I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
:whee:
Bush lied 2006
and Republicans lost.
Wonder what Lincoln Chaffee has to say and why there has been no national reporting on his leaving the Republican Party?
:woohoo:
Do you put out a copy of your Friedman calendar? I'd buy one.
They don't exist!
:drat:
“We turned in 10,000 Democratic registrations compared to 1,000 Republican registrations in the that cycle.” And then she paid enough attention to the details to be able to successfully fight the Republican-dominated Board of Elections which said they intended to process them after the elections. “That’s the way we win this district: in the field, bare-knuckle boxing, vote by vote.”
www.firedoglake.com
Jeez, 4 commenters posting and I can't get a double?
Maybe I should get some coaching.
Or maybe I'm just old and slow.
About 12,000 Iraqi refugees will be admitted into the United States over the next year as measures to speed up the process begin to take effect, government officials said yesterday.
LOL. Fightin' 'em there so we don't gotta here or whatever the fascist phrase is.
Evangelist Rex Humbard dead.
His Sunday services were televised by 1953. He began with a renovated theater and eventually built the $4 million domed, 5,000-seat nondenominational Cathedral of Tomorrow in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. The cathedral included velvet drapes, a hydraulic stage and a cross covered with thousands of red, white and blue light bulbs.
I'm NOT Gay.
And MoveOn.org is evil.
Any questions?
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With regards to Atrios' "We're All Lefties Now" post from earlier, I think the country is starting to resemble a fiddler crab...
http://www.dnr.sc.gov/marine/mrr...tos/
fiddler.jpg
Romney silent on Blackwater shooting
The top counterterrorism and national security adviser to Romney’s presidential campaign is Cofer Black, vice chairman of Blackwater USA. The Iraqis died after guards employed by the private security firm opened fire following an alleged attack on a State Department convoy under their protection. Blackwater has a lucrative contract to guard U.S. diplomats in Iraq.
a cross covered with thousands of red, white and blue light bulbs.
Bond, James Bond
That's not funny, that's sick.
Did Sullivan mean 'cloture', as in an end to debate and getting on with the vote, or 'closure', in the often pathetic sense of getting over it and moving on?
I can get mad at him either way...
Ultimately, rising seas will likely swamp the first American settlement in Jamestown, Va., as well as the Florida launch pad that sent the first American into orbit, many climate scientists are predicting. In about a century, some of the places that make America what it is may be slowly erased.
Global warming — through a combination of melting glaciers, disappearing ice sheets and warmer waters expanding — is expected to cause oceans to rise by one meter, or about 39 inches. It will happen regardless of any future actions to curb greenhouse gases, several leading scientists say. And it will reshape the nation.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070..._sc/
rising_seas
Do people still read Sullivan's blog?
Do people still read Sullivan's blog?
Ebenezer Le Page
He has a BLOG?????
Brought up from below:
"The Republican Party -- Socialism For the Rich!!!"
Very good.
I've said in the past that the GOP believes only 1% of the population is entitled to public assistance/welfare -- the top 1%.
Ultimately, rising seas will likely swamp the first American settlement in Jamestown, Va., as well as the Florida launch pad that sent the first American into orbit, many climate scientists are predicting. In about a century, some of the places that make America what it is may be slowly erased.
Brit Hume - "It's a good time to invest in poured concrete sea-walls."
Good afternoon, you gorgeous Moonbats! What did I miss?
built the $4 million domed, 5,000-seat nondenominational Cathedral of Tomorrow in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. The cathedral included velvet drapes, a hydraulic stage and a cross covered with thousands of red, white and blue light bulbs
Otto Wagner kicks the lid off his grave.
What did I miss?
Atrios posting like a fiend -- and Tarantino movies.
Did anyone else see John McCain on TV last night shouting how great it was that the Republicans defeated the Democrats call for rest for the troops, restoration of Habeas Corpus, and withdrawal from Iraq?
Damn! That man needs some serious psychiatric work. Long term. Heavy meds.
"I like Canada. A shame about their health care system, though."
And he meant it....
steve simels | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:13 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
A Canadian ex-girlfriend of mine got her arm broken in several places (among other things) by a machine at her work.
She got immediate treatment at the time, was carefully monitored during the healing process, and had the metal plate taken out on schedule several years later.
Excellent, timely care all the way around.
Let's hope we never have to face this nightmare in America.
Good afternoon, you gorgeous Moonbats! What did I miss?
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator
Well, there was some skullfucking, a Tarantino war, Incog was in full dickhead mode, China is running our economy, and poor children should stay as sick as they are.
I'm sure I missed a lot but those are the high points.
Atrios posting like a fiend -- and Tarantino movies.
Which, if you think about it, both have a lot in common--
Though I don't remember the last time someone lost an ear during a quick post.
Is Jean Schmidt around?
a hydraulic stage
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teddy haggard taught him a few things
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:25 pm |
I can smell that Martini from here....
Romney silent on Blackwater shooting
Gilly Gonzylon
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god fuck, thanks for the warning.
code black
Though I don't remember the last time someone lost an ear during a quick post.
You weren't here for the Holden-Athenae Civil War of Ought Four.
Sane Republicans
I do not think they exist. Sully, last May:...
Another thing you might need to consider, H8treos: The Atlantic blows, and not in a good way.
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ell, there was some skullfucking, a Tarantino war, Incog was in full dickhead mode, China is running our economy, and poor children should stay as sick as they are.
Ah, just another day in paradise, I see!
I went and picked out all new new applicances since the first set of new ones that I picked out two weeks ago wouldn't fit in my kitchen -- something the salesman might have thought to mention to me, it seems -- and picked up some newly-framed pictures from the frame shop. Now, I just have to measure and hang them.
The Bush Administration has been collecting detailed records on the travel habits of Americans headed overseas, whether you fly, drive or take cruises abroad -- not simply your method of transit but the personal items you carry with you and the people you stay with, according to documents and statements obtained by the Washington Post.
They even keep sometimes keep track of what books you read. For as long as 15 years.
In a terrifying front-page article Saturday, the Post outlines the latest in US government surveillance.
