I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
Hullo!
Score!
OK, gonna let youse guyz know...
Let me check the kerning on the bookbag and get back to you.
They didn't invent bookbags until 1974.
I need ocular proof!
Did they even have books?
Drive-by, but I failed.
Their [sic] were no armbands until 2001.
Back to the garden. We're gonna burn stuff!
Later, batz.
Yahoo headline....
"Apartment complex uses dancers in windows to sell units"
Backpacks were just starting to come in back then. Armbands were plentiful.
Jerk.
Ummm. I actually remember both book bags and arm bands.
But the book bags were usually rucksacks and canvas. (does that still count?)
I threw a baseball cap across the room when the Red Sox lost a playoff game in 2003. True story.
She's lying.
It was actually a tin Barbie lunchpail.
Whenever the presence or absence of papyrus scrolls is doubted, we need to check with Steve Simels.
They didn't invent bookbags until 1974.
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
books weren't even invented until '72.
I dragged a bookbag to and from school from about 2nd grade on. (1873)
Sheezle.
Was Gutenberg even born yet?
Did they even have books?
Books were not invented until Project Gutenberg was founded in 1971.
Books were not invented until Project Gutenberg was founded in 1971.
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
wait a year, then give me a coke.
please.
Hurling was never used as a word until Wayne's World in the 90s.
Did the guy on CNN just say "McLovin"?
Books were not invented until Project Gutenberg was founded in 1971.
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
e-mail me evidence, please.
Grief wasn't invented until 2003.
Did the guy on CNN just say "McLovin"?
WalterNeff
Barack Obama: Hawaiian organ donor.
e-mail me evidence, please.
V for Virginia
send him an SASE
Did the guy on CNN just say "McLovin"?
Did he block the cock?
Well, I just don't know what to say.
send him an SASE
ErinPDX
HAH!
Did Hillary hurl the book bag at a sniper or Vince Foster?
Until the 1980's, folks used the bladders of wild boars to carry their books.
Hugh threw his Ipod across the room when he heard of MLK's assassination.
We had satchels back then. Basically the same thing, just not a backpack style.
confession: i'm a liar also. i recently had a conversation in which i claimed to bring bagged lunches to school when i was a kid.
i actually carried a box.
with that, i am no longer qualified to be president.
She didn't have a series of footmen carry her books behind the sedan chair?
I carried lunch in a brown paper bag.
Now, I use a purple Tupperware lunch bag.
Grief wasn't invented until 2003.
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
now you are a year off in the other direction.
So Hewitt didn't have a Nazi armband at 12? I'm shocked.
William F Buckley, on hearing of MLK's death, had an extra martini.
They weren't called armbands in 1968, man. They were called brassards, man.
We had satchels back then. Basically the same thing, just not a backpack style.
mer
Yes, it was a satchel. I don't remember whether it had a shoulder strap or not. You'd think so, but I just don't remember.
Used to strap it on the withers of the dinosaur and hold on with both hands.
Yeah! The internets are fixed.
This is more of make shit up to feed the hate crap.
Iraqi official: Blackwater staying on "is bad news"
I even packed my kids lunches in brown paper bags. I love brown paper bags.
Hello 
i take a pack lunch with me to work
leibniz: Buckley probably made his martinis by pouring the gin in the presence of a bottle of vermouth. Sort of a homeopathic approach...
we had armbands but we wore them as chastity belts.
clearly, anyone who uses the word "bookbag" instead of "satchel" to describe what happened in 1968 is a lying sack of manure trying to hoodwink the american people. how could anyone fall for such tripe?
Chris Hitchens drinks his dinner out of a paper bag.
Did everybody wear onions in their belts?
I think it's only fair to warn you that we must learn to adapt to the beneficial nonthreat of global warming through geoengineered planetary cooling, lest we fall prey to the alarmism fomented by Marxist atheists who want to destroy our way of life.
when i was at primary school i always brought a new backpack when I was on holiday in France
Buckley probably made his martinis by pouring the gin in the presence of a bottle of vermouth. Sort of a homeopathic approach..
Now that you mention it, much of conservatism is like homeopathy. William Kristol is like a bent water molecule who thinks he can seed his bent molecule ideas.
why would anyone care?
Demotivational posters here:
http://www.despair.com/viewall.html
Did everybody wear onions in their belts?
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
Only the really trendy kids.
Did everybody wear onions in their belts?
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
i wore a garlic necklace
ql, agree, it is just plain stupid.
Only the really trendy kids.
Well, there were the shalls and the shallots.
The Atlanta drought is over.
Well, there were the shalls and the shallots.
Henry Flower
let's get to the root of this right now.
my horse didn't win the Grand National either
came in 8th or 9th
repost from downstairs
"Do you own your own home?"
Not exactly & we don't want aluminum siding on our brick monastery, but we never build a new section of the plan (only one piece left to go) unless we can build it with less than half our portfolio value
I spent the afternoon traveling around south Jersey looking for a souvenir bell for my mother --hours of fruitless search -- so we came back here & bought something online that was shipped -- malls are for socializing! (Introverts don't need tham! But we are a minority!)
Prior Aelred | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 3:41 pm | #
Well, there were the shalls and the shallots.
Henry Flower
Almost four . . . I guess I could have a beer.
Judges?
Hey, Erin; thanks for being there when I needed help! How are ya?
let's get to the root of this right now.
kill tubers with one stone?
I sat in appalled silence when the Red Sox lost a playoff game in 1986. True story.
We used to buy knapsacks at the Army-Navy store.
Of course now, when we go to Chinese restaurants, after you read your fortune cookie you have to say the words "under sniper fire", then hurl your scroll case across the forum.
I'm not sleeping well these days.
kill tubers with one stone?
Henry Flower
that one made me cry.
V4VA -- have beer!
No why (jumping in at the end of a thread has advantages & disadvantages ..)
It doesn't really matter what happened, so long as it's what is being talked about. Truthiness doesn't lose its flavor on the bedpost overnight.
-
Bismarck ND expecting up to 10" of snow.
I'll give you a legume up.
hanging in there plantsman. Nasty cold. sister-in-law's pig is probably being slaughtered right now....husb may spend day cutting it up. ugh, but good for the freezer. Bacon anyone?
Gromit, I'm part of the first generation of Sox fans who don't have a clear memory of the '86 season, just of the years of aftermath. Now think of those poor 10-year old kids who've only seen the team win two World Series!
damn - Creationist preacher Ken Ham is used to the problems that arise from combining what he reads in the Old Testament and what scientists tell him. He has no difficulty squaring six days of creation and 6,000 years of Earth history with evidence from fossils and geological dating - for him, scientists who think the world is millions of years old are simply wrong.
Ham, a US-based Australian, has been on a tour of the UK, and listening to him explain this week that most of the fossils on the Earth were left during Noah's flood, and that dragon legends are ancient memories of dinosaurs, it would be easy to dismiss him as a crank.
Scientific evidence suggests the Earth is around 4.5bn years old, the universe is around 14bn years old and dinosaurs died out 65m years ago, long before anything resembling a human evolved.
But Ham's ideas and his organisation, Answers in Genesis (AIG), are influential, especially in the US. In May last year, the organisation built the Creation Museum in Kentucky. Within eight weeks of opening, the $27m (£14m) attraction had clocked up 100,000 visitors. The operation in the UK is smaller but still significant, with an annual turnover of around £500,000. One report suggested it dispatches between 30,000 and 50,000 books, DVDs and videos each year.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
scienc...ersiesinscience
Ken Ham needs to fuck off
I'll give you a legume up.
leibniz♘☮ |
i suggest we nip this in the bud.
Did they even have protests in 68?
Now think of those poor 10-year old kids who've only seen the team win two World Series!
I hate those kids.
This is more of make shit up to feed the hate crap.
Cue retort that book-bag skepticism is in order because Clinton lied about X, Y, Z in 5... 4... 3... 2... 1...
that one made me cry.
don't get your bermudas wet
I hate those kids.
NTodd
Your Caucasians should be in the mix again this year. Hope springs internal etc.
I saw the Phillies win the World Series once. It all seems like a misty water-colored memory now.
don't get your bermudas wet
Henry Flower |
what a rye comment.
Do we know for certain that Hillary Clinton isn't actually a hologram designed by Soviet Russia?
Moonbootica!
Some people prefer certitude to the truth!
You would have enjoyed the EschaCon!
I saw the Phillies win the World Series once.
I think you're full of Schmidt. 
I think it's only fair to warn you that we must learn to adapt to the beneficial nonthreat of global warming through geoengineered planetary cooling, lest we fall prey to the alarmism fomented by Marxist atheists who want to destroy our way of life.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 3:54 pm |
I love it when non-scientists tell me that all the scientific data is wrong.
Jose Reyes needs to keep his ass in the batter's box when he flailing at pitches low and outside.
plantsman, do you ever read blueoregon.com? I like to fuck with certain people over there under a diff nym.
Ugh, I know! Amazing how many folks are saying
"are you sick of the rain yet, I am?" Came to work one day at a German "Flower Castle" to a lovely sow I knew hanging up - split in half and draining. Never quite recovered.
kill tubers with one stone?
Henry Flower
You deserve to be collard for that one. I turnip my nose at it.
Now think of those poor 10-year old kids who've only seen the team win two World Series!
I hate those kids.
NTodd, Part Of The Pile | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:02 pm
So do I.
Cubs, 100 years between Series.
I was on campus in 69 and we definately had book bags. Most were army surplus. In 74 I was managing a sporting goods/army surlus store and backpacks for students was a huge part of our inventory.
We used to buy knapsacks at the Army-Navy store.
Susie from Philly
That's what I remember. Or a tote bag like the ones Ch. 13 used to give as a premium.
what a rye comment.
What a thing to say. I barley know you.
Protests in '68? See: Chicago, Democratic Convention, Richard Daley.
Best baseball I ever watched was the Sox-Yankees series in 2004. Down by three games, the last lost by a score of 18-7.
There are probably New Yorkers who disagree.
You deserve to be collard for that one. I turnip my nose at it.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint
that was too mulch. lettuce remain civil.
In 1968 I was still wearing "peddle pushers."
sil has no problem cutting the heads off her chickens, but gets too attached to the pigs and someone else has to do it.
all too icky for me
beans and rice baby
Do we know for certain that Hillary Clinton isn't actually a hologram designed by Soviet Russia?
Iran.
ErinPDX --
You are NOT allowed to have a cold without yu when to EschaCon08 & was kissed by racymind!
The classiest doubleplay I ever saw was by the Phillies (against the Padres) -- prone second baseman threw the ball up without looking & the shortstop was there (this had been practised more than a few times!)
Was she making air quotes when she "hurled" her "bookbag"?
Me, I hurled a lot in college.
I like to fuck with certain people over there under a diff nym.
ErinPDX
And here I've been telling everyone what a sweetie are you are! My kind of gal.
