HULK SMASH!!!
and a one
and a two
and a three
and a four
do this all morning
stop the world and let me off
ladies choice
not fun anymore
That's enough, don't you think?
yes it is
thanks for showing up
Someone has to crap in the cookie dough, right?
lol
really after 4 or so it gets old
Not first! Durst !
And the mick lout scores yet another link!?
afternoon moonbats
My cats are peeved.
by the mick lout link.
Morning Moon!
afternoon moonbats
Moonbootica, Ninjabi | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 7:49 am | #
Have you had lunch? May I guess?
Scoundrel! Ruinator! Bad JohnJS! Why didn't you come and get us? What do you mean, I'd a done it too if I coulda?
from below:
Darfur conflict heralds era of wars triggered by climate change, UN report warns
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beyond politics,tribalism.
el | 06.23.07 - 7:39 am | #
I'm slightly confused, are you saying tribalism is beyond politics? Or that the upcoming water wars are beyond politics and tribalim?
We were busy deciding about teen sex, you lout.
Have you had lunch? May I guess?
Gilly Gonzylon | 06.23.07 - 7:50 am | #
I haven't had lunch yet
We were busy deciding about teen sex, you lout.
I won't go there.
So, no hot teenage sex on this thread, huh?
Oh,the retards, CSpan caller saying the detainees were picked up on the battlefiedl without uniforms.
They haven't heard or read a thing.
This is who is voting GoPerverts into office.
That is good news; I remember Jesus' General blogging about this a while back.
Don't Let The Door Bang You On The Arse On Your Way Out, My Lord.
Nicely done, JohnJS!
And thanks, Avedon.
Thers' post is (as usual) right on the money. Punishment, even for drug "crimes," has to end some time, eh?
Take LL Bean, for example. When I order from them, I have never had them foul anything up. They have this great set-up with FedEx that ensures fast delivery and low shipping costs. They dance beautifully.
Punishment, even for drug "crimes," has to end some time, eh?
I did enjoy the former cop, selling his wares on how to avoid getting busted for pot on video.
WashJournal headline - Giuliani: Bloomberg is MiniMe. Giggles
(I have a wee bit of this skunky BC Bud right now -- Oh, my!)
Los Angeles (E! Online) - Grey's Anatomy's Katherine Heigl and Black Eyed Pea Will.I.Am now have more in common than color-based credentials.
The Grey's Anatomy star has teamed with Peaches Uniforms for the aptly named Katherine Heigl Collection, which will feature fashion-forward scrubs promising to bring "a new level of style and sophistication" to medical pros "who value looking good as much as they value their life's work."
LOL
Hey, that Thers guy is pretty smart. I wonder if he likes me?
WashJournal headline - Giuliani: Bloomberg is MiniMe. Giggles
Ruth | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 7:54 am | #
Giuliani is so cute when giggles.
Oh, wait. Is "cute" the word I'm looking for?
Hey, that Thers guy is pretty smart. I wonder if he likes me?
Molly Ivors, goes to 11 | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 7:55 am | #
He's just using you to produce hundreds of children.
Or, perhaps, it's the other way 'round.
Oh, wait. Is "cute" the word I'm looking for?
No, I think the word you're looking for is "horrifically ghoulish."
I have a wee bit of this skunky BC Bud right now -- Oh, my!
My God. In the vicinity you live - I'd think you could get local, as opposed to imported.
OK, we'll watch The Queen today -- and I don't mean mirror-gazing.
No, I think the word you're looking for is "horrifically ghoulish."
Molly Ivors, goes to 11 | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 7:57 am | #
That's right!
Thank you, Molly.
I did enjoy the former cop, selling his wares on how to avoid getting busted for pot on video.
Barndog's hologram
My special fave is the DARE teacher who got busted with I-can't-remember how much crank on him, and, just for extra guffaws, a vibrator up his ass.
Barndog, all Cascadia is contiguous, it ain't imported .
I like 'like, say, finishing school' particularly.
The GoPerverts are so cute when they punish society for not living by their rules.
Hey, that Thers guy is pretty smart. I wonder if he likes me?
Molly Ivors, goes to 11
I'll be you could get him -- just don't abuse the power differential.
Statistically, DARE students have equal or higher rates of substance abuse.
Hmmm. [Thinking furiously hard] Maybe some one ought to write an article on 100-mile drugs. Hmmmm.
DARE -- teaching cynicism at ever-earlier ages!
100 mile drugs? What mean?
Take LL Bean, for example. When I order from them, I have never had them foul anything up. They have this great set-up with FedEx that ensures fast delivery and low shipping costs. They dance beautifully.
plantsman, kabiu gay dude | 06.23.07 - 7:53 am |
I've become very fond of LL Bean. I didn't used to buy from them, my inability to afford them being one of the reasons. But with Lands' End losing quality, and LL Bean retaining it, the choice is simple.
And now that the FedEx delivery man knows where to hide the packages, all is good.
Plantsman, LL Bean is truly great.
I ordered something from them one summer, to have shipped to my sister's address in center city philadelphia. After a couple of weeks I called to see what had happened, and they told me that it had been delivered, only no one had been home and so they LEFT THE PACKAGE ON THE FRONT STEP. Meaning, of course, that it was Gone within minutes!
However, they take that into consideration, and sent another package out right away, no cost to me.
I'll be you could get him -- just don't abuse the power differential.
That's half the fun.
Statistically, DARE students have equal or higher rates of substance abuse.
Molly Ivors, goes to 11
Yep - it's worse that useless. But hey, it's "doing something!" So that has to count for . . . well, nothing, actually.
We got Mick Shrimpton AND Stumpy Pepys
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/
20070...Vp8qATmjrWs0NUE
ARE -- To Keep Kids Off Rugs
It is an absolutely gorgeous morning here.
I'll be you could get him -- just don't abuse the power differential.
That's half the fun.
Molly Ivors, goes to 11 | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:00 am | #
TMI!
On second thought, not enough I!
Good morning.
It seems to me that CSpan only takes calls from the 26%.
Sometimes calls from the 74% sneak through.
I don't think people are concerned enough about drug miles. Buy local!
I'll be you could get him -- just don't abuse the power differential.
That's half the fun.
Molly Ivors, goes to 11
Thers likes to be abused?
Gee, I could have gone a life time without knowing that.
