I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
frist
Ahnuld
1 frist, 1 second!
What does the BCS say?
Actually, this dirty fucking hippie smells more like nag champa.
Wassabi, FRSIT???
Curly's up for you, if you're up for Curly!
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comparisons to polk? he's being glib.
Barack spells his name like the hashemite king of Jordan's father did.
Eric Foner is DeWitt Clinton professor of history at Columbia University.
see, Clinton!!!!
it's all clinton's fault...
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I predict that Bush will not rank as high as President Federline.
Impeach that fucker.
And let's pass a law forbidding Max Boot from saying anything ever again.
thanks wapo...it's not like WE were trying to tell you while you were carrying his water for all the fucked up things W did...thanks a million..
thanks again for ignoring the sane voices on the left which knew better, for the insane blowhards on the right - thanks again
Want to know what's REALLY going on with these Globalists and who is REALLY controlling the agenda?
Read through all of the comments on this page - then view the brief videos about David Rockefeller's role in the entire charade:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/20...ts-top-
intel_n_
What does the BCS say?
Bush - .974
Buchanan - .922
Polk - .910
As it stands now, Bush vs. Buchanan in the Toilet Bowl.
Actually, this dirty fucking hippie smells more like nag champa.
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i love that stuff
Business proposal from Nigeria.
I'll have a Bilderburger w/cheese and fries, hold the onions.
Atrios is the worst blogger ever.
So the WaPo finds a voice with some gravitas once their mercenary dead weight decides to scoot out the door in search of the benjamins *cough*Vandehei and Harris*cough*
Pie scored a hat trick? What happened? More important, what is patchouli and does it smell nice?
As it stands now, Bush vs. Buchanan in the Toilet Bowl.
General Zod
Does Bush drool tobacco juice on his ruffled shirt like Buchanan did?
I'm betting he does that in his sleep.
No Contest
we need to build a Great Pyramid mebbe in Luxor and put all Bushies and Cheneys in it right now and SEAL IT PERMANENTLY
we need to build a Great Pyramid mebbe in Luxor and put all Bushies and Cheneys in it right now and SEAL IT PERMANENTLY
Bush did't do all this damage by himself. Let's give credit where credit is due: Worst, most malevolent, most destructive Vice President ever!
Nice one, pie.
If my Boyfriend, form VP G comes looking for me, please tell him I'm out buying him a Christmas prezzie.
It's the convenient truth.
i love that stuff
Yup, the real stuff in the blue and red box.
They'll look in Rockefellors, then into Buldergburg, then into the EU Energy minister who is a member.
He and Ledeen spoke at AEI functions, the man is from Spain and de Polacio was why Aznar was in the coalition of the bribed.
The EU energy minister was the end run around DoE analysts and CIA/DCI.
patchouli grows in my herbal patch. It smells like a dirty fucking hippie.
patchouli grows in my herbal patch. It smells like a dirty fucking hippie.
Does Bush drool tobacco juice on his ruffled shirt like Buchanan did?
Jack Daniels
But Polk should be remembered primarily for launching that unprovoked attack on Mexico and seizing one-third of its territory for the United States.
They had no right crossing the border without proper documentation. Besides, we paid them twenty-four bucks for the land.
Yay me!!!!
Bush will be seen as a great president, combining the high moral purpose of Roy Cohn with the decisive leadership style of Master Shake.
Why is Atrios such a sucky blogger? I often ask that of my newsletter subscribers.
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Foner:
Today, one wishes that the country had heeded Lincoln's warning.
What an embarrassing opinion. The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest. Foner is a commie and a dumbass to regret that part of our history.
If my Boyfriend, form VP G
Is VP G Ali G's brother?
So... what's it mean when an iPaq's power indicator blinks stupidly at one?
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patchouli grows in my herbal patch. It smells like a dirty fucking hippie.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
I put it between my duvet and the duvet cover.
Reminds me of home.
The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest.
I thought it was our lighter fluid that made us great.
So... what's it mean when an iPaq's power indicator blinks stupidly at one?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
It forgot how to get to two?
Which model iPaq?
See, I'm such a poor Americanist, I can't even remember about Polk.
All that schooling, shot to hell.
Yay pie! Way to go!
Morning Batties.
Heh. This is going to sting.
Q- Why is Atrios such a sucky blogger? I often ask that of my newsletter subscribers.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
A- No NTodd links. And he banned Annie once.
Polk is apt because he was from Texas, in addition to his other problems.
From wikipedia:
Presidential advisor Karl Rove has described Foner as one of his favorite authors.
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Rove's favorite book at the time was Eric Foner's "Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men," a history of the early days of the Republican Party, which he read less as a dispassionate analysis of the early Republicans' strengths -and weaknesses than as a guidebook on how to broaden the appeal of the Party.
The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest.
Conquest is such a strong word.
Barbed wire.
Toby Petzold
So many dogs, so little time......
So... what's it mean when an iPaq's power indicator blinks stupidly at one?
We never should've invaded iPaq.
Well, I really do hate that patchouli.
Worst President Ever? That's old news. He's now competing for worst American Ever.
The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest.
Oh, yeah, you say that -now-.
Presidential advisor Karl Rove has described Foner as one of his favorite authors.
Delicious!
Bush vs. Buchanan in the Toilet Bowl
I'd pay to see Pat Buchanan give CooCoo a swirlie
Barry from AK: Which model iPaq?
Good question, for which, I have no good answer!
It was in the stuff that ::matthew sent from his parts pile... I still am finding goodies in this li'l square-foot, 40lb. box! 
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You can't compare GW Bush to Polk. Polk won his illegal invasion.
Presidential advisor Karl Rove has described Foner as one of his favorite authors.
Delicious!
pie
O that's lovely.
Good going, pie!
"Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men"
- Name three things the GOP wants to eradicate utterly.
/Jeapordy, home edition
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Hey, didn't I just read this on thread below? 
Okay, really off to buy my BBFF a prezzie.
And you too, if you're nice to me.
Actually, Polk was born in North Carolina and was Governor of Tennessee before becoming President.
NTodd: We never should've invaded iPaq.
I could be wrong, but I do believe you're goin' t' hail for that remark...!
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I put it between my duvet and the duvet cover.
