I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
If You Remember It - You Weren't There!
So any psychiatrists out there feel like interpreting this?
Ed Wynn?
Yeah, right.
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
http://www.comcast.net/news/inde.../09/
685401.html
ANYONE But a Republican in '08!
A Broken Wynn
speaking of challengers, Sinfonian,
if you get a chance, ask Nancy Pelosi (or really, anybody at the Jackson-Jefferson dinner) if she has any good ideas about who would make good primary challenger to Tim Mahoney (FL-16) and if Al Lawson would make a credible challenger to Alan Boyd (FL-2)?
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
They have never funded what they promised.
Dead-threaded:
Sin,
if you get a chance, ask Pelosi (or really, anybody at the Jackson-Jefferson dinner) if she has any good ideas about who would make good primary challenger to Tim Mahoney (FL-16) and if Al Lawson would make a credible challenger to Alan Boyd (FL-2)?
mrs. ibrahim al-jafaari
I'll see what I can do. There actually was some discussion at the luncheon today about primary challenges to Mahoney ... I know there's going to be some. (That was Foley's district, for the non-Wangers here, so it was nice to turn it blue ... but Mahoney has been a disappointment.)
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
They have never funded what they promised.
spinoza
Bigggggggggg surprise (not).
Bad Democrats have got to go. I'm tired of donating, working, canvassing, and then getting bad Dems. And I'm none too pleased w/ Mr. Webb at the moment, either.
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
They have never funded what they promised.
they have never figured how to rake off personal profits off healthcare like they do defense.
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Oh, please - a commercial on MSGOP about Sleazeborough's show with Scarbro talking about how "neutral" he is about everything.
Any chance we'll see the "Maryland-4 Wynn" party before this thing is over?
Okay, I need to head up and check in for the banquet.
Not sure how communication (meaning 'net access) will be, but I'll post as much as I can on the ol' homepage.
Meanwhile, maybe Atrios will want to point readers to my little impromptu interview with Sen. Nelson?!? 
I think most of the democrats who got in conservative districts because of scandal have been dissapointing. Lampson in Texas, the guy in Pennsylvania. My congressman Heath Shuler.
They are acting as if they need to be a Republican to keep the seat. If that's true, then lose. Otherwise what's the fucking point?
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
He doesn't give a rat's ass, in the final analysis, about anyone but himself.
He'd sell his daughters into sexual slavery if necessary.
well, Hoyer's district (MD-5) is right next door. bringing down Steny, now THAT would be something I would donate real money to.
they have never figured how to rake off personal profits off healthcare like they do defense.
They need to contact the Frist family then, stat.
They're not paying attention if they haven't figured this out yet.
Uff, beeper again. Catch youse guys tomorrow, maybe.
Good night and good luck!
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He doesn't give a rat's ass, in the final analysis, about anyone but himself.
He'd sell his daughters into sexual slavery if necessary.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
A true sociopath.
"UPDATE: Sanders H-1B Bill Postponed
The Nation gives us the update on the Sanders-Grassley bill to crackdown on corporations that use the H-1B program to lower American wages by replacing American workers with lower-paid foreign workers:
“What the immigration bill was really about was corporate America’s ability to import low-skilled and high-skilled workers to keep wages down,” says Warren Gunnels, a senior policy advisor to Bernie Sanders who spoke in the Senator’s absence. High-skilled workers brought in on H-1B visas are paid, on average, $25,000 less per year than American workers, according to Gunnels. And last week, while Dell and IBM and Motorola and others claimed that they couldn’t find Americans to take these jobs, those very companies laid off thousands of employees. So Sanders sponsored an amendment, along with Republican Charles Grassley of Iowa, to limit the number of H-1B visas to companies that are concurrently laying off workers. It never reached the floor.
It didn’t get to the floor because the immigration bill as a whole was pulled. But this legislation will be back. Stay tuned."
http://www.davidsirota.com/
So there are a lot of 'bad people' in Iraq that want to do us harm so we can't leave. What happens if the vibrant new democratic government of Iraq tells us to leave, then what?
Shall we leave the safety of Americans up to some Iraqi Government timetable?
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I threw in $25 for Darcy and $25 for Donna.
Anybody got any insights into the challengers for the Pennsylvania Four (Altmire, Carney, Schwartz, and Holden) and whether Chuck Pennachio and Michael O'Pake have a decent shot?
Just saw the landlord off and away to his Franklin gig. The deck's coming right along!
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From the last thread
Interesting!
"Police reject UK rendition claims
Prisoner at Guantanamo Bay
An inquiry has found no evidence that British airports were used by the CIA flying terrorist suspects for torture in other countries.
The investigation by the Association of Chief Police Officers followed claims by campaign group Liberty concerning "extraordinary rendition" flights."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_ne...ews/ 6736227.stm
The beauty of torture, is that anyone involved will deny that it ever happened.
Doug | 06.09.07 - 5:48 pm
He'd sell his daughters into sexual slavery if he thought he could get more than fifty bucks for them.
fyt
I think most of the democrats who got in conservative districts because of scandal have been dissapointing. Lampson in Texas, the guy in Pennsylvania
Nothing like being a US Congressman or woman to really know just how much you'll love the job - and what you'll do to keep it.
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"
Beef supplier expands recall to 445,000 pounds
By The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — A meat supplier has expanded a voluntary recall of ground beef that may be contaminated with E. coli bacteria.
United Food Group said in a statement this week that it expanded the recall of 75,000 pounds of ground beef to include an additional 370,000 pounds based on "unspecified concerns" raised by the California Department of Health Services."
http://
seattletimes.nwsource.com...frecall09m.html
Nothing like being a US Congressman or woman to really know just how much you'll love the job - and what you'll do to keep it.
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Agent Orange
Not many heroic types out there. Just looking out for number one.
High-skilled workers brought in on H-1B visas are paid, on average, $25,000 less per year than American workers, according to Gunnels. And last week, while Dell and IBM and Motorola and others claimed that they couldn’t find Americans to take these jobs
Has the word "insourcing" be used to describe this process yet?
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http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com...ives/
014550.php
Apparently, U.S. forces have not only aligned themselves with dozens of Sunni militiamen, we're also now cooperating with sectarian militias, working outside the Iraqi security forces, that include insurgents that have attacked Americans in the past. What's more, we're allowing them to procure weapons and we're granting them the power to arrest other Iraqis.
"We have made a deal with the devil," said an intelligence officer in the battalion.
The dynamic is not without complications. Joshua Partlow's report explained that "fighters on both sides appeared nearly identical," using the same weapons and wearing similar clothes. "Now we've got kind of a mess on our hands," a leader of a U.S. Stryker team remembered thinking. "Because we've got a lot of armed guys running all over the place, and it's making it very hard for us to identify which side is which."
Might these militias turn on the U.S. sometime soon? No one knows. Ali Hatem Ali Suleiman, a Sunni militia leader said, "Let's be honest, the enemy now is not the Americans, for the time being." (emphasis added)
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
please.
Who are they trying to fool? His complete lack of empathy is hanging out there for everyone to see and I think most everyone has by now.
"And last week, while Dell and IBM and Motorola and others claimed that they couldn’t find Americans to take these jobs"
Agent Orange | 06.09.07 - 5:54 pm | #
"And last week, while Dell and IBM and Motorola and others claimed that they couldn’t find Americans to take these jobs, those very companies laid off thousands of employees."
Heh... kittehs gettin' some balcony time...
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Via Cliff Schecter, Example #7146 of Republican Hypocrisy.
Starring Robert Bork!
I really believe that Bush gives a rat's ass about people with AIDS
please.
Who are they trying to fool? His complete lack of empathy is hanging out there for everyone to see and I think most everyone has by now.
Tena
Is this a single image from Bush's visit with the Pope where he doesn't look like he's about to crack up or lay a fart in church?
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The King of Tort Reform and his $1,000,000.00 claim for punitive damages in a fucking slip & fall! are the ultimate Irony death.
And I'm going to kill myself laughing.
Here's what I like about that beef recall story:
The products have "sell-by" dates from April 29 to May 6 and may have "freeze-by" dates of April 28, April 30 or May 7.
So it's been at least over a month since those products were sold. Why has it taken this fucking long to announce a recall?
"Fox News reported Wednesday on a Navy physician charged with secretly videotaping midshipmen having sex while staying at his house. The doctor's attorney claimed in a phone interview that his client was set up by a former midshipmen who had been expelled and was trying to extort money.
Greg Gutfeld, a guest on the program and host of Fox's Red Eye, mockingly opined that "if somebody invites you over to their house to have sex, chances are they are going to film you. At least, that has been my experience.""
http://rawstory.com/news/2007/
Fo..._when_0607.html
You gotta be in it to Wynn it.
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I heard on the radio this afternoon that all the beef recalls were in Walmart stores. Don't know if it is still true with the extended recall.
So it's been at least over a month since those products were sold. Why has it taken this fucking long to announce a recall?
The handjob of Adam Smith is slow.
The products have "sell-by" dates from April 29 to May 6 and may have "freeze-by" dates of April 28, April 30 or May 7.
So it's been at least over a month since those products were sold. Why has it taken this fucking long to announce a recall?
dave™© | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 5:59 pm | #
Our fda doing their level best to protect us for sure. Maybe they were too busy banning tests for mad cow disease to make the announcement.
"And last week, while Dell and IBM and Motorola and others claimed that they couldn’t find Americans to take these jobs, those very companies laid off thousands of employees."
Yes - I'm going to be very interested in the response of the Borg when I request that I be displaced next month. This is a corporation that has invested a lot of money in its claims of employee retention, training and advancement - at the same time over the last 7 years conducting very quiet and very massive layoffs of personnel approaching specific time/pay grade limits. So, it should be fun.
Greg Gutfeld, a guest on the program and host of Fox's Red Eye, mockingly opined that "if somebody invites you over to their house to have sex, chances are they are going to film you. At least, that has been my experience."
This is quite a statement.
So, when are we going to see this guy on pornotube?
I guess we are all going to have to become farmers and grow our own food. Thanks USDA and FDA.
I heard on the radio this afternoon that all the beef recalls were in Walmart stores. Don't know if it is still true with the extended recall.
Those beef skittles seemed a bad idea.
Our fda doing their level best to protect us for sure. Maybe they were too busy banning tests for mad cow disease to make the announcement.
pigboy
My thought exactly, pigboy.
OT Bush
Q: And the deadline for the Kosovo independence --
BUSH: What? Say that again?
From TPM - Bush Presser
Q Deadline for the Kosovo independence?
BUSH: A decline?
Q Deadline, deadline.
BUSH: Deadline. Beg your pardon. My English isn't very good. (emphasis added)
His long answer given at the WH website is obviously rehearsed - the question was a plant.
Ask him a week from now and I guarantee he won't remember one sentence.
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What happens if the vibrant new democratic government of Iraq tells us to leave, then what?
we aren't leaving.
ever.
Bushboy cares as much for AIDs victims as he does for the poor people that he left in the lurch in the wake of Katrina in New Orleans - or the children of Iraq who he shocked and awed to death, while lying to America that Saddam had WMDs.
Once a depraved moron, always a depraved moron!
My thought exactly, pigboy.
Apprentice to Darth Holden | 06.09.07 - 6:04 pm | #
these people only think about money and how to get more of it.
Via Cliff Schecter, Example #7146 of Republican Hypocrisy.
Starring Robert Bork!
dave™© | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 5:57 pm | #
Great one ! Thanks!
Once a depraved moron, always a depraved moron!
Don't hold back! What do you really mean?
Ask him a week from now and I guarantee he won't remember one sentence.
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Agent Orange
He didn't remember it an hour after he said it.
Tena buy your and your hubby a Vienna Tort, eat what you will from the cake, and mail the stale leftovers (no matter how much you like chocolate, I don't think two people can eat a whole tort if it is a nice rich one) to Bork.
If a few thousand folks did this, think of him gnashing his teeth.
So, it should be fun.
Ahem. coughcoughcough:
AJ, I am holding you to this one. You're going to have to do it since you've decided to do it.
GWPDA: at the same time over the last 7 years conducting very quiet and very massive layoffs of personnel approaching specific time/pay grade limits. So, it should be fun.
And yet they keep a doctor that's 104? Holy smokes! 
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My friend has a cat who insists on drinking straight from the tap. The water has to trickle (the cat freaks if it any more than that), but that's the only way that cat will drink.
If a few thousand folks did this, think of him gnashing his teeth.
Doug
Hate to bust your balloon, but the problem with people like Bork is that he's so determinedly arrogant that that shit doesn't get through.
My friend has a cat who insists on drinking straight from the tap. The water has to trickle (the cat freaks if it any more than that), but that's the only way that cat will drink.
A spinoza cat is like that.
PERU, Ind. - Fans of Cole Porter have transformed the composer's childhood home into a museum and a bed and breakfast.
Several hundred people attended Friday's dedication of the two-story wood frame house where Porter was born in 1891 and lived for his first 10 years. He learned to play the piano and violin there, and it was where he composed his first song, a tune dedicated to his mother, Kate.
Over the decades, the house about 65 miles north of Indianapolis had fallen into disrepair and was even used as a methampethamine lab.
But determined fans intervened to save and restore it with funding from the nonprofit Ole Olsen Memorial Theatre, a Peru group that bought the home in 2004.
"From meth lab to magic," Peru Mayor Jim Walker said.
Porter, who died in 1964, wrote more than 1,500 songs for stage, movies and television, including such standards as "Night and Day," "Anything Goes" and "I've Got You Under My Skin."
hello again
Mouse sill about the house, Heidi may catch it again
I wish mine would drink from the tap. He insists on having the sink filled for him. Never mind what you're doing.
I occasionally get flyers from the Al Wynn campaign in my mail, even though I live in Chris Van Hollen's district.
Edwards nearly won the last time around. I'm sure if she raised more turkee she would have a legitimate chance of knocking that fool out. It's only right:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G...h?
v=GGMc3MqgOuU
Heidi and George have one bowl of water downstairs in the hall and one upstairs in my parents bedroom
I wish mine would drink from the tap. He insists on having the sink filled for him. Never mind what you're doing.
Dogs have masters.
Cats have staff.
Hate to bust your balloon, but the problem with people like Bork is that he's so determinedly arrogant that that shit doesn't get through.
Good! He'll still be gnashing his teeth when he has to open and toss out a few thousand moldy pieces of cake.
