HULK SMASH
good morning
Where is every one?
Right here, MB. 
'mornin'
Whew...I was getting worried.
Here's Timmeh to ask "Why won't Hillary go away? I said the race was over!"
What cars need is a little computer that has all the variables in it, and as you drive it shows the cost, just like dashboard widgets show the mph, etc. Even better, have another widget that calculates in the cost of the Iraq war, a couple of battle fleets in the Middle East, etc. For example, each mile now equals $400 for your family.
a Crawford style howdy!
(dodges tomatos)
From below:
The worst traffic I have ever experienced was Atlanta. In fact, my only memory of the place is traffic.
res ipsa loquitur
Atlanta sucks very hard when you're going through the downtown. Going around is suppose to be even worse.
Supreme Commander Thor | 05.11.08 - 10:03 am
Depends on the day, although going north out of there, either from downtown or off the bypass, is pretty intense. Personally, I find Chicago's Skyway to be much, much worse, so much so that I have gotten into arguments with friends, the gist of which is:
Me: Jayzus, the 94 was insane. Bumper to bumper for hours.
Friend: Oh, nobody takes the Skyway, didn't you know that?
Me: Um, no, given that, a, every single freakin' direction -- online maps, hotel web sites, etc. -- says to take it, and, b, if "nobody" took it, it would've been empty, now, wouldn't it?
Friend: [condescending eyeroll at stupid tourist]
Russert was probably told by Dick Cheney that he eats puppies for breakfast,but as it was off the record, he won't use it.
Who wants to go with me to the Tina Turner concert in KC on October first?
leibniz leibkins ♘☮ | 05.11.08 - 10:08 am | #
that would be a taxometer
My wife's BMW has a mileage meter. Gives consant readout of fuel economy. The proof, of course, is left to the student...
Saw Ike, Tina, and The Ikettes open for the Rolling Stones in 1968. The memory will have to be enough.
NY Post:
"I got every indication that he's planning to run again," said Guy Molinari, Fossella's mentor, who's been in close contact with the embattled, 43-year-old politician.
"He's not just inclined to run. He plans on running," said Molinari, a former congressman and Staten Island borough president who was succeeded by Fossella as the de facto leader of the borough's GOP.
Fossella's goals are at odds with national-party leaders, who have said they won't back him.
He said he was "surprised" and "puzzled" that party colleagues are being mentioned as possible replacements, Molinari said.
"What's this all about?" Fossella asked Molinari of news reports naming potential GOP candidates.
My wife's BMW has a mileage meter. Gives consant readout of fuel economy
My GMC diesel does this also. It's close, yet incorrect by -1.5/1.7 mpg.
Could someone send me an office chair through the wormhole? My cat Spike is in mine and he doesn't feel like giving it up.
The memory will have to be enough.
What's memory but a second-hand emotion?
Why does Susan Molinari always go on TV with bed head?
[reposted]
I love Pepper Pots
Culture of TrÜth
The scene at the reception where she got all dolled up?
My god, she was gorgeous. First time I ever thought she was even better looking than her mom, who is my all-time heartthrob.....
I had great seats, Tina was lithe and young -- the memory is seared into my neurons.
Could someone send me an office chair through the wormhole? My cat Spike is in mine and he doesn't feel like giving it up.
Buckeye. Dealer of Rare Coins
Send the cat through the wormhole.
Dear Katty Kay,
There relationship between tanning and skin cancer can accurately be described as causation, not mere correlation.
Please bear this in mind as we enter the summer tanning season.
Very truly yours,
res
"What's this all about?" Fossella asked Molinari of news reports naming potential GOP candidates.
res ipsa loquitur | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:11 am | #
Heh heh....
My cat Spike is in mine and he doesn't feel like giving it up.
Just go in the kitchen and open a can, any can. It's a Pavlovian thing.
i know this is really from the thread below, but how is anyone supposed to qualify for a mortgage when they're spending all their money on gas?
Heh. Harry Reid speaking about McCain's temper as if it were common knowledge.
Soon, it will be.
Me: Jayzus, the 94 was insane. Bumper to bumper for hours.
Friend: Oh, nobody takes the Skyway, didn't you know that?
More people would take it if it went someplace better than Gary, Indiana.
steve:
My god, she was gorgeous. First time I ever thought she was even better looking than her mom, who is my all-time heartthrob.....
