #
Carville now has a slot in the Duck Pit.
Fuck him and that bitch he's married to.
I thought that a long, long time ago. As a profitable schtick, it has worked way too well for this odious couple.
SD
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:46 pm | #
I vote for cheesecake.
Doug |
10.07.06 - 7:47 pm | #
Sister of Ye--now that sounds marvelous!
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 7:47 pm | #
how about a chocolate mousse cheesecake (light and fluffy) with raspberries on top? I've got ingredients for that.
I'm all for that. Thank you!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:47 pm | #
I'd just like to say something about the baseball game. We talk all the time about how the GOP get a meme going and no matter how false it is, the media swallows it.
Well, goddamnit, it's true for sports too.
NY Yankees: 97 wins playing in a division that was 8 games under .500 for the year.
Det. Tigers: 95 wins in a division that was thirty-two games OVER .500.
So, what's with the David & Goliath shit? The better team won. I'm about to go thru my TV screen and strangle the fucking announcers.
fourmorewars |
10.07.06 - 7:48 pm | #
Diane and Vicki--how about a chocolate mousse cheesecake (light and fluffy) with raspberries on top? I've got ingredients for that.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Yesterday at Basha's my very best friend the produce guy put -all the raspberries- on the slightly used fruit section. So I have like 2quarts of raspberries to work with here. I froze a bunch of them, but what shall we do with the rest?
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Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 7:48 pm | #
how about a chocolate mousse cheesecake (light and fluffy) with raspberries on top? I've got ingredients for that.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Got any choc wafers for the crust? I can send some along, if not.....
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:49 pm | #
So why christen the USS Bush now
Why at all. Seems like a cursed name to me, that if curses and blessing mean anything at all, this ship would loose every battle it went into.
Doug |
10.07.06 - 7:49 pm | #
Sarah--I have Oreos, which, crushed, should work well.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 7:49 pm | #
Anyone see Kenny Rogers dump champagne on the State Trooper's head on the Tiger's dugout?
Almost like he sad .."you know I have to do this right.." - and the Trooper answered - "yeah".
I'm still laughing over that one., My Dad was a State Trooper for 20 yrs.
Barndog, mandolinist |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:49 pm | #
Maybe they know Poppy won't be around in 2 years.
TheOtherWA
Nah = he's like Reagan.
He'll hang around forever.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:50 pm | #
but what shall we do with the rest?
Jam,
ice cream,
milkshakes,
smoothies,
sauce for any number of purposes,
Doug |
10.07.06 - 7:50 pm | #
Diane and Vicki--how about a chocolate mousse cheesecake (light and fluffy) with raspberries on top? I've got ingredients for that.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Anyone see Kenny Rogers dump champagne on the State Trooper's head on the Tiger's dugout?
He is actually older than Kenny Rogers the singer, isn't he?
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 7:51 pm | #
Fuck him and that bitch he's married to.
Spot on, I 100% agree. We don't need him. And Begala can disappear too as far as I'm concerned.
garage mahal |
10.07.06 - 7:51 pm | #
Oct. 7, 2006 - Hastert's chief of staff met with Foley to discuss the time and attention Foley was giving House pages YEARS before Hastert admits becoming aware of the issue, a current House staffer told ABC News. The staffer told ABC News of learning in November 2005 about an EARLIER meeting between Scott Palmer and Foley. November 2005 was around the time Shimkus, head of the House Page Board, and then-clerk Trandahl, who was the administrator of the page program, met with Foley about an e-mail exchange Foley had with a former page sponsored by Rodney Alexander, R-Lousiana. "At that time, I became aware that there was a PREVIOUS meeting" between Foley and Palmer, the House staffer told ABC News. That seems to corroborate the account of Kirk Fordham, Foley's former chief of staff, who said he had gone to Palmer to ask Hastert to intervene and try to change Foley's behavior as FAR BACK as 2003. Palmer has since said, "What Kirk Fordham said did not happen." On Wednesday, Fordham was forced to resign as chief of staff to Thomas Reynolds, R-New York Before the scandal became public, sources told ABC News, Trandahl had called Fordham several times to complain that Foley was paying too much attention to pages. Fordham said he would talk with Foley about the matter, according to the accounts. Usually, Foley's behavior would change for a short time, only to return - and Trandahl would call Fordham AGAIN, according to the sources. After SEVERAL such cycles, the sources said, Fordham and Trandahl discussed seeking the help of Hastert's office, which led to Fordham's meeting with Palmer. Today, The Washington Post and The New York Times also reported claims that Palmer was AWARE of allegations against Foley before Hastert ACKNOWLEDGES knowing about them. Hastert is now declining to talk about specifics of the scandal".
It's all the LIBERAL MEDIAS fault.
It's all the DEMOCRATS fault.
It's all PELOSIS fault.
It's all the ARABS fault.
It's all the MUSLIMS fault.
It's all the COMMUNISTS fault.
It's NEVER the REPUBLICANS fault.
HAND COUNTED PAPER BALLOTS |
10.07.06 - 7:51 pm | #
Mmmm, cheesecake. Pinot would go well with that I'll bet. But it's not even 5pm here, so it's too early to start drinking.
Wait, no it's not! *pop* Bottle's open if anyone would like some.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 7:52 pm | #
"Jeb go home," and said Bush blew them a kiss.
Bush family. Nuthin' but class.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11
He blew them a kiss?
Who the fuck is he - Tiny Tim?
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:52 pm | #
Another thing tasty to do with rasberries.
Make waffles tomorrow morning and top the waffles with the berries.
Doug |
10.07.06 - 7:53 pm | #
fourmorewars -
they are refering i think to payroll, and the payroll disparity is david v goliath.
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:54 pm | #
fourmorewars -
they are refering i think to payroll, and the payroll disparity is david v goliath.
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:54 pm | #
We don't give a fuck what somebody thinks who had blow-up artist's renderings of Clinton's dick on his walls for three years, asshole.
fourmorewars |
10.07.06 - 7:57 pm | #
I'm for those tigers, now.
go detroit.
nyy went down like hitless wonders. no pop, not even a little bit in the last two games.
very ugly.
Peterboy |
10.07.06 - 7:57 pm | #
fourmorewars - yeah i see then. you are right - the "narrative" controls, damn the facts
euphronius, teh Jebus |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:58 pm | #
Somewhere, George Constanza is whining.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 7:58 pm | #
Smear merchant says what?
Cog
He says the Democrats set him up.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 7:58 pm | #
Nah = he's like Reagan.
He'll hang around forever.
Terry
No he won't, and Reagan didn't either. Remember Ronniepalooza the week of his funeral? If Poppy kicks off anytime soon we won't hear about anything else from the echo chamber media until after the election.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 7:58 pm | #
Google Earth has a nice feature showing US voter registration and voting info by location with deadline dates, directions, etc.
Today and tomorrow the 29-30 day before election requirements start hitting, but I notice several states allow registration up to 15 days, 21 days etc.
Thank you, google, for this and so many things.
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QuentinCompson |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:59 pm | #
"Jeb go home," and said Bush blew them a kiss.
the bush family has forced me to re-evaluate the behavior of the bolshevics at ekaterinburg.
gary in fl |
10.07.06 - 7:59 pm | #
the phillies could have hired Leyland, but the decided to hire fing charlie manual because leyland was to much a man for ed wade. i hate the fing phillies.
euphronius, teh Jebus
They're going to be the new Red Sox, methinks.
The 1980 World Series is the LAST that THEY will win for quite a long time!
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 7:59 pm | #
but what shall we do with the rest?
Contribution to the nation-destroying sex party on November 7?
masculine_monica_nyc |
10.07.06 - 7:59 pm | #
"Jeb go home," and said Bush blew them a kiss.
Before or after he cut and ran?
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:00 pm | #
If Poppy kicks off anytime soon we won't hear about anything else from the echo chamber media until after the election.
TheOtherWA
You're right.
If I were Poppy I'd keep a low profile between now and the election.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:00 pm | #
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers
freezer jam?
raspberry vinegar?
syrup?
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:01 pm | #
Nah = he's like Reagan.
He'll hang around forever.
Terry
No he won't, and Reagan didn't either.
TheOtherWA
It FELT like forever.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:01 pm | #
George, I was referring to the fact that the ship won't be finished until 2008. He's an ex-prez, so there will be many things named after him. I don't understand why they held the christening 2 years early.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 8:01 pm | #
When is Kissinger gonna kick the bucket???
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:01 pm | #
I'm also pleased for Jim Leyland...I always thought he was a classy manager.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:01 pm | #
Barndog, I saw that with the state cop. Gave me a big smile.
NY Atriots, I'd feel sorry for you, but damn it, it's been too damn long for us. I talked to my favorite niece and realized that our last world chaampionship occurred before she was born.
I still remember the jubilation in 1968. That's the team that will always be closest to my heart, not just the big guys, but the bit players who kept chipping in.
Oh, and the one forgivable time to pronounce it "DEE-troit" is when you're crying "there ain't no party like a Detroit party!"
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 8:02 pm | #
On Russert's CNBC show, former Senator Danforth said that during confirmation poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
Too bad it wasn't over a blocked nomination.
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QuentinCompson |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:02 pm | #
It involves the use of a wooden stake.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
leyland was to much a man for ed wade.
Sounds like Davey Johnson and Peter Angelos, the last time the Orioles had a decent team. Asshole ran Johnny Oates out of town before that, and even Jon Miller the play by play guy.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
I'm also pleased for Jim Leyland...I always thought he was a classy manager.
And then, of course, you have the Lions, who fired Steve Mariucci - a decent guy and a good coach - before he could show them what he's made of.
The Detroit Lions are the worst time in the history of any team ever.
They will go down in history in Guinsess' Book of Worsts with George W. Bush.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
On Russert's CNBC show, former Senator Danforth said that during confirmation poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
Too bad it wasn't over a blocked nomination.
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QuentinCompson
Shame it wasn't a blocked artery.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
Sallyh
I'm about like Draco right now, about the only thing I need right now is a friend.
Good tohear that you are feeling better.
JohnJS |
10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
Anybody that claims they heard a grammatical mistake after first hearing neil armstrong's first words is intellectually dishonest.
buck |
10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
Hecate---Monsieur will be doing biz travel in DC in two weeks. He's wondering if you know a good steakhouse.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 8:03 pm | #
On Russert's CNBC show, former Senator Danforth said that during confirmation poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
Danforth is a wretched hack who now bemoans everything and everyone he enabled.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.07.06 - 8:04 pm | #
That's the team that will always be closest to my heart, not just the big guys, but the bit players who kept chipping in.
I remember that, too.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:04 pm | #
the ship won't be finished until 2008. He's an ex-prez, so there will be many things named after him. I don't understand why they held the christening 2 years early.
Because by 2008, it will be decommisioned and sold to use as a garbage scow.
Doug |
10.07.06 - 8:04 pm | #
There is no 'a' in armstrong's statement and it's better and more poetic as such.
FUCK YOU LOSERS.
buck |
10.07.06 - 8:04 pm | #
Poppy needs to live long enough to see the Repub party destroyed by his son.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 8:04 pm | #
poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
WATBs, one and all.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator |
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10.07.06 - 8:05 pm | #
Anybody that claims they heard a grammatical mistake after first hearing neil armstrong's first words is intellectually dishonest.
buck |
I really don't give a rat's ass.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:05 pm | #
John JS--we're all friends here. And I love you guys so much.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 8:05 pm | #
A good raspberry doesn't need any fixings. Pop 'em into your mouth, one at a time, and savor. Same with blackberries.
mer |
10.07.06 - 8:06 pm | #
There is no 'a' in armstrong's statement and it's better and more poetic as such.
FUCK YOU LOSERS.
buck
Go take your meds, jack, and STFU!
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:06 pm | #
poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
Good thing for him Biden fixed it so that Angela Wright could't corroborate Anita Hill's testimony or he'd really be sobbing.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:07 pm | #
poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
Good thing for him Biden fixed it so that Angela Wright could't corroborate Anita Hill's testimony or he'd really be sobbing.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:07 pm | #
Sallyh
That love is returned by all
JohnJS |
10.07.06 - 8:07 pm | #
Sallyh -- Did you already have the surgery? I thought it was this coming week...
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 8:07 pm | #
I love blackberries. LOVE them.
I usually eat a whole pint before I get them into anything.
Have a great blackberry bran muffin recipe.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:07 pm | #
It involves the use of a wooden stake.
Gomez |
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.07.06 - 8:07 pm | #
'night, Ms Hecate. Sleep well.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.07.06 - 8:08 pm | #
Night, Hecate. Sleep well.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:08 pm | #
33% IS BULLSHIT LIB PUSH-POLL, FULL OF BIAS
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 8:08 pm | #
The Lions haven't been champs since before I was born. As for ever seeing them champs, I don't expect to live that long.
They're welcome to surprise me.
Damn! Those Baby Ruth plugs are giving me a craving for one. I'd better change the channel - then go see what chocolate I can scrounge up.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 8:09 pm | #
JohnJS, hi to you. Haven't seen your name in awhile. Is your daughter still in school in K-ville? How is she doing?
mer |
10.07.06 - 8:09 pm | #
Ignore it, lest the wrath of Vicki come out to snap your boxturtle heads with.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:09 pm | #
Hecate---Monsieur will be doing biz travel in DC in two weeks. He's wondering if you know a good steakhouse.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Sister of Ye - 1952, the Lie-downs took the NFC Championship. Nineteen fucking fifty two.
That is as close as they've ever been to anything.
And yes, Steve Mariucci is a nice guy, and he got fucked over by the most Feckless Football Management Team in history.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:10 pm | #
Sallyh: Jeffraham--surgery is next Friday. Yesterday was lab work and all that fun stuff.
That's what I thought, but I saw you talking about "pre-op" earlier, and from some of the other conversations, I wondered if I'd missed something.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 8:12 pm | #
Thanks for asking Mer.
Yes she is still there and doing great.
With the courses she is taking and teaching 5 classes a week it kinda keeps her tied down.
She has 3 high school classes and 2 colledge classes.
JohnJS |
10.07.06 - 8:13 pm | #
Man, beating the Lieberman dead horse is getting old. Lamont stepped down at a crucial time--right after he won the primary--and has been fighting a pretty rear guard action ever since. Unless he kicks ass in their upcoming debate (there is an upcoming debate, right?), we're going to have to deal with Joe in the Senate, plain and simple. It sucks, but it's true. So hopefully someone right now is actually thinking about what we're going to do about him then.
KC |
10.07.06 - 8:13 pm | #
Have a great blackberry bran muffin recipe.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
I had one of those for breakfast yesterday morning. The little shop in the lobby of my building sells them.
I'm sure they aren't as tasty as yours, though, Vicki!
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:14 pm | #
KC | 10.07.06 - 8:13 pm
Awwwwwwww - how cute!
A concern troll.
Hand me the pliers, please.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:15 pm | #
Hand me the pliers, please.
Here - use this rusty chainsaw Terry.
I need to burn the fuel out of it before winter.
Barndog, mandolinist |
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10.07.06 - 8:16 pm | #
Jeff
Show gary that photo you have of him
JohnJS
My favorite mouthbreather is here! Yay!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
JohnJS, my goodness, sounds like she must be working round the clock. If she ever needs anything, she can email me at mrevenig at comcast dot net.
mer |
10.07.06 - 8:16 pm | #
Because by 2008, it will be decommisioned and sold to use as a garbage scow.
Doug - 8:04 pm
regardless of the fate this ill-starred vessel deserves, iirc it's tradition to commission it when they float the hull...
btw, i'll bet my social security there's never a USS William J. Clinton...
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WoodyGuthrie'sGuitarron |
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10.07.06 - 8:17 pm | #
I say the USS George W Bush be a submarine. Because he tanks everything he touched.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:18 pm | #
Good thing for him Biden fixed it so that Angela Wright could't corroborate Anita Hill's testimony or he'd really be sobbing.
Gomez
Good thing they did not simply review his check-out sheet at his neighborhood porn shop to see if he'd checked out any of Long Dong Silver's oeuvre. Rather than try to say that he'd 'forgotten' about that, he would have simply withdrawn, the lying bastard.
The fix was in.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 8:18 pm | #
Sallyh, is the surgery an outpatient procedure or will you be in overnight?
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 8:18 pm | #
Greenwald rips Kristol a new one, Kristol having said that Democrats should support the Boy Scouts in their efforts to keep "people like Foley" away from young boys:
The controversial Boy Scouts policy to which Kristol is referring, of course, is one which bans gay men generally -- not "people like Mark Foley" -- from being scoutmasters, but Kristol's statement purposely recognizes no such distinction. Kristol is overtly arguing that the Mark Foley case proves that gay men cannot be trusted around young children. Many of the basest right-wing commentators have subtly implied that equivalence, but none has so overtly equated the two as explicitly as Kristol did Thursday night.
It's precisely that sort of "reasoning" that ought to lead one also to inquire whether the spying cases of AIPAC's Larry Franklin and Jonathan Pollard suggest that Jews have too much loyalty to Israel to be trusted in high government positions and with access to classified information, or whether the corruption cases of Jack Abramoff and Marc Rich prove that Jews have a desire for unwarranted profits and therefore can't be trusted around money.
Kristol would be the first to shriek quite loudly if the "reasoning" he invokes were to be applied in other contexts, but his desperately desired war with Iran -- that which matters to Kristol above all else -- is being jeopardized by this Foley scandal (a Democrat-controlled House or Senate would make approval for such a war much more unlikely). And so, like so many of his political comrades, Kristol seems to have departed completely from the realm of reason as a result of this scandal [Kristol also has the dubious distinction of being the first pundit (at least that I have seen) to expressly argue that the Foley scandal will be politically harmful to Democrats].
I say the USS George W Bush be a submarine. Because he tanks everything he touched.
With a special steering mechanism that never changes course no matter whats in front of it.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
sally?
i thought you'd already had your 'procedure.'
if not so, then when? best wishes...
i regard breathing an underrated pleasure...
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitarron |
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10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
btw, i'll bet my social security there's never a USS William J. Clinton...
It's more than merely unfair that GHWB gets a ship commissioned before Naval Academy graduate and former Rickover aide Jimmy Carter.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
Thanks Mer.
She will be ok if she just does not push it too hard.
JohnJS |
10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
Thanks Mer.
She will be ok if she just does not push it too hard.
JohnJS |
10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
Bill Kristol. What a loathsome pile of shit.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
I say the USS George W Bush be a submarine. Because he tanks everything he touched.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
Thanks for asking Mer.
Yes she is still there and doing great.
With the courses she is taking and teaching 5 classes a week it kinda keeps her tied down.
She has 3 high school classes and 2 colledge classes.
JohnJS
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
How's Sweetie? Arthur was asking after her the other morning. I think he has a crush on her....
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Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 8:22 pm | #
With a special steering mechanism that never changes course no matter whats in front of it.
I just imagine the thing sinking in the Marianas Trench.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:23 pm | #
btw, i'll bet my social security there's never a USS William J. Clinton...
It will be built and will kick ass, sir.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:23 pm | #
FCC LEWINSKI EQUAL TIME PROVISION ALERT: 3 YEARS +362 MORE DAYS OF 24/7/365 WALL TO WALL AM/FM FULL STEREO 8-TRACK ALL CHANNEL QUADRAPHONIC REPETITION OF LYING REPUBLICAN CHILD MOLESTORS:
Or, better yet, the USS George W Bush Lead Zeppelin.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:24 pm | #
So hopefully someone right now is actually thinking about what we're going to do about him then.
KC
Ned doesn't have to kick ass in the debate. The debate is all about Schlesinger: assuming he's doesn't lose control of his bodily function, he'll move up into double digits, cutting into Joe's support. But if by the grace of Lucifer, Joe wins, Dems don't have to think about anything; he's gonna have figure out if he want to caucus with the new Democratic Majority.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 8:25 pm | #
Ten years from now how many sailors are going to admit to serving on a ship called The Bush?
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 8:25 pm | #
So hopefully someone right now is actually thinking about what we--
On Russert's CNBC show, former Senator Danforth said that during confirmation poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
Well, boo-freaking-hoo. It is of far more moment that after the confirmation, poor believers in American justice, jurisprudence, and judicial integrity were reduced to sobbing. Sniff.
Little Brøther |
10.07.06 - 8:25 pm | #
Or, better yet, the USS George W Bush Lead Zeppelin.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
"Oh, the humanity!"
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:25 pm | #
Or, better yet, the USS George W Bush Lead Zeppelin.
The first submarine with deck chairs.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:25 pm | #
The collapse of the Bush presidency, in other words, is not just due to Bush's incompetence (although his administration has been incompetent beyond belief). Nor is it a response to the president's principled lack of intellectual curiosity and pitbull refusal to admit mistakes (although those character flaws are certainly real enough). And the orgy of bribery and special-interest dispensation in Congress is not the result of Tom DeLay's ruthlessness, as impressive a bully as he was. This conservative presidency and Congress imploded, not despite their conservatism, but because of it.
Contemporary conservatism is first and foremost about shrinking the size and reach of the federal government. This mission, let us be clear, is an ideological one. It does not emerge out of an attempt to solve real-world problems, such as managing increasing deficits or finding revenue to pay for entitlements built into the structure of federal legislation. It stems, rather, from the libertarian conviction, repeated endlessly by George W. Bush, that the money government collects in order to carry out its business properly belongs to the people themselves. One thought, and one thought only, guided Bush and his Republican allies since they assumed power in the wake of Bush vs. Gore: taxes must be cut, and the more they are cut--especially in ways benefiting the rich--the better.
But like all politicians, conservatives, once in office, find themselves under constant pressure from constituents to use government to improve their lives. This puts conservatives in the awkward position of managing government agencies whose missions--indeed, whose very existence--they believe to be illegitimate. Contemporary conservatism is a walking contradiction. Unable to shrink government but unwilling to improve it, conservatives attempt to split the difference, expanding government for political gain, but always in ways that validate their disregard for the very thing they are expanding. The end result is not just bigger government, but more incompetent government.-Alan Wolfe
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10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
Vicki --
1952 is not that long ago (ahem!)
The Yankees lost? Maybe this is a harbinger. When I was small the Yankees never lost (& the Indians never won).
WGG --
The way the Republicans spend money, the US govt won't be able to afford to build any more aircraft carriers!
Prior Aelred |
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10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
Ten years from now how many sailors are going to admit to serving on a ship called The Bush?
It will be nice having them explain how they stood on the Bush's poop deck.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
33% IS BULLSHIT LIB PUSH-POLL, FULL OF BIAS
Gary Ruppert
Rupaul - how does your penis taste?
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
Jeffraham, your Ruppert boy looks good 'n young. Do you think he'd mind an IM?
maf54 |
10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
So hopefully someone right now is actually thinking about what we--
Shorter concern trool: "when rape is inevitable, why not lie back and enjoy it?"
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
Ten years from now how many sailors are going to admit to serving on a ship called The Bush?
oh, they'll make all sorts of jokes about being seamen on the bush, i can assure you of that.
PoppieSexProng, InterSex Alia |
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10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
Prior,
Sister of Ye may meet us for lunch next week (or she can drive here and I'll drive down to the Abbey).
We have a plan, and it's coming together.
yay!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:26 pm | #
Why am I suddenly thinking about a pubic hair on a coke can?
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 8:27 pm | #
Bill Kristol. What a loathsome pile of shit.
Richard | 10.07.06 - 8:21 pm | #
And if someone could please tell me how this mans ideas are in Americas interests. Why the fuck is that?
If you break it down, its maniacal, and exactly what we don't want.
Gah. You just gave me that "hair in the back of the throat" feeling.
Blech.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:28 pm | #
USS G.W. Bush 2 holer outhouse.
Barndog, mandolinist |
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10.07.06 - 8:28 pm | #
Alright, I'm a concern troll. Still, I supported Lamont, continue to support him, but fear no matter how much I'm-so-righteous crap Joe puts out, there's a very real possibility at this point that we're going to have to deal with him in the Senate. And, there's no doubt the new Joe is going to be worse than the old one: more bitter, more vengeful, and more demanding. I just wish there was some way of preempting his inevitable assholeness.
