I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
Whee!
Wheaties!
Dianne Wiest!
Cheerios!
http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport...ives/
14752.html
Wee Willy Winkie!
The only kahn i wouldn't diss is Temujin.
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We will we will rock you!
"Fresh thread" sounds like dental floss.
Will the House impeach the AG for refusing to enforce the law?
What would the Republicans do if President Obama or President Clinton tried to pull this shit?
We built this city!
NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. -- The Rhode Island National Guard held a surprise training drill to test how it would respond to quick activation by the governor in an emergency.
More than 85 members of the Army and Air National Guard were awakened at about 4 a.m. Saturday and ordered to report to Camp Fogarty in East Greenwich and Quonset Air National Guard Base in North Kingston.
The training exercise, "Operation Quick Resolve," was designed to test the Guard's ability to quickly alert, mobilize and deploy troops. In this case, the scenario was a massive civil disturbance during a pandemic flu scare.
Among the strategies they practiced: using less-than-lethal tactics in crowd control.
BABY GOT BACK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4...h? v=41APzy5kqBU
olexicon, Burger King David
Will the House impeach the AG for refusing to enforce the law?
Unfortunately, no.
EschaCon...28 days! YeeHawwwww!!!
I renounce the yankees, the browns, the indians, and the steelers.
Off for a walk! Believe it or not, it's beautiful here, and finally, the sun is out and it is not snowing!
Enjoy your afternoon!
Hulk Smash wins again.....
Is there anyone who can beat him?
What would the Republicans do if President Obama or President Clinton tried to pull this shit?
Declare martial law and activate the COG plan for discatorship.
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cya, Vicki
Where do I get a cushy job like AG where I don't have to do my job but get paid big bucks?
The breakfast of champions.
Is there anyone who can beat him?
Ted Stevens?
The only kahn i wouldn't diss is Temujin.
Madeline, even? That's harsh.
Feh, 'dictatorship'.
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Just cleared the driveway for the daughter's 18th b-day bash with family (and the debut of her nose piercing to extended fam!) and it starts really snowing again, even tho the forecast said no more! Hmmmm....should've suspected when I felt an atmospheric headache. Welcome Baby AAR!
O'REILLY: Now, the letters.
Israel Gopstein, Silver Spring, Maryland: "Mr. O'Reilly, I'm surprised at your lapse of judgment comparing the tactics of the Nazis to The Huffington Post. I lost many members of my family to the Holocaust, and the meaning of their deaths means more than a comparison to a meaningless blog."
Now, first of all, I appreciate your letter very much, sir, and I've thought about it. If you look back at what happened in Germany, you cannot escape the similarities between what Hitler and his cutthroats did back then and the hate-filled blogs, what they're doing now.
From the late 1920s to 1933, when Hitler became chancellor, the Nazis used vile propaganda to demonize Jews and others in the eyes of the German people. They used newspapers, radio, leaflets, and rallies to build up enormous hatred towards your family.
Today, we are seeing the same thing on the Net here in America. There's no difference. When Arianna Huffington allows people to say that Nancy Reagan should suffer terribly and then die, that is completely unacceptable and no different than what Dr. Joseph Goebbels and others were putting out way back then.
Again, I thank you for your thoughtful letter
lol, Cynicus, your first spelling is how Little Boots would say it...
REPOST GOT BACK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4...h?
v=41APzy5kqBU
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said today that if he was president, he would bring down gasoline prices through sheer force of personality, by creating enough political good will with oil-producing nations that they would increase their supply of crude.
''I would work with our friends in OPEC to convince them to open up the spigot, to increase the supply,'' Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican candidate for president, told reporters here today. ''Use the capital that my administration will earn, with the Kuwaitis or the Saudis, and convince them to open up the spigot.''
Implicit in his comments was a criticism of the Clinton administration as failing to take advantage of the good will that the United States built with Kuwait and Saudi Arabia during the Persian Gulf war in 1991. Also implicit was that as the son of the president who built the coalition that drove the Iraqis out of Kuwait, Mr. Bush would be able to establish ties on a personal level that would persuade oil-producing nations that they owed the United States something in return.
''Ours is a nation that helped Kuwait and the Saudis, and you'd think we'd have the capital necessary to convince them to increase the crude supplies,'' he said.
Asked why the Clinton administration had not been able to use the power of personal persuasion, Mr. Bush said: ''The fundamental question is, 'Will I be a successful president when it comes to foreign policy?' ''
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/
ful...755C0A9669C8B63
When Arianna Huffington allows people to say that Nancy Reagan should suffer terribly and then die, that is completely unacceptable and no different than what Dr. Joseph Goebbels and others were putting out way back then.
I certainly don't want to ally myself with Goebbels, so let me wish Bill O'Reilly a pleasant, quick and painless death. The sooner the better, for the benefit of the Republic.
RE: Governor Bush's lowering the price of oil.
Guess not.
Oh well.
Afternoon, all
Anyone seen the new Jack Nicholson commercial for Hillary???
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/20...-
f_n_89342.html
Only, I don't think it really is for Hillary. It isn't approved by her at the end.
What do y'all think?
'Will I be a successful president when it comes to foreign policy?'
As it turns out...not so much.
The only kahn i wouldn't diss is Temujin.
Madeline, even? That's harsh.
Madeline has a sense of humor. Ghengis didn't.
And, just by the way, some years ago i took a Greek cruise. the cabin attendant left one of those "Hi, my name is" cards in the room.
the name: Ghengis
My wife thought little of my sense of humor in putting on the "Do you have any other requests?" part of the card
"Pillage Samarkand".
Pretty good guy, and did a fine job. i never did get any reports of the condition of Smarkand, tho.......
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When Arianna Huffington
zzzzzzzzzzzz
Doesn't Ann Coulter's desire to bomb the New York Times make "her" a terrorist?
Does anyone ever get their man anymore?
No. 2 Colombian rebel killed, government says
'Will I be a successful president when it comes to foreign policy?'
All policy is foreign to Mr. Bush
When Arianna Huffington allows people to say that Nancy Reagan should suffer terribly and then die
Since when is Huffington in control of what the anti-stem cell research side says about Nancy Reagan?
HAL TURNER
DAVID DUKE: “I don’t think Obama is any worse than Hillary or John McCain”
Wow. What a complete sell-out
David Duke just rolled over folks. He did a barrel roll right off Niagara Falls in my view.
How any so-called “White Nationalist” could say such a thing is beyond belief. Kind words from David Duke for a mixed-race, mongrelized negro? It reeks of surrender so badly as to be cowardice.
VIa Pandagon
When will our trolls or Maverick John McCain condemn Bush's decision to help bin Laden's family flee the country after 9/11?
Wow, blogspot is cranky today!
I renounce blogspot! And Google!
O'REILLY: Now, the letters.
He should only answer letters from Jack Mehoffer.