I need to see that movie again.
Robert Downey, Jr. needs some sort of award just for the chemistry between him and that robot.
The myth about Suburban areas to raise kids in is that they can be 'free range children'. This won't happen in most ticky-tack developments, nor in McMansion ones. Parents need to not helicopter so much for the children to be brought up to be able to organize their own activities.
My son has recently told me about his group of friends activities:
Breaking open an irrigation dam lock,
tormenting a bee keeper's bee hives,
going fishing,
'borrowing' a boat on a privately owned lake,
pick-up baseball games,
having a mid-night party deep in the forests.
And at my house various sorts of war/D&D games. They even had girls over helping with the execution of their strategies, which I found unusual.
Some good activities and some shockingly delinquent.
Doug | 05.11.08 - 10:10 am | #
They aren't. Squat in a empty, foreclosed house nearer work.
In addition to "fixed", another word I would apply to them is "inevitable". If you're going to own a car at all, you're going to incur those costs, and for most people life without a vehicle at all is a real pain in the ass.
but how is anyone supposed to qualify for a mortgage when they're spending all their money on gas?
They don't think about that. They have computer modeling programs that remove the need for them to think.
That dude in the thread below is spending $100+/day just to get to work.
but how is anyone supposed to qualify for a mortgage when they're spending all their money on gas?
Sell plasma?
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Robert Downey Jr is interesting for me.
He was brilliant in Chaplin. He can make dumb movies as well. When he is on though, he has got some chops.
her mom, who is my all-time heartthrob.....
Who knew Steve Simels and I have the same taste in women?
Living in the burbs will not prevent your kids from becomind criminals, but it will somewhat reduce their chances of getting randomly victimized by strangers.
Good morning, and happy Mother's Day to all of you fabulous liberal Moms out there!
Also, happy sesquicentennial to Minnesota. Takes a special freak to love this state!
I really like Robert Downey Jr. Even in crappiest movies, he's always fun to watch, he's always doing something
Robert Downey, Jr. lived through meth use, too.
Matthews: omg how does Obama back whites and women?!?!?
Hillary: only lazy blacks supports him
Heileman: she can't deliver the archie bunker anyway he's been classy this whole campaign so he can win people back
Mathews: but my white female friends are very bitter
Allen: hey the dood is part-white
Matthews: i agree with you Ron but you are wrong
Blythe Danner is a good actress--her daughter...not so much.
More people would take it if it went someplace better than Gary, Indiana.
Dr. Wu | 05.11.08 - 10:14 am
Oh, this is northbound, escaping Gary. Or coming off the 80/294. Or pretty much any direction at all. The only good things about the arrangement are that once it was such a parking lot that I exited and found Chinatown, and I've got the story of the Friday rush hour with the empty Skyway.
her mom, who is my all-time heartthrob
Even more than Helen of Troy?
Kay: i think she will support Obama otherwise she will look like a total crybaby
Cottle: there is no policy gap there is only the white woman, the black man, and the crazy anti abortionist
Matthews: isn't Obama responsible for the opression of all women everywhere
Cottle: yes but now as a woman she must stand by her man
Heileman: she needs to salvage her reputation
Tweety: but Reagan killed Gerald Ford and it helped him - nice guys finish last
Heileman: but those are Republicans -- they are happily evil
Carly Fiorina now lying about McCain on ABC. Stephy gives her a soft ball.
i like my commute: down 6 stairs.
Tweety: " Tell me something I don't know."
The mind boggles ...
Tweety: Hillary is very popular among working class whites - can she deliver Ohio
Cottle: no that was just against the elitist black man your argument is completely stupid
Tweety: i never thought of that
Heileman: do want to the Clintons inside the tent smearing out - or outside the tent sliming in?
By Michelle Malkin • May 9, 2008
03:44 PM You know, when I read about this CNN video via Allahpundit yesterday, I threw up a little in my mouth. The clip of female journalists on a plane moaning as they watch Barack Obama talking on a cell phone was actually filed under “breaking news video” on the CNN website with the caption, “Obama in jeans: Sen. Barack Obama surprises the press corps by wearing jeans.”