KC |
10.07.06 - 8:28 pm | #
On Russert's CNBC show, former Senator Danforth said that during confirmation poor Clarence Thomas was reduced to sobbing.
I'm trying to imagine what the reaction would be if someone reported that "during the impeachment proceedings President Clinton was reduced to sobbing."
I guess all fair-minded people would feel sorry for him and contempt for the scurvy curs who were attacking him, right?
Right?
Hello? Is this thing on?
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:28 pm | #
Hecate---Monsieur will be doing biz travel in DC in two weeks. He's wondering if you know a good steakhouse.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Boy, I wish you all were going up north - I'd send you to Hy's Steakhouse. That's the only reason I wrote this grant of course - on the off chance I win it, I can go to one of the places where Hy steaked his claim....
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 8:28 pm | #
Don't put it on Fox unless you seek to empty your stomach: Ashcroft.
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 8:28 pm | #
I'm a CT native, and I will de devastated if Holy Joe wins; I just don't think the polls make sense. Ned should have tremendous GOTV support. I just sent him some more money. I think the DSCC (damn you Schumer) should pony up some funds. Do they really want to be blackmailed by schmendrick Joe if he God forbid wins this?
beth |
10.07.06 - 8:29 pm | #
Why am I suddenly thinking about a pubic hair on a coke can?
david mizner
Gah. You just gave me that "hair in the back of the throat" feeling.
Blech.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
A "Curb Your Enthusiasm" episode just came to mind.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:30 pm | #
USS JIMMY CARTER is the third and final SEAWOLF - class nuclear-powered attack submarine and the first ship in the Navy to honor the 39th president of the United States and the only U.S. president to qualify in submarines.
As the most advanced submarine in the SEAWOLF - class, the JIMMY CARTER has built-in flexibility and an array of new warfighting features that enable her to prevail in any scenario and against any threat – from beneath Artic ice to shallow water. Differentiating the JIMMY CARTER from all previous undersea vessels is its Multi-Mission Platform (MMP), which includes a 100-foot hull extension to enhance payload capability. The MMP enables JIMMY CARTER to accommodate the advanced technology required to develop and test new generation of weapons, sensors and undersea vehicles for naval special warfare, tactical surveillance and mine-warfare operations. http://navysite.de/ssn/ssn23.htm
Diane--outpatient. I should be home in time for lunch. Which is good, since I"m not getting breakfast.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.07.06 - 8:31 pm | #
A ship worthy of the name George W. Bush, the Vasa...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Reg...galskeppet_Vasa
Regalskeppet Vasa (also Wasa) was a Swedish 64-gun ship of the line, built for King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden of the House of Vasa, between 1626 and 1628. The Vasa capsized on its maiden voyage but was later recovered and is now on display at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm...
After a few years, the shipyard ran into economic problems, delaying the construction of the contracted ships. At the same time, the Swedish navy lost 10 ships in a single storm and the king worriedly sent a letter to Admiral Klas Fleming, asking him to make sure that Henrik hurried with the construction of the two smaller ships. Along with the letter were measurements for the ship the King intended, with a 120 foot keel. That gave Henrik Hybertsson new problems, because the measurements given by the king were between the planned larger and smaller vessels and the timber had already been cut. In a new letter, on February 22, 1626, the king yet again demanded his measurements for the new ship be followed. In the end, it seems likely that Henrik extended one of his started designs for a smaller 108 foot ship by adding another section to it, creating the 135 foot ship that would become the Vasa [2].
Henrik Hybertsson never had the chance to see the Vasa completed; he fell ill in late 1625 and died in the spring of 1627. The supervision for the shipbuilding was given to Henrik's assistant, Hein Jaconsson, another Dutch immigrant. In practice, while Henrik was ill, the responsibility was shared between him and his assistant Hein, leading to confusion and a lack of leadership[2].
While the ship was being equipped, Admiral Fleming ordered the stability of the Vasa to be tested. The standard stability test of the day was thirty sailors running from side to side, assessing the tendency of the boat to rock. When this was attempted on Vasa, the ship started tilting significantly after only three runs and the admiral ordered the test aborted, allegedly stating "had they run any more times, she would have went over". Surprisingly enough, neither Hein Jacobsson nor Johan Isbrandsson, the two ship builders in charge at the time, were present for the stability test. Boatswain Matsson, is said to have uttered "God hope it will stay on its keel" in response to the test[2].
On August 10, 1628, Captain Söfring Hansson ordered the Vasa to set sail on her maiden voyage to the harbor of Stockholm. The day was calm, and the only wind was a light breeze from the southwest. Her sails were not set until the southern outskirts of the harbor, but the Vasa sailed for less than a nautical mile before capsizing, once they had been rigged. In the harbor a gust of wind forced the ship onto her port side, after which water started flowing in through her open gun ports. Vasa sank to a depth of 100 feet, around 100 yards from the shore. Despite the short distance to the land, between 30 and 50
Richard |
10.07.06 - 8:31 pm | #
A good raspberry doesn't need any fixings. Pop 'em into your mouth, one at a time, and savor. Same with blackberries.
mer
And I just happen to have a pint of real whipping cream in the ice box as well....
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Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 8:31 pm | #
Vicki--
"I love it when a plan comes together."
Prior Aelred |
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10.07.06 - 8:31 pm | #
Don't put it on Fox unless you seek to empty your stomach: Ashcroft.
david mizner
Fox is blocked from my house's TV sets.
Along with CNN, CNBC, Headline News, ABC Family Channel, ETWN and some stupid local fundie channel.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:31 pm | #
USS JIMMY CARTER is the third and final SEAWOLF - class nuclear-powered attack submarine and the first ship in the Navy to honor the 39th president of the United States and the only U.S. president to qualify in submarines.
It never tells a lie, but it does lust in its heart after women.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 8:31 pm | #
The Icebreaker USS William J. Clinton.
Little Brøther |
10.07.06 - 8:32 pm | #
USS JIMMY CARTER is the third and final SEAWOLF - class nuclear-powered attack submarine and the first ship in the Navy to honor the 39th president of the United States and the only U.S. president to qualify in submarines.
Thank you, Quentin.
Google is my friend. Google is my friend. Google is my friend....
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:32 pm | #
Differentiating the JIMMY CARTER from all previous undersea vessels is its Multi-Mission Platform (MMP), which includes a 100-foot hull extension to enhance payload capability.
Is it shaped like Mr. Peanut?
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.07.06 - 8:33 pm | #
It never tells a lie, but it does lust in its heart after women.
Seeing as how ships are referred to in the feminine, that should be interesting!
I loved Carter's book, "An Hour Before Daylight."
Out for a sandwich bats, be back soonest.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 8:33 pm | #
Can Sweetie come visit?
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 8:33 pm | #
I supported Lamont, continue to support him, but fear no matter how much I'm-so-righteous crap Joe puts out, there's a very real possibility at this point that we're going to have to deal with him in the Senate.
If the Dems win control of the Senate and Lie-by wins, the Unctuous Smarm will be marginalized. A eunuch as it were (as if he's not already the same).
If the repukes maintain control, it won't matter since Lie-by is already a repuke.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 8:33 pm | #
FCC Lewinski Equal Time Provision Alert: 3 Years + 362 More Days of 24/7/365 Non-Stop Wall To Wall AM/FM Full Stereo 8-Track Quadraphonic Repetition of Lying Republican Child Molestors:
I think the DSCC (damn you Schumer) should pony up some funds. Do they really want to be blackmailed by schmendrick Joe if he God forbid wins this?
beth - 8:29 pm
right after the primary when NoMoJo announced his independent run, Barak Obama, Salazar of Co, and a bunch of allegedly Dem CongCritters endorsed and pledged to support Loserman.
have any of them recanted?
and by the way: why hasn't Harry Reid moved NoMoJo's office into the senate parking garage?
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WoodyGuthrie'sGuitarron |
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10.07.06 - 8:34 pm | #
It never tells a lie, but it does lust in its heart after women.
Gomez
And was actually built in Norfolk by Habitat for Humanity.
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:34 pm | #
Ashcroft and Kasich, speaking from inside Ashcroft's butthole, are lamenting the partisanship and waxing nostaligic for the more civil era when they were in Congress.
What was the name of the black judge, the nominee who Aschroft smeared and lied about, playing to racial fears? The guy who testified during Ashcroft's hearings?
david mizner |
10.07.06 - 8:35 pm | #
33% IS BULLSHIT LIB PUSH-POLL, FULL OF BIAS
Gary Ruppert
Rupaul - how does your penis taste?
billy b - mr. hooker sir john
He's the new president of the Mark Foley Fan Club.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:35 pm | #
If the Dems win control of the Senate and Lie-by wins, the Unctuous Smarm will be marginalized. A eunuch as it were (as if he's not already the same).
I already said that.
But come on, Connecticut...!!!!
pie |
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10.07.06 - 8:35 pm | #
The USS Unitard™, being rudderless, will only travel in wobbly circles before running out of fuel.
Little Brøther |
10.07.06 - 8:36 pm | #
Fall Foleyage
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 8:38 pm | #
Where'd Gary go?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
I think the photo scared him off!
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:38 pm | #
33% IS BULLSHIT LIB PUSH-POLL, FULL OF BIAS
Much grief, sadness and economic fear.
It's across the political spectrum.
pie |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:39 pm | #
If the Dems win control of the Senate and Lie-by wins, the Unctuous Smarm will be marginalized. A eunuch as it were (as if he's not already the same).
If the repukes maintain control, it won't matter since Lie-by is already a repuke.
billy b - mr. hooker sir joh
Not good enough for me. Lieberman needs to be punished for stabbing his own party in the back. He needs to be made to serve as an object lesson to other politicians that they need to respect the people who voted them into office in the first place, or they will get voted out and replaced by somebody who will do the bidding of the voters. That's how democracy is supposed to work. The fact that Lieberman is taking a big, smelly dump all over this process by refusing to bow out after losing the primary is reason enough for him to be kicked out of the Senate.
Buzz Bomb |
10.07.06 - 8:39 pm | #
Alexander Cockburn will not be on Barack Obama's xmas card list this year:
What a slimy fellow Obama is, as befits a man symbolizing everything that will continue to be wrong with the Democratic Party for the next 20 years. Every time I look up he's doing something disgusting, like reproaching his fellow senator Dick Durbin for denouncing the torture center at Guantanamo or cheerleading the nuke-Iran crowd.
April 7, 2006
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:41 pm | #
33% IS BULLSHIT LIB PUSH-POLL, FULL OF BIAS
Gary Ruppert
Sucks to be you.
Buzz Bomb |
10.07.06 - 8:41 pm | #
The USS Ayn Rand: a Yugo with a paddle wheel and Bill Kristol.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.07.06 - 8:42 pm | #
Maybe they could name an "oiler" after George W. Bush.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 8:42 pm | #
The USS Cheney will torpedo one of the tugs towing it out of drydock.
Little Brøther |
10.07.06 - 8:43 pm | #
"A few months ago, Obama perfectly timed a high-profile endorsement of Lieberman to deflate Lamont, but it didn't work. Now, with Lieberman's desperate move to leave the Democratic Party, Obama has taken a strong stand in saying that is unacceptable. Good for him."
-Posted by David Sirota, July 6, 2006
SteveLG, proudly pre 9/11 |
10.07.06 - 8:45 pm | #
Not good enough for me. Lieberman needs to be punished for stabbing his own party in the back.
I would agree. I was just saying what I thought would happen.
What I'd like to see happen to the Unctuous Smarm is best not articulated.
Lie-by is human shit as far as I'm concerned.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 8:46 pm | #
The USS Cheney will be a duck
liars for bush |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:46 pm | #
Obama seems to move with which ever way the wind is blowing. I'm not so sure about Obama.
mer |
10.07.06 - 8:47 pm | #
Is it really true that Lamont is down by 20 to Lieberman? How can this be? Where is his support? This is tragic.
Algonquin J. Calhoun |
10.07.06 - 8:48 pm | #
Alexander Cockburn has a way with words that could get him in trouble in certain circles, but it is hard to deny that he has a point -- has any senator been a bigger disappointment than Obama? (& I speak as someone who has spent a lot of time on the telephone to Stabenow staffers about the bankruptcy bill & torture & habeas corpus & immigration issues -- I was screaming, but I wasn't being vulgar -- they know me when I call, let me tell you!)
Prior Aelred |
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10.07.06 - 8:48 pm | #
corker's voice annoys the shit out of me.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 8:48 pm | #
It will be next year before I get a chance to get out your way Dr.
Don't think I will be able to go even then.
You and Woody will have to hold that part of the world together without me this time.
JohnJS |
10.07.06 - 8:49 pm | #
me_imperturbe: corker's voice annoys the shit out of me.
Ah, you must have cable. Poor folx like me can't see the fuckin' debate. Thanks, FCC!
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 8:50 pm | #
Is it really truZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Algonquin J. Calhoun
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:50 pm | #
The USS Condi rice wouldn't be able to find its own hull with both davits.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 8:50 pm | #
The better half is watching the Johnny Cash movie. Reese W. is really good as
June Carter.
Phoenix is not convincing as Johnny.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 8:50 pm | #
i'd expect somebody SOOO much better than corker. i never knew he was such an annoying ignorant fool
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 8:50 pm | #
i'd expect somebody SOOO much better than corker. i never knew he was such an annoying ignorant fool
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 8:50 pm | #
" Kristol is overtly arguing that the Mark Foley case proves that gay men cannot be trusted around young children. Many of the basest right-wing commentators have subtly implied that equivalence, but none has so overtly equated the two as explicitly as Kristol did Thursday night."
i was in cub scouts and boy scouts in the 60's and 70's, and our leader in both was flaming. he was a great guy and no one gave a fuck about his sexual orientation.
it's sad to see fundie fucks ruin everything with their hysteria. i'll never do or give the boy scouts anything until they come back from the dark side. fascists.
jdw |
10.07.06 - 8:51 pm | #
Phoenix is not convincing as Johnny.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john
Makes me grind my teeth.
mer |
10.07.06 - 8:51 pm | #
Ah, you must have cable. Poor folx like me can't see the fuckin' debate. Thanks, FCC!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
go to CSPAN online to see it.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 8:51 pm | #
" Kristol is overtly arguing that the Mark Foley case proves that gay men cannot be trusted around young children. Many of the basest right-wing commentators have subtly implied that equivalence, but none has so overtly equated the two as explicitly as Kristol did Thursday night."
Kristol hasn't been listening to Keith Olbermann.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:52 pm | #
billy b, did you put your guitar together?
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:52 pm | #
Is it really true that Lamont is down by 20 to Lieberman? How can this be? Where is his support? This is tragic.
Yo numbnuts. Check out Bootsy's 33% approval from today.
You're another pimp that's sucking its own pecker. heh.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 8:53 pm | #
Is it really true that Lamont is down by 20 to Lieberman? How can this be? Where is his support? This is tragic.
Yo numbnuts. Check out Bootsy's 33% approval from today.
You're another pimp that's sucking its own pecker. heh.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john
A RACIST pimp, too.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 8:53 pm | #
me and CSPAN.org's video do not get along.
Must... resist... urge...
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 8:54 pm | #
Makes me grind my teeth.
mer
and i'm from tennessee and i can tell he's lying and that he would be a BIG HUGE impediment in the senate.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 8:55 pm | #
billy b, did you put your guitar together?
Olaf glad and big
Yep. I am really surprised at the results, o. I didn't think the tung oil finish would look as good as it does. My son took pics and put 'em on the net. Check it out.
his voice makes me think of some asshole who NEVER even TRY to understand the life of others not just like him.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 8:56 pm | #
"Check out Bootsy's 33% approval from today."
Fortunately, we don't care a whit about polls but it's fun to watch those who do. Y'all get your knickers in such a knot.
Algonquin J. Calhoun |
10.07.06 - 8:57 pm | #
The Old Man From Scene 24: Must... resist... urge...
Well, you won't see me singing the praises of Windows, unlike devotees of other OSs.
There's some shit I will not pollute my machines with -- RealPlayer is definitely one of those things.
But again, it's a miracle when I can post consistently here from the condo, because the signal is very, very weak. Streaming video is out of the question, regardless. I have to save tiny clips from C&L to the hard drive... and on things like the Olbermann special comments (long), I often have to go outside for several minutes and try downloading a few times before I can get those.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 8:58 pm | #
I'm s'posed to eat something now, right? Saturday night, food?
The USS Condi rice wouldn't be able to find its own hull with both davits.
Ok, I'll say it. Condi Rice is a stupid inexperieced priviledged crony family bitch, who cares about nobody, who fucked up 9/11, who brings nothing to the table in the ME, betrays her own ethnicity, and who the world stage thinks is irrelevant (see Leb.) , and quite frankly embarrasses me with her hideous fast-paced gate at world events.
garage mahal |
10.07.06 - 8:59 pm | #
Fortunately, we doZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Algonquin J. Calhoun
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 8:59 pm | #
Fortunately, we don't care a whit about polls but it's fun to watch those who do. Y'all get your knickers in such a knot.
You must be joking, goober lips.
Your sphincter is so tight at this point, Rove couldn't drive a strait pin up your ass with a 2 pound ball peen hammer.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:00 pm | #
Ok, I'll say it. Condi Rice is a stupid inexperieced priviledged crony family bitch, who cares about nobody, who fucked up 9/11, who brings nothing to the table in the ME, betrays her own ethnicity, and who the world stage thinks is irrelevant (see Leb.) , and quite frankly embarrasses me with her hideous fast-paced gate at world events.
But what do you really think?
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.07.06 - 9:00 pm | #
Condi Rice is a stupid inexperieced priviledged crony family bitch, who cares about nobody, who fucked up 9/11, who brings nothing to the table in the ME, betrays her own ethnicity, and who the world stage thinks is irrelevant (see Leb.) , and quite frankly embarrasses me with her hideous fast-paced gate at world events.
garage mahal
And she should be arrested by the Fashion Police.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:00 pm | #
billy b -- Dang! Izzat a lefty Carvin kit?
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:01 pm | #
I'm s'posed to eat something now, right? Saturday night, food?
As your attorney, I recommend you eat something.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 9:01 pm | #
Is it really true that Lamont is down by 20 to Lieberman?
Followed by:
Fortunately, we don't care a whit about polls
Flippity floppity floo.
What a schmuck.
CowAnotherCow |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:01 pm | #
ah, the troll expresses the usual GOP contempt for the sentiment of the people.
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 9:02 pm | #
Your sphincter is so tight at this point, Rove couldn't drive a strait pin up your ass with a 2 pound ball peen hammer.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john
I'll bet a straight pin is bigger than Turdblossom's dick.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 9:02 pm | #
"Yep. I am really surprised at the results, o. I didn't think the tung oil finish would look as good as it does."
looks nice. any chance you'll bang it on an amp and put some lighter fluid on it?
jdw |
10.07.06 - 9:02 pm | #
JohnJS, are you still here? Are you okay?
mer |
10.07.06 - 9:03 pm | #
I'm s'posed to eat something now, right? Saturday night, food?
~~~sigh~~~
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers
Doc - I grilled steak and had nice baked potatoes with a salad and some fresh Gulf shrimp. There's plenty left.
C'mon over.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:03 pm | #
Forgive me for asking, I haven't been around here for a day or so...
Are the Republicans still trying to get into young boy's pants?
Steve French |
10.07.06 - 9:03 pm | #
looks great, billy b. how does it sound?
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:03 pm | #
But what do you really think?
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in | 10.07.06 - 9:00 pm | #
I'll make them a deal.
We'll stop the incessant Brian Ross IM's, you give us Rumsfeld, and Condi's head. Also, at the bare min. the House, and maybe the Senate too.
garage mahal |
10.07.06 - 9:04 pm | #
I like Billmon's nickname for Condi Rice: Madame Supertanker.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 9:04 pm | #
There's some shit I will not pollute my machines with -- RealPlayer is definitely one of those things.
Indeed. RealPlayer is evil and I won't install it on my PC either. But you can get Real Alternative instead and see real media streams without letting them take over your machine.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 9:04 pm | #
Jeffraham Prestonian billy b -- Dang! Izzat a lefty Carvin kit?
That's it, my brother. I'm blowed away.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:05 pm | #
Doc - I grilled steak and had nice baked potatoes with a salad and some fresh Gulf shrimp. There's plenty left.
C'mon over.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john | 10.07.06 - 9:03 pm | #
Ok, I'll say it. Condi Rice is a stupid inexperieced priviledged crony family bitch, who cares about nobody, who fucked up 9/11, who brings nothing to the table in the ME, betrays her own ethnicity, and who the world stage thinks is irrelevant (see Leb.) , and quite frankly embarrasses me with her hideous fast-paced gate at world events.
garage mahal
well, i would not go THAT far; she's not as dumb as georgie. the interesting thing is that all the good ol' boys down here in georgia who probably have racist tendencies, they're dying for her to run for president in 2008!
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:05 pm | #
By Robert Dallek
Dallek. heh.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 9:05 pm | #
Are the Republicans still trying to get into young boy's pants?
Steve French | 10.07.06 - 9:03 pm | #
Yes.
This has been another edition of "Simple Answers to Simple Questions"
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 9:06 pm | #
"goober lips"?
Next you'll be donning your Klan robes and burning a cross.
Algonquin J. Calhoun |
10.07.06 - 9:06 pm | #
Are the Republicans still trying to get into young boy's pants?
Steve French
The Old Man From Scene 24: But you can get Real Alternative instead and see real media streams without letting them take over your machine.
I got that, at your advising, to hear Plum P's radio show. It works great -- thanks!
However, it doesn't help with CSPAN's embedded stream. Regardless, the bandwidth is the bigger issue, presently.
I think one of our local stations should have covered the debate, anyway. This is an outrage.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:07 pm | #
But again, it's a miracle when I can post consistently here from the condo, because the signal is very, very weak.
What kinda antenny you usin'?
Elmer, PHD |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:07 pm | #
Dayum. Getting some serious downpour right now.
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 9:08 pm | #
Terry C - That's true. I doubt Rover can get as stiff as a straight pin, tho....
Ina, there's plenty. The gulf shrimp is primo. I'm saving a plate for you
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:08 pm | #
the TN debate is over. i think ford did well. he's such a hottie; i can't help myself.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:09 pm | #
billy b: That's it, my brother. I'm blowed away.
They make some nice stuff. I've had two, including the H1 prototype.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:10 pm | #
Terry C - That's true. I doubt Rover can get as stiff as a straight pin, tho....
billy b - mr. hooker sir john
i read a review of the carvin kit on the web the first time you mentioned it, billy. sounds like agreat deal. the upshot of the review was that for less than $400, plus a little bit of fairly easy work, you get what ammounts to a kickass strat.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:10 pm | #
"goober lips"?
Next you'll be donning your Klan robes and burning a cross.
Algonquin J. Calhoun
Goober was white. Everybody in Mayberry was white...
Elmer, PHD |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:10 pm | #
i didn't know you were left handed, billy b.
Olaf glad and big
Yep. The only thing I do righty is play golf. I really wish I'd started playing guitar righty. If only because there's so few left-hands available.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:11 pm | #
By using the expression, "partisan frenzy," the lie-er is telling the repug bozo he's talking to that he is a repug in spirit and has completely abandoned the dem party.
Bobby St. Chomsky |
10.07.06 - 9:11 pm | #
Your sphincter is so tight at this point, Rove couldn't drive a strait pin up your ass with a 2 pound ball peen hammer -
I have an air nailer that might do the job if the compressor is cranked right up.
Yeah, all of us leftys are in our right minds. Cept Republican leftys.
They still suck.
