I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
Funny weird.
Mrs. Sarkoszy can now have lunch with Bush.
Sullivan is a wanker any day and every day. What else is new?
Silly Sully - a wanker?
You're just phoning it in, aren't you?
RedStaters still talking about the "MoveOn blunder" and how much it hurt the anti-war movement. RedStaters are also discussing how automobiles will never replace the horse and the great investment opportunity with the Betamax home videocassette tape recording format.
Morning again folks.
And he just got married . . . can't believe he's wanking so much.
Oh, wait--
red-staters can bleet all they want. I don't think anyone's buying anymore. MoveOn did not hurt the anti-war movement, if anything, it re-energized the left.
RedStaters still talking about the "MoveOn blunder" and how much it hurt the anti-war movement. RedStaters are also discussing how automobiles will never replace the horse and the great investment opportunity with the Betamax home videocassette tape recording format.
Did they mention about how those new fangled flyin' machines are never gonna put trains out of business?
Sullivan's post yesterday about how Gore has been right about a lot of stuff, but his is "insufferable" was a wonder to behold.
It was a little like Cliff May calling someone an unctuous moron.
How the WSJ deals with its rage over Gore's award.
The Vatican has confirmed local newspaper reports that a high-ranking Catholic priest has been suspended.
The man, who works in the department in charge of clergy around the world, appeared on Italian TV earlier this month admitting that he was gay.
The unnamed prelate or monsignor was suspended pending further investigations, said chief Vatican spokesman Father Frederico Lombari.
Monsignor is the title normally given to senior Vatican officials.
Father Lombardi said that although the case was being treated as confidential, the priest had clearly acted in a way that was incompatible with his status inside the world headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europ...ope/
7043056.stm
That was pathetic.
Wanker of the Day
Andy Sullivan.
In perpetuity, or has he said something egregious just now?
Oh wait, I'll go check the link...
I am Threadkiller. Behold my power.
Debbie Schussel defends Ann Coulter by saying that Donnie Deutch is lying about his religious status. How does she know? Deutch's show is live on Saturdays, the Jewish Sabbath, and a practicing Jew would not work on the Sabbath because that is the most important Commandment for a religious Jew.
Yikes! I mean, for Christians or Jews, I would think that none are more important than others but if they were then that First one would probably take priority. But I'm stupid.
From the last one before I killed it.
blogwhore on less dirty Sanchez
...don't worry General, I'm sure Michelle Malkin has breatheless reports of you suckling a caviar & cocaine dipped Graeme Frost upon your teat in the back of your "Traitor-Mobile" this very moment -- while Ernest T. Bass is posting a heh-indeedy here and a heh-indeed there until it becomes almost as good as if it actually happened.
poop
I have ISO images, unburned as yet, on my big external HDD of these flix:
Three Women
Borat
Cars
Evan Almighty
The Longest Yard (2005)
My Super Ex-Girlfriend
Fantastic Four: Return of the Silver Surfer
... none of which I've seen. Any recommendations?
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From downstairs:
have you flown the kites with the kittles yet?
sittenprettyfarmeress
Not yet, but Jr. keeps asking about it. Today is the first somewhat windy day we've been together, so maybe today if it doesn't storm.
OT:
It's amazing how B.C. manages to stay unfunny even after Johnny Hart died.
The main Kurdish rebel group, the PKK, tried to deflect a Turkish attack on its bases in northern Iraq by claiming yesterday it was redeploying into Turkey.
Such a redeployment would remove the main reason for the Turkish government to mount a cross-border attack into Iraqi Kurdistan; but Ankara is likely to treat the statement with scepticism.
The US was yesterday trying to persuade Turkey against military action that could destabilise one of the few relatively peaceful regions in Iraq. But the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, kept up the rhetoric, claiming Turkey was ready to pay any price for a military incursion, including jeopardising US relations.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/
st...2190334,00.html
Sinfonian, ah, I see you're doing the daddy thing this weekend.
Sesame Street on in 4 minutes. Woo hoo!
... none of which I've seen. Any recommendations?
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Jeffraham Prestonian | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:00 am | #
Borat! Is nice!
The man, who works in the department in charge of clergy around the world, appeared on Italian TV earlier this month admitting that he was gay.
Someone should post a picture of Pope Rat's personal secretary.
Any recommendations?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Delete "The Longest Yard."
Jeffraham of that list, definitely "Borat".