Like the 100-mile diet, we should only consume drugs grown or manufactured within 100 miles of our homes.
I'm slightly confused, are you saying tribalism is beyond politics?
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No, that was a comma:
"beyond politics,tribalism"
not "beyond politics: tribalism"
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I meant to comment that beyond all the usual human stupidities, nature is the bottom line causing displacement in Darfur.
I do think that someone could make big money marketing organic pot.
that French saying on the top left of Thers' blog is too literal a translation from English. It doesn't make any sense in French.
I am uninvolved in the procurement process, and thus have the luxury of quality being a factor for me. And it's always fine.
When I taught high school, the stoner kids loved wearing DARE tshirts to school.
Glad to hear it Hecate, since my kid lives around the block from you!
DARE = chastity rings for your butts.
from comments downstairz
Gilly
That reminds me of the Idaho family that bragged up that every member of their family
(at least the males), had been encouraged and decided to enlist to fight terrorism. ... I had to ask myself at that point if it wasnt so bad living at home in Idaho that the benefits of leaving didnt outweigh staying at home and being a citizen instead of a army man on the battlefield ... the mother was one of the more outspoken critics of Cindy Sheehan ...one of the ones yelling "She Doesnt Speak For Me and meeting with the prez (or that brain damaged drunk who had his dad buy him a War President present for his birfday
esprit de corps (am reminded of the Stone Temple Pilots song Conversations Kill otherwise known as the Big Empty)
all Cascadia is contiguous, it ain't imported
I understand this premise. I've had my own share of BC goodies, but still enjoy the N Cali varieties more.
Members of the feared religious police in Saudi Arabia are for the first time due to stand trial over the deaths in their custody of two men.
The deaths, which occurred a few weeks ago, sparked a media uproar, leading to calls for a re-evaluation of the force's role and responsibilities.
One of the dead men had been accused of socialising with an unrelated woman, the other of alleged alcohol peddling.
Both died shortly after being detained by the religious police.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world...ast/
6232778.stm
I am currently abusing this coffee substance.
What a RUSH!
-
e GoPerverts are so cute when they punish society for not living by their rules.
Course, when the boyking got caught running coke, daddy got him off doing volunteer work for week or two and then paid for B school, no problem. They don't go to jail and they don't need student loans, so they're happy to cynically punish people for drug use.
Figuring out how to declare hydroponic bud "organic" is part of the problem.
Thers likes to be abused?
Well, he gets pummeled by little people quite often.
Well, he gets pummeled by little people quite often.
Molly Ivors, goes to 11
Beware the Wee White Woman...
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I am currently abusing this coffee substance
Maybe you should try some of my coffee crack.
They busted a bunch of grow-ops in Toronto recently. They had tonnes and tonnes of fertilizers, pesticides, etc.
This is also a very rare treat for me, be it known.
CSpan calls; The 26% is determined to get in so they can make a Statement. The 74% is too involved in online and other conversations to think that it's a big deal.
esprit de corps (am reminded of the Stone Temple Pilots song Conversations Kill otherwise known as the Big Empty)
Geronimo! Er ... ME! | 06.23.07 - 8:03 am | #
I see it on a more spiritual level. If fate/god/the universe/etc gives you a 2nd chance, why tempt it once again?
good morning all
I just happened to open the site after it was updated.
saw the 0 comments and said to myself, *that thing is lying again.*
looked and went
ooooooops
and went hog wild.
now gone again
Music fans are coping with further showers as the Glastonbury Festival enters its second full day.
Parts of the site have been turned into a quagmire by heavy rain, but long dry spells have provided respite.
The conditions have not deterred most of the 177,500 festival-goers, who can expect to see a line-up headed by The Killers, The Kooks and Paul Weller.
The weather has been less severe than the last festival two years ago, when flash floods hit the Somerset site.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/enter...ent/
6231918.stm
Our favorite criminal congressman, Duke Cunningham, was one of the loudest brayers about zero-tolerance drug policy. Of course, his kid got busted with like a pound of pot.
esprit de corps (am reminded of the Stone Temple Pilots song Conversations Kill otherwise known as the Big Empty)
Geronimo! Er ... ME!
I don't think we can reasonably discount it. Nobody hates this war, or any senseless conflict, more than I do, but people who are in the shit together are going to care about one another, and they need to. If everyone is only concerned about his or her own ass everyone is in deep shit.
I meant to comment that beyond all the usual human stupidities, nature is the bottom line causing displacement in Darfur.
el | 06.23.07 - 8:02 am
It did make more sense to me after reading it again.
too early in the morning for reading comprehension.
I once read that EVERY mammal that is aware of a mind-altering substance in its environment makes use of said substance - every one.
$$ makes right, wasn't that Poope?
I have the ideal terrace for pot-growing: high up, sunny, enclosed, a clear plastic roof overhead. No one would be the wiser.
Couldn't do it, though. I couldn't stand the continuous worry of being caught.
Oh dear, I was wrong.
Itg was 400 pounds of pot.
Good morning.
Like the 100-mile diet, we should only consume drugs grown or manufactured within 100 miles of our homes.
What about coffee & tea?
Gonna go enjoy the great outdoors. Talk to you brilliant people later, I hope.
Maybe you should try some of my coffee crack.
Barndog's hologram
I'm still working on inventing the coffee bong. Tiny cups of Cuban coffee are the closest I can get...
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Students from a radical mosque in Islamabad have abducted nine people, including six Chinese women, accusing them of prostitution.
The students, who were reportedly armed with batons, broke into an acupuncture clinic in a residential part of the city which they said was a brothel.
They assaulted three armed guards and then raided the compound.
It is the latest in a series of acts by hardliners from the Pakistani capital's Lal Masjid (Red Mosque) since January.
Their activities reveal the growth of Taleban support in the country.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world...sia/
6232746.stm
EVERY mammal that is aware of a mind-altering substance in its environment makes use of said substance - every one
You should see my cats attack the Catnip I have growing about the property. Only on occasions, mind you - but it's quite comical to say the least.
What about coffee & tea?
Karin
Yea, well, there you go. I suppose you can make tea out of anything, tho.
I'm out to, to the garden. Later, all.
my cats go loopy over catnip
rolling about in joy
Someone in a former administration -- might have been George I -- said, "We CAN have a drug-free society." I just wanted him to show me one.