I prefer chaka-Chaka-chaka khan chaka khan let me feel for you
Damn. Too busy still renouncing downstairs.
1) I suppose I could renounce Mashmakan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N...h?
v=NITxPy3kwKY
2) The weird thing is, I only learned of this song through Missy Elliot sampling it
olexicon, Burger King David
Olex, to show you how old I am -
That song was perhaps the last big AM Radio hit I can remember - from WCFL in Chicago, summer of '81...
And Fred Winston as deep-voiced DJ.
3) Man...the next ten were even worse.
Zap Rowsdower
Your generation will need intensive therapy for the remainder of your natural lives.
another day, another 24 hours.
Pfui! i have incompetent typist syndrome out the yin-yang today.
And a note to the professional asshole: Zyklon-B was selected for, among other qualities, its relative swiftness and painlessness. Efficient bureaucrats of death, they were......
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There's nothing sexier than a woman you have to salute in the morning
/Jack
/!!!
buy stuff - I'm trying to raise enough money to buy a grande non-fat vanilla latte.
Is anybody interested in a game of Scrabulous with one so utterly incompentent and easily-beatable as myself?
Or must I go peddle my fair young (cough, snort) ass on the public "Open Table" boards?
If you look back at what happened in Germany, you cannot escape the similarities between what Hitler and his cutthroats did back then and the hate-filled blogs, what they're doing now.
That reminds me - has anyone checked the oven to see if Simels is done?
Who you gonna trust.....money money money money (the Joker for Hillary Clinton)
I'm trying to raise enough money to buy a grande non-fat vanilla latte.
WalterNeff
I'm trying to give up coffee so I need my money to buy heroin.
I'm in favor of putting O'Lielly to death by vivisection.
By a very clumsy bear.
Doesn't Ann Coulter's desire to bomb the New York Times make "her" a terrorist?
Like Saudi princes supporting Bin Laden, or Pakistani presidents sheltering terrorists from us, you're only a bastard if you're not "our" bastard.
Unless Ann should start advocating school lunch programs, she can call for the murder by torture of the slow grannies in front of her in the checkout line and it will be IOKIYAR.
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This reminded me that I need to buy a few summer shirts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C...h?
v=CcyNU4lVeIc
and I thought a cover band was four or five guys doing Journey.
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
One thing the Clintons are not is accidental -- every person who works for the campaign is there on purpose -- so the bogus formulation that Obama must win every contest on Tuesday or "buyer's remorse" is indicated did not come from nowhere.
Zap Rowsdower
As Pepe, the king prawn, would say "smoking is very bad for you, okay"
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Zap Rowsdower
zappette would prefer that you live a few more years.
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Zap Rowsdower
More money to drink in Philly!
More money to drink at Lee's for Big Sandy in 2 weeks!
Can't give them to you Zap, sorry.
every dollar spent on cigarettes eventually winds up in the pocket of some scummy right wing corporatist.
sorry, make that "exceptionally scummy"
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Zap Rowsdower | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 4:16 pm | #
http://upload.wikimedia.org/
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I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!! Zap Rowsdower
I guess my not wanting to kiss you is not much of an incentive.
Zap - do want to be one of those obnoxious jerks flicking cig butts on the sidewalk, out of car windows, or anywhere else for that matter?
Zap I am trying to inspire myself with the thought that the bastard Cheney did it and the thought that he is better at anything than me (other than shooting someone in the face) is helpful to me!
"I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette."
You will prove you have more will power than I have had this week.
Which also reminds me, smoke break!
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Zap Rowsdower
Nat King Cole, dead of lung cancer at 46. Smoked 'cause the thought his voice was too pretty.
The haves and have-mores want you to smoke so that you will die sooner and so stop using resources THEY could be using, medical and otherwise.
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Damn, Bjorn...that convinces me.
ok, time to go. see ya.
and don't do it, zap. it would be the same as voting for nader.
(i'd explain, but i don't have time)
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!! -Zap Rowsdower
breath.
Alright, the craving passed.
Carry on.
Zap, do you want to have ANYTHING in common with the Laurabot?
Nat King Cole, dead of lung cancer at 46.
Good Lord, he was 46???
He always seemed so old to me...
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Zap Rowsdower
http://thumbsnap.com/v/l5Kgubc1.gif
He always seemed so old to me...
dave™©
Smoking will do that.
Deathdreaded, reposted:
The top ten on the year I turned 17:
1. Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 - Pink Floyd
2. London Calling - The Clash
3. Rapper's Delight - The Sugarhill Gang
4. Good Times - Chic
5. Dont Stop 'Til You Get Enough - Michael Jackson
6. We Are Family - Sister Sledge
7. Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
8. Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
9. Brass in Pocket - The Pretenders
10. Message in a Bottle - The Police
Damn, Bjorn...that convinces me.
Roadmaster, Milwaukee Office | 03.01.08 - 4:20 pm | #
I'm the persuaderer.
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Tom Brady says whenever he feels the urge to light up, he has sex with Gisele Bundchen, and the urge goes away.
Give it a try.
Zap, do you want to have ANYTHING in common with the Laurabot?
It's going to be difficult to top this.
Smoking will do that.
Well, more like I was 10 or so when he died.
My parents were "old", too - they'd have been in their early 30s at the time.
Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2
Parts 1 and 3 were much superior...
Which also reminds me, smoke break!
EkCenTriK |
Zap, you wanna smoke, go smoke. You don't want to, don't. That's all there is to it, ya know?
Meanwhile I'll be out back with EkC. Nothing inspires a lust for a cig than other people talking about it.
Thumb snap didn't work right.
Ley me try again.
zap,
Because you are stronger than that little cigarette and you don't want to be sitting in the doctor's office as he explains that you have had a heart attack and it is doubtful you will ever work again and you do not have that many years to live.
It's going to be difficult to top this.
Apprentice to Darth Holden
My work here is done.
Now I need to put a radio show together. Later, batz.
The top ten on the year I turned 17:
Wow.
It's weird being da kid in these parts. 
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
Zap Rowsdower
Um, because smoking a cigarette amounts to ingesting poison.
You're too smart to want to do that.
Mccainus:
All 'n all
Your the biggest
Dick of them all.
Nat King Cole, dead of lung cancer at 46.
Cigarettes are a fucking killer.
*HACK* *HACK* *WHEEEZE*
BTW. Try Excedrin.
"Nothing inspires a lust for a cig than other people talking about it."
I do agree with that. I am very susceptible to the effect. Smoking in on film does the same thing.
1974 top10
loco-motion
i can help
bennie and the jets
the joke
nothing from nothing dancing machine
boogie down
come and get your love
sweet home alabama
How much do I got to pay to renounce these?
I wont say how old I was, but 1970 holds some notables.