It's all a win.
Or if he has a house keeper he trusts, she'll quit.
I don't think I've posted one goddamn sentence all day long in which the subject and verb didn't disagree in some way, and through in my pronouns.
damn I are stupid.
It's all a win.
Or if he has a house keeper he trusts, she'll quit.
Doug
You know, Doug, you are just a wicked, bad man. Come sit over here by me.
Cats have staff.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
Mm hmm.
I can't figure out quite yet what that says about me, cause I understand cats a lot better than I do dogs.
Synchronicity: George Galloway and BAe
Buehler?
OT:
I spent the whole afternoon with my two week old nephew. He is the most precious baby in the world. At least he will be until his cousin makes her appearance next month. There will have to be some kind of cute and precious tie-breaker. Maybe the can breakdance or something.
Tena, sometimes, even if I read my comment twice before I post, I don't catch my stupidity until it's posted.
They can breakdance or something. Baby decathlon.
George is a bit of a cowardly lion
Completely OT, but I'm revising something, and came upon this. I've posted this before, but not with the GHG numbers:
A back-of-the-envelope calculation shows that preventing just one truck trip a year from California to Nova Scotia saves more in fuel than does shortening the daily one-way commute by 20 miles: one 3,600-mile truck trip at six mpg uses 600 gallons of diesel, while 500 car trips (two a day, five days a week, 50 weeks a year) of 20 miles each at 25 mpg uses 400 gallons of gasoline.
When burned, each litre of diesel fuel produces 2,730 grams of CO2, compared to 2,360 grams for each litre of gasoline, so the GHG costs of truck travel as compared to car travel are even worse than the fuel costs. In the above example, the one cross-continental truck journey produces about 6.2 tonnes of CO2, 70 percent more than the 3.6 tonnes of CO2 produced by an entire year’s worth of daily 20-mile commutes.
Tena, sometimes, even if I read my comment twice before I post, I don't catch my stupidity until it's posted.
mer
I am interested in the phenomenon - I love this kind of thing. I completely explode grammatically online, and I"m not sure why. What it particularly interesting is the homophone thing. I think it's all because of typing, but at the same time, you're typing what you're thinking you are saying in a conversation. Well, maybe that isn't interesting to y'al - sorry.
I just watched a little snippet preview of "Lil Bush" and it looks utterly inane.
Tena, sometimes, even if I read my comment twice before I post, I don't catch my stupidity until it's posted.
Same here.
Then it JUMPS off the screen and gnaws at me.
George was really crouched low when Heidi caught the mouse, quite frightened of a mouse!
I just watched a little snippet preview of "Lil Bush" and it looks utterly inane.
rorschach, s
Hi ror!
I just watched a little snippet preview of "Lil Bush" and it looks utterly inane.
How can it not be?
Look who the "protagonist" is...
Saturday Goddess Blogging is up.
Howdy, Tena!
George is a bit of a cowardly lion.
George was really crouched low when Heidi caught the mouse, quite frightened of a mouse!
Sounds like our President.
we should all give a friendly wave to the poor federal agent stuck with the tedious task of reading all our rambling conversations. i recommend the movie 'Lives of Others' to that person if they haven't seen it already.
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tee hee perhaps we should leave a bit block of cheese out.
but thats probably a myth, mice being attracted to cheese
I just watched a little snippet preview of "Lil Bush" and it looks utterly inane.
How can it not be?
Look who the "protagonist" is...
Apprentice to Darth Holden | 06.09.07 - 6:19 pm | #
It also just seems deeply wrong to me to poke light fun at this president.
It's like doing a "Little Rascals" with a "young Hitler" character in it doing crazy hijinks.
And yet they keep a doctor that's 104? Holy smokes!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Yeah, but I only vest on 1 July. And I'd have to work another five years for them to end up wildly inadequate health benefits in retirement.
Sounds like our President.
Monica_A:Black & Crusading | 06.09.07 - 6:20 pm | #
living up to his name.
perhaps we shouldn't of called him George perhaps?
Hecate:
I was watching "Practical Magic" (I was bored and refused to take the five steps to put in a dvd) and they happened to mention Hecate. It just made me think about you. This is a completely inane post!
I wish mine would drink from the tap. He insists on having the sink filled for him. Never mind what you're doing.
That's what the swimming pool is for.
Heidi the Huntress
bit of Diana in there!
That's what the swimming pool is for.
GWPDA, Roving Historian | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:22 pm | #
Chlorine's bad, mmkay?
/Mr. Mackey
After reading that post, you would think I've been drinking near-beer, but I haven't.
Maybe they can breakdance or something.
Monica_A:Black & Crusading
I suggest you mark them on their cuddling skills - execution and planning.
maybe when the house is quiet, the mouse will come out from its hiding place and Heidi can capture it.
Moonbootica's George would make a much better President than the present george.
I suggest you mark them on their cuddling skills - execution and planning.
That's a good test of newborn skills.
It also just seems deeply wrong to me to poke light fun at this president.
It's like doing a "Little Rascals" with a "young Hitler" character in it doing crazy hijinks.
rorschach, shrimpherd
I stopped laughing at Monkey Boy after his Vanity War started and he stole the 2004 election.
GWPDA: Yeah, but I only vest on 1 July. And I'd have to work another five years for them to end up wildly inadequate health benefits in retirement.
Well, I applaud you for getting all you can out of them, as befits your Master Plan.
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I really should go to the market for dinner. I'm craving chili, but I have no ingredients here.
5000 Naked Cyclists In London!
5000 Naked Cyclists In London!
Moonbootica, Graduee | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:27 pm | #
Bush flies from Italy to sniff the seats...
Chlorine's bad, mmkay?
/Mr. Mackey
rorschach, shrimpherd
Not enough in a 40,000 gallon pool to do anything but encourage vigorous water re-distribution. He and his veterinary are fine with it.
Saturday Goddess Blogging is up.
Hecate, R
I left you a comment. This is my all time favorite Goddess Blogging. Thank you so much.
5000 Naked Cyclists In London!
Moonbootica, Graduee | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:27 pm |
the Critical Tits bikeride from Burning Man comes to Old Blighty
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Thousands strip off for London's Naked Bike Ride
Well, I applaud you for getting all you can out of them, as befits your Master Plan.
'Enkew. Got to choose what my five year 'gift' was, the other day - fortunately, thru the miracle of the intertubes, I was able to price out all the choices and make the most expensive selection.
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Dogs have masters.
Cats have staff.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
My dog thinks he's human
My cat thinks he's God.
GWPDA - the papers are signed. I talked to the realtor. Faxed Monday, offered Tuesday, they have til Thursday to counter.
A good late afternoon to you, rational people.
It is amazing how restorative naps can be.
Tena: GWPDA - the papers are signed. I talked to the realtor. Faxed Monday, offered Tuesday, they have til Thursday to counter.
This is sounding more like my scooter dealings.
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Faxed Monday, offered Tuesday, they have til Thursday to counter.
Damned overheated, frantic real estate market....
try again
Tena: GWPDA - the papers are signed. I talked to the realtor. Faxed Monday, offered Tuesday, they have til Thursday to counter.
This is sounding more like my scooter dealings.
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Faxed Monday, offered Tuesday, they have til Thursday to counter.
I need to get to work securing a house in Oshkosh, now that you mention it.
This is sounding more like my scooter dealings.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
I need to move fast to make the same kind of deal you're doing - a sideways swap.
Rates are going up and I paid cash in Colorado and I better by god sell it this summer.
Well, hell. I've got friends coming for dinner, and I need to go finish the preparations.
We're having beer-battered fried shrimp, fresh creamed corn and my husband's cole slaw (even if I was the one grating the cabbage and carrots and chopping the celery and green peppers--he'll make the dressing). The guests are bringing dessert, so I don't know what that is yet. But, if you're in the neighborhood, there's probably enough for a couple more folks. See you later. Luvs y'all.
Tena: I need to move fast to make the same kind of deal you're doing - a sideways swap.
I'm glad I don't have to sell the Vino to make the deal on the Kymco... but to make 20% in six weeks ain't bad, either.
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JP - This was my inheritance - that's where it went.
I'm glad I don't have to sell the Vino to make the deal on the Kymco... but to make 20% in six weeks ain't bad, either.
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O babe, I think that's awesome. I am so very glad for you.
Tena: JP - This was my inheritance - that's where it went.
Mine's the frozen pizza I ate back in 1992.
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My dog thinks he's human
My cat knows he's God.
Terry C
Fixed your typo.
I want to say that I have an immense amount of respect for any man willing to ride a unicycle naked.
I winced when I saw it...
This is sounding more like my scooter dealings.
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Jeffraham Prestonian |
Please name your scooter "Libby".
Tena,
I thought of you and your thorough going disgust with everything having to do with Guantanamo Bay "legal" proceedings when I posted this earlier today.
my mum is hoping Heidi catches the mouse by tomorrow, she doesn't fancy it chewing everything
Well, I may as well identify myself as one of the other sixty-nine
Rates are going up and I paid cash in Colorado and I better by god sell it this summer.
Get out the cleaning supplies and have your staff make that place shine!
Or do this your self.
It's your choice.
Staging is everything with home property sales.
Rags to Riches, the Filly, wins. Pretty exciting race.
This is my all time favorite Goddess Blogging.
Thank you! I am glad you liked it; she's one of my favorites.
atablarasa: I winced when I saw it...
It looked VERY painful. Hope there were no potholes!
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Faxed Monday, offered Tuesday, they have til Thursday to counter.
I need to get to work securing a house in Oshkosh, now that you mention it.
rorschach, shrimpherd | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:34 pm |
Aw, don't worry about it. Pitch a tent, you'll be fine.
Mine's the frozen pizza I ate back in 1992.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
:P
Do you know how chapped I am that I can't be a fairy godmother? I can't tell you how much I'd love that. I mean, I thought we were all promised one, and since that turned out to be a lie, I'd like get to be one, dammit.
Gilly Gonzylon: Please name your scooter "Libby".
I'd have to ride it hard for 30 months...
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What color do I repaint my study? Yellow or blue or white?
Everytime MSGOP has their newsbreak, the lead story is about you know who.
What the hell has happened to this country?
Aw, don't worry about it. Pitch a tent, you'll be fine.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 06.09.07 - 6:39 pm | #
Yeah, I hear it's nice and balmy up there year 'round.
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Tena,
I do need to read Kristen Lavransdatter. I started in college and got about half way through and gave up. Maybe this fall.
rorschach - If Taos is any guide, and I surely do think that it's pretty safe property to buy, not quite like Santa Fe, but still - the market is very soft and is a buyer's market.
I was so tempted so many times.
I really don't like realtors. But I think I could be one.
And that pisses me off no end.
Well, I may as well identify myself as one of the other sixty-nine
DWD - Dystopic | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:38 pm | #
hi DWD!
how's the back?
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GravatarWhat color do I repaint my study? Yellow or blue or white?
GWPDA, Roving Historian | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:40 pm | #
Me, I'd go for a dark green or maroon.
I like my studies to be dark; helps me concentrate.
What color do I repaint my study? Yellow or blue or white?
GWPDA, Roving Historian
A nice pale yellow could go nicely.
I do need to read Kristen Lavransdatter. I started in college and got about half way through and gave up. Maybe this fall.
Hecate, R
O, try it again - for me.
I know you well enough - you are going to love it. It gets very Christian, but I found I could get past that right to the soap opera in the heart of it and that story makes me cry every damn time. Ooo, runon!!!
Tacitus,
It is doing okay. I am on my regular schedule. I manage to make till about five o'clock before the need for the meds overcomes me. But I am doing okay I hope you are as well (and everyone else)
What color do I repaint my study? Yellow or blue or white?
GWPDA, Roving Historian
I tend to favor blue, myownself.
Yellow or blue or white?
Yes! Walls yellow with blue and white trim.
Aw, don't worry about it. Pitch a tent, you'll be fine.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 06.09.07 - 6:39 pm | #
Yeah, I hear it's nice and balmy up there year 'round.
rorschach, shrimpherd | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:40 pm |
Wimp.
This one's got a nice balcony:
http://homes.realtor.com/search/
...rcnt=325#Detail
http://homes.realtor.com/search/
...rcnt=325#Detail
rorschach - If Taos is any guide, and I surely do think that it's pretty safe property to buy, not quite like Santa Fe, but still - the market is very soft and is a buyer's market.
I was so tempted so many times.
Tena | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:40 pm | #
Moving from Austin, the property values in Oshkosh are rather astonishing. We can pretty much get twice the square footage for less than what we spent on our house here.
What to do for dinner?
All answers lead to slow-speed scootering, so... a sit-down meal, or a scoot to the store for something?
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Regarding the colors, depends on the rest of the room. But a pale lemon? Or maybe a very light blue with one contrasting dark one?
tomorrow am going to go to Wimborne to visit my niece and check out the folk festival taking place
A nice pale yellow could go nicely.
Terry C - End Bush's War Now!
With that shelf, I agree - a nice creamy yellow.
I'd say a darker than navy blue.
Now of these tessellations, which shape should I cast the pavers in for my side patio?
http://www.cromp.com/tess/home.html
Remember I'm not planning on putting a pattern on the face of the pavers.
I could but that's even more work, and I still don't have a decent workshop built yet to make this happen.
Moving from Austin, the property values in Oshkosh are rather astonishing. We can pretty much get twice the square footage for less than what we spent on our house here.
rorschach,
I wondered if that wasn't so, but I really didn't know - it's another college town. [how I wish Austin had stayed a college town with the clown college in the middle for fun and games.]
Add that to a buyer's market, and you and Miriam are going to have sooome fun!!!!!
And that makes me smile.
I like my studies to be dark; helps me concentrate.
rorschach, shrimpherd
Um, it's 104F and I just spent several several thousand dollars building a ramada to dim this entire side of the house. I kinda dont really want to 'warm up' anything.... Equally, I don't need anything so bright that it hurts my eyes. The brown that's on it now? Looks a lot like dust. A lot of dust.
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There's also a very deep blue Ralph Lauren paint color that would look pretty striking with white trim and yellow accents, but you'd need a large room to carry it off.
That book case needs something light behind it, IMHO....
What to do for dinner?
Jeffraham Prestonian | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:43 pm | #
a wabbit fwicassee would be vewy vewy nice
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GWPDA - the place is mine - Mr. Tena said "whatever," basically.