They don't go to jail and they don't need student loans, so they're happy to cynically punish people for drug use.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator
That's an excellent entry into the concept that all these "Republiconvicts" had a chance to say no when they were approached withg the concept of ... "This could be the chance of a lifetime or at least a decade where, if you'll play along we could make tens of even hundreds of millions of dollars and instead of being grateful for what they have and respecting the position in society that they were expected to protect and uphold they said "okay" even though ALL of them are already wealthy ... think about that ... ALL of them are already wealthy ... I guess that's what's referred to as power drunk or addicted to a blinding point when you cant stay on point to that for which you were elected
MisterX - I use expresso made from Blue Mountain (hand roasted and imported personally) - then a nice bold brew like, Sumatra, or Kenyan - 1/2 cup of each.
Guaranteed to wake you up from the dead.
Heinous that we are funding mercenaries:
Congress voted last night to continue funding SOA/WHINSEG, by just 6 votes.
From SOA Watch website:
"The mission of the SOA has been to train soldiers to protect the interests of multinational corporations and their cohorts in Latin America. Labor leaders and union organizers have always been among the primary targets of SOA violence."
Lady Bird is in the hospital. For all the flowers she's grown for me, I sure hope she's okay, and if not, spared suffering.
"Lets here it for the rainbow tour" -Tony Blair has arrived at the Vatican for his last meeting with the Pope as prime minister.
There has been speculation Mr Blair, an Anglican, is planning to convert to the same denomination as wife Cherie and their children after leaving office.
He has said the issue of his conversion to Catholicism is "unresolved" ahead of his private audience.
Asked by the Times magazine if he would be converting, he said: "Things aren't always as resolved as they might be."
He said he was "nervous" discussing the issue before Saturday's Rome meeting.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_ne...ics/
6232600.stm
If you can grow camellias, with a bit of work you can track down a plant and grow your own true tea. The 100 mile (160km) rule is nice, in that achingly rigid way rules can be nice.
I'd like to take the trip over to Amsterdam just to, you know, see it.
I'm really not sure I would partake. I was a bad pot-smoker. Got really paranoid.
Open My Eyes - the Nazz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o...related&
search=
Oh, and good afternoon, by the way.
achingly rigid...can be nice.
plantsman, kabiu gay dude | 06.23.07 - 8:13 am | #
Ahem.
Gee, Tony, d'ya think the Pope's going to discourage you from becoming Catholic?
constiuents melt into the walls of glory and of course he said yes ... after all these were now his "new" friends ... the ones he'd waited and hoped for all his life
I was a bad pot-smoker. Got really paranoid.
Stick to the Indicas, as opposed to Sativas.
moonbootica, the Red bunch has dunking chairs I s'pose? Just what we need, the Red Chastity ringers.
I'm really not sure I would partake. I was a bad pot-smoker. Got really paranoid.
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:13 am | #
Tried it out in Amsterdam. Being high in a foreign country adds to the paranoia. Besides, that shit is STRONG! And I'm from Cali !
You could go to Vancouver, BC and see Amsterdam-in-North-America.
I'd like to take the trip over to Amsterdam just to, you know, see it.
I'm really not sure I would partake. I was a bad pot-smoker. Got really paranoid.
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:13 am | #
I enjoyed it immensely. But there's a lot of dogshit on the sidewalks.
And crazed fast-moving packs of bicyclists.
And a lot of angle-pose lamp stores.
I neglected to add, Smitty - you'll be too locked to the couch to be paranoid with the Indicas.
You!
I'm here toissue a warning. You seem to forget that I'm a fairly competent attorney. There has been much said here about me that is actionable. Stop it now, please, or there will be consequences.
money became power, like replacing the phillips screwdriver with a gift from gramma
the battery operated *power* phillips from now on
Stick to the Indicas, as opposed to Sativas.
Barndog's hologram
I have no idea what that means. I suppose it's indicated in the coffeeshops?
"What do you have in the way of a marijuana that's good for the inexperienced pot smoker?"
This Nazz video is lovely. Thank you!
You could go to Vancouver, BC and see Amsterdam-in-North-America
Did that. What I recall of it anyway.
.vVVv. | 06.23.07 - 8:13 am | #
Groovy!
I don't think Tena would use her full name.
There has been much said here about me that is actionable. Stop it now, please, or there will be consequences.
Not this morning there hasn't, and that's not Tena's style.
"What do you have in the way of a marijuana that's good for the inexperienced pot smoker?"
I recommend Blueberry varieties.
I enjoyed it immensely. But there's a lot of dogshit on the sidewalks.
And crazed fast-moving packs of bicyclists.
And a lot of angle-pose lamp stores.
rorschach, infogit
Well, I do want to be an anglepoise lamp. Especially after smoking some Indica, evidently.
Dogshit? Welcome to Europe.
"What do you have in the way of a marijuana that's good for the inexperienced pot smoker?"
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:16 am | #
They hand you menus when you walk in.
My friend and I always bought hash and pot and rolled them together. Good times.
No way in hell that's tena.
Indica and Sativa are species of cannabis, which is a genus of related plants.
And Tena has a chic gravatar that is conspicuously missing.
I have no idea what that means. I suppose it's indicated in the coffeeshops?
"What do you have in the way of a marijuana that's good for the inexperienced pot smoker?"
smitty w, popping squibs
You could ask for the menu and buy the cheapest thing on it, or you could do exactly as you said.
Tony Blair converting to Catholicism is just bizarre.
He's exactly my age. Born on the same day and everything.
I'm going in the other direction. Getting more doubtful everyday.
Dogshit? Welcome to Europe.
They don't have scoop laws?
Well, I do want to be an anglepoise lamp. Especially after smoking some Indica, evidently.
Dogshit? Welcome to Europe.
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:18 am | #
It's worse there than anywhere else I went.
And it's good to see that you're a Hitchcock fan as well!
I don't think Tena would use her full name.
Molly Ivors, goes to 11
bdg always did.
I'm really not sure I would partake. I was a bad pot-smoker. Got really paranoid.
smitty
while smoking tons of the stuff and feeling good about it, incidentally his mind changed and the pot and the socializing built around it couldnt sustain the change ... couldnt make the leap which would be the continuance beyond the pot
happens to everyone ... inevitably we grow up
feeling the draw of responsibility is a scarey thing
Molly, I'm with you. And Tena isn't gratuitous with her comments, kind of like looking for a fight. Like a troll.
bdg was namestealing Moon here recently one evening, I believe.
bdg always did.