Barndog, mandolinist |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:11 pm | #
i wonder if foley ever asked ford to get some ice cream with him.
he was only 26 when he first went to the house.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:11 pm | #
Thanks, billy b. And perhaps after supper, there'll be music making and merriment?
whiskeyina |
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10.07.06 - 9:11 pm | #
"the TN debate is over. i think ford did well. he's such a hottie; i can't help myself."
he did spew a whole list of chimpco shit he voted for, tho, and seemed proud of it. he also seemed very proud to say he's 'not a liberal' like it was some kind of fucking disease.
I just threw up a little into my mouth.
melior |
10.07.06 - 9:12 pm | #
Elmer: What kinda antenny you usin'?
The built-in that's in the Shouty-Crackers Coalition notebook (no external connector for an antenna -- it has every flippin' thing else, though). I have an Orinoco card and a +7dBi omni, but it's not as good as the built-in.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:12 pm | #
"Y'all" are projecting.
He's got nothing else. Less than nothing, actually, seeing as how he just crapped all over himself.
CowAnotherCow |
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10.07.06 - 9:12 pm | #
I made it thru left handed playin, Billy.
Now mandolins.. thats another story. I'm gunna build my lefty F model mando, hopefully this winter - but maybe not.
Barndog, mandolinist |
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10.07.06 - 9:13 pm | #
Ok, I'll say it. Condi Rice is a stupid inexperieced priviledged crony family bitch, who cares about nobody, who fucked up 9/11, who brings nothing to the table in the ME, betrays her own ethnicity, and who the world stage thinks is irrelevant (see Leb.) , and quite frankly embarrasses me with her hideous fast-paced gate at world events.
garage mahal
he did spew a whole list of chimpco shit he voted for, tho, and seemed proud of it. he also seemed very proud to say he's 'not a liberal' like it was some kind of fucking disease.
he's a dlc whackaloon.
jdw
that's his style. ford has always wanted to be a blue dog dem, like clinton.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:13 pm | #
Jeffraham PrestonianThey make some nice stuff. I've had two, including the H1 prototype.
The Holdsworth? Sheeit. Cool brother.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:14 pm | #
Indeed. RealPlayer is evil and I won't install it on my PC either.
Yup. Spyware/adware is what it is. Piece o' shit.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 9:15 pm | #
me_imperturbe | 10.07.06 - 9:05 pm | #
My prob w/ Condi is really only what I typed out on some really good Scotch.
Be a Human Condi. That's all I ask.
garage mahal |
10.07.06 - 9:15 pm | #
Yep. The only thing I do righty is play golf. I really wish I'd started playing guitar righty. If only because there's so few left-hands available.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john | 10.07.06 - 9:11 pm | #
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yeah. i think people should go that way. it's a whole new skill that you have to learn from the ground up anyway. might as well learn it the way most of the instruments are set up. i'm right handed, but when i started i thought it would be easier to play left handed. fret the notes with my strong hand.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:15 pm | #
billy b: The Holdsworth? Sheeit. Cool brother.
I have it for sale at Gruhn. It's prototype #5. Got it from Allan at his 51st birthday party.
After I got it, I bought an H2T with a flame maple top, in transparent red. That thing was eye-poppin'.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:18 pm | #
Olaf read a review of the carvin kit on the web the first time you mentioned it, billy. sounds like agreat deal. the upshot of the review was that for less than $400, plus a little bit of fairly easy work, you get what ammounts to a kickass strat.
I have a buddy that's played Carvins for years and I finally jumped on it. I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised.
The whole kit, with the options ran around $450.
Barndog - I plan on getting the equipment to start cutting out and routing electric axe bodies. This was a trial run.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:19 pm | #
Clark was inspirational - working the crowd of 300.
Ned is gonna win!! I'm convinced of it!!
portia |
10.07.06 - 9:20 pm | #
Be a Human Condi. That's all I ask.
garage mahal
i have a feeling she's not totally aware of what's going on. but at least she knows more than the president. oh god help us!
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:21 pm | #
Oh, Chuy, Bob Dallek.
The number of women grad students who ended used up by good old Bob Dallek... Living lives as paralegals. Yes, I knew them. They used to ask me what it took to ally themselves with John Galbraith, and all I could tell them was that Dallek was a sonofavbitch Americanist and what did they expect....
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Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers |
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10.07.06 - 9:21 pm | #
"that's his style. ford has always wanted to be a blue dog dem, like clinton.
me_imperturbe"
yeah, all well and good until you start bashing liberals as a crutch.
i remember clinton predicting that ford would some day be president. maybe if that ever becomes true he can do something worth a shit besides selling out for a senate seat.
jdw |
10.07.06 - 9:22 pm | #
Jeffraham PrestonianAfter I got it, I bought an H2T with a flame maple top, in transparent red. That thing was eye-poppin'.
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That would be the case. You a lead player?
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:22 pm | #
but at least she knows more than [Monkey Boy]. oh god help us!
me_imperturbe
BARNEY knows more than Bush.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 9:24 pm | #
i have a feeling she's not totally aware of what's going on. but at least she knows more than the president. oh god help us!
me_imperturbe | 10.07.06 - 9:21 pm
Help is on the way . I wish Consi well.
garage mahal |
10.07.06 - 9:24 pm | #
billy b: That would be the case. You a lead player?
I haven't played regularly in years. I used to write and record, but these days, I'm lucky to log 15 minutes a month playing any instrument. Heh... I've actually just got one, left.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:25 pm | #
that's a pretty guitar, jp. i like anything made out of maple, though. maple is just really pretty.
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:27 pm | #
"Ned is gonna win!! I'm convinced of it!!"
--portia
Oh portia, I hope you're right.
But that means i'm still going to say "Go Joe," because everyone I have voted for in the last six years has lost.
mer |
10.07.06 - 9:27 pm | #
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers: JP, what's the model number of that laptop?
It's a Compaq Presario V2000, with all manner of goodies!
Including a Lightscribe-capable DVD+RW!
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:27 pm | #
Olaf glad and big: that's a pretty guitar, jp. i like anything made out of maple, though. maple is just really pretty.
Figured maple, especially, yeah. I hated to sell it, but... that's okay. I got a great deal on it, since the Carvin guys knew I was running Allan's website. It sold 'em some guitars.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 9:30 pm | #
Including a Lightscribe-capable DVD+RW!
I wish I'd paid the extra $ for the DVD+RW drive when I bought my laptop.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 9:30 pm | #
I have an Orinoco card and a +7dBi omni, but it's not as good as the built-in.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
I got signal to my cell phone at home, deep in the woods, by putting a $29 mag mount omni antenna at the focus of a surplus Direcway dish...
Elmer, PHD |
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10.07.06 - 9:31 pm | #
i think i could enjoy living on a park bench if it was made out of maple.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:32 pm | #
Elmer: You got a wok?
I got signal to my cell phone at home, deep in the woods, by putting a $29 mag mount omni antenna at the focus of a surplus Direcway dish...
Heh! I don't have a wok, but I do have a Salvation Army store within walkin' distance...! Thanks for the suggestion!
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:33 pm | #
It's a Compaq Presario V2000, with all manner of goodies!
Including a Lightscribe-capable DVD+RW!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
I went ahead and reccommended the V6000 on special at Compoosa to my cow orker. Dunno if he's bit yet.
Elmer, PHD |
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10.07.06 - 9:34 pm | #
Is there any way that the Democratic Party can strip the "Democrat" from Joe's name? Is there a moment a la the '60s TV show "BRANDED" when they strip the stripes off of Joe's uniform and cast him aside?
Well there should be...
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MisterX |
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10.07.06 - 9:35 pm | #
ok, this border fence situation is c-r-a-z-y:
if a mexican family can find their way to a north carolina poultry farm, i really doubt a fence will able to do what 2,000 - 3,000 miles can't.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:36 pm | #
evening bats
just watched the clip of joe and I have to wonder if he isn't in-fact our very own dipshit
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 9:36 pm | #
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers: -- I hope you're not diggin' through documentation to look for an external antenna plug. I done dood it, before I got that $17 omni antenna for the Orinoco card.
Besides, if I can just manage to run into my neighbor, again, I may be able to split her Comcast bill with her. She's set up a WEP WiFi net, and it's screamin' signal into every nook and cranny of my condo. Maybe once I get a job, I can give her $25/mo. for the key.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:37 pm | #
Is there any way that the Democratic Party can strip the "Democrat" from Joe's name? Is there a moment a la the '60s TV show "BRANDED" when they strip the stripes off of Joe's uniform and cast him aside?
Well there should be...
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MisterX
Wouldn't that set a lovely precedent...
Besides, he already has, himself.
Elmer, PHD |
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10.07.06 - 9:39 pm | #
if a mexican family can find their way to a north carolina poultry farm, i really doubt a fence will able to do what 2,000 - 3,000 miles can't.
me_imperturbe | 10.07.06 - 9:36 pm | #
they don't really want to keep mexicans from coming here anyway. it's all fake. they want lots of them coming here. they just want to make sure that they have no rights. i would be in favor of building a fence around texas though.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:39 pm | #
I went ahead and reccommended the V6000 on special at Compoosa to my cow orker. Dunno if he's bit yet.
Elmer, PHD
::matthew: I went ahead and took your advise on the website
My MFA degree havin wife concurred.
I was hopin' I didn't overstep, there.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:43 pm | #
But that means i'm still going to say "Go Joe," because everyone I have voted for in the last six years has lost.
mer
I know how you feel - but it's different this year.
The enthusiasm is for Ned - not Joe. I can't imagine 300 people attending a rally for Joe Lieberman. 50 - maybe.
I'd like to see some ads with Wes Clark, Ted Kennedy, and other big dems telling voters to get out the vote for Ned and bring their friends and neighbors with them. or something like that.
portia |
10.07.06 - 9:44 pm | #
Olaf glad and big: that's a pretty guitar, jp. i like anything made out of maple, though. maple is just really pretty.
Figured maple, especially, yeah. I hated to sell it, but... that's okay. I got a great deal on it, since the Carvin guys knew I was running Allan's website. It sold 'em some guitars.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Olaf - I agree on the maple. It's some hard ass wood also. I like the alder (I was skeptical about it, not sure why, but was) and the way it looks when finished with the tung oil, as it was real easy to finish.
JP - Count me as impressed. That's all I can say, home skillet. I ain't in your (or Barndog's) league I don't imagine. I do OK on da blooz licks tho. That and rock and roll.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:45 pm | #
they just want to make sure that they have no rights. i would be in favor of building a fence around texas though.
Olaf glad and big |
Wouldn't that set a lovely precedent...
Besides, he already has, himself.
Elmer, PHD
Yeah, but wouldn't it be nice if there was an official ceremony?
"I break with you
I break with you
I break with you."
And then we throw dog poop on his shoes.
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MisterX |
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10.07.06 - 9:46 pm | #
A former Republican page is ready to come forward with his story of how Mark Foley seduced (using copious quantities of alcohol) and eventually bedded him.
Think about it, Foley didn't resign because of the emails.
It's all about to go nuclear.
film at 11 |
10.07.06 - 9:47 pm | #
Oops..maybe I should just STFU
John Aravosis And Crew And Foley Emails
Posted by AJStrata on October 7th, 2006
John Aravosis is yapping up a storm, and letting out details he doesn’t quite comprehend are (a) not common knowledge and (b) implicate him as working to orchestrate Foleygate in the media. It is important to note all the activity in July of 2006 regarding the non-salacious emails between Foley and a Page from Louisianna (aka, the LA Page). I have done numerous posts on these emails (the last one here with back referencing links). Reader TopSecretK9 as reminded me of this Aravosis comment when he admitted in October that he had the Foley Emails in July and mentioned he had done nothing after talking to CREW. She found this recent Aravosis post which tipped some more information out:
When I received the Foley emails this past July, had I been warned two or three years ago that Foley was stalking pages, I’d have turned the emails over to the FBI myself, not waiting for CREW to do it (which was shortly after I received them anyway). But I didn’t receive the warnings Denny Hastert received. I didn’t know five years ago that Foley was stalking pages - like Denny Haster knew, since his office warned the pages 5 years ago to stay away from Foley.
Oh, what a tangled web we weave… So Aravosis was one of those involved in moving the non-salacious emails around. He clearly did not turn them over to the FBI because he was waiting for CREW to do that - for the little band of liberal warriors? In he has a slightly different story:
as noted before, shortly after I got the emails CREW told me they had sent them to the FBI and I figured that was the best way to handle them - silly me, since the FBI is now part of the cover-up
Then John gets threatening and nasty, ready to expose his compatriots who also had the emails (before July):
If CNN dares go there with me, I’ve already told them that I’ll be asking the host in return why it is that ABC, the LA Times, the Miami Herald, the Palm Beach Post, several other publications and little old me had the memos all this time but CNN didn’t.
Johnny is feeling the heat. It seems he was ‘waiting’ on CREW to go to the FBI since they clearly said they would do so. They told him they did go to the FBI, but apparently they also told them they would go to trhe FBI. What is interesting about this is ABC News is mentioned has having the Emails “all this time” and CNN didn’t. The question is where did Aravosis get his copies. Interestingly, Aravosis posted the FORGED versions of the emails from the StopSexPredators (SPP) website! These are clearly forged because there is no date fields in the headers and the punctuation is not right compared to those from ABC News and CREW. Why did Aravosis use the faked up versions on his blog? We need to see what versions he has, but the only version he showed were those from SSP. He admits coordinating things with CREW and uses the forged emails to create
John Analosis |
10.07.06 - 9:47 pm | #
I was hopin' I didn't overstep, there.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
absolutely not...The nav is the one thing that I didn't like about the setup before...You simply stated the obvious which is that is was difficult to navigate
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 9:47 pm | #
"I went ahead and took your advise on the website"
nice looking projects. the site doesn't like opera, tho, although probably not may people use it...
jdw |
10.07.06 - 9:47 pm | #
"A former Republican page is ready to come forward with his story of how Mark Foley seduced (using copious quantities of alcohol) and eventually bedded him."
billy b: JP - Count me as impressed. That's all I can say, home skillet. I ain't in your (or Barndog's) league I don't imagine. I do OK on da blooz licks tho. That and rock and roll.
That's about all I'm good for; I don't consider myself much more than a lazy picker. I have a good ear, but the brain-to-finger thang isn't all that great.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:50 pm | #
Hey bats.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 9:50 pm | #
PC w/opera. using IE it worked very well...nice stuff!!!
jdw |
10.07.06 - 9:51 pm | #
We need to see what versions he has, but the only version he showed were those from SSP. He admits coordinating things with CREW and uses the forged emails to create
John Analosis
what ever happened with finding out what that FBI agent did after CREW sent her the foley emails?
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:52 pm | #
there are some fine people in texas. tena, rmj, rorschach, 4legs good spring to mind. but overall texas is a liability to the usa. that's just how it is. it's just a really fucked up situation there.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:52 pm | #
A former Republican page is ready to come forward with his story of how Mark Foley seduced (using copious quantities of alcohol) and eventually bedded him.
Think about it, Foley didn't resign because of the emails.
It's all about to go nuclear.
You mean nuke-u-ler
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 9:53 pm | #
"PC, mac, linux?"
PC w/opera. using IE it worked very well...nice stuff!!!
jdw
thanks...
what is your screen res? Was it the gallery page? I ask because I tested it on opera and everything seemed to be OK
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 9:53 pm | #
A former Republican page is ready to come forward with his story of how Mark Foley seduced (using copious quantities of alcohol) and eventually bedded him.
Roh roh.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 9:54 pm | #
link?
jdw | 10.07.06 - 9:49 pm | #
I don't have one because it's not yet been disclosed.
Oh, but it will.
film at 11 |
10.07.06 - 9:54 pm | #
That's about all I'm good for; I don't consider myself much more than a lazy picker. I have a good ear, but the brain-to-finger thang isn't all that great.
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I thought I was Ok until my son, who's been playing about 2 and a half years blows my ass out of the water. Humbling.
That being said, I'd like to crank em up with you at some point. No shit.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 9:55 pm | #
It's all about to go nuclear.
You mean nuke-u-ler
You mean spunk-u-ler
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.07.06 - 9:55 pm | #
::matthew: absolutely not...The nav is the one thing that I didn't like about the setup before...You simply stated the obvious which is that is was difficult to navigate
Well, one must be careful when treading these grounds, as I learned in the Fortune 500 gig. I worked with "product analysts," whose jobs it was to gather requirements from a client (internal, usually), and they could get into their heads some really wacky design ideas, and become wedded to them in no time. I would try to tell them, "Well, yes, we can do that... but it's a little bit like reversing the brake and the accelerator pedals in your car -- everybody knows the gas is on the right, and the brake on the left -- why you wanna mess with that?" and they'd be all pissed off.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 9:55 pm | #
i lived in nyc for a while, and people in the provinces ask me about it sometimes. the best description i could come up with was "well, new york is just like anywhere else, only moreso." texas is kind of the same way only from a different angle.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 9:56 pm | #
Barndoggie's a good picker. I've heard him play at more than a couple folk music fests.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 9:56 pm | #
Laura Bush is the Joker...
Richard
"Pins and needles
Needles and pins
A HAPPY woman
is a woman who GRINS!"
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 9:58 pm | #
"you went to ohio to help bush get re-elected and we didn't even get a t-shirt"
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 9:58 pm | #
Um...the young page that was seduced and bedded. Does he have the right to find out if Foley used a condom? Does Foley have stds? Does Foley have AIDS?
Can the parents sue Foley for taking advantage of their underage son?
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 9:59 pm | #
mathew: opera v 7.54, 1024 x 726 32bpp
all pages loaded slow for me and the project pics never did come up when i clicked on them
jdw |
10.07.06 - 9:59 pm | #
the Foley thig is not about what he did anymore, its about when did the Republican "leaderhip" know about him and when did they know it. In other words how big a lie are they caught in?
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:00 pm | #
bam! in your colllective face Mets.
focus |
10.07.06 - 10:00 pm | #
what is barndog's first instrument? is he a guitarist? i got the impression that the mando playing was a new thing.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:01 pm | #
Can the parents sue Foley for taking advantage of their underage son?
ellroon
THAT'd serve that sanctimonious, hypocritical, predatory jackass right.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:01 pm | #
At dinner, I was listening to a group of four people discuss politics.
They knew, more or less, what they were talking about. They were church-going Republicans.
Discussing Granholm/DeVos and what to do about that race, but more importantly, their conversation hinged on the Foley scandal.
This is not good for Republicans. These folks were Republicans, but they were sensible and disgusted.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 10:02 pm | #
Do the rabid right get upset when gays use condoms?
Or is that only about women who need to get pregnant because God says so?
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:02 pm | #
the Foley thig is not about what he did anymore, its about when did the Republican "leaderhip" know about him and when did they know it. In other words how big a lie are they caught in?
The Old Man From Scene 24
What did they know and when did they know it?
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:02 pm | #
"the Foley thig is not about what he did anymore, its about when did the Republican "leaderhip" know about him and when did they know it. In other words how big a lie are they caught in?
The Old Man From Scene 24"
I wish someone would start asking the questions about the possibility Foley could have been compromised. This guy is doing something at least border line illegal, he doesn't want anyone to know. But obviously quite a few did. In terms of the nation's business including security, this guy could have been turned by any one. Including the irony of being turned by the page. (Pun intended)
EkCenTriK |
10.07.06 - 10:03 pm | #
Vicki: Discussing Granholm/DeVos and what to do about that race, but more importantly, their conversation hinged on the Foley scandal.
This is not good for Republicans. These folks were Republicans, but they were sensible and disgusted.
It fits with the last Newsweek poll, though... and that lifts my spirits more than you know.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 10:03 pm | #
Discussing Granholm/DeVos and what to do about that race, but more importantly, their conversation hinged on the Foley scandal.
Are they going to vote for DeVos? do you think Foley willl stop them voting for any Republican?
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:04 pm | #
Or is that only about women who need to get pregnant because God says so?
ellroon
Or women who "need" to get STDs because they're sex-enjoying tramps.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:04 pm | #
" its about when did the Republican "leaderhip" know about him and when did they know it"
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage. I'm sure they had the best interests of children at heart.
Algonquin J. Calhoun |
10.07.06 - 10:04 pm | #
all pages loaded slow for me and the project pics never did come up when i clicked on them
jdw
thanks for the info.
I have a pretty fat pipe coming in here and I don't get a good sense of speed a lot of the time. The gallery def. loads a lot slower in opera, but it did load after 4-5 sec. for me.
The project pics when clicked on should open in a AJAX lightbox. maybe java is the issue
I'm running v9.02 opera, so maybe its just that.
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 10:05 pm | #
Can the parents sue Foley for taking advantage of their underage son?
ellroon
THAT'd serve that sanctimonious, hypocritical, predatory jackass right.
Terry C, Republiphobe | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 10:01 pm | #
as i understand it, the way you get to be a page in the first place is by making sure that your parents are very rich and contribute generously to one or the other or both of the 2 parties. and the payoff is that your child gets accepted as a victim of sexual harrassment and abuse.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:05 pm | #
From what I've reaZZZzzzzzzzzzzz
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Algonquin J. Calhoun
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:05 pm | #
This is not good for Republicans. These folks were Republicans, but they were sensible and disgusted.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore | 10.07.06 - 10:02 pm | #
I have to wonder. Were they disgusted about Foley's behavior? Or the fact that he got caught? Or that its now in the national news?
Fundies I am acquainted with only get pissed off that one of the repuke lies gets exposed in public.
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:06 pm | #
Are they going to vote for DeVos?
Probably not for DeVos. There's this little skeleton in his closet called Altera, and it's going to bite him in the ass.
Plus, he sucks.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.07.06 - 10:06 pm | #
"From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverag"
You really need to start reading things other than LGF and Freeperville.
To much time there and things start falling off I hear.
EkCenTriK |
10.07.06 - 10:06 pm | #
This is not good for Republicans.
Vicki
the kids didn't seem to fair too well either... any mention of them?
focus |
10.07.06 - 10:06 pm | #
Or women who "need" to get STDs because they're sex-enjoying tramps.
Terry C, Republiphobe
Those sluts!
And don't show Santorum your Thumbsnap, Terry C! Looks suggestive if you know what I mean....
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:06 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
Funny there's not a goddamned shred of evidence to that... but PLENTY to suggest that the GOP leadership knew YEARS ago, and did nothing.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 10:06 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
Pathetic. And if it that were true, it excuses the republicans doing nothing about how exactly?
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:07 pm | #
You really need to start reading things other than LGF and Freeperville.
EkCenTriK
Or what Rush, Hannity and O'Wanker tell it.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:07 pm | #
as i understand it, the way you get to be a page in the first place is by making sure that your parents are very rich and contribute generously to one or the other or both of the 2 parties. and the payoff is that your child gets accepted as a victim of sexual harrassment and abuse.
Olaf glad and big
You think some of these rich parents would want to bring down the hammer on Foley's antics.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:08 pm | #
Algonquin J. Calhoun | 10.07.06 - 10:04 pm | #
Strange how you only believe repuke lies. Were you born corrupt? Or did you have to suck a lot of corrupt repuke cock to get your "wings"?
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:08 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
Even if what you were "reading" were "true," how would that in any way excuse what your leadership in the GOP was doing? You know, the ones who've had control of the entire ship of state for years?
C'mon, are Dems weak and stupid and useless and out of touch or are they all-powerful, all-knowing wizards, orchestrating the downfall of the neocons through the devious bloggers and evil CREW?
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 10:08 pm | #
And don't show Santorum your Thumbsnap, Terry C! Looks suggestive if you know what I mean....
ellroon
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage. I'm sure they had the best interests of children at heart.
Algonquin J. Calhoun
you must have been reading something totally unsubstantiated and biased b/c we all have been reading this story for DAYS and it doesn't appear that Dems knew ANYTHING....totally clueless, which is par for a minority party.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:09 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
You want some cheese with that whine?
Fill me in on how it's the Dems responsibility to police the repukes.