Now I just want to go back.
It's about 21x13". I only have the four rooms in 2000sf.
Hecate --
If you are going to read Sigrid Unset, please not to be suicidal when you get started (because you will be by the end!)
Just a drive by -- gotta go get the supper dishes out of the machine & clean it up at the end of my week (next week I am the breakfast refectorian -- supposed to get up first & make the coffee -- which I don't drink...)
Moving from Austin, the property values in Oshkosh are rather astonishing. We can pretty much get twice the square footage for less than what we spent on our house here.
rorschach, shrimpherd
Same here compared to ABQ.
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I don't have access to our study anymore. My husband and son threw me out. I can have any room in the house except the study, which is what I really need access to.
Doug,
I love, love, love the owls and the bats.
Tacitus Voltaire: a wabbit fwicassee would be vewy vewy nice
Unfortunately, outside of scooting range...!
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If you are going to read Sigrid Unset, please not to be suicidal when you get started (because you will be by the end!)
Ok, that's too cryptic.
Do you think the religion will put her off?
See - fuck that part of it, I want to talk about Erlend. Tell me more!
I really don't like realtors. But I think I could be one.
"He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you."
--Friedrich Nietzsche
It is doing okay. I am on my regular schedule. I manage to make till about five o'clock before the need for the meds overcomes me. But I am doing okay I hope you are as well (and everyone else)
DWD - Dystopic | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:42 pm | #
glad to hear that you are managing to function with it. i read that benny goodman went for decades with constant back pain after a failed vertebra operation in the 40's
as 53 approaches, i am getting more and more careful about physical activities
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It's like doing a "Little Rascals" with a "young Hitler" character in it doing crazy hijinks.
Ror, that captures my feelings about this "entertainment program".
The man is an obvious sociopath. He's not worthy of 'light kidding', only encarceration where he can no longer harm others.
Unless Paris Hilton has shanked or been shanked by someone, it really isn't news. I don't know if it is news if she had shanked or been shanked by someone. Nothing is really news-worthy in this story. And I still don't understand what the hell Paris Hilton does for a living that merits her getting so much MSM coverage. Peter Pace was denied another 2 year appointment to the Joint Chiefs. The immigration bill died an ignominious death. 14 Iraqi soldiers were killed today. Aren't these stories more important than Paris Hilton's mental health?
I love, love, love the owls and the bats.
I had to do a pavlovian check of the main page when I saw this...
Or maybe a very light blue with one contrasting dark one?
atablarasa
You're funny! Ive got built in bookshelves and cupboards on three of the four walls - the fourth wall is windows. T'ain't no accent wall in this room, and the bookcases are all solid front to back. It's gonna take about two quarts to repaint the whole thing.
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Um, it's 104F and I just spent several several thousand dollars building a ramada to dim this entire side of the house. I kinda dont really want to 'warm up' anything.... Equally, I don't need anything so bright that it hurts my eyes. The brown that's on it now? Looks a lot like dust. A lot of dust.
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GWPDA, Roving Historian | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:45 pm | #
Fair enough, but dark colors really only heat things up if they are directly exposed to radiant energy, so internal walls aren't involved in that.
I'm in Austin, which is none too cool in the summer as you know, and my study is a dark purple and remains quite as cool as the rest of the house.
I don't have access to our study anymore. My husband and son threw me out. I can have any room in the house except the study, which is what I really need access to.
Monica_A:Black & Crusading
Say what?
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He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you."
--Friedrich Nietzsche
Richard
"Bite me."
---Tena
!!!!!
ok I deserve it. I know it.
Remember I'm not planning on putting a pattern on the face of the pavers.
Lying dogs!
I was out on Georgetown Pike in McLean today; where they have real (not Mc)mansions. Lots and lots for sale and a large number for rent (which is just about unheard of). You can't tell me the housing market isn't slumping.
I don't have access to our study anymore. My husband and son threw me out. I can have any room in the house except the study, which is what I really need access to.
Monica_A:Black & Crusading
Say what?
agave
[Broder]
She came into the study and trashed it, and it's not her study.
[/Broder]
I can't pick colors out online for a room I've never seen, for someone whose taste may wholly differ from mine.
Am I the only one who finds that intensely personal? Am I weird?
I don't like interior decorators (though I don't dislike them as much as realtors). I want my house to be mine. It's where I live.
Say what?
The study was a bit crowded so it was decided that it was easier to move me out since I have a laptop.
Crocodile escapes from Ukrainian circus
KIEV, Ukraine - An animal trainer who brought a crocodile to the beach to drum up interest in a circus got some unwelcome publicity when it broke free and made off into the Azov Sea.
The 3.2-foot crocodile, named Godzi, escaped from the handler in the city of Mariupol on Thursday, said Mykola Ranga, a spokesman for the regional branch of the Emergency Situations Ministry.
He said ministry workers were searching for the crocodile, whose mouth was taped shut, and that it has been seen swimming in the sea, which lies north of the Black Sea between Ukraine and Russia.
Officials issued a warning to area beachgoers, but Ukrainian media reported that many sunbathers and swimmers were undeterred and came to the shore Friday.
Am I weird?
Tena
*looks around*
No, no, of course not . . . and those pants don't make your ass look big, either.
Honest.
rorschach - If Taos is any guide, and I surely do think that it's pretty safe property to buy, not quite like Santa Fe, but still - the market is very soft and is a buyer's market.
I was so tempted so many times.
Tena | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:40 pm | #
Moving from Austin, the property values in Oshkosh are rather astonishing. We can pretty much get twice the square footage for less than what we spent on our house here.
rorschach, shrimpherd | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:43 pm
This is probably true, but they seem high, at leat the last time I looked at housing in that region (near where we used to camp). Of course the last 10 years prices have gotten insane everywhere.
The study was a bit crowded so it was decided that it was easier to move me out since I have a laptop.
Monica
I figured it was because they wanted one space in the house with just boys.
I love, love, love the owls and the bats.
Those have details on the face of the tessellation tile. They would not look good in a solid color.
How about the dogs?
http://www.cromp.com/tess/200x20...00/
lyindogs.gif
. Of course the last 10 years prices have gotten insane everywhere.
Breathtakingly so.
God.
I don't like interior decorators (though I don't dislike them as much as realtors). I want my house to be mine. It's where I live.
I agree. A number of the folks at work have had decorators and somehow things always wind up looking"done". I live here; I want to be surrounded with things that I picked out because I love them.
Oh, Tena, go ahead. I'm open to any suggestion other than mud. I don't think mud is really my color - but Arthur chose in this case, and there really wasn't any time to change then.
Gotta say with this amount of fruitwood (see the previous discussions on how my house was taken over by the Wood Fairy) the thought of a really rich deep vanilla strikes me as very reasonable.
Am I the only one who finds that intensely personal? Am I weird?
I don't like interior decorators (though I don't dislike them as much as realtors). I want my house to be mine. It's where I live.
Tena
Well that WAS kinna weird.
I live in my house and it's mine (or the banks), too.
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I figured it was because they wanted one space in the house with just boys.
That was also a reason for my banishment. They were afraid I would be "too girly" in my redecorating of the room. Punks!
I really need to go to the store. Those chili ingredients aren't going to get here by themselves.
This is probably true, but they seem high, at leat the last time I looked at housing in that region (near where we used to camp). Of course the last 10 years prices have gotten insane everywhere.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 06.09.07 - 6:53 pm | #
Perhaps, but my experience with buying property only extends back a few years, and involves only Austin and San Francisco.
And the link that you sent me? That house is insanely cheap in comparison to anything I've seen around here.
I want to be surrounded with things that I picked out because I love them.
I fill my spaces with objects. Small usually, I find a certain virtue in them. Books and little pieces of African art, little odd things I've picked up for years - ya know? Dust catchers? I'm not nearly as excited about furniture. I have to watch myself - it's all accessories. I just love the damn things and too much gets there really quickly.
But yes - and I hate the fact that Mr. Tena has really pronounced opinions on how things are done in the house, unlike most men, he has good taste. God it's difficult to married to someone who is so demanding. But at the end of the day, I can pin that purple heart on and go to sleep.
I want to be surrounded with things that I picked out because I love them.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator
Just be alert for the Wood Fairy. That one's almost as scary as the Ruffle and Mixed Patterns In The Same Room Fairy.
Deep vanilla isn't that far off very pale lemon... I think with that wood it would be veddy nice.
And I had a wall with a huge set of storage cabinets on it - by putting a deep, dark contrast on that one wall it kept the contrast from overwhelming the rest of the room. But as Tena said, it's personal. :D
And I understand about the book cases - we have a few thousand books here too.
"He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you."
--Friedrich Nietzsche
whatever kwazy ideas nietzsche had, he gets extra credit from me for losing his mind after screaming holy hell at some asshole for beating his horse
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Just be alert for the Wood Fairy.
NTodd?
The study was a bit crowded so it was decided that it was easier to move me out since I have a laptop.
Monica_A:Black & Crusading
We bought Melissa a laptop, but for some reason she must use this computer. I often have to wait for her to get off.
Don't get it.
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Oh, dang. The hunger, she strikes!
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night moonbats
. Of course the last 10 years prices have gotten insane everywhere.
Breathtakingly so.
God.
Tena | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:53 pm
Some of the prices they're still asking for in Dayton are insane. this is Dayton, not the suburbs. I don't care how much you spent on the kitchen.
Even in Oakwood, the old money suburb of Dayton, they're beginning to realize people aren't going to pay 500,000-775,000 for a house that really isn't worth it.
GWPDA - no fairies. Not even close.
I have more books than I should. I have two huge walls of bookshelves and they are full plus double stacked and there are two sets of shelves in the sunroom, and they are double stacked. There are 6 piles on the floor in the spare room, there are 6 on my nightstand.
Colorado scares me. I may have almost as many there.
Via americablog...
Pentagon Confirms It Sought To Build A 'Gay Bomb'
http://cbs5.com/topstories/
local..._159222541.html
(CBS 5) BERKELEY A Berkeley watchdog organization that tracks military spending said it uncovered a strange U.S. military proposal to create a hormone bomb that could purportedly turn enemy soldiers into homosexuals and make them more interested in sex than fighting.
Pentagon officials on Friday confirmed to CBS 5 that military leaders had considered, and then subsquently rejected, building the so-called "Gay Bomb."
Edward Hammond, of Berkeley's Sunshine Project, had used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain a copy of the proposal from the Air Force's Wright Laboratory in Dayton, Ohio.
As part of a military effort to develop non-lethal weapons, the proposal suggested, "One distasteful but completely non-lethal example would be strong aphrodisiacs, especially if the chemical also caused homosexual behavior."
The documents show the Air Force lab asked for $7.5 million to develop such a chemical weapon.
"The Ohio Air Force lab proposed that a bomb be developed that contained a chemical that would cause enemy soliders to become gay, and to have their units break down because all their soldiers became irresistably attractive to one another," Hammond said after reviwing the documents.
"The notion was that a chemical that would probably be pleasant in the human body in low quantities could be identified, and by virtue of either breathing or having their skin exposed to this chemical, the notion was that soliders would become gay," explained Hammond.
The Pentagon told CBS 5 that the proposal was made by the Air Force in 1994.
Oh, dang. The hunger, she strikes!
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Jeffraham Prestonian
There's a pork chop in every beer.
Or so a bartender once told me.
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be sure there is molding on the walls to relieve the squareness of modern rooms. MMe Voltaire and i are in agreement on the beneficial psychologial effects of molding.
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Buckeye,I didn't realize you were in the Dayton area...
Molding good. Mold, eh, not so much...
Well, I can eat pasta w/o sauce, or pancakes. Or oatmeal.
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Well, I can eat pasta w/o sauce, or pancakes. Or oatmeal.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Pancakes.
Definitely.
There's a pork chop in every beer.
Or so a bartender once told me.
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agave
That explains a lot...
I can eat pasta w/o sauce
Little butter? Melted cheese? Olive oil and garlic? Chill the pasta and mix w/ mayo for maccaroni salad?
Buckeye,I didn't realize you were in the Dayton area...
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore
I remember Oakwood.
Big houses on big lots.
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Hecate, you're good...now I'm getting hungry.
I can eat pasta w/o sauce
Little butter? Melted cheese? Olive oil and garlic? Chill the pasta and mix w/ mayo for maccaroni salad?
Or cinnamon and sugar!
3
Tena: Pancakes.
Definitely.
You talked me into it! But of course, that means I have to leave for a while...
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"Oh, Harold... call me!"
/ed wynn
I'm sure I owe someone a coke, but don't have time to read the thread to find out who.
The lots in Oakwood aren't so big.
This is probably true, but they seem high, at leat the last time I looked at housing in that region (near where we used to camp). Of course the last 10 years prices have gotten insane everywhere.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 06.09.07 - 6:53 pm | #
Perhaps, but my experience with buying property only extends back a few years, and involves only Austin and San Francisco.
And the link that you sent me? That house is insanely cheap in comparison to anything I've seen around here.
rorschach, shrimpherd | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 6:57 pm
We started vacationing in Wisconsin in the 70's, so my memories go back a bit.
This house in Oskosh goes for a little over 200,000. Should I even ask what it might go for in Austin?
http://homes.realtor.com/search/
...srcnt=85#Detail
The wall. And the pony.
hormone bomb that could purportedly turn enemy soldiers into homosexuals and make them more interested in sex than fighting.
Oh, this is rich.
In my experience, most heterosexual soldiers are more interested in sex than fighting.
This is considered by some senior officers to be a GOOD thing.
"If they won't fuck, they won't fight".
Timmeh interviewing Helen Thomas on CNBC.
Or cinnamon and sugar!
atablarasa
I hope you were talking about the oatmeal.
Just be alert for the Wood Fairy. That one's almost as scary as the Ruffle and Mixed Patterns In The Same Room Fairy.
The wood is all quartersawn oak; this place is too tiny to mix and match wood types and there are no -- trust me -- no ruffles.
The Pentagon told CBS 5 that the proposal was made by the Air Force in 1994.
BTW it figures that the god-addled well-closted fucktards of the USAF would come up with something as lame as this.
This house in Oskosh goes for a little over 200,000. Should I even ask what it might go for in Austin?
Multiply that by five at the very least. In my neighborhood, by ten.
Aren't these stories more important than Paris Hilton's mental health?