I love it when non-scientists tell me that all the scientific data is wrong.
Buckeye. Dealer of Rare Coins | 04.05.08 - 4:05 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
I could almost live with that, if he didn't contradict himself line by line.
It's one thing to say all the science is wrong; it's another to demonstrate that you couldn't frame a logical argument if your life depended on it.
You deserve to be collard for that one. I turnip my nose at it.
Be careful or someone just might bean you.
Joe Buck and Tim McCarver: Most annoying baseball announcers ever.
Back from Guadalupe, without having been stopped for being brown.
I do not care for 'law enforcement' making a trip to the store into an act of bravery, or having it function as the mailed fist of a terrorist junta. Guadalupe is, incidentally, primarily populated by Pascua Yaqui Indians - not illegal Hispanics. But the town has had the misfortune to have contracted with the Maricopa County Sheriff Department to provide its 'law enforcement' - which means that Sheriff Joke was able to get some media attention in his puerile illegal pursuit.
She IS a sweetie! Just don't mess with her!
We've had a lot of rain lately. I'm trying not to complain because of the drought last summer. Plus, everything is green, green, green and flowering.
Hillary Clinton, an android created by Iran?
'I think it's only fair to warn you that we must learn to adapt to the beneficial nonthreat of global warming through geoengineered planetary cooling, lest we fall prey to the alarmism fomented by Marxist atheists who want to destroy our way of life.'
Folk who, say, like to eat fish, or burn oil, or drink water, or irrigate from fossil aquifers, may well find their way of life threatened, global warming or not.
In 1968 I was still wearing "peddle pushers."
I was wearing Navy bell bottoms
13 chances to say no!
What a thing to say. I barley know you.
Henry Flower
of course, you don't seem like someone who would hang around seedy characters.
It's been raining like kale. I broccoli lost my mind!
Oh yeah -- I didn't use book bags, but that choice -- there were definitely black armbands since like about the Middle Ages (SHEESH!)
Me, I hurled a lot in college.
MP
I polished my Paul Cella-esque rhetorical skills by declaiming into the commode.
that was too mulch.
You shouldn't carrot all. After all, what doesn't kale you makes you stronger.
I love it when non-scientists tell me that all the scientific data is wrong.
Buckeye. Dealer of Rare Coins | 04.05.08 - 4:05 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
I could almost live with that, if he didn't contradict himself line by line.
It's one thing to say all the science is wrong; it's another to demonstrate that you couldn't frame a logical argument if your life depended on it.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:09 pm |
Well, look at what corporations he's involved in:
2007: Chairman of Central European Trust (CET). Clients include: American Express, Bank of America Barclays, BNP Paribas, BP Amoco, Bristol-Myers Squibb, British Telecom, CGNU, Cygna, Cisco Systems, Coca Cola, Compaq Computers, Dow Chemical, E.I. du Pont de Nemours,General Electric, Glaxo Smith Kline,k GTE, IBM,Lehman Brothers Holdings, Lockheed Martin, Merck, Microsoft, Mitsui, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Royal Dutch/Shell Group, Sara Lee, SBC Communications, Société Générale, Sun Microsystems, Texaco, Total Fina Elf, Unilever, Xerox, Yamanouchi. (CET Website)
2007: Chairman of Oxford Investment Partners (OXIP Website)
2002: Non Executive Director NM Rothschild (Reference)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nig...ki/
Nigel_Lawson
It pays well to be in denial.
Did she have a lunch box or lunch pail?
The moran doesn't understand that we often apply modern terms to older things or the other way around. Hell, she said "Xerox" in the debate.
In junior high school I was a good long jumper, but I'll bet I called it the broad jump at the time.
"You deserve to be collard for that one. I turnip my nose at it."
R U green?
Walterneff makes all the broads jump.
Among historians, there is no doubt into which echelon he falls–his competitors are Millard Fillmore, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, and Franklin Pierce, the worst of the presidential worst. But does Bush actually come in dead last?
Yes. A Pew Research Center poll of 109 leading historians found that 61 percent of them rank Bush as “worst ever” among U.S. presidents.
History hates Bush.
'I think it's only fair to warn you that we must learn to adapt to the beneficial nonthreat of global warming through geoengineered planetary cooling, lest we fall prey to the alarmism fomented by Marxist atheists who want to destroy our way of life.'
Folk who, say, like to eat fish, or burn oil, or drink water, or irrigate from fossil aquifers, may well find their way of life threatened, global warming or not.
ProfWombat | 04.05.08 - 4:10 pm
They really don't seem to understand that.
of course, you don't seem like someone who would hang around seedy characters.
Or corny ones either. But you're neither. You're just a little hopped up.
April Industrial Worker Highlights Green Unionism
aw shucks you guys
Love you ql and plantsman
I'm pretty mellow in real life.
Or corny ones either. But you're neither. You're just a little hopped up.
Henry Flower
It's bean amaizeing to reed these puns.
Cubs, 100 years between Series.
Buckeye. Dealer of Rare Coins
[hurls goat-bag across the room]
PB from high school: 21' 9"
Hell, she said "Xerox" in the debate.
She meant mimeograph.
Walterneff makes all the broads jump.
Jay C.
he was watching when i hit my record at corvallis high
Folk who, say, like to eat fish, or burn oil, or drink water, or irrigate from fossil aquifers, may well find their way of life threatened, global warming or not.
ProfWombat | 04.05.08 - 4:10 pm
Lawson laughs at the idea that some years ago, people actually thought the world might run out of resources.
I mean, how would that even happen? You'd have to use stuff until there was none left, or something. It's insane.
Corvallis High - Brad Bird! (and 2 of my brothers)
Okay. Wasn't going to mention this here, but yesterday a most hunky specimen of man chatted me up at the bus stop in Lake Oswego. Not tall, but sexy as hell just from his naturalness. Nearly lost it.
On The trail 1999:
The Republican party's $790 billion tax-cut bill, the senator further warns, contains ugly surprises for ordinary voters (though he fails to mention that he voted for it, too). Huge tax breaks for corporations and other special interests become effective immediately, but taxbreaks for families are postponed until 2003. The bill was a meaningless partisan charade, he explains, since everyone knew Clinton would veto it. "I ridiculed the bill on the floor of the Senate the day I voted for it," he confides later with quirky satisfaction. McCain (The Bullshitter Talker)
No preznit can beat Bush when it comes to harming the American people -- slaughtering innocent Iraqi women & children is like a bonus!
It's bean amaizeing to reed these puns.
Sage observation.
"She meant mimeograph."
--Henry Flower
Those were the purple ones that smelled so good, weren't they?
We've just barely scratched the surface in plant puns, Henry F.!
Sage observation.
Henry Flower | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:15 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
Thymeless, too.
You shouldn't carrot all. After all, what doesn't kale you makes you stronger.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:11 pm | #
i'm not worried, i've got lots of stamena. and i leave a pistil planted nearby, just in case.
so get a lawn now.
Too bad the recall petition for Arpaio failed. He's dangerous.
Sage observation.
Henry Flower
i rarely have the thyme
plantsman - did you drive him home?
Lemon Thyme is worth growing, temperate Zone creatures!
Hell, she said "Xerox" in the debate.
ditto.
Okay. Wasn't going to mention this here, but yesterday a most hunky specimen of man chatted me up at the bus stop in Lake Oswego. Not tall, but sexy as hell just from his naturalness. Nearly lost it.
But, he has no car. Must be something wrong with him.
Those were the purple ones that smelled so good, weren't they?
Yep, the precursors to Sharpies.
No preznit can beat Bush when it comes to harming the American people -- slaughtering innocent Iraqi women & children is like a bonus!
Prior Aelred
What a legacy the man is leaving. I wonder if he is reading Bill's tax return and figuring he's gonna make the same amounts giving speeches. I figure he's good for one or two and then no one will want him. Maybe at bargain rates, but that's all. It will be quite frustrating for him.
Folk who, say, like to eat fish, or burn oil, or drink water, or irrigate from fossil aquifers, may well find their way of life threatened, global warming or not.
ProfWombat | 04.05.08 - 4:10 pm
Lawson laughs at the idea that some years ago, people actually thought the world might run out of resources.
I mean, how would that even happen? You'd have to use stuff until there was none left, or something. It's insane.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:15 pm
He was born in 1932, he'll probably be dead before it gets really, really bad.
No, Walter N, I didn't let my straight-guy Shtick slip -- but he'll never know how bowled over I was.
Thymeless, too.
A savory remark!
He had a truck. I would have ridden had he asked, but I knew a woman was waiting for him.
What a legacy the man is leaving. I wonder if he is reading Bill's tax return and figuring he's gonna make the same amounts giving speeches. I figure he's good for one or two and then no one will want him. Maybe at bargain rates, but that's all. It will be quite frustrating for him.
qlª | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:18 pm | #
Tony Blair seems to be doing rather well, sadly people like Bush will not suffer, they always fix it so they win
A proper mimeograph used a stencil, through which ink passed as the paper was pressed against the drum by a roller. Gestetner machines were probably the most common.
The purple guys were properly called spirit duplicators...
A savory remark!
Henry Flower | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 4:20 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
Thanks! I compost it myself.
A savory remark!
Henry Flower
this thread has been peppered with them.
He had a truck. I would have ridden had he asked, but I knew a woman was waiting for him.
Ok, that's romantic.
Thanks! I compost it myself.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint
weed have guessed.
Prof - some of the earliest offset presses mimeograph machines were.
Thanks! I compost it myself.
this thread has been peppered with them.
dillightful!
Mimeographs and spirit duplicators had a distinctive chemical smell. It may have been dangerous, but we loved it in elementary and middle school!
Arpaio is as close to a movie style cop-villain as you can get. I wouldn't be surprised if he had a shrine to Bull Conners around somewhere and thinks the world of the character Buford T. Justice.
I'm quite sure I got stoned off the mimeo machine paper a few times.
OK, I'm outta here. Good day.
Well, my trailer is ready to roll, fresh, new flannel sheets, clean towels, etc.
With any luck I'll be gone by this time tommorrow.
When I was a kid I had this copying system that used gelatin in a square pan with a roller. I was designing neighbourhood newsletters with it. I was like, 10.
Back then, you used things like benzene freely, getting it all over your hands as you cleaned the rollers; the whole shop was always perfumed with it.
The most popular spirit duplicator, I think was the 'Ditto' (tm). Maybe Rush Limbaugh sniffed too many of 'em...
Cool Barndog, it's high time that "not fishing" thing left!
In grade school everyone wanted to pass out the mimeos so you smell them.
My father used ditto fluid for antifreeze in the car. Said it was the same damn thing. Is that true?
With any luck I'll be gone by this time tommorrow.
Barndog, almost fishing
Woohoo!
dillightful!
Henry Flower
well, it does spice things up. that's parsely why i like it here. the other reason is the interesting topics that keep cummin up.
Any other AV geeks out there?