1970
1. Layla - Derek and the Dominos
2. Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel
3. Let It Be - The Beatles
4. Your Song - Elton John
5. Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine - James Brown
6. Lola - The Kinks
7. Who'll Stop the Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival
8. Fire and Rain - James Taylor
9. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
10. All Right Now - Free
Um, because smoking a cigarette amounts to ingesting poison.
You know, i never understood what the point was about those Japanese eating the poisonous pufferfish, the fugu that needs such expert preparation.
until it was explained to me that removing all of the poison wasn't that hard. What was tricky was leaving enough that the diners would get high without getting dead.
Hooman beans will do a lot of dammed odd things to tinker with their brain chemistries.
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It's weird being da kid in these parts.
I don't envy you, especially when I saw what was on your list.
Man. The 70's sucked.
no wonder I was so unhappy at 17.
Day 8: still haven't received sign-on info from Taylor Marsh's blog.
I wonder why...
Turned 17 in 1970...
1. Layla - Derek and the Dominos
2. Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel
3. Let It Be - The Beatles
4. Your Song - Elton John
5. Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine - James Brown
6. Lola - The Kinks
7. Who'll Stop the Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival
8. Fire and Rain - James Taylor
9. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
10. All Right Now - Free
Actually, it's not a bad group of tunes. (But then I would think that)
There, that's better.
http://thumbsnap.com/v/3fWsCF0U.jpg
Do we have a new ham?
Xan, fire her up, though I'm gonna be in and out the next few days.
Most of the Generation Codpiece crowd I see in the schools these days hold a nostalgic remembrance for the Clenis years. They think Shrubimpy is a tool, and a dull one at that.
I need reasons why I shouldn't have a cigarette...NOW!!
"I want to die. When am I going to die?"
My mother's words to a nurse shortly before she lapsed into a coma. She died three days later of lung cancer.
1. Layla - Derek and the Dominos
2. Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel
3. Let It Be - The Beatles
4. Your Song - Elton John
5. Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine - James Brown
6. Lola - The Kinks
7. Who'll Stop the Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival
8. Fire and Rain - James Taylor
9. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
10. All Right Now - Free
See? I like those songs better than the ones from 1992. Waaaay better.
"Actually, it's not a bad group of tunes. (But then I would think that)"
Toss the CCR and it would be excellent.
Women that smoked Virginia Slims in the 70's should be dying of lung cancer about now.
You know, i never understood what the point was about those Japanese eating the poisonous pufferfish, the fugu that needs such expert preparation.
until it was explained to me that removing all of the poison wasn't that hard. What was tricky was leaving enough that the diners would get high without getting dead.
Hooman beans will do a lot of dammed odd things to tinker with their brain chemistries.
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Cynicus
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one of my favorite Columbo episodes has the poisonous fugu fish as its main plot point. Louis Jordan plays the bad guy in that one. It's a good one.
Gromit, you have the absolute best list. !
Which also reminds me, smoke break!
EkCenTriK |
Zap, you wanna smoke, go smoke. You don't want to, don't. That's all there is to it, ya know? -Xan
Reasons to quit the smoke and beer don't do me like before
And I'm hardley ever sober and my ole freinds
Don't come round much anymore
Reasons to quit the low is always lower than the high
And the reasons for quitin' dont outnumber all the reasons why
So we keep smokin and we keep drinkin
Havin fun and never thinkin'
Laughin' at the price tags the we pay
And we keep roarin down the fast lane
Like two young men feelin no pain
And the reasons for quitin' are gettin bigger each day
Merle Haggard & focus
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Top 10 Songs from the Year I Turned 17:
1. Love Will Keep Us Together - Captain & Tennille
2. Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell
3. Philadelphia Freedom - Elton John
4. Before The Next Teardrop Falls - Freddy Fender
5. My Eyes Adored You - Frankie Valli
6. Shining Star - “Earth, Wind & Fire”
7. Fame - David Bowie
8. Laughter In The Rain - Neil Sedaka
9. One Of These Nights - The Eagles
10. Thank God I’m A Country Boy - John Denver
Yeesh!
Do we have a new ham?
Xan, fire her up, though I'm gonna be in and out the next few days.
qlª
Yes, his name is Adam and he was born this day around Noon I think. All is well but he is a bit of a cone head. 
(I should've noted earlier that I actually have cigarettes in the house, but I'm not touching them...and haven't in almost three weeks)
Actually, I think at least 1 member of those 1970 bands were addicted to heroin at the time, or very shortly afterwards. (Good times...)
Smoking in on film does the same thing.
It really pisses me off when smokers are depicted as "cool" in movies.
1 member of each of those bands
I was 17 in 1970 as well.
back to work....
867-5309 blows those songs away.
Memememememememememe
1. Respect - Aretha Franklin
2. Light My Fire - Doors
3. Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
4. Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix
5. A Day In The Life - Beatles
6. Whiter Shade Of Pale - Procol Harum
7. Somebody To Love - Jefferson Airplane
8. Soul Man - Sam & Dave
9. Strawberry Fields Forever - Beatles
10. Nights In White Satin - Moody Blues
Thanks DWD. Aw, I love it when babies arrive.
to other people
Dood. Where's my car?
The weird thing is,I think I know all the words to each song on my list, and all your lists too, even the ones I hated.
I should've noted earlier that I actually have cigarettes in the house,
GET. RID. OF. THEM. NOW!
What's your sign?
(Zap, for what it is worth, when my sisters are around, I smoke a couple with them. It does not bother me to have one once in a while and then stop again. Dunno why.)
Evening, all
Peace.
i remember hating most of those songs at the time. Others I don't remember at all.
No wonder we were so happy when the punkers showed up.
I should've noted earlier that I actually have cigarettes in the house,
Jesus. Not smart.
I think these are worse than yours Dave
1974
The Way We Were-- Barbra Streisand
Seasons In the Sun-- Terry Jacks
The Streak-- Ray Stevens
Having My Baby-- Paul Anka
Kung Fu Fighting-- Carl Douglas
Billy, Don’t Be a Hero-- Bo Donaldson & the Heywoods
Annie’s Song-- John Denver
The Loco-Motion-- Grand Funk
TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)-- MFSB with the Three Degrees
I Can Help-- Billy Swan
Q: How's a bout a dance lovely lady?
A: This bar is dark. But with a flick of my Bic I can tell - You're a hick.
Thanks DWD. Aw, I love it when babies arrive.
to other people
qlª
And I thought the new gravatar of a General Products #3 Hull would fool people. Shows you what I know, eh?
Later.
Cigarettes make you look cool.
Chicks dig that.
Like I said, I've had them in the house for almost three weeks, and I haven't even come close to grabbing one.
Outta sight, outta mind. It's not like their in my shirt pocket.
I remember hating everything that played on the mainstream radio.
QL, before I light the fuze, tell me quick what the difference between the dictionaries is. Our last game I posted some letters almost at random just to get rid of them...and it accepted it as a word, even though when I (afterward) put it in the check box to see what it meant it said there 'twerent no such word.