I would love some of that hooch you got, Algie.
billy b - mr. hooker sir john |
10.07.06 - 10:09 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that Bush was getting fucked up the ass by Jeff Gannon in the Oval Office.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:09 pm | #
Algonquin J. Calhoun | 10.07.06 - 10:04 pm | #
Strange how you only believe repuke lies. Were you born corrupt? Or did you have to suck a lot of corrupt repuke cock to get your "wings"?
left field, reconstituted
Gotta love its racist name, too.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:09 pm | #
I can't find the link yet, but Fordham would go to parties and watch Foley. He'd prevent Foley from inviting kids back to his place.
The guy needed a handler!
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:10 pm | #
seriously. what else do pages do? i'm 42 years old and i have never in my life heard any mention of senate or congressional pages at all except in the context of sex scandals. i believe that pages exist for the sexual gratification of senators and congressmen. i believe that is the whole point of the page program.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:10 pm | #
ok...even if the Dems knew it, so did the pukes. If you ask me the Dems had every right to get some mileage out of it. Think the pukes would have played it any different if the tables were turned?
But from what's been shown in the media so far, it's pretty obvious that its been a puke inside deal all along
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 10:12 pm | #
Strange how you only believe repuke lies. Were you born corrupt? Or did you have to suck a lot of corrupt repuke cock to get your "wings"?
left field, reconstituted
even big scary monsters have a heart/soul. deep down inside they don't believe what they're saying.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:12 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
I'm sure you are able to post some actual evidence behind that allegation.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 10:12 pm | #
Olaf:
I like what Robin Williams said on Maher last night.
"Pages? What IS this, the Court of Louis IXV?"
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:13 pm | #
You think some of these rich parents would want to bring down the hammer on Foley's antics.
ellroon
Or his weenie...
Elmer, PHD |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:13 pm | #
Sorry - Louis XIV
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:13 pm | #
Think the pukes would have played it any different if the tables were turned?
the troll is upset because it thinks the Dems are using GOP tactics for a change.
I hope the Dems are behind this coming out now, maybe they're going to start figting the repigs on their own terms now.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:13 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
Here read this:
"The modern day republican party is the largest, most dangerous organized crime family the world has ever seen. While they appeal to the 'Family Values' voter, in practice they are anything but. They have more in common with the Romans at the fall of the Roman Empire, and perhaps with many recent dictators than the constituent whose votes they covet."
You read it here. So it must be true.
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:14 pm | #
From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverage.
I'm sure you are able to post some actual evidence behind that allegation.
Richard
"Rush sez so" isn't actual evidence.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:14 pm | #
Foley got to the US House in 1994 when the R's took control. He has always served under R's leadership. R's control the House, so this is a Repub problem.
Gee, I wonder how much Tom DeLay knew about Foley's "problem" with pages? Didn't he claim to know a lot about the members of the house? To control people, you must know their weak points. Gosh I hope DeLay gets subpoenaed by the ethics committee.
TheOtherWA |
10.07.06 - 10:14 pm | #
Oh jeez, I didn't know Romans used Lampreys as a method of killing people.
EkCenTriK |
10.07.06 - 10:14 pm | #
Evidence? Evidence? We don't need no steenkin' evidence! Reality is what we say it is, if we say the Dems knew then the Dems knew. If we say Foley is a Dem, he's a Dem. We have mad Jedi skillz! Listen America! This isn't the scandal you're looking for! Move along!!
Da Bosses of You |
10.07.06 - 10:15 pm | #
They have more in common with the Romans at the fall of the Roman Empire, and perhaps with many recent dictators than the constituent whose votes they covet.
They have a helluva in common with Adolf, Hermann, Josef, Heinrich and the boys of the Third Reich.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:15 pm | #
Is this thing on?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:15 pm | #
Is this thing on?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:15 pm | #
I'm curious how many foley votes were influenced by the threat of being outed by the leadership.
::matthew |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:16 pm | #
UGH!
Commercial with Rudy the Lisp kissing Senator Man On Dog's fat ass.
Guiliani is SO repulsive! Slimey to the max.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:16 pm | #
a helluva LOT
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:17 pm | #
Is this thing on?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al
No one here but us bats.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 10:17 pm | #
"From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverag"
O gosh yeah, let's talk about this issue! You mean some democrats knew about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR and didn't do enough to stop the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR from continuing activities that the REPUBLICAN LEADERS OF CONGRESS knew about even earlier and didn't do anything about? Gosh all that talk about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR sure-nuff could be damaging to both parties indeed!
Let's talk a lot more about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR, why don't we? All next week for sure, and by then we'll have more details about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR and that should carry it well into yet another week and the next thing you know that GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR will be on everybody's minds as they're going to the polls!
"From what I've read, it appears that the Dems knew all about it sometime ago but held on to it for election leverag"
O gosh yeah, let's talk about this issue! You mean some democrats knew about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR and didn't do enough to stop the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR from continuing activities that the REPUBLICAN LEADERS OF CONGRESS knew about even earlier and didn't do anything about? Gosh all that talk about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR sure-nuff could be damaging to both parties indeed!
Let's talk a lot more about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR, why don't we? All next week for sure, and by then we'll have more details about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR and that should carry it well into yet another week and the next thing you know that GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/SEXUAL PREDATOR will be on everybody's minds as they're going to the polls!
I hope the Dems are behind this coming out now, maybe they're going to start figting the repigs on their own terms now.
The Old Man From Scene 24 | 10.07.06 - 10:13 pm
Word. We have to. After '08 maybe we'll look at campaign ethics.
garage mahal |
10.07.06 - 10:17 pm | #
Foley got to the US House in 1994 when the R's took control. He has always served under R's leadership. R's control the House, so this is a Repub problem.
see? this is why the dems have to stay away from blurring the party lines. what can bring one party down shant bring down the other.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:18 pm | #
"A former Republican page is ready to come forward with his story of how Mark Foley seduced (using copious quantities of alcohol) and eventually bedded him." -Vicky
FINALLY, a story so simple even 40 years of dumbed-down edumacation and wholesale media prostitution cannot obscure.
...I think. At this point I would not be surprised in the least if the moral of this story according to the tellers turns out to be that Democrats are unamerican.
Helios |
10.07.06 - 10:19 pm | #
"A former Republican page is ready to come forward with his story of how Mark Foley seduced (using copious quantities of alcohol) and eventually bedded him." -Vicky
FINALLY, a story so simple even 40 years of dumbed-down edumacation and wholesale media prostitution cannot obscure.
...I think. At this point I would not be surprised in the least if the moral of this story according to the tellers turns out to be that Democrats are unamerican.
Helios |
10.07.06 - 10:19 pm | #
I hope the Dems are behind this coming out now, maybe they're going to start figting the repigs on their own terms now.
It is sort of interesting seeing them flailing about for some kind of response to being so thoroughly busted for their corruption that even their base is turning against them. It's a lie - no it's a setup - no, it's an orchestrated campaign of deception, err, the truth, umm, but which Dems knew about and the GOP didn't - I mean, it's totally the homophobia of the left - err not that we don't also hate teh gays - ummmmmmmmmm - would you believe Foley was actually a Democratic mole?
Their corrupt ways have finally made them blind.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 10:19 pm | #
what's really kind of funny is that this scandal involves pages and instant messaging. i may be dense, but it seems to me that if you have instant messaging, then you don't really need pages.
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:20 pm | #
All systems go in the bat cave.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:20 pm | #
Hey, what ever happened to that term-limit thingie they ran on in 94?
12 years, right. Well, time to go.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 10:20 pm | #
FINALLY, a story so simple even 40 years of dumbed-down edumacation and wholesale media prostitution cannot obscure.
and a story that everyone can personally relate to:
when i was in high school, an economics teacher (single repug who hated liberals) was arrested for trying to solicit a young male prostitute in middle tennessee.
others have similar stories, so it resonates with people
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:21 pm | #
Xan,
I think that there is some talk of a GAY REPUBLICAN SEXUAL PREDATOR of late, but I wonder if we should be talking more about the REPUBLICAN SEXUAL PREDATOR in Congress. This REPUBLICAN GAY SEXUAL PREDATOR was known by the Republican leadership to be a GAY STALKER but then the REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP COVERED UP THE GAY REPUBLICAN SEXUAL PREDATOR lest it become a scandal.
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:22 pm | #
what's really kind of funny is that this scandal involves pages and instant messaging. i may be dense, but it seems to me that if you have instant messaging, then you don't really need pages.
I wonder if the whole IM thing has scared people. I hadn't IM'd anyone in probably a year or more until the other night, and it was rather fun, but man, I can see how it could be incriminating.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:22 pm | #
Gee, I wonder how much Tom DeLay knew about Foley's "problem" with pages? Didn't he claim to know a lot about the members of the house? To control people, you must know their weak points.
Bingo! They all said DeLay had everything there was to be had on everyone there, which is how he was able to command such "discipline" among the GOP members.
Heh - I said GOP members.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 10:22 pm | #
Brilliant!
Xan | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 10:17 pm
As was your post. Well done!
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 10:22 pm | #
Gee, I wonder how much Tom DeLay knew about Foley's "problem" with pages?
Chances are, Karl Rove knew about it as far back as 2003. That year, Foley started a run for the Senate, but abruptly dropped out "to spend more time with his parents". Steve Gilliard mentioned that Rove pushed him to drop out.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 10:23 pm | #
but it seems to me that if you have instant messaging, then you don't really need pages.
Olaf glad and big
very good, but we can't always just do away with things we don't like, like, we need to find a solution to the real problem....
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:24 pm | #
The desperation of the wingtards is getting more and more frantic.
The Rethuglikkklans are toast.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.07.06 - 10:24 pm | #
I hope the Dems are behind this coming out now; maybe they're going to start fighting the repigs on their own terms now.
Vicious extremists cannot be appeased.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:25 pm | #
very good, but we can't always just do away with things we don't like, like, we need to find a solution to the real problem....
me_imperturbe | 10.07.06 - 10:24 pm | #
Build a 30 ft high fence around the Repuke caucus.
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:25 pm | #
Steve Gilliard mentioned that Rove pushed him to drop out.
Richard
some reporter should start asking why he pushed him to drop. that could mean that rove knew.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:26 pm | #
I propose a device similer to the invisible fence dog collars. Get too close to a page and ZAP!
nyclept |
10.07.06 - 10:26 pm | #
Build a 30 ft high fence around the Repuke caucus.
left field, reconstituted
Works for me.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:26 pm | #
This is not good for Republicans.
Nonsense! It's the best possible thing for Republicans!! Rove's a genius!!!
The desperation of the wingtards is getting more and more frantic.
Fun to watch isn't it?
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:27 pm | #
very good, but we can't always just do away with things we don't like, like, we need to find a solution to the real problem....
me_imperturbe
You are right, of course.
The problem is that the mechanism for such a solution, the House Ethics Committee, was completely dismantled by the GOP leadership (to protect DeLay), so there really was no way for the Democratic members of the House to shut down Foley even if they had known.
Do you realize that the committee is meeeting for the first time in yarons, and only because ABC put Hastert's backside against the campfire?
Sorry, trolls, this one is all yours.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 10:27 pm | #
Chances are, Karl Rove knew about it as far back as 2003. That year, Foley started a run for the Senate, but abruptly dropped out "to spend more time with his parents". Steve Gilliard mentioned that Rove pushed him to drop out.
Richard | 10.07.06 - 10:23 pm | #
Since I've just read this, I can now say from what I've read it looks like KKKarl Rove knew about Foley at least as far back as 2003.
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:28 pm | #
seriously. can someone give me a job description of a congressional/senate page? what are their responsibilities? how are they supposed to spend their time, professionally? what are they supposed to be doing? i really have never heard of them except when there is a sex scandal involving them.
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:28 pm | #
Test slogan:
We have to fight the pedophiles in Washington, so that we don't have to fight them here in {insert district}
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 10:28 pm | #
I propose a device similer to the invisible fence dog collars. Get too close to a page and ZAP!
And the zapper doesn't go round their necks either...
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:28 pm | #
Rove is a fucking genius, and a genius at fucking.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:29 pm | #
The desperation of the wingtards is getting more and more frantic.
We have to fight the pedophiles in Washington, so that we don't have to fight them here in {insert district}
Gomez' distict!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:29 pm | #
don't you need a recording program such as deadaim in order to keep transcripts/logs of IM conversations?
or does IM do so automatically?
Hellkitty |
10.07.06 - 10:30 pm | #
Rove is a fucking genius, and a genius at fucking.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al
Fucking things up.
Terry C, Republiphobe |
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10.07.06 - 10:30 pm | #
seriously. can someone give me a job description of a congressional/senate page? what are their responsibilities? how are they supposed to spend their time, professionally? what are they supposed to be doing? i really have never heard of them except when there is a sex scandal involving them.
Olaf glad and big | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 10:28 pm | #
Sex camp for repukes?
left field, reconstituted |
10.07.06 - 10:30 pm | #
Rove is a fucking genius, and a genius at fucking little boys.
Don't cry for me Denny Hastert
The truth is, I've never liked you
You're far too slovenly
And so ungracious
You can't keep lies straight
Your pants are spacious.
Do you realize that the committee is meeeting for the first time in yarons, and only because ABC put Hastert's backside against the campfire?
Sorry, trolls, this one is all yours.
Diane C. Barking-Mad
yeah, i know, do you remember the name of that female representative who was fighting like mad to get that ethics bill passed? i really liked her, but she dropped from the scene. where is she?
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:30 pm | #
Do you realize that the committee is meeeting for the first time in yarons, and only because ABC put Hastert's backside against the campfire?
Sorry, trolls, this one is all yours.
Diane C. Barking-Mad
yeah, i know, do you remember the name of that female representative who was fighting like mad to get that ethics bill passed? i really liked her, but she dropped from the scene. where is she?
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:30 pm | #
Why, tradesnark dave, I'd never say that!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:31 pm | #
at least tell me what the official story is regarding the responsibilities of pages. i don't even know the official story. all i know is that there are these teenagers hanging around on the hill, and every 10 years or so there is a sex scandal involving them.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:32 pm | #
Don't cry for me Denny Hastert
The truth is, I've never liked you
You're far too slovenly
And so ungracious
You can't keep lies straight
Your pants are spacious.
Olav, the pages are actually nothing more than gophers for their assigned Congresscritter or Senator. The point of the program was not to hire kids to run errands, but to let them see first hand how Congress works.
Egad.
What a horror!
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 10:32 pm | #
Soldier In Iraq Subpoenaed In Foley Investigation
by georgia10
Sat Oct 07, 2006 at 07:15:23 PM PDT
Iliona over at ePluribus Media points us to a scathing Courier-Journal editorial which reveals surprising developments in the Foley investigation: Two of our local members, Ron Lewis and Mike Sodrel, suddenly found it inconvenient to walk around arm in arm with Speaker Dennis Hastert at a campaign fund-raiser or a Rotary Club appearance. At least they recognize that pedophilia and its enablers don't go over well anywhere, much less in respectable parts of Middle America like Elizabethtown and Jeffersonville.
One young man whom Mr. Lewis sponsored as a page has been drawn into the FBI probe. Now a soldier in Iraq, he has been subpoenaed to talk about messages that Mr. Foley, a Florida Republican, sent him.
The soldier--who was a page five years ago--called in from Iraq earlier this week:
Lewis's chief of staff got a satellite phone call from Iraq Tuesday afternoon from a man who wouldn't identify himself. But he did say he was a soldier from Kentucky's Second Congressional District who wanted to give Lewis a heads up.
"To let us know that he had been approached by Mark Foley in 2001 and that he is speaking to the proper authorities, to a JAG officer who will then pass that on to the FBI," says Lewis.
Congressman Lewis's office is the only local one we've found that's gotten a call from any of their former pages, alleging misconduct by Foley, a man Lewis describes this way: "He was a creepy guy."
Algonquin J. Calhoun is on the record as being pro-child raping.
How republican of him.
Steve French |
10.07.06 - 10:33 pm | #
Republican slogan:
We need to turn the page, move on..
Wait, I'll be back, that's no good.
Gomez |
10.07.06 - 10:33 pm | #
how are they supposed to spend their time, professionally? what are they supposed to be doing?
Answer phones, carry messages, answer questions from Republican Congressmen about their penis size and masturbation habits.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:34 pm | #
We have to fight the pedophiles in Washington, so that we don't have to fight them here in {insert district}
Ya know how some people inexplicably will describe one of their friends as "a good guy" even though he's the worst rat bastard you've ever met? That's how people tend to feel about their own Representatives. But once in a while, a "good guy" gets caught on videotape being a total motherfucker, and people are forced to wonder, very briefly, about their own judgement.
The only "honorable" course of action for Foley now is to name names and bring down every slimy mofo in town.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 10:34 pm | #
I hope the Dems are behind this coming out now; maybe they're going to start fighting the repigs on their own terms now.
On KO's show, Mark Klass was very grateful that the story was released exactly when it was, had it been another 2 hours, everyone would have dispensed for the rest of the season and Foley would be coming back with no repurcussions. The timing, he said, was perfect and should applauded.
Sonny Disposition |
10.07.06 - 10:35 pm | #
Joe got spanked again by voting public...
Student Kevin Miner, who said he'd voted for Lieberman twice in 2000, said one question had been eating him up for a long time: "I want to know what the moral reasoning is from a man who went from being a freedom rider to a torture apologist. I want to know what happened."
The crowd — dozens of students joined by a lot of faculty and staff — applauded the question.
do they make coffee? seriously, what can a teenager really contribute to the legislative process?
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:35 pm | #
Sweetie, you may not know this, but that's an obscure Bob Seger reference from the 70's...
Seger's from Day-twah. Day-twah is in Michigan. Michigan has the best sports teams in the nation right now...
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:36 pm | #
uh, my earlier irresponsible comment regarding the visage of the Mets may have been a tad injudicious…
Simels, I regret the error
focus |
10.07.06 - 10:36 pm | #
does IM do so automatically?
My IM chat thingy has an option automatically log all conversations.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:36 pm | #
It's one of those things that is really all about being able to polish your resume, furthering the idea of enclave professions. If we stopped it tomorrow no one would be hurt.
L+Z=777 |
10.07.06 - 10:36 pm | #
seriously, what can a teenager really contribute to the legislative process?
Olaf glad and big | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 10:35 pm |
"...I just got free cable for the entire upper east side!"
L+Z=777 |
10.07.06 - 10:37 pm | #
Sweetie, you may not know this, but that's an obscure Bob Seger reference from the 70's...
I was all over that like a week ago. Next up - Dylan's My Page's Back.
JeffCO |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:38 pm | #
It's interesting that the trolls come out to defend pediophiliacs.
But then again, they are Republicans.
Steve French |
10.07.06 - 10:38 pm | #
My IM is open right now, but alas, no one on my buddy list is on line.
I've never saved an IM, but if AOL is saving them, that's fucked up.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:38 pm | #
My IM chat thingy has an option automatically log all conversations.
The Old Man From Scene 24
Copy and paste?
.
agave, no longer a nice guy |
10.07.06 - 10:38 pm | #
The desperation of the wingtards is getting more and more frantic.
They are too stupid to understand that all they are doing is digging themselves into a deeper hole by defending the indefensible.
Yes, the sexual predator and his enablers are the victims and those who exposed and stopped them are really the bad guys. Great message. I'm sure people are buying it.
These fuckers think that they live on the bizarro world.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 10:39 pm | #
No Page Left Unturned....
ellroon |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:40 pm | #
don't you need a recording program such as deadaim in order to keep transcripts/logs of IM conversations?
or does IM do so automatically?
Hellkitty |
10.07.06 - 10:40 pm | #
My IM is open right now...
NO FLIRTING.
Steve French |
10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
A long Washington Post piece on "new media" includes this great tidbit about Bill Clinton:
He said Democrats of his generation tend to be naive about new media realities. There is an expectation among Democrats that establishment old media organizations are de facto allies--and will rebut political accusations and serve as referees on new-media excesses.
"We're all that way, and I think a part of it is we grew up in the '60s and the press led us against the war and the press led us on civil rights and the press led us on Watergate," Clinton said. "Those of us of a certain age grew up with this almost unrealistic set of expectations."
This Clinton is an astute one, isn't he? We've made essentially the same argument many times--including with reference to Clinton's own recent outburst on "Fox News Sunday." The former president, used to sycophantic interviewers like David Remnick and Larry King, was unprepared for a tough question and lashed out, delivering an angry, paranoid rant.
Somehow Clinton understands that "we," his fellow liberals, are fatuous about the media but he fails to grasp that he is.
Brenda N |
10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
Will any book reviewer ever dare to use the phrase 'a real page turner' again?
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
I envy the high scholl students of the future, who will read that this happened when the House Repubs were led by a man named "Boehner".
nsr |
10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
Copy and paste?
That would probably work too. I've never tried to save an IM one way or the other.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
ok, hell o scan is really farked up tonight. I have cleared the cache and it is still double posting. Sorry folks..
Hellkitty |
10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
Jabba the Hut Hastert is going down...
Ô¿Ô |
10.07.06 - 10:41 pm | #
I use trillian which logs all conversations...and if you do it at work where they have logging software, it's likely to be captured there too.
In the work setting I used my IM history more than once for ass covering.
::matthew |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:42 pm | #
was unprepared for a tough question and lashed out, delivering an angry, paranoid rant.
What a bunch of bullshit.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:43 pm | #
ok, hell o scan is really farked up tonight. I have cleared the cache and it is still double posting. Sorry folks..
Hellkitty
? I thought it wasn't the commenter's problem but haloscan just gets a glitch?
Or haloscan thinks your comment was so profound it needed to be repeated...
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:43 pm | #
Democrats are hyping the big problem of the deficits and claiming that they will be fiscally responsible. While I am not thrilled about running deficits, as I have pointed out in the past, we are making significant progress on this--and you can give Bush's tax reductions some of the credit for this, by causing a significant increase in tax revenues. A few months back, I pointed out how the deficit projection had dropped from $423 billion to $296 billion over a one year period, largely because of increased tax revenues.
Well, the good news keeps coming, much to the chagrin of the billionaires' party. Over at Back Talk, whose author describes himself as "a professor at a major research university, a registered Democrat, a liberal by most measures, but a radical conservative relative to the large majority of my colleagues" is a discussion of budget deficit progress, and more importantly, budget deficits as a fraction of gross domestic product (GDP):
The 2006 budget deficit figures were just released, and the deficit is not only getting better, it is now relatively small by historical standards.
Back Talk then points to a news story about how the budget deficit projection is now down to $250 billion--and that is about 1.9% of the GDP. Back Talk then provides a graph showing the federal budget deficit or surplus as a percent of GDP from 1976 to the present--and considering that there is a war on, we are doing shockingly well.
Brenda N |
10.07.06 - 10:44 pm | #
Sweetie, you may not know this, but that's an obscure Bob Seger reference from the 70's...
**********************************
i like that bob seger song that goes:
they do respect her butt
they love to watch her strut
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:45 pm | #
The former president, used to sycophantic interviewers like David Remnick and Larry King, was unprepared for a tough question and lashed out, delivering an angry, paranoid rant.
What you describe is the Bushevik's idea of a policy (kill all the brown people, let the black ones die by our inaction). You will never produce a man as good as the Clinus in a thousand years of Olafskian or Staussian excuse-making.
k+y=666 |
10.07.06 - 10:45 pm | #
Brenda N seems awful concerned.
Steve French |
10.07.06 - 10:45 pm | #
so, is *anyone* on the Republican side remembering to factor the cost of our Iraqi Misadventure into their rosy deficit scenarios?
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 10:45 pm | #
Or haloscan thinks your comment was so profound it needed to be repeated...
ellroon | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 10:43 pm | #
I doubt that Haloscan is the arbiter of profundity. Certainly not anything that I write. I think it just got the hiccoughs...too much tequila.
Hellkitty |
10.07.06 - 10:45 pm | #
Clinton was wonderful in that interview with Wallace. He was concise, used long multisyllabic words and complex sentences. He didn't wander off topic, but was logical and clear. He didn't demand to let him finish or to say heh heh heh for no reason.