Now, the video’s on YouTube. And it really should have a content warning advising viewers to watch it only on a completely empty stomach. Several members of the press corps yell at an agent to “sit down” because she’s obstructing their view. They giggle and sigh “You’re killing us” as he straddles across a row of seats and they furiously click away on their cameras.
Kneepads, ladies?
You filthy bitch! Those ladies aren't sex-crazed like you.
SPORK!!!
i like my commute: down 6 stairs
Yeah, well, you build elitist fly rods and associated equipment.
Blythe Danner had a naturalness Gwynnie has not achieved -- she and Bruce Paltrow mating was a brilliant idea.
I need to see that movie again.
Robert Downey, Jr. needs some sort of award just for the chemistry between him and that robot.
watertiger | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:14 am | #
At the Ziegfeld!!!!!
I'd be bitter if I knew Chris Matthews
wow...people here last night weren't kidding...snl destroyed hrc
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
20...s_n_101177.html
My son has recently told me about his group of friends activities:
One of my favorite lines from The Shipping News is (in paraphrase) "What we used to call fun and hijinks, they now call vandalism and assault."
Sorry for the repeat blogwhore, but I nominate Tom Petty for Mensch of the Year over at the homepage...
In a sense, living in the burbs is also more economical for us because housing prices are much lower for a comparable space and because we won't have to pay a billion dollars to send our son to a good school.
Tweety: " Tell me something I don't know."
Me: "How much time have you got?"
Blythe Danner is a good actress--her daughter...not so much.
Cookie Fleck `08 | 05.11.08 - 10:17 am | #
She also has the most amazing voice ... I always wanted to sound like her.
At the Ziegfeld!!!!!
game on!
Carly Fiorina now lying about McCain on ABC.
Golly, and she did such a great with H-P.
Who would've guessed?
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Blythe Danner had a naturalness Gwynnie has not achieved -- she and Bruce Paltrow mating was a brilliant idea.
plantsman, | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:19 am
They soitenly thought so. [bounces eyebrows]
Some democrat needs to make loud noises about CEO Carly Fiorina being one of McCain's loudest spokesmen. How many jobs did you cut, lose and/or downsize Carly? McCain understands the concerns of working americans then has this person as his biggest advocate? Puh leeze.
Democrats - raise taxes
Republicans - create private industry incentives
-- Carly Fiorina
Some of my best friends live in the burbs, but they give me the willies.
Friend: Oh, nobody takes the Skyway, didn't you know that?
Me: Um, no, given that, a, every single freakin' direction -- online maps, hotel web sites, etc. -- says to take it, and, b, if "nobody" took it, it would've been empty, now, wouldn't it?
Friend: [condescending eyeroll at stupid tourist]
filkertom
That bridge is the killer. At one point Indiana wanted to pay off the bond on the bridge and open it up free. Would have cost about $170 million. They were told no. Guess there's money in them there tolls!
Even Robert Downey Jr's crappy movies are made better because he's in them.
Matthews: what will Hillary do now - does she wants to live a fancy town like Albany
Heileman: no way
Matthews: what's the downside
Heileman: Albany is sheer hell
Matthews: there are some nice areas
Heileman: those ARE the nice areas
♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Missouri Bird! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
Was worried about your weather situation -- again!
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Democrats - raise taxes
Republicans - create private industry incentives
-- Carly Fiorina
Carly Fiorina: wrecks companies.
Heileman: Albany is sheer hell
Matthews: there are some nice areas
Heileman: those ARE the nice areas
Ouch!
SPORK!!!
Yeah, watertiger, we can all see that I'm here.
What else have you got?
:-;
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No hatin' on Albany!
Even Robert Downey Jr's crappy movies are made better because he's in them.
How was "Iron Man?"
I like him in almost everything.
Democrats - raise taxes
Republicans - create private industry incentives
-- Carly Fiorina
Snow (D-SC) | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:22 am
And we can all see how well that's worked. Yes, yes, I know, if you're rich they've worked quite well.
So, according to Atrio's figure: total commuting cost for the DWD household works out to $12.10 a day for three people. Still damned cheap I guess. (But could be cheaper)
Twenty two total miles at $.55 a mile.
Democrats - raise taxes
Republicans - create private industry incentives
When did "slave labor" become "create private industry incentives"?
Stephy has asked Fiorina the same question 4 times and she won't answer it.
Oooh. Stumped her.