We have a winner!
They don't have scoop laws?
Molly Ivors, goes to 11
They do, I suppose, but it's regarded as merely a suggestion.
In Londinium, one rarely runs across dogshit, although I've seen three or four unattended piles in the last couple of days.
But they also have people who actually sweep the sidewalks, so that may have something to do with the lack of dogshit.
My friend and I always bought hash and pot and rolled them together. Good times.
rorschach, infogit
With tobacco, for us; the only time in his life my husband has ever smoked tobacco. He loved it that way.
Of course, that was in our young and irresponsible days, it goes without saying. Ahem.
Tony Blair converting to Catholicism is just bizarre.
As I said the other day, if "cake or death" is good enough for the Queen, it should be good enough for him.
And it's good to see that you're a Hitchcock fan as well!
rorschach, infogit
It's the only Soft Boys song I know.
They do, I suppose, but it's regarded as merely a suggestion.
In Londinium, one rarely runs across dogshit, although I've seen three or four unattended piles in the last couple of days.
But they also have people who actually sweep the sidewalks, so that may have something to do with the lack of dogshit.
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:21 am | #
Don't they call it dog shite ?
I'd like to take the trip over to Amsterdam just to, you know, see it.
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I got mugged on a bus there while everyone looked on. I had a baby in a carriage so I just handed him my purse. The police were on strike.
Gotta zap a cuppa. brb.
It's the only Soft Boys song I know.
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:22 am | #
I Wanna Destroy You is a good song
some big sky outside 'casa de mogwai' last night
I guess Blair didn't read all the stuff about the Romish heresy in the back of the Book of Common Prayer.
You'd think he'd be more thorough.
I became Catholic at age 32, but in my RCIA class there were people in their 40s and 50s.
I would imagine, since Blair is married to a Catholic, it's always been in the back of his mind (because Catholicism sort of wafts into your being if you're around one a lot), but he couldn't do it if he wanted to remain politically viable.
It's the only Soft Boys song I know.
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:22 am | #
I Wanna Destroy You is a good song
Gilly Gonzylon | 06.23.07 - 8:23 am | #
Rock and Roll Toilet is great too.
Especially because that song was meant to mock the Rolling Stones, and in playing it, all the members of the band traded instruments.
Don't they call it dog shite ?
Gilly Gonzylon
Indeed. Although shite tends to be used in the metaphorical sense. "The Tube is shite today," as opposed to, "Look out, don't step in that shite!"
Okay, time to do breakfast and things. L8r, enjoy yer selves being rational (and right, er, left).
Heidi decided she wanted to go under my duvet.
so there is a mound in the middle of the bed, where Heidi is
the minx
I would imagine, since Blair is married to a Catholic, it's always been in the back of his mind (because Catholicism sort of wafts into your being if you're around one a lot), but he couldn't do it if he wanted to remain politically viable.
No, he couldn't.
But maybe he thinks he's Newman or something.
Iraq's prime minister has said he supports the policy of arming and training Sunni Arab tribesmen to fight against al-Qaeda.
In an interview with Newsweek magazine last week Nuri al-Maliki said that arming Sunnis risked creating new militias, but on Friday he said he had been misunderstood.
"The government is not afraid of armed tribes, it is afraid of the chaos and ill-discipline that may lead to the presence of new militias," he said in a statement.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/
...2683227E861.htm
and like I either remarked or allufed to yesterday
Tony is converting as the beginning step into a process to sheath him into a fold ... it could be Opus Dei or it could be another outstanding bunch of swell fellas but mark my words ... his conversion to this faith has nothing to do with spirituality or faith as we know it ... it is a pre-requisite for a process of admittance into a cabal ... plain and simple
I never believed that Tony Blair was a complete idiot like Bush is, but rather an intelligent person who was, for whatever reason, seriously deluding himself about some very important things.
If he is even slightly coming out of this delusion, he'd have the need for a lot of atonement, and the Catholic church is just the place.
Maybe someday Colin Powell will announce his conversion.
Indeed. Although shite tends to be used in the metaphorical sense. "The Tube is shite today," as opposed to, "Look out, don't step in that shite!"
smitty w, popping squibs | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:26 am | #
Speaking of which, during my first trip to London, I arrived in the city a few days before my friends and spent the time getting around on the Tube, checking out the sights, etc. One morning, I get on, sit down, and a moment later, someone is tapping my shoulder from behind. It was my friends getting in from Heathrow! True story.
I'll leave religion alone.
Here's an ad I got from NYC Housing.
The first development, Washington Mews, is located at 89 Murray Street in the Tribeca section of Manhattan and is funded through HDC’s New Housing Opportunities Program (New HOP). Initial rents for the 44 apartments range from $2,064 per month for one bedroom apartments up to $2,857 for three-bedroom apartments. Units are reserved for households with an annual income ranging from $74,612 to $124,075. (Incomes vary within these bounds depending on apartment size and family size).
Over $2k a month is suppose to be "affordable housing".
People will knock down their dear old grandmas for these apartments.
Rock and Roll Toilet is great too.
Especially because that song was meant to mock the Rolling Stones
thus you have the song "Rip This Joint"
karzai lashes out at NATO over Afghan civilian deaths
winning hearts and minds (NATO claimed they were used as human shields)
of course they still shot and killed them - if they knew they were human shields, why shoot?
Over $2k a month is suppose to be "affordable housing".
People will knock down their dear old grandmas for these apartments.
HoneyBearKelly | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:32 am | #
In Santa Monica during Rent Control, people would check the Obituaries.
winning hearts and minds (NATO claimed they were used as human shields)
of course they still shot and killed them - if they knew they were human shields, why shoot?
mogwai
I remember hearing some excuse about how the bad guys were responsible because they were launching operations from civilian neighborhoods.
Keeerist.
BTW, the President's office is exempt from that Presidential order, as well.