Sinfonian, ah, I see you're doing the daddy thing this weekend.
Sesame Street on in 4 minutes. Woo hoo!
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
I am indeed. Never a dull moment ... back from L.A. one day and with the kids the next. Yeesh. 
But I'm on the radio at 10:45 (Eastern) so I need to write my bit ...
That Andrew Sullivan thing is way too meta for me. I'm just too lazy to go back and read the Ezra post he is responding to.
Jeffraham, Cars and My Super Ex Girlfriend are lots of fun
That Andrew Sullivan thing is way too meta for me. I'm just too lazy to go back and read the Ezra post he is responding to.
The Kenosha Kid
I guess the terrorists have won, then.
Jeffraham Prestonian--
Trust me, you don't want to see Evan Almighty.
Really...
digby's first ever diary at the Great Pumpkin, and she gets on the rec list!
Woo Hoo!
The New Democratic Whips
Rumours swirled around France yesterday of an imminent announcement of a divorce between President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife, Cécilia.
The Elysée Palace refused to comment on a report in a provincial newspaper that Mme Sarkozy had given an interview to announce the end of her marriage.
L'Est Republicain – the only newspaper to be granted an interview by Mme Sarkozy since her husband was elected in May – said on its internet site yesterday morning that the Elysée Palace planned to confirm the rift at its weekly press conference in the afternoon.
The press briefing was later cancelled. The presidential spokesman, David Martenon, said he would not comment on "press rumours, especially on a subject like this".
http://news.independent.co.uk/
eu...icle3055789.ece
From downstairs:
have you flown the kites with the kittles yet?
sittenprettyfarmeress
Not yet, but Jr. keeps asking about it. Today is the first somewhat windy day we've been together, so maybe today if it doesn't storm.
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take pics if ya can ..okay...and the butter yellow teddy bear too..i save them
/peeks at recently arrived netflix
Woo-hoo! Jesus Camp
Jeffraham, second with Steve on Evan Almighty. Teh suxxor.
All you need to know about Andy Sullivan:
I once gave him the Honest Republican test.
I asked him "If everything had been exactly reversed in Florida in 2000, do you think the Supreme Court would have decided in favor of Gore?"
His answer: "Probably not, but it doesn't matter because they did the right thing with Bush, because Gore didn't remotely deserve to be President."
What a scumbag....
Sullivan needs to struggle not to see what is in front of his nose, but what is behind it: a person who greatly envies Orwell's iconoclastic celebrity, but honors his commitment to truth hardly at all.
Jeffraham, Cars and My Super Ex Girlfriend are lots of fun
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mornin Sall...howz the ankle...got some good stuff to send ya for it
It is sorta freaky when I'm reading things on other sites and come back here only to find them posted within seconds.
I know you're monitoring my computer from your bunker A.
After the trip, the come-down. Holland –famed for its lax drug laws – announced yesterday it was banning the sale of "magic" mushrooms, polarising Dutch opinion and spoiling the party for many.
"We intend to forbid [their] sale," announced the Dutch Justice Ministry spokesman, Wim van der Weegen. "That means shops caught doing so will be closed."
The move comes after a series of high-profile incidents involving those using the drug in The Netherlands. In March, a 17-year-old French girl on a school trip to Amsterdam ate the drug before jumping from a bridge over a canal in the city. She died, and the case resulted in a majority in the Dutch Parliament calling for a total ban on all forms of the drug.
http://news.independent.co.uk/
eu...icle3056422.ece
HERE is all you need to know about Sullivan this morning -- on Gore:
I admire Gore in many ways - especially his knowledge of science and his concern with civil liberties. But he's also insufferable. And can you imagine how more pompous he's going to be now?
You see he's NEVER wrong ultimately -- he's Malkin with a slightly guilty conscience. "I was wrong, but I was still mostly right"
http://andrewsullivan.theatlanti...re-
bashing.html
Any recommendations?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
Delete "The Longest Yard."
jac | 10.13.07 - 10:02 am | #
Especially if you are a fan of the original.
digby's first ever diary at the Great Pumpkin, and she gets on the rec list!
Woo Hoo!
The New Democratic Whips
Vicki
Oh, shit. Jim Marshall now has to contend with Digby?
God, that man is an insufferable ass. That is one seat I wouldn't ming losing to a Republican (and he was VERY close to losing last year).