Some democrat needs to make loud noises about CEO Carly Fiorina being one of McCain's loudest spokesmen. How many jobs did you cut, lose and/or downsize Carly?
I doubt it'll happen.
Frankly, there shoulda been more (any?) time spent talking about Bush's own business record of failure when he ran in 2000. Don't remember that ever being an issue.
Matthews: what about become another Scoop Jackson or LBJ
Kay: the friction between her and Dodd is to difficult
Allen: what about Obama hating on her
Matthews: what do you think
Allen: i don't know
Heileman: look guys she really really believes he is going to lose in November so that's her plan
Tweety: and she's been right about everything so far
Blythe Danner (and Gwinny) come from a very old family of famous violin makers- the Moennig family
Srsly- 13 generations.
Lesbian heartthrob Kate Moenning (Shane on the L Word) is Gwyneth's first cousin and Blythe's neice.
From the new album, possibly the best line Tom Petty ever wrote:
"Yeah, I'm a loser at the top of my game..."
res ipsa [hugs, btw] -- Iron Man freakin' rocks. And it does so almost completely because of Downey. He's superb, the script is intelligent and funny, and the special effects are about exactly what they need to be. He and Paltrow have good chemistry, and Daniels has a lot of fun gnawing the scenery.
And, if you're a comics fan, stay through the credits.
When did "slave labor" become "create private industry incentives"?
No, no, no. That is what Republicans do when they "raise taxes".
Bill Clinton looks like he has about a year to live.
What else have you got?
Cats on a treadmill?
Could someone send me an office chair through the wormhole? My cat Spike is in mine and he doesn't feel like giving it up.
Buckeye. Dealer of Rare Coins
Send the cat through the wormhole.
Mark B. from Austin TX | 05.11.08 - 10:13 am |
I named him Spike for reason, I need something that doesn't require touching him.
Blythe Danner is hot.
Just sayin'
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Fiorina sounds like a perfect fit for the McCain campaign. Typical republican competence:
Fiorina helmed HP for nearly three years after Capellas left. HP laid off thousands of former Compaq, DEC, HP, and Tandem employees, its stock price generally declined and profits did not perk up. Though the merger initially made it the number one PC maker, it soon lost the lead and further market share to Dell. In addition, the merging of stagnant Compaq with HP's lucrative printing and imaging division was criticized as that overshadowed the latter's profitability.
Poor people should kill themselves and stop breathing our air.
simels -- ooh, that is good. I may have to pick that up, that and the new BNL kids' album.
"Yeah, I'm a loser at the top of my game..."
steve hussein simels
Ballad of the GOP Trolls?
Overseas profit tax loophole seems to be a soft spot with McCain.
Frankly, there shoulda been more (any?) time spent talking about Bush's own business record of failure when he ran in 2000. Don't remember that ever being an issue.
SteveNS | 05.11.08 - 10:24 am | #
If I recall, we were rightfully more worried about earth tones and Gore yawning.
Okay, here's the Mother's Day card from my man:
You're a wife
You're a mom
You wear many hats
/inside
And maybe later tonight, just the hat
Accompanied by his rendition of Randy Newman's You Can Leave Your Hat On
Love Tom Petty. The soundtrack he did for the mediocre movie "She's the One" is an underrated gem.
When did "slave labor" become "create private industry incentives"?
"What did you think we meant when we said Ownership Society?"
[ghastly Vincent Price-type laugh follows]
And no one in NYC seems to realize that a subway ride actually costs more than $2.00, since the funding from the MTA comes out of their city, state, and federal taxes. The post could easily be re-written as:
A big issue with how people perceive their costs of RIDING THE SUBWAY is that most of the costs are fixed, and they therefore see the marginal cost of RIDING THE SUBWAY as much lower than the average cost. Nobody really thinks they spend MORE THAN $2.00 every time they GET ON THE NY SUBWAY, because CITY TAXES, STATE TAXES, AND FEDERAL TAXES THAT SUPPORT THE MTA are perceived as fixed costs.
joanie! bom chicka wow wow
Sorry for the repeat blogwhore, but I nominate Tom Petty for Mensch of the Year over at the homepage...
steve hussein simels | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:20 am | #
What a great story.
Album is on iTunes.
Cats on a treadmill?
Why are cats so dopey?