Reminds me of home.
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with the catnip? 
What's especially rich is that Lincoln is hailed by the Left as a detractor of the Mexican-American War, but excused for his prosecution of all-out war against the slaveholding South just fifteen years later.
Both wars made us a greater nation, but simple-minded hippies want to pick and choose.
Damn, mistyped jepordy
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I love patchouli. It smells like me, because I'm a dirty fucking hippie.
Rove's favorite book at the time was Eric Foner's "Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men,"
Wasn't Foner the historian whisked intio the White House to give his opinion to Bush, in one of those PR stunts that pinch-hit for actual gravitas?
JP iPaqs are notorious for charging issues. The key is to never ever let them get low, duh, but seriously, I have one that....
boring. you can look it up.
The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest.
next time you care to look, find out where the capital distribution is - i bet you will find much of the southwest barren just like the land is
(except for caleeforneeuh, of course)
Bush will be seen as a great president, combining the high moral purpose of Roy Cohn with the decisive leadership style of Master Shake.
What happened to my f%cking Congress???!!!
Ooops, bad tag management.
bad moi.
::matthew's prezzies!
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I love patchouli. It smells like me, because I'm a dirty fucking hippie.
Vicki,
I do too. I hate musk, but I do love patchouli.
Posted on the wrong thread:
The woman sitting in front of me at the American Bar business law meeting yesterday smelled like dope. Not patchouli, but honest to god boo.
Not that I am really complaining.
Oh well, it was a good morning.
with the catnip?
sittenpretty,MCI SUCKS
Well now, If I put catnip in there, the covers wouldn't last at all would they.
Hell no, I put the catnip on the drapes.
Pie:
Conquest is such a strong word.
Well, in light of the demographic trends today, it looks like we took captive our fierce conqueror.
(That's a reference to a Roman poet writing of Greece, BTW.)
Barry from AK: boring. you can look it up.
Heh! I will -- I'm good at that, even when I ask stoopit questions here. It's more fun to read one thang at a time, right?
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I detect that stale Cheeto smell again
I love patchouli. It smells like me, because I'm a dirty fucking hippie.
All these dirty fucking hippies, when do we get to the dirty hippie fucking?
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::matthew's prezzies!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
It's Christmas for Jeff and Curly!
Same as it ever was. Be ready by ten, and no one's here to pick me up.
Loosers.
I want President Meatwad!!!
I'll settle for President Err.
Aiiight, lots to do.
Later, drapists.
Barry from AK: Which model iPaq?
Good question, for which, I have no good answer!
It was in the stuff that ::matthew sent from his parts pile... I still am finding goodies in this li'l square-foot, 40lb. box!
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the food and goodie box i sent last summer was 58 pds....nobody could lift it
Well, I really do hate that patchouli.
Me too. It just stinks. Which is a bummer because I think hippie chicks are hot.
Later,
tigre goddess.
I loathe lavender.
In fact the spree of poisonings is to hide the Putin deals over the rendition gulags.
England's INTEL man offed rudely like some cheap russian gangster expatriates were doing it.
Russian expatriates poisoned by Putin after utilites minister's east europe energy price fixing and nuclear proliferation scandal mounts. Right as EU gular stories come into more BBC disclosure. Russian expatriates working with INC types.
Putin meets with dubya to cover the tracks for his goons and take care of loose ends.
Anyone familiar with russian names working Rome, Vatican City, Malta, Corsica, and/or for Hill & Knowlton?
The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest.
The capturing of the Phoenix Golf Course region was a particular noteworthy episode in this war.
i bet you will find much of the southwest barren just like the land is
Interesting claim.
Gotta go work the land now tho.
I love patchouli. It smells like me, because I'm a dirty fucking hippie.
Vicki,
Yesterday, Nova Scotia enacted the harshest anti-smoking laws in Canada-- you can't even smoke at a restaurant's outdoor patio. A non-smoking, I think this has gone too far. Still, why is it accepted that no one has a right to impose tobacco on anyone else, but all sorts of other scents are acceptable? Nothing against patchouli per se-- there are lots of scents that annoy me-- but isn't it kinda rude? There are times when I literally get sick because someone near me is wearing a high dose of perfume.
The woman sitting in front of me at the American Bar business law meeting yesterday smelled like dope. Not patchouli, but honest to god boo.
When we landed at the Venice airport, when we got to the baggage claim, there was an Italian guard with a dog. I hate that. A young guy walked in, the dog went crazy and they hustled that kid down the stairs so fast.
I was so nervous because I know everything I own smells like pot. Scared the shit out of me.
Happy Saturday morning, bats.
How goes the Glorious Revolution this fine day?
What's especially rich is that Lincoln is hailed by the Left as a detractor of the Mexican-American War, but excused for his prosecution of all-out war against the slaveholding South just fifteen years later.
Yeah, it's rich that he didn't want to invade another nation, but did want to preserve ours. How fucking inconsistent of him.
Foner's no lightweight:
Eric Foner, DeWitt Clinton Professor of History at Columbia University, is one of this country's most prominent historians. He received his doctoral degree at Columbia under the supervision of Richard Hofstadter. He is only the second person to serve as president of the three major professional organizations: the Organization of American Historians, American Historical Association, and Society of American Historians.
What's sad is that people are piling on now -too late. The damage has been done.
I detect that stale Cheeto smell again
did someone take a dump in the corner???
It is nice to see that other folk types are coming around to our view that dubby is the mostest and worstest.......
/hungover mildly happy and making gravy
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Which is a bummer because I think hippie chicks are hot.
NTodd
I'm with you there.
Bush is not only the worst preznit ever, he even served the worst turkee ever.
everything I own smells like pot. Scared the shit out of me.
Well maybe the smell of the shit would overpower the pot odor.
Polo cologne(or Essence of Townie Jock) is the most noxious smell on Earth.
Tena: It's Christmas for Jeff and Curly!
Oh, no... this was almost as ridiculously generous as someone sending me a notebook PC! Routers (modern ones! working!), PC cards (PCI and PCMCIA), the iPaq, the Archos 20GB ext. drive and mp3 player (!!!), a broken Fujitsu notebook (which can be fixed, I bet), hubs, a wireless mouse, adaptors, cables... I mean, dang!