(btw it wasn't "spiceboard", that's legit. Obsolete term for box holding spices, analogous to "cupboard". )
Cigarettes make you look cool.
Chicks dig that.
The 70's | 03.01.08 - 4:37 pm | #
Disco Stu can't breathe.
Help Disco Stu.
when i was seventeen ...
1. Physical, Olivia Newton-John
2. Eye Of The Tiger, Survivor
3. I Love Rock N' Roll, Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
4. Ebony And Ivory, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder
5. Centerfold, J. Geils Band
6. Don't You Want M, Human League
7. Jack And Diane, John Cougar
8. Hurts So Good, John Cougar
9. Abracadabra, Steve Miller Band
10. Hard To Say I'm Sorry, Chicago
... it was a very bad year
This was the jam when I was 15 though.
Red light parties, slow dancing, young love.
1980
1. Call Me - Blondie
2. Celebration - Kool & The Gang
3. Another One Bites the Dust - Queen
4. You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
5. Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
6. Whip It - Devo
7. Upside Down - Diana Ross
8. Fame - Irene Cara
9. Back In Black - AC/DC
10. (Just Like) Starting Over - John Lennon
The weird thing is,I think I know all the words to each song on my list, and all your lists too, even the ones I hated.
Marcellina
Very strange when I'm at the dentist or something, and a song comes on that I haven't heard in 40 years, and I remember every damn word.
If only those neurons could be used for good instead of evil.
Like I said, I've had them in the house for almost three weeks
Why have them at all?
Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.
Cigarettes make you look cool.
Chicks dig that.
The 70's
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yeah but not nearly as sexy as the oxygen tank you will end up carrying around with you later on. With those cute little nasal plugs in your nose.
oohhhhhhh coooooool
Hey jive turkey.
5. Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
No bleeping way that song broke the top ten!
1976
1. Hotel California - The Eagles
2. Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac
3. More Than a Feeling - Boston
4. Anarchy in the UK - The Sex Pistols
5. Dancing Queen - Abba
6. (Don't Fear) The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
7. Night Moves - Bob Seger
8. Blitzkrieg Bop - The Ramones
9. The Boys Are Back in Town - Thin Lizzy
10. Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
WTF??
1974
Gack! That's awful!
They had to invent disco just to get away from the horrid pop 40 obviously.
ummmmm
sheets????
Gack! That's awful!
Gromit
True dat
Endless Love, bitches!
1. I Love Rock N Roll - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
2. Don't You Want Me? - Human League
3. Tainted Love - Soft Cell
4. Super Freak Part I - Rick James
5. Start Me Up - Rolling Stones
6. Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes
7. Endless Love - Diana Ross & Lionel Richie
8. Our Lips Are Sealed - Go-Gos
9. Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
10. Physical - Olivia Newton-John
This makes more sense:
1. Silly Love Songs, Paul McCartney and Wings
2. Don't Go Breaking My Heart, Elton John and Kiki Dee
3. Disco Lady, Johnnie Taylor
4. December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night), Four Seasons
5. Play That Funky Music, Wild Cherry
6. Kiss And Say Goodbye, Manhattans
7. Love Machine (Part 1), The Miracles
8. 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover, Paul Simon
9. Love Is Alive, Gary Wright
10. A Fifth Of Beethoven, Walter Murphy and The Big Apple Band
And I thought the new gravatar of a General Products #3 Hull would fool people. Shows you what I know, eh?
Gotta love references to The Known Universe.
Er, to "Known Space".
Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.
Richard
Can i suggest as politely as possible that you MYOB MYOB MYOB?
If it works for Zap then it works. Besides, if perish the thought he should in a moment of weakness fire one up, it is going to be so stale and nasty as to produce instant spine-stiffening not to mention probably nausea.
Kinda smart really. (Glad your moment passed Zap...)
They had to invent disco just to get away from the horrid pop 40 obviously
Inadvertantly proving that things can always get worse.
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How 'bout when I turned 18?
1. I Will Always Love You, Whitney Houston
2. Whoomp! (There It Is), Tag Team
3. Can't Help Falling In Love, UB40
4. That's The Way Love Goes, Janet Jackson
5. Freak, Silk
6. Weak, SWV
7. If I Ever Fall In Love, Shai
8. Dreamlover, Mariah Carey
9. Rump Shaker, Wreckx-N-Effect
10. Informer, Snow
Even I don't know half of those songs. What a rotten year, musically.
I feel this way sometimes too but it is usually about war crimes, wire tapping and other issues.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
20...ch_n_89365.html
1. I Love Rock N Roll - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
2. Don't You Want Me? - Human League
3. Tainted Love - Soft Cell
4. Super Freak Part I - Rick James
5. Start Me Up - Rolling Stones
6. Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes
7. Endless Love - Diana Ross & Lionel Richie
8. Our Lips Are Sealed - Go-Gos
9. Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
10. Physical - Olivia Newton-John
Good stuff there. Of course, I was young, in the Army, in Germany, and having a great time.
2008
1. I'm fucking Matt Damon
2. I'm fucking Ben Affleck
3. I'm fucking the country (R. Cheney)
4. I'm fucking your television (T. Russert)
....others?
They had to invent disco just to get away from the horrid pop 40 obviously
Inadvertantly proving that things can always get worse.
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Cynicus
Record companies were lost. There were so many labels around, and so many creative bands that they had lost control. They quickly flexed corporate muscles and killed off the little guys. I imagine they'll be doing everything in their power to ruin the current Indy Renaissance too.
Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
Dr. Noah!
it is going to be so stale and nasty as to produce instant spine-stiffening not to mention probably nausea.
All too true. Please withdraw my earlier loud protest.
''The fundamental question is, 'Will I be a successful president when it comes to foreign policy?' ''
And the answer is.........
No, you mother fucking fucktard!
I imagine they'll be doing everything in their power to ruin the current Indy Renaissance too.
By which i am guessing you mean "Kill any impulse for an artist-to-intertube-to-listener route that doesn't pass through Sony Records and pay toll"?
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Watching "The Barefoot Contessa" on TCM.
Ava Gardner was exquisite - uuuuuuuuuummmmm, Rossano Brazzi!
You left off Wildfire.
By which i am guessing you mean "Kill any impulse for an artist-to-intertube-to-listener route that doesn't pass through Sony Records and pay toll"?
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Cynicus
I see the Sony toll booth as more then a conduit for selling music. I see it as permission to make it in the first place. They want to totally control the process, all stages.
And the answer is.........
No, you mother fucking fucktard!
Shared Humanity
But...but, he gave us the New Imperialism
I'm fucking your old girlfriend.
I RENOUNCE BRYAN ADAMS BACKING VOCALS ON THE GLASS TIGER SONG
You left off Wildfire.
And thank you for that. Nearly as bad as that dammed America song about a horse with no name. Feh.