*raises hand*
I've had a headache all afternoon, and that just cheered me right up!
it's high time that "not fishing" thing left!
All that's left is a little shopping for essentials - beer, milk, coffee, and maybe some food.
My Bro will be here at 8 a.m. to take care of the electical panel replacement. He said noon he'd be done - but we'll see.
So is Beyonce's new name:
Beyonce Z?
-
well, it does spice things up. that's parsely why i like it here. the other reason is the interesting topics that keep cummin up.
it's fun. i get carraway'd
The hummus recipe I've been making liberally uses cumin and paprika -- with enough lemon juice, it's dynamite!
Lettuce turnup and pea!
The man is allegedly a lawyer. He therefore took and passed Con Law. He should be aware of Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District, 393 U.S. 503 (1969)
Bookbags are what we had back before backpacks became popular for carrying books. I had a leather one with "St. Mary's" embossed on the flap when I went to first grade in 1962.
The hummus recipe I've been making liberally uses cumin and paprika -- with enough lemon juice, it's dynamite!
that does sound yummy, plantsman
waiter, chickpeas.
Hugh Hewitt is correct.Book bags were not needed since the boys were eager to carry the girls books.
The boys carried these books in their foreskins.
Moonbootica --
But Tony (Poodle) Blair can talk!
Chimpy can't form a coherent sentence without a earplug!
There was not quite like "Ditto" copies (NOT mimeograph) -- purple high!
heehee - the D.C. Madam case is finally coming to trial and Vitter is expected to take the Fifth.
Lettuce turnup and pea!
annie | 04.05.08 - 4:28 pm | #
you'll never catsup.
The hummus recipe I've been making liberally uses cumin and paprika -- with enough lemon juice, it's dynamite!
Great. Now the TSA is going to be confiscating spice tins too.
The budget dictates I'll have to use some yucky Gevalia Coffee later in the month. I'm trying not to think about it.
...and it looks like the Twinks are gonna beat the lowly, lowly Royals again.
As Ice Cube once said "I didn't even have to use my AK. I've gotta say, it's been a good day".
Vitter is expected to take the Fifth.
Should I tell you how shocked I am?
eventually, we mustard of these puns.
This crowd is fun, like old Eschaton Times!
I don't carrot all.
The boys carried these books in their foreskins.
Damn! Being circumcised destroyed my luck with Monica in the 5th grade.
I don't carrot all.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
i thought you'd be rooting for me.
This crowd is fun, like old Eschaton Times!
As Frank Burns likes to say, "It's nice to be nice to the nice."
light posting day, my ass.
I couldn't find Marjoram for a while, and Oregano is so strong! Finally found it, though.
light posting day, my ass
I was thinking... as opposed to what?
This crowd is fun, like old Eschaton Times!
plantsman,
i've been trying to curry favor.
I don't carrot all.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
i thought you'd be rooting for me.
I know I yam.
i've been trying to curry favor.
You do that all the thyme.
I downloaded the new Madonna video from iTunes.
The song is ridiculous, but she looks amazing!
Little known fact:
Those arm bands the Nazis wore... they had to time travel to the 70s to get them.
i thought you'd be rooting for me.
arrowone is rooting for you.
I know I yam.
Let's see what we can turnip.
You all mustard bean born in a barn.
You guys remind me of the immortal PDQ Bach work, 'The Seasonings'...
Weren't book bags originally called satchels?
"It is unknown when the satchel was first invented, but it is believed that it was invented as a small purse or 'carry-sack' for women in the Middle Ages. It has existed for centuries and pre-dates the backpack that is common today."
Thank god no one gets a wage or celery for commenting here.
I think Barndog should chime in with a cannabis pun.
You do that all the thyme.
he's been a busy fennel.
Speaking of books - we carried our books in cardboard suitcases that we strapped to the backs of our bicycles. It was part of the standard uniform - and if you would like to see me in my school uniform, click here (second row, second from the left), most of you know my name.
The accusation is the proof in the crucible.
Off to buy some caulk. Later.
Fizz to mer, I guess.
Know why it's fun, plantsman? Because no one is feeding or baiting the troll.
That's when it's the most fun around here.
Off to buy some caulk. Later
But, I have a case down in the basement, Zap.
As Frank Burns likes to say, "It's nice to be nice to the nice."
FERRET FACE!
The song is ridiculous, but she looks amazing!
12th Cylon
You all mustard bean born in a barn.
annie | 04.05.08 - 4:34 pm | #
don't be radicchio.
FERRET FACE!
potato these about six inches underground. And then another eight in the next row.
Well, that 1:15 went, quickly. I even had a beer.
And, I went outside, again. Smoking is NOT my friend, my friends! (heh)
I took photos of some of the bustedness of the nearly-stolen Vino, also.
.
I'm not as stoned as you think I am.
I took photos of some of the bustedness of the nearly-stolen Vino, also.
oh, grape.
Wait...
Smoking is NOT my friend, my friends!
I'm not your friend, buddy!
Well, most of my puns are the punchlines to LONG shaggy dog stories -- HaloScan threads do not lend themselves to this
Smoking is NOT my friend, my friends!
Okay, quit whining. I'll make some brownies for you.
ENDIVE WILL ALWAYS LOVE CHOU!
What do you know! WalterNeff really is a handsome hunk of a man! (at least he was in 1971 - probably only improved with age)
The boys carried these books in their foreskins.
I bet they walked gingerly.
I think Barndog should chime in with a cannabis pun.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
weed done that earlier. this joint always has smokin puns.
if you keep that up I'm going to google for minnie riperton videos.
Off to buy some caulk. Later.
No flirting?
Bush will be fine just as soon as they figure out how to launder billions that have gone missing under his watch.
I'm not as stoned as you think I am.
I'm not as think as you stoned I am.
I admit it, a man who was being himself and not overtly sexy knocked me off me feet! I love it still.
No flirting?
Yes, that can be take both ways.
"You'll be partially sage, Rosemary, in thyme..."
I admit it, a man who was being himself and not overtly sexy knocked me off me feet! I love it still.
That's cool. It's a good feeling.
I'm not as think as you stoned I am
You are too high.
Anybody not pissed off enough?
More than 3,000 women and their families have sued Johnson & Johnson, asserting that users of the Ortho Evra patch suffered heart attacks, strokes and, in 40 cases, death. From 2002 to 2006, the food and drug agency received reports of at least 50 deaths associated with the drug.
Documents and e-mail messages from Johnson & Johnson, made public as part of the lawsuits against the company, show that even before the drug agency approved the product in 2001, the company’s own researchers found that the patch delivered far more estrogen each day than low-dose pills. When it reported the results publicly, the company reduced the numbers by 40 percent.
The F.D.A. did not warn the public of the potential risks until November 2005 — six years after the company’s own study showed the high estrogen releases. At that point, the product’s label was changed, and prescriptions fell 80 percent, to 187,000 by last February from 900,000 in March 2004.
Gloria Vanderham, a Johnson & Johnson spokeswoman, said the company acted responsibly.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/0...06patch.html?
hp
The woman who bit the pit bull's nose to save her beloved lab was braver than I.
I'm not as think as you stoned I am.
NTodd
Sigh, candy do better than that?
plantsman, u need to be growing all the essential herbs - far more reasonable.
I just sent most of my dill crop to Hecate - there's a salmon waiting for its arrival, I understand.
last thread included biblical puns.
you know - pollen they rest of those guys.
Throwing was invented in 1993. Mourning was invented in 1998.
the company’s own researchers found that the patch delivered far more estrogen each day than low-dose pills.
When Pharmacokinetic Modeling Goes Bad.
So WlaterNeff,
Why are all the girls wearing a tie, but they boys aren't? And who was the class hottie? I bet it was Debbie.
theodoric: yup
It's a little secret, just the Robinsons' affair;
Most of all, you've got to hide it from the kids...
I don't have thyme for Biblical puns.
A creationist museum has an exhibit showing dinosaurs being used in World War I.
you know - pollen they rest of those guys.
cut it out with the puns or isaac my dog on you.
Great story here about a group of Obama supporters in DC who did their homework and checked the math, and found that Party officials had made a mistake. Obama picked up another delegate as a result of their diligence....
http://www.openleft.com/showDiar...do?
diaryId=4984
"Anybody not pissed off enough?"
"If you are not outraged, you are not paying attention!"
Actually -- I think we are suffering from outrage fatigue -- "Nobody could have anticipated ..." that anyone would put up with this much bullshit!
There were books in the 60s? Who knew?
leibniz, dragons brought down a lot of those WWI flying aces.
Apple out all the stops for a bad pun.
Apple out all the stops for a bad pun.
annie | 04.05.08 - 4:48 pm | #
orange you going to come up with something better than that?
"Your My Favorite Waste of Time" (still checking Marshall Crenshaw on You Tube -- so who was the cute blone in "Whenever You're On My Mind"?) -- usually flirting is a waste of time!
pot roast is almost ready. Who is hungry?
I was the class hottie. And I can prove it.
Listeners are e-mailing skepticism about their being bookbags and arm bands in 1968.
They were called knapsacks. Hewitt is a moron.
orange you going to come up with something better than that?
Puns are such a low form of humor. Freud would be apple'd
I haven't even barley reached into my bagel of tricks yet.
pot roast is almost ready. Who is hungry?
[raises hands, wipes drool with sleeve]
And arm bands. Let's just say arm bands have been around for quite a long time.
When Hillary talks about MLK she uses her indoor voice.
Heart throb!
I've never found flirting to be a waste of time, Prior.
Tlazolteotl - 35 years later and they still can't get me outta their heads. Poor dears.
I just finished making sauce for tomorrow night's lasagne. Pot roast sounds good.
Hewitt is a moron.
Ding, ding, ding.
And arm bands. Let's just say arm bands have been around for quite a long time.
Yes, but clearly rioting wasn't invented until the Brooks Brothers stuff in 2000. You negroes wouldn't appreciate the creativity...
You negroes wouldn't appreciate the creativity...
I guess you're right.
They were called knapsacks. Hewitt is a moron.
Monica_A
Thanks again for the brunch tickets. Sure I can't reimburse you?
If Trifecta's pot roast is as good as his scrabble skills, I'm there.
good afternoon moonbats! how are your lovely selves?
You negroes wouldn't appreciate the creativity...
I guess you're right.
[pats Monica patronizingly on head, looks around for Ouzo]
Have you ever dined in a government run cafeteria?
When was nit-picky invented, Atrios?
Huh. Because of bad weather and many flight attendants and pilots needing housing, I have been bumped from my hotel.
...to The Four Seasons.
Anybody not pissed off enough?
NYT: Army leaders are expressing increased alarm about the mental health of soldiers who would be sent back to the front again and again under plans that call for troop numbers to be sustained at high levels in Iraq for this year and beyond.
Among combat troops sent to Iraq for the third or fourth time, more than one in four show signs of anxiety, depression or acute stress, according to an official Army survey of soldiers’ mental health.