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there are lots of scents that annoy me-- but isn't it kinda rude? There are times when I literally get sick because someone near me is wearing a high dose of perfume.
Moe Szyslak | 12.02.06 - 10:12 am | #there are lots of scents that annoy me-- but isn't it kinda rude? There are times when I literally get sick because someone near me is wearing a high dose of perfume.
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There was one woman in our group in Italy who wore the most obnoxious perfume and just doused herself in it. I would get stuck next to her in the crowd and it was literally making me sick. I had to cover my mouth and nose with my scarf until I could get away from her. Why anyone does that in a group...
JP learn how to do a hard reset on it, usually snaps them out of their charging problems.
mildly happy and making gravy
NO FLIRTING.
Yeah, and we really took advantage of Napoleon when we swindled him out of the Louisiana Purchase. Shame on us!
If only there were more ways to be sorry for being an American!
What's especially rich is that Lincoln is hailed by the Left as a detractor of the Mexican-American War, but excused for his prosecution of all-out war against the slaveholding South just fifteen years later.
Howza about you just speak for yourself and no one else, mmmkay. You don't know what anyone else thinks; you're not God. Be well, Tubs.
Wasn't Foner the historian whisked intio the White House to give his opinion to Bush, in one of those PR stunts that pinch-hit for actual gravitas?
I thought Foner wrote the "Illiad" and "Odyssey"
why is it accepted that no one has a right to impose tobacco on anyone else, but all sorts of other scents are acceptable?
I wasn't aware that the Surgeon General has warnings about cancer on patchouli bottles...
At least Polk's illegal war of aggression ended up benefitting the US substantially. This one may well sink us.
Well maybe the smell of the shit would overpower the pot odor.
NTodd, Syncopated & Poignant
Now you're being silly.
Well, in light of the demographic trends today, it looks like we took captive our fierce conqueror.
That's the way the cookie crumbles.
Yeah, and we really took advantage of Napoleon when we swindled him out of the Louisiana Purchase. Shame on us!
I see Toby didn't forget to take his Stupid Pills this AM...
I'm going to go look at the paper.
Back in a bit.
It's a good day~!
Well maybe the smell of the shit would overpower the pot odor.
NTodd
Ah, good, got that first laugh-out-loud moment for the day out of the way.
Now on to other things ...
Insomnia led me to write an essay about faith and politics at, oh about 5:00 this morning.
And my thermostat still doesn't work.
That's the news update from south Florida.
The woman sitting in front of me at the American Bar business law meeting yesterday smelled like dope. Not patchouli, but honest to god boo.
When we landed at the Venice airport, when we got to the baggage claim, there was an Italian guard with a dog. I hate that. A young guy walked in, the dog went crazy and they hustled that kid down the stairs so fast.
I was so nervous because I know everything I own smells like pot. Scared the shit out of me.
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much better than Chanel ...au de Gasoline ,no?
Howza about you just speak for yourself and no one else, mmmkay
I'd sooner the fuckface didn't speak at all.
I wasn't aware that the Surgeon General has warnings about cancer on patchouli bottles...
NTodd,
Fair enough, but much of the anti-smoking sentiment is about the foul smell.
god toby is the stupidest fucking person on the face of the planet.
why is it that confederacy lovers always forget that the south actually started the damn war
Now you're being silly.
I am always the height of seriousness.
If only there were more ways to be sorry for being an American!
Toby Petzold
"I'm Toby Petzold, and I'm a sorry example of an American."
[everyone] "Hi, Toby"!
Yeah, that scans.
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I love the smell of patchouli in the morning... smells like, victory.
Some day this war's gonna end, son.
Prickstein:
Yeah, it's rich that he didn't want to invade another nation, but did want to preserve ours. How fucking inconsistent of him.
My criticism isn't of Lincoln; it's of the historically-ignorant Left.
I'm a fool for vetiver....
The capturing of the Phoenix Golf Course region was a particular noteworthy episode in this war.
General Zod
The Gadsen Purchase? No where near Phoenix.
If only there were more ways to be sorry for being an American!
If you're not sorry for what we've done to the country of Iraq and its people, then you may be an American, but you're not much of a man.
Insomnia led me to write an essay about faith and politics at, oh about 5:00 this morning.
I wrote a long thing about innovation at 1AM.
why is it that confederacy lovers always forget that the south actually started the damn war
Well, to be fair, they did say they were going to if Lincoln got elected. That's got to count for something.
it's of the historically-ignorant Left
How about we collect a group of history scholars and we survey them on their politics?
Guess which way the scales will tip? You have three guesses and the first two don't count.
I was so nervous because I know everything I own smells like pot. Scared the shit out of me.
On a couple of occasions I have been pleased that the focus is now, on likely nonexistent, explosive materials.
finding out that you have been carrying in that pocket that you forgot about..............priceless.
Morning MoeZilla!
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Merry Xmas, feller batzees! Remember to keep "Christ" outta Xmas!
Glad to see them evildoin', extreme-o-Moozlum-o-Izlum-fascist-terrarists ain't shut down the Innernets tubes yet.
Fuq Bush.
This here stinkin', godless, kommie, hippie mutant smells like BEARS this weekend. Yeeee-haw.
Atrios, I made a blog entry the other day in which I very explicitly say that I am glad for the Civil War.
It made us what we are. How can I regret that? It would be silly.
Like that commie Eric Foner.
Wasn't Foner the historian whisked into the White House to give his opinion to Bush, in one of those PR stunts that pinch-hit for actual gravitas?
I doubt it. He seems to be a lefty.
Wasn't Foner the historian whisked intio the White House to give his opinion to Bush, in one of those PR stunts that pinch-hit for actual gravitas?
I don't remember that, and the google isn't helping.
The analogy of Bush to Polk is interesting, but there are profound differences guaranteeing that nobody in the future will think Bush was a good president.
Polk was very secretive and devious, and launched an illegal war. So far the same. But Polk was very competent, intelligent, and actually provided leadership. Not to mention the fact that his illegal enterprise was a huge success- a brief war that added massive territory to the U.S. at comparably minimal cost (1,700 killed in action). Bush is an incompetent and foolish man whose every action is a blunder and who vacillates between being a manipulated tool of Cheney and a loose cannon. His enterprise is a complete failure, the cost of which in lives, treasure, reputation, strength, unity, etc. is incalculable and will be even better-understood in the future.