Over $2k a month is supposed to be "affordable housing".
people in nyc give too much of their hard-earned monies to the lords of the land...i could live there, but enjoy solitude to much - that and not paying a ridiculous amount of my salary to live there
"inny Rulz I ishhoe don't apply tuh me!" -- George Bush
I never wanted to believe Tony Blair was a completely collusive idiot like Bush
then I found out about "Shit Happening"
so I wiped my butt and went home
Over $2k a month is supposed to be "affordable housing".
people in nyc give too much of their hard-earned monies to the lords of the land...i could live there, but enjoy solitude to much - that and not paying a ridiculous amount of my salary to live there
mogwai | 06.23.07 - 8:37 am | #
Hoboken is a pretty decent compromise.
Tony Blair has an inability to say 'he was wrong'
Speaking of which, during my first trip to London, I arrived in the city a few days before my friends and spent the time getting around on the Tube, checking out the sights, etc. One morning, I get on, sit down, and a moment later, someone is tapping my shoulder from behind. It was my friends getting in from Heathrow! True story.
Gilly Gonzylon | 06.23.07 - 8:32 am | #
Very cool. The Tube is a small world.
Another tale of the Brit transit:
Transferring from train to train in Victoria Station, drug dogs failed to smell the 300 pounds' worth of opium laced hash I was carrying.
That made me very happy.
BTW, the President's office is exempt from that Presidential order, as well.
watertiger, snarkywarky
Damn, are we ever through the looking glass on this one.
Hoboken is a pretty decent compromise.
Not really. The rents there are comparable.
BTW, the President's office is exempt from that Presidential order, as well.
watertiger, snarkywarky
And this is surprising, how?
zah bear chit in the woods?
pope wear a funny hat?
BTW, the President's office is exempt from that Presidential order, as well.
Jesus tits.
Diane,
love this bit:
Although it doesn't specifically say so, Bush's order was not meant to apply to the vice president's office or the president's office, a White House spokesman said. ...
You think they might want to have specified that.
Wt, holiday comes soon, no?
Helen Mirren (although I adore her characters)
isnt going to sterilize Tony for me and/or anyone who has two eyes or two discerning ears to filter out the cleanser
You think they might want to have specified that.
I stopped on that line, too.
Huh.
Wt, holiday comes soon, no?
Apparently, not soon enough.
[rubs forehead, looks at dent on desk]
Rent in the outer boroughs is more reasonable for Hoboken. And Hoboken is for the young and single. It's been a long time since I lived there, but I'm sure the school system still sucks.
Poor snarkywarky baby; hang in there!
[rubs forehead, looks at dent on desk]
Could be worse. Could be the dent in your forehead.
I liked it better when they thought they could minimize his "role' by casting him as "bush's" poodle ... bullshit ... these men know what the pay off is and they know what the down side is if they fail to play along ... path of least resistence? path less traveled? got a limo ride in Dallas for yah iffin yah dont play along ... nuff said
And Hoboken is for the young and single.
Walking distance to Maxwell's.
You think they might want to have specified that.
watertiger, snarkywarky
Well, yes. Especially since Mr. Bush is so fond of signing statements.
Well, yes. Especially since Mr. Bush is so fond of signing statements.
It's Calvinball.
Walking distance to Maxwell's.
I could practically roll home from Maxwells', or the Elysian.
there's no redemption for Blair, no forgiveness
he dragged Britain into Iraq, was servile towards Bush and under his premiership inequality has grown and more laws have been created to criminalize every bit of British life
fuck him and fuck Gordon Brown and whole repulsive NuLabour project
It's Calvinball.
I'm officially stealing that.
I'm in the shit when Brooklyn gets too expensive.
Parts of it already are even more expensive than Manhattan now.
Last night we were in the Lower East Side which use to be like Skid Row. It's all changed.
It's Calvinball.
watertiger, snarkywarky
Bingo!
And now I believe I will return to bed for a while. I have a summer cold, which means that my brain has been replaced with mashed potatoes.
Have a good morning, bats.
so ... I guess they arent willing to die for their, so proclaimed beliefs. and their faith falls short in backing what they think and feel and so thusly tell us all to believe in because there's another influence? and what is this influence that keeps them from giving their position the same amount of faith as a "noble cause" position that they hawk and hammer constantly?
Moon, the Catholic Church WILL forgive him, all you have to do is genuinely repent and you're saved. I bet he's looking for someone who'll forgive him for that mess he's made.
I'm gonna whip up some pancakes and then look busy in case jesus comes back, or something.
Have a nice Saturday, y'all.
I could practically roll home from Maxwells', or the Elysian.
Sweet! I like Maxwell's because you often get to meet or hang out with the bands. Off the top of my head, I've gotten wasted in the basement with Robert Pollard, had my boobs eyeballed by the male members of Superchunk, and had Carl Newman assure me that I would fit into a large New Pornographers tshirt.
I'm in the shit when Brooklyn gets too expensive.
Parts of it already are even more expensive than Manhattan now.
Last night we were in the Lower East Side which use to be like Skid Row. It's all changed.
HoneyBearKelly | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:48 am |
Lo-E-Cida ! Toppa da foo chay !
Well, part of the family that owns Maxwell's has already migrated down to Asbury Park, which is not as cheap as it used to be, but still the frontier compared to NY or Hoboken.
Molly Ivors, goes to 11 | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:50 am | #
Pollard roooools! I also have a great recording of the Replacements from Maxwells in 1986. Man, it was a good night for them.
Gilly: I just plugged in the tracking number at UPS.com, and my package was arrival scanned in Portland about 6 minutes ago!
anyone can be a cardboard cut-out of their uncle's racism ... anyone can be a straw dog of their cousins dim misogynist view of women.
but then why cause trouble in the "family" when the benefit is ... in the ACCEPTANCE!
when you stand on your own two feet and your own principles you'll be able to see to your acceptance ... I know I know ... sounds almost spiritual .. but then ... tell me what this issue is all about and why we have to constantly revisit thei "question of faith and morality" ?
Gilly: I just plugged in the tracking number at UPS.com, and my package was arrival scanned in Portland about 6 minutes ago!
plantsman, kabiu gay dude | 06.23.07 - 8:53 am | #
Heh. I stand corrected. Sorry to have caused you any grief.
No grief caused -- I just love it when a plan comes together!
I'm off to the Farmer's Market. Later, kids!
Are there Trader Joes in The City these days? I found Dean and Delouca (sp) a cooler place for yummies.