It was lovely.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:46 pm | #
Brenda N
you missed your turn a few miles back. turn around go to the next stop, turn right and go until you fall into the ocean
::matthew |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:46 pm | #
Dunno if billy b is still around, but I thought I'd post one of my mp3s from long ago... 4-track cassette, no overdubs, plenty of clams.
.
Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 10:46 pm | #
I propose a device similer to the invisible fence dog collars. Get too close to a page and ZAP!
And the zapper doesn't go round their necks either...
You guys are evil. That's why I like it here.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 10:46 pm | #
Clinton reminds us of what was and what could have been instead of what we have now.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:47 pm | #
they do respect her butt
they love to watch her strut
Olaf glad and big
That's about the only one I do like! Love "Night Moves."
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:47 pm | #
All this bs about the Dems playing dirty politics is, after all, really quite humorous.
What the GOP doesn't seem to understand is what used to be their own first rule: the public only remembers the first, juicy tidbit.
Brenda N seems awful concerned.
Steve French | 10.07.06 - 10:45 pm | #
she needs the Simels treatment in the worst way.
Hellkitty |
10.07.06 - 10:47 pm | #
That would probably work too. I've never tried to save an IM one way or the other.
The Old Man From Scene 24
Only used it briefly and got in trouble, or she did.
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agave, no longer a nice guy |
10.07.06 - 10:47 pm | #
incog is in da house! i was going to go shoot some motherfuckers in the face, but i'll stick around now. i can always do that tomorrow.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:47 pm | #
Goddamn I am glad bill clinton is out of office. He has contributed greatly to that media he claims we are so naive about. The media has to be more than a way to make money. It has to be more than a Capitolistic tool. The media cannot be just a propaganda tool in a free republic. What Clinton endorse and believes is absolutely wrong. We should have expectations of honesty and truth from the media that informs us. If not those mothers better start paying up the ass for MY AIR WAVES in taxes and usage fees. No more clintons. No more moderate republicans.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 10:48 pm | #
'sycophantic' would be too weak a word to describe Rush Limbaugh "interviewing" Dick Cheney...
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 10:48 pm | #
the most important responsibilty of a page is to bring the senator water
zoey trope |
10.07.06 - 10:49 pm | #
"interviewing" Dick Cheney...
is that what the kids are calling it these days?
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 10:49 pm | #
Clinton was wonderful in that interview with Wallace.
I liked the way he leaned forward and jabbed Wallace on the knee every time he made a point.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 10:49 pm | #
Why do Republicans project so? Don't they know it exposes to daylight exactly
and I mean exactly
what they would like to do or are doing themselves?
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:49 pm | #
Hmmm... the dial-up gerbils will load this thread, but only if I post.
I guess I'm going to have to get pedantic on y'all.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 10:50 pm | #
We should have expectations of honesty and truth from the media that informs us.
Umm, no. There never was a golden age where the media ever was anything like that. The best any media ever was was like blogs are now, what British papers were before they were deliberately corrupted: instead of childish submission to an officially perfect source, know of several sources and know their angles. We are far better off this way.
k+y=666 |
10.07.06 - 10:50 pm | #
That's about the only one I do like! Love "Night Moves."
Vicki, Who ♥ Al | 10.07.06 - 10:47 pm | #
actually, most bob seger songs are pretty good. i can't think of one that is great, but lots of them are ok. almost all of them, actually. he is consistently mediocre. there is one really good one, but i can't think of it right now.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 10:50 pm | #
Clinton can jab me on the knee any time.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 10:50 pm | #
Brenda N seems awful concerned.
Honestly, can you blame her? What with the Clenis and all being all engorged. Err, enraged.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 10:51 pm | #
btw I was surprised not to see more talk about the GAY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN/CHILD MOLESTER story in the LA Times yesterday (mighta been Thursday).
Apparently it was common knowledge in his district--at least among the Better Class of People--that he was not only gay, Out-In-The-We-Just-Never-Talk-About-It sort of way, but in a longtime relationship.
"What's really kind of funny is that this scandal involves pages and instant messaging. i may be dense, but it seems to me that if you have instant messaging, then you don't really need pages. -Olaf glad and big"
Well, there you go again Mr. Olaf, trying to be all rational and intyllectuuual and modern. Trying to be smart won't win you any votes with Mr. And Mrs. John and Jane Doe I warn you, although you probably guessed that by now.
I disagree about this aspect since the Page Program is a great way for kids to learn about our Govt. and since it is a somewhat historical tradition.
I do agree about the amusing/disgusted part though, and I may be dense too, but it kinda seems to me that since Foley was a repiglican prevert homosexuuuual PREDATOR, who after all KNOWS that ALL HIS RIGHTS TO PRIVACY have been DESTROYED, since HE helped to DESTROY them, then he MIGHT NOT WANT TO BE PREYING ON LITTLE BOYS OVER his COMPUTER, especially seeing as he was a CONGRESSMAN IN CHARGE OF PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM CYBER MOLESTATION. [eyeroll]
Helios |
10.07.06 - 10:51 pm | #
I liked the way he leaned forward and jabbed Wallace on the knee every time he made a point.
nsr
Darn. I was hoping he was poking him in his tender nibblets.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 10:51 pm | #
come to papa is awesome. we could loop that riff and hear it growl and stalk for hours.
dundundun dun dun dun dun dun
k+y=666 |
10.07.06 - 10:52 pm | #
Apparently it was common knowledge in his district--at least among the Better Class of People--that he was not only gay, Out-In-The-We-Just-Never-Talk-About-It sort of way, but in a longtime relationship.
Salon has an interesting article about this
::matthew |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 10:52 pm | #
Honestly, can you blame her?
talkng back to a Fox News interviewer? How outrageous!
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 10:52 pm | #
'sycophantic' would be too weak a word to describe Rush Limbaugh "interviewing" Dick Cheney...
nick carraway | 10.07.06 - 10:48 pm | #
how does "bootlicking toad" sound...a little more accurate?
Hellkitty |
10.07.06 - 10:53 pm | #
Religion % have been divorced
Jews 30%
Born-again Christians 27%
Other Christians 24%
Atheists, Agnostics 21%
i found her. LOUISE McINTOSH SLAUGHTER, NY - Ranking Minority Member of the rules committee was on tom ashbrooke's show "on point" trying like heck to prove that the house needed an INDEPENDENT ethics panel b/c to have fellow representatives on the current ethics committee is really stupid. tom was not that nice to her, but i really liked what she had to say.
slaughter, she's got to come out and say something about this.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 10:55 pm | #
'sycophantic' would be too weak a word to describe Rush Limbaugh "interviewing" Dick Cheney...
nick carraway | 10.07.06 - 10:48 pm | #
talking back to a Fox News interviewer? How outrageous!
The Old Man From Scene 24 | 10.07.06 - 10:52 pm |
As opposed to the lawsuit-warranting harassment Faux considers normal, or Shitbird Smith's attempt to kill a woman with his car so he could have an illegal parking space...
k+y=666 |
10.07.06 - 10:56 pm | #
Honestly, can you blame her? What with the Clenis and all being all engorged. Err, enraged
her?... i suspect not. I would undertake to develop a definitive test for actual troll gender identification; but since they’re are all appear mostly asexual, what would be the point?
focus |
10.07.06 - 10:58 pm | #
Religion % have been divorced
Jews 30%
Born-again Christians 27%
Other Christians 24%
Atheists, Agnostics 21%
That's interesting.
cheney_usa
Wait a minute! I can explain this! Uh... The Born agains were married before they became born again so they were married to the wrong person and they had to get divorced from the sinner so's they could be all proper and holy and stuff..
And those evildoer atheists never get married so they don't count.
The Jewish people are just over educated.
Wingnut Galore |
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10.07.06 - 10:58 pm | #
slaughter, she's got to come out and say something about this.
me_imperturbe
She already has. I don't have her web site url handy, but I got an email from it in which she really excoriated the GOP for this. I'm sure the site has something as well.
Nothing like an irate grandmother to kick ass on an issue like this one.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
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10.07.06 - 10:59 pm | #
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I dunno, "Get Out of Denver" and "UMC" are better than most of what was around back then. Plus the afore mentioned "Her Strut".
He's a bit like George Thoroughgood, except George doesn't waste his time with mellow shit.
And we all know what George had to say about steak and hamburger...
JR, kerosene and a match |
10.07.06 - 11:00 pm | #
actually, most bob seger songs are pretty good. i can't think of one that is great, but lots of them are ok. almost all of them, actually. he is consistently mediocre. there is one really good one, but i can't think of it right now.
Actually, Bob Seger pretty much sucks ass.
"OK" in describing his music is way too kind.
I'd rather fucking die than to hear "turn the page" ever again.
Central |
10.07.06 - 11:00 pm | #
Liberal elitists. I care little for you. I like it here in the heartland where people are real and support the USA and freedom.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
America's worst school violence ever was not a recent event, but the Bath School disaster of 1927. Andrew Kehoe, a school board member upset with his tax bill, used dynamite and some pyrotol from WWI-era military surplus to blow himself up along with the elementary school of Bath Township, Michigan, leaving 45 dead and 58 injured.
Another fucking conservative upset about high taxes.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
i like "katmandu". mostly just because i would like to go to katmandu someday. it's really not that great of a song. i'm just thrilled with the whole idea of katmandu as a place. it's the capital of nepal. way up in the himalayas. pretty far from anywhere.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man or whatever it is called is the only great Seger song.
lipreader
It's a piece of MOR dreck.
JR, kerosene and a match |
10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
Hey Olaf. Hope the weather's great where you are. It's great here. Lows down in the 50s, finally. My dumb ass forgot to bring a jacket with me, though.
Ô¿Ô |
10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
Surely, someone needs Curly at this point.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:02 pm | #
Liberal elitists. I care little for you. I like it here in the heartland where people are real and support the USA and freedom.
Gary Ruppert
your second phrase tells it all. who DO you care about besides yourselves?
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:02 pm | #
Louise Slaughter absolutely rocks. I'd love to see her on a Gore/Slaughter ticket. There'd be no rolling over or sucking in in her veep debate, for sure.
Besides, geez, what kickass marketing!
Gore/Slaughter 2008!
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 11:02 pm | #
Brenda N
Cutting and pasting from an unreferenced source, the sure mark of a troll. Hiding where you got that piffle doesn't exactly make it more convincing.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 11:02 pm | #
I am CRAZY!!
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:03 pm | #
another fire sure sounds good
zoey trope |
10.07.06 - 11:03 pm | #
Area % are or have been divorced
South 27%
Midwest 27%
West 26%
Northeast 19%
Ruprick (in pansy voice): I like it here in the heartland where people are real and support the USA and freedom. "
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
Liberal elitists. I care little for you. I like it here in the heartland where people are real and support the USA and freedom.
Gary Ruppert | 10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
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can you be more specific than "the heartland"? where are you? i don't want your address. just county and state would be sufficient.
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
Surely, someone needs Curly at this point.
.
Jeffraham Prestonian
Curly is obviously protecting you from the evil tv by keeping track of the remote.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
I like it here in the heartland where people are real and support the USA and freedom. -Gary Ruppert
Umm, not to kvetch, but don't you have the wrong nym?
JeffCO |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
Gary Ruppert
Hey Gary, you wouldn't happen to be Brenda N as well, would you? I think the dress fits.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
Nothing like an irate grandmother to kick ass on an issue like this one.
Diane C. Barking-Mad
yeah, i really think she could be a great speaker about this b/c she understood that the current ethics committee is a joke.....obviously, it so very much is.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
Gary Ruppert is, and has always been, a bizarre and obscure brand of parody.
I thought everyone knew that.
Central |
10.07.06 - 11:04 pm | #
blow himself up along with the elementary school of Bath Township, Michigan,
Gary doesn't know jack shit about the 'heartland', otherwise he'd know 'real' people don't want Congressmen molesting kids.
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 11:05 pm | #
We should have expectations of honesty and truth from the media that informs us.
Umm, no. There never was a golden age where the media ever was anything like that. The best any media ever was was like blogs are now, what British papers were before they were deliberately corrupted: instead of childish submission to an officially perfect source, know of several sources and know their angles. We are far better off this way.
k+y=666 | 10.07.06 - 10:50 pm | #
Um yes. We should expect both honesty and truth from our media. Most Americans make their decisions based on that media. Radio, TV and print. With the consolodation of media we should expect that more than ever. When there was true competiton between broadcasters for viewers and readers, before the consolodations, we would get conflicting stories and we could be the judges of what was reliable.
But we do not get that now and although the internet and blogs are heaven sent, too little of the population has acess to it and they are not regulated as conventional media is.
And what you see on the blogs is largely reprints from AP, Reuters and other corporate media.
Which goes back to media having to have standards that can be relied upon or sources that can be confirmed.
Not as with faux spews who use "some say", "there are those who say" as confirmation of news reports.
It is not unreasonable to expect fairness and accuracy in media.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:05 pm | #
Michigan, that's the heartland isn't it?
I thought it was Kansas
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 11:06 pm | #
It is not unreasonable to expect fairness and accuracy in media. pigboy
Perhaps not, but when has it ever existed?
JeffCO |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:06 pm | #
I'd rather fucking die than to hear "turn the page" ever again.
Central
Sorry bout that, darlin'.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al
What I am intensely tired of is the term 'moving forward' which is Republican for 'ignore the wreckage, there's nothing to see here, move along' accompanied with sharp pokes to the back.
ellroon |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:07 pm | #
I thought it was Kansas
The US has a big heart.
cheney_usa |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:07 pm | #
I thought it was Kansas
Vicki, Who ♥ Al
The pre-Oz version, where everything is black and white. Mostly white.
lipreader |
10.07.06 - 11:07 pm | #
the fact is Gary Ruppert Pupkin is secretly a gay caballero.
mrs. ibrahim al-jaafari |
10.07.06 - 11:08 pm | #
Hey Olaf. Hope the weather's great where you are. It's great here. Lows down in the 50s, finally. My dumb ass forgot to bring a jacket with me, though.
Ô¿Ô | 10.07.06 - 11:01 pm | #
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50s in louisiana in early october. that must be kind of unusual. it's been getting cold at night here for the last month or so. not real cold. a leather jacket is comfortable though. about 3 years ago i was in new orleans in may. damn near froze to death. it was really cold and damp. fortunately i had packed my trusty leather jacket.
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:08 pm | #
Michigan, that's the heartland isn't it?
I thought it was Kansas
Vicki, Who ♥ Al
I think it kinda floats about... depending on where Bush is speechifying that day...
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:08 pm | #
And what you see on the blogs is largely reprints from AP, Reuters and other corporate media.
That's not entirely bad. Many people don't believe things unless they are in the "real news." Besides, the blogs often highlight what the print media bury on 17A. So it's some nice ju jitsu - bring to the fore what they try to bury, and exploit their perceived credibility.
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 11:09 pm | #
Speaking of who knew what when, Biblically or otherwise, aside from the obvious House ruler then, Tom Delay, whose name and phone number have fallen out of the airy heads of 'reporters', one has to wonder what the pasty Karl knew when he slapped Foley flat out of the Senate race for which Foley was gearing up, with fevered visions of winning membership in that most exclusive Senate Page Molesting Club.
What did Karl know that was too hot to risk in a Senate race?
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 11:09 pm | #
What I am intensely tired of is the term 'moving forward' which is Republican for 'ignore the wreckage, there's nothing to see here, move along' accompanied with sharp pokes to the back.
ellroon
Especially when that tired phrase is also coupled with "stay the course."
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:09 pm | #
Hey just don't say good things about Louise Slaughter donate to her campaign.... I did.
I want a pool to swim in, Fancy suits to dress in, Some stockin GM and GE
An office in the city. Secretary pretty Who'll take dictation on my knee
I want a paid vacation Don't want to have to ration A thing with anyone but me
And if there's war or famine Promise I'll examine The details if they're on TV
I'll pretend to be liberal but I'll still support the GOP, As part of the UMC
Bob Seger "UMC" (Upper Middle Class), 1976.
Plus ca change....
JR, kerosene and a match |
10.07.06 - 11:09 pm | #
in n. florida we're expecting a low of 54 tonight and tomorrow night
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 11:09 pm | #
Gary doesn't know jack shit about the 'heartland', otherwise he'd know 'real' people don't want Congressmen molesting kids.
nick carraway
Doesn't Assrocket lives in the heartland? He wholeheartedly supports the molesting of children by Congressmen.
Buzz Bomb |
10.07.06 - 11:10 pm | #
I'm suspicious of describing real estate with "land" on the end. Heartland, homeland, fatherland-- it's supposed to make people quit thinking and latch on to a big,gooey hunka sentimental dreck, while someone picks their pocket.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 11:10 pm | #
I commend Hastert on staying the course in his handling of the Foley Scandal.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
matthew
too bad bout them Noles. Florida remains unbeaten.
mrs. ibrahim al-jaafari |
10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
Why do Republicans project so?
It's easier to rationalize evil acts in your own mind if you can convince yourself that everyone does the same thing anyway.
Doing ______ is OK because "Democrats do it too!".
Richard |
10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
this land is your land, this land is my land, from california to the . . .
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
Especially when that tired phrase is also coupled with "stay the course."
Diane C. Barking-Mad
Exactly. Makes me feel like I'm running downhill and picking up speed....
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
The Heartland is a state of mind, where decency, hard work, God, freedom and old fashioned values and morals come together to defeat elite media bias.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
fire is so primal, don't you think?
zoey trope |
10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
Kansas is a myth, it doesn't really exist.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 11:12 pm | #
GOP WATB alert! the Dukestir is in a snit about his "cruel" treatment by the media and also that awful, awful man who so evilly tempted him with those awful, awful bribes! see homepage for details.
perry neum |
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10.07.06 - 11:12 pm | #
Domcrats do far more molestation than we do, the facts document this.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:12 pm | #
What I am intensely tired of is the term 'moving forward' which is Republican for 'ignore the wreckage, there's nothing to see here, move along' accompanied with sharp pokes to the back.
Moving forward is a great strategy, *after* one has thoroughly studied and reviewed the mistakes and problems and instituted changes for the future. Otherwise it is simply denial and always sews the seeds of the next calamity, usually worse.
JeffCO |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:13 pm | #
Kansas is a myth, it doesn't really exist.
But but but then where did Dorothy come from?
sister of ye |
10.07.06 - 11:13 pm | #
OK, folks, time for me to head off and do some reading.
Be well and be warm.
Diane C. Barking-Mad |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:13 pm | #
The Heartland is a state of mind, where decency, hard work, God, freedom and old fashioned values and morals come together to defeat elite media bias.
Gary Ruppert
"old fashioned values and morals" = torture, heretic-burning, dissident-jailing, hanging, flogging, the stocks, public shaming, cutting off body parts for minor crimes, etc.
Buzz Bomb |
10.07.06 - 11:14 pm | #
the facts document this.
What's your first language, Gary? Because it's painfully obvious that English isn't it.
JR, kerosene and a match |
10.07.06 - 11:14 pm | #
The liberals always stab America in the back in their unwarranted quest for absolute power. They will always fail, thanks to the common sense of Mr. and Mrs. USA.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:14 pm | #
What I am intensely tired of is the term 'moving forward' which is Republican for 'ignore the wreckage, there's nothing to see here, move along' accompanied with sharp pokes to the back.
I'm sick of that too.
Ever notice how they're always "looking forward to moving forward."
Ohhhh. How sad. No, poor boy, molestation is NOT what Democrats do more of. They have more sex, are in love more, laugh more and actually have fun living.
Molestation is what Republicans do because they are repressed.
How sad.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:15 pm | #
I got better things to do than play Punch & Judy with someone pretending to be an oily stain posessing the power of speech.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 11:15 pm | #
Libs and Dems have molested children constantly, which is why they should not be harping on this. It will hurt them to do so. Thwey should back off.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:15 pm | #
The liberals always stab America in the back in their unwarranted quest for absolute power. They will always fail, thanks to the common sense of Mr. and Mrs. USA.
Body builders are not going to save your corrupt, incompetent party from imploding.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:15 pm | #
The Heartland is a state of mind, where decency, hard work, God, freedom and old fashioned values and morals come together to defeat elite media bias.
Gary Ruppert | 10.07.06 - 11:11 pm | #
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so what county in connecticut do you live in, gary? the heartland is actually not a state of mind. it's a place. i've been there. it's very sparsely populated. there are enormous problems there. drugs, violence. worse than any urban center that i have ever lived in.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:16 pm | #
Moving forward is a great strategy, *after* one has thoroughly studied and reviewed the mistakes and problems and instituted changes for the future. Otherwise it is simply denial and always sews the seeds of the next calamity, usually worse.
JeffCO
The Heartland is where, when you have to go there, they have to tell you to go back to fucking wherever-you're-from.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:16 pm | #
new york island, From the redwood forest, to the gulf stream waters
This land was made for you and me
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:16 pm | #
They will always fail, thanks to the common sense of Mr. and Mrs. USA.
Gary Ruppert
Even the dumbest, blue-haird red-state Aunt Bea types sitting on the front porch shelling peas knows that molesting children is wrong and will vote accordingly in Nov.
Ô¿Ô |
10.07.06 - 11:17 pm | #
I got better things to do than play Punch & Judy with someone pretending to be an oily stain posessing the power of speech.
agreed, which is why the trolls always win. their mere presence is designed to annoy, even moreso with a parody troll.
mrs. ibrahim al-jaafari |
10.07.06 - 11:17 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:17 pm | #
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man or whatever it is called is the only great Seger song.
lipreader |
Two Plus Two is On My Mind
Still the Same
Heavy Music
Please, what would a wedding reception be without Old Time Rock n Roll?
footloose |
10.07.06 - 11:18 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
fourlegsgood
It is not unreasonable to expect fairness and accuracy in media. pigboy
Perhaps not, but when has it ever existed?
JeffCO | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:06 pm | #
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Oh I don't know. The thing is when there was truly competiton among broadcasters we had much more acess to what the happenings of the day were. It was easier to question the reliablity of sources.
Was there ever a day when there was absolute truth in broadcasting probably no.
But what happened before the invasion of Iraq should not have happened. Anyone who questioned the word of shrub was allowed to be labeled traitors.
In a healthy media at least the questions would have been allowed. Curveball would have been exposed, wistleblowers would have been listened to. Kathline Crowley would have been followed up on.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:18 pm | #
Libs and Dems have molested children constantly, which is why they should not be harping on this. Gary Ruppert
So who *should* be harping on molesting kids, jack? Clearly you don't think the GOP should. Dems neither. Independents? Or do you simply think we should go back to not talking about it?
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:19 pm | #
Even the dumbest, blue-haird red-state Aunt Bea types sitting on the front porch shelling peas knows that molesting children is wrong and will vote accordingly in Nov.
I suspect if you put one of those blue haird Aunt Bea types in a room with a child molester, she'd take a crow bar to his skull.
Without breaking a sweat or giving it a second thought.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:19 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
fourlegsgood
this is well documented
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 11:19 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
fourlegsgood | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:17 pm | #
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you left out the meth labs and the mormons.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:19 pm | #
...cutting off body parts for minor crimes, etc.
Buzz Bomb
oh my heavens, which part of the Minor's body do you cut off?
Ma54+GaryRupLevel4 |
10.07.06 - 11:20 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
fourlegsgood
During the Reagan years, there was the movie "The Day After" about a nuke attack on the US. Conservatives got all howly, so some network made a movie called "Amerika" that was the same plot as "Red Dawn". One character played by the guy from "Vegas" was a collaborator and served as the new governor of the new government of a number of joined Midwest states.
And the name of that new superstate: Heartland.
"Heartland" reeks of marketing and propaganda.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:20 pm | #
In a healthy media at least the questions would have been allowed. Curveball would have been exposed, wistleblowers would have been listened to. Kathline Crowley would have been followed up on.
pigboy
Yes, you are right. And yes, Clinton did us a great disservice by letting the media merge. The press is our protector and we are clinging to the last bits of it with the net.