My criticism isn't of Lincoln; it's of the historically-ignorant Left.
Actually, we're pretty fucking aware of the history, you fucktarded dorkherder. Lincoln represented what "the Left" prefers: not invading sovereign nations and focusing on preserving our own nation's ideals at great cost.
NTodd, you had me at BitTorrent.
Pantless in O'Hare, NTodd was ahead of the curve...
If only there were more ways to be sorry for being an American!
Toby Petzold | Homepage | 12.02.06 - 10:14 am
your mere existence is more than enough to confirm me eternally in that sentiment.
how's your lighter-fluid supply holding up?
Eric Foner is also the author of Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution. When he talks about changing views among historians regarding reconstruction, it's in large part due to that book.
Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men was used as a textbook back when I was taking history classes at the U of Minnesota, if Karl Rove is an admirer of that book then he failed to note that the mix of politics and ideals that led to the formation of the Republican parrty in the 1850's has been totally repudiated by the contemporary Republican party that he helped build.
why is it that confederacy lovers always forget that the south actually started the damn war
Well, Southerners have a lot of animosity toward Lincoln. Would that they remembered how the Republicans treated the South and impeached Johnson for urging leniency.
Farmers are hanging out at a market, awaiting my purchases. I'm outtahere.
I'm a fool for vetiver....
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers
Freesia is the scent that I can't get enough of. Its blooming period around hee is all too brief...
Atrios, I made a blog entry the other day in which I very explicitly say that I am glad for the Civil War.
It made us what we are. How can I regret that?
Toby: objectively pro-bloodbath. Nothing wrong with a country that a can of lighter fluid and a lit match can't fix.
sittenpretty: the food and goodie box i sent last summer was 58 pds....nobody could lift it
That was the last time I ever drove the 'Stang east of White Bridge Rd., or south of the north-side parking lots on Charlotte Ave. No lie!
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why is it that confederacy lovers always forget that the south actually started the damn war
america's biggest fuckup - NOT letting the south secede
I doubt it. He seems to be a lefty.
Karin | 12.02.06 - 10:18 am
reso-fucking-LUTELY left...
he wouldn't cross the street to piss any one of the busheviks if they spontaneously combusted...
Bush is an incompetent and foolish man
You forgot
vain
ill-tempered
immature
pugnacious
pusillanimous
intellectually vapid
unpleasant
stubborn
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This is fun!
Bush is great President and that guy's just foning it in.
The analogy of Bush to Polk is interesting, but there are profound differences guaranteeing that nobody in the future will think Bush was a good president.
Polk was very secretive and devious, and launched an illegal war. So far the same. But Polk was very competent, intelligent, and actually provided leadership. Not to mention the fact that his illegal enterprise was a huge success- a brief war that added massive territory to the U.S. at comparably minimal cost (1,700 killed in action). Bush is an incompetent and foolish man whose every action is a blunder and who vacillates between being a manipulated tool of Cheney and a loose cannon. His enterprise is a complete failure, the cost of which in lives, treasure, reputation, strength, unity, etc. is incalculable and will be even better-understood in the future.
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sounds more like Cheney the puppetmaster
Thers must be STOPPED!
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BRB, editing.
I'm a fool for vetiver....
Dr. Barmpot Shouty-Crackers
Ah, for me it's magnolia ...
Brings back sepia-toned memories of a carefree youth in South Carolina.
why is it that confederacy lovers always forget that the south actually started the damn war
The alleged contradiction between the Mexican-American war to the Cival War is one of those ancient groaners; when some idiot brings it up it's a sign they're an idiot who's so convinced he's smart that he has no idea what a dope he is. Or more to the point, he has no idea how he's excluding himself from serious converation about the subject.
It's in the same class as FDR Pearl Harbor conspiracy theories, or "Shakespeare didn't write the plays!" wankery.
Look, I know that it's going to be extra hard to convince anybody of this now that Atrios himself has seen fit to step down from on high and administer a spanking personally, but could we pretty please not make this whole thread about arguing with the obnoxious idiot troll?
Oh, by "youth" I meant a time period, not a person.
Think of it as two wars. The war to save the Union (1860-62). The subjugation of the South (1862-65). lincoln was no general either.
if Karl Rove is an admirer of that book then he failed to note that the mix of politics and ideals that led to the formation of the Republican parrty in the 1850's has been totally repudiated by the contemporary Republican party that he helped build
the current Republican Party is the result of blending the dixiecrats into the moribund Republican Party of the early 1960s. The Republican name was kept, and some die-hard pro-business elements, but the bulk of the GOP is still Dixiecrat at heart, down to the goddammed idiotic "South's gonna do it agin" rhetoric. (And i can say that it's idiotic damn it, i'm southern.)
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If only there were more ways to be sorry for being an American!
Damn!
Why do you have to ruin this fine and queasy morn.
That I am forced to acknowledge you as a country person.....................? Damn!
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Prickstein:
Lincoln represented what "the Left" prefers: not invading sovereign nations and focusing on preserving our own nation's ideals at great cost.
Whatever "our own nation" is, Todd, once depended on military and economic conquest. Oh, and genocide, too.
Let's not forget the genocide.
Or the slavery.
Oh, God! How sorry I am!
america's biggest fuckup - NOT letting the south secede
How about a diplomatic solution that did not involve 500,000 deaths and animosity remaining to this day.
sittenpretty: the food and goodie box i sent last summer was 58 pds....nobody could lift it
That was the last time I ever drove the 'Stang east of White Bridge Rd., or south of the north-side parking lots on Charlotte Ave. No lie!
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well now i know about Kroger cards tee hee...howz yer cookin skilz these days? and i want a picture of you in your dapper scarf..oh by the by Woodies gona ask ya about paypal i think
Lincoln represented what "the Left" prefers: not invading sovereign nations and focusing on preserving our own nation's ideals at great cost.
There was also that little matter of slavery.
Whatever "our own nation" is, Todd, once depended on military and economic conquest. Oh, and genocide, too.
Let's not forget the genocide.
Or the slavery.