Monica_A:Black & Crusading
Not if by "important" you mean "delivering eyeballs to advertisers."
This house in Oskosh goes for a little over 200,000. Should I even ask what it might go for in Austin?
Multiply that by five at the very least. In my neighborhood, by ten.
rorschach, shrimpherd
Which is why we're in Iraq.
lipreader,
Pasta's cheap. I've had years of experience turning it into several different meals a week!
I should probably clean off my desk, hunh?
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The lots in Oakwood aren't so big.
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore
I was just thinking that, only some.
There are parts, that are kinna dense and the houses not so big.
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With all that wood some color would brighten things up. IMHO, a beige or vanilla color would turn dusty looking too quickly. Painting that room with all the shelves would be a pain, so you don't want to do this often.
But that's just my opinion.
GWPDA, the chair stays? If so, ivory over lemon for sure... IMHO.
And a cluttered desk is the sign of great intelligence, I'm told....
Buckeye,I didn't realize you were in the Dayton area...
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore | 06.09.07 - 7:02 pm |
Lived in Centerville from 80-91 and now living, unwillingly, in East Dayton.
The lots in Oakwood aren't so big.
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore | 06.09.07 - 7:07 pm |
Some are, but no, for most of the houses, they're not big lots at all.
And a cluttered desk is the sign of great intelligence, I'm told....
atablarasa
Thank god!
Or Creativity?
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Not if by "important" you mean "delivering eyeballs to advertisers."
SteveLG | 06.09.07 - 7:09 pm | #
Never forget...the viewing audience is the product to be delivered to the actual customers, the advertisers.
This house in Oskosh goes for a little over 200,000. Should I even ask what it might go for in Austin?
Multiply that by five at the very least. In my neighborhood, by ten.
rorschach, shrimpherd | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:09 pm
Yikes!
When I eventually leave Ohio, I know that housing prices/rents are going to give me a heart attack.
OT, sorry, but we've been out of the country... and in today's NYT there was a small article about Bush being "indisposed" at the G8...
I can spot a HANGOVER from a mile off -- he had a mighty, stomach churning, head exploding hangover... but our journalists will let Dan Bartlett claim it was the "food" or a "virus."
This house in Oskosh goes for a little over 200,000. Should I even ask what it might go for in Austin?
Multiply that by five at the very least. In my neighborhood, by ten.
rorschach, shrimpherd
Which is why we're in Iraq.
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore | 06.09.07 - 7:10 pm | #
We're in Iraq because of high property values in Austin?
This confuses me mightily.
I should probably clean off my desk, hunh?
I'm not going to show a picture of mine, it's much much worse. A computer half disassembled (the one I'm using) two monitors, a stack of CDs several stacks of paperwork. Another couple stacks of books, a camera, a cup of coffee that I'm drinking, hand tools, and some misc things that I'd have to examine to know what they were myself.
1000 sq/ft in the bay area will still be priced at over 450k
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Do these people see the absurdity in their argument:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/
20070...nSR_u9OgjBvzwcF
On Friday, the
FBI awarded Dorn $25,000 for her role in the capture and conviction of anti-abortion extremist James Kopp for the murder of Dr. Barnett Slepian, a physician who provided abortions.
Good for Dr. Dorn for following her instinct. As for Kopp: do you really think God makes an exception to that "Thou shall not kill" rule? Do you really think he's going to say "Thanks, Bob! Move on up to the front of the line for taking out that baby killer"? Stupid!
Yikes!
When I eventually leave Ohio, I know that housing prices/rents are going to give me a heart attack.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 06.09.07 - 7:14 pm | #
Indeed.
My brother-in-law, his wife, and their kid are in student housing in SF while he's in law school.
I do not envy their prospects once he graduates. It takes half a million just to get started in the Bay Area.
GWPDA, the chair stays? If so, ivory over lemon for sure... IMHO.
Everything stays! That's my Mummy's prize from the '40s - right now it's covered in a Moygashel linen stripe of pale coral and gold. The pony is black and white. If I do it in creamy ivory then I don't have to worry about matching the ceiling either.
Doug? Phoenix is dust. That's why I chose Arthur -
Which is why we're in Iraq.
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore | 06.09.07 - 7:10 pm | #
We're in Iraq because of high property values in Austin?
This confuses me mightily.
rorschach, shrimpherd
We're in Iraq to keep the Texas economy in general afloat. It's a repeat of Gulf War I, which saved Texas from the big oil bust of the 80's, and elevated W from failed Congressional candidate to Governor with a massive "war chest" to run for President.
Yeh, they are connected.
Some are, but no, for most of the houses, they're not big lots at all.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins
Yeah, right.
I Knew someone, Kelly Deal, that bought a house in Oakwood. I envisioned a big house, with the big yard, but when I went to visit, It was just like any other urban residential area. Nice house, tho.
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We're in Iraq to keep the Texas economy in general afloat. It's a repeat of Gulf War I, which saved Texas from the big oil bust of the 80's, and elevated W from failed Congressional candidate to Governor with a massive "war chest" to run for President.
Yeh, they are connected.
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore | 06.09.07 - 7:17 pm | #
That argument strikes me as rather facile. The Austin economy is much more complicated than that.
The wall. And the pony.
GWPDA
See why I love you? O that's just one reason -
oh, and I agree with Tena -- I don't like the idea of an interior decorator telling me how to make my home.
It may not be Architectural Digest, but it is very me and mine.
Doug? Phoenix is dust. That's why I chose Arthur -
I have two black dogs but they stay clean and shiny even in this dusty place by,
shedding on everything.
This will be me Tuesday evening...
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That argument strikes me as rather facile. The Austin economy is much more complicated than that.
rorschach, shrimpherd
If Dallas real estate was still renting for nothing the rest of Texas would suffer. Believe it.
We bought our house here for 138,000 3 years ago, now appraised at over 170,000.
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Buckeye, that house would be 3 times as much if you were near Seattle.
oh, and I agree with Tena -- I don't like the idea of an interior decorator telling me how to make my home.
Don't hire one then.
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It may not be Architectural Digest, but it is very me and mine.
drunken hausfrau
I have friends, they are not wealthy and can't afford la di da interior designers and they obsess about this shit. It's fucking constant and I keep telling them -- you have great houses. They are just like you are - what the hell is the problem? And they do have great houses. My mother was like that - it literally never ended, the decorating and redecorating. I"m not big on construction and living with it. I grew up with it.
speaking of real estate... Herr Drunken and I were looking for rental property in London -- relocating with kids and pug -- and, man o' manoschevitz! Talk about freemarket free for all -- we looked at houses and flats that raised their rents on us by 10 and 20% in the 5 days we were looking!! And some of these properties are also for sale -- so, conceivably, a new owner could come in and chuck us out if we don't have an iron clad clause in the lease guaranteeing the agreed upon lease period! Craziness.
BTW rorschach, my theory is very old and has great predictive power. It predicted W. over Jeb and every fucked up thing that W has done.
we bought a house in the hills that was built in 1959 and shaped like a shoebox. determined to live in the past, we have panelled it and otherwise fixed it up as much as possible to make it look like it was built in 1915. we got our diploma for this effort when somebody asked us why we had put aluminum window frames into such an old house.
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God, don't get me started on real estate. Chicago suburbs -- we bought this place (3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, built 1917, steam heat, no central air) for 325,000 ten years ago -- and two years ago a place just like it up the block went for 850,000, after a bidding war. Un-freakin-believable.
(Oshkosh is a nice town. Nice brewpub on the west side, too -- or was that in Fond du Lac?)
If Dallas real estate was still renting for nothing the rest of Texas would suffer. Believe it.
lipreader,
O I do and rent here is now officially obscene, IMO.
I used to rent whole entire rather nice older houses for $125 a month. But of course, I'm older than god's great aunt, so - shit. This gets to be one of those discussions.
Well, I'd take another picture to show you my decisionmaker but Arthur wants to have dinner. Visualise a small Acoma clay pot, decorated in black, deep terracotta and ivory. The ivory it is! (See, I didn't mention, the floor in this room is saltillo, and this is also the room where all the pitchers are framed in black.) Dieu merci - I was already exhausted by the notorious Unika Vaev decision of last week.
Dinner!
I do not envy their prospects once he graduates. It takes half a million just to get started in the Bay Area.
rorschach, shrimpherd | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:17 pm
This is a house in Oakwood with some land:
http://www.realliving.com/Proper...?
PropID=6284211
Half a mill this:
http://www.realliving.com/Proper...?
PropID=6645798
Most are like this:
http://www.realliving.com/Proper...?
PropID=5990976
Nice house, but not a lot of yard with that money.
"We need to destabilize the world oil market. We need George W. Bush!"...many, many energy company "investors" circa 1998.
That gay bomb must be some kind of disinformtion campaign. I can't believe even these idiots would blieve that crap.
our diploma for this effort when somebody asked us why we had put aluminum window frames into such an old house.
Tee-hee! I just got rid of the verdamnt aluminium windows in my bedroom and replaced them modern versions of 1950s standard casements! Crank windows bebe!
The wall. And the pony.
GWPDA, Roving Historian | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:07 pm
I need your bookshelves.
That gay bomb must be some kind of disinformtion campaign. I can't believe even these idiots would blieve that crap.
Lumpenprolitariot
You give them too much credit. Does exploding Cuban cigars ring a bell?
Terry C,
Can you say psychopath?
Buckeye, that house would be 3 times as much if you were near Seattle.
Tlazolteotl
Put a shack on sea front property and you can sell it for big bucks. I could not believe the house prices on the coast of CT. Small and cramped together. You could hear the neighbors talk in their house, they were so close.
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Agave, I'm not talking being anywhere near the water with that. House prices here in King County are nutso.
The landlord and I are pulling about square, now, too. Man, life is lookin' up. Amazing what a week or two can bring!
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I used to rent whole entire rather nice older houses for $125 a month. But of course, I'm older than god's great aunt, so - shit. This gets to be one of those discussions.
Tena
My 1st Apt was $85/month.
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I saw a real estate ad for CT years ago and nearly shit. A "cute starter home" was a million bucks. It was also a double wide trailer.
Terry C,
Can you say psychopath?
angryspittle |
When speaking of Bush?
Abs-fucking-lutely!
God, don't get me started on real estate. Chicago suburbs -- we bought this place (3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, built 1917, steam heat, no central air) for 325,000 ten years ago -- and two years ago a place just like it up the block went for 850,000, after a bidding war. Un-freakin-believable.
(Oshkosh is a nice town. Nice brewpub on the west side, too -- or was that in Fond du Lac?)
strawhat, Gore/Edwards | 06.09.07 - 7:26 pm
My sister and her hubby bought their first, and so far only, house in suburban Chicago 20 years ago. Nice 1960's split level. Probably 120,130. Don't want to know what it'd go for today.
Buckeye, that house would be 3 times as much if you were near Seattle.
Tlazolteotl | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:24 pm | #
Oh, I know! My Chicago nephew moved out there for school 2 years ago. Prices didn't shock my sister, but appalled me. I loved Seattle, but couldn't afford to have housing.
You give them too much credit. Does exploding Cuban cigars ring a bell?
Itching powder,
fleas in his beard.
Sorry -
AbSO-Fucking-Lutely!
As an example, the house my parents bought in 1962 for less than 40K - 3 (small)bedrooms, 1 bath, 2-car attached garage (since changed into a family room with a detached garage added), on a quarter acre, would now bring in at least 460K. This is in the suburbs east of Lake Washington, near Kirkland, but not even close to any water.
My 1st Apt was $85/month.
My first place out of college was $365 a month. A studio with a murphy bed.
But then again, it was on Bourbon Street. So, something of a steal.
You give them too much credit. Does exploding Cuban cigars ring a bell?
trifecta
Shit, you gotta point.
Terry C - End Bush's War Now!
You make an important point. If we don't end this shit now it won't be Bush's (or the Repuke's) war anymore.
It rains and is foggy so much here that I've painted all our walls in very bright colours-- lilac, a bright green, red, yellow, etc. It keeps us sane.
Oh brother!
Paris Hilton just released a statement that she's not going to appeal her sentence.
Says she's going to serve it and that the media should concentrate on the men and women serving in Iraq.
Didn't know she was aware (or cared) that there was a war on.
Agave, I'm not talking being anywhere near the water with that. House prices here in King County are nutso.
Tlazolteotl | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:31 pm
I nearly went out to Seattle in 1989, for school. At least then I probably would have been able to afford housing.
No need for an apology, we all know what you meant to type. Ithappens to me all the tiem.
My 1st Apt was $85/month.
My first place out of college was $365 a month. A studio with a murphy bed.
But then again, it was on Bourbon Street. So, something of a steal.
rorschach, shrimpherd
Well this was 1970.
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Says she's going to serve it and that the media should concentrate on the men and women serving in Iraq.
Didn't know she was aware (or cared) that there was a war on.
Well, you see, that's why she's in jail - for rehabilitation. Looks like it's working.
{Okay, can I snort/laugh now?}
Says she's going to serve it and that the media should concentrate on the men and women serving in Iraq.
Which means she's smarter than the entire MSM put together.
I have lived in apartments in NYC, Chicago, Buenos Aires, Lima -- but I was single. It was easy to live in a Barbie sized place with teeny appliances... now, I have to look at places and think "where will the bikes go? And the golf clubs? And the Christmas decorations? And the dog's crate? (or the cat's litter box... if I get my new kitty...) It is a wild experience to look for urban accommodations for a family -- you see houses and flats that are fabulous (if you were single or empty nesters) -- and you wonder how families live in large cities... but I see kids on bikes in the park... I see dogs... I know that people have lives and think: how do I do this? We don't live in a McMansion in a suburb -- we live in an old charming house in the city. But, as Americans in the midwest, jeez! we sure do take space for granted! I just assume I am going to have roses and basil in my garden -- and not think, wow! I have space for roses and herbs in a real garden!
our diploma for this effort when somebody asked us why we had put aluminum window frames into such an old house.
Tee-hee! I just got rid of the verdamnt aluminium windows in my bedroom and replaced them modern versions of 1950s standard casements! Crank windows bebe!
GWPDA, Roving Historian
My 1790s house had 2 over 2 replacement windows installed about 1860 to modernize the house to Victorian elegance of the Civil War era. To return the house to its Federal Era origins I replaced the 2 over 2 windows with antique 9 over 6 sashes from 2 houses built around 1830.