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Is it true that Taylor Marsh promised to set her vagina on fire if Hillary doesn't get the nomination? That would be sweet.
You left off Wildfire.
I actually like that song - the long version, with the piano open and close.
I also like "Shannon" - a fucking classic.
Deal with it!!!
Sign, Sign everywhere a sign....
By which i am guessing you mean "Kill any impulse for an artist-to-intertube-to-listener route that doesn't pass through Sony Records and pay toll"?
They're fucked. It's over for those guys.
The best song ever written.
watertiger | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 4:49 pm | #
and Video!!!
and Art Direction!!!
They want to totally control the process, all stages.
Of course. this is the short definition of "monopoly", which is the eventual final form of any corporate business.
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Sayla say Bran-Dee....
1. I'm fucking Matt Damon
2. I'm fucking Ben Affleck
3. I'm fucking the country (R. Cheney)
4. I'm fucking your television (T. Russert)
....others?
Gromit
5. I'm fucking your Rottweiler.
- from a story I read last week
But...but, he gave us the New Imperialism
Diane C. Barking-Mad | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 4:51 pm | #
If the only tool you have is a hammer, you will see every problem as a nail.
Sign, Sign everywhere a sign....
It's true - I owned that album!
Jimmy Kimmel didn't have the courtesy to leave Silverman's genius video alone. He had to go and bigfoot it; what a tool. "My present cost more than your present and Harrison Ford is in mine, too."
Dick
Simels list:
1. Good morrow, fair mistress
2. Birks of Abergeldie
3. O gin my love were yon red rose
4. Good morrow, fair mistress
5. Green grow the rashes
6. Scornfu' Nancy
7. Rock and wee Pickle Tow
8. I hae a green purse, and a wee pickle gowd
9. Fumbler's Rant
10. My Daddy forbade, my Minny forbade
...from Ancient and Modern Scottish Songs
[goes looking for #8 on iTunes]
I remember great sex while listening to crappy music.
heartbeat, it's a love beat...
http://www.seeingtheforest.com/
a...ctions_on_2.htm
Dave Johnson does a good post on the effect of corporations on municipal spending, due to their often blackmailing to get lower tax rates, etc., or they'll move, etc.
As a result, the cities and towns have fewer tax dollars to spend on schools, cultural sites and groups, parks, many things. So, then, maybe, some corporate executive decides to fund something that does have local benefit, but the one guy, unelected with no input from the public, gets to make the decision as to what is funded.
And the public is supposed to be grateful and bow and scrape. Of course, the beneficence if coming out of cuts to the citizens' communities revenue...so they're actually paying for the charity they're supposed to be so happy to receive.
And have no say in how it's spent.
I hadn't thought about this aspect of things. Whaddaya think of them apples?
Thanks, Dave J!
Comment by MFOMF blocked.
I wish someone would set YOU on fire!
One thing about radio in the 70's though is you could still hear oldies like Peggy Lee or Sinatra being mixed in and we liked it dammit!
Billy don't be a hero....
As i was goin' over / The high Kilkenny mountains / i came on Captain Farrell and / his money he was countin'.........
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heartbeat, it's a love beat...
Best. Jumpsuits. Ever.
DeFranco Family.
Sayla say Bran-Dee....
Sweeeeeeeeeeee-eee-eeeeee-eee-eeeeeeeeeee-- Sweet City Woman!
(Sha la lala... sha la lala)
I also like "Shannon" - a fucking classic.
It's a song that was written about a Carl Wilson's dog. Who could possibly object?
4. I'm fucking your television (T. Russert)
....others?
Gromit
I'm fucking your elections and choosing your presidents (MCM)
He had to go and bigfoot it; what a tool
True. Still, ya gotta appreciate Robin Williams and the water bottle.
Best. Jumpsuits. Ever.
The poor man's Osmonds.
...I can see your face, I can hear your voice, I can almost touch you!
/banjo
Billy don't be a hero....
Actually, that's not a bad number... I'd like to see someone like Sarah McLachlan give it the "unplugged" treatment.
4. December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night), Four Seasons
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probably their first song that didn't sound like any of the others?
Is Dawn here today?
Dawn are you in the haloscan box?
if so go away. I'm no good for you.
One thing about radio in the 70's though is you could still hear oldies like Peggy Lee or Sinatra being mixed in and we liked it dammit!
footloose
If I want to listen to oldies, I'll go to the grocery store!
The poor man's Osmonds.
DON'T MOCK THE DEFRANCO FAMILY, MOTHERFUCKER!!!!!
Certain songs were in constant rotation in the 70s -
Hotel California
Lido Shuffle
I Am So Into You
Imaginary Lover
Reeling In the Years
Love Stinks
We had joy we had fun....
Billy don't be a hero....
First performed by Paper Lace, of "The Night Chicago Died" fame, but made famous by Bo Donaldson and the Haywoods.
Me and you and a dog named boo...
Best. Jumpsuits. Ever.
The poor man's Osmonds.
The non white bread eating man's Osmonds.
Of course, the Osmonds were also the white bread eating man's Jackson Five.
I'm old and tired but Harrison Ford looks and sounds old and tired.
Indy 4.
:shivers:
I actually like that song - the long version, with the piano open and close.
Yup, the long version is nice.
... it was a very bad year
focus, now cultless | 03.01.08 - 4:38 pm | #
I turned 17 in 1982, too.
If I remember correctly, that was also the year that "Combat Rock", "Imperial Bedroom", "Under the Big Black Sun" and the first Violent Femmes album (to name just a few) came out.
So it's not like there wasn't any decent music around. It's just that hardly anybody else was listening to it.
And the public is supposed to be grateful and bow and scrape. Of course, the beneficence if coming out of cuts to the citizens' communities revenue...so they're actually paying for the charity they're supposed to be so happy to receive.
Peasants have always been called upon to bow, scrape, tug the forelock and pray for the souls of their betters, whenever the Church or nobles deign to give them back some portion of tithe or rackrent.......
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....skyrockets in sight.....
sunshine go away today...
The 80s brought on the Phil Collins plague, which made mortals cry.
Mother Earth is pregnant for the third time...
Never faied to speak to the romantic in me.
Hell, I was 16.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7...h?
v=7hZI6qJBvDE
On the jukebox here in Hell, "afternoon delight" plays over and over and over...
I wasn't that bad of a person, was I?
The 80s brought on the Phil Collins plague, which made mortals cry.
Gilly Gonzylon
also doves
If I want to listen to oldies, I'll go to the grocery store!
Rmj, Eminence Front | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 4:58 pm | #
**********
heh.
so I'm in the local discount grocery store, the 'better' discount grocery store than the one in the mall.
no yuppies. no gay couples. no young professionals.
and I hear '96 Tears' on the sound system.
Looking around at the store (mostly immigrants) I realized 'I'm the only fucking person in here who knows what this song is.'