Where are you going, Molly?
When was nit-picky invented, Atrios?
Same time as cherry picking.
Vicki -- I have limited time -- cut to the chase -- the money is on the dresser (just kidding!)
Anyone that's ever eaten government run food knows damn well government run healthcare can't work.
Have you ever dined in a government run cafeteria?
Yup. Moscow Embassy and on Capitol Hill. Very yummy.
Vicki,
Just a work conference in Philly.
But I may not leave my room.
...to The Four Seasons.
SWEEEEEEEEEEET!!!
Every pit bull in the country, should be put to sleep! They are hurting too many people.
...to The Four Seasons.
Horrible.
Thanks again for the brunch tickets. Sure I can't reimburse you?
If you enjoyed the brunch and had fun with the other Eschatonians, that is payment enough.
Hey all! I was just at the Green Hills Mall here in Nashville. All of the sales people were in a tizzy because ROBERT PLANT was at the mall.
Robert Plant! I think if I'd seen him I'd have freaked out.
Anyone that's ever eaten government run food knows damn well government run healthcare can't work.
MAYDAY! MAYDAY! FALSE ANALOGY ALERT! MAYDAY!
How about this little Orwellian gem:
Anybody hear about this?
Pentagon: Colleges must hand over names
By Rick Maze - Staff writer
Posted : Wednesday Apr 2, 2008 14:12:38 EDT
The Defense Department has announced a new get-tough policy with colleges and universities that interfere with the work of military recruiters and Reserve Officer Training Corps programs.
Under rules that will take effect April 28, defense officials said they want the exact same access to student directories that is provided to all other prospective employers.
Students can opt out of having their information turned over to the military only if they opt out of having their information provided to all other recruiters, but schools cannot have policies that exclude only the military, defense officials said in a March 28 notice of the new policy in the Federal Register.
http://www.armytimes.com/news/20...chools_033108w/
Molly -- it must be rough! We doin' the next EschaCon there (since Rude got us banned from the Courtyard)? BTW -- howza financing so far?
From the NY Times, Jan. 10, 1965, "Helping the Student to Find It:"
"Every student can profit from, and probably afford, several paperbound dictionaries: one for armchair or bed reading, one for briefcase or bookbag…"
SWEEEEEEEEEEET!!!
I was happy just to have a room to myself. Cushy bathrobes and French soap weren't even on my radar.
But I may not leave my room.
I love it when good things happen to good people!
Have fun!
...to The Four Seasons.
A real Hell Hole.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1...h?
v=1b_wdRsnoog
So there were major internet outages today. Good to know.
'Anyone that's ever eaten government run food knows damn well government run healthcare can't work.'
Every last industrialized nation save the USA offers health insurance. Many have better health results. Most spend around half what we spend, per capita.
Simply wrong on the facts. It's being done right now, every day, all over the world, better and for far less money than we spend here.
FREEDOM FRIES!
Prior A,
I think we're okay. But if Sinf thought the Marriott was out of our class, we'd never get through the front door here.
Have you ever dined in a government run cafeteria?
I worked for a company once that used the Library of Congress cafeteria as the company lunchroom. your point?
I was happy just to have a room to myself. Cushy bathrobes and French soap weren't even on my radar.
See? Karma IS a bitch!
My pit bull has never hurt a soul. And she's almost seven now. Smartest, funniest, sweetest dog I've ever had the pleasure to have known.
Molly, good for you! Wallow in the pleasure.
WTF is "government run food"?
oooo the Four Seasons! My son and his wife were wed by wiccan hand fasting at the Boston Four Seasons...three days before my youngest was born. Once I was sure I was not going to go into labor on the dance floor I never ate so well in my life! Good times....
Despite their coach’s warning, the Black players met and decided they wanted to discuss with their coach what they felt to be a matter of conscience.36 On the snowy morning of October 17, 1969, they walked to the athletic complex. They were in street clothes and wore black armbands to show Coach Eaton how they might protest. The coach requested that the group be seated in the bleachers at the fieldhouse. In the presence of two assistant coaches, Eaton called the Blacks “rabble-rousers” who could no longer be supported by taxpayer money. He told them they could go back on “Negro relief.” Repeatedly he told the athletes to “shut up” and suggested that if they had not come to Wyoming, “they would be out on the streets hustling.”37 Eaton then revoked their scholarships and dismissed them from the team.
http://uwacadweb.uwyo.edu/
robert..._conscience.htm
black armbands did not begin on this day.
Ouzo has just informed me my Dell is probably dead and I will need a new one. I'm not happy about this. My dissertation about media consolidation is on that piece of shit.
My school cafeterias were government run. I used to like the pizza and spaghetti with garlic bread....
'Anyone that's ever eaten government run food knows damn well government run healthcare can't work.'
Well, as the good professor W has said a few times, it is disturbing that people trust nuclear weapons, the navigation of airliners and aircraft carriers to the federal government, but think that it can't do health care.
If you enjoyed the brunch and had fun with the other Eschatonians, that is payment enough.
Monica_A: Computerless | 04.05.08 - 5:01 pm | #
Thank you.
I'm using half of it to help V4V get rid of some of the items from the auction. How I missed the "bite me" cross stitch from Xan I'll never know.
Ouzo has just informed me my Dell is probably dead and I will need a new one. I'm not happy about this. My dissertation about media consolidation is on that piece of shit.
Data on the drive is most likely recoverable.
My pit bull has never hurt a soul.>>
So far.
I was happy just to have a room to myself. Cushy bathrobes and French soap weren't even on my radar.
Molly Ivors, in Philly | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 5:02 pm | #
so you dont have sympathy with the oppressed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why aren't you under a bridge!!!!!!!!!???????????????/
Just reading an excerpt from the biography of the Bin Ladens by Steve Coll. Fascinating story; makes me want to read the book.
I stayed at the Manilla Two Seasons -HA!
Check out this web page:
http://tools.leavemychildalone.o...nt&
contentid=63
PENTAGON: A database has been created by the Pentagon compiling personal information on 30 million 16-25-year-olds, including name, address, email addresses, cell phone numbers, ethnicity, social security numbers and areas of study. For background information about the Pentagon database, click here.
HIGH SCHOOLS: As a result of Section 9528 of the No Child Left Behind Act, each high school receiving federal funding is REQUIRED to turn over student contact information (name, address, phone number) to local military recruiters unless parents opt out in writing. For background information on No Child Left Behind's high school military recruiting provision, click here.
Students can opt out of having their information turned over to the military only if they opt out of having their information provided to all other recruiters,
I don't fucking get this. Does this mean all non-military recruiting including corps, NGO's, etc?
Anyone that's ever eaten government run food knows damn well government run healthcare can't work.
When he was a POW in 'Nam, John McCain dreamed of tasting government run food made by patriotic American soldiers so go back to Russia, commie.
I was 7 at the time, but I wore a black arm band in 1968 (for the moratorium lead by John Kerry). Well actually, to be frank, I tried to make a black arm band to wear but my motor skills were not up to it (still probably aren't).
Have you ever dined in a government run cafeteria?
Five days a week, eight months a year for almost 15 years, hot lunch at public school. Pretty tasty and nutritious, overall. But I finished school before Reagan declared ketchup a vegetable.
Ouzo has also informed me that my files were backed up on a "server" he has in our den. I'm going to him breasts right now.
Ouzo has just informed me my Dell is probably dead and I will need a new one.
friends don't let friends buy Dell. I swore after they sold my mother a lemon that I would never do business with them.
eventually she bought another Dell, but I never did, and never will.
I'll spare you the macintosh evangelism.
(fortunately, if it's the computer that's gone and not the disk, you should be OK.)
As a result of Section 9528 of the No Child Left Behind Act, each high school receiving federal funding is REQUIRED to turn over student contact information (name, address, phone number) to local military recruiters unless parents opt out in writing.
Gee, nothing troubling about that.
Monica_A,
Lotsa geeks can get your data files, even off dead machines. When Thers got his new laptop, all the docs and pics and songs were already on it.
Monica,
You can probably still save the data on the disk. If the disk won't boot, try installing it as a second drive on another machine first. If that doesn't work, there are some utilities that can pull data files off corrupted disks.
"My dissertation about media consolidation is on that piece of shit."
--Monica_A,
You can probably sent your hard drive away to someone who can extract the info on it. I think it cost about $200-250 to do it.
I stayed at the Manilla Two Seasons -HA!
This from the Man for All Seasons?
Molly Ivors,
And Ouzo's the biggest geek out there.
ProfWombat, well hello George Orwell.
I had no idea this was happening. I'm speechless.
I'm without speech.
Prof Wombat
I opted my daughter out EVERY YEAR in HS and then despite the fact that she has a different last name and it could not have been looked up the phone book and the school's protestations that they didn't forward our number/her name, the US Army still called to congratulate her on becoming senior! GRRR.
Molly -- out of our league/not let us in the door is just right for us -- whenever I find an Episcopal Church where social status is the requirement for membership, I immediately lower the social tone by attending!
mer -- pit bulls are among the smartest dogs there are -- which is why you can train them to do whatever you want!
To be fair -- the barkeep in the ballroom said he wished we would come every weekend (& handed out free beers to at least Rude & me -- prolly more)
Afternoon, rational people.
I hate computer problems. With the white hot passion of burning hatred.
I'm a damned luddite, and I can't ever seem to add/remove programs successfully.
SteveNS: I tried to get people interested in this in Andover, a wealthy, mostly liberal town where most kids go to college, but nobody cared much.
Data on the drive is most likely recoverable.
Even if the computer goes completely south?
I'm going to him breasts right now.
There's a word missing here, but I'm not asking which one.
When Thers got his new laptop, all the docs and pics and songs were already on it.
plus a few of the computer repair geeks' hairy buttocks, too.
'Anyone that's ever eaten government run food
Government run food? Where does one find such a thing? I thought the government outsourced its food duties to Halliburton and KBR.
I have had several dead laptops at work. I got an external hard drive enclosure from newegg.com for $7. I installed the old laptop hard drive it (its just four screws). Then it just plugged into a usb port
Must start the chili. Back in 20.
But I finished school before Reagan declared ketchup a vegetable.
puppethead
Actually, I'm quite grateful that Reagan magically transformed my greasy fries into a nutritious meal.
Show him.
Data on the drive is most likely recoverable.
Even if the computer goes completely south?
Mine wasn't, unless I wanted to fork over a bunch of money to have someone professionally retrieve it. I didn't have anything that important.
Monica,
Don't replace it with another Dell. I have heard of many many Dell laptops going tits up recently, and my housemate has bee fighting with them over his for months.
HIGH SCHOOLS: As a result of Section 9528 of the No Child Left Behind Act, each high school receiving federal funding is REQUIRED to turn over student contact information (name, address, phone number) to local military recruiters unless parents opt out in writing. For background information on No Child Left Behind's high school military recruiting provision, click here.