Removed all the glass and reinstalled all the window panes with hand blown 'wavy' glass.
I've done 112 panes of glass so far. About another 80 or so to go!
Mental illness comes in strange forms.
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Either that or her lawyer made it clear to her PR agent that her prospects were fading fast.
Texas has a law that being legally intoxicated is a defense?
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cheapest i ever paid for housing was subletting a room for $40/month, in Oregon in 1973
in 35 years, such rents have gone up over ten times, while the minimum wage (what i was making at the time) hasn't tripled yet
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The ivory it is! (See, I didn't mention, the floor in this room is saltillo, and this is also the room where all the pitchers are framed in black.) Dieu merci - I was already exhausted by the notorious Unika Vaev decision of last week.
O well, if you'd told me that to begin with.
[rolls eyes]
As for Kopp: do you really think God makes an exception to that "Thou shall not kill" rule? Do you really think he's going to say "Thanks, Bob! Move on up to the front of the line for taking out that baby killer"? Stupid!
Monica_A:Black & Crusading
He's going to join Paul Hill in hell.
Texas has a law that being legally intoxicated is a defense?
Well, that explains Bush's shady business deals going unpunished.
OK, no, that was Poppy and pals.
drunken hausfrau | 06.09.07 - 7:38 pm
Amazing, isn't it, just how much shit a family can accumulate over the years?
I was born in Seattle. It used to be a great bargain until people from LA started selling their homes and buying up there.
My Aunt had a 3,500 sq foot house on three levels with .75 acres and it was worth only $120,000 in the mid 80's.
My 1790s house had 2 over 2 replacement windows installed about 1860 to modernize the house to Victorian elegance of the Civil War era. To return the house to its Federal Era origins I replaced the 2 over 2 windows with antique 9 over 6 sashes from 2 houses built around 1830.
Removed all the glass and reinstalled all the window panes with hand blown 'wavy' glass.
I've done 112 panes of glass so far. About another 80 or so to go!
Mental illness comes in strange forms.
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Agent Orange | 06.09.07 - 7:39 pm | #
MMe Voltaire wants to hire you right now
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Wynn is a Hoyer enabler, he must go.
I don't drink much and I keep forgetting that it doesn't take much of those little tiny glasses of Frangelico to make me into a dizzy broad. Mmmm, but it tastes so nice....
The wall. And the pony.
GWPDA, Roving Historian
Oh, I LIKE that!
Texas has a law that being legally intoxicated is a defense?
A defense to what?
It's not a defense to any crime.
in 35 years, such rents have gone up over ten times, while the minimum wage (what i was making at the time) hasn't tripled yet
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Tacitus Voltaire
I rented a ROOM on the CT coast, 1990-92, for $350. But don't regret it. When the young 'hippies' moved in next door, well, best summer I've ever had!
I miss those guys. They freaked the provincial fucks out.
Much time out on the water late at nite.
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Says she's going to serve it and that the media should concentrate on the men and women serving in Iraq.
Which means she's smarter than the entire MSM put together.
lipreader, who ♥ Al Gore
That IS setting the bar pretty low.
Blackwater sues the families of the slain Blackwater employees killed in Fallujah (situation where burned bodies were hung from a bridge), demanding arbitration to remove families' lawsuits from the public courts. Wow, what a company.
http://freeinternetpress.com/sto...y.php?
sid=12153
Says she's going to serve it and that the media should concentrate on the men and women serving in Iraq.
I think the overwhelming lack of support at TMZ.COM got back to her entourage, and it's sinking in that she's not getting much sympathy out there.
So time to change the approach.
(CBS 5) BERKELEY A Berkeley watchdog organization that tracks military spending said it uncovered a strange U.S. military proposal to create a hormone bomb that could purportedly turn enemy soldiers into homosexuals and make them more interested in sex than fighting.
Richard
Because we know that only gay folks are more interested in sex than in killing other people.
Blackwater sues the families of the slain Blackwater employees killed in Fallujah (situation where burned bodies were hung from a bridge), demanding arbitration to remove families' lawsuits from the public courts. Wow, what a company.
http://freeinternetpress.com/sto...y.php? sid=12153
jawbone | 06.09.07 - 7:48 pm | #
company as sociopath
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Dean: If we don't end war, Democrats could lose power
Party chairman Howard Dean says only way to peace is Democratic president
• "The American people hired Democrats ... to ensure that we end this war"
• Says Bush veto on bill to tie war funds to troop withdrawal stopped progress
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS...o.ap/
index.html
My 1st Apt was $85/month.
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agave
First house in Dallas - $75 and it was not worth it. Not in any way. It had been brought in from the country on a trailer and put on that lot.
Then we moved a half block up the street to a quite nice little bitty frame house and that about $100.
But I'm talking a long time ago.
Because we know that only gay folks are more interested in sex than in killing other people.
Terry C - End Bush's War Now!
Like making people gay makes them sex crazy?
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I donated to Donna Edwards and to Tom Allen today.
Struts!
P.S.
What Digby Said.
Again.
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agent orange... wavy glass... home dating to 1790?
talk about WOW... I'm sure the house loves you!
Pancake accomplished!
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Oh my God. Tim Russert talking with Helen Thomas about when she called Bush the worst president ever. Helen claimed she was off the record. Russert just told her there's no such thing as off the record.
Helen, say it. You know you want to.
Pumpkinhead Timmeh just told Helen Thomas that everything is on the record in Washington.
"and make them more interested in sex than fighting."
Why don't they just focus on that regardless of orientation.
Suddenly you turn an army of hardened bad guys into a ravaging mob of thirteen year old sex addicts.
Drop one Penthouse magazine in the middle of them and they will kill themselves over it.
Either that or they end up with zits, poor grades, poor attitude and a preference for fart jokes.
Damn, haloscan is sending me back in time.
But I'm talking a long time ago.
Tena
Tena, You look nicely mature, but not old.
You have aged well. I'm 57 this year, don't feel it.
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The way our corporate laws are written requires corporations to act as psychopaths/sociopaths.
Dean: If we don't end war, Democrats could lose power
Party chairman Howard Dean says only way to peace is Democratic president
• "The American people hired Democrats ... to ensure that we end this war"
• Says Bush veto on bill to tie war funds to troop withdrawal stopped progress
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS...o.ap/ index.html
Lumpenprolitariot
I am an evil heretic. I must confess - this is who I want to run again. Not Al. Dr. Dean. He's the one.
Oops. I meant What Digby Said.
Not the other what Digby said. But it's hard to go wrong, with Digby.
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That gay bomb must be some kind of disinformtion campaign. I can't believe even these idiots would blieve that crap.
"World created in 6 days, 6000 years ago."
Lynne Cheney is a well-respected academic?
Tena, You look nicely mature, but not old.
You have aged well. I'm 57 this year, don't feel it.
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agave |
You are so sweet. You look far younger, which I think I told you in person. You look like you're in your 40s, Olaf is very handsome, which you can't really tell from NTodd's picture page - what else?
O, yeah, that other guy is the most incredibly gracious and giving host I've had the privilege to meet.
Thank you very much.
I'm back. Had to go feed the birdies. Now I'm hearing lots of appreciative munching.
I had to take my little one, the pionus, to the vet this morning. She's improving, has to have an x-ray in two weeks to see if we can take her off her respiratory meds.
The 25 Best Movies You've NEVER Seen:
http://movies.go.com/feature?
fea...eatureid=881399
Yellowbar stop fuckin' wit me. Dammit!
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I wish Clark was a viable candidate, but he is just not.
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I had to take my little one, the pionus, to the vet this morning. She's improving, has to have an x-ray in two weeks to see if we can take her off her respiratory meds.
Tlazolteotl
O dear. Birds frighten me as pets simply because I've never been good about keeping them alive, which I realize is probably not the most tactful thing I could have said. I hope your bird gets well!
Badboyzbadboyzwhatchagonnado?
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agent orange... wavy glass... home dating to 1790?
talk about WOW... I'm sure the house loves you!
drunken hausfrau
Window images
Before - circa 1860 "2 over 2" sashes (all paint removed framed repaired)
http://tinyurl.com/2lqo8y
After - circa 1830 "9 over 6" sashes (all antique hand blown glass)
http://tinyurl.com/3xkwp2
Got any question about faux graining?
Don't ask!
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Yellowbar stop fuckin' wit me. Dammit!
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ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©
f5
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"The Ohio Air Force lab proposed that a bomb be developed that contained a chemical that would cause enemy soliders to become gay, and to have their units break down because all their soldiers became irresistably attractive to one another," Hammond said after reviwing the documents."
http://cbs5.com/topstories/
local..._159222541.html
Tho far in field teths the silly things have been complete failure.
Eve ate that apple in 1859
http://pandagon.net/2007/06/09/d...m-creationists/
What’s amazing to me about this new Creation Museum is that it’s about 500 times worse than I could have imagined it. First of all, there’s the aggressive stupidity, such as this explanation for how Noah got the dinosaurs onto the ark:
The Ark easily had room for the dinosaurs (as you can see in other articles in this issue). First, the Ark was the size of a huge cargo ship (at least 450 ft [137 m] long). Second, there weren’t many different kinds of dinosaurs (only about 50 “kinds”). Third, God most likely brought the smaller juvenile dinosaurs, not the aging adults, because they would be better suited for the voyage and the responsibilities of reproducing rapidly after the Flood.
But the levels of self-congratulatory stupidity are even more troubling. You see, the reason that you need to believe that the story of Noah’s ark and the flood is the literal truth instead of a myth is because the theory of evolution is the cause of racism. Aspazia linked images from an exhibit that shows the full delusional nature of the odd argument that “Darwinism” is the source of immorality, and that fundamentalist Christianity is the source of good.
Tony Soprano sleeps with the fishes, tonight.
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Because we know that only gay folks are more interested in sex than in killing other people.
Terry C - End Bush's War Now!
Like making people gay makes them sex crazy?
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agave
The right REALLY believes that.
How pathetic is that?
Got any question about faux graining?
Don't ask!
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Agent Orange
Wow!
Like the trees reflected in it, too.
I wish Clark was a viable candidate, but he is just not.
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agave
Wouldn't be a bad VP candidate.
I like him for Secretary of Defense.
I am an evil heretic. I must confess - this is who I want to run again. Not Al. Dr. Dean. He's the one.
Tena | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:58 pm | #
Are you kidding.... me too.
thom hartmann says what killed him last time was his proposal to break up media monopolies. Not the dean scream.
Tony Soprano sleeps with the fishes, tonight.
Tomorrow night.
Maybe.
Dean for President sounds great to me.
Dean/Obama '08
They tested the gay bomb out at a Fundy Promise Keepers Meeting.
They scrapped it when 90% of the men remeained closet cases. Ted Haggard began acting out though.
Ted Haggard began acting out though.
Please they were just messages.....
Badboyzbadboyzwhatchagonnado?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
My friend Carly had two boys. They loved that song, or laffed at it. One got shot in the back of the head in a restraunt, gang/mafia style. Chicago.
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I like him for Secretary of Defense.
Terry C - End Bush's War Now! |
Somehow a civilian (not a retired general) seems more appropriate for DoD Secretary.
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Tena, I've had birds die too. It does happen.
I've almost lost this one two or three times now. She got eggbound in February and had to have surgery to remove it. And she was pushing on that egg so hard she gave herself a hernia. All of that on top of the respiratory infection we've been treating since January.
I like him for Secretary of Defense.
Terry C - End Bush's War Now! |
Somehow a civilian (not a retired general) seems more appropriate for DoD Secretary.
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Agent Orange
Wes can't do any worse than Rumsfeld!
What’s amazing to me about this new Creation Museum is that it’s about 500 times worse than I could have imagined it. First of all, there’s the aggressive stupidity, such as this explanation for how Noah got the dinosaurs onto the ark:
O I really think this is the death of this nonsense.
I was saying earlier - it's easier to buy the crap when it's on the page in The Book, or coming out of the preacher's mouth. You see it like that, only a moron is going to say: "yup, it was just like that!"
I hope anyway and if I find out different, I'm going to have to kill myself I'm afraid.
Wes can't do any worse than Rumsfeld!
It's hard to imagine who could be worse than Rumsfeld.
Bill Kristol, I suppose.
P.S. That's why I linked to Digby, earlier. I see Atrios linked to an earlier post, but her latest is teh awesome.
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I like him for Secretary of Defense.
He can't. Not for at least 3 years, I think.
I like him for Secretary of Defense.
He can't. Not for at least 3 years, I think.
Snow, Contrary
How about Jim Webb?
"Former Los Angles newscaster turned progressive talk radio host, Bree Walker ( http://thumbsnap.com/v/zkc8fd5i.jpg )will be purchasing Cindy Sheehan’s 5-acre property near the Bush ranch in Crawford, Texas,[..] Walker, currently a resident of San Diego, was previously a television news anchor in Los Angles and New York. She confirmed the news to us moments ago, in an exclusive interview, that she intends to keep the property “as a ground for freedom and peace” and is considering erecting a memorial there for troops killed in Iraq. She hopes to create a meditation garden on the grounds and to keep it open to the public.
“I’m cashing out my capitalist corporate stocks and buying into a legacy of peace,” she told The BRAD BLOG moments ago."
http://www.crooksandliars.com/
What’s amazing to me about this new Creation Museum is that it’s about 500 times worse than I could have imagined it. First of all, there’s the aggressive stupidity, such as this explanation for how Noah got the dinosaurs onto the ark:
O I really think this is the death of this nonsense.
I was saying earlier - it's easier to buy the crap when it's on the page in The Book, or coming out of the preacher's mouth. You see it like that, only a moron is going to say: "yup, it was just like that!"
I imagine y'all have seen this bit.
About the actor who plays "Adam"--and who's done porn.
What’s amazing to me about this new Creation Museum
As has been said, What century are we living in?
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“I’m cashing out my capitalist corporate stocks and buying into a legacy of peace,” she told The BRAD BLOG moments ago."
I am suitably impressed.
Bree Walker went all hippy chick after she divorced Jim Lampley.
How about Jim Webb?
Terry C - End Bush's War Now! | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 8:14 pm | #
I think we need Webb to continue to be a Democratic Senator from Virginia. We don't need any more Rethuglican Senators.
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An entertaining webpage...