You see he's NEVER wrong ultimately -- he's Malkin with a slightly guilty conscience. "I was wrong, but I was still mostly right"
To a tee.
Just fucking pathetic.
Zap, (Damn threads are coming too fast for me to keep up this AM)
We ALL have illusions. (Maybe you do not, but I doubt it.) Hell, I have my share. I believe I am a decent writer. I believe I am a decent human being. I believe that what I do for a living makes a difference. I believe that the world will probably get better. And on and on.
But are all of these things true? I can't say and neither can you. Whether they are true or not is something that cannot be known. We live our lives as testaments to our beliefs. Perhaps, some day, our beliefs will reach reality. Perhaps not.
But I do know that reality is harsh and we are avoiding the harsh in the best ways we can because it is uncomfortable. We all do it. Some of us try to avoid ignoring this reality, but we still do our best to find a way to cope, because if we did not we would all just turn into sad,blubbering idiots over the sadness and indifference in this fucked up world.
So, not to pick a fight or anything, we are all living illusions. Some of us more than others because without some form of illusion we are laid bare to the cold and terrible knives of reality.
DWD - Uncivil
I admire Gore in many ways - especially his knowledge of science and his concern with civil liberties. But he's also insufferable. And can you imagine how more pompous he's going to be now?
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PROJECT MUCH?
Jeffraham, Have you seen Fantastic Fur, Return of the Silver Persian?
Awesome.
Too early for drinking?
Netflix tip:
City of Men is very cool. COM is a Brazilian episodic story that takes place in the slums of Rio. I think there are 3 seasons. The actors are real kids from the slums.
you could not make this up - Georgia has hired 1970s disco icons Boney M in its fight to get control of a tiny breakaway region, South Ossetia.
The singers of Daddy Cool and Rasputin are playing a concert in a small frontline village just walking distance from the rebels' capital, Tskhinvali.
Thousands of people have come in cars, buses, trucks and on foot through a mountain pass skirting separatist territory to hear them play.
The rebels have close ties with Russia and are trying to secede from Georgia.
Boney M are not unaware of splits - two groups featuring former members are touring under the same name.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/enter...ent/
7042807.stm
Especially if you are a fan of the original.
Brooklyn Girl
Don't fuck with classics. I mean, really.
I admire Gore in many ways - especially his knowledge of science and his concern with civil liberties. But he's also insufferable. And can you imagine how more pompous he's going to be now?
Sure, maybe he has a Nobel Prize, maybe his concern with civil rights is admirable, but would you really want to have a beer with him?
/clowning clowns
City of God is a excellent movie about life in the favelas of Brazil
From below:
I assume (Johansson is) playing the Commisioner's daughter, or whoever the Spirit's girlfriend was?
Nah, that'd be Sarah Poulson as Ellen Doyle. Scarlet is set to play "Silken Floss," who I honestly don't recall from the original line-up. One story refers to her as The Octopus' "secretary," but since the Octopus was unseen in the original books, she could be a "new" character. Which doesn't bode well.
Samuel Jackson will play the Octopus, btw.
Don't fuck with classics. I mean, really.
jac | 10.13.07 - 10:10 am | #
The "In Laws" being another prime example.
City of Men is on Sundance Channel.
FWIW, Fucker Carlson made a complete ass of himself on Real Time last night, as expected. And has everyone noticed that he never wears a bow tie anymore? That started...oh, right about the time Jon Stewart mercilessly ridiculed him for it on Crossfire.
Back to bed...Saturday...
COG was the original movie.
City of Men:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_Men
Need brekkie ...
An agreement has been reached that could lead to an end to strike action by postal workers.
The breakthrough came late on Friday after marathon talks between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers' Union at the TUC in London.
Details are yet to be announced, but it is hoped the deal will end the dispute, which centres on pay, pensions and flexible working.
The terms reached will be considered by the union's executive on Monday.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/busin...ess/
7038899.stm
sullivan ... politics and the cult of personality ... he couldn't tell a truth if he had a dime to phone it in
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/busin...ess/ 7038899.stm
Moonbootica, Der Rosenkavalier | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:12 am | #
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is that your new fave opera?
take pics if ya can ..okay...and the butter yellow teddy bear too..i save them
sittenprettyfarmeress
Okay. The teddy bear is right here next to me, literally. Jrette. brought it into my room when she got up this morning. She lurrrrves it.
Go Digby!!!