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Daniels has a lot of fun gnawing the scenery.
bridges, darls.
Frankly, there should have been more (any?) time spent talking about Bush's own business record of failure when he ran in 2000. Don't remember that ever being an issue.
It was raised, but the answers always were that he'll be surrounded with smart experts.
Tweety: Tell me something I don't know
Allen: Obama claims victory after Oregon
Cottle: Cat Fight!
Heileman: your new nickname is Gossamer
I'm fairly determined to do what I can to mitigate the environmental consequences of living where I do now. Growing a lot of my own food without artificial fertilizer and pesticides is a start. We're also going to do solar panels whan we can afford it. It would be cool to have a plug-in hybrid for commuting that is fuelled substantially by the sun. In a sense, we'll be incurring even higher fixed costs so that the environmental consequences are lessened.
Frankly, there shoulda been more (any?) time spent talking about Bush's own business record of failure when he ran in 2000. Don't remember that ever being an issue.
SteveNS | 05.11.08 - 10:24 am | #
If I recall, we were rightfully more worried about earth tones and Gore yawning.
steve hussein simels | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:27 am
They kept making a big deal about how he would be "the first MBA president", without noting a single detail of his utter failure at running companies, unless you count running them into the ground for personal gain.
Check out the job title Carly squeezed out of the GOP: Victory Goddess , or something ridiculous like that.
SUBWAY, because CITY TAXES, STATE TAXES, AND FEDERAL TAXES THAT SUPPORT THE MTA are perceived as fixed costs.
Bill | 05.11.08 - 10:27 am | #
Whereas highways and roads maintain themselves and also, in their spare time, police the middle east.
And no one in NYC seems to realize that a subway ride actually costs more than $2.00, since the funding from the MTA comes out of their city, state, and federal taxes. The post could easily be re-written as:
Shorter: "OMG! Atrios wants me to move to Manhattan!"
Yeah, subway riders are dupes....
/strikes perplexing gape
Poor people should kill themselves and stop breathing our air.
You in Crawford?
res ipsa I loved Iron Man.
We are planning to see it again at the Ziggy.
Join us!
the answers always were that he'll be surrounded with smart experts.
Look for that same meme re McQueeg over the next few months, especially on economic stuff.
Check out the job title Carly squeezed out of the GOP: Victory Goddess , or something ridiculous like that.
And people don't believe me when I say McBush is going to get crushed.
Get your poll pix ready, people.
SUBWAY, because CITY TAXES, STATE TAXES, AND FEDERAL TAXES THAT SUPPORT THE MTA are perceived as fixed costs.
Bill | 05.11.08 - 10:27 am | #
Whereas highways and roads maintain themselves and also, in their spare time, police the middle east.
rootless-e
Yup, as well as not taking into account the environmental and societal consequences of sprawl and autos.
If McAuliffe sucks up to Big Russ one more time I'm going through the TV screen.
unless you count running them into the ground for personal gain.
filkertom
THE SEC SAID HE DID NOTHING WRONG!
[/media stooge]
Get your poll pix ready, people.
Did you say ten bucks? And when does it start??
Amy P. kind of redeemed herself on SNL.
If McAuliffe sucks up to Big Russ one more time I'm going through the TV screen.
Neponset
I'm finding it kind of funny, actually.
McAuliffe: "Timmeh, you're obsessed with your father and the Buffalo Bills...."
Rich Republicans steal from the American people -- next question?
BTW -- Happy Mothers' Day to all you Atriot moms!
Happy Pentecost to all you (Western) Christians!
Res Ipsa Loquitur is too good to see a movie with us common people. Maybe if Ivanka Trump had asked her...
Did you say ten bucks? And when does it start??
Not sure if it will be $5 or $10.
It will open the day after Labor Day. It will close at midnight on October 15th.
That bridge is the killer. At one point Indiana wanted to pay off the bond on the bridge and open it up free. Would have cost about $170 million. They were told no. Guess there's money in them there tolls!
Supreme Commander Thor
The City of Chicago sold it (okay, leased it for 99 years) for $1.83 billion in 2005, to a consortium of a Spanish company and an Australian company.
Without apparent irony, the contract for toll collections went to Central Parking System, Inc.
Shorter: "OMG! Atrios wants me to move to Manhattan!"
Well, I can't see you living in Longggg'island.