It will happen regardless of any future actions to curb greenhouse gases, several leading scientists say.
Thank heavens we knew better than to overreact when the NAS Synthesis Panel called for immediate action way back in 1991.
Not blogwhoring, no sirree.
Because if I was, I'd have to eat crow for saying "Across the Universe" was going to be the worst movie in history.
I went and picked out all new new applicances since the first set of new ones that I picked out two weeks ago wouldn't fit in my kitchen -- something the salesman might have thought to mention to me, it seems -- and picked up some newly-framed pictures from the frame shop.
I think we got more done 
Hope this video warms your hearts as it did mine. Never belive any idiot who says animals don't have emotions like humans.
I cried and laughed at the same time watching this:
http://presurfer.blogspot.com/
20...nion.html#links
I'd have to eat crow for saying "Across the Universe" was going to be the worst movie in history.
Oh, shit, I was looking forward to that; the trailer made it look really good.
I swear the skullfucking wasn't me.
It will happen regardless of any future actions to curb greenhouse gases, several leading scientists say.
I guess I can kiss my beloved Florida Keys goodbye.
Oops, I'm still here. I need to set some kind of timed block on this website, or I'll never get anything done in my life again.
Let's hope we never have to face this nightmare in America.
My mother, who was living on a widow's pension, faced a number of health crises in the last ten years of her life. If she had lived in the US instead of Canada, the first one would have left her destitute, and she almost certainly would have died many years ahead of her time.
Bonjour!
this cat is cleverer than moi!
http://icanhascheezburger.com/20...as-i-can-captn/
evening moonbats
And the sane Republicans - the ones who still have brains between their antennae - will have to make the call.
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Juxto two exiting Senators
Hagel and Warner
who is getting paid
Two hundred billion The Decider wants.
What a coincidence. If you take that number, and divide by the 3 billion a week we're wasting now, you get about seventy weeks, which, by a remarkable coincidence, is just about how long The Decider's term will last.
Two point six Friedman Units, more or less.
After he leaves, it's the Democrats' problem. As Fitzgerald wrote of Tom and Daisy in Gatsby, he's good at smashing things, and leaving the clean up for others. It's been his modus operandi his entire life.
And as to sane Republicans, I think they've basically just given up on keeping any power after 2008 at this point, so they have no incentive to be sane. Rather the opposite. I think they really want not to be held responsible for any of what happens in the next 4 years.
NTodd: is it a warm as july where you are? It's the day after autumn starts and i just started on my A/C cause it's too hot and humid
Shaw,
I loved that. Makes me feel good all over.
she almost certainly would have died many years ahead of her time.
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mine did.
HAJI OMARAN (Iraq-Iran border), Sep 21 2007 (IPS) - Sixty-year-old Khadijah Hama Khan has had to flee home again. Nothing new. "All our life we have been on the run," she says.
This time she had to flee Iranian shelling on her border village. It was not easy; she injured her leg after walking barefoot two hours.
Now she lives in a tent with several other families on the foothills of the ragged Qandil mountains separating Iraq from Iran. Hundreds of families were forced to leave their villages to take refuge in shabby tents.
Here the families cook over burning wood, sleep on worn-out rugs, and drink from a dirty creek. Some children are suffering from diarrhoea, at a time when large parts of Kurdistan region have been hit by cholera.
The tragedy of the millions of Iraqis displaced by violence in other parts of the country has overshadowed the new misery of these families. Despite their terrible living conditions, they have received almost no aid.
"This is no life we are living. We have lost everything, our crops and houses. For some nights we did not have food," said Halima Hassan, 35. "We don't even dare to go back because Iran may shell the area again."
http://www.uruknet.info/?p=m3654...&hd=&size=1&
l=e
I think they really want not to be held responsible for any of what happens in the next 4 years.
blerb
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But McCain screams We Won!
Someone else has probably already said this, but... if they were sane, they wouldn't be a republican in the first place.
Afternoon, peeps. What's shakin'?
a cross covered with thousands of red, white and blue light bulbs.
Bond, James Bond
That's not funny, that's sick.
V for Virginia, still pissed
Imagine the religion of christianity and the religion of "america" melding into one warlike religion! Nah, never happen.....
I cried and laughed at the same time watching this:
Shaw Kenawe
that is super cool and cute! Lions have memories!
NTodd: is it a warm as july where you are?
Yes, it fucking sucks.
Because if I was, I'd have to eat crow for saying "Across the Universe" was going to be the worst movie in history.
steve simels
you enjoyed it????
man, this planet is really doomed
If she had lived in the US instead of Canada, the first one would have left her destitute, and she almost certainly would have died many years ahead of her time.
Richard | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:33 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
Having lived in Canada, one of the things I think Canadians have a hard time understanding is how much we've internalized this nonsense down here.
I mean, I've been a lefty all my life, I'm conversant with Marx and so forth...and even so, it's hard for me to draw simple conclusions like these on an emotional level. When my own mother was sick, I kept blaming myself for this, and wondering why I hadn't done that...but really, a lot of the things that I was beating myself up over were elements of a rigged game.
David Derbes
that math ain't so fuzzy.
Sane Republicans
I do not think they exist.
The GOP base is still drinking the "Saddam was behind 9-11!" kool-aid.
Yes, it fucking sucks.
NTodd the Vine
indeed
Ack, plum p lured me into LOL cat world and I found this:
Some people out there don't have maps
I think they really want not to be held responsible for any of what happens in the next 4 years.
blerb
It's gonna be terrible. Democrats in office, general prosperity, rational Supreme Court appointments, effective government...
Can't say I blame them.
Duho! I see steve is saying that it is good, not bad. Yeah! I may try to see it this week.
Because if I was, I'd have to eat crow for saying "Across the Universe" was going to be the worst movie in history.
steve simels
Well, what's your verdict (he asks, with trembling fingers on the keyboard...)
I really liked it; my wife loved it. I thought it a very accurate representation of the zeitgeist, even if a fairy tale. The music was perfectly acceptable to me. I recognize you, Steve, have far higher standards, but I hope you didn't hate it. And if you did, my apologies for suggesting you see it.