Which is why net neutrality is so horribly important.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:20 pm | #
As I was walking a ribbon of highway
I saw above me an endless skyway
I saw below me a golden valley
This land was made for you and me
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:20 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
Rodents of all types, mice, chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits...
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 11:20 pm | #
"unwarranted quest for absolute power"
is *unprecedented* the word you wanted? that would actually make sense.
but, anyway, explain why the use of 'signing statements' doesn't bother you. try to leave Clinton out of the matter, if you can...
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 11:21 pm | #
you left out the meth labs and the mormons.
I figured that was understood.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:21 pm | #
you left out the meth labs and the mormons.
don't forget chemical plants, strip mines, and smokestacks.
mrs. ibrahim al-jaafari |
10.07.06 - 11:21 pm | #
you left out the meth labs and the mormons.
Olaf glad and big
"I'm suspicious of describing real estate with "land" on the end. Heartland, homeland, fatherland-- it's supposed to make people quit thinking and latch on to a big,gooey hunka sentimental dreck, while someone picks their pocket.
nsr"
Quite so. America is a NATION. We Americans want NATIONAL Security.
CHANGING that to "Homeland" Security was an attempt at nazification of our language itself. Changing this rubric BACK to what it OUGHT to be by RIGHTS is important for our AMERICAN sense of identity, which the PERVERT REPUBLICAN CORPORATE WHORES would STEAL from us, along with our CHILDREN.
Helios |
10.07.06 - 11:22 pm | #
And the name of that new superstate: Heartland.
"Heartland" reeks of marketing and propaganda.
It's a cereal too. And a floorwax.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:22 pm | #
I suspect if you put one of those blue haird Aunt Bea types in a room with a child molester, she'd take a crow bar to his skull.
Without breaking a sweat or giving it a second thought.
fourlegsgood
I think a frying skillet, a rolling pin, and some knitting needles would come to hand first.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:22 pm | #
you left out the meth labs and the mormons.
I saw two Mormons on bikes today.
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 11:23 pm | #
...one cannot by fair dealing, and without injury to others, satisfy the nobles, but you can satisfy the people, for their object is more righteous than that of the nobles, the latter wishing to oppress, whilst the former only desire not to be oppressed.
N. Machiavelli |
10.07.06 - 11:23 pm | #
agreed, which is why the trolls always win. their mere presence is designed to annoy, even moreso with a parody troll.
I find them funny, in that sad, "I hope he someday realizes his life doesn't have to be so unpleasant that he spends his time trying to increase others' unhappiness and gets help" kind of way. But maybe that's just me.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:23 pm | #
Of all the shittiness that is the Bush regime, the "Signing Statements" piss me off the most.
lipreader |
10.07.06 - 11:23 pm | #
I think a frying skillet, a rolling pin, and some knitting needles would come to hand first.
ellroon
that's gotta be a bad way to go...
::matthew |
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10.07.06 - 11:23 pm | #
don't tell me about "the heartland".
i been everywhere, man
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:24 pm | #
I think a frying skillet, a rolling pin, and some knitting needles would come to hand first.
I'm sure she'd use whatever she had handy.
The trolls and the rethugs are dumber than I had thought they were if they think that ordinary americans are going to look past the majority leader covering up the fact that a powerful congressman was preying on teenagers.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:24 pm | #
It's more than merely unfair that GHWB gets a ship commissioned before Naval Academy graduate and former Rickover aide Jimmy Carter.
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Call me a foolish pacifist but I find no honor in affixing one's name to a vessel involved in killing.
Bobby St. Chomsky |
10.07.06 - 11:24 pm | #
I've roamed and rambled and I've followed my footsteps
To the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts
And all around me a voice was sounding
This land was made for you and me
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
I suspect if you put one of those blue haird Aunt Bea types in a room with a child molester, she'd take a crow bar to his skull.
Ever see the one where Otis the drunk is being supervised by Aunt Bea? The woman could be very intimidating.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
But but but then where did Dorothy come from?
Somewhere... but i can't put my fingers on it.
Hendrix |
10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
It's more than merely unfair that GHWB gets a ship commissioned before Naval Academy graduate and former Rickover aide Jimmy Carter.
Didn't they name a sub after Carter recently?
Nicole Richie |
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10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
I think a frying skillet, a rolling pin, and some knitting needles would come to hand first.
Blowtorch and a pair of pliars.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
I saw two Mormons on bikes today.
The Old Man From Scene 24 | 10.07.06 - 11:23 pm | #
they ride around albuquerque all the time. nobody pays any attention to them. i love new mexico.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
but, anyway, explain why the use of 'signing statements' doesn't bother you.
becasue I trust Bush far more than the Congress and far far more than the liberal biased courts and think hwe SHOULD be able to protect America and do the right thing as he sees fit without liberal interference. If Clinton tried thism,, however, there would and should have been a revolt like never seen, for he was imooral, corrupt and misguided.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:26 pm | #
back in Catholic school, we got to sing "this land is your land" often, but we never got to the really good verses.
perry neum |
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10.07.06 - 11:26 pm | #
"I'm suspicious of describing real estate with "land" on the end. Heartland, homeland, fatherland-- it's supposed to make people quit thinking and latch on to a big,gooey hunka sentimental dreck, while someone picks their pocket.
nsr"
Quite so. America is a NATION. We Americans want NATIONAL Security.
CHANGING that to "Homeland" Security was an attempt at nazification of our language itself. Changing this rubric BACK to what it OUGHT to be by RIGHTS is important for our AMERICAN sense of identity, which the PERVERT REPUBLICAN CORPORATE WHORES would STEAL from us, along with our CHILDREN.
Helios
OMG. Thank you for saying that! I have NEVER heard anyone refer to the United States as the homeland, the heartland. It reeks so of really bad Nazi movies.
Nicely said both of you.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:26 pm | #
Didn't they name a sub after Carter recently?
Pretty sure they did.
It's protecting us from terrorists in scuba gear.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:27 pm | #
Didn't they name a sub after Carter recently?
Nicole Richie | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:25 pm | #
If everyone in the blogosphere sends me one dollar, I will gladly fly to LA and stuff a sweat sock in Tim McCarver's mouth. That is all...
bill buckner |
10.07.06 - 11:28 pm | #
Ay, Ruppertina surely has embarassed herself enough for one night.
She should rrrun along now, her mommy must want her to clean the basement before bath-time.
And what you see on the blogs is largely reprints from AP, Reuters and other corporate media.
That's not entirely bad. Many people don't believe things unless they are in the "real news." Besides, the blogs often highlight what the print media bury on 17A. So it's some nice ju jitsu - bring to the fore what they try to bury, and exploit their perceived credibility.
sister of ye | 10.07.06 - 11:09 pm | #
What I am arguing is that it should not be unrealistic to expect those source to be reliable. The other point you make is one of the highlights of Blogs they bring up the news that was buried on 17A of the local media. Which most of the time is far more important than the cat caught in a tree on page one. Not only that they grab onto that story like a bulldog and ignore newscycles and don't care if it's friday or not. Blogs have been great that way. Which brings to mind that print media covers its ass by doing exactly that, no one can say they didn't cover the story. Just like to the build up to the invasion of Iraq. Counter views or information was always in the back pages.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:28 pm | #
USS JIMMY CARTER is the third and final SEAWOLF - class nuclear-powered attack submarine and the first ship in the Navy to honor the 39th president of the United States and the only U.S. president to qualify in submarines.
Whoops, next time I'll just scroll up before I post.
Nicole Richie |
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10.07.06 - 11:28 pm | #
The sun comes shining as I was strolling
The wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling
The fog was lifting a voice come chanting
This land was made for you and me
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:28 pm | #
The heartland is full of crackers and squirrels.
fourlegsgood
mmmm , squirrels...
focus, always been a Mets fan |
10.07.06 - 11:29 pm | #
If N Korea blows up a bomb, this would be the right opportunity to suspend elections until the emergency ends and keep the Dems from placing our country in danger from terrorists and atom boms from rogue powers.
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:29 pm | #
Its next mission is to take out the Clinton Library...
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 11:30 pm | #
Whoops, next time I'll just scroll up before I post.
Nicole Richie
That's okay Nicole. Now go eat something.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:30 pm | #
Charlie Crist is on the air here, promising to "Track Sex Offenders" right now.
and as the head of the Floirda GOP, Charlie Crist promises to get TOUGH on sexual predators.
Florida GOP: determined that SEXUAL PREDATORS stay on the agenda for the next 4 weeks. good on them.
mrs. ibrahim al-jaafari |
10.07.06 - 11:30 pm | #
shorter Gary: I want a king!
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 11:30 pm | #
The heartland contains Jeffraham and Curly, though!
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 11:30 pm | #
Gary is too stupid to live.
His hero is a guy not qualified to run a Taco Bell.
fourlegsgood |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:31 pm | #
As I was walkin' - I saw a sign there
And that sign said - no tress passin'
But on the other side .... it didn't say nothin!
Now that side was made for you and me!
Chorus
In the squares of the city - In the shadow of the steeple
Near the relief office - I see my people
And some are grumblin' and some are wonderin'
If this land's still made for you and me.
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:31 pm | #
Yes, you are right. And yes, Clinton did us a great disservice by letting the media merge. The press is our protector and we are clinging to the last bits of it with the net.
Which is why net neutrality is so horribly important.
ellroon | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:20 pm | #
You are correct on both accounts. I am so glad the net is here and we can see all the varied voices. Including Gary Ruppert who makes a very good argument of how silly it is to be a republican.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:31 pm | #
As I was walkin' - I saw a sign there
And that sign said - no tress passin'
But on the other side .... it didn't say nothin!
Now that side was made for you and me!
Chorus
In the squares of the city - In the shadow of the steeple
Near the relief office - I see my people
And some are grumblin' and some are wonderin'
If this land's still made for you and me.
me_imperturbe | 10.07.06 - 11:31 pm | #
--
Socialism, envy and class warfare on display
Gary Ruppert |
10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
Poor li'l jack, nothing to do but wait for a nibble. What's so sad is that he's not even enjoying it. What I most enjoyed about fishing was sitting and staring at the water in quiet reflection. Poor guy.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
Domcrats do far more molestation than we do, the facts document this.
Prove it, Short Eyes..
bill buckner |
10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
SAN DIEGO - Disgraced former congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham lashed out at the reporter who uncovered the corruption scandal that sent him to prison, telling him in a letter that his "constant cruelty" had nearly destroyed Cunningham's life.
The former Navy "Top Gun" pilot also blasted defense contractor Mitchell Wade, who helped implicate him to authorities.
"Wade is the absolute devil," Cunningham wrote in the four-page, handwritten letter, excerpts of which were published Saturday on the San Diego Union-Tribune's Web site.
Wade has pleaded guilty to giving Cunningham more than $1 million in bribes and is awaiting sentencing. His lawyer said he would have no comment on the letter.
Marcus Stern, the Copley News Service reporter who broke the news last year of Cunningham's corruption, said he didn't take the former congressman's remarks personally.
"I just felt this was a guy in anguish," Stern told The Associated Press on Saturday.
Stern said he wrote to Cunningham in early September, requesting an interview. The Union-Tribune said Cunningham's letter was dated Sept. 15.
"I hurt more than anyone could imagine and without my faith your constant cruelty would destroy me," Cunningham wrote.
The Republican, who held seats on powerful House intelligence and appropriations committees, admitted last November that he accepted $2.4 million in bribes from defense contractors in exchange for government contracts and other favors.
Among other things, Wade said he gave Cunningham expensive rugs, furniture and jewelry, as well as cash, in exchange for support for his company's efforts to win defense contracts.
"I should have said no to the gifts. For that, I am truly sorry," Cunningham wrote.
Cunningham was sentenced in March to more than eight years in federal prison and is being housed at a low-security correctional center in North Carolina.
"Each time you print it hurts my family and now I have lost them along with everything I have worked for during my 64 years of life," Cunningham wrote. "I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
perry neum |
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10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
Just like to the build up to the invasion of Iraq. Counter views or information was always in the back pages.
pigboy
I was driven here to these tubes and trucks because of what was NOT being said in the Los Angeles Times and on the news. Reality was being ignored so baldly it was painful.
I really wasn't interested in the Clinton scandal feeling that it should have been between Bill and Hillary alone.
But the Florida debacle was where I realized we had been hijacked.
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
If N Korea blows up a bomb, this would be the right opportunity to suspend elections until the emergency ends
Like we did when the other countries like China and USSR did nuke tests.
Oh wait, we didn't do that, did we.
But now that Bush is in charge we are no longer "the land of the free, home of the brave" because crap-in-their-pants types like Ruprick are scared.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:33 pm | #
time for SNL so i'm outtie....see yall laterrrrrr
me_imperturbe |
10.07.06 - 11:33 pm | #
Do any of you guys envy trolli-boy Ruppert?
I certainly don't.
It must be horrifying to go through life being such an idiot. Humiliating, really.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:33 pm | #
I will gladly fly to LA and stuff a sweat sock in Tim McCarver's mouth. That is all...
bill buckner
great, however i honestly do not think his mouth is the delivery orifice of his idiotic communications ...
focus, always been a Mets fan |
10.07.06 - 11:34 pm | #
Great writing and political commentary. This month features inmate Tito David Valdez Jr. writing about his (unjust) life sentence.
steve ex-expat |
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10.07.06 - 11:34 pm | #
That's okay Nicole. Now go eat something.
I am fasting until Bush is no longer president.
Nicole Richie |
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10.07.06 - 11:34 pm | #
And, to top it off, apparently House Intelligence Committee Chairman Peter Hoekstra has been in direct contact with the imprisoned former member of his committee, much to the alarm of Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA), the committee's ranking member.
Some background: The Intel Committee is investigating what other misdeeds, if any, Duke may have committed while on the committee, focusing specifically on whether and to what extent he was able to use the committee, its staff, and its cloak of secrecy to dispense favors to his bribers, and perhaps others.
The report of the investigation has been held up by a dispute over whether to subpoena Cunningham to testify. Harman is demanding it; Hoeksta says, unconvincingly, that there's no point in that because Cunningham will merely take the 5th.
Given that background, Harman is livid that Hoekstra has had direct contact with Cunningham without her knowledge, reports the NYT. And in a letter to Hoekstra this week she demands that Hoekstra not visit Duke in prison! “I believe this would be highly inappropriate,” Harman writes.
Now there's a scene for you. The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee visiting his former colleague in federal prison. Then again, that's what retirement might look like for a lot of Republicans.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
I am so glad the net is here and we can see all the varied voices.
Or scroll past, as the case may be.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
I am so glad the net is here and we can see all the varied voices.
Or scroll past, as the case may be.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
"Each time you print it hurts my family and now I have lost them along with everything I have worked for during my 64 years of life," Cunningham wrote. "I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
Spoken like an addict who has not yet hit bottom.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
pigboy: Including Gary Ruppert who makes a very good argument of how silly it is to be a republican.
Or even how stupid it is to buy alcohol for teens in the hopes of easy sex!
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
"I just felt this was a guy in anguish," Stern told The Associated Press on Saturday.
Stern said he wrote to Cunningham in early September, requesting an interview. The Union-Tribune said Cunningham's letter was dated Sept. 15.
"I hurt more than anyone could imagine and without my faith your constant cruelty would destroy me," Cunningham wrote.
WAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
Somebody call the wahhmbulance. A whiney ass titty baby needs a ride.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
It's protecting us from terrorists in scuba gear.
Its next mission is to take out the Clinton Library...
The Old Man From Scene 24
LOL!! You're quoting King Georgie! All he could think about was blowing the Clinton Library up!
ellroon |
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10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
If N Korea blows up a bomb, this would be the right opportunity to suspend elections until the emergency ends and keep the Dems from placing our country in danger from terrorists and atom boms from rogue powers.
Gary Ruppert | 10.07.06 - 11:29 pm | #
yes. i'm sure your people would jump at the opportunity to subvert american democracy even further. if i ever meet you i will shoot you in the face. it won't be birdshot either, bitch.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:36 pm | #
And info on the USS Jimmy Carter sighted at 8:30pm this thread, wobbly monster that it has become.
And anyone who thinks that the Big Dog is ever unprepared for any question should find a new source for their Thorazine®.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 11:36 pm | #
Socialism, envy and class warfare on display
Gary Ruppert | 10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
You need to look up the definition of Socialism. Although it is a very big word and I am very impressed you used it and spelled it correctly.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:36 pm | #
It must be horrifying to go through life being such an idiot. Humiliating, really.
fourlegsgood
Nah, G's just an annoying button-pusher.
He works hard at fooling the rubes.
Central |
10.07.06 - 11:36 pm | #
I am fasting until Bush is no longer president.
Nicole Richie
We're all suffering. Don't be so hard on yourself.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:36 pm | #
"Each time you print it hurts my family and now I have lost them along with everything I have worked for during my 64 years of life," Cunningham wrote. "I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
It's amazing how they refuse to take responsibility for their actions.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:36 pm | #
I wonder what song Gary thinks captures the Idea of America... "Lawyers Guns and Money" comes to mind- maybe.
nick carraway |
10.07.06 - 11:38 pm | #
"Each time you print it hurts my family and now I have lost them along with everything I have worked for during my 64 years of life," Cunningham wrote. "I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
perry neum
No note of regret? Of lessons learned? Of acknowledgement of guilt?
Or even how stupid it is to buy alcohol for teens in the hopes of easy sex!
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Jeffraham Prestonian | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:35 pm | #
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Oh man! Is that OUR GARY? Maybe I should be glad he's here instead of out there. It can be the group scarifice.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:38 pm | #
Really, what a bunch of wankers.
Whether it's child molestation, corruption, bribery, or just plain incompetence. It's never their fault.
It's the fault of whoever exposed them to the light of day.
fourlegsgood |
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10.07.06 - 11:38 pm | #
It must be horrifying to go through life being such an idiot. Humiliating, really.
He tells himself it doesn't count because it's all an act. But his life is a cabaret.
JeffCO |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:38 pm | #
"I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
The Elephant Man did it way, way better.
Central |
10.07.06 - 11:39 pm | #
"I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
What a wuss. Take your punishment like a man. Show some dignity. Embarrassing.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:39 pm | #
i'm not particularly interested in firearms, but for some reason they seem to be accumulating in my house lately.
Olaf glad and big |
Homepage |
10.07.06 - 11:40 pm | #
But now that Bush is in charge we are no longer "the land of the free, home of the brave" because crap-in-their-pants types like Ruprick are scared.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.07.06 - 11:41 pm | #
Florida debacle was where I realized we had been hijacked.
For sure. The beginning of Farenheit 911 is downright eerie.
nsr |
10.07.06 - 11:41 pm | #
Central,
So all is okay, I presume? Been thinking about you.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 11:42 pm | #
It must be horrifying to go through life being such an idiot. Humiliating, really.
Personally, I think Ruppert is a parody troll. He's only pretending to be an idiot just to provoke responses.
In my mind, that's even worse. How pathetic for someone to actually get their jollies that way. What a worthless life he must lead.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 11:42 pm | #
So much bullshit, so little time.
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...Gaps and inconsistencies in the public accounts include such basic matters as when House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) and his top aides first learned of concerns about Foley's relationships with male pages, and what they did about it. Also unclear is which GOP officials decided that only two members of the six-person House Page Board should confront the Florida lawmaker.
And accounts differ on whether the two board members knew the exact contents of e-mails Foley sent last year to a teenage boy in Louisiana. Those messages alarmed the boy and his parents and set into motion the events that eventually would uncover far more sexually graphic messages to other former pages, triggering Foley's abrupt resignation a week ago...
Various accounts agree that only two people -- Rep. John M. Shimkus (R-Ill.), chairman of the Page Board, and then-House Clerk Jeff Trandahl, also a board member -- confronted Foley in November 2005 about the messages. But none has definitively said who decided that only those two should handle the task.
A Sept. 30 "internal review" released by Hastert's office says that aides to Rep. Rodney Alexander (R-La.) alerted Hastert's aides to the e-mails. Among those dealing with the matter were Hastert's deputy chief of staff, Mike Stokke, and his in-house counsel, Ted Van Der Meid.
Stokke contacted Trandahl, who then contacted Shimkus. The review says Trandahl and Shimkus "immediately met" with Foley. But it does not say who chose the meeting's participants, and why other Page Board members -- including Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), Rep. Dale E. Kildee (D-Mich.) and Sergeant-at-Arms Wilson "Bill" Livingood -- were never alerted.
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bo |
10.07.06 - 11:43 pm | #
Disgraced former congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham lashed out at the reporter who uncovered the corruption scandal that sent him to prison, telling him in a letter that his "constant cruelty" had nearly destroyed Cunningham's life.
Well Duke has a bunch of time on his hands these days while he's IN PRISON!
The Old Man From Scene 24 |
10.07.06 - 11:43 pm | #
"The vast majority of lobbying contacts and meals with White House officials documented in the report were with White House officials other than Ms. Ralston," Waxman said. "It is ludicrous for the White House to say it considers the review of the committee report 'complete' when it has not provided answers to any of the most important questions involving Mr. Mehlman and other senior White House officials."
Reading the Cunningham et al comments above, and seeing Denny the Hutt deny any wrongdoing, I've earned a certain respect for Foley, the only jackass in the bunch who admits any wrongdoing.
He's still a predator, respect or not. Republicans simply cannot and will not accept the concept of right and wrong. Evangelicals, run away!!! Let us take our country back.
Pitchforks & Torches |
10.07.06 - 11:44 pm | #
[Slides the bottle of Screen Kwell Gel down the thread]
bo |
10.07.06 - 11:44 pm | #
I thought this was Gary Ruppert.
Ô¿Ô |
10.07.06 - 11:44 pm | #
gary still hasn't told us what part of connecticut he lives in. i would be interested in knowing whether "the heartland" is closer to new york or to boston. just out of curiosity. or maybe the heartland is on nantucket.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:44 pm | #
If SNL can't get funnier material out of the Mark Foley scandal, this show is done, ruined, fucked.
Nicole Richie |
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10.07.06 - 11:46 pm | #
Personally, I think Ruppert is a parody troll. He's only pretending to be an idiot just to provoke responses.
Parodies almost always have a "tell", something that winks and gives it away because they want to be appreciated in how well they are a parody.
Like Colbert running and waving his arms to interview a guest.
I haven't seen any tells for Gary Rupert, except his name.
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:47 pm | #
Drums of jungle say an October suprise is going to land on Richard Pombo this Thursday.
bo |
10.07.06 - 11:47 pm | #
Ack tags
But now that Bush is in charge we are no longer "the land of the free, home of the brave" because crap-in-their-pants types like Ruprick are scared.
Since the fratboy commander was installed by the felonious five, this country is the land of the thugs and the home of cowardice.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.07.06 - 11:47 pm | #
Well Duke has a bunch of time on his hands these days while he's IN PRISON!
Hey now - Dems have gone to prison in the past, so they should quit harping on it! It can only hurt them.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:48 pm | #
Parodies almost always have a "tell", something that winks and gives it away because they want to be appreciated in how well they are a parody.
So all is okay, I presume? Been thinking about you.
No, life pretty much sucks right now.
Thanks for everything, you've been too kind.
Central |
10.07.06 - 11:49 pm | #
i'm surprised the Dukestir doesn't blame his problems on illegal aliens or those shiftless Negroes. or the Gay Menace.
perry neum |
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10.07.06 - 11:49 pm | #
I've earned a certain respect for Foley, the only jackass in the bunch who admits any wrongdoing.
This what kills me about Rush and Hannity spinning the lie that Foley was tricked or they were fabricated. If he was tricked why did he admit it and resign?
cheney_usa |
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10.07.06 - 11:49 pm | #
Disgraced former congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham lashed out at the reporter who uncovered the corruption scandal that sent him to prison, telling him in a letter that his "constant cruelty" had nearly destroyed Cunningham's life.