H2OMan:
However, as Caro describes, after the 1960 election, Johnson began to understand that he was leaving the position of power he had loved. In January 1961, before he had formally resigned from the senate and been sworn in as vice president, Johnson began to come up with plans to maintain power in legislative branch, while serving in the executive branch. He describes LBJ as taking the stance "that the Constitution already assigned the Vice President functions in the Senate: to preside over it, and to vote in it in case of a tie ..."
Johnson attempted to keep an office for himself in Senate Office Building, and to have democrats recognize him as still being the de facto Majority Leader. Even Evans & Novak wrote of this as being an attempt to "breach the constitutional separation of powers by making the Vice President the presiding officer of all the Senate Democrats".
http://
www.democraticunderground...mesg_id=1165193
A vice precedent.
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What will be at the Farmer's Market up Molly's way, I wonder?
Trader Joe's opened on 14th Street and became an instant smash hit.
I love it but don't get there often enough.
yay, plantsman! that's good.
and anyone who didn't go look at mogwai's sky, it's at http://img513.imageshack.us/
my.p...dsc00832fs8.jpg
and is gorgeous.
Good morning.
Made a sort of Shrimp Scampi last evening, but sauteed a sliced Portabello mushroom into it first.
Yum!
http://rawstory.com/news/2007/
Op...court_0622.html
David Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey, who served in the Justice Department, say Democrats are trying to "resuscitate a rapidly expiring 'scandal,' in an opinion article in Friday's Los Angeles Times. The pair focus explicitly on the firing of at least eight US attorneys for what critics say were purely partisan motives.
"Chosen for political reasons, they can legally and morally be fired for political reasons: insufficient loyalty, a perceived failure to pursue administration priorities or that someone with better political contacts has come along," the pair write.
The framing of this as "firing for purely partisan motives" is irritating.
The "frame" that includes the significance of what was done is to say "firing to obstruct the process of justice against Republicans and start baseless prosecution of Democrats that they would not pursue against Republicans"
Trader Joe's opened on 14th Street and became an instant smash hit.
I love it but don't get there often enough.
HoneyBearKelly | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:58 am | #
Do you guys call it "Trayda Fuggin Joes" ? 
Good day, NTodd.
Although you think it's weird to be said Hello to...?
There could easily be more Foreigner novels, or not. No more Hammerfalls, please!
Good morning.
NTodd, Meta Quaker Ass | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:59 am | #
Typical A-List greeting.
Good morning.
NTodd, Meta Quaker Ass | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 8:59 am | #
Make me some oatmeal, purdy please?
Good day, NTodd.
Although you think it's weird to be said Hello to...?
What the fuck? This is a blog, not a garden party. Why does everybody say hello?
Make me some oatmeal, purdy please?
Wicked!
The nearby Trader Joes nearly requires auto access
(unless physical vigor returns someday) so I don't get there much -- and the diabetic way I've learned to live is working out so far.
What will be at the Farmer's Market up Molly's way, I wonder?
plantsman
South Jersey farmers are finishing up cutting spinach!
Disclosure: The only reason I know that is I overhead a couple of farmers talking about it last night at the local bar.
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Make me some oatmeal, purdy please?
Wicked!
NTodd, Meta Quaker Ass | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:03 am | #
Heh. Your attempts at wit have melted this cold heart, muthafucka.
It could be a garden party, after seeing mogwai's sky and clouds.
What the fuck? This is a blog, not a garden party. Why does everybody say hello?
NTodd
*
elitist
"Make me some oatmeal, purdy please?"
there ya go again, pimping quaker oats.
probably own stock.
Disclosure: The only reason I know that is I overhead a couple of farmers talking about it last night at the local bar.
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Agent Orange
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I don't have farmer up my way but we do git the hunters and their stories AND DEER JERKY!
"Make me some oatmeal, purdy please?"
there ya go again, pimping quaker oats.
probably own stock.
jdw | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:05 am | #
I just figured a Quaker would know little secrets to make it yummier.
If you're gonna eat oatmeal, skip instant -- it doesn't have enough fiber to be worth it, the Breakfast Squares, either.
The morning shift (6 - 9am) is a garden party of sorts. Much more genteel than the screaming and trolling that occurs later in the day. That's my favorite time to be here.
there ya go again, pimping quaker oats.
probably own stock.
jdw | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:05 am | #
When NTodd sows his quaker oats, I know I do not want to taste them.
I go to Trader Joe's all the time. They have good stuff at decent prices.
I like the Farmer's Market in LA and go there whenever I'm in that town.
In Boston we have Faneuil Hall marketplace and on Saturday there's the Haymarket Area vendors selling food from pushcarts.
What will be at the Farmer's Market up Molly's way, I wonder?
Strawberries, definitely. Asparagus, peas, early lettuce, I imagine.
I guess I should've been more clear: my greeting was only intended for certain individuals who know who they are and not for the rest of you.
Just so we all understand one another.
"I just figured a Quaker would know little secrets to make it yummier."
the secret to good oatmeal is to throw the box into the landfill.
In Boston we have Faneuil Hall marketplace and on Saturday there's the Haymarket Area vendors selling food from pushcarts.
Rudy - Free Woody | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:07 am | #
Wicked !
Marcellina does not understand the true power of the blogosphere.
Last night we were in the Lower East Side which use to be like Skid Row. It's all changed.
HoneyBearKelly
I grew up there. Even with my promotion I couldn't afford the rents on just my salary.
halo9scum 4 X said I can't tell you about the army officer involved in detainee defense at Guantanamo saying they were pressured to prosecute without sufficient evidence.
http://www.dallasnews.com/
shared...mo.388ddf1.html
I also don't know a damned thing about gardening. I've let everything Stef planeted grow on its own or get overrun with weeds.
Michael Moore was in Manchester, NH hawking his new film, "Sicko."
His point as usual is a good one: Why the fuck do we need middlemen (aka, the insurance companies) in our healthcare business?
If you're gonna eat oatmeal, skip instant -- it doesn't have enough fiber to be worth it, the Breakfast Squares, either.
plantsman
*
The last time I remember this topic up, Moon linked to a site that showed that the fiber content in instant is actually very close to that of regular.
Marcellina is a sweetie.
In my family, the secret was Start the oats in cold water (makes 'em creamier) and stir in shredded cheddar cheese when ready.