If Democrats take control of the WH and Congress in 2008 expect FOXNews, CNN and the rest to at least quadruole their coverage of the daily death and destruction in Iraq.
"Was it really this bad when Bush was President" type stories.
but really, a lot of the things that I was beating myself up over were elements of a rigged game.
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My mom man, did not make it long on that roller coaster once it got going.
I try to not let it get to me but...
They did win. They rolled back the clock on all kinds of social and environmental legislation. They stacked the SCOTUS with wingnuts. They gutted the idea of progressive taxation. They bankrupted the treasury into the pockets of their cronies and set ticking the worst debt time bomb in our nation's history in the process. They got us into a major war that can only end badly,and have now pretty much insured that that will happen on somebody else's watch, whom they will be able to blame for it through their compliant mass media apparatus.
If we can fix half of that before they succed in the last thing and return to power, we will have been lucky.
Some people out there don't have maps
V for Virginia
that's a great one!
i found this debauched one that's pretty good:
http://www.stuffonmycat.com/inde...php?
itemid=5029
A windy and cool day in Socal, with dramatic cumulus clouds in the sky. Noyce!
I guess I can kiss my beloved Florida Keys goodbye.
Toonscribe: righthanded lefty | 09.22.07 - 2:32 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
The conservatarian line about how global warming is "unstoppable" really pisses me off. I came up with this analogy for it a while back:
[They're] a bit like a doctor who tells you that you absolutely, positively don't have cancer - no matter what the tests say - and accuses you of being a hypochondriac and an hysteric. And then, once you finally get a correct diagnosis from another doctor, he says "You're too far gone. Treatment won't help, and even if it would, you couldn't afford it."
that math ain't so fuzzy.
Nancy Willing
Thanks, Nancy. I come from a long line of accountants. (True!)
"Was it really this bad when Bush was President" type stories.
Bond, James Bond
They might not even wait until the inauguration.
Today in Chicago is as beautiful a day as I have seen. 72, not a cloud in the sky, breeze, low humidity.
Happy Yom Kippur!
http://www.stuffonmycat.com/inde...php? itemid=5029
plum p, who loves Al Gore
Awww, but I worry about the kitty accidentally ingesting tobacco!
It's only the first meter of rise that's unstoppable. Some of the remaining 49 meters we may be able to avoid.
The GOP base is still drinking the "Saddam was behind 9-11!" kool-aid.
They've moved on to Iran was behind 9/11.
Howdy. About to eat a pizza with blue cheese on it. Bits of it look fuzzy. It may either be delicious or I may be wretchedly ill.
Hundreds of people dressed in gorilla suits have run through London to help save the animals from extinction.
Conservationist Bill Oddie started the runners on the 7km Great Gorilla Run which takes in the sights of Tower Bridge and Tate Modern.
All funds will go to the London-based charity the Gorilla Organisation which runs projects in central Africa.
Earlier this month the Western lowland gorilla was officially classified as critically endangered.
The gorilla headed the Red List of Threatened Species for 2007 published by The World Conservation Union.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/engla...don/
7007990.stm
Canadian medias are EVIL!
http://www.macleans.ca/article.j...rce=srch&
page=1
when should we expect to be invaded?
Labour is ready for a general election, whenever Gordon Brown chooses to call one, the party's election co-ordinator Douglas Alexander has said.
His comments came as Mr Brown arrived at Bournemouth ahead of his first party conference as prime minister.
It follows a further round of opinion polls suggesting the party is in an increasingly strong position.
Mr Alexander told The Guardian donations to the Labour party were up and it was ready to go to the country.
Mr Alexander is the chief organiser of the party's attempts to secure a fourth term.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_po...ics/
7008522.stm
The GOP base is still drinking the "Saddam was behind 9-11!" kool-aid.
They've moved on to Iran was behind 9/11.
Toonscribe: righthanded lefty | 09.22.07 - 2:44 pm | #
The Little Sociopath(TM) was actually claiming Saddam moved his WMDs to Syria the other day. The 28 percenters really are the stupidest motherfuckers on Earth....
when should we expect to be invaded?
plum p, who loves Al Gore | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:45 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
When Republicans "reform" Social Security.
Happy Yom Kippur!
David Derbes
Thanks, and also to you....
(now to that ham sandwich).
i don't really get why 28 pencenters like the Little Sociopath think Saddam moved his WMDs
I mean something like that would not be hard to spot
the unwillingness to admit that they were wrong is just disgusting
That's right Canada is going to have to build a 20-foot wall along the border to keep us out.
Happy Yom Kippur!
David Derbes | 09.22.07 - 2:43 pm | #
Back at ya.
And you were right about "Across the Universe." Surprisingly good....
Does anyone have a link to the McCain "we beat you today and we'll beat you tomorrow" story?
The Little Sociopath(TM) was actually claiming Saddam moved his WMDs to Syria the other day.
Goddamn fuckwit never gives up on teh stupid, does he?
Surprisingly good....
steve simels
monsieur Simels, you have a fever. PLease let me take you to a canadian hospital...
Hey, wingnuts, here's a deal for you:
Help us elect Al Gore. Really.
We'll have the government we want, and you can obtain um, release, by stomping and hooting and flinging poo for the next eight years.
McCain is crowing like that because the real powebrokers of his party intentionally neglected to tell him that the play in 2008 is to punt.
The World Health Organisation says nine further cases of the deadly Ebola virus have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
At least 174 people in the country's West Kasai region have died so far in the current outbreak.
Symptoms of the epidemic - high temperature, bloody diarrhoea and visible haemorrhaging - were first seen in the region on 27 April.
There is no known cure for Ebola, which is fatal in around 80% of cases.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/afric...ica/
7007887.stm
I demand that Atrios stick this on his front page...
http://www.macleans.ca/images/
ho...cleans_Oct1.JPG
GORE/CLARK 08, dammit!
I demand that Atrios stick this on his front page...
Richard
good choice 
monsieur Simels, you have a fever. PLease let me take you to a canadian hospital...
plum p, who loves Al Gore | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:49 pm | #
Plum, I swear I went absolutely determined to hate it on principal.