It's time to let Democrats like Jim Marshall know that there are some issues which truly are non-negotiable for Democrats.
Hell, they're non-negotiable for human beings
Primary challenges, bitches!!!!
Okay. The teddy bear is right here next to me, literally. Jrette. brought it into my room when she got up this morning. She lurrrrves it.
Sinfonian, feelin' snarky | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:14 am | #
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whata doll!!!!!!!!!!!!
we are all living illusions. Some of us more than others because without some form of illusion we are laid bare to the cold and terrible knives of reality.
If you have nothing better to do than wring your hands, don't let anyone stop you. But don't confuse optimism about the future with illusion. Illusion is an erroneous perception of reality. Optimism about the future cannot, therefore, be an illusion.
this from a pundit that puts down people that eat them from a can but then swears by the flavorful goodness of "baked" vienna sausages
Andy Sullivan ... weinie baker
is that your new fave opera?
sittenprettyfarmeress | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:14 am | #
yeah I ordered a DVD of the opera but it has yet to arrive due to the postal strikes
I don't know about the rest of you, but I find it a comfort to know that the human race will not endure forever.
We don't fucking deserve to.
"Don't fuck with classics. I mean, really."
The "In Laws" being another prime example.
I'm old enough to remember when both of those movies came out.
"The In Laws" got pretty tepid reviews. "Longest Yard" did better, but was still generally regarded, rightfully, as what it was: a pleasant little timewaster (not that it aspired to be anything but).
Why you would want to remake either one is beyond me, though...
So, not to pick a fight or anything, we are all living illusions. Some of us more than others because without some form of illusion we are laid bare to the cold and terrible knives of reality.
Fine. Give up. Stop believing in things.
I'm done with that shit. I'm fighting back. I won't stand back and let my country go to hell.
It's got nothing to do with 'illusions'. It has everything to do with using the power that we have.
Now, I'm gonna work with the 'illusion' that my house is gonna look good.
Later.
The "In Laws" being another prime example.
Brooklyn Girl | 10.13.07 - 10:11 am | #
Makes my blood boil just thinking about it.
Don't fuck with Andrew Bergman!!!
BTW, before he went Hollywood, he wrote two brilliant period detective novels about a jewish private eye in the 40s.
Raymond Chandler homages don't come any better. Totally worth checking out.
If you have nothing better to do than wring your hands, don't let anyone stop you. But don't confuse optimism about the future with illusion. Illusion is an erroneous perception of reality. Optimism about the future cannot, therefore, be an illusion.
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extremely well said
I don't know about the rest of you, but I find it a comfort to know that the human race will not endure forever.
We don't fucking deserve to.
Jennifer | 10.13.07 - 10:16 am | #
thats a bit harsh, sure we've done some very bad things but I don't think we deserve to be exterminated
♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Sallyh! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
More kittehs for Maddie!
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not to pick a fight or anything, we are all living illusions.
Didn't I hear this on a Styx album?
which reminds me Jenny
lets move before they raise the parkin' rates ... oww!
it's alright now
Well, I guess I have been told.
Off to nurture my own reality, eh?
(As long as none of you have any illusions, we will be all right I suppose. No illusions? Fucking amazing)
Sallyh: Jeffraham, second with Steve on Evan Almighty. Teh suxxor.
It was a Redbox freebie. I figured with Carrell, how bad could it be?
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Moonbootica-
I hope you get your DVD of Rosenkavalier soon. Is it the one with Te Kanawa and Bonney?
Then again, my best to the strikers.
Moonbootica-
I hope you get your DVD of Rosenkavalier soon. Is it the one with Te Kanawa and Bonney?
Then again, my best to the strikers.
shrimplate | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:19 am | #
another version, with Brigitte Fassbaender, Lucia Popp, Gwyneth Jones (1979)
thats a bit harsh, sure we've done some very bad things but I don't think we deserve to be exterminated
Moonbootica, Der Rosenkavalier
It's not harsh; it's reality. We will be exterminated at some point - it may be millions of years from now, but given our track record, probably much sooner - and as a result of our own collective actions. If any species ever "deserved" extermination, surely it would be the one that became extinct as a result of its own actions and failure to change course. Which is where we will ultimately, I believe, wind up.
I so want to play high stakes poker with George Bush.