Even with my promotion I couldn't afford the rents on just my salary.
I've been hearing a lot of stuff like that lately. Gentrification?
I also don't know a damned thing about gardening. I've let everything Stef planeted grow on its own or get overrun with weeds.
NTodd
That's it then. You can't officially be a part of the A list morning bloggers. Yer out.
In my family, the secret was Start the oats in cold water (makes 'em creamier) and stir in shredded cheddar cheese when ready.
plantsman, kabiu gay dude | 06.23.07 - 9:10 am | #
Ntodd, what say you ?
Rudy is Durgin Park still upstairs above Haymarket?
Marcellina does not understand the true power of the blogosphere.
She understands it allright. She just doesn't like the fighting. She's a coward that way.
In the local news, it's Kurt Waldheim's funeral today.
If you're gonna eat oatmeal, skip instant -- it doesn't have enough fiber to be worth it, the Breakfast Squares, either.
plantsman
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That's easy -it must be good for the GOP
The last time I remember this topic up, Moon linked to a site that showed that the fiber content in instant is actually very close to that of regular.
Thus began the Great Eschaton Oatmeal War of 2007...
Nancy W, I'm just going by the Nutrition Facts panel on Quaker's own products.
Transferring from train to train in Victoria Station, drug dogs failed to smell the 300 pounds' worth of opium laced hash I was carrying.
That made me very happy.
rorschach, infogit
did you do that with a Eddie Murphy bodysuit er what! lol
Arnold Schwatzentimble in Total Recall?
His point as usual is a good one: Why the fuck do we need middlemen (aka, the insurance companies) in our healthcare business?
Rudy - Free Woody
Because it's making a handful of people very wealthy, and they are making big campaign contributions to the people who make our laws.
Which is why we will never have a universal single-payer system unless we have campaign finance reform first.
opps, going back to refill mug of coffee now - I meant that last comment in response to healthcare middlemen
Danke schön, HonigBaerKelly!
That's it then. You can't officially be a part of the A list morning bloggers. Yer out.
I guess I'd better start a blog about how gardeners hate non-gardeners and refuse to give us veggies. It's sad, really...
Is Joerg Haider going?
I don't have farmer up my way but we do git the hunters and their stories AND DEER JERKY!
Nancy Willing Danzig's pony.
So the bartender lops 2 deer legs (with hooves and hair each about a foot long) in front of me on the bar and asks what she should do with these. (Apparently one of the patrons put them in her hand bag - boys will be boys). I suggested a little hot sauce with ranch dressing on the side!?
.
When even NTodd ignores me, I know I need to head on out.
Later, bats.
Ruth,
Durgin Park is near Haymarket but actually in the Faneuil Hall marketplace area itself.
Still great for prime ribs and waitresses with an attitude!
G'bye, rors!
You can always have my zuchini NTodd.
They are about 11" long, firm, and uncut.
So the bartender lops 2 deer legs (with hooves and hair each about a foot long) in front of me on the bar and asks what she should do with these. (Apparently one of the patrons put them in her hand bag - boys will be boys). I suggested a little hot sauce with ranch dressing on the side!?
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Agent Orange | 06.23.07 - 9:12 am | #
"I'm lookin' for the guy who shot my paw"
Nancy W, I'm just going by the Nutrition Facts panel on Quaker's own products.
plantsman
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well there you have it
you never know what you can get on the internets...it also begs reason to think that refining something ADDS anything to it.
I laugh at the fiber pill commercials on teevee.
had you smoke any before hand?
are you sure you're remembering correctly?
did you get a sensation of awakening afterwards and feel grateful afterwards that it was just a dream?
Inquiring minds want to know
Has anybody seen Rory lately?
Morning all.
Been away for a while -- have I missed the Big Irk?
I've been hearing a lot of stuff like that lately. Gentrification?
NTodd
It's insane. Most of those buildings were originally built as tenements for poor immigrants. Our first apartment upon marriage in 1972 was $38./month. The exact same place is going for more like $1500./month. The bathtub is still in the kitchen and they are still tenements with roaches in the walls and rats in the basement. And that's rent so there is no equity accruing.
Jennifer,
This country has been run by the rich since the beginning but it has to change.
The vast majority of people have been getting screwed for centuries. It's about time they woke up!
He was just here; but agreeing with you so discomfitted him, he split.
YVW Marcellina.
Been away for a while -- have I missed the Big Irk?
Yes, but we do not speak of it.
Durgin Park is near Haymarket but actually in the Faneuil Hall marketplace area itself.
Still great for prime ribs and waitresses with an attitude!
Rudy - Free Woody | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:13 am | #
Jeebus -- I ate there once -- 45 years ago.
Nice to know the food's still good.
jeez, and I tho't I was still in Haymarket. But the roast beef rare dripped onto the oilcloth hanging off the edges of the plate, lurved it. Can't imagine eating that anymore tho, especially here in front of you early sorts who know what to do to the oatmeal box so it's edible and yummy.
He was just here; but agreeing with you so discomfitted him, he split.
Not very kabiu of him. Must be a Westerner.
If it weren't for the carb overload, those Kellogg's
"All-Bran with yogurt cluster" thingies look good.
Jennifer,
This country has been run by the rich since the beginning but it has to change.
The vast majority of people have been getting screwed for centuries. It's about time they woke up!
Rudy - Free Woody | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:15 am | #
Since everyone is a paycheck or two from being homeless, the rich have devised a brilliant scheme at preventing any movement from happening.
Didn't read his name, plantsman, but he's probably there. Waldheim did sensibly request that no foreign representatives be invited, so it looks to be mostly Austrian politicians.
Big funeral mass in St. Stephen's Cathedral, in Vienna.
The catholic church forgave HIM.
A friend came home last year to find and entire deer stuffed in her fridge - fresh road kill. It did't stay there long no matter what her boyfriend said about it, it would have been up to her to skin the thing and boil it.
We got res ipsa in trouble last night at Katz's.
We partook of the pastrami sample that was meant for her.
The Galapagos Islands may have to be listed as "in danger" because tourism is threatening the environment that helped shape Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, the chairman of Unesco's World Heritage Committee warned yesterday.