I couldn't do it -- it's a good movie on a lot of levels, and T-Bone Burnett, who supervised the music, is a fricking genius. Against impossible odds, he did just about everything right.
The guy who plays Jimi Hendrix, however, sucks eggs....
There is no known cure for Ebola, which is fatal in around 80% of cases.
I am making a documentary called Ebola for Columbine.
Sure there are a few sane Republicans left: Lugar, Hagel, Warner. The trouble is there aren't any sane Republicans with balls.
We moan about our wimpy Democrats, but even the wimpiest among them are veritable he-men compared to the remaining moderate Republicans.
The 28 percenters really are the stupidest motherfuckers on Earth....
"We invent our own reality."
poor Novakula, he's losing it!
Cranky Novak Rips Greenspan ‘As A Democrat,’ Calls Mukasey ‘Totally Unqualified’
This weekend on Bloomberg Television, right-wing pundit Robert Novak ripped former Fed chief Alan Greenspan because he criticizes Bush’s economic policies while hailing those of President Clinton. Novak said that Greenspan revealed himself “as a Democrat”:
[Greenspan] suddenly emerges from the sea, naked like Venus, as a Democrat. He loves Bill Clinton, he loves tax increases, he’s dismissive of Ronald Reagan as an amiable putz, he detests the Bushes.
http://thinkprogress.org/2007/09...2/novak-cranky/
The Little Sociopath(TM) was actually claiming Saddam moved his WMDs to Syria the other day.
There are so many funny things about that, but what really kills me is that none of the people who believe this story ever have an explanation for why Bush doesn't come out and announce that that's what happened.
I mean, all they have to do is say, "He doesn't want to admit it, 'cause he'd be confessing to losing the war before it started." But for some reason, they won't.
GORE/CLARK 08, dammit!
Clark endorsed Clinton and Gore is not running for president.
Most people have yet to decide whether Gordon Brown is following a fair and just foreign policy since he came to power.
A YouGov survey for Oxfam found the jury was still out on Mr Brown's actions overseas. One in five people said they did not believe Mr Brown's overseas policy was fair and just, the same as the proportion of people who approved of his record since taking power in June. Mr Brown has been anxious to distance himself from Tony Blair's foreign policy and ministers have dropped references to the war on terror.
Oxfam Director, Barbara Stocking, said: "Public opinion is still out as far as Gordon Brown's approach to foreign policy goes.
"With UK foreign policy containing the potential to impact positively or negatively on many of the people Oxfam works with around the world, the public is waiting to see how he will take a different approach.
http://news.independent.co.uk/
uk...icle2987779.ece
Sully and his Log Kabin fan club are plain nuts. They have been spinning and rationalizing the Bush war for years - up until the point it became inconvenient. Now MilkyLoads is a paraiah among his Republican buddies.
Just checking in, good point from down below about The Big money. I think we should really talk about this more, If we got money for bombs we got money for healthcare.
september hale bopp cultism always in fashion amongst the beltway dinner party set
And you were right about "Across the Universe." Surprisingly good.... steve simels
I may have to sneak into it after all.
Sure there are a few sane Republicans left: Lugar, Hagel, Warner. The trouble is there aren't any sane Republicans with balls.
Those three men are Republican machine politicians as much as McCain or any of the others.
The guy who plays Jimi Hendrix, however, sucks eggs....
steve simels
well... i still will wait for the tv broadcast. I'm not in a hurry to see it, even with your bon mots...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/engla...don/ 7007990.stm
Moonbootica, Job Hunting
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guerrilla theatre!
The Little Sociopath(TM) was actually claiming Saddam moved his WMDs to Syria the other day.
So when do we invade Syria?
Honest to Hestia, we could pinpoint them when they were in Iraq, although whenever the inspectors showed up, there they weren't. You'd think we could pinpoint them in Syria and send in some investigators. If there were any WMDs. But there aren't.
You know, I always wondered how, centuries ago, people could convince themselves that there were really witches who consorted w/ Satan and rode broomsticks to all-night baccanalia, etc., etc. Believe something so incredible and believe it so strongly that they were willing to kill women for it. But the 28% have shown me that it's possible. It's possible to believe something that any idiot can tell you isn't true and to believe it so strongly that your fear makes you want others dead over it.
Sure there are a few sane Republicans left: Lugar, Hagel, Warner. The trouble is there aren't any sane Republicans with balls.
Those three men are Republican machine politicians as much as McCain or any of the others.
Yep
The Little Sociopath(TM) was actually claiming Saddam moved his WMDs to Syria the other day.
Say what you will about Saddam, at least his ethos doesn't involve setting dogs on fire.
Clark endorsed Clinton and Gore is not running for president.
Ebenezer Le Page
can't a girl have a dream anymore???
The guy who plays Jimi Hendrix, however, sucks eggs....
steve simels
well... i still will wait for the tv broadcast. I'm not in a hurry to see it, even with your bon mots...
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I watched Montery 40th the other night. Was tres cool. The musicians had a scene in their cities where they supported each other, salons in a way.
You know, I always wondered how, centuries ago, people could convince themselves that there were really witches who consorted w/ Satan and rode broomsticks to all-night baccanalia, etc., etc. Believe something so incredible and believe it so strongly that they were willing to kill women for it.
Well, weren't there really witches who consorted with Satan back then?
And you were right about "Across the Universe." Surprisingly good
I read a scathing review of that movie which left me not wanting to see it. But I cannot remember where I read the review.
Sure there are a few sane Republicans left: Lugar, Hagel, Warner.
If Warner's sane, you couldn't prove it based on his voting record.
can't a girl have a dream anymore??? plum p
I had a dream once: I'm all alone, rolling a big donut, and a snake wearing a vest....
Well, weren't there really witches who consorted with Satan back then?
No, we don't believe in Satan. He's a xian invention.