This is one reason why we do counter recruitment protests.
I tried to get people interested in this in Andover, a wealthy, mostly liberal town where most kids go to college, but nobody cared much.
ProfWombat
I don't know if people are still naive about what this administration is capable of, or just too self-interested to care until their own lives are impacted.
Cooked today chez res:
1. split pea soup with cardamom
2. chana masala (not bad as prepared by a Scot/Dutch/Eye-tie
whenever I find an Episcopal Church where social status is the requirement for membership, I immediately lower the social tone by attending!
I love those places. There's the one down the street from Bill Gates' house where the anchor of the bass section exposed the family jewels of skull & bones to Jim Hatfield...
my housemate has bee fighting with them over his for months.
i understand bee fighting is the next big thing.
"...For background information on No Child Left Behind's high school military recruiting provision, click here."
--ProfWombat
I can't see where this will help them unless a draft is reinstated. No kid in her/his right mind is signing up right now.
Mac OS X and Time Machine backups to an external HD. Almost all your worries disappear.
I've had good luck with Toshiba and Acer laptops. there's a local hole-in-the-wall computer store that services and sells them on site for a slight price premium, in return for which you walk in and, within 5 minutes, a real live human being talks to you if you need anything at all...
mer,
I have a student writing about breed-specific bans for a research project now.
bees, wearing little boxing gloves...
Dell -- expensive shitty comics -- cheap but shittier computers (just sayin')
i understand bee fighting is the next big thing.
It's gaining in popularity among WASPs.
plus a few of the computer repair geeks' hairy buttocks, too.
Ewwwwwww!!!!!
bees in gis!
I have had both Toshiba and Acer laptops. The Toshiba was excellent, the Acer was OK.
personally, if I ever go back to windows PCs, however, I am going to buy exclusively from Hewlett-Packard.
i understand bee fighting is the next big thing.
Well, he had to sick an entire hive on the Dell people to get them to do something about his damn laptop ...and I think it was their most expensive one - a damned pricey paperweight, it is.
I just bought a new MacBook with TimeMachine. It's great, just plug the computer in to my LaCie drive and it backs everything up automatically. So much easier than me clicking and dragging and trying to figure out what stuff to backup and what not to.
mer: with the economy going south, the recruiters will do better. Recall, if you're old enough to remember, the old Tom Paxton song:
I got a letter from LBJ, it says, 'This is your lucky day,
'It's time to put your khaki trousers on;
'Though it may seem very clear, we've got no job to give you here,
'So we are sending you to Vietnam.'
Ewwwwwww!!!!!
you'd rather pictures of their peckers?
I've had good luck with Toshiba and Acer laptops.
i've had this toshiba for 4 years. and used to be an acer dealer.
both are good choices, imho.
"To be fair -- the barkeep in the ballroom said he wished we would come every weekend (& handed out free beers to at least Rude & me -- prolly more)"
--Prior Aelred
Well, that's probably because liberals drink liberally and always leave a generous tip.
This is one reason why we do counter recruitment protests.
How was it that you were able to sit in the center without being forcibly removed?
i understand bee fighting is the next big thing.
It's gaining in popularity among WASPs.
I'm not going to hornet in on this pun thread...
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
Y'all are too cool for school.
i don't recommend dell.
bees, wearing little boxing gloves...
watertiger
That made me think of flea circuses, which had to be one of the strangest forms of entertainment ever devised.
karate bee bruises on the inside...
Molly -- Monica_A -- noticed the missing word(S) issue myself, but least said soonest mended
Ouzo, Pernod or absinthe? Which is the best killer?
Is NTodd up yet?
SteveNS: fact is, most folk don't care unless it affects them personally. If there were a draft, it'd wonderfully concentrate their minds.
Monica, as one who has just gone through the hassle of computer problems, you have both my sympathy and my congratulations.
Those DFHs got a gawgus day at Yankee Stadium.
I knew about the NCLB provision. It doesn't surprise me that they are collecting the data. But I sure would like to know what the US defense budget is for collecting these data. The money might be better spent giving DWD and his peers some new textbooks or decent class rooms, god forbid.
I had good luck with the Dell PC I bought 6 years ago. Never a problem until I gave it away, still chugging along AFAIK.
I have a student writing about breed-specific bans for a research project now.
--Molly Ivors, in Philly
Molly, show her/him this site:
http://www.pitbullsontheweb.com/...ll/
findpit.html
It's gorgeous here, too, today. It's 62 beautiful degrees, with a mostly sunny sky.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
sorry. jaded new yorker.
john cougar mellencamp re: the song 'Scarecrow:'
A: I've always been issue-oriented. In the '60s I wore a black armband in high school, and I was at the Vietnam War moratoriums in Washington, D.C. I was there cheering. But I never wrote songs like that because I felt, until recently, that it was too pretentious.
Monica, as one who has just gone through the hassle of computer problems, you have both my sympathy and my congratulations.
Diane
Avedon was looking for a paypal button on your site to help defray the costs of a new computer.
leibniz: more books, better educated students? Hardly the optimal strategy for recruiting soldiers, is it?
Moral Majority co-founder Paul Weyrich was for Mitt Romney before he was against him. ThinkProgress:
Last November, Moral Majority co-founder Paul Weyrich “made a splash” when he endorsed former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney for president. “With a clear conservative vision to move America forward, he will strengthen our economy, our military and our families,” said Weyrich of Romney. The LA Times reports that in a new letter, however, Weyrich joins other social conservatives and urges McCain to reject Romney as vice president:
To be clear, we all welcome anyone who has come around to the cause of life and family. However, Romney’s actions as governor flatly contradict both the values widely associated with his faith as well as his pro-life and pro-traditional marriage campaign rhetoric.
Those DFHs got a gawgus day at Yankee Stadium.
yup. it's one of those days that make NYC bearable.
sorry. jaded new yorker.
Godiva: owned by Campbell's Soup. Just saying.
sorry. jaded new yorker.
Sigh. I figured.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
I thought I saw Adam Schlesinger downstairs just now, but I think this guy was a little too good-looking for that.
Uhm, who is Robert Plant
Gee, I feel so out of it sometimes.
I did gush when I met up with Digby. Have I mentioned that I spoke with her for ten minutes.
Ok I didn't post that again!
Shakes fist at haloscan...
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
Y'all are too cool for school.
Eh, met him twice. Nice guy.
If there were a draft, it'd wonderfully concentrate their minds.
ProfWombat
Quite so.
Though if the only people hiring are the military, there's no need for a draft.
(If you're of a conspiratorial bent like myself.)
Godiva: owned by Campbell's Soup. Just saying.
I did not know that. Can't say I'm surprised, though.
theodoric of athens -- I am currently using a friend's hp laptop & thin it's a piece of shit (confession - MacMonk)
Southern Beale -- Plante just can't hit those high notes any more ...
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
Y'all are too cool for school.
Southern Beale | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 5:16 pm | #
I am surprised anyone recognized them, unless it was the cafeteria ladies at the S&W.
yup. it's one of those days that make NYC bearable.
watertiger
Eh. I could find something to complain about. You go out on the first nice day of the spring, and every gargantuan 20YO asshole in the city is on the streets squealing, "OMIGAWDIT'SSOOOOOOONICEOUT!"
I wish they would all go home to Wilkes Barre for the summer already.
Glad I got this HP over the Dell.
A jerk can make a dangerous dog out of a German shepherd, a Rottweiller, a Doberman, a pit bull, whatever. Jerks shouldn't have dogs, and everybody with a dog should be responsible for it.
I thought I saw Adam Schlesinger downstairs just now, but I think this guy was a little too good-looking for that.
funny story on the FOW blog - some homeless guy in London called him Mr. Bean.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
the first time I went to Pancake Pantry, we were two spots ahead of Martin Sheen in the line. It might have been Charlie up haranguing the management about having to wait in line, but I have to confess I don't know Charlie Sheen from Russell Crowe from Christian Brando.
Probably the most atypical celebrity reaction I saw while I was in Nashville was the gas station cashier out on Dickerson Road who was still swooning when I arrived at the counter, about three minutes after Peter Frampton.
black armbands in 1965:
One in a series of interviews with principals involved in First Amendment-related U.S. Supreme Court cases (see below).
When 15-year-old John Tinker, his sister, Mary Beth Tinker, 13, and Christopher Eckhardt, 16, wore black armbands to their Iowa public schools in December 1965 to protest the Vietnam conflict, they never imagined that their actions would lead to a landmark First Amendment decision.
It's gorgeous here, too, today. It's 62 beautiful degrees, with a mostly sunny sky.
It's snowing here.
G-damn Cox communications has mot only moved C-span2 to digital, but TCM. With a digital receiver I can get C-Span without having to subscribe to their 'digital tier service', but they've got the signal too low for me to grab TCM - and are claiming that everything on digital is part of the 'digital tier'. Clearly it is not - there's no scrambling of any of the digital channels between 99-199, and TCM is theoretically at 199.
Why can't I get all of these over teh net?
Apparently Campbell Soup also owns Pepperidge Farm, Prego (the pasta sauce) and Pace (the salsa).
Oh, and also V8.
They're pretty damn ubiquitous.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
Y'all are too cool for school.
Eh, met him twice. Nice guy.
ThinlyVeiled
Well, he's going to Hell anyway. As are the rest of that long-haired hippie band he was in.
SteveNS: see me up at 5:15 quoting a 40 year old Tom Paxton song to that effect...
Eh. I could find something to complain about. You go out on the first nice day of the spring, and every gargantuan 20YO asshole in the city is on the streets squealing, "OMIGAWDIT'SSOOOOOOONICEOUT!"
Well, to be fair, it IS soooo nice out.
A jerk can make a dangerous dog out of a German shepherd, a Rottweiller, a Doberman, a pit bull, whatever. Jerks shouldn't have dogs, and everybody with a dog should be responsible for it.
What the Wombat said. I used to have three pits, two males & one female, along with an Akita (smartest damned dog I've ever had). Never had any issues with any of them, but then, they were well-fed, well-trained, loved and taken care of.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
Y'all are too cool for school.
Southern Beale | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 5:16 pm | #
that's pretty cool.
was he climbing a stairway?
The Mets are not beating Atlanta so much as they are losing to Atlanta.
This is not what I ordered for this lovely spring afternoon.
Maybe the hp problem is just Vista -- which is teh suck!
Where is simels when you need him? Who is the cute blond in Crenshaw's "Whenever you're on my mind"? OK -- it's a quarter of a century ago, biut I still safely older!
How was it that you were able to sit in the center without being forcibly removed?
Elias
NSA SPY! TELL HIM NOTHING!
I did gush when I met up with Digby. Have I mentioned that I spoke with her for ten minutes.
Nobody gushes when they meet me. They usually just threaten to kick me in the ballz, or say, "where'd you learn to swear like that?"