The committee begins a weeklong meeting in Christchurch, New Zealand, today and will consider an application from the territory's ruler, Ecuador, to further protect the Galapagos, said Tumu te Heuheu. The islands have "a very fragile ecosystem and there is a need to manage those activities" he said. The Tower of London is another world heritage site being considered for the endangered list.
http://
environment.guardian.co.u...2109518,00.html
Morning, again
The rich didn't get rich by being stupid. And they figured out long ago that they had to own the government and the media.
And they still do.
Oh, and on a fibrous note: Oroweat "Double Fiber" whole grain bread is an easy way to get more fiber in a sandwich.
North Korea to shut down plutonium reactor...
I guess they saw what a great job the US did with democracy in Iraq and said 'no fruckin' way'!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/as...1.ap/
index.html
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I love's pastrami in a Jewish deli with mustard and pickles.
Oh, and on a fibrous note: Oroweat "Double Fiber" whole grain bread is an easy way to get more fiber in a sandwich.
plantsman, kabiu gay dude | 06.23.07 - 9:19 am | #
Yes, but how yummy is it ?
Mornin', DWD. I'm still downloading Loreena's last album (damn dialup)!
Yay! We're number 1!! USA, USA!!!
The rich didn't get rich by being stupid. And they figured out long ago that they had to own the government and the media.
And they still do.
Rudy - Free Woody
They always have.
We got res ipsa in trouble last night at Katz's.
We partook of the pastrami sample that was meant for her.
watertiger, snarkywarky | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:18 am | #
I was meaning to talk to you about that...
Last time I was at Katz's -- admittedly, ten years ago -- it had really deteriorated. Real seedy, and not in a sesame kind of way if you know what I mean.
So how was it yesterday?
Hilton-Clinton 08
Last time I was at Katz's -- admittedly, ten years ago -- it had really deteriorated. Real seedy, and not in a sesame kind of way if you know what I mean.
So how was it yesterday?
steve simels | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:21 am | #
Saw that play in LA. Overrated.
For fiber, the Dogz eat grass.
A healthnut friend of mine told me I should only by bread that is made from sprouted wheat. WTF is that all about?
I toast it before I make the sandwich, and it's way better than most commercial loaves around here --
so, good enough.
rors has kitties that rode the Six Flags rides at http://www.nocapital.blogspot.com/
(no feet)
Transferring from train to train in Victoria Station, drug dogs failed to smell the 300 pounds' worth of opium laced hash I was carrying.
That made me very happy.
rorschach, infogit
*
dude, you must have been one musty boy
Kitty in a pizza box? What's up with that?
I am making biscuits, scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon, whole wheat toast(for the fiber) for the tribe this morning.
rors has kitties that rode the Six Flags rides at http://www.nocapital.blogspot.com/
(no feet)
Ruth | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:22 am | #
Never seen cats actually use those cat cities in the sky...
I am making biscuits, scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon, whole wheat toast(for the fiber) for the tribe this morning.
trifecta | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:23 am |
And the Cleveland Indians thank you.
Saw Sicko, A Mighty Heart, and Evan Almighty yesterday.
Guess which one is worth your money?
darthed sheets.
I am making biscuits, scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon, whole wheat toast(for the fiber) for the tribe this morning.
trifecta | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:23 am |
Damn, I wish I was Jewish....
Sprouted Wheat develops enzymes and nutrients that unsprouted wheat does not, but some folks don't care for the texture at all.
Evan Almighty?
Never seen cats actually use those cat cities in the sky...
NTodd's Pa's love theirs. Mine don't have one because I figure they've got real trees to climb in (Dad's are indoor only).
So the bartender lops 2 deer legs (with hooves and hair each about a foot long) in front of me on the bar and asks what she should do with these.
An ex-boyfriend of mine once left a couple of those in the trunk, after borrowing the car to go deer hunting. I think the plan was to make doorstops or something out ofthem, but he forgot and left them there. I noticed the smell some days later.
Tell us please, Mr. Simels; brain too foggy to guess.
I know those rides at Six Flags and other such places can provide vicarious thrills, but there are so many accidents and incidents.
I wouldn't ride a roller coaster or one of those other wing-dingies for all of the chump change in New Jersey.
Something I love from New Jersey: Cento brand tomato products!
hahaha .. yeah want to make that summer boat payment and docking fee ... make someone or find another destitute fellow traveler and get them signed up within a huge salivating blathering bureacracy with part of the money going toward your retirement investment in dummy issued municiple bonds okayed by the crooked State Treasurer who's a developer for the public school system (all those new beautiful campuses) on the side and has arranged for a drop in enrollment by working out a plan for the Corrections Department to seize the property for new prisons should a tranfer be made necessary
Guess which one is worth your money?
steve simels
You sure have a lot of free time! But I'm guessing Moore is best.
A healthnut friend of mine told me I should only by bread that is made from sprouted wheat. WTF is that all about?
Rudy
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I do.
It has far superior fiber and nutrient. A sprout is a baby plant and just as a baby's amniotic fluid, the sprout contains the seedling's provisions for growth, sprouts have a huge ratio of nutrient compared to the unsprouted grain.
And so much yummier!
I need to refresh my memory - studied this stuff 30 years ago.
A sprout is a baby plant and just as a baby's amniotic fluid, the sprout contains the seedling's provisions for growth
Nancy, that sounds so unappetizing. Like eating wheat placenta.
sprouted wheat is at that point "malted"
the starch in the kernel is converted by enzymes the wheat seed contains to make the starch into sugar for the new plant to eat until is can photo-synthesize it's own food by the new leaves.
Guess which one is worth your money?
steve simels
You sure have a lot of free time! But I'm guessing Moore is best.
Rudy - Free Woody | Homepage | 06.23.07 - 9:29 am | #
The secret is that my Hell Octaplex lets you in for half price on Friday before noon.
Then you sneak into two other movies -- it's fun!!!!
Anyway, yeah -- Sicko is great. The other two -- wait for cable.
The New Jersey STate Fair is this weekend.
Went to it once, when I was a very young kid.
The celebrity guest was J. Fred Muggs, the chimpanzee sidekick of Dave Garroway on the original Today Show.
In those days, they had a real chimp, not Willard Scott.
Anyway -- I stood online for like half an hour to have my picture taken with him, and when I finally got there the little simian bastard tried to bite me.
my package was arrival scanned in Portland about 6 minutes ago
Is this what the kids call it these days?
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