I tried to watch "Sideways" last night ($5.50 at Target). Way too dark. No need to watch the rest.
i still will wait for the tv broadcast. I'm not in a hurry to see it, even with your bon mots...
plum p, who loves Al Gore | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:55 pm | #
Trust me, you need to see it on the big screen. Very impressive visually....
can't a girl have a dream anymore???
I apologize. I know it is not any of my business. I am not interested in dreamy eyed politics, for myself. And Gore would not be my choice in any case.
Well, weren't there really witches who consorted with Satan back then?
NTodd the Vine
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you tell us, don't you live in the scary woods of New England where they live?
I tried to watch "Sideways" last night ($5.50 at Target). Way too dark. No need to watch the rest.
Gilly Gonzylon
is that the california wine duo thing? That's the most irritating film ever, true!
No, we don't believe in Satan. He's a xian invention.
Hmmm...well, maybe we should burn a few witches, just to be sure. The Islamowiccan threat cannot be misunderestimated.
I liked Sideways
you tell us, don't you live in the scary woods of New England where they live?
There is a creepy camp near The Fortress that I call the Blair Witch House. Still freaks me out at night when walking the Dogz.
I had a dream once: I'm all alone, rolling a big donut, and a snake wearing a vest....
JeffCO | 09.22.07 - 2:58 pm | #
I had a similar one about the Lincoln Tunnel and tall Sequoia trees....
Me too. Let's get in another movie war!
NTodd: is that good that Kayla is losing weight? is she sick?
Movie War VI
/Turns NTodd into a newt.
Good afternoon DFHs.
Looking for a little levity before my best acting job ever.
Later this afternoon I am going to a party for my neighbor's(remember the good Catholic with 13 kids)granddaughter. A beautiful, talented artist that is 18 and back from basic training for 10 days. She is a marine now.
If we got money for bombs we got money for healthcare.
We don't really have money for bombs -- that's borrowed from the Chinese.
Of course, if we got rid of the Bush tax cuts and reined in the normal Pentagon budget.....
I really want to see Atonement, looks a ravishing film
NTodd: is that good that Kayla is losing weight? is she sick?
It's *very* good. She's quite the porker, and overweight dogz tend to not live very long. Plus, it's hurting her joints, so I want her to lose at least 10 lbs--she's down about 4 or 5 so far thanks to a new diet food and more exercise (which Daddy was reluctant to force on her since she'd spent so much of her life alone outside fending for herself).
/Turns NTodd into a newt.
Oh, shit. Not again...
I really want to see Atonement, looks a ravishing film.
McEwans's book was very good.
The obscenely massive amount of taxes going toward war and death is the #1 reason for the neglect of the remainder of our culture.
Hello, bats. I had a weird morning. Someone had left a message on my phone with a transformed voice. It sounded like not a pleasant message. The message said hello hello in a dead voice and then crackles and the "fish is old".
After letting my imagination run for a while I found out it was my sister from a very bad cell phone speaking not English at all.
OK, I'm going to hang these pictures. I'm never very good at this as it actually requires right-brain skills and a modicum of hand-eye coordination, but they won't hang themselves.
time for a bit of dusting and cleaning.
later....
I really want to see Atonement, looks a ravishing film.
McEwans's book was very good.
Ebenezer Le Page | 09.22.07 - 3:05 pm | #
Saw the trailer yesterday.
Keira Knightley looks light years beyond ravishing in the period clothes and hair.
She's also nude at one point, which is a major plus for me....
Huzzah!
The camera cable having been found, NoCapital catblogging rides again!
Echidne - fish is old.
Hecate - cast a hanging spell!
Oops. Time to listen to This American Life on right-wing NPR....
for some reason my mum has turned over to one of the free foreign channels we get on Sky
Islam Channel, showing live images from Makkah, lots of Muslims dressed in white and some guy warbling
So all the years we've been screaming about the msm being in cahoots with the administration, we were right. Great. I just woke up and now I need a drink.
I had a similar one about the Lincoln Tunnel and tall Sequoia trees....
steve simels | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:01 pm | #
Well, the conventional wisdom is to dream big ...
Having Halsocan trouble, so if I can' post again, let me just say that...
...I'm off to Gomorrah on the Hudson for my traditional Saturday evening quaffing of the elitist Chardonnay with my satanaic buds blah blah blah.
When next we speak, it could well be much later and I could also be three sheets to the wind, so be kind to me.
It's *very* good. She's quite the porker, and overweight dogz tend to not live very long. Plus, it's hurting her joints, so I want her to lose at least 10 lbs--she's down about 4 or 5 so far thanks to a new diet food and more exercise (which Daddy was reluctant to force on her since she'd spent so much of her life alone outside fending for herself).
Good for you. Henrietta was also kept outside, in a little traveling cage, for the first three years of her life. She will not be out on her own, even now. But her turning sixteen in November or so is probably partly because she has always been svelte and has had her daily run until the last year or so.
rorschach: how come you're in a hotel, don't you have a new house to go to?
It's time for our party to take a stand, are we Pro-America or Pro stabbing our military in the back with Moveon.org? I pray to God that us Democrats make the right choice.
TMXElmo!
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Sensible Democrat
This has to be a lame parody
I see Zmell Miller wing of the Democratic party is here
I pray to God that us Democrats make the right choice.
Sensible Democrat | 09.22.07 - 3:12 pm | #
And I pray to your English teacher that you learn how to use pronouns.
I really want to see Atonement, looks a ravishing film
Moonbootica, Job Hunting
It got all manner of awards already, and the buzz is that it's gonna be up for Best Pic.
It's tricky, though, in the same way that French Lieutenant's Woman was tricky to film. I think they've done something similar, but I'll say no more in case people are not familiar with the book.
rorschach: how come you're in a hotel, don't you have a new house to go to?
plum p, who loves Al Gore | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:12 pm | #
These pics are from the backlog, taken on the road on the way up here.
We are happily ensconced in our new home. The loss of the cable simply incurred a delay in pic-posting.
Can I interest anyone is some cat wrasslin'?
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conservatives destroyed the country during reagan. bush is just carving up the carcass.
I liked Sideways
Me too, and Virginia Madsen... ummmmmmm.... what was I saying?