96 Tears.
Equal to 'I had too much to dream last night.'
You fill up my senses
like a night in a forrest
The 80s brought on the Phil Collins plague, which made mortals cry.
Gilly Gonzylon
He always seems to be waiting for something
I wasn't that bad of a person, was I?
Barney awaits you in the next room, asshole.
Simels list:
You forgot Greensleeves.
I wasn't that bad of a person, was I?
William F Buckley
Uh, yes
He always seems to be waiting for something
bill | 03.01.08 - 5:02 pm | #
Recall him putting on the poncho for "It's No Fun being an Illegal Alee-yun"
"We're so sorry, Uncle Albert....
But we haven't done a bloody thing all day!"
96 Tears.
Equal to 'I had too much to dream last night.'
juan no no nsense | 03.01.08 - 5:01 pm | #
I found a version of 96 tears on youtube with David Byrne and Richard Thompson.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7...h? v=7hZI6qJBvDE
Shared Humanity | 03.01.08 - 5:01 pm | #
one of my absolute favourites of all time. thanks for posting this.
listening to it now.
Nilsson Smilsson
I realize this is the wrong crowd for this kind of music, but here's a list of another kind
The 80s brought on the Phil Collins plague, which made mortals cry.
Stu-stu-stupido.
My favorites are Phil Collins and Huey Lewis and the News.
I work on Wall Street.
Any one want to come up to my fancy Manhattan apartment and listen to them?
Patrick Bateman | 03.01.08 - 5:05 pm | #
Heh
All Phil Collins needed was someone who could sing, and someone who could play drums. Oh, and a songwriter.
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Philly's finest.
The Intruders.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7...h? v=7hZI6qJBvDE
Shared Humanity | 03.01.08 - 5:01 pm | #
what a fucking masterpiece
Did everybody see this snowman
Standing in the wind alone?
When mother did that, pick his head
And you're feeling sleepy at...
Yeah, I know...it's Schmilsson.
So sue me.
Anyone know a good dry cleaner?
Philly's finest.
The Intruders.
HoneyBearKellyGoGiants |
Loved the Intruders.
Also liked the Delfonics very much.
Nilsson Smilsson....
I have the vinyl. On the cover he is standing in a dark kitchen, in his robe, unshaven, peering into the refrigerator.
(I think it may be a metaphor for my life.)
But a chair is not a house,
And a house is not a home...
N.Y. giveaway turns into mayhem
Story Highlights
"It turned out to be a lot of aggressive people," CashTomato.com VP says
Company was handing out prizes worth up to $29 to observe Leap Day
Some people wrested bags of cash-stuffed envelopes from workers
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/01...y.ap/
index.html
Seemed like a good idea at the time, I suppose.
My favorite Intruders song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q...h?
v=QO5broJe09s
Ceci n'est pas un thread...
I read that first as "peeing into the refrigerator." Sheesh.
I wanna make a deal with you girl
and get it signed by the heads of state
I wanna make a deal with you girl
be recognized round the world
It's my nonalignment pact
Nonalignment pact
Sign it!...
Me and My Arrow by Harry Nilsson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U...h?
v=UjhTBZaVYfA
Marcellina: one doesn't exclude the other.
Perhaps I've said too much...
(I think it may be a metaphor for my life.)
Shared Humanity | 03.01.08 - 5:08 pm | #
Are you Philip Marlowe??????????????
Any one know where I can get a smaller cellphone?
I read that first as "peeing into the refrigerator."
i have been annoyed with my paucity of dinner selections before, but never to THAT extent...........
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I read that first as "peeing into the refrigerator." Sheesh.
Marcellina | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 5:10 pm | #
Hell, it's not that bad!
Peering, not peeing.
Marcellina: one doesn't exclude the other.
Well, certainly not to me!
I see I've been tagged by Marcellina
Here is the challenge:
1. Pick up the nearest book (of at least 123 pages).
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people.
A city in death with the streets caved in and the traffic lights still.
A city seen in a broken mirror we have to rub the darkness from with our hands.
Beneath the stars and beneath the earth, a city like a laugh behind a closed door.
(from The Catacombs in San Callisto, Rolf Jacobsen, in A Book of Luminous Things: An International Anthology of Poetry)
(Closest book to my right hand. Closest to my left hand was Mastering Digital Printing)
And I'll tag the last five posters...Shared Humanity, Cynicus, Patrick Bateman, ProfWombat, and Richard.
It's my nonalignment pact
Nonalignment pact
Sign it!...
I remember that one. It was a Top 40 hit, back during George McGovern's second term...
I have to go. I need to return a videotape.
I realize this is the wrong crowd for this kind of music, but here's a list of another kind
What do you take us for, Philistines?
tonight, 8 pm, cspan:
obama LIVE from beautiful parma ohio.
i'll be there. be sure to wave!
good afternoon to all
seems strange without any troools
Iraq war may cost US USD 7 trillion
Fri, 29 Feb 2008 06:57:31
Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes
Noble Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz estimates that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may cost the US up to USD 7 trillion.
http://www.presstv.ir/
detail.asp...ctionid=3510203
Of course that Nobel prize doesn't mean much, the committee did not award one to George Bush or Rush Limbaugh.
The 80s brought on the Phil Collins plague, which made mortals cry.
also doves
olexicon, Burger King David
Did somebody say Doves?
What do you take us for, Philistines?
I didn't want to harsh the 70s mellow.
seems strange without any troools
They've all run off so as not toget tagged.
obama LIVE from beautiful parma ohio.
i'll be there. be sure to wave!
jdw
ok, but no mooning ...
Tim Dorsey, Atomic Lobster:
"Is that a breath of fresh air, or what?" said Serge. "Can't tell you how nice a little hello is after that other group. 'Douch bag, ' 'fuck face'..."
"Serge...."
He turned around. "What?"
"That July the King travelled through Flanders, and along the borders of Holland and Alsace-Lorraine. Prominent among the ladies who accompanied him was Mme. de Maintenon. Athenaise trailed along too, taking with her her seven year old daughter, Mlle de Nantes, but this merely served to emphasize that she was now excluded from the King's innermost circle" - from The Affair of the Poisons, Murder, Infanticide, and Satanism at the Court of Louis XIV, Anne Somerset.
Marcellina, juan, the 70's, Terry c, Lumpenproletariat.
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seems strange without any troools
Say "Toby" five times into the mirror and see what happens.
Norman Davies, 'No Simple Victory'--a superbly written and reasoned argument against a triumphalist, good vs. evil reduction of World War II. Highly recommended, even if you think you know the story.
p. 123 s. 5 et seq.: 'Deprived of air cover, the Allied armies could not cope. The US 101st Airborne Division was encircled in Bastogne. When called on to surrender, its commander delivered the untranslatable reply of "Nuts." Then the weather cleared. The panzers could be blasted from the skies.'
tagged: Richard, Marcellina, AU 70s
The Vermont primary is in three days and Scarlett Johannson still has not come to beg for my vote.