Uhm, who is Robert Plant
qlª
The lead singer for Led Zeppelin, Granny ql.
You don't want anything done government run
Probably the most atypical celebrity reaction I saw while I was in Nashville was the gas station cashier out on Dickerson Road who was still swooning when I arrived at the counter, about three minutes after Peter Frampton.
Was Peter talking through his guitar? That's teh cool.
Jeez, what was Peter Frampton doing out on Dickerson Road? Hell, what were YOU doing there? That's where all the prostitutes go to pick up johns.
Peter Frampton used to live here, in Williamson County. Don't know if he still does. Jon Bon Jovi was here for a while and Jack White of the White Stripes lives down the road from me.
We're used to big music stars, but Robert Plant is like super-duper big .... He has that album and tour with Alison Krauss so maybe that's why he's here.
Avedon was looking for a paypal button on your site to help defray the costs of a new computer.
qlª
I saw that and was really touched. Some young men from Best Buy's Geek Squad resuscitated this old clunker enough to make it useable (sorta kinda) for the next couple of months, by which time I should have the money for a new laptop.
One of the boys is the grandson of a friend of mine and he gave me a little "price adjustment" for the repairs.
Okay, I'm off to dinner & such. Later!
see me up at 5:15 quoting a 40 year old Tom Paxton song to that effect...
ProfWombat
D'oh! Missed that one on the scrolldown.
Well, it's good for my ego that we're on the same page here.
was he climbing a stairway?
juan non o | 04.05.08 - 5:25 pm | #
Oh, juan non o. that hurt.
In early December 1965, a group of adults and students met at the Eckhardt home to discuss ways to convey anti-war sentiments. Several students, including the three who became litigants, decided to wear black armbands to school.
"We had two official reasons for wearing the armbands," John Tinker told freedomforum.org. "First, we wanted to mourn the dead on both sides of the war. Secondly, we wanted to show support for Robert Kennedy's call for a Christmas truce."
School officials in Des Moines became aware of the students' plans and on Dec. 14, 1965, passed a policy forbidding the wearing of armbands in school. If a student refused to remove an armband, he or she would be suspended.
A few days later, John Tinker and Eckhardt wore their armbands to their high schools and Mary Beth Tinker wore hers to her junior high. All three were suspended.
Simon sez he got the bookbag bit from TPM and it was also at dKos
You don't want anything done government run
Not if the Republicans are in charge. The past 7 years have shown us that.
Maybe the hp problem is just Vista -- which is teh suck!
Prior Aelr
I wuz talking to some techs that are "non=a;igned".
They say that 80% of the Vista problems are PEBCAK errors.
The other 20% are the usual MS roll-out stupidity.
G-damn Cox communications has mot only moved C-span2 to digital, but TCM. With a digital receiver I can get C-Span without having to subscribe to their 'digital tier service', but they've got the signal too low for me to grab TCM - and are claiming that everything on digital is part of the 'digital tier'. Clearly it is not - there's no scrambling of any of the digital channels between 99-199, and TCM is theoretically at 199.
When I get on the horn with Charter customer service, she tells me that I shouldn't be getting about half the channels I already have.
Oh, and that despite her thick Indian accent, her name is Alice.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
It kinda ruins my image of the rebellious Rock Icon.
So no one is impressed that Robert Plant was just spotted at the Godiva choclates store at my local shopping mall, eh?
Y'all are too cool for school.
Southern Beale
I think I saw former Senator Slade Gorton recently walking down the street in Seattle, but it could have also been a guy in a Skeletor costume.
so with 15 minutes of 'the google' I have found references to black armbands in 1965 in an Iowa school protesting the vietnam war.
This is too much for a crack N.Y. Times (is Hewitt N.Y. times?) reporter to accomplish I guess.
JR, you cantankerous, lovable, lout. How the hell are you?
You don't want anything done government run
Thank Dog the government isn't in charge of the police, the military, the roads, the schools, protecting civil rights...
When I was a kid I had this copying system that used gelatin in a square pan with a roller
Hectograph.
The lead singer for Led Zeppelin, Granny ql.
JR,
Heh, I should know that one. Somehow they just passed me by. Thanks.
The Mets are not beating Atlanta so much as they are losing to Atlanta.
I just watched the Yankees lose to Tampa Bay in the House that Ruth Built.
Molly -- what, no room service? What kind of dive are you staying in?
JR, you cantankerous, lovable, lout. How the hell are you?
Elias
That's a vile slander!
I am NOT "lovable"
stormtroopers had armbands - so i guess that part is plausible.
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I would like to see a graph of how many non-Americans have joined the military year by year. My suspicion is that we are building a mercenary army by promising citizenship.
TKK,
Are you home? Are you not meeting us later?
Holy fucking hell. this Brent Bozill column and Townhall is hilarious.
Somehow they just passed me by.
qlª
What was it like, being on the Ark with Noah and the kids?
Not if the Republicans are in charge. The past 7 years have shown us that.
Southern Beale
Intentional inefficiency and corruption tends to look just like garden-variety incompetence.
Jimmy Stewart wore an armband in it's a wonderful life.
Now shut up about it. It's sutpidity.
I was in college during the early sixties and bookbags were much in evidence -- the sororities made a big deal of NOT allowing their members to carry them -- they were more like briefcases than the current backpacks -- but they were called bookbags
and wearing a black armband was common during protests then -- in fact black armbands have been a standard article of mourning clothing for at least a century which is where the idea comes from of course
Jerks shouldn't have dogs, and everybody with a dog should be responsible for it.
they should administer standardized IQ test to both human and dog and if the dog scores higher ...
Thank Dog the government isn't in charge of the police, the military, the roads, the schools, protecting civil rights...
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
Or your drinking water, and sanitation services - those are things I want run by a company out to make a profit.
Riiight.
Hewitt, according to Wikipedia, is actually a lawyer, who held the Order of the Coif (honor society). Fact is, the 1965 kids' black armbands were involved in a key First Amendment case that he probably studied in school, Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
http://www.abanet.org/publiced/l...inker/
case.html
Maybe constitutional law wasn't his best subject. Or the memorty isn't what it once was. Or something.
they should administer standardized IQ test to both human and dog and if the dog scores higher ...
focus
If you use a retarded chihuahua for the baseline, none of our trolls would be allowed to own a houseplant.
What was it like, being on the Ark with Noah and the kids?
JR
alright buddy, that's quite enough. After all, I'm younger than Simels.
Are you home? Are you not meeting us later?
I am at the Hunter College Library.. if I feel like taking the strenuous walk through Central Park on a sunny Saturday, I will meet you later.
i had a friend who wore a black armband for weeks after john lennon was assas......er, murdered by a 'lone nut.'
his black armband tied dramatically around his arm and flowed behind him as he walked.
sort of a 'grief-fashion accessory.'
Or your drinking water, and sanitation services - those are things I want run by a company out to make a profit.
And my healthcare, too! I definitely want THAT run by a company out to make a profit. I can't anticipate any problems with that!
If you use a retarded chihuahua for the baseline, none of our trolls would be allowed to own a houseplant.
JR, kerosene and a match
My nomination for post of the month.
Or your drinking water, and sanitation services - those are things I want run by a company out to make a profit.
"We've got to cut costs! How can we make E. coli family-friendly?"
After all, I'm younger than Simels.
qlª
Hell, you may be younger than me.
But there's old and there's "old"...
I just watched the Yankees lose to Tampa Bay in the House that Ruth Built.
Saw the box score. At least the weather was good.
they should administer standardized IQ test to both human and dog and if the dog scores higher ...
I'm convinced one of my dogs is way smarter than the humans in the household. And a couple of the cats, too.
Studying your Italian, are you?
Maybe constitutional law wasn't his best subject. Or the memorty isn't what it once was. Or something.
ProfWombat
It was probably all the acid he ate while following the 'Dead.
Jeez, what was Peter Frampton doing out on Dickerson Road? Hell, what were YOU doing there? That's where all the prostitutes go to pick up johns.
if you're on I-65, that's pretty much the only gasoline between Trinity Lane and Goodlettsville.
I used to work at the TV studio on Dickerson next to the freeway - the one that used to be a Sam's Club.
Yup, and yesterday they were saying it was going to rain. I was happy when the shade finally reached us, though
SteveNS:
'Town water is now being fortified with live bacterial cultures to strengthen your immune system!'
Just spotted this motivational poster on despair.com:
Pessimism
Every dark cloud has a silver lining, but lightning kills hundreds of people each year who are trying to find it.
Maybe constitutional law wasn't his best subject. Or the memorty isn't what it once was. Or something.
You are too forgiving. He is proliferating lies. I would not be surprised if we next have Jonah calling Hillary a liberal fascist because Hitler wore arm bands.
"We've got to cut costs! How can we make E. coli family-friendly?"
Want to eat less? Then purge more! Drink E-Water, with 100% more e coli than the FDA recommends!
Studying your Italian, are you?
I was actually going to go up to the seventh floor and find a McCain book. I thought it could be good blog post material.
... who held the Order of the Coif ...
I trying to get the Order of the Quaff. Bartender! I need soivace ovah heah!
Just spotted this motivational poster on despair.com:
I :heart: Despair Inc's Demotivators.
'Town water is now being fortified with live bacterial cultures to strengthen your immune system!'
ProfWombat
Put down your yogurt and rejoice!
Or your drinking water, and sanitation services - those are things I want run by a company out to make a profit.
Every flush costs $2.00!
This is too much for a crack N.Y. Times (is Hewitt N.Y. times?) reporter to accomplish I guess.
Judy Miller would have found that out.
Plus, she would have discovered WMDs in Iraq, Iran, and N Korea, the secret to cold fusion, and the fact that the moon is made of cheese.
leibniz: oh, he's a liar all right. I was snarking a bit. He knows perfectly well he's lying.
OK -- NTodd is up -- sorry I asked!
If the Mother Ship hasn't left for its home planet yet maybe they can look in to the bookbag, arm band controversy.
Have raked all of the flower beds and lawn, filled five lawn bags for pick up, and purchased charcoal, strip steaks, portabella mushrooms and asparagus for grilling. Linda and I will have a quiet evening on the first truly beautiful day of 2008 in Chicago.
Meanwhile, thousands of families are losing their homes.
this Wiggles DVD has the NE Patriots. huh.
Guess ol' Mr. Hewitt isn't too familiar with Mr. Google:
The etiquette of mourning in the upper classes is well documented from medieval times onwards;it gradually spread into the middle classes, reaching a peak in Victorian times, particularly for women. Black clothing in matt fabrics was the essential feature, with crape hatbands and armbands for men, and veils for women.
http://www.answers.com/topic/mourning
Drink E-Water, with 100% more e coli than the FDA recommends!
Somewhere, someone is right now buying a trademark on the name E-water.
Maybe constitutional law wasn't his best subject. Or the memorty isn't what it once was. Or something.
Maybe he's just one of the ordinary people. The salt of the earth. You know a ...