Clearly, our military in Iraq has just gone to pieces since MoveOn said something mean about their boss. I mean, I just lose the ability to function at work when somebody says something bad about my boss, don't you?
Can I interest anyone is some cat wrasslin'?
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Jeffraham Prestonian
been there, seen that
now laundry time!
Jeffraham Prestonian | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:14 pm | #
Curley won that one...
It's time for our party to take a stand, are we Pro-America or Pro stabbing our military in the back with Moveon.org? I pray to God that us Democrats make the right choice.
Sensible Democrat
An amateur!
Sideways was the flick about the wine guys?
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Later this afternoon I am going to a party for my neighbor's(remember the good Catholic with 13 kids)granddaughter. A beautiful, talented artist that is 18 and back from basic training for 10 days. She is a marine now.
I am not taking the DFH magnet off of my car for this.
Is there an appropriate Hallmark for this situation, I am struggling for an idea?
Thousands of garment workers in Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, have defied a ban on public protests to demand better pay and conditions.
The dispute had been brewing for days, but became more serious and violent when the workers discovered that they had been locked out of their factory.
Hundreds of police, backed by army units, were deployed to disperse them.
Garments are Bangladesh's biggest export earners - accounting for 75% of total export earnings last year.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south...sia/
7008457.stm
Me too, and Virginia Madsen... ummmmmmm.... what was I saying?
JeffCO | 09.22.07 - 3:15 pm | #
Right on. Paul Giamatti's character was too dark for me. Why would the dumb actor guy want to hang with him ?
And I pray to your English teacher that you learn how to use pronouns.
Brooklyn Girl, firesign | 09.22.07 - 3:13 pm | #
Hah!
Garments are Bangladesh's biggest export earners - accounting for 75% of total export earnings last year.
They'll be underwater in ten years anyway. A rising tide lifts all boats.
-Milton Friedman bot
Is there an appropriate Hallmark for this situation, I am struggling for an idea?
camelot
"Wherever life's journey takes you may you be safe, healthy and fulfilled . . ." sort of deal, with religious/spiritual sentiments if you're inclined that way.
Thousands of garment workers in Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, have defied a ban on public protests to demand better pay and conditions.
Don't forget those fucking monks in Burma.
Rorschach, I'm working on a post right now that's raising a bunch of interesting questions for me. Been reading a typical Deleuzian critique of "societies of control," and noticing the tendency almost to rhapsodize over the mechanisms of power, whereas it'd seemed to me that the point was more to identify one's own points of internal collusion with them.
Am I nuts, or not?
Hooo! The rain is coming down in socal. Somebody build an Ark !
Don't forget those fucking monks in Burma.
Could you rephrase that?
Now, now, now.
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Hooo! The rain is coming down in socal. Somebody build an Ark !
Gilly Gonzylon
Been a while for you guys, Eh? That initial runoff is going to be some nasty shit.
Right on. Paul Giamatti's character was too dark for me. Why would the dumb actor guy want to hang with him ?
You may want to skip Shoot Em Up.
Later this afternoon I am going to a party for my neighbor's(remember the good Catholic with 13 kids)granddaughter. A beautiful, talented artist that is 18 and back from basic training for 10 days. She is a marine now.
I am not taking the DFH magnet off of my car for this.
Is there an appropriate Hallmark for this situation, I am struggling for an idea?
camelot | 09.22.07 - 3:16 pm | #
I can't even imagine...
Holy shit...
Sure there are a few sane Republicans left: Lugar, Hagel, Warner. The trouble is there aren't any sane Republicans with balls.
We moan about our wimpy Democrats, but even the wimpiest among them are veritable he-men compared to the remaining moderate Republicans.
Rick Taylor
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but yet they capture a he-man image.
DEMs truer morality quotient is what they must push. Seriously, get fucking ontop of the higher ground...there is an advantage here now...admit it. Sell it.
It's time for our party to take a stand, are we Pro-America or Pro stabbing our military in the back with Moveon.org?
I'm pro-stabbing NTodd in the ass with my throbbing uncircumcised cock, while sawing his head off with a butterknife.
Which makes me a centrist, I'd say.
Let's gnaw on kittehs!
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Rorschach, I'm working on a post right now that's raising a bunch of interesting questions for me. Been reading a typical Deleuzian critique of "societies of control," and noticing the tendency almost to rhapsodize over the mechanisms of power, whereas it'd seemed to me that the point was more to identify one's own points of internal collusion with them.
You know, Toby was saying the exact same thing the other day.
We've been unusually dry, but in the past few days it's been raining like hell. Our rain barrel is filled over the screen, and it's cool (84) and breezy.
Ahhhhhhhhhhh!
Huh. I guess Ror is giving Miriam another "massage."
Imagine the religion of christianity and the religion of "america" melding into one warlike religion! Nah, never happen.....
Bobby, Who ♥ Kucinich | 09.22.07 - 2:37 pm |
They've always been one and the same. A gaudy carny show to fleece the rubes.
Can you give me hallelujah?
Been a while for you guys, Eh? That initial runoff is going to be some nasty shit.
blerb | 09.22.07 - 3:19 pm | #
February was the last time I recall any rain strong enough that you could hear it coming down.
Yeah, people drive terribly here as it is, and they forget to pump their brakes in this weather.
(84 being about 29 milliliters for those of you saddled with the commie system)
been muggy here in Devizes
thought it was going to rain at one point when clouds started to gather
but by 5pm it had gotten nice again
mixed weather
Sideways was the flick about the wine guys?
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Jeffraham Prestonian | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:16 pm | #
Yeppers
Right on. Paul Giamatti's character was too dark for me. Why would the dumb actor guy want to hang with him ?
Giamatti was a wing man for the dumb actor guy.
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http://ccoaler.blogspot.com/2007...ce-for-
low.html
Bush blocks health insurance for low-income kids
just read digby on the way that the right jumped up an down about the Moveon ad.
And I also read Jamison Foser's column at Media Matters comparing how Powell was praised to how the General Named David was praised.
What I get from both of them is pointing out just how the whole discussion for the media is about one image or word.