A Brief History of the Apocalypse
http://www.abhota.info/end1.htm
It chronicles the various dates in history predicted to be the day we go bye-bye. The first entry:
ca. 2800 BC
According to Isaac Asimov's Book of Facts (1979), an Assyrian clay tablet dating to approximately 2800 BC was unearthed bearing the words "Our earth is degenerate in these latter days. There are signs that the world is speedily coming to an end. Bribery and corruption are common." This is one of the earliest examples of the perception of moral decay in society being interpreted as a sign of the imminent end.
About the actor who plays "Adam"--and who's done porn.
rorschach,
Yes. What isn't to love.
I want to go through very very high.
I hope anyway and if I find out different, I'm going to have to kill myself I'm afraid.
Tena |
Recall how the fundies flocked to Mel Gibson's Jesus effin' Christ movie. I think the Creation Museum may need a little more torture and savagery for a captive fundie audience.
Perhaps a dinosaur eating a misbehaving child.
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How about Jim Webb?
Terry C - End Bush's War Now! | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 8:14 pm | #
I think we need Webb to continue to be a Democratic Senator from Virginia. We don't need any more Rethuglican Senators.
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ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®© |
Good point.
Anything more about the Wyoming Senatorial situation?
I did not know until the other night (I read it here) that the Repug Senator from that state had passed away.
I've almost lost this one two or three times now. She got eggbound in February and had to have surgery to remove it. And she was pushing on that egg so hard she gave herself a hernia. All of that on top of the respiratory infection we've been treating since January.
Tlazolteotl
O dear. See - I'm way too high strung for that. I just start suffering with them and it all goes downhill. Poor little thing.
and then there's the cat, who is being renamed as of today.
agent orange... wavy glass... home dating to 1790?
I've been listening to an audio book, A Short History Of Nearly Everything, in which the author says very old window glass is thicker at the bottom vs. the top due to "flowing" of the glass. He used that an example to explain the "flow" of the Earth's interior rock.
Here's an interesting entry from that Apocalypse webpage...
Fall 1982
In the late '70s, Pat Robertson predicted the end of the world would occur in the fall of 1982. "I guarantee you by the end of 1982 there is going to be a judgment on the world," he said in a May, 1980 broadcast of the 700 Club. (Boyer p.13
"MSNBC News Services
Updated: 1 hour, 53 minutes ago
LOS ANGELES - Paris Hilton has not eaten or slept since arriving at the medical ward of a Los Angeles jail and is being given psychoactive drugs, celebrity Web site TMZ.com reported on Saturday, citing law enforcement sources.
The socialite and hotel heiress was ordered back to jail on Friday after a judge overruled a sheriff’s decision to place her under house arrest for psychological problems after she had spent three days of an expected three-week term behind bars.
The 26-year-old “has been crying a lot, praying” and is “extremely withdrawn,” TMZ reported."
Please release me, let me go......
Sinfonian wants us to all know he is live blogging Speaker Pelosi's speech tonight at his place, but can't get on here.
Come pay him a visitand see what's going on.
The 26-year-old “has been crying a lot, praying” and is “extremely withdrawn,” TMZ reported."
pigboy
Alcohol withdrawal?
Tena, I was pretty frantic for a couple of weeks with this bird. She's been through a lot. But she has an amazing will to live, and I wanted to give her every chance to recover. And she seems to be doing much better - she's acting much more normal now. The last two months, since we've gotten her hormones settled down, have been good. She's back to her sweet old self, who loves to chitter-chatter and have a bath.
Why are you renaming your cat?
Tony Soprano sleeps with the fishes, tonight.
Tomorrow night.
Maybe.
dave™© | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 8:06 pm | #
I really think it's more likely that Tony will pay for his sins with "The Family" by losing his family.
Pat likes making end of the world predictions it seems...
Apr 29, 2007
In his 1990 book The New Millennium, Pat Robertson suggests this date as the day of Earth's destruction. (Abanes p.13
"Pentagon to Appeal Guantanamo Decisions
Washington Post - Jun 8, 2007
By LOLITA C. BALDOR AP WASHINGTON -- The Defense Department said Friday that it will appeal the decisions of two judges who earlier this week stalled the military's move to put detainees at Guantanamo Bay on trial."
From what I have heard the Appeals Court for this new judicial system hasn't been formed yet. There is no court to appeal to until it is made up.
Richard,
Looks like we're still here, eh?
Terry C.,
re: Wyoming
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And she seems to be doing much better - she's acting much more normal now. The last two months, since we've gotten her hormones settled down, have been good. She's back to her sweet old self, who loves to chitter-chatter and have a bath.
O I'm so glad.
It's silly about the cat. I do that - I have a hard time naming kittens because I don't know much about the kind of cat it's going to be. This one - shall I bore you? Is so quirky. He's not very big, but he has a gorgeous long coat that he will not keep clean. He loves to roll in the dirt. I called him Ole for his tail, which is malformed - short and curled into an O. His name is really Fin, I think.
Just silly.
Alcohol withdrawal?
Hard drugs I suspect. Her pal, Nicole Ritchie, was on heroin at one point, so you got to figure she's on something.
Alcohol withdrawal?
Terry C - End Bush's War Now! | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 8:24 pm | #
Attention overload...... something that I thought could never happen.
very old window glass is thicker at the bottom vs. the top due to "flowing" of the glass. He used that an example to explain the "flow" of the Earth's interior rock.
GeorgeM | 06.09.07 - 8:21 pm
The idea of glass flow being demonstrated by thickness differences in old 500-800 year old mounted glass I believe has been pretty much discredited.
More likely a selection process by the glaziers putting the visibly thicker end toward the bottom.
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Ever so attractive hysterics?
So you're going to call him 'OleFin' because he's greasy?
I really don't give two shits about Paris Hilton, but I gotta give some kudos to the judge.
I have no doubt that his decision when initially sentencing her was swayed by the fact that although she had been officially caught by the police ONLY twice driving on her suspended license, pictures of her were appearing daily on TV, in magazines, and on the internet showing her behind the wheel and driving. Considering how fucking impossible it is to escape for even one day without seeing or hearing something about the skank, I'm sure he must have seen several other examples of times Paris chose to flip off the judge who gave her parole on the DUI charge to begin with. And she's just now figuring out that you can only flip everyone off so many times before someone finds a way to knock you down to size. Poor baby.
"What’s amazing to me about this new Creation Museum"
The spirit of P.T. Barnum lives on.
The idea of glass flow being demonstrated by thickness differences in old 500-800 year old mounted glass I believe has been pretty much discredited.
Ahh. Thanks.
So you're going to call him 'OleFin' because he's greasy?
Tlazolteotl
It almost fits - I hadn't thought of that. I don't like Tom for a name, but every time I look at him I think Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.
And she's just now figuring out that you can only flip everyone off so many times before someone finds a way to knock you down to size. Poor baby.
What I can't figure out, aside from deliberately doing this to get jail time, is why this woman of virtually limitless means didn't do her clubbing with a limo with a driver.
I mean, really, why is she driving herself?
Jul 7, 1999
The Earth's axis was to shift full 90 degrees at 7:00am GMT, resulting in a "water baptism" of the world, according to Eileen Lakes.
"GOP threatens ‘meltdown’ over judicial nominees
You’ve got to be kidding me.
Republican leaders yesterday threatened a “total shutdown” of Senate business if Democrats keep holding up President Bush’s appointments to the federal bench.
“It could cause major meltdown,” Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott, Mississippi Republican, said after Democrats postponed a committee vote on the nomination of Leslie H. Southwick to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit.
Mr. Lott said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, was “very mad” about judicial appointments and could bring the narrowly divided chamber to a standstill if Democrats don’t speed up the confirmation process.
“It could be total shutdown here pretty soon.”
Just when I thought Republican hypocrisy couldn’t get anymore galling, these clowns manage to kick things up a notch.
If Senate Republicans want to pick a fight over this, let them. The facts are on Democrats’ side.'
http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport...ives/
11059.html
Jul 7, 1999
The Earth's axis was to shift full 90 degrees at 7:00am GMT, resulting in a "water baptism" of the world, according to Eileen Lakes.
Yeah, I remember where I was when that happened.
If Senate Republicans want to pick a fight over this, let them. The facts are on Democrats’ side.'
The facts are irrelevant to the Mainstream Corporate Media. They've proven that again and again with Iraq.
Yeah, I remember where I was when that happened.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
!!!!!
I have to admit that my general schadenfreude wimps out when it comes to contemplating someone in apparent hysterics, in a state somewhere between tantrum and psychosis. Like Frodo faced with Gollum, I do yield to pity.
But I will say this: given potentially the best education money can buy, did the prisoner at bar's teachers fail to inculcate the lapidary concept: Don't Do the Crime If You Can't Do the Time? 
The Earth's axis was to shift full 90 degrees at 7:00am GMT, resulting in a "water baptism" of the world, according to Eileen Lakes.
Yeah, I remember where I was when that happened.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
Me too! Fortunately I was near a railing and was able to hold on while the rest of humanity went flying off into Space.
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I've heard of cats named Huckleberry.
I have strange ways of picking names as well. One of my birds we got from a breeder who didn't want him because he was too young. He's a subspecies of African grey called a 'timneh' so she was calling him 'Mr. T' which I found appalling. He was quite wild when we got him, and 'gacked' at us all the time. So I ended up naming him 'Kelele' which is Swahili for 'uproar.' It's turned out to be a good name for him.
The other greys have K-names from Swahili words as well. I know Swahili is spoken further east than where most greys come from, but this was before the intertubes and it was hard to find dictionaries for other African languages.
"CANBERRA, Australia - Australian troops acted lawfully when they shot and killed an American contractor in Baghdad after he ignored their orders to stop the truck he was driving, a spokesman said Thursday."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/
20070...in_contractor_1
Little Brother, with enough reason, I can wind myself up into that state and cry for days.
I did it in 2004, when the election was stolen. I did it after that goddamn Nazi bitch sold the place next to me in Colorado.
"CANBERRA, Australia - Australian troops acted lawfully when they shot and killed an American contractor in Baghdad after he ignored their orders to stop the truck he was driving, a spokesman said Thursday."
Now there's instant karma.
The facts are irrelevant to the Mainstream Corporate Media. They've proven that again and again with Iraq.
Apprentice to Darth Holden | 06.09.07 - 8:34 pm | #
That is such a sad truth.
Jul 7, 1999
The Earth's axis was to shift full 90 degrees at 7:00am GMT, resulting in a "water baptism" of the world, according to Eileen Lakes.
If only this had happened on April 15, 1912, all those poor souls on Titanic would have been spared.
"CANBERRA, Australia - Australian troops acted lawfully when they shot and killed an American contractor in Baghdad after he ignored their orders to stop the truck he was driving, a spokesman said Thursday."
Oops, the "drive like a motherfucker" technique seems to have a slight downside.
The ONLY sense in which I feel any pity for Paris is that her upbringing and environs have so poorly prepared her to be a human being. If you set out to create a freakazoid person with no chance of normality, she's what you'd design, I suppose, with no concept of personal responsibility.
The idea of glass flow being demonstrated by thickness differences in old 500-800 year old mounted glass I believe has been pretty much discredited.
This site summarizes the urban legend...
http://dwb.unl.edu/Teacher/NSF/C...sen/
florin.html
did the prisoner at bar's teachers fail to inculcate the lapidary concept: Don't Do the Crime If You Can't Do the Time?
Little Brøther
No.
It's more than a little obvious that she did not receive a proper upbringing. If she's to turn things around, it will have to be of her own doing. Her family failed her from the get-go, they're not going to help now.
CANBERRA, Australia - Australian troops acted lawfully when they shot and killed an American contractor in Baghdad after he ignored their orders to stop the truck he was driving, a spokesman said Thursday."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/ 20070...in_contractor_1
pigboy |
Classic example of the "I know who I am and so should they" syndrome.
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The other greys have K-names from Swahili words as well. I know Swahili is spoken further east than where most greys come from, but this was before the intertubes and it was hard to find dictionaries for other African languages.
Tlazolteotl
I like it. I went through a pretentious literary name phase. I'm glad I dropped that after about 2 cats' worth.
In these latter years, I've gotten quite laissez-faire about the whole thing because it puzzles me so, trying to do it right. I've got a real thing about names -
Am I the only one to have noticed that Paris Hilton already has that plastic surgery mask face you don't generally see on people until they're over 40? She's 25 or something. Sad. I see her in Michael Jackson territory in 20 years.
Classic example of the "I know who I am and so should they" syndrome.
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Agent Orange | 06.09.07 - 8:38 pm | #
Oh yeah, that kind of thinking will get you killed in a second.
This site summarizes the urban legend...
http://dwb.unl.edu/Teacher/NSF/C...sen/ florin.html
Richard
Ftr The 'crown glass' process was basically spinning the molten glass like a pizza dough mounted on a tool of some sort, then cutting when cooled.
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She's 25 or something. Sad. I see her in Michael Jackson territory in 20 years.
Jennifer
It's true.
I so hope nobody gives a shit by then.
"UK and US must quit Iraq quickly, says former ambassador
Tania Branigan and Rosie Lavan
Wednesday June 6, 2007
The Guardian
The British and American military presence in Iraq is worsening security across the region and should be withdrawn quickly, the UK's former ambassador to Washington warned yesterday.
Sir Christopher Meyer acknowledged that leaving Iraq would be "painful", but said the mission was not worth the death of one more serviceman. "I personally believe that the presence of American and British and coalition forces is making things worse, not only inside Iraq but the wider region around Iraq"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
intern...2096469,00.html
Anybody need a cat? I've got one I've got to find a home for. He moved in with me off the street last June when I moved here. He's perfectly nice, about 2 years old, long hair with gray ears & tail, and is polydactyl on his front paws. I'm going to move again next month and I'm only taking Maxi with me.
It's more than a little obvious that she did not receive a proper upbringing. If she's to turn things around, it will have to be of her own doing. Her family failed her from the get-go, they're not going to help now.
The fact that her parents appeared at the hearing where she was given the jail time is ample evidence that she was not inclucated with any sense of responsiblity. The reason she was given jail time is that she repeatedly flouted her probation. She was given breaks, and she chose to ignore the fact that she was indeed given them. She even blurted out something about having done everything she was told to do, but the stark reality is that she did no such thing.