Oh, God! How sorry I am!
Yes, I'm well aware of that history, as are my ancestors who marched on the Trail of Tears, thanks. Your "point" is fucking stupid. You might want to call poison control: I think you've OD'd on your pills.
"...down to the goddammed idiotic "South's gonna do it agin" rhetoric."
Macacca '08 bumper sticker.
The best strategy is to never regret, but to always acknowledge.
I acknowledge the evil of slavery and genocide.
I acknowledge that great things grow in the compost of destruction. I acknowledge that life owes everything to death.
But I do not regret it.
The carpetbaggers never assimillated.
Thers must be STOPPED!
Nah, had some prunes this morning.
That's what I thought, Woody. I thought I had heard of the Foner family before. It turns out his uncle is the historian Phil Foner, a victim of McCarthyism.
Wrote a history of the American labor movement, among other things.
There was also that little matter of slavery.
Well, yes, that's part of "preserving our own nation's ideals", though that was not Lincoln's main driver at first. He was all about preserving the Union at all costs in the beginning, and only saw slavery as inherent in that later in the war.
More important, what is patchouli and does it smell nice?
Snow, Contrary
Patchouli smells like really strong insence.Go to a Phish concert, or hang out with some Dead Head girls and believe me, you'll catch a whiff.
Personally, I think Patchouli is a fragrance only Satan could appreciate, but for some reason I've never figured out, a lot of men seem to like it.
The carpetbaggers never assimillated.
the teabaggers have done a lot of ass-emulation.
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The best strategy is to never regret, but to always acknowledge.
The best way to be human is to have regrets and learn from them, you soulless android bastard.
sittenpretty: well now i know about Kroger cards tee hee...howz yer cookin skilz these days? and i want a picture of you in your dapper scarf..oh by the by Woodies gona ask ya about paypal i think
Well, now that I built a job (which was "D'oh!" obvious to everyone here but me!), I think I'm gonna make out just fine... but thank you for all you have done.
I'll get a snap of me, the scarf, the scooter and the dorky white helmet RSN. I may do video. I just have to rope a willing neighbor into holding the cam...
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One other president bears comparison to Bush: James K. Polk.
BEARS? Must be one of them sublimable messages we always hear so much about.
Oh, sure. It's always easy to take a poke Polk. What a foney.
Merry Xmas.
Fuq Bush.
And, the Worst.Congress.Ever sat back and let him do those things. Aided, in no small part, by the Worst.Media.Ever.
On a totally different topic, the Greeks can now worship, well, um, Greek Gods and Goddesses.
I wish we could have found a middle ground to solve slavery -- like maybe people could be slaves Monday and alternate Thursdays, dammit, why do I have to think of everything?
The best strategy is to never regret, but to always acknowledge.
To regret, you must acknowledge; and, penance is good for you, Tubs.
I mean, Eau de Wet Ashtray smells better than Polo Cologne.
I wish we could have found a middle ground to solve slavery
Lincoln should've created a bipartisan Peculiar Institution Study Group...
Thers must be STOPPED!
Nah, had some prunes this morning.
This is icky on soooo many levels.
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Ah, for me it's magnolia ...
Brings back sepia-toned memories of a carefree youth in South Carolina.
Sinfonian, still trivial | Homepage | 12.02.06 - 10:23 am | #
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i love that scent...but sadly it reminds me of New Orleans and the perfume factory in the French Quarter
Toby: I know an organization that advances forward "on military and economic conquest. Oh, and genocide, too." and acknowleges but never feels any regret at all. None.
It's called "The Borg".
- and it's coming our way.
Better move your computer under the bed to fight this war, son.
Idiotic Sayings Group
The Free Soilers were morally sublime. They really understood that slavery debases all men, free or enslaved.
Every room in my home (except the bathrooms) has at least one image of Lincoln.
He means a lot to me.
Stinky: Personally, I think Patchouli is a fragrance only Satan could appreciate, but for some reason I've never figured out, a lot of men seem to like it.
I had a friend back home who got these li'l coke-vial-sized bottles of incense oils; put a drop on a lightbulb, or a hotplate, and man... the one I really liked was African Violet...
I need to look for that at the crystal-worship store next to Cafe Coco.
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Somebody's going to cut and paste the Second inaugural, I just know it.
I wasn't aware that the Surgeon General has warnings about cancer on patchouli bottles...
The SG should certainly post warnings that Patchouli can cause nausea and vomiting, because it does.
And prolonged use can make the wearer delusional, thinking it's no longer necessary to bathe regularly.
The best strategy is to never regret, but to always acknowledge.
That's a political statement (certainly not a religious one).
Or one that might prevent it from happening again.
Therefore, it's of little value.
Lincoln should've created a bipartisan Peculiar Institution Study Group...
Oh, that's good.
That's really good.
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Every room in my home (except the bathrooms) has at least one image of Lincoln.
Yeah, I like to stash $5 bills in various places around the house, too.
Lincoln should've created a bipartisan Peculiar Institution Study Group...
Smartass, yankees. Why couldn't Lincoln blockade the South and let it wither on the vine?
And, the Worst.Congress.Ever sat back and let him do those things. Aided, in no small part, by the Worst.Media.Ever.
Yep. Lots of blame to go around.
Well, now that I built a job (which was "D'oh!" obvious to everyone here but me!), I think I'm gonna make out just fine... but thank you for all you have done.
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it was fun,like sending my brother a cooking kit,and recipes to try...YOUR GONNA BE FINE fer sure!!
Well, now that I built a job (which was "D'oh!" obvious to everyone here but me!), I think I'm gonna make out just fine... but thank you for all you have done.
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it was fun,like sending my brother a cooking kit,and recipes to try...YOUR GONNA BE FINE fer sure!!
It's in the same class as FDR Pearl Harbor conspiracy theories, or "Shakespeare didn't write the plays!" wankery.
But Shakespeare didn't write the plays! Just ask Edward DeVere!
Vice President Cheney, Mr. Chief Justice, President Carter, President Bush, President Clinton, reverend clergy, distinguished guests, fellow citizens:
On this day, prescribed by law and marked by ceremony, we celebrate the durable wisdom of our Constitution, and recall the deep commitments that unite our country. I am grateful for the honor of this hour, mindful of the consequential times...
oh, you meant Lincoln's. Never mind.