Cunningham has gotten off far too easily for his crimes.
Blaming the messenger who reported the truth about his worthless criminal ass does nothing to do anything but intensify my animosity toward the shitbird.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.07.06 - 11:50 pm | #
"I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
Dear "Duke",
While our soldiers were begging for improved body armor and dying in the meantime, you were taking bribes from war profiteers. In a just world, you would have been convicted for treason and executed.
Richard |
10.07.06 - 11:50 pm | #
"Each time you print it hurts my family and now I have lost them along with everything I have worked for during my 64 years of life," Cunningham wrote. "I am human not an animal to keep whipping."
It's not nice to reject God's punishment. Hell, it can be downright dangerous.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.07.06 - 11:51 pm | #
I was driven here to these tubes and trucks because of what was NOT being said in the Los Angeles Times and on the news. Reality was being ignored so baldly it was painful.
I really wasn't interested in the Clinton scandal feeling that it should have been between Bill and Hillary alone.
But the Florida debacle was where I realized we had been hijacked.
ellroon | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:32 pm | #
I was lucky. I worked late nights and could listen to Bernie Ward and Ray Taliaferro on KGO out of San Francisco, we also have an excellent commuinty radio station KBOO, that covered the stolen 2000 election and pre invasion of iraq very well.
And the blogs, which was AOL for me, were great.
Even with the condensending know it all repukes that were posting there at the time. I still remember being called a liar for posting that shrub had slipped and said we were going to Liberate Iraq without mention of WMDs at all.
pigboy |
10.07.06 - 11:52 pm | #
"Thank you for saying that! I have NEVER heard anyone refer to the United States as the homeland, the heartland. It reeks so of really bad Nazi movies.
-ellroon"
...Then you never heard our twice unelected current representative on the teevee, Ellroon, a circumstance for which you should thank Diety.
OMG right back atcha there for the AWESOME blog. Illigitami Non Carborundum Est, and keep up the good work.
I will always have your back.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 11:52 pm | #
I've earned a certain respect for Foley, the only jackass in the bunch who admits any wrongdoing.
When he puts his duty to the nation ahead of his loyalty to his party and rats out every dirty motherfucker he knows, then he can come and ask what else he needs to do to atone. Not before.
JeffCO |
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10.07.06 - 11:52 pm | #
If SNL can't get funnier material out of the Mark Foley scandal, this show is done, ruined, fucked.
Nicole Richie | Homepage | 10.07.06 - 11:46 pm | #
snl hasn't been funny for like, 25 years now. i thought everybody knew that.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.07.06 - 11:53 pm | #
Fox News Just did it again!!
On Beltway Boys, they showed 2 pictures of Lincoln Chaffee and Whitehouse. They labeled Whitehouse as the Repuglican and Chafee as a Democrat! What the fuck is with these people?
Sonny Disposition |
10.07.06 - 11:53 pm | #
Awright, the damage is done. I leave you now. Be kind to one another.
♥
Jeffraham Prestonian |
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10.07.06 - 11:53 pm | #
I thought this was Gary Ruppert.
Ô¿Ô | 10.07.06 - 11:44 pm | #
This Garrison Keillor column in Salon.com is exceptionally good, but I don't know if the link will work for non-subscribers. Here's one of the money quotes related to earlier comments on this thread:
It all began with the name Homeland Security. Somebody with a tin ear came up with that, maybe the pest exterminator from Texas, or Adm. Poinduster, because, friends, Americans don't refer to this as our homeland. It's an alien term, like Fatherland or Deutschland or Tomorrowland. Irving Berlin didn't write "God Bless Our Homeland." You never heard John Wayne say, "Men, we're going over that hill and we're going to kick those krauts out of there. And we're going to raise the flag of the homeland."
"Homeland" was a word you heard shrieked by a cruel man flicking his riding crop against his shiny black boots: "Zie homeland -- ve shall defend it at all costs, achwohl!" Americans live in Our Country, America, the nation of nations, the good old USA.
Little Brøther |
10.07.06 - 11:58 pm | #
Nah, this is Gary Ruppert
Central
This disturbs me.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 11:58 pm | #
Nah, this is Gary Ruppert
Central
This disturbs me.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.07.06 - 11:58 pm | #
Yankee Story from The New York Times
by
TYLER KEPNER
By the end of the sixth, the Yankees were 1 for their last 37 with runners on base. It was a staggering stretch of futility at the worst possible time.
The Yankees, the mighty Yankees, had been felled by the oldest cliché of them all: Good pitching stops good hitting. Just as Jeter said. Maybe they should have seen it coming, but nobody did.
Brian Cashman, the general manager, watched from the stands and said he was stunned. This team, he believed, had that special something, that championship moxie he had seen before.
“At least I thought it did,” Cashman said. “They fought all year. You’ve got to continue to earn that every day, and we did not here in October. Turned out to be a hell of a regular-season team, no more.”
The Yankees are gone, ousted again from a tournament that once seemed to be their birthright. Now is the time for their new fall ritual, the one without ticker tape or heroes. The season of blame is upon them.
Drums of jungle say an October suprise is going to land on Richard Pombo this Thursday.
bo |
drums of jungle don't gots no linkys, do they? any chance you could tap put a few bars for our late night listening pleasure?
tutterfly |
10.07.06 - 11:59 pm | #
Not only that, he resigned the nanosecond it became obvious the story was coming out.
Richard
Which shows they were planning what to do for some time. What I don't understand is with all the advance time to scheme, why did they handle it so badly?
Ô¿Ô |
10.07.06 - 11:59 pm | #
what type of person pretends to be an idiot?
GWB. He's playing at being President. Badly.
And I am serious.
They play the incompetence card far too often so you don't look at the High Crimes and Misdemeanors cards.
cheney_usa |
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10.08.06 - 12:00 am | #
What the fuck is with these people?
After it doesn't matter anymore, we'll probably hear that everyone at Fox was on cocaine.
nsr |
10.08.06 - 12:00 am | #
out, not put
(reminder to self, read what you type at this hour)
tutterfly |
10.08.06 - 12:00 am | #
This disturbs me.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al
It was a wake-up call to Gary.
I'm afraid he may be prepping himself to be the next Denny Hastert.
Central |
10.08.06 - 12:01 am | #
That's NOT the Gary Ruppert that my IM went to!
maf54 |
10.08.06 - 12:02 am | #
Which shows they were planning what to do for some time. What I don't understand is with all the advance time to scheme, why did they handle it so badly?
Maybe no DeLay.
cheney_usa |
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10.08.06 - 12:02 am | #
Mets win..
DWD - Congrats on The Tigers. As a long-suffering (before 2004) Red Sox fan, I know what it's like to root for an underdog..
bill buckner |
10.08.06 - 12:03 am | #
Shhhhhh! You're *ruining* the wingnuts' conspiracy theories!
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 12:03 am | #
I'm afraid he may be prepping himself to be the next Denny Hastert.
Central
All this bad shit that's been going on in government has to be killing you!
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.08.06 - 12:03 am | #
Which shows they were planning what to do for some time.
I don't think they were. *Foley* may have put some thought into it, but I honestly think these fuckers never thought they'd get had on this.
JR, kerosene and a match |
10.08.06 - 12:05 am | #
Bobby said what Woody said what Thomas said what Mohammad said what Jesus said what Buddha said what Lao Tzu said what Og said....
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:07 am | #
We had a bet, so now I gotta fetch Steinbrenner's calzones for the whole off-season.
That's gonna sting.
But hey, I still got my money to count.
A-Rod |
10.08.06 - 12:08 am | #
I thought this was Gary Ruppert.
Ô¿Ô | 10.07.06 - 11:44 pm | #
Nah, this is Gary Ruppert
Central | 10.07.06 - 11:54 pm | #
ah, geez, Central....ewwwww.......
where do you find shit like this...
Never mind: I don't want to know.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 12:08 am | #
Bill Buckner,
I was more impressed by their celebration. In my fifty six years of living I have never seen another sports team come out of their lockerroom to share the moment with their fans. It was awe-inspiring to see the gratitude of the players for the fans.
Very classy.
DWD- Fortified with Resolve |
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10.08.06 - 12:08 am | #
drums of jungle don't gots no linkys, do they? any chance you could tap put a few bars for our late night listening pleasure? - tutterfly
It's not on the internets yet and I don't want to spoil somebody's timing on this.
One of these days I'm going to use the preview EVERY SINGLE TIME...
Shhhhhh! You're *ruining* the wingnuts' conspiracy theories!
The facts, reality, logic, and just plain old horsesense get in the way of the wingnuts' conspiracy theories every single time.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 12:11 am | #
Oscar Levant
J. Carrol Naish
Craig Stevens
Robert Blake
Fritz Leiber
All this bad shit that's been going on in government has to be killing you!Vicki, Who ♥ Al
Goodness, did I really post that picture? I've obviously had waaaaaaaay too much to drink.
Central |
10.08.06 - 12:11 am | #
Nah, this is Gary Ruppert
wow, he has lost alot of weight and the corrective re-assignment hormones seem to be working....
focus, always been a Mets fan |
10.08.06 - 12:11 am | #
Anyone else watching Humoresque on TCM?
Gus |
10.08.06 - 12:13 am | #
I don't think they were. *Foley* may have put some thought into it, but I honestly think these fuckers never thought they'd get had on this.
Indeed.
I've read that Foley was actually thinking of not running for congress again, but that some of the same folks who have been trying to cover his tracks pushed him into staying on. They obviously thought that they could keep the hatches battened down indefinitely.
Richard |
10.08.06 - 12:13 am | #
The facts, reality, logic, and just plain old horsesense get in the way of the wingnuts' conspiracy theories every single time. Apprentice to Darth Holden
"La la la la la la la - I can't hear you.... Dems are evil , this I know, for my Rushbo tells me so."
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:13 am | #
pigboy, are you in PDX?
That would be you and Erin, if so.
Any others? (besides me)
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 12:13 am | #
Very classy.
Oh, absolutely..
Only comparable experience that I've had is when The Sox won the 2003 Divisional Series. We were grabbing a beer nearby after, when Damon, Millar, and Lowe ran in - still in uniform - ran behind the bar, and starting handing out beers. A night to remember!
bill buckner |
10.08.06 - 12:14 am | #
Basically, Pombo's been caught lying.
This is good news for the Republicans and Bush and bad news for the Democrats.
Lil Wuss Russert |
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10.08.06 - 12:14 am | #
I really am a "rod."
In the worst possible sense of that word.
I'm a dick. I suck. If I had any self-respect, I'd give back most of the $26 million I made this year, to some charity.
But I probably won't.
Ahhh, who am I kidding--I definitely won't.
A-Rod |
10.08.06 - 12:15 am | #
Most Surreal Moment -- Watching Marines arrive at my detention facility and unload a truck load of flex-cuffed midgets. 26 to be exact. We had put the word out earlier in the day to the Marines in Fallujah that we were looking for Bad Guy X, who was described as a midget. Little did I know that Fallujah was home to a small community of midgets, who banded together for support since they were considered as social outcasts. The Marines were anxious to get back to the midget colony to bring in the rest of the midget suspects, but I called off the search, figuring Bad Guy X was long gone on his short legs after seeing his companions rounded up by the giant infidels.
I've read that Foley was actually thinking of not running for congress again, but that some of the same folks who have been trying to cover his tracks pushed him into staying on.
Yup - they owned his, uh, ass, and were unconcerned about protecting the pages if it meant losing a guy guaranteed to vote the way they told him.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:16 am | #
ah, geez, Central....ewwwww.......
where do you find shit like this...
Any others? (besides me)
I'm in that orbit.
nsr |
10.08.06 - 12:17 am | #
We had put the word out earlier in the day to the Marines in Fallujah that we were looking for Bad Guy X, who was described as a midget.
"And I shall call him Mini-bin Laden."
cheney_usa |
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10.08.06 - 12:18 am | #
Anyone else watching Humoresque on TCM?
Gus
The kid is Robert Blake.
And the piano player, Oscar Levant, is one of my favorite Jack Paar guests.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.08.06 - 12:18 am | #
Yup - they owned his, uh, ass, and were unconcerned about protecting the pages if it meant losing a guy guaranteed to vote the way they told him.
Not to mention the millions in campaign donations he brought in.
Richard |
10.08.06 - 12:19 am | #
Central,
You'd be better off meeting NTodd behind the TasteeFreeze.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al |
10.08.06 - 12:19 am | #
Most Surreal Moment -- Watching Marines arrive at my detention facility and unload a truck load of flex-cuffed midgets
I'm ascared of midgets. Give me nightmares. Little stubby fingers and all.
I once had to put a midget to death, when I was Governor of Texas. Didn't want to, but I felt I owed it to him. And, to honest, I'm like, "well, that's one less midget."
You know?
Midgets and horses really scare me.
George W. Bush |
10.08.06 - 12:20 am | #
I'm a dick. I suck. If I had any self-respect, I'd give back most of the $26 million I made this year, to some charity.L
Fans in Seattle don't call you Pay-Rod for nothing, ya know.
Enjoy watching the Tigers and A's on your big screen TV.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 12:20 am | #
Pombo's in (new) trouble?
Do tell. I'm moving away from CA, but it's my ambition to help take that fucker go down first.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:20 am | #
Yup - they owned his, uh, ass, and were unconcerned about protecting the pages if it meant losing a guy guaranteed to vote the way they told him.
Not to mention the millions in campaign donations he brought in.
And everyone loved the way he redecorated the cloakroom.
cheney_usa |
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10.08.06 - 12:20 am | #
The kid is Robert Blake.
And that's the name o' *that* tune.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:20 am | #
ah, geez, Central....ewwwww.......
where do you find shit like this...
Denny's?
Central |
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 12:21 am | #
pigboy, are you in PDX?
That would be you and Erin, if so.
Any others? (besides me)
Sarah Deere, Shrill One | Homepage | 10.08.06 - 12:13 am |
Across the river in Vancouver but in the same general area.
pigboy |
10.08.06 - 12:21 am | #
Today was a fine day to be a MI heartland repatriate.
Nim, ham hock of liberty |
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10.08.06 - 12:21 am | #
I think this story provides a rather interesting window to Foley's recent past...
Foley withdraws from Fla. Senate race
Congressman tagged as gay cites family concerns
By LOU CHIBBARO JR.
Friday, September 12, 2003 http://www.sovo.com/2003/9-12/ne...ional/
foley.cfm
U.S. Rep. Mark Foley (R-Fla.), who has declined to confirm or deny news reports that he is gay, withdrew from the race for a seat in the U.S. Senate last week, saying he wants to devote more time to care for his father, who was recently diagnosed with cancer.
Foley was considered the leading contender for the Republican nomination for the Florida Senate seat now held by Democrat Bob Graham, who is running for president. He has a mostly pro-gay voting record in the House of Representatives, although he emphasized his conservative positions on other issues while campaigning this year for the Senate.
When news reports speculating about Foley’s sexual orientation surfaced in May, political observers wondered whether his prospects for winning a Republican primary dominated by conservative voters would be diminished. Foley responded by calling a news conference for only straight media outlets and refusing to discuss his sexual orientation.
But some political activists in the state said the so-called “gay issue” did not appear to have hurt Foley as of the time he withdrew from the race.
“He continued to break all records in the fund-raising department,” said Hastings Wyman, editor and publisher of the Southern Political Report, an authoritative newsletter on politics in Southern states.
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I suggest reading the rest of the story.
Richard |
10.08.06 - 12:23 am | #
I'm in that orbit.
nsr
at some point perhaps we could consider doing some liberal drinking...? What part of town are you in. I'm (relatively) inner NE.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 12:23 am | #
Any others? (besides me)
Sarah Deere, Shrill One | Homepage | 10.08.06 - 12:13 am |
Gimme about six weeks.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:24 am | #
Across the river in Vancouver but in the same general area. - pigboy
Your last name Crabshaw?
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:24 am | #
"Word, sweetpea, word.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al"
!!
I didn't take you for the lowbrow sportball enthusiast type.
Nim, ham hock of liberty |
Homepage |
10.08.06 - 12:25 am | #
Aunt Bea, Andy and Gomer are voting dem this time...
Ô¿Ô |
10.08.06 - 12:26 am | #
Across the river in Vancouver but in the same general area. - pigboy
Your last name Crabshaw?
bo | 10.08.06 - 12:24 am | #
I can hit good during the regular season, especially when the game isn't close, or in, like, the third inning.
But in the play-offs, or a close game, late innings, I get this chokey feeling in my throat. My arms feel like they're made of lead or something. And my pee-pee feels like, I don't know, I gotta tinkle or something.
It's weird. But, waddayagonnado?
I hate that fucking Jeter. What a suck-up.
A-Rod |
10.08.06 - 12:27 am | #
Oh, god, I was married to one for five years. I knew everything there was to know about U-M Sports and the Pistons, Lions, and Tigers.
Former Rep. Mark Foley's lewd behavior with teenage pages dropped like a match in a dry forest of conservative anger at Republicans.
More than the scandal itself, the anger is what could topple the House leadership and end 12 years of Republican control of the House.
For many conservatives, Republicans have assumed a startling resemblance to the Democrats they ousted from a 40-year reign in 1994.
"They have become that which they beheld," said Richard Viguerie, the father of conservative grassroots activism. "In the early 1990s, they talked about a culture of corruption by the Democrats and how they were abusing their power. Lo and behold, that seems to be what the Republicans have engaged in. It's very, very hard to tell conservatives that there really is a significant difference on most issues between this crowd and the Democrats"...
Foley's escapades fuel a long-simmering frustration that Republicans have betrayed their principles. The latest issue of Washington Monthly ran essays from seven lifelong Republicans arguing -- before the Foley scandal broke -- that it might be better if Republicans lost the House.
Titles ranged from "Bring on Pelosi" to "Let's Quit While We're Behind."
Former Florida Rep. Joe Scarborough, a member of the GOP class of 1994 and now an MSNBC television host, wrote that he would prefer "an assortment of Bourbon Street hookers running the Southern Baptist Convention than having this lot of Republicans controlling America's checkbook for the next two years."
Republicans may be divided over the war in Iraq, civil liberties, immigration, and the struggle between religious and economic conservatives. But one thing that unifies party members of all persuasions is a profound dismay at what they see as profligate spending by Congress under President Bush...
Former Rep. Mark Foley's lewd behavior with teenage pages dropped like a match in a dry forest of conservative anger at Republicans.
More than the scandal itself, the anger is what could topple the House leadership and end 12 years of Republican control of the House.
For many conservatives, Republicans have assumed a startling resemblance to the Democrats they ousted from a 40-year reign in 1994.
"They have become that which they beheld," said Richard Viguerie, the father of conservative grassroots activism. "In the early 1990s, they talked about a culture of corruption by the Democrats and how they were abusing their power. Lo and behold, that seems to be what the Republicans have engaged in. It's very, very hard to tell conservatives that there really is a significant difference on most issues between this crowd and the Democrats"...
Foley's escapades fuel a long-simmering frustration that Republicans have betrayed their principles. The latest issue of Washington Monthly ran essays from seven lifelong Republicans arguing -- before the Foley scandal broke -- that it might be better if Republicans lost the House. Titles ranged from "Bring on Pelosi" to "Let's Quit While We're Behind."
Former Florida Rep. Joe Scarborough, a member of the GOP class of 1994 and now an MSNBC television host, wrote that he would prefer "an assortment of Bourbon Street hookers running the Southern Baptist Convention than having this lot of Republicans controlling America's checkbook for the next two years."
Republicans may be divided over the war in Iraq, civil liberties, immigration, and the struggle between religious and economic conservatives. But one thing that unifies party members of all persuasions is a profound dismay at what they see as profligate spending by Congress under President Bush...
Strip away the phony tinsel of Hollywood and you will find the real tinsel underneath.
Oscar Levant
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QuentinCompson |
Homepage |
10.08.06 - 12:29 am | #
Hello?
Atrios?
Fresh sheets, si'l vous plait?
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 12:29 am | #
good night all and sweet dreams.
pigboy |
10.08.06 - 12:30 am | #
Across the river in Vancouver but in the same general area.
pigboy |
again - get together? Here in Little Beirut, sometime?
Just a suggestion.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 12:31 am | #
Do tell. I'm moving away from CA, but it's my ambition to help take that fucker go down first. - Phila
Defenders of Wildlife ran buses for precinct walking volunteers from about 8 sites in the Bay Area to Pleasanton. Next big push is on the 28th. Go to their website.
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:32 am | #
Quentin Compson,
Holy shit, I recognized little Robert Blake. And I'm sure John Garfield isn't playing the violin, but Oscar Levant is obviously a brilliant piano player. And this movie inspired a really funny SCTV skit.
Gus |
10.08.06 - 12:32 am | #
It's very, very hard to tell conservatives that there really is a significant difference on most issues between this crowd and the Democrats"...
Progrssives have the same problem.
Simple Planner |
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10.08.06 - 12:33 am | #
Actually, on election day, Gomer and Andy will take Opey and go fishing all day and Aunt Bea will stay home and can pickles.
Ô¿Ô |
10.08.06 - 12:33 am | #
some liberal drinking...? What part of town are you in
I'm out in the boonies.
What is Drinking Liberally anyway?
nsr |
10.08.06 - 12:33 am | #
They obviously thought that they could keep the hatches battened down indefinitely.
Richard
How many Republicans still believe there is a connection between 9/11 and Saddam?
Nobody ever went broke underestimating the willful stupidity of Republicans and those on wingnut welfare.
Tom - 大肚腩 |
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10.08.06 - 12:34 am | #
Oscar Levant was very funny and very drugged on the Jack Parr show. One of his best lines: The only difference between the Democrats and the Republicans is that the Democrats allow the poor to be corrupt, too.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:35 am | #
Oscar Levant was very funny and very drugged on the Jack Parr show. One of his best lines: The only difference between the Democrats and the Republicans is that the Democrats allow the poor to be corrupt, too.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:35 am | #
a really funny SCTV skit.
Was that "Bronco Nagurski called-- he wants his shoulder pads back"?
nsr |
10.08.06 - 12:35 am | #
Floyd is a pistol, I tell ya.
Central |
10.08.06 - 12:35 am | #
Former Florida Rep. Joe Scarborough, a member of the GOP class of 1994
Who left Congress because a murdered woman was found in his office....
When is Nancy Grace going to do that story?
Simple Planner |
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10.08.06 - 12:35 am | #
And I'm sure John Garfield isn't playing the violin, but Oscar Levant is obviously a brilliant piano player. And this movie inspired a really funny SCTV skit.
Gus | 10.08.06 - 12:32 am | #
"Humoresque" is a weird piece of work. Negulesco was really on a roll at the time he made it, but it doesn't fit in with the other movies at all. IIRC, it falls right in between "Nobody Lives Forever" and "Deep Valley," which are both terrific. I always found it pretty much unwatchable...
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:36 am | #
Yeah, conservatives are pissed off about W spending money, but no complaints about dead US soldiers or using the Constitution as toilet paper. Even when they're right they're wrong. Familiy values? Manson family, maybe.
ronjazz |
10.08.06 - 12:36 am | #
Thanks for the info, bo! Was wondering if Pombo was involved in some new scandal...I guess not?
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
The Republican heartland is Florida, where their recenty/current Senate hopefuls include both former Rep Foley and Katherine Harris. They're hoping to get Jeanine Pirro to move south so they can get a hat trick of sordid, nuts and I'm not sure what to call Pirro. But that menage a trois would make a great TV sitcom.
Zealot |
10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
Goober says hey
Irving R. Feldman |
10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
Clay Aiken on Larry King Live.
barker |
10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
Floyd is a pistol, I tell ya.
Speaking of SCTV: Mmmmmm - don't you think Opie needs a haircut?
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
If the Republicans are going to get through this, they're going to have to get on the same page...