BTW, I was in Home Depot looking for, among other things, a non-smelly spray lubricant. And I actually was directed to and purchased a big ol' can of JIG-A-LOO.
It's Canadian. And the link gives an innocuous and perfectly explanation of their "unusual" name.
Still, it sort of bothers me. I don't know whether to categorize it as a near-miss, like "niggardly". But it would seem to me that a Canadian manufacturer hoping to expand its market to us Southlanders would do a little market research, and perhaps offer their fine product under another name.
I mean... "jigaloo"? Is it just me?
I like it. I went through a pretentious literary name phase. I'm glad I dropped that after about 2 cats' worth.
Tena, I named my first cat, "Whack", when I was seven years old. Because he was White And Black.
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I like it. I went through a pretentious literary name phase. I'm glad I dropped that after about 2 cats' worth.
I guess my russian blue mix Nikita is sort of a riff on that.
But he was a pretty good cat. Ruled the poodle in the house.
Terry C.,
re: Wyoming
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ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©
Oh, fuck.
She even blurted out something about having done everything she was told to do, but the stark reality is that she did no such thing.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
Oh, I agree that she's received the proper punishment. I just think that her parents bear a large portion of blame for this person's lack of a road map for life.
Regarding glass....
< wide-eyed > But what about it being thixotropic?
I mean... "jigaloo"? Is it just me?
Little Brøther |
The original name 'spear-chunker' didn't poll real well in the marketing tests.
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Tena, I am particular about names too. Which was why I changed 'Mr. T' to Kelele. He hadn't had that name long enough to learn it, anyway. He does respond to Kelele.
It is appropriate - Kelele means 'uproar' either in the sense of making a cacaphony, or even breaking out in song. So it is a very appropriate name, since he does both. Right now he is sitting here whistling and clicking at me and making kissing sounds.
Tena, I named my first cat, "Whack", when I was seven years old. Because he was White And Black.
O my god, I really love that. That's the kind of name I just love cause I think that's a real cat name.
I was a scholarship kid at a prep school with kids rich as the Hiltons.
Some parents gave their kids beat up vw bugs for their 16th birthday which they had to work for paying back their parents, some got brand new Mercedes.
Guess which kids turned out the more grounded?
Oh, I agree that she's received the proper punishment. I just think that her parents bear a large portion of blame for this person's lack of a road map for life.
GeorgeM
It was not my intent to imply that you did not, and I agree with your assessment of her parents.
Guess which kids turned out the more grounded?
First two guesses don't count.
I guess my russian blue mix Nikita is sort of a riff on that.
But he was a pretty good cat. Ruled the poodle in the house.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
Yeah, but I was getting names out of Sartre and shit - I was so over the top. I was in my 20s.
And that name fits, sounds like. I love Russian names.
my general schadenfreude wimps out when it comes to contemplating someone in apparent hysterics, in a state somewhere between tantrum and psychosis
You are a much nicer person than I am. I get more and more disgusted as the hysteria gets racheted up. Children throw tantrums.
For those who can't trust their own judgment or the evidence of their own senses, this section contains a selection of quotes from distinguished scientists who specialize in the study of amorphous solids in general and glassy materials in particular.
I detest snippy comments like this. They don't belong in a scientific paper, unless it's an ego-trip scientific paper. There is plenty of science that does not conform to one's judgement or expectations.
/rant
Some parents gave their kids beat up vw bugs for their 16th birthday which they had to work for paying back their parents, some got brand new Mercedes.
God my husband had an incredibly Calvinistic upbringing.
I know how it ends up. A whole hell of a lot better. I'm glad we were so very middle class, cause my parents really couldn't get a handle on me after a certain point.
Actually, most of my contempt in l'affaire Hilton is heaped on the media.
And the utter silliness of paying someone to make appearances at your club, which was characterized as Paris "making a living" by some talking head twit.
You are a much nicer person than I am. I get more and more disgusted as the hysteria gets racheted up. Children throw tantrums.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator
Absolutely.
The woman is "stable" enough to keep up a non-stop social schedule. I'm sure she hasn't descended overnight into depressive psychosis. It's a temper tantrum.
The John Birch Society has always described itself as being open to people of all races and religions and claims it is staunchly against racist beliefs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Joh...n_Birch_Society
Guess which kids turned out the more grounded?
trifecta
The scholarship kids...
Right now he is sitting here whistling and clicking at me and making kissing sounds.
Tlazolteotl
One of my wife's friends got an African Grey from a rescue. He was raised in a frat house. You can guess the sort of vocabulary he uses.
If Senate Republicans want to pick a fight over this, let them. The facts are on Democrats’ side.'
http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport...ives/ 11059.html
pigboy | 06.09.07 - 8:32 pm
You got that right!
Leslie Southwick is a fucking racist, homophobic, incompetent boob.
I mean... "jigaloo"? Is it just me?
No, I too am reminded of the Bugaloos.
Just went on a dog walk.
A deer tried to intimidate us!
I saw it on the side of the road ahead and put the dogs on a short leash, but it never moved. It even came out on the road as we got near it, so I let their leashes out to see what would happen. They lunged but it stayed firm, even shorted and did a feeble front foot stomping. Maybe a young buck?
He followed us thru the woods for a bit.
Odd.
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The woman is "stable" enough to keep up a non-stop social schedule. I'm sure she hasn't descended overnight into depressive psychosis. It's a temper tantrum.
Given that she's been described as "a smart business person" for making four appearances a night at clubs for which she's compensated WELL beyond the minimum wage, yeah.
Actually, most of my contempt in l'affaire Hilton is heaped on the media.
And the utter silliness of paying someone to make appearances at your club, which was characterized as Paris "making a living" by some talking head twit.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
If they quit reporting on her all the fucking time, I doubt anyone would notice the absence.
Actually, most of my contempt in l'affaire Hilton is heaped on the media.
She's their creature, totally. They did this.
I just hate the media jackals - it's insane.
One of my wife's friends got an African Grey from a rescue. He was raised in a frat house. You can guess the sort of vocabulary he uses.
Hey, no frat house here, and even my CAG drops the F-bomb every once in awhile. You have to be very careful what you say around them!
Is Chimpy a Catholic?
Because if he isn’t ,why was he kissing the Pope’s ring?
They lunged but it stayed firm, even shorted and did a feeble front foot stomping. Maybe a young buck?
He followed us thru the woods for a bit.
Odd.
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agave
Bushitis.
Another reminder. Sinfonian is live blogging Pelosi's speech on his trusty blackberry at the moment.
Bill Clinton on Cspan for the dedication of the Billy Graham Library.
Before and after photos...
http://
www.awfulplasticsurgery.c...ilton_rhino.htm
Judging from photos, it looks like Paris Hilton has had two rhinoplasty surgeries. The first in 2001 built up her bridge. The second surgery appears to have slimmed the tip of her nose (too much because now her nose hooks downward). Perhaps, she should have stopped after the first surgery. In spite of the rhinoplasty gone wild, her cheek implants look nice.
He followed us thru the woods for a bit.
Odd.
Isn't it mating season?
Deer can be aggressive. And they can hurt you.
Is Chimpy a Catholic?
Because if he isn’t ,why was he kissing the Pope’s ring?
Whoops.
Big no-no if you're going to be Jeebus' Appointed Regent on Earth, he's going to piss off some fundies with that one.
Bill Clinton says what always struck him about Billy Graham was his incredible kindness.
Wow, funny you should mention Jacko, Jennifer. Not ha-ha funny; I was thinking about just that sort of "freakazoid" common denominator myself.
Their lives never belonged to them in the first place; they were propelled into respective celebrity niches and were raised like proverbial lotuses in a hothouse. It's hard to see how someone in that manipulative matrix wouldn't emerge as an emotionally warped or shattered freak.
Next to my permanent hope that I will suddenly be sucked into a parallel universe in which Paris Hilton never existed, I also hope that she settles down and toughs it out. She'll be sprung shy of her total sentence, I'm sure, but despite my tender-heartedness I think her ass needs to stay in jail long enough to force a catharsis.
And then be sent to a nunnery. 
trifecta,
do they hit you up for donations?
Bill Clinton is an extremely well spoken man with a lot of tact.
bite me halo scan. just bite me.
You got that right!
Leslie Southwick is a fucking racist, homophobic, incompetent boob.
Diane C. Barking-Mad | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 8:54 pm | #
Democrats have been bending over way too much and far too long. The damage may never be undone when it comes to the judiciary. Let them shut down the whole fucking thing as far as I am concerned. We cannot afford another Republican Judge.
Bushitis.
Allie,hysterical.castrator
It's infected the Texas deer?
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I named the latest cat Gimli because he's a funny looking, chubby little tough guy tomcat.
I believe the proper response to the Pope is "Hey, howyadoin' Ratso?"
And someone please whack jack - he's skipping again.
You have to be very careful what you say around them!
Tlazolteotl
A female realtor came over to the woman's house and walked up to the bird's cage. The bird very plainly said "Whore". The realtor was aghast of course, and my wife's friend tried to explain it away. But after the tour of the house, the realtor returned to the bird's cage, and once again he said "Whore"
Tlaz - A couple of Czechs moved in next door to my parents years ago, and they had two big green parrots. They had a perch set up for them in the front yard, and the birds would sit out there and shout at people who walked or rode by on bikes. Also they heard me calling my cat and they started calling him too. (The cats were totally freaked by the parrots - wouldn't go anywhere near them.)
But the funniest thing was my mom telling about going over to Vlado and Monica's for dinner. The birds were making a racket (they had a huge cage for them inside) and Vlado yelled at them a couple of times, and when they still didn't shut up, he covered up their cage. Mom said it was very quiet for a moment, then a "fuck you, Vlado" issued from under the cage cover. Vlado tried to claim they were saying something in Czech, but Mom wasn't buying it.
I used to tell the folks that all they needed now was for a Romanian with a dancing bear to move in on the other side.
Carter and Clinton say Graham always insisted on integrated evangelical crusades. Clinton says Graham was filling football stadiums in the south with blacks AND whites in the 1950's.....
Mom said it was very quiet for a moment, then a "fuck you, Vlado" issued from under the cage cover. Vlado tried to claim they were saying something in Czech, but Mom wasn't buying it.
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That's a wonderful story.
Is Chimpy a Catholic?
Because if he isn’t ,why was he kissing the Pope’s ring?
sally | 06.09.07 - 8:56 pm | #
Chimpy called the Holy Father sir. So he manages to piss off Catholics along with everybody else.
Who coulda seen that coming?
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Clinton says when he first met Hillary he took her on a date to a Billy Graham crusade.
We cannot afford another Republican Judge.
pigboy |
And, for crissakes, he's been nominated for the New Orleans circuit! Just what they needed.
Jennifer - LOL!!!
I think I will teach my CAG to shout "Hey you kids! Get offa my lawn!"
And, for crissakes, he's been nominated for the New Orleans circuit! Just what they needed.
Diane C. Barking-Mad | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 9:02 pm | #
shrub sure loves kicking people when they are down.
Didn't a Dem President threaten to put 9,11 or even 15 judges on the supreme court?
Anything to break the tite of wingnuts.
Bill Clinton says what always struck him about my nutsac was their incredible softness.
Shut the motherfucker down then. Elections have consquences and this one of them.
fuck CooCoo, fuck his fucking judicial nominees and fuck the Repugs.
Simple - just don't do it, Congress. And if you motherfuckers do you're approvals are going down again.
Quit playing to the Repug base, bitches. My god.
Clinton says when he first met my nutsac he took them on a date to a Billy Graham crusade.
Carter and Clinton say Graham always insisted on integrated evangelical crusades. Clinton says Graham was filling football stadiums in the south with blacks AND whites in the 1950's.....
steel
What would jack do without CSpan or CNN?
I am an evil heretic. I must confess - this is who I want to run again. Not Al. Dr. Dean. He's the one.
Tena | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 7:58 pm | #
Are you kidding.... me too.
thom hartmann says what killed him last time was his proposal to break up media monopolies. Not the dean scream.
pigboy
Howard Dean is my hero. I just sold my old van to buy a new one, and the part that got me the most choked up was losing my "Dean for America" sticker on the back of the old one. I still have all 4 Deanie Babies sitting on the TV in my bedroom, two signed by the man himself, waiting for resurection day.
Give 'em hell, Howard!
I believe the proper response to the Pope is "Hey, howyadoin' Ratso?"
I believe that it is "Seig Heil!" Nazi youth and all.
Carter and Clinton say my nutsac always insisted on integrated crusades. Clinton says Graham was filling my nutsac in the south with blacks AND whites in the 1950's.....
Is Chimpy a Catholic?
Because if he isn’t ,why was he kissing the Pope’s ring?
http://www.talkleft.com/story/20...04/20/684/
83575
It was Pope Benedict XVI, formerly known as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who inserted the Catholic church into the 2004 election by ordering bishops to deny communion to abortion rights supporters, including candidate John Kerry.
In a June 2004 letter to US bishops enunciating principles of worthiness for communion recipients, Ratzinger specified that strong and open supporters of abortion should be denied the Catholic sacrament, for being guilty of a "grave sin."
He specifically mentioned "the case of a Catholic politician consistently campaigning and voting for permissive abortion and euthanasia laws," a reference widely understood to mean Democratic candidate Kerry, a Catholic who has defended abortion rights. The letter said a priest confronted with such a person seeking communion "must refuse to distribute it."
Ratzinger even instructed the Bishops on which voters could receive communion.
[N.B. A Catholic would be guilty of formal cooperation in evil, and so unworthy to present himself for Holy Communion, if he were to deliberately vote for a candidate precisely because of the candidate’s permissive stand on abortion and/or euthanasia. When a Catholic does not share a candidate’s stand in favour of abortion and/or euthanasia, but votes for that candidate for other reasons, it is considered remote material cooperation, which can be permitted in the presence of proportionate reasons.]
Quit playing to the Repug base, bitches. My god.
Tena | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 9:03 pm | #
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We need to replace Democrats that do, with Democrats that won't.
just don't do it, Congress. And if you motherfuckers do you're approvals are going down again.
I hope they won't approve him, but they approved Roberts and Altio.
Hey kids.
Goddess help me, I just bought a dozen hatching eggs off ebay.
*ulp!*
Isn't it mating season?
Deer can be aggressive. And they can hurt you.
Tena
Is it? they get weird then. Maybe.
I know they, even tho they are kinna small here, can be dangerous.