All we've had is a visit from Chelsea and a robocall from Hillary.
[singsong] I'm waiting [taps foot impatiently]
Nooooo!
I was already tagged by Hecate, I'm immune.
"ok, but no mooning ..."
i'll try not to. it's at the high school i went to. i may have to smoke a joint behind the auto repair vocational wing...just for old-times sake.
Noble Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz estimates that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may cost the US up to USD 7 trillion.
Joseph Stiglitz has his math, but Karl Rove has the math.
please
what ever do use that name
seems strange without any troools
Garbage pickup is Monday and they haven't gone through all the dumpsters.
and now I'm gone
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghoulardi
Parma??!!??
Ghoulardi spared no unhip targets: the bedroom communities Parma, Ohio, ("Par-ma?!") and Oxnard, California, ("Remember...Oxnard!"), bandleader Lawrence Welk and polka music, Cleveland television personalities Mike Douglas and Dorothy Fuldheim, plus other public figures. In particular, Ghoulardi unmercifully jeered Parma, for its ethnic, working-class, “white socks” sensibility, creating a series of taped skits called Parma Place. He adopted a crow and named him “Oxnard.”
I said, "Your momma sure bopped you on the head."
Brian grimmaced, "Yeah, I didn't deserve that. I clean, mop, vacuum, and even cook."
(From "life on the color line" by Gregory Howard Williams)
Tagged:
The Alternate Universe 70s
Marcellina
juan no no nsense
HoneyBearKellyGoGiants
The panzers could be blasted from the skies.'
Ohhhh. Poorly phrased. All I see are a horde of blazing tanks falling from on high.
More than 40 years after Ghoulardi signed off, his legacy endures: Clevelanders still associate polka music, white socks, and pink plastic flamingo and yard globe lawn ornaments with Parma, Ohio.
I recall in the 1980s or so a brief run of new wave polka music. Sounds dreadful, I know, but some of it wasn't bad at all.
thanks for tagging me. i want to be tagged. but i have to leave now for an evening event.
i must beg off my obligations as a taggee.
forgive me.
Bleah, somebody sent me a rancid e-mail with stuff about General Patton and how the people who don't like this war are just asking for America to be taken over by the Muslims. Photos of the plane hitting the WTC as visual aids.
Cleveland native Drew Carey has paid tribute to Ghoulardi in his television sitcom (Carey can often be seen wearing a Ghoulardi T-shirt). In his endorsement of the biography, Ghoulardi: Inside Cleveland TV’s Wildest Ride, cited below, Carey was quoted as saying "Absolutely, big time, Ghoulardi was an influence on me."
The punk-a-billy band The Cramps named their 1990 album Stay Sick! David Thomas, of art rock band Pere Ubu, said that the Cramps were "so thoroughly co-optive of the Ghoulardi persona that when they first appeared [in the 1970s], Clevelanders of the generation were fairly dismissive." Thomas credits Ghoulardi for influencing the "otherness" of the Cleveland/Akron bands of the mid-1970s and early-1980s, including the Electric Eels, and The Mirrors, the Cramps, and Thomas's own groups, Pere Ubu and Rocket From The Tombs, declaring: "We were the Ghoulardi kids." (Akron's Devo aren't included on Thomas' list, but they were formed in the same era as the other groups and shared a similar aesthetic.)
Henry Flower: parma was much, much more whitebread oppressive then can be imagined.
when i grew up there, barack wouldn't be caught dead there after dark....
One has to wonder if that 7 trillion $ estimate is based on getting out within the next year, or on a McCain occupation-forever! platform. On direct costs, on indirect costs, or on the cost of embezzlement, rakeoff, and graft.
In short, wish i knew this guys basis for guessing. not that i think he's all that likely to be way off.
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Well, I see Little Miss Hoity-Toity Singer is the winner of today's popularity contest!
(and why not?)
Blogspot has been hating on me today. Refresh is like molasses poured through an eyedropper.
Don't tag me, bro!
"Clevelanders still associate polka music, white socks, and pink plastic flamingo and yard globe lawn ornaments with Parma, Ohio."
...and all of 'em can still be found there...
later bats.
recall in the 1980s or so a brief run of new wave polka music. Sounds dreadful, I know, but some of it wasn't bad at all.
Brave Combo?
http://www.brave.com/bo/
Why, just today, I saw seventeen Muslims in line at Staples buying calculators and ink cartridges...
Seven trillion dollars. I don't even know what that means--a billion is still a mystery to me, although I'm sure I'll feel it in one way or another.
Lotta bands named after utilities.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_...h?
v=_W2eMTbNVaI
Chicago Transit Authority until the CTA sued them.
jdw,
i grew up there too, in the 1960s.
Xan, I'm back for a few.
(sticks tongue out at Gromit)
Well, darlin', I'll be away for 4 days so you'll have the boys all to yourself!
Going to Salzburg and Vienna to visit friends.
recall in the 1980s or so a brief run of new wave polka music. Sounds dreadful, I know, but some of it wasn't bad at all.
I've become kinda fond of the new bands with bagpipes...Enter the Haggis, Dropkick Murphys, et al.
peace and humptiness forever
Why, just today, I saw seventeen Muslims in line at Staples buying calculators and ink cartridges...
Hey, McGuyver could build a tactical nuke from those!
Of course the Professor could have built one from cocoanuts. You can't tell me that, with his brains, he wasn't shagging Mary Ann.
Sorry, what were we talking about?
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"Going to Salzburg and Vienna to visit friends."
--Marcellina
Lucky ducky. Have fun.
Celtic music is just great, almost no matter how it's distributed among whatever instruments...
evening moonbats
George is currently kipping on my mother and he has eaten some food
he has had 2 injections, so the drugs clearly must be working!!!!
Here's the real "Are You Ready".
GFR, bitches!
Prominent among the ladies who accompanied him was Mme. de Maintenon.
Francoise Scarron.
Who Louis secretly married upon the death of his wife, Maria Theresa.
It was what they call a morganatic marriage. She would not be queen of France.
recall in the 1980s or so a brief run of new wave polka music. Sounds dreadful, I know, but some of it wasn't bad at all.
I've become kinda fond of the new bands with bagpipes...Enter the Haggis, Dropkick Murphys, et al.
i still remeber being told about this band that was "Irish folk punk". i said "You gotta be shittin' me - this i gotta hear!" and that was my introduction to the Pogues.......
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They must have kept a lot of make-up, shaving cream and laundry soap on the 'Minnow'...
George is currently kipping on my mother and he has eaten some food
he has had 2 injections, so the drugs clearly must be working!!!!
Moonbootica, Employed | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 5:33 pm | #
Gorgeous George has been ill?