I thought I had heard of the Foner family before. It turns out his uncle is the historian Phil Foner, a victim of McCarthyism.
And his father was Jack Foner.
(And i can say that it's idiotic damn it, i'm southern.)
I can say idiotic, 'cause I am a fucking thinking, Human being!
That, and some of my forebears were brought involuntarily to this country in the holds of 17th and 18th century ships.
I'll stick with the Thinking Human, thank you.
Redneck bigots like toby are Stupid, Teh Stooooooooooooooooooooooopit.
Jack-Assed-Fuck-Tardians!!!!
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Lincoln's own party went after his shabby conduct of the war. The Black Republicans didn't fuck around.
Every room in my home (except the bathrooms) has at least one image of Lincoln.
That's...pretty fucked up.
Yeah, I like to stash $5 bills in various places around the house, too.
Karin
C'mon, it's Toby. He's talking about pennies!
How about we collect a group of history scholars and we survey them on their politics?
Guess which way the scales will tip? You have three guesses and the first two don't count.
Sinfonian, still trivial
Hey! I'm perfectly balanced!
Yeah, I like to stash $5 bills in various places around the house, too.
Karin
Sure, if you're rich. I just toss pennies around.
That's...pretty fucked up.
Yeah. Obsessive to extreme.
Worst. President. Ever.
Still, as a parent, I have to admire the upbringing that allows him to sustain an insanely bloated self-image in the face of the daily barrage of evidence that screams of his utter incompetence.
Stephen's pal owes me a coke.
By the way, I think pennies can be a useful metaphor for trolls in the future, and TP in particular.
There's a catchphrase in here somewhere ... like "pennies from heaven" or something ...
C'mon folks - use the think system!
What is this patchouli I keep hearing about and how can I get some?
Nurture over nature, Del.
The Free Soilers were morally sublime. They really understood that slavery debases all men, free or enslaved.
Slavery to toilets?
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sittenpretty: it was fun,like sending my brother a cooking kit,and recipes to try...YOUR GONNA BE FINE fer sure!!
It was certainly appreciated, I can tell you that. I'm still eating on it! I still have beans, rice, candies... haven't even broken into most of the medicine cabinet items... man, that was too cool (and so badly needed at the time).
And as for curlytech, who knows? I think it's gonna work out, at least short term. I'm very excited about the phone support angle (if you couldn't tell).
Why pay Microsoft $39? Why pay Geek Squad $69?
Pay Jeffraham $10!
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Texas Longhorns... not only not playing for national championship, not even playing for Big 12 championship.
Toby, keep supporting Bush, cuz you're support smells like failure and desperate flopsweat... which is quite repulsive in contrast to patchouli.
The Free Soilers were morally sublime. They really understood that slavery debases all men, free or enslaved.
Slavery to toilets?
From the sublime to the ridiculous...
That's why the Bush's always have their fists out for money, they spoil their children.
Still, as a parent, I have to admire the upbringing that allows him to sustain an insanely bloated self-image in the face of the daily barrage of evidence that screams of his utter incompetence.
Del Capslock
His Poppy loves him like a rock.
Molasses to rum to slaves ...
(My second 1776 reference this week ... I'm on a roll. )
Anyone in the house a fan of the venture brothers????
I am looking into submitting an application with the guild of calamitous intent, so I'm gonna be looking for henchmen.
I have the honorific pleasure of baby sitting a couple of boston terriers this evening..................I am gonna bring the powerpoint presentation and the hard sell..........but I think that I will have a couple of hench"men"
when all is said and done.
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Every room in my home (except the bathrooms) has at least one image of Lincoln.
Every orifice on my body has had at least some dried jism of Strom's.
-Liddy Dole
I'm partial to the smell of hops. If girls put that scent behind their ears the boys would be wispering little things to them all the time.
I'm very excited about the phone support angle (if you couldn't tell)
My computer won't turn on again. Had to break out the laptop. Third time this year.
I have nothing but contempt for you racist liberals.
Shoelimpy™ rules!
Sinfonian: Molasses to rum to slaves ...
(My second 1776 reference this week ... I'm on a roll. )
Y'ever consider trying to get on a game show?
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Texas Longhorns... not only not playing for national championship, not even playing for Big 12 championship.
Anybody else who didn't predict this at the end of last season?
Every room in my home (except the bathrooms) has at least one image of Lincoln.
That room is reserved for Jefferson Davis
there are lots of scents that annoy me-- but isn't it kinda rude? There are times when I literally get sick because someone near me is wearing a high dose of perfume.
Moe Szyslak | 12.02.06 - 10:12 am | #
Poppy is a squash-headed, evil old bastard and I can't wait for nature to take its course.
For sale: Isotope used to kill ex-spy
By KEAY DAVIDSON
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
It's one of the deadliest imaginable poisons, a radioactive substance about 100 billion times as deadly as cyanide -- and a Web site run by a physicist and flying saucer enthusiast offers to sell you a trace amount of it for $69 and send it via the U.S. Postal Service or UPS.
Contrary to early news reports, polonium-210 -- the poison suspected in the death of an ex-Russian spy in England -- is not some exotic material available solely from nuclear labs. The isotope is available from firms that sell it for lawful and legitimate uses in industry, such as removing static electricity from machinery and photographic film.
If ingested in large enough amounts, polonium-210 causes a hideous death.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/
na...2_poison02.html
My computer won't turn on again.
Maybe if you bought it some flowers every once in a while...
Why pay Microsoft $39? Why pay Geek Squad $69?
Pay Jeffraham $10!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Hee hee, 10 years ago I had a friend who fancied himself a geek. He tried to charge $75 bucks an hour to fix stuff.
And guess who got all the calls from him? Every single time he hit a Packard Bell, without fail.
My computer won't turn on again.
Neither will my thermostat. Forecast high today and tomorrow is 85. And me with no A/C.
Looks like a pantsless weekend at Chez Sinfonian.
But Shakespeare didn't write the plays! Just ask Edward DeVere!
[sigh] Yes, I admit it: *I'm* William Shakespeare.
"Lend me your ears," "A gentle rain"...
...mine.