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Matthews: biggest mistake of the Clinton campaign
Kay: running to the right in the primary - whoops!
Allen: running an old fashioned campaign hey teh Internets
Cottle: running on competence instead of change
Heileman: running a micro campaign men know that never works
Tweety: supporting the Iraq war
I serve it up, she hits it out of the park. WT rocks.
Res Ipsa Loquitur is too good to see a movie with us common people.
Trust me, I would rather have been with you commoners. Instead I was getting abuse heaped on me by relatives. My crime is being "weird," which loosely translates to "single, living in the city, and not interested in having three SUVs in my driveway."
And people don't believe me when I say McBush is going to get crushed.
Get your poll pix ready, people.
res ipsa loquitur | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:30 am |
res -- without a doubt.
It's going to make LBJ vs Goldwater look like a mild tremor.
The only question is whether after winning big will the Dems have the balls to actually do something.
Meat, Depressed
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The biggest problem I see with PT is that in most places it's funded well enough to be available, but not well enough to be convenient to use. IOW, I think there's a tipping point somewhere in terms of ridership once the service reaches a certain level, but most places haven't reached it. The SF Bay Area certainly hasn't.
it's spooky how well this fits harry reid.
No! I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be;
Am an attendant lord, one that will do
To swell a progress, start a scene or two,
Advise the prince; no doubt, an easy tool,
Deferential, glad to be of use,
Politic, cautious, and meticulous;
Full of high sentence, but a bit obtuse;
At times, indeed, almost ridiculous—
Almost, at times, the Fool.
Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to try to impeach?
I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach.
I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each.
I do not think that they will sing to me.
FWIW, The Filthy Critic did NOT like Ironman -- thought it was a rerun of the last Batman movie -- only more gay ("not that there's anything wrong with that ...")
Does Russert have some sort of magical tasty cock?
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I'm sure steppinfechit asked carly about her illegal corporate spying.
Via HuffPo, new McCain slogan: "John McCain: He's got a sixth sense, and it's PTSD!".
My crime is being "weird," which loosely translates to "single, living in the city, and not interested in having three SUVs in my driveway."
res ipsa loquitur
America's Pharmaceutical Companies are here to help you
any acrophobics around? i almost shit my pants watching this:
http://www.brightcove.tv/
title.j...itle=1438490562
I'm sure steppinfechit asked carly about her illegal corporate spying.
Bjorn, whiteguyforO | 05.11.08 - 10:34 am | #
Was that Carly? I thought it was the crew after her.
Check out the job title Carly squeezed out of the GOP: Victory Goddess , or something ridiculous like that.
plantsman
She was going to go with "Republican Whore," but was concerned about being mistaken for a reporter.
Matthews: biggest mistake of the Clinton campaign
"Anointment" is not a strategy.
The City of Chicago sold it (okay, leased it for 99 years) for $1.83 billion in 2005, to a consortium of a Spanish company and an Australian company.
Without apparent irony, the contract for toll collections went to Central Parking System, Inc.
Dr. Wu
And to prove irony isn't completely dead, Gov. Mitch the Bitch leased the Indiana Toll Road to the same group.
Does Russert have some sort of magical tasty cock?
He calls it his "Russert Potatoes".
OK, time to go divide the rest of my day between filial duty and hard labor. LAterz.
FWIW, The Filthy Critic did NOT like Ironman -- thought it was a rerun of the last Batman movie -- only more gay ("not that there's anything wrong with that ...")
Prior Aelred | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:34 am
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It was way less dark than Batman Begins, and frankly there was less violence. Although I'm not gonna argue the second point; Anne leaned over to me less than five minutes in, during the flashback montage with Downey and Daniels eyeing each other on magazine covers, and whispered, "The slash writes itself...."
She was going to go with "Republican Whore," but was concerned about being mistaken for a reporter.
Dr. Wu | 05.11.08 - 10:35 am | #
ouch.
res--it's purely situational, the "weird" label. On paper, your family would likely find me normal, but as I head to Jesusland for Mother's Day this afternoon, I'll be putting on my "weird" hat for the family, too.
Yeah, but MUNI rocks.
Does Russert have some sort of magical tasty cock?
He calls it his "Russert Potatoes".
driftglass | Homepage | 05.11.08 - 10:36 am