I used to work at the TV studio on Dickerson next to the freeway - the one that used to be a Sam's Club.
LOL. In the south, all driving directions are given with a "used to be" as a reference point.
I don't get north of town very often. I believe Prince's Hot Chicken is on Dickerson Road and the only two times I've been down there have been to score some of that famous hot chicken.
Yesterday I got hopelessly lost in Williamson County, for over 2 hours in the pouring rain. And every time I cross the river, I'm immediately lost. So I pretty much stay in my own neighborhood. It's an issue of self-preservation.
I think Alan Canfora has a black armband on in those infamous pics from May 4.
i believe they were called rucksacks back then and were army surplus and the like.
If you use a retarded chihuahua for the baseline, none of our trolls would be allowed to own a houseplant.
JR, kerosene and a match
Houseplant Kills Middle Aged Shut-in
the body of 53 year-old Gary Ruppert was discovered underneath a pile of...
.
I found the cite to Tinker v Des Moines by googling 'armbands Vietnam', with the cite among the top five retrieved.
Hey, NTodd, remember earlier when you were saying that the gravatars increase the trust level?
Maybe that isn't a great thing.
Someday we may have a namestealer with an IQ above room temperature.
Hugh Jass?
Or your drinking water, and sanitation services - those are things I want run by a company out to make a profit
Yeah, because if their profit margin decreases, they can always cut corners to reduce expenses and increase that profit margin.
HIGH SCHOOLS: As a result of Section 9528 of the No Child Left Behind Act, each high school receiving federal funding is REQUIRED to turn over student contact information (name, address, phone number) to local military recruiters unless parents opt out in writing. For background information on No Child Left Behind's high school military recruiting provision, click here.
ProfWombat
Several times I've called the Superintendent's office about this, and finally the school board took up the issue. But I still don't trust them.
And my healthcare, too! I definitely want THAT run by a company out to make a profit. I can't anticipate any problems with that!
I know this won't be popular, and I don't particularly approve of Bill Frist or his politics, but the best doctor I have ever had in my life works at the Frist Clinic.
It's hard for me to hate HCA as much as I probably should, especially after the runaround I got when I tried to change doctors to someone local. After about six months I wound up going back to Nashville, because getting my treatment in Huntsville was costing five times as much as driving to Nashville and having it done there.
Black clothing in matt fabrics was the essential feature, with crape hatbands and armbands for men, and veils for women.
This proves Hillary is a lesbian!
Simpson's episode -- amusement park -- Marge, "It's run by a corporation, so it must be safe)
who was #14 on the pats? black guy.
was snarking a bit. He knows perfectly well he's lying.
OK. On another note, having John Yoo teach constitutional law is like having Sweeney Todd teach heart surgery.
and of course a college student would never dream of throwing her bookbag down in horror upon hearing the news.
never.
so the question becomes 'were there bookbags then?'
not:
why did he die?
what did he say?
what was his message?
how did his death affect people?
Somewhere, someone is right now buying a trademark on the name E-water.
SteveNS
I'm going to bet it's already taken
OK -- NTodd is up -- sorry I asked!
I'm always up, you dirty, drunken Episcopalian!
having John Yoo teach constitutional law is like having Sweeney Todd teach heart surgery.
leibniz??
Karl rove teaching truth in media
Don rumsfeld teaching Diplomacy?
leibniz: counterexample is a perfectly good way to teach...
Karl rove teaching truth in media
Don rumsfeld teaching Diplomacy?
olexicon, Burger King David | 04.05.08 - 5:40 pm | #
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chimpy teaching.
i believe they were called rucksacks back then and were army surplus and the like.
"Fal de ree...
Fal de rah ...
My knapsack on my back ...."
I don't get north of town very often. I believe Prince's Hot Chicken is on Dickerson Road and the only two times I've been down there have been to score some of that famous hot chicken.
Right across the street from the office. I worked there for four years and never went to Prince's because Kay West said it wasn't safe to drive with cayenne all over your hands.
Stoopid me.
Condi Rice teaching interbational relations
PauL wolfowitz teaching ethics
Karl rove teaching truth in media
Don rumsfeld teaching Diplomacy?
George Bush teaching.....anything.
Somewhere, someone is right now buying a trademark on the name E-water.
SteveNS
I'm going to bet it's already taken
JR, kerosene and a match
Sigh.
Heya moonbats
i kind of drifted off, i missed the 1st episode of S4 of Doctor Who so i wuz watching it on BBC iPlayer
i rather liked it! and David Tennant is so fine
Well, businesses exist to show a profit -- that's why they provide services (it's not a charity -- they're not your friends) -- there are two ways to increase profits -- increase the price for the same level of service OR retain the same price but decrease the service (or course they can do both for the best of all possible worlds) -- you can also refuse service to DFHs!
"Fal de ree...
Fal de rah ...
Funny, I'm watching Schindler again...
there were are are 'bookbags'
what a political analyst this hewitt guy is
I'm going to bet it's already taken
JR
Dole, perhaps.
"Drink Dole E-water and feel yourself resurrected!"
I'm going to bet it's already taken
Indeed. It's a Christian thing.
Black clothing in matt fabrics was the essential feature, with crape hatbands and armbands for men, and veils for women.
This proves Hillary is a lesbian!
SteveNS
Only if it's black flannel.
oops typo:
there were and are bookbags
was the intent to say
Karl rove teaching truth in media
Don rumsfeld teaching Diplomacy?
olexicon, Burger King David
Condoleezza Rice teaching Russian history.
Oh...wait...
Funny, I'm watching Schindler again...
That movie depressed me too much.
went to see 27 Dresses with my sister and i actually enjoyed it
i thought i wuz going to hate it but i wuz pleasantly surprised
kind of drifted off, i missed the 1st episode of S4 of Doctor Who so i wuz watching it on BBC iPlayer
I thought season 4 didn't start until April 18?
Karl rove teaching truth in media.
Don rumsfeld teaching Diplomacy?
Wolfowitz teaching ethics.
George Bush teaching.....anything.
Dick Cheney teaching shooting.
LoveFilm.com sent me thru today The War on Democracy, a documentary by John Pilger
"What is E-Water?
"At E-Water you will find Christian Flashes and E-Cards meant to inspire and to warm the hearts of Christians and seekers alike. We have no commercial aims but we do aim to show how much God loves each one of us"
e_urine
Sigh.
NTodd, Part Of The Pile
Huh. Guess I shouldn't be surprised.
Maybe we can still get P-water.
I'm always up, you dirty, drunken Episcopalian!
NTodd, Part Of The Pile | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 5:40 pm | #
"If erection lasts more than four hours, consult a physician ..."
Someone please email David Ortiz and tell him to stop sucking. TYIA.
I thought season 4 didn't start until April 18?
planetjanet | 04.05.08 - 5:44 pm | #
nope, it started today
Well, I guess since they didn't get anything juicy from the tax returns, except that a lot of people like Bill enough to cough up big bucks to hear him talk, they had to come up with something.
Sean hannity teaching black History
epee
I was in my dorm room when I heard King was shot. I cried for a while. I was watching the left getting hijacked by egotistical gun-wielding sexist dogmatic jackasses, totally ignorant of history and devoid of common sense. And King's death sealed, and stood for, the triumph of the people on the left who never understood, in the slightest, the self-defeating crap they were falling into.
NO BSG SPOILERZ
Any final four picks?
Here is proof that women used to carry bookbags in the 1960’s:
http://www.pinkponytail.com/
Prod...0_9993_main.jpg
And, while some women of the time enjoyed traditional roles:
http://www.barbiecollector.com/s...415&
shelfid=150
Others became “mod” or “groovy”
http://www.barbiecollector.com/s...478&
shelfid=150
Providing a role model for women who would follow them
http://www.barbiecollector.com/s...429&
shelfid=150
Also there were young men in the 60’s, who bravely stood up for their beliefs:
http://www.barbiecollector.com/s...170&
shelfid=150
And finally, in answer to Atrios’ question, I think this proves that in the 1960’s people even lived in “rooms.”
http://www.ladollshouse.com/1960...doll-
house.html
its been one of those days, first I managed to fall down and scrape my knee, secondly i dropped my fork down the side of a radiator at a restaurant and thirdly i accidentally splatted a cappuccino over the floor at Starbucks and over 2 of the customers
just was not my day, teh sucks, was in bit of mood earlier but i'm much happier now
it wuz like a really bad Rom Com, cuz you know in the movies the girl splits coffee over a handsome stranger or falls down in the street and a handsome man comes and helps her up
sadly neither came true in my case!
Someone please email David Ortiz and tell him to stop sucking. TYIA.
Early days yet. Have you any spare pitching you can sell to the Mets?
And King's death sealed, and stood for, the triumph of the people on the left who never understood, in the slightest, the self-defeating crap they were falling into.
ProfWombat | 04.05.08 - 5:46 pm | #
how so?
Moonbootica. I'll have to fire up the DVR. Battlestar Gallactica has taken control of my DVR. I now have 53 episodes since last weekend on the DVR. It blew away about 20 episodes of the Office (NBC and BBC) and several National Geographic documentaries.
pulling for memphis. expecting carolina. speaking of which, time to find the TV.
Well, I guess since they didn't get anything juicy from the tax returns, except that a lot of people like Bill enough to cough up big bucks to hear him talk, they had to come up with something.
qlª
Did you see Hillary's new campaign theme song?
m.e.b. that took a lot of work.
Nice job.
[applause]
Early days yet. Have you any spare pitching you can sell to the Mets?
Homosexual Activist | 04.05.08 - 5:46 pm | #
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Johann right handed maybe?
Moonbootica. I'll have to fire up the DVR. Battlestar Gallactica has taken control of my DVR. I now have 53 episodes since last weekend on the DVR. It blew away about 20 episodes of the Office (NBC and BBC) and several National Geographic documentaries.
planetjanet | 04.05.08 - 5:46 pm | #
nice, my brother has been downloading bittorents of the latest series
Maybe we can still get P-water.
Sounds like an Andrew Sullivan thing. DON'T WANT!
Apparently Campbell Soup also owns Pepperidge Farm, Prego (the pasta sauce) and Pace (the salsa).
Oh, and also V8. They're pretty damn ubiquitous.
Damn right. My first cousin once removed, Deane Foltz was married to the fella who became president of Campbell Soup - boy did we make out on holidays! Boxes of Godiva, Pepperidge Farm - and my Great Aunt Dorothy got shipments of the Campbell Soup tomato plants developed at UC Davis! Great tomatoes - Buddy never could get them shipped to us in LA - California customs always intercepted them. But not the Godiva!
Well, my plan to go for a nice ling run outdoors has been thwarted by the shite weather, so I guess I'm in for the duration.