(And I intend to protect my copyright. So there.)
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Woops = I see I didn't capture that cut and paste.
I was trying to quote Jeffers about Poppy.
Who is this chickenshit?
there are lots of scents that annoy me-- but isn't it kinda rude? There are times when I literally get sick because someone near me is wearing a high dose of perfume.
Moe Szyslak | 12.02.06 - 10:12 am | #
Poppy is a squash-headed, evil old bastard and I can't wait for nature to take its course.
Tena | Homepage | 12.02.06 - 10:43 am | #
Tena, are you high?
Y'ever consider trying to get on a game show?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
C'mon, it's Toby. He's talking about pennies!
My bad!
The greatness of our country owes much to our conquest of the American Southwest.
he's right. Where would America be without a history of theft, genocide, and malfeasance?
Snow: My computer won't turn on again. Had to break out the laptop. Third time this year.
About 99% of the time, that's hardware... not easily diagnosed over the phone, but I'll try if you like. Atriots get FREE phone tech help, btw.
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going back to the 2050 thing,
I think that in 2050, W may well be ranked as one of the worst presidents if not the worst president in history, but probably not so much because of the Iraq war. That is not to say that the Iraq war wasn't bad, or that it wasn't part and parcel of his overarching incompetence, but I don't think that by itself it will have constituted a truly epochal catastrophe for the US. I think that in 2050 what will really be foremost in the minds of historians is how our fossil-fuel based civilization is in a state of collapse, either due to scarcity of fuel or the consequences of global warming or both, and they will be focused on the question of why we did not do anything about it while there was still time. On that score, I think that GWB, with his virtual ownership by the oil companies and consequent willful neglect of the pressing issue of inventing a sustainable energy-based economic paradigm, may still strike them as the worst president ever, but it will be on that failure, more than on Iraq, that he will be judged.
Of course, the two issues are complexly entwined, and fit into an overall picture of a total lack of regard for the country's real problems in favor of egregious cronyism. So it may be one and the same thing. But as bad as the aftermath of Viet Nam was, that war will have been of little ultimate consequence to the historians of 2024, 50 years after it ended, and it may well end up being so for Iraq.
Speaking of history, I'm sure that is what this thread is by now....
Taliban Truce in District of Afghanistan Sets Off Debate
By CARLOTTA GALL and ABDUL WAHEED WAFA
A peace deal with tribal elders has brought calm, but critics warn that it sets a dangerous precedent and represents a capitulation to the Taliban.
http://www.nytimes.com/?oref=login
/hungover mildly happy and making gravy
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UNE_K
Does this mean there is a female type person in your life? I hope so.
(sorry, /mom; I'm not allowed to ask my own kids so I have to butt in with other's)
"With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds..."
- Lincoln, 2nd Inaugural
"From all of you, I have asked patience in the hard task of securing America, which you have granted in good measure. Our country has accepted obligations that are difficult to fulfill, and would be dishonorable to abandon."
- Bush, 2nd Inaugural
That's it! TP has pics of Jefferson Davis in his bathroom!
Other men use, say, Playboy or Maxim. But whatever works for you, pal.
Every single time he hit a Packard Bell, without fail.
Barry from AK in Shanghai
Ater you hit a Packard Bell you call 1-800-GOT-JUNK.
Compaqs you can sneak into the garbage.
My computer won't turn on again
Damn, that's hard to pin down. it could be a lot of things.
About 99% of the time, that's hardware... not easily diagnosed over the phone, but I'll try if you like.
Yeah, its hardware. Hard drive. Gateway can send me my money back or a new computer. Their choice. I'm easy to satisfy.
he's right. Where would America be without a history of theft, genocide, and malfeasance?
JR, kerosene and a match - 10:44 am
to say nothing of land grabs, pollution, racialist exploitation, and predatory capitalism...celebrate the slaughter of the bison...
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Well, yes, that's part of "preserving our own nation's ideals", though that was not Lincoln's main driver at first. He was all about preserving the Union at all costs in the beginning, and only saw slavery as inherent in that later in the war.
You fail to understand that the ultimate purpose of studying history is to make dumbass white people on the Internets not feel guilty about shit they can't help feeling guilty over.
Bush is a mere overbite, to be forgotten with a year of bracing.
Listen to my wisdom, of course, you are too stupid to get it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s...h?
v=saFHchpjlsw
Forgive me if this has been stated before, but it's interesting to note that Cuckoo is descended from Franklin Pierce.
Of course, Lincoln did give the most divisive speech in the history of America.
Damn, that's hard to pin down. it could be a lot of things.
BlakNo1
Must be the coffee cup holder.
And his father was Jack Foner.
And his other uncle was a href="http://www.ranknfile-ue.org/
uen_0202_foner.html">Moe Foner.
Moe Foner, who died Jan. 10 at 86, was a key leader in Local 1199, the New York-based hospital and healthcare workers’ union. A lifelong resident of New York, Foner and his three brothers shared a commitment to workers’ and progressive causes. The late Philip Foner was a prolific and noted labor historian; his twin, Jack, also deceased, wrote highly regarded books on African American history; Henry Foner became president of the Fur and Leather Workers Union.
When the Foner brothers lost their jobs in the 1940s for their political beliefs, they briefly supported themselves by forming a swing band. Moe played the saxophone.
Snow: Yeah, its hardware. Hard drive. Gateway can send me my money back or a new computer. Their choice. I'm easy to satisfy.
Oh, you've Dx'd the problem... is it under warranty, now?
If so, best to let them deal with it... but they're slow.
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I am Shoelimpy. I am in Mensa, and I am morally superior to all of you.
Today may be a sit-outside-and-read-and-smoke-a-cigar day. It's going to be ass hot in this house before long ...
*I'm* William Shakespeare.
I admit that the ruff looks handsome, but isn't it uncomfortable?
And how do you like keep sauce off of it?
Listen to my wisdom, of course, you are too stupid to get it.
You are one ugly motherfucker.
Ater you hit a Packard Bell you call 1-800-GOT-JUNK.
Compaqs you can sneak into the garbage.
JR, kerosene and a match
Yep, PB and Compaq (aka total proprietary piece of crap) were hell back then. Thank goodness most have been turned into toxic landfill.