7 trillion dollars?
Why that's easy to imagine, it's this:
$7,000,000,000,000 .
7 with 12 zeros behind it.
Bleah, somebody sent me a rancid e-mail with stuff about General Patton and how the people who don't like this war are just asking for America to be taken over by the Muslims. Photos of the plane hitting the WTC as visual aids.
Marcellina
Pretty pathetic shit.
They should be ashamed of themselves for believing it!
I just had a thought, considering the Bush Junta and their flunkies have been busy giving the power to conduct warrantless wiretapping on Americans, to override laws against torture and prisoner abuse and to detain American citizens indefinitely without charge.
but would they allow a Dem president to use these powers they have worked so hard to give? would they suddenly develop a love for liberty and habeus corpus and the magna carter?
They must have kept a lot of make-up, shaving cream and laundry soap on the 'Minnow'...
They shaved with ice skates, like in that Tom Hanks movie
They must have kept a lot of make-up, shaving cream and laundry soap on the 'Minnow'...
ProfWombat
Coconut milk is like natures skin-so-soft.
...Mom threw me out til I get some pants that fit.
She just don't approve of my strange kind of wit.
I get so excited I always gotta lose it,
then they pack me off & make me take the cure.
I don't need a cure,
don't need a cure.
Don't need a cure,
need a final solution...
Walking just two blocks from the liquor store was an entirely miserable experience. Ice storm, blowing horizontally, at maybe 70 k, right in my face the entire way.
"All About Eve" coming up on TCM.
Bitchiest movie ever made!
Gorgeous George has been ill?
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 03.01.08 - 5:34 pm | #
yeah, yesterday morning he started throwing up and shivering, we at first thought he had eaten something which disagreed with him.
so he was taken to the vet today and George has an infection, which cause him to have a temperature
so the vet gave him an injection of penicillin and an aspirin to reduced the temperature
poor Georgie is feeling a bit low at the moment
They must have kept a lot of make-up, shaving cream and laundry soap on the 'Minnow'...
Prof could make an atomic clock out of a gourd, he could make shaving cream out of coconut oil. Just saying.
Anyway, the ultimate tv show genius was, is and always will be Miguelito Loveless.
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They must have kept a lot of make-up, shaving cream and laundry soap on the 'Minnow'...
Not to mention a decade's supply of feminine hygiene products.
"how the people who don't like this war are just asking for America to be taken over by the Muslims. "
They said the same thing about Vietnam, too.
Only it was how the people who didn't like that war were just asking for America to be taken over by the Communists.
Moon: that's a very good question, and one a lot of us have asked over the past few years.
The Republicans have already rediscovered bipartisanship, though by it they seem to mean rolling over whenever a Republican wants something...
Whoa - not sure I like getting a google error when I try to load Eschaton.
so the vet gave him an injection of penicillin and an aspirin to reduced the temperature
Sorry about George not feeling good. But I thought cats can't take aspirin at all safely?
Have I mentioned that I'm about tired of this fucking winter?
JeffCO
you too
Gorgeous George has been ill?
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 03.01.08 - 5:34 pm | #
yeah, yesterday morning he started throwing up and shivering, we at first thought he had eaten something which disagreed with him.
so he was taken to the vet today and George has an infection, which cause him to have a temperature
so the vet gave him an injection of penicillin and an aspirin to reduced the temperature
poor Georgie is feeling a bit low at the moment
Moonbootica, Employed | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 5:37 pm
Aww, poor beastie.
Sorry about George not feeling good. But I thought cats can't take aspirin at all safely?
Echidne | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 5:39 pm | #
well it was an injection to bring his temp down, it is similar to aspirin i should of said
would they suddenly develop a love for liberty and habeus corpus and the magna carter?
They tortured liberty till she died then wrapped the corpus in a magna carpet and dumped it in Guantanamo Bay.
naturally Heidi can't work out why George doesn't want to play.
poor Georgie is feeling a bit low at the moment
Moonbootica, Employed | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 5:37 pm
I like George!
would they suddenly develop a love for liberty and habeus corpus and the magna carter?
DING DING DING DING DING!!!
JeffCO you too foolme1ns
I'm assuming it's a google ads error - that, or google has taken over Atrios.
Vietnam
Only it was how the people who didn't like that war were just asking for America to be taken over by the Communists.
In one perverse sense they were right. Vietnam has become the new place to off-shore manufacturing to.
Where I've noticed this is with shoes. Several pairs I've looked at had Vietnam listed as where they were made.
Have I mentioned that I'm about tired of this fucking winter?
Moe Szysla
Maybe once or a hundred times.
I took a nap and missed out on all this tagging buisness, so I will take this opportunity remain confused and go on a beer run.
people who don't like this war are just asking for America to be taken over by the Muslims.
Check out the New Rules post at Crooks and Liars - hilarious.
Got nuthin' sheets.
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Maybe once or a hundred times.
I just want a little sympathy, is all.
And booze. Don't forget the booze.
"how the people who don't like this war are just asking for America to be taken over by the Muslims. "
I read things like this it reminds me of the simple guy on Stripes who joined up before he got drafted.
when you think about it, surely a true conservative would deplore the increase of state power when it came to wiretapping and imprisonment
because they are all about small government correct? and therefore would be hopping mad that the government was invading privacy
i just find it a mystery
"i grew up there too, in the 1960s.
Henry Flower "
no shit!!! ditto. whereabouts?
off to the rally....catch ya later.
i just find it a mystery
Moonbootica, Employed
So did Buckley
Moon: they aren't true conservatives. They're interested only in aggrandizing power in the executive, and employing that power to their benefit and those of their allies. Simple as that.
The Walters assclown is demonstrating to all what a wanker he is over at Nancy Nall's comment section.
"how the people who don't like this war are just asking for America to be taken over by the Muslims. "
But yet those who DO like the war won't enlist in it.
They just send their moronic e-mails.
The Walters assclown is demonstrating to all what a wanker he is over at Nancy Nall's comment section.
Apprentice to Darth Holden |
Quite laughable.
so the vet gave him an injection of penicillin and an aspirin to reduced the temperature
Moonbootica, Employed
I had always heard aspirin for cats was a no-no.
That if aspirin had been tested on cats before it was allowed to be sold, it would not be on the shelves.
Walking just two blocks from the liquor store was an entirely miserable experience. Ice storm, blowing horizontally, at maybe 70 k, right in my face the entire way.
hell, you should try pawning a typewriter around here on a Saturday!
Watch Countdown with Keith Olbermann on our web site http://liberal.democratz.org
Verizon FIOS TV viewers in NY don't have MSNBC, so you can watch MSNBC on our web site. Enjoy. Tell your friends.
Whoa - not sure I like getting a google error when I try to load Eschaton
That happened to me yesterday for over an hour. Whats up with that?
oh noooooo..............
Guiliani is on SNL too!
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