There was a complete message in the ad , but the headline was all they wanted to look at.
Powell's presentation in the lead up to the war was all about his stature and not the facts.
I think that we need a few more top line images to push because that is all that seems to get through to the media
Rorschach, I'm working on a post right now that's raising a bunch of interesting questions for me. Been reading a typical Deleuzian critique of "societies of control," and noticing the tendency almost to rhapsodize over the mechanisms of power, whereas it'd seemed to me that the point was more to identify one's own points of internal collusion with them.
Am I nuts, or not?
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:18 pm | #
You're not nuts.
The lyricism of Deleuze (and Guattari) is really rather unnerving when you look closely at it. Their descriptions of the rhizome are extraordinary in their grace.
I think that French criticism has a strong tendency to love of self, love of high concept, love of the word.
Therefore, French Marxism or socialism tends always to be rather oblique in its expression.
IMHO.
Gilly Gonzylon: Yeppers
Hated it.
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I just sanded years of stain and varnish from my patio doors, and lo and behold, I smell cedar!!!
Is there anyway to not stain and varnish them but use a linseed oil or something? Anyone oiled an exterior door who lives in a cold climate??
and they forget to pump their brakes
Sex tip #113.
More than 100 cities in China, including the capital Beijing, have remained clogged with traffic jams despite the country staging its first "Car Free Day" in an attempt to cut congestion and pollution.
Many countries around the world observe the day on September 22 but Saturday was the first time China had joined in in a significant way.
"It's the same as always," said Dong Yonguin, a taxi driver, in the capital. "I don't see any difference."
The situation was reported to be similar in other major cities, such as Shanghai and Wuhan, a vast industrial city in the centre of the country.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/
...22E6845D668.htm
I'm gonna grab the shampoo bottle and run outside!
MoveOn can be juvenile if it wants but one can't claim that it ever goes after the troops. [the unfortunate leap that the 22 chose to make].
Zoe Saldana is the new Uhura in the JJ Abrams Star Trek movie...
Cool.
http://www.startrek.com/startrek...le/
2307054.html
It's time for our party to take a stand, are we Pro-America or Pro stabbing our military in the back with Moveon.org? I pray to God that us Democrats make the right choice.
Sensible Democrat | 09.22.07 - 3:12 pm | #
Is that you, Harry? Or is it Nancy? You guys are a laugh riot!
I'm pro-stabbing NTodd in the ass with my throbbing uncircumcised cock, while sawing his head off with a butterknife.
Which makes me a centrist, I'd say.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint
Why oh WHY does Atrios never post a Phila vs. NTodd steel-cage deathmatch thread?
I'd read that every day.
Huh. I guess Ror is giving Miriam another "massage."
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:22 pm | #
Geez. Ya gotta give me a couple minutes with this shit!
You know, Toby was saying the exact same thing the other day.
JeffCO | 09.22.07 - 3:21 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
Wouldn't surprise me. He thinks we're all secretly in love with Islamofascism...we're drawn to it like moths to the flame, according to him. The irrational Bush hatred is just a cover for the irrational AQ worship.
V for Virginia, still pissed
Thanks for thinking of what I cannot.
Simels,
I may be back here later tonight wishing I was drunk like you. Enjoy.
Oh, and Happy Birthday whenever it is.
going out for Sunday meal tomorrow, to celebrate my Gran's 87th birthday, we're having champagne and cake later on back at their house
will be nice
I think that French criticism has a strong tendency to love of self, love of high concept, love of the word.
Therefore, French Marxism or socialism tends always to be rather oblique in its expression.
IMHO.
rorschach
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heh, I used to think to myself of philosophical ideas only in French.
The irrational Bush hatred is just a cover for the irrational AQ worship.
A man's got to know his imitations.
Moonbootica, Job Hunting | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:27 pm | #
What kind of cake ?
The lyricism of Deleuze (and Guattari) is really rather unnerving when you look closely at it. Their descriptions of the rhizome are extraordinary in their grace.
You fucking commie.
Zoe Saldana is the new Uhura in the JJ Abrams Star Trek movie...
Oh, man, would I hit that.
So where are the tv xmas ads already.
I'm jonesing.
You fucking commie.
NTodd the Newt | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:28 pm | #
I do fuck, but I'm more anarcho-syndicalist, really.
Rorschach, I'm working on a post right now that's raising a bunch of interesting questions for me. Been reading a typical Deleuzian critique of "societies of control," and noticing the tendency almost to rhapsodize over the mechanisms of power, whereas it'd seemed to me that the point was more to identify one's own points of internal collusion with them.
Don't tell mimi.
"Wouldn't surprise me. He thinks we're all secretly in love with Islamofascism...we're drawn to it like moths to the flame, according to him. The irrational Bush hatred is just a cover for the irrational AQ worship.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint "
I can't believe you would buy into his actually believing in anything. The only Toby belief is he can agitate us to the point we fill his empty, sad little life with attention. A bit like a whiny little brat on time out.
Wouldn't surprise me. He thinks we're all secretly in love with Islamofascism...we're drawn to it like moths to the flame, according to him. The irrational Bush hatred is just a cover for the irrational AQ worship.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:25 pm | #
Tobes would be horrified to find out I was watching the Islam Channel heh showing images of Muslims praying at the Masjid al-Haram mosque, Makkah
Oh, man, would I hit that.
NTodd the Newt | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:29 pm | #
http://www.bustedtees.com/bt/ima...allery-
3210.jpg
What kind of cake ?
Gilly Gonzylon | 09.22.07 - 3:28 pm | #
I don't know yet, but I know it will be yummy
Hey. Working with this high-gloss white paint (for the trim in the boudoir) is NOT easy.
This stuff is all over the place.
Tips, anyone?
going out for Sunday meal tomorrow, to celebrate my Gran's 87th birthday, we're having champagne and cake later on back at their house
Nice that she's still rollin' rollin' rollin'.
The lyricism of Deleuze (and Guattari) is really rather unnerving when you look closely at it. Their descriptions of the rhizome are extraordinary in their grace.