Lead from McClatch story:
The Bush administration's failure to win Russia's consent to install U.S. missile defenses in its European backyard and a growing list of other disputes suggest that President Bush and his aides have misread the man whose "soul" Bush thought he'd divined when they first met six years ago.
jeffra... Baz is getting shaved Mon...and the doc also wants to castrate him....im conflicted on the latter
Err, pass out the free cigarettes.
sitten - what manner of creature is Baz?
sittenpretty: jeffra... Baz is getting shaved Mon...and the doc also wants to castrate him....im conflicted on the latter
It'll be better for him, in the long run, but you may have waited too long to get all the benefits. For instance, he may still mark household items, inside and out.
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OK, apparently Silken Floss was a character in the original Eisner Spirit.
Appeared, in fact, in his famous "back from the war" run...
Didn't I hear this on a Styx album?
"Come sail away, come sail away..."
I am booking a goddamned flight and heading to SF to kick yer ass.
thats a bit harsh, sure we've done some very bad things but I don't think we deserve to be exterminated
Moonbootica, Der Rosenkavalier
It's not harsh; it's reality. We will be exterminated at some point - it may be millions of years from now, but given our track record, probably much sooner - and as a result of our own collective actions. If any species ever "deserved" extermination, surely it would be the one that became extinct as a result of its own actions and failure to change course. Which is where we will ultimately, I believe, wind up.
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It's not harsh; it's reality. We will be exterminated at some point - it may be millions of years from now, but given our track record, probably much sooner - and as a result of our own collective actions. If any species ever "deserved" extermination, surely it would be the one that became extinct as a result of its own actions and failure to change course. Which is where we will ultimately, I believe, wind up.
Jennifer | 10.13.07 - 10:21 am | #
well thats very grim and I don't fully accept it.
call me a stupid optimist if you like but going down that route you end up thinking 'well if we're all going to die whats the point of doing anything?', how is that helpful?
I so want to play high stakes poker with George Bush.
(Bush sitting with a pocket 2 and 4, thinking, "I can pull a straight.") "ALL IN!!!!!"
BTW, before he went Hollywood, he wrote two brilliant period detective novels about a jewish private eye in the 40s.
Raymond Chandler homages don't come any better. Totally worth checking out.
steve simels | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:17 am | #
I like the detective genre. I'll have to check those out.
Gotta eat! brb
to change we need leaders
george w bush is no Jack Kennedy cause there is no Jack Kennedy
george's murderer .. I mean father saw to that
I am booking a goddamned flight and heading to SF to kick yer ass.
You're on!
Bring Simels!!!
President Bush and his aides have misread the man whose "soul" Bush thought he'd divined when they first met six years ago.
Troutski | 10.13.07 - 10:21 am | #
Will some TV news person please come out and say it finally:
"George W. Bush has become a national joke. He is profoundly embarassing."
If so, thank you. Regardless of how long it took you to reach the conclusion. Or to grow the balls to say it...
Didn't I hear this on a Styx album?
dave™©
And yet another thread devolves into a John Curulewski vs. Tommy Shaw debate.
to pair bush with alfred e. neuman is to besmeerch Mad
You're on! Bring Simels!!!
Jen
sitten - what manner of creature is Baz?
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OK, apparently Silken Floss was a character in the original Eisner Spirit.
Appeared, in fact, in his famous "back from the war" run...
dave™© | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:23 am | #
My favorite was Plaster.
Plaster of Paris....
Boy oh boy, there's some doom and gloom goin' on here.
People, cheer up.
Seriously.
I'm not leaving for breakie until it hits 70° in this joint!
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We're a virus with shoes.
Lucia Popp was teh cat's meow in that performance. I mean really.
call me a stupid optimist if you like but going down that route you end up thinking 'well if we're all going to die whats the point of doing anything?', how is that helpful?
Moonbootica, Der Rosenkavalier
I'm not calling you anything. I'm just pointing out reality. As for my own part, I don't believe - or behave - as if the future extermination of the human race gives me carte blanche on anything. On the other hand, that's one of the reasons I also elected not to bring children into the world, since I believe that things are going to get unbelievably ugly within the next 50 years.
Aw, what a purdy dawg!
It'll be better for him, in the long run, but you may have waited too long to get all the benefits. For instance, he may still mark household items, inside and out.
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Jeffraham Prestonian | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:23 am
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he is 6 or seven the doc thinks
that window passed long ago
BTW, before he went Hollywood, he wrote two brilliant period detective novels about a jewish private eye in the 40s.