Ô¿Ô |
10.08.06 - 12:38 am | #
Clay Aiken on Larry King Live.
barker | 10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
Heidigger refused to apologize to Marcuse for backing Hitler.
Many restaurants serve chicken and waffles.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:38 am | #
barker
You still here jackbo? Your imitation of life never quite has the lustre.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:39 am | #
Clay Fucking Aiken?
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.08.06 - 12:39 am | #
Thanks for the info, bo! Was wondering if Pombo was involved in some new scandal...I guess not? - Phila
He's going to get a categorical denial stuffed back down his thoat.
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:39 am | #
He's going to get a categorical denial stuffed back down his thoat.
bo | 10.08.06 - 12:39 am | #
Considering he launched his career with an absolutely epic lie, I can't say I'm surprised.
I hope it has some effect. It's a hard choice, but all in all, he's the congressman I most want to see defeated (among other things).
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:41 am | #
Central is a pistol, I tell ya.
Floyd, Who ♥ Barney Fif |
10.08.06 - 12:41 am | #
Heidigger refused to apologize to Marcuse for backing Hitler.
And he loved to spoon with Hannah Arendt.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:41 am | #
Hmm...
Seems I'm really late to the party.
Evening, all.
steve simels |
10.08.06 - 12:42 am | #
And he loved to spoon with Hannah Arendt.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in | 10.08.06 - 12:41 am | #
Some kinds of evil are less banal than others, I guess.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:42 am | #
From the mid 14th century to the mid 16th century, the cities between the Alps and the Tiber lived out the revolutionary historical experience known as the renaissance.
barker |
10.08.06 - 12:42 am | #
I see Dad has abandoned us...
Anyone for chocolate mousse cheesecake? It has Oreo crust and you can put raspberries on top, if you desire.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.08.06 - 12:42 am | #
A chicken ain't nothing but a bird.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:43 am | #
Evening, all. steve simels
What news from the front?
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:43 am | #
I note that there was some discussion of Bob Seger upthread -- I love Bob Seger. An old pal of mine used to hang out around Niles, Mich., when she was in high school and kept running into this great bar band -- and this great bar band turned out to be Bob Seger & friends.
My iPod has lots of Seger on it -- and it's always fun.
strawhat |
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10.08.06 - 12:43 am | #
Some kinds of evil are less banal than others, I guess.
Banal sex is outlawed in many states.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:43 am | #
Floyd, Who ♥ Barney Fife
Ain't Bee is gonna be so disappointed.
Central |
10.08.06 - 12:44 am | #
Catching up...
So nice to see Repubs going off like that toxic waste recycler outside Raleigh. Lack of meaningful oversight creates explosive results, no matter what you're talking about.
Roadmaster |
10.08.06 - 12:44 am | #
It's a hard choice, but all in all, he's the congressman I most want to see defeated (among other things). - Phila
He's the closest oily sumbitch I can get my hands on and he's a prize. On CREW's list of 13 Most Corrupt Congressmen.
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:44 am | #
My iPod has lots of Seger on it -- and it's always fun.
strawhat | Homepage | 10.08.06 - 12:43 am | #
I like his extended codas, personally.
"Running against the wind! I'm still running! Arrrgh! Against the wind! Still running! Still running! Running against the wind! Gaaah! Still running!"
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:45 am | #
Spinoza--sex between liberals is never banal.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
10.08.06 - 12:45 am | #
Steve! We show up at the party almost simultaneously!
People gonna talk...
Roadmaster |
10.08.06 - 12:45 am | #
The middle ages had left antiquity unburied and alternatively galvanized and exorcized its corpse.
The renaissance stood weeping at its grave and tried to resurrect its soul. And in one fatally auspicious moment it succeeded.
barker |
10.08.06 - 12:45 am | #
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XQ2yzKWRHz8
Johnny Cash, Ring of Fire. A guy I used to work said it described a puss.
Ô¿Ô |
10.08.06 - 12:45 am | #
Spinoza--sex between liberals is never banal. Sallyh
Don't you mean among?
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:46 am | #
It was a dish for old Caesar. Also King Henry the Third.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:47 am | #
"10 email flirting questions
Based on interviews with hundreds of active daters for my book, "SMART Man Hunting," here are 10 questions that can help you ignite sparks online:
* Where did you get that fantastic smile?"
Hmmm. Some of you may be shocked to learn that Yahoo! is not always the font of wisdom it wants you to think it is.
The only correct answer to this "spark-igniting" question is: "Back in 'nam." And then you never answer such a question ever again.
So...can I be an advice columnist now?
Nim, ham hock of liberty |
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10.08.06 - 12:48 am | #
Sallyh-
Got a p value for that?
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:48 am | #
Anyone for chocolate mousse cheesecake? It has Oreo crust and you can put raspberries on top, if you desire. - Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
How can your hubby survive with you and not look like a mega-jumbo-supsersized Denny Hastert?
I gained 2 lbs just from reading your post.
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:48 am | #
But Columbus was hip. He said, "Take this tip: A chicken ain't nothing but a bird."
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:48 am | #
Steve -
You wanna set Incog's co-worker straight on the June Carter "playing with brimstone" origin of "Ring of Fire?"
Roadmaster |
10.08.06 - 12:49 am | #
Thanks for the info, bo! Was wondering if Pombo was involved in some new scandal...I guess not?
Phila | Homepage | 10.08.06 - 12:37 am | #
Latest Pombo scandal: he woke up this morning.
phalarope |
10.08.06 - 12:49 am | #
In the ancient world tyranny was often the prelude to more democracy, in the renaissance the signorie(tyrant) closed the whole parade of civic forms.
barker |
10.08.06 - 12:49 am | #
I'm back and y'all are still on the same thread?
melior |
10.08.06 - 12:50 am | #
Hi Sallyh!!
May I have a piece of your caloric delight?
Roadmaster |
10.08.06 - 12:51 am | #
Steve! We show up at the party almost simultaneously!
People gonna talk...
Roadmaster | 10.08.06 - 12:45 am | #
What? You mean you weren't at NOT ESCHATON II: ELECTRIC BOOOGALOOOO last night?
I'm back and y'all are still on the same thread? melior
it could be better.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:52 am | #
Sallyh- Got a p value for that? spinoza
She gets all the best tail.
She better have two tails. I am fairly conservative.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:53 am | #
So I watched the first episode of "Deadwood" and was underwhelmed. Does it get better?
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:54 am | #
i'm back. i went to a chat room.
Olaf glad and big |
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10.08.06 - 12:54 am | #
She better have two tails. I am fairly conservative.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in
I'd hate to think she was being mean.
melior |
10.08.06 - 12:54 am | #
But Columbus was hip. He said, "Take this tip: A chicken ain't nothing but a bird."
Phila
So you're saying every set of chicken lips should play a mean hard bop sax?
Or perhaps hit a jumper at the buzzer to win an NBA Championship?
Tom - 大肚腩 |
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10.08.06 - 12:54 am | #
She better have two tails. I am fairly conservative. -spinoza
Hmph - something I expect more from a couple standard deviates.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:55 am | #
So I watched the first episode of "Deadwood" and was underwhelmed. Does it get better?
I think so. BTW, I felt the same way about the sopranos. One day I will try to watch a second episode.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:55 am | #
BTW, I felt the same way about the sopranos.
I suspect your view is positively skewed.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 12:56 am | #
Hmph - something I expect more from a couple standard deviates. - JeffCO
Sounds like your in a mean mode.
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:56 am | #
The small and semi-iberian state of Navarre in the remote folds of the Pyrenees.
barker |
10.08.06 - 12:57 am | #
I think so. BTW, I felt the same way about the sopranos. One day I will try to watch a second episode.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in | 10.08.06 - 12:55 am | #
I liked that one right off the bat. Lost interest sometime in season four (?) though.
Phila |
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10.08.06 - 12:57 am | #
Steve -
Kinda hard to cut away from the Midwest. Wish I coulda been there.
Had to take solace with Big Sandy & the Fly-Rite Boys.
you're - damn synapses.
bo |
10.08.06 - 12:58 am | #
Sucking on my own dick, I find eternal bliss.
barker |
10.08.06 - 12:58 am | #
Sucking on my own dick, I find eternal bliss.
Ann Coulter, is that you?
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 12:59 am | #
"On October 6, 2006 - 8:58pm ergoquid said:
A sidebar: a friend of mine wrote his Congressmen about the net neutrality issue, and shortly thereafter got a recruitment message the RNC saying they had noticed that no one in his household was registered to vote. NPR had a piece about this practice today. The RNC is taking homeland security data mining techniques and using them to identify potential voters and make personal political recruitment contacts."
- Piece of putrid shit dug up at TPMCafe just now
Man there is just NO END to this. The abuses of power by these unelected criminals are truly despicable. We are beyond outrage and into new and uncharted realms of treason here.
Sounds like your in a mean mode. you're - damn synapses.
Looks like you're regressing.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 1:02 am | #
The Religious Wars were led from first to last, by the three rival magnate lineages of Guise, Montmorency, and Bourbon, each controlling a domainial territory, extensive clientele, leverage inside the state apparatus, loyal troops and international connections.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:02 am | #
I thought it was "outside the Tastee-Freeeeeeeeeeeze."
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 1:03 am | #
Night all,
May we wake to a page one photo of a dead Dick Cheney in a pink teddie on the White House lawn with a gibbering Chicken Caesar curled up next to him in fetal position.
And good night, Mrs. Calabash, where ever you are.
bo |
10.08.06 - 1:04 am | #
Normally, a single finger inserted two joints deep into my ass is enough to make me come all the way across the room. Tonight, however, I think that I need a fist and arm, rammed in dry all the way up to the elbow joint.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:06 am | #
Richelieu's diplomatic and military intervention in the Thirty Years War mediated at first by subventions to sweden and then by hire of german mercenaries it ended with large french armies in the field.
The international effect was decisive.
France settled the fate of Germany and destroyed the ascendency of Spain.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:07 am | #
Deep Discount DVD has the complete 28-disc "Twilight Zone" box set for a mere $194.87.
masculine_monica_nyc |
10.08.06 - 1:07 am | #
Deadwood does improve quite a bit.
The first episode tries to fit too much in - it's frenetic - but it all settles down and the characters get much richer. Stick with it - it will be worth it.
Once George Hearst shows up, you'll totaly be hooked.
Noam Sane |
10.08.06 - 1:07 am | #
I was docked $25 pay at work this afternoon for eating the urinal deodorant cakes.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:10 am | #
"Running against the wind! I'm still running! Arrrgh! Against the wind! Still running! Still running! Running against the wind! Gaaah! Still running!"
Phila
And I thought the song of the moment would be "Turn the page"?
Tom - 大肚腩 |
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10.08.06 - 1:13 am | #
Deep Discount DVD has the complete 28-disc "Twilight Zone" box set for a mere $194.87. masculine_monica_nyc
Even better, they have the 50-film Janus set for only $594.89.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 1:14 am | #
I eat feces. I used to just eat human feces -- my own -- but then I decided to try the scat of different animals. I tried coyote shit because it was so easy to find, but it's full of hair. Seagull shit turned out to be surprisingly tasty in a fishy kind of way. Vulture shit is just hideous -- avoid it at all costs. My favorite shit to date is tiger shit. It's hard to get, but it's really worth the risk.
If any of you would like to give me some shit, I'd be most grateful.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:15 am | #
China tests using lasers to blind US spy satellites when over their country.
Bush admin swallows and says nothing. Looks like they're finally learning that diplomatic weakness can lead to strategic weakness, no?
melior |
10.08.06 - 1:18 am | #
May we wake to a page one photo of a dead Dick Cheney in a pink teddie on the White House lawn with a gibbering Chicken Caesar curled up next to him in fetal position.
As long as you're wishing, I was kind of rooting for the cause of death to be flesh-eating bacteria.
melior |
10.08.06 - 1:20 am | #
CAMP PENDLETON – Frustrated by the repeated release of a suspected terrorist in Hamdaniya, Iraq, a Camp Pendleton squad decided to enforce its own brand of justice on the town with an execution. So said Petty Officer 3rd Class Melson J. Bacos during riveting testimony at his court-martial Friday at Camp Pendleton. ...
Bacos testified that the squad was looking for an insurgent who had been captured and released three times. Hutchins, the squad leader, was “just mad that we kept letting him go and he was a known terrorist,” Bacos said.
The group approached a house where the insurgent was believed to be hiding, but when someone inside woke up, it instead went to another home and grabbed Awad.
Bacos said the squad members had intended to get someone else if they didn't capture the insurgent, then stage a firefight to make it appear they had found an Iraqi planting a roadside bomb.
After abducting Awad, Bacos said, Hutchins called in to a command center and reported that his squad had seen a man digging in a hole and wanted permission to fire at him.
Bacos said Hutchins fired the first shot. Later, Bacos said he himself fired an AK-47 rifle into the air so the spent casings would make it look like there was a firefight. http://www.signonsandiego.com/ne...-
bn06hamda.html
President Fucking AWOL sets the tone for cowardice, cruelty and corruption, and it trickles down.
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QuentinCompson |
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10.08.06 - 1:21 am | #
China tests using lasers to blind US spy satellites when over their country. Bush admin swallows and says nothing. Looks like they're finally learning that diplomatic weakness can lead to strategic weakness, no? melior
You'd blink too if the Chinese were shining a laser at you.
JeffCO |
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10.08.06 - 1:23 am | #
Even better, they have the 50-film Janus set for only $594.89.
Then there is the complete speeches and sisterhood tongue lickings of Lynne Cheney for $6.99.
spinoza Neque lugare, neque in |
10.08.06 - 1:25 am | #
"Even better, they have the 50-film Janus set for only $594.89.
Why pay 850.95?
masculine_monica_nyc"
Monica is the most underappreciated person on Eschaton. In a just world, she'd be Preznit.
Nim, ham hock of liberty |
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10.08.06 - 1:29 am | #
Yes, I -am- the conversation killer.
Get over it.
Nim, ham hock of liberty |
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10.08.06 - 1:34 am | #
In a just world, she'd be Preznit.
And you, Nim, shall be my ham hock queen.
masculine_monica_nyc |
10.08.06 - 1:35 am | #
Foley Helped Bush Disenfranchise Florida Black Voters
When told about the sex antics of flamed out GOP star Mark Foley, a flushed and indignant President Bush professed shock and disgust to reporters in Stockton, California. Bush's shock and disgust was undoubtedly heartfelt given the magnitude of the sleaze and the mortal election year danger it posed to House Republican leadership, and Republican candidates.
But Bush was anything but indignant six years ago at Foley, and for good reason. Foley played a pivotal role in sealing Bush's much-disputed snatch of the White House. He helped shove thousands of dubious votes into the Bush column in his home district of Palm Beach County, Florida. And he enraged thousands of Democratic leaning black, Jewish, and elderly voters by passionately and publicly defending the manipulation, exclusion, and possible outright fraud of their votes. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
ea...fr_b_31193.html
Migrant bourgeois notions of liberty and representation started to haunt the rhetoric of one of the most inveterately conservative and cast-like branches of the French Aristocracy.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:37 am | #
Yes, I -am- the conversation killer.
Get over it.
Nim, ham hock of liberty | Homepage | 10.08.06 - 1:34 am | #
It's not you. It's just shift change time.
barker's buddy |
10.08.06 - 1:37 am | #
Johnny Cash's America is dead...
Ô¿Ô |
10.08.06 - 1:38 am | #
When I was young, my mother used to lick my anus in order to get me to defecate, just like mother cats do to their kittens. I think that these sessions were the cause of my earliest erections, and to this day I have to pay prostitutes to dress like my mother and lick my anus in order to have an orgasm.
barker |
10.08.06 - 1:40 am | #
I didn't know that Earl Ofari Hutchinson contributes to the Huffington Post. Maybe I'll check 'em out more frequently.
masculine_monica_nyc |
10.08.06 - 1:42 am | #
Isn't naming an aircraft carrier Bush like taping a 'kick me' sign on your back? I mean, say there's some terrorists who want to take out an aircraft carrier. Which one is the obvious target? Jeez.
Mike |
10.08.06 - 1:45 am | #
howdy...who's here? Computer froze 'n crashed for a while, so definitely outta da loop.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 1:48 am | #
As long as you're wishing, I was kind of rooting for the cause of death to be flesh-eating bacteria.
How about a bunch of Iraqi kids using Darth Cheney's head as a soccer ball?
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 1:49 am | #
Has this hit the wires yet?
Protesters attacked Jeb Bush in Pittsburgh as he attended a rally for Rick Santorum. Jeb had to dive for cover a transit shelter to avoid being pummeled.
Sweetie Chou |
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10.08.06 - 1:49 am | #
Michael O'Hare is as shrill as a fresh keg of whoopass:
[The Bush gang] threw away the miserable of New Orleans and the desperate of Darfur and the wretched in the public schools and the breathers of the air around power plants and the grunts in the desert and everyone else - everyone - it had a duty to comfort or aid.
And it has nothing to do with any real principle, conservative or otherwise: not the farm bill, not the trade bill, not the invasion of Iraq nor the fecklessness in Afghanistan, not the drug bill, not the earmarks: it's nothing but heartless abuse, in every single case, and without a hint of a suggestion of a moment of shame.
These are thugs in shiny shoes who never saw a victim they wouldn't kick or steal from, and in the end, treating the pages like a candy bowl for casual snacking by one of their own is no different from any of the rest of it.
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melior |
10.08.06 - 1:50 am | #
Protesters attacked Jeb Bush What the hell is wrong with the democrats?
charles |
10.08.06 - 1:51 am | #
"howdy...who's here? Computer froze 'n crashed for a while, so definitely outta da loop.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One"
I'm pretty much the only one here. Fortunately for you, I have an endless supply of bon mots and witty quips suggesting that Republicans are poor legislators. It is to laugh!
Nim, ham hock of liberty |
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10.08.06 - 1:51 am | #
BTW, Kuridstan doesn't seem to be exporting much oil...their importing gasoline by mule pack from....Iran!
Sweetie Chou |
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10.08.06 - 1:53 am | #
juro que me assutei quando comecei a ler sobre o fim. pensei que era tu, mulher! que susto!
I should be in bed, must work tomorrow (dang it), but am resisting....taking just one more minute or two or my time before I slip on the yoke once more.....
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 1:57 am | #
I wish the protestors had killed him.
Ô¿Ô |
10.08.06 - 1:58 am | #
Protesters attacked Jeb Bush in Pittsburgh as he attended a rally for Rick Santorum. Jeb had to dive for cover a transit shelter to avoid being pummeled.
Time to update the terra alert.
Live Free or Die |
10.08.06 - 2:03 am | #
Anyone that assaults an elected representative of the american people should be arrested, tortured, permanently detained, and left for dead.
charles |
10.08.06 - 2:03 am | #
I wish the protestors had killed him.
Ô¿Ô | 10.08.06 - 1:58 am
I just wish they had scared him so much that he pissed himself and cameras caught it.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 2:03 am | #
Any elected representative of the american people that sexually assaults a child should be arrested, tortured, permanently detained, and left for dead.
melior |
10.08.06 - 2:04 am | #
My balls should be arrested, tortured, permanently detained, and left for dead.
charles |
10.08.06 - 2:04 am | #
IMHO, you kill some people, you give them a due they are not worth. Make them need a change of underwear and be able to have photos of that, and you have them worse than dead. You've got them alive and humiliated.
Solid fucking gold.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 2:05 am | #
Nim,
I'm still here for you, blood.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.08.06 - 2:06 am | #
At least Central surfaced. I'm so happy to know he's okay. He's had a tough patch.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.08.06 - 2:07 am | #
You've got them alive and humiliated.
Solid fucking gold.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One
I think a really excruciatingly itchy rash could be considered too.
melior |
10.08.06 - 2:08 am | #
If it comes out of any orifice on a human body, I want to eat it. This is a taste I acquired from Father Leary back in Wisconsin. He was the one who showed me that God meant for all bodily secretions to consumed by the faithful during "special" prayer.
charles |
10.08.06 - 2:10 am | #
Fred Barnes is gay, and wouldn't you know it, he misses this week's 10th anniversary of Fox, on the Beltway Boys. Bill Sammon sits in while Fred Barnes hides, so as not to have to discuss his gayness. Ha ha ha
Barnes obviously didn't want to discuss the Foley matter.
And Kondracke is shitting himself cause of these poll numbers.
Ha ha ha...
Sonny Disposition |
10.08.06 - 2:12 am | #
Anyone who assaults a member of the Bush Crime Family should be rewarded with a chunk of the swag the criminal organization has accumulated over the last century.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 2:13 am | #
Anyone who assaults...........oh, just fuck me so that we can get it over with and move on to being real friends.
charles |
10.08.06 - 2:16 am | #
Protesters attacked Jeb Bush in Pittsburgh as he attended a rally for Rick Santorum. Jeb had to dive for cover a transit shelter to avoid being pummeled.
Actually, they were outside the building, the cowardly shit was never in any real danger, nor did anyone assault him. He simply hid in the closet like Denny Hastert or Karl Rove instead of facing Americans who don't like criminal sacks of shit like Jeb.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
10.08.06 - 2:18 am | #
I think a really excruciatingly itchy rash could be considered too.
melior
as well as bleeding, itching hemorrhoids, endless non-life-threatening reasons to visit a proctologist....jock itch....low-grade herpes...athlete's foot, dandruff, hangnails. Pimples, boils, premature ejaculation. Impotence (probably already there, given their mindsets).
Bedbugs.
Acne.
Excessive ear wax.
Ingrown nose hairs.
I could go on and on and on.......
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 2:24 am | #
Central, I'm so sporadic, did not know you;d been through some tough times. Let me extend my sympathies, please.
Best regards.
SD
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 2:27 am | #
Committee for the Liberation of Iraq roster reads like Who's Who of the PNAC.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Committee_for_the_Liberation_of_Iraq
(CLI)
JOE CLI-toris |
10.08.06 - 2:28 am | #
Actually, they were outside the building, the cowardly shit was never in any real danger, nor did anyone assault him.
yeah, GW swaggers, right?
He would wet and shit himself if he were ever in any real danger, if he ever had to face any kind of real threat. It has enraged me for 6+ yrs that ANYONE would think W could protect anyone or anything. Hell, he's even dropped his own poor dog on its head.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
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10.08.06 - 2:30 am | #
well, I'm just railing to myself, idiot that I am.....
Sarah Deere, Shrill One |
Homepage |
10.08.06 - 2:31 am | #
What the hell is wrong with the democrats?
charles
We don't like you.
Captain Beyond |
10.08.06 - 2:38 am | #
Hell, he's even dropped his own poor dog on its head.
Sarah Deere, Shrill One
notice scotty dog looking at dumbya =)
JOE CLI-toris |
10.08.06 - 2:48 am | #
Is Incog still around? "Christopher, I don't want to talk to you amymore." Damn what hatefulness
Draco |
10.08.06 - 3:05 am | #
"Christopher, I don't want to talk to you amymore." Damn what hatefulness
Draco
Sweetie, let it go.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore |
10.08.06 - 3:11 am | #
Is Incog still around? "Christopher, I don't want to talk to you amymore." Damn what hatefulness
Draco
Understanding is in order, we're all weary of this culture war. I do not see incog as hateful, just worried maybe.
Pitchforks & Torches |
10.08.06 - 3:21 am | #
Good dialogue over at FDL between Rove and his compadres from Hell, Nixon and Atwater. Kind of sums up the situation.
Captain Beyond |
10.08.06 - 3:25 am | #
There are sheets above, for anyone still awake.
fourlegsgood |
Homepage |
10.08.06 - 3:56 am | #
The most potent thing that Americans are afflicted with is the religion called "AMERICA." Among many, many regressive things about this religion (such as invading countries which don't pose a threat) is naming ships built for the purpose of aggression and destruction after politicians and military people, as though the title legitimizes the killing.
Evolve, America, for heaven's (and I do mean heaven's) sake!
Bobby St. Chomsky |
10.08.06 - 4:01 am | #