Ghawdde, I hate Patchouli. Gets up in my nose with little tiny knives, and whittles away at my mucous membranes like an army of microscopic fire ants.
And, just for the hell of it, what are the chances of having every Dem contender in '08 be publicly asked their feelings about the idea of the Unitary Presidency? Yeah, that's what I think, too...
In 2050 I'm sure Jesus will have returned and been elected President and having fulfilled his divine mission of cutting taxes with then return to sit to the right of the Father with Bush and pundits somewhere in the middle.
I'm generally opposed to ad hominem attacks.
But truth is always a defense.
Shoelimpy sez:
Listen to my wisdom, of course, you are too stupid to get it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s...h? v=saFHchpjlsw
Lay off the pot, dude.
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You are one ugly motherfucker.
BlakNo1
Did you actually click?? EWWWWW!
Atriots get FREE phone tech help, btw.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Hey, that's not in the service contract?
Oh, you've Dx'd the problem... is it under warranty, now?
Oh yeah. Through February or March or so.
Lay off the pot, dude.
Please, if anything he needs to smoke more, as I am about to do.
Clock on the wall says time for me to go. Keep up the good karma, peoples
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Of course, Lincoln did give the most divisive speech in the history of America.
"This play sucks. I'm leaving" ?
much better than Chanel ...au de Gasoline ,no?
sittenpretty/i>
Yeah, that would get me on a plane alright., if everything smelled like gasoline.
Sinfonian,
as I was without tv this week, I have to ask, are you gonna be on the Teebee next week????????
/crossing fingers.................
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I've only smoked pot once since 1987.
It might be about time to go back to it.
What is my problem lately? I can't do tags at all. It's like I just learned how or something.
Shit.
grunge owls
grunge owls
yesterday was the 69th anniversary of the criminalization of pot. I visualized Harry Anslinger in hell as I lit up.
Good FSM, how long does it take YouTube to convert 14 seconds of video?
What is my problem lately? I can't do tags at all.
I know the feeling.
Let's play "who siad that"
"We have found it necessary to take measures of increasing stringency, not only against enemy aliens and suspicious characters of other nationalities, but also against (citizens) who may become a danger or a nuisance should the war be transported to (us).... I am very sorry for them, but we cannot, at the present time and under the present stress, draw all the distinctions which we should like to do. .... these unfortunate people would be far better out of the way, for their own sakes as well as for ours."
Sinfonian,
as I was without tv this week, I have to ask, are you gonna be on the Teebee next week????????
/crossing fingers.................
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UNE_KaiserShitEatingGrillhelm™
Alas, no, UNE. You missed me crashing and burning on Monday's episode.
It was teh ugly. But I will be back for Tournament of Champions, so stay tuned.
Thanks for your support!
Bush is a mere overbite, to be forgotten with a year of bracing.
Tim Finnegan
But, but...what do I do with these matching, chrome-plated, zircon-encrusted Vise-Grips?
Listen to my wisdom, of course, you are too stupid to get it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s...h? v=saFHchpjlsw
Godzilla vs. Monster Zero was dubbed better than that drug-induced rant.
Please, if anything he needs to smoke more, as I am about to do.
BlakNo1
To every rule there is an exception. The troll is one of them.
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To every rule there is an exception. The troll is one of them.
I'll buy that.
Lay off the pot, dude.
Now now, pot doesn't really make you stupid, it just enhances whatever stupidity is already there.
You are obviously not getting it, my vision and knowledge and clear sense of purpose for the USA, or my faith in God. It is to your detrament.
or my faith in God
Check out my essay on this topic.
It's not the faith, dude. It's the hypocrisy.
Rating Bush is a useless exercise like rating used toilet paper.
Actually Polk didn't go far enough. By war or treaty we should have gotten access to the Gulf of California. Just straighten Arizona's southern border running west from New Mexico and you'll see what I mean. That's one war of aggression I could support (with all the pious justifications in place, of course).
Farmer John | 12.02.06 - 11:02 am
'ey, man, why stop there?
why not all the way to Mazatlan and Cabo? Acapulco? Oaxaca?
fuckwit...
From Douglas Brinkley's contribution to the same Outlook section:
I also believe that he is an honest man and that his administration has been largely void of widespread corruption. This will help him from being portrayed as a true villain.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/
wp...6120101511.html
An honest man? An administration free of corruption? Please.
That's not Shoe, it's a namestealer.
"Worst president" does not go far enough. Bush will be ranked among the most destructive figures in human history.
.... these unfortunate people would be far better out of the way, for their own sakes as well as for ours."
JR, kerosene and a match
Herr Hitler?
Polk is considered amongst the worst for leading us into an unprovoked war but at least we came out of that war with additional territory, a net gain. Not only was the war in Iraq totally unprovoked but its been an unmitigated disaster and the consequences for the US have been horrendous with our real enemy Iran gaining a much greater foothold because of it.
I am surprised.
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price.b...ce.blogspot.com
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http://cadillac-srx-price.blogspot.com
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In some angles, I disagree.
From any *positive* perspective, Bush should & will be ranked as the worst President ever.
However, you must give the guy credit in being able to literally transform the level of expectations in habeas corpus, adherence to rule of law and limitations of power of the Presidents office.
What about secret trials, secret evidence, secret prisons & torture of suspects without charge?
What about his other achievements in mass propaganda, where some people *still* believe Saddam has WMDs AND we found them?
What about the whole entertaining of ID 'controversy' and the dismantling of the church/state seperation?
What about politically surviving arguably two of the worst disasters in US history - 9/11 & Katrina? What about politcally surviving the pathetic RESPONSES!?
There is no arguement from me. From a progressive, competence, improving society point of view, President Bush is simply the worst. From a Dictator-wannabe who would revert to a theocratic oppressive state he has done pretty well in his short time.
=my2c
BC
I tend to smell like Sandalwood, simply bcause it is relaxing, which is a good thing these days.
Bush will go down in history as the first U.S. president to be tried for war crimes and crimes against humanity, even though he is not the first to have committed them; just the most brazen.
Cheney will just get sick and have to move to Saudi Arabia. Maybe Idi Amin's old Villa is still available.
What the hell did we Hippies ever do to anyone?
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