Did you read Michael Chabon's Yiddish Policemen's Union? A nice mix of alternate-reality and an homage to Chandleresque detective fiction.
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Plaster of Paris.
Wow, I was just gonna post this... she's being played by Paz Vega.
President Bush and his aides have misread the man whose "soul" Bush thought he'd divined when they first met six years ago.
Troutski
High level Shite House sources say Putin must have traded it in for a newer model because it wasn't doing anything for him.
cheer me Vickie
will a little pretty please work?
sittenpretty: he is 6 or seven the doc thinks
that window passed long ago
Yep. That ship has sailed!
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Wow. I wonder when the last time it was 70F in here was?
I am booking a goddamned flight and heading to SF to kick yer ass.
I might suggest a less damned flight.
sitten - unless you plan to breed the animal, you will be doing him a huge favor by having him neutered. Otherwise, he will be subject to natural drives he will never be allowed to fulfill, and these will be the source of continuous frustration - and possibly behavoiral issues - for him. Do him a favor and have him snipped.
aiiight.
full day of chores await.
later.
speak of the devil, my DVD of Der Rosenkavalier has just arrived, clearly Amazon is using other contractors to get their orders out aka Scabs!
I'm trying to remember... wasn't that Plaster of Paris story the one that had the faux Hoagy Carmichael "singing" at the beginning?
full day of chores await.
Make sure to jump into that pile of leaves!
The mysterious death of a judge killed in a fire in the grounds of his home in Somerset may never be solved after a second inquest failed yesterday to reach a definitive conclusion as to what killed him. Andrew Chubb, 58, died in an explosion and fire in his garden shed in July 2001, an hour after informing his wife of 34 years that he had been having an affair and wanted a divorce.
His mistress, Kerry Sparrow fought a six-year campaign for the new inquest, convinced that her lover's death was neither suicide nor accident. She accused his widow of trapping the judge in a loveless marriage despite her own infidelity.
The five-day hearing at Glastonbury Town Hall heard all about the judge's tangled private life and the inquest was told of contradictory allegations from his wife Jennifer, 60, and from Ms Sparrow, 38.
http://news.independent.co.uk/
uk...icle3055776.ece
President Bush and his aides have misread the man whose "soul" Bush thought he'd divined when they first met six years ago.
Bush, who was born standing on his own dick, looked into his soul and decided "I can break treaties on this guy".
Mmm. Plaster City, CA; on the way to San Diego from Yuma, AZ.
sitten - unless you plan to breed the animal, you will be doing him a huge favor by having him neutered. Otherwise, he will be subject to natural drives he will never be allowed to fulfill, and these will be the source of continuous frustration - and possibly behavoiral issues - for him. Do him a favor and have him snipped.
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okayzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
mebbe ill save his sperm though he is quite adorable and sweet
Well, dammit. I've gotta eat, don't I?
Guess I'll put on some clothes, and got heat up the Vino.
bbl
♥
hah there I was typing about it and 15 mins later it arrives at my door
freaky!
call me a stupid optimist if you like but going down that route you end up thinking 'well if we're all going to die whats the point of doing anything?', how is that helpful?
Moonbootica
We got a winnah here folks.
I think we oughta keep her around for awhile.
hah there I was typing about it and 15 mins later it arrives at my door
freaky!
Moonbootica, Der Rosenkavalier | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:31 am | #
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my esp
There be owls.
Bush, who was born standing on his own dick, looked into his soul and decided "I can break treaties on this guy".
Falstaff
Now that is Low!
low as in if he was standing own that little thing he musta been dry humpin the bed
sittenprettyfarmeress -- Your dog is adorable.
We had to have our dog neutered at age 13 after folks moved into a farm a ways from ours with a female dog they wanted to breed, just not to our Babe!
He changed immediately. Gained weight but it dropped off and he became his healthy old self, just without the tendency to roam so far from home.
So, you never know . . .
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Sure, maybe he has a Nobel Prize, maybe his concern with civil rights is admirable, but would you really want to have a beer with him?
/clowning clowns
The Kenosha Kid | Homepage | 10.13.07 - 10:11 am | #
I'd love to have a beer with Al Gore. Would anyone really like to have a beer with Dumbya?
~
"time to do another Bell Curve article"-Andy Sullivan
I've heard that being "Wanker of the Day" plays hell with your auto-immune system. Do you think that's nice?
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