One nite I was sitting out in the trees with LC and a deer took exception. It was dark, but I heard this close snorting and stomping, I could feel it on the ground.
People have been killed by these cute things.
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The antibiotic Cipro can cause spontaneous tendon rupture.
I just bought a dozen hatching eggs off ebay.
*ulp!*
Did you buy an incubator, too?
We need to replace Democrats that do, with Democrats that won't.
pigboy |
Agreed, but Ned Lamont should have been a slam dunk.
Enough idiot Dems voted for Liarman.
And I have had quite enough of the Grahams, thank you very much. There's a crusade here this weekend and it's all-fundie, all-the-time. Good weekend to stay home and catch up on laundry.
Did you buy an incubator, too?
The teen and I are devising a system involving heating pads and 100-watt bulbs and her vigilance.
I admit, it might not work.
Molly, you're going to need a heat lamp for those baby chicks. They don't regulate their temperatures so well for the first 3-4 weeks.
Hey kids.
Goddess help me, I just bought a dozen hatching eggs off ebay.
*ulp!*
Molly Ivors
Sheesh, one duckling moves in, and then this?
You are one ol' softie, aren't you?
Agreed, but Ned Lamont should have been a slam dunk.
Enough idiot Dems voted for Liarman.
sally | 06.09.07 - 9:08 pm | #
That was a huge Republican power play back then. They went all out to support LIEberman. I don't think they could cover all the candidates if we there was a big push for replacements.
You are one ol' softie, aren't you?
Ayup.
Molly, you're going to need a heat lamp for those baby chicks. They don't regulate their temperatures so well for the first 3-4 weeks.
Done and done.
Good weekend to stay home and catch up on laundry.
Molly Ivors | Homepage | 06.09.07 - 9:08 pm | #
Hey! That's exactly what I'm doing.
And I bought two big chrome shelf thingies--even if I can't sort all my books & papers, etc., I can at least get it off the floor of my studio...
I believe that it is "Seig Heil!" Nazi youth and all.
Hecate, Runnymeade Con
Can I give you a nice neck rub or foot rub?
There's a crusade here this weekend and it's all-fundie, all-the-time. Good weekend to stay home and catch up on laundry.
Molly Ivors |
Pocono 500 (NASCAR) across the PA border too. Man, the yahoos gonna be everywhere.
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Done and done.
Molly Ivors |
Molly, get one of these:
http://www.androv-medical.com/pr...roduct.php/46/
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You can find them at your local hardware store.
Set it up over the chicks in a large box full of pine shavings. You will need to clean out their food and water at least twice daily.
We need to do something about Reid. He never follows through.
I had a friend who did this with 100 watt bulbs. You don't want it dead center, you want it off to the side in case they get overheated, so they can get out of the direct heat. If they fall asleep alone, you know the temp is right. If they huddle together the bulb needs to be moved further away.
The depth and breadth of knowledge of Atriots never ceases to amaze me.
Family movie night tonight was this. I'd never heard of it, but I really liked it.
Last week was 'Carousel,' I wish someone would've warned me it was pro-domestic abuse propaganda!
Richard Rorty, Requiem In Pacem.
never was a huge Rorty fan, but his critique of the Anglo-American analytics was always worthwhile.
correction, if they huddle together, the bulb needs to be closer as they are cold.
Simels regrets...
I miss Woody.
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People have been killed by these cute things.
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agav
O yeah. My parents' pet deer at the trout farm almost killed a woman and would have if their dog hadn't driven him off. I was told he had some kind of instinctual antipathy for this particular person and she showed up when Mom and Dad were out. He stalked her and trapped her and had her on the ground and was beating her with his hooves.
We need to do something about Reid. He never follows through.
nothing that a successful primary challenge of a couple dozen House members and one or two Senators won't fix.
the only thing the Democratic leadership understands (besides lobbyists bundled checks) is the negative reinforcement of the voters. Harry is teachable.
Good weekend to stay home and catch up on laundry.
I can never catch up on laundry. I'm single and live alone and I have never seen a totally empty laundry basket.
So, has anyone seen Bobby? Is it worth a $3.95 investment? How about The Good Shephard?
Woody misses us
Molly,
When son was in Montessori, they hatched a bunch of chicks. The kids were fascinated. Of course, then you need a chicken coop to keep them in as they get bigger.
I have the good shephard. I want to watch it tonight Allie. Instead, we are going to watch motherfucking snakes on a motherfucking plane.
My wife loves those kind of movies. I have sat through Anaconda, Lake Placid, etc too many times.
Some pie annie play'n:
Vienna Teng Live - Harbor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H...h?
v=HLd0RrRkFbY
Speakina cute things, I have Bonus Critter Blogging up.
Thanks for the tip, Tlazolteotl.
Hecate,
our crazy neighbor lets his wander the neighborhood. I don't think we'll do that, but we can be pretty loose about restraints, I think.
Oh, Molly!
Honey, from Ebay? Cornell Ag doesn't sell baby chicks?
~~~sigh~~~~
Good luck, kiddo. I mean it. Good luck.
O yeah. My parents' pet deer at the trout farm almost killed a woman and would have if their dog hadn't driven him off.
Tena
They have attacked and killed old people tending their gardens.
Me, I'm not afraid of them, but in 20 years, maybe.
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Of course, then you need a roasting pan to keep them in as they get bigger.
Hecate
FTFY
I have huge piles of laundry to do tomorrow and I rather like doing laundry. I've had my own washer and dryer now for over 22 years but I still remember the horror.
It just makes me happy that I can do it right here!
And Mr. Bill has enough class to stand there and sing out How Great Thou Art without a shadow of embarassment.... Very nice.
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The depth and breadth of knowledge of Atriots never ceases to amaze me.
Diane C. Barking-Mad
Collectively, we're a fucking genius.
Separately, not so much.
Cornell Ag doesn't sell baby chicks?
Not in June. Our nesting duck was apparently late this year.
Anyway, my last night as a single mother--gotta go!
Separately, not so much.
Scrool Trool,
Ain't it the truth?
Collectively, we're a fucking genius.
Along with our pals Wiki and Google.
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O yeah. My parents' pet deer at the trout farm almost killed a woman and would have if their dog hadn't driven him off.
My brother-in-law almost got killed by his reindeer. They dragged him on the ground but he managed to wriggle under the fence.
I was finished the front garden for this year two weeks ago.
Now I'm finished the front garden for this year, again.
My parents' pet deer at the trout farm almost killed a woman and would have if their dog hadn't driven him off.
My cousin several times removed, Dollison Sweat Love was gored to death by a deer in his own private deer park.
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Richard Rorty, the leading American philosopher and heir to the pragmatist tradition, passed away on Friday, June 8.
He was Professor of Comparative Literature emeritus at Stanford University. In April the American Philosophical Society awarded him the Thomas Jefferson Medal. The prize citation reads: "In recognition of his influential and distinctively American contribution to philosophy and, more widely, to humanistic studies. His work redefined knowledge 'as a matter of conversation and of social practice, rather than as an attempt to mirror nature' and thus redefined philosophy itself as an unending, democratically disciplined, social and cultural activity of inquiry, reflection, and exchange, rather than an activity governed and validated by the concept of objective, extramental truth."
At the awards ceremony, presenter Lionel Gossman celebrated Dr. Rorty as an advocate of "a deeply liberal, democratic, and truly American way of thinking about knowledge." Dr. Rorty's published works include Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature (1979), Consequences of Pragmatism (1982), Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity (198, Objectivity, Relativism and Truth: Philosophical Papers I (1991), Essays on Heidegger and Others: Philosophical Papers II (1991), Achieving Our Country: Leftist Thought in Twentieth Century America (199, Truth and Progress: Philosophical Papers III (199, and Philosophy and Social Hope (2000).
I have huge piles of laundry to do tomorrow and I rather like doing laundry. I've had my own washer and dryer now for over 22 years but I still remember the horror.
I also have my own washer and dryer. My washer is a Maytag and my dryer is a Sears Kenmore. Both are over 30 years old and have been trouble free. I highly recommend them.
My cousin several times removed, Dollison Sweat Love was gored to death by a deer in his own private deer park.
An acquaintence raises deer in CenTex and sells the meat. Are you telling me they might get even?
Yes, Laura, they do make your ass look big.
Are you telling me they might get even?
Scrool Trool, Stoopid
Wouldn't you?
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My brother-in-law almost got killed by his reindeer. They dragged him on the ground but he managed to wriggle under the fence.
Echidne of the snakes
They aren't very big, are they? They've got a huge rack (*sigh*)
Rorty was trying to bring together the analytic and continental traditions by showing how each camp was reaching the same conclusions. His work probably succeeded in getting both sides to be taken more seriously. It was not a critique of 'analytic' philosophy but a certain kind of tradition in philosophy.
"An acquaintence raises deer in CenTex and sells the meat. Are you telling me they might get even?"
They are co-conspirators with those Okie Cows.
Acquaintance.
Toldja I was stoopid.
The odd thing a bought the deer here is, as a coworker put it, if you hurt them, you will not go to jail. You will be put you under the jail!
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Good night, Sweet Moonbats. Sweet dreams.
mrs. ibrahim al-jafaari | 06.09.07 - 9:27 pm
Thank you so much for that- I can't tell you how I enjoyed it and I'm embarrassed that I didn't know anything about him.
Yes, Laura, they do make your ass look big.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator
She's packing a jet pack for emergencies.
They aren't very big, are they? They've got a huge rack (*sigh*)
Bigger than large dogs, though. And these were working together to kill him.
Fine. No opinions.
How about Music and Lyrics? But if I'm going to watch a romantic comedy I may need beer.
Good night, lovely Goddess - sweet dreams to you.
Bigger than large dogs, though. And these were working together to kill him.
Echidne of the snakes
Ho, ho, hoooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
well, his critique was an extension of Dewey's critique. maybe I should have been clearer.
I just didn't like him very much for his really really bad reading of Heidegger, though most of his excesses were those committed by his New Historicist followers.
Yes, Laura, they do make your ass look big.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator
It's not even so much the pants, but why is that jacket so tight? Don't they have access to tailors?
Yes, Laura, they do make your ass look big. Hecate
watertiger was all over that action, so to speak, this morning.
State Farm estimates that 1.5 million vehicles collide with deer every year, resulting in 150 motorists deaths and $1.1 billion in vehicle damages.
And we worry about Islamofascist terrorists?
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I just didn't like him very much for his really really bad reading of Heidegger, though most of his excesses were those committed by his New Historicist followers.
mrs. ibrahim al-jafaari
And this is why I didn't know about him. I have read Heidegger on my own, I've read others, always on my own, never took the courses - I don't have the foundation for it.
Allie,hysterical.castrator
Four Weddings And A Funeral
Yes, Laura, they do make your ass look big.
I'll bet she listens to designers as well as her husband listens to generals. "I'll wear whatever color you say, as long as it's khaki."
Allie,hysterical.castrator
I thought about making a recommendation, but nothing stands out among the 50 Netflix Mrs. Trool and I have consumed recently. The Queen, e.g., wasn't all that good. The dialogue was largely exposition, which is one of my pet peeves.
Hey, how about Quills? I went to H.S. with the author/screenwriter.
allie
The Good Sheperd was ok, I just didn't buy damon as the lead. Jolie was good, however, as was DeNiro. the narrative arc just seemed too forced.
my two cents.
Cool , spider vision.
The Good Sheperd was ok
I got bored. He bored me to death.
I wanted to look at Angelina.
Four Weddings And A Funeral
GeorgeM
Isn't that just five of the same thing?
Oh darn it. Even though my mom called and there were 33 new comments when I got back, nobody saw me...
Isn't that just five of the same thing?
Allie,hysterical.castrator
Heh...
Well, my choices are limited to what's on pay-per-view...
I just watched The Last King of Scotland and the last episode of The Tudors again.
allie
we have "Night Watch" and "Venus" in our que, and just sent "Letters from Iwo Jima" back.
State Farm estimates that 1.5 million vehicles collide with deer every year, resulting in 150 motorists deaths and $1.1 billion in vehicle damages.
Back in the early 1980's, a friend of mine hit a moose on the highway. He escaped with minor injuries (he ducked his head under the dashboard at the very last second), but the moose tore the roof off of his car.
I believe I'll mosey as well. I picked up a copy of Iris Murdock's "The Bell" today, a book I haven't read in years. I figured it was time for a revisit.
Have a pleasant rest of the evening, bats.
"State Farm estimates that 1.5 million vehicles collide with deer every year, resulting in 150 motorists deaths and $1.1 billion in vehicle damages. "
That doesn't sound right. 1.5 million deer hits a year?
Just got in and saw you Whisky
you are not alone
Hello all
Well, my choices are limited to what's on pay-per-view...
Hoax and Breach were pretty good.
Pan's Labyrinth was magnificent.
Rocky Balboa made me cry, and I'm a big strong man.
Fine. No opinions. How about Music and Lyrics? But if I'm going to watch a romantic comedy I may need beer. Allie
Sorry, didn't see the others. Music & Lyrics is exactly as cute as you would expect from Hugh and Drew, which isn't a bad thing.
State Farm estimates that 1.5 million vehicles collide with deer every year
That's one stout deer.
Thanks John, Hey, to you, too.
but the moose tore the roof off of his car.
Richard
Heh - moose, in Calgary. Pop putting out at the Calgary Golf Club, Johnny Watson standing off to the side, gesticulating wildly. Pop, getting madder and madder at Johnny distracting him, finally holes the ball and looks up, only to see Johnny by then running like mad into the woods, and a very, very large moose standing next to the flag, watching.....
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whiskey girl, a-go-go
You're in NoHo, right?
Our oldest son graduated from Hampshire College in 2003.
We always enjoyed our visits.
"only to see Johnny by then running like mad"
Why was he running?
Peace out doods and doodettes.
I'm off to find pizza.
Mrs. Trool is out of town and I'm suddenly in college again.
That doesn't sound right. 1.5 million deer hits a year?
EkCenTriK
ntoddler would hit it.
Heh - moose, in Calgary. Pop putting out at the Calgary Golf Club, Johnny Watson standing off to the side, gesticulating wildly. Pop, getting madder and madder at Johnny distracting him, finally holes the ball and looks up, only to see Johnny by then running like mad into the woods, and a very, very large moose standing next to the flag, watching.....
Oh, deer.