Just as well. I probably ought to finish the housecleaning at some point tonight.
im catching up on BSG. i just saw Exodus Part 2. it made me cry it was so good. when Adama drops the BSG into the atmosphere, launches the raptors and then jumps out i was like "damn"
had a nice lunch, treated me and my sister to Thai food
had Chicken Satay, Phad Thai and Bannan Fritters served with vanilla ice cream and a Tia Maria Sauce
dont steal it moon!! then need the money!
Johann right handed maybe?
Who is the right-handed Johan Alexander Santana Araque?
I am so out of it -- what is a "ling run"? -- can I do it in my cast?
had Chicken Satay, Phad Thai and Bannan Fritters served with vanilla ice cream and a Tia Maria Sauce
How much ended up on the floor?
April Industrial Worker Highlights Green Unionism
We're getting a much needed steady rain. The lake is still down about a foot, though, looking at the marks on the bulkhead.
no i mean actuall put johan out there and make him pitch right handed. he has to be better than Pelfrey.
peace and humptiness forever
MP, what part of the country?
How much ended up on the floor?
TKK | 04.05.08 - 5:50 pm | #
I managed to drop my fork down the back of a radiator
just one of those days when nothing seems to go right!
what is a "ling run"
does it involve fish?
The black militants took over Cornell wielding machine guns. The white folk were forced out of the SNCC because they were white. The SDS split into the PL, which, tiring of the class traitors in mao's China, looked to Hoxha's Albania for a model socialist state, while the Weathermen built bombs that killed people. And not a bit of this mobilized, organized, taught anybody anything except that the left couldn't be trusted with the nation's business. They became caricatures of themselves, all of them, dead ends, and left the country to Nixon and then Reagan.
The only bright spots I see in retrospect, from, say, 1968 on, were the gay folk and those wimmen standing up for their rights, often in opposition to the leadership of the left wing organizations of the time. Recall Stokely Carmichael's notorious comment that the position of women in the movement is prone.
It's actually sunny and warm here for the first time since like September. My tulips are up, and I went out with no coat today. Ahhh, Spring. Finally.
I am so out of it -- what is a "ling run"? -- can I do it in my cast?
It's like a long run, for people who can't type.
I probably ought to finish the housecleaning at some point tonight.
Would you marry me, please?
If my husband suggested doing house cleaning on a saturday night I think I'd faint.
mmm thai
have a can of coconut milk on the shelf....wonder if i could make soup
drinks wise i had a Long Island Ice Tea
ProfWombat -- what really bugs me is that he meant "supine"!
no i mean actuall put johan out there and make him pitch right handed. he has to be better than Pelfrey.
Seriously. Pelfrey should be a mop-up guy, if that. Maine got roughed up by Atlanta this afternoon, and he's the Mets' second-best pitcher. Oh, well. Early days ...
Would you marry me, please?
Sure!
Just let me finish scrubbing this toilet first.
Atrios wasn't born in 1968? How old is he?
re-HICA!
I found myself (2nd embed).
And... it's now 1:17 between smokes, and it takes me 3 minutes to smoke one. Outdoors, of course (for kittehs' sake).
.
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About Me:
Real Name: Duncan Black
Age: 36
Location: Philadelphia
MP, what part of the country?
Elias
He's making a LIST.
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Prior: yup!
In all seriousness, what he meant was disgraceful, and far more typical of the left and civil rights organizations of the 1960s than is often acknowledged.
Well, El Gato Malo made a move, but didn't make it, alas.
i had a Long Island Ice Tea
At a Thai restaurant in Britain. Empire bites back!
Moonbootica -- could be worse -- I know a woman who, in her youth, threw a fork at her brother -- it pierced his neck, narrowly missing his jugular
Atrios wasn't born in 1968? How old is he?
Southern Beale
He's been in his mid-30's for about half a decade by now.
Atrios wasn't born in 1968? How old is he?
Says he's 36 on the home page.
Speaking of housecleaning, Henrietta the Hound had some diarrhea on an antique oriental rug, probably vegetable-dyed. How should I clean it? Probably water and Ivory?
The poop has dried in as this happened during the night and I only noticed now.
Just let me finish scrubbing this toilet first.
ROWR!!! Ohh Bay-beee! That's HOT!
(referencing this recent study showing "the best foreplay is a husband who cleans the house."
He's making a LIST.
annie
You're at the top.
It's alphabetical.
cindy mcpain sez free beer for life for all who vote for her hubby
ProfWombat -- what really bugs me is that he meant "supine"!
Prior Aelred
Maybe not. Seems they were all for sticking up the ass of women. In all ways, at all times.
Atrios wasn't born in 1968? How old is he?
In blog years?
ProfWombat | 04.05.08 - 5:52 pm | #
similar things happened to the British left over here and now they are pretty much ghettoized and just can't seem to do populism or have broad appeal
they have become irrevelent
Moonbootica -- could be worse -- I know a woman who, in her youth, threw a fork at her brother -- it pierced his neck, narrowly missing his jugular
I was friends with twins. One of them had stuck a pencil through the cheek of the other, so I could tell them apart by the resulting dark mark.
Speaking of housecleaning, Henrietta the Hound had some diarrhea on an antique oriental rug,
Maybe you can wait until supper time.
:lol
Henrietta the Hound had some diarrhea on an antique oriental rug, probably vegetable-dyed. How should I clean it? Probably water and Ivory?
Blech. Nature's Miracle works well, but I don't know about an antique oriental rug. Usually on things like this they tell us to use vinegar and water solutions.
Atrios wasn't born in 1968?
He didn't miss anything. It was really quiet and boring that year.
Echidne ~
nature's miracle might be a bit strong for such a delicate dye. Those enzymes are voracious!
ROWR!!! Ohh Bay-beee! That's HOT!
Did I mention, I'm naked except for these rubber gloves?
And I dabbed a little Windex behind my ears.
ProfWombat -- to this day black American culture tends to be patriarchal (or should I say "cultures"?)
But it was part of the sexual revolution as well -- the 60s are hard to explain to those who weren't there! (& "If you remember the 60s, you weren't there!")
I hate conference calls - my ear hurts.
How should I clean it? Probably water and Ivory?
I'd stay away from the soap. Try water and vinegar.
He's been in his mid-30's for about half a decade by now.
I suspected as much. Someone in their mid 30s really should have more hair.
I was friends with twins. One of them had stuck a pencil through the cheek of the other, so I could tell them apart by the resulting dark mark.
Define "cheeks"
I was there, Prior, I was there.
Born in 1960. I was around for the whole decade.
Usually on things like this they tell us to use vinegar and water solutions.
Southern Beale
I've been discovering that vinegar is good for almost everything. To rinse & soften clothes. Clean hard wood floors. Unclog drains (with baking soda).
prone = on belly
supine = on back
???
Echidne, I think Stephen NS could take care of it if you'd pay his car fare...
Zapette just asked me if I wanted to grow some switch grass.
I said no....and I don't think that we're in the right zone for that.
Moon: once Thatcher succeeded in demonizing the labor movement, 'New Labor' was fairly inevitable, seems to me. In this country, anybody in the union movement who remotely approached political thought in a larger framework than doing well for his members was read out as a Communist, leaving, all too often, corrupt mobsters and self-interested guildsmen as the sole leadership of the labor movement.
The left, religion & rationality
boomers invented sex and obamacons invented change.
I suspected as much. Someone in their mid 30s really should have more hair.
I want a divorce.
I hate conference calls - my ear hurts.
WalterNeff, kingpin
the price you pay to not have to live in la
" April 1, 2008
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Hey, "U"! Unless you both (a) figure out what my name is and (b) stop tasing grad students in the library, it's just not all that likely!
I'm watching the Discovery Channel. These guys are trying to catch an ostritch and put a hood on its head. I'd say it's funny but the poor ostritch doesn't look like he's having fun.
qlª | Homepage | 04.05.08 - 5:56 pm | #
Maybe so
I've been discovering that vinegar is good for almost everything. To rinse & soften clothes. Clean hard wood floors. Unclog drains (with baking soda).
And don't forget the windows! Dry with old newspaper, you'll never get them more sparkly!
Atrios was born the year Nixon won his 2nd term to office by a landslide.
I want a divorce.
Sorrrr-eeee!!!!
Echidne, I think Stephen NS could take care of it if you'd pay his car fare...
virgotex
Long-distance maid service! No job is too big or small!
the price you pay to not have to live in la
ErinPDX
Erin, to answer your question from last night, coastal va, not la.
I've been discovering that vinegar is good for almost everything. To rinse & soften clothes. Clean hard wood floors. Unclog drains (with baking soda).
Vinegar and baking soda for drains, with a Clorox chaser. Works great.
I'm younger than Atrios...and I have less hair than him.
That's what makes me a Z-List blogger.
Southern, too bad the ostrich doesn't have a remote.
BTW-Don't tell Moe, but Mr. ql read in the paper that there seems to be a worldwide hops shortage. This is terrible.
seriously, my ear is ringing.
Hey, there's Hillary in Track Town USA.
I use vinegar and water on my wood floors and they look terrific. It's also really good on tiles and cleaning mildew out of the grout. Much better than that other stuff you buy at the store.
Moon: once Thatcher succeeded in demonizing the labor movement, 'New Labor' was fairly inevitable, seems to me. In this country, anybody in the union movement who remotely approached political thought in a larger framework than doing well for his members was read out as a Communist, leaving, all too often, corrupt mobsters and self-interested guildsmen as the sole leadership of the labor movement.
ProfWombat | 04.05.08 - 6:00 pm | #
my dad has a low opinion of Arthur Scargill, thought he was self interested and power hungry
yeah he's not a fan
apparently at the time and even now there was a theory that the Communist party were funding the unions, not proven of course
coastal va, not la.
MP
nice
Southern, too bad the ostrich doesn't have a remote.
They're loading them on trailers. But it's like ostritch Abu Ghraib with these black hoods.
worldwide hops shortage
memphis state gots good hops. check it in 7 minutes.
Get Smart is next month's cover story Cool.
We don't have tornados very much here, but we get hurricanes that makes everything Waterworld in about a one day period.
My first thought when I heard about MLK Jr. being shot was the same as my thought during the most recent shooting.
"Let's not politicize this. The person that shot him had the second amendment right to have a gun. What the real problem is that not enough people AROUND MLK Jr. had guns. If only his body guards and people around him had conceal carry permits things would have been different. If they had CCW permits the guy who shot King would not have being able to waltz into the "Victim disarmament zone." and get away with it.
The number one thing I have to do is not upset the NRA and their supporters when I comment on this. We also can't let this lead to any kind of new gun laws. There are plenty of gun laws on the books, they just need to be enforced. Besides, if it wasn't a gun someone could have killed him with a knife, are you going to ban knives next? Should we tell the people who sell knives how to regulate the actions of the people who buy their knives?"
(Please note this is satire and note how much our dialog have been changed because of fear of the NRA, especially the way THEY politicized something and then they tell others that WE politicize things -- which rob us of our ability to deal with the issue when it is hot.)