Which I guess is one of the things that's led all these theorists to drool over the Military-Industrial Sublime, instead of seeing it as yet another unttainable dream of bureacratic mediocrities.
Well I now know that someone in the Raiders organization has heard Lee Rodgers joking about lighting a dog on fire and telling people in Louisiana displaced from Katrina to "Shut the hell up and stop their sniveling and whining"
The new Raiders QB is from LSU. Sheltered 15 people in his two bedroom apt after Katrina. He's a multi-millionaire now. Maybe he could have an educational conversation with Rodgers. That would be fun to hear.
I have to have that Fat Mo's. Or, maybe I'll make an Aldi trip, and later, a Sonic trip. Decisions.
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"...we're drawn to it like moths to the flame, according to him. The irrational Bush hatred is just a cover for the irrational AQ worship."
Phila, Pizen Sarpint |
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this is the cut and paste going to NSA's substation #1057.
bbl
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I just did all the trim in my bedroom high gloss white. What's happening to get it all over?
Nice that she's still rollin' rollin' rollin'.
JeffCO | 09.22.07 - 3:31 pm | #
yeah
she and my Grandpa (who turned 90 last month) still live in their bungalow and can do so thanks to my mum (and her sister), who acts pretty much as an unpaid carer for them
my mum thinks if they were to move to a Old Peoples Home it might affect them badly, because they love where they live
Are you loading your brush properly?
Hey. Working with this high-gloss white paint (for the trim in the boudoir) is NOT easy.
This stuff is all over the place.
Tips, anyone?
res ipsa loquitur
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if you didn't prime it, just admit it will take two coats and relax.
I have to have that Fat Mo's. Or, maybe I'll make an Aldi trip, and later, a Sonic trip. Decisions.
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Jeffraham Prestonian
I take it you didn't make your several-hundred-mile trip on the scooter this weekend.
I can't believe you would buy into his actually believing in anything.
I think he believes this stuff. He believes a lot of other stuff that completely contradicts it, and he'll toss it out the window when it suits his purpose, but I think that he believes it while he's saying it, at least. Unlike, say, shoeannie or jack.
Not that I have any evidence of that, mind you. It's just how he comes across to me, for better or worse.
Which I guess is one of the things that's led all these theorists to drool over the Military-Industrial Sublime, instead of seeing it as yet another unttainable dream of bureacratic mediocrities.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:31 pm | #
The Unattainable Dream of Bureaucratic Mediocrities.
That's a title worthy of a song by The Fall.
But, yeah--I find a great deal of worth in French theory (even Sartre's "Marxism" has its good bits). But it does tend to reside in a realm somehow divorced from the material.
ey. Working with this high-gloss white paint (for the trim in the boudoir) is NOT easy.
This stuff is all over the place.
What do you mean by "all over the place"?
It can help to cut the paint with mineral spirits (? never remember the U.S. term here) and to do two thin coats rather than one thick one.
If you didn't sand it, just scuff it first at least, nothing, even primer will stick.
Is there anyway to not stain and varnish them but use a linseed oil or something? Anyone oiled an exterior door who lives in a cold climate??
annieangel | 09.22.07 - 3:24 pm | #
Oh joy -- the fat Aggie Transvestite -- or as I like to call it the Three Faces of Eve of Pity Trolldom -- has graced us with its presence.
Hey Butler -- you finally posted something on your piece of shit blog today. Why did it take you a month?
For some reason it's off limits in our political discourse to mention this, but the $200 billion Bush wants for Iraq could buy a lot of that health insurance for kids he's going to veto.
There are no emergency rooms in Iraq.
Besides, helping Americans is socialism. Killing people in Iraq, destroying their country, creating 4 million refugees: that's patriotism.
We all need new dictionaries. It will solve everything.
No way I'm painting the trim a second time.
The closet door -- okay. But the trim? No way.
I don't know if I'm loading my brush properly.
Toby Petzold is a horrible person
I do fuck, but I'm more anarcho-syndicalist, really.
There's some lovely filth over here...
It's just very gooey and sticky in a way that the matte paint is not. This is obvious, I know. But it's still a fucking mess.
she and my Grandpa (who turned 90 last month) still live in their bungalow and can do so thanks to my mum (and her sister), who acts pretty much as an unpaid carer for them
my mum thinks if they were to move to a Old Peoples Home it might affect them badly, because they love where they live -Moonbootica
That's not very Thatcherian of her. Aren't you supposed to stick them in a barrel and dump them in the North sea so they aren't a burden?
Libertarian Socialist
mineral spirits
I like that term.
You will have to paint it at least twice. I did three coats. To load your brush, dip it in the paint, then remove the exess on the trim. Do this to both sides of the brush several times so that the brush is "loaded" with paint, not dripping though. You just want the interior of the brush to have paint as well as the outer bristles.
It's just very gooey and sticky in a way that the matte paint is not. This is obvious, I know. But it's still a fucking mess.
Cutting it would help. High gloss will show all imperfections a lot more, though. That's why I never use it unless on something which will be washed regularly. Trim usually doesn't need that.
Not that I have any evidence of that, mind you. It's just how he comes across to me, for better or worse.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:34 pm | #
Oh, Tobes is a true believer. He's nuts and a sociopath, but he believes his shit quite passionately....
That's not very Thatcherian of her. Aren't you supposed to stick them in a barrel and dump them in the North sea so they aren't a burden?
JeffCO | 09.22.07 - 3:37 pm | #
heh yeah my family is European that way
I like that term.
Spocko | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:37 pm | #
I like "Shang Kai Shek"
Piece of shit blog...
I've gotta...Piece of shit blog...
Oh, I don't think Toby is a true believer at all.
Toby is full of crap. But he actually knows better.
Not that I have any evidence of that, mind you. It's just how he comes across to me, for better or worse.
Does he like QT movies?
mineral spirits
I like that term.
Spocko
I've seen both "mineral spirits" and "paint thinner" side by side on the shelves. I assumed they were two different things that performed basically the same function.
Sulphuric sheets
Toby Petzold is less than pond scum
When you apply the paint, make sure that you start with your brush where you haven't painted, and cut back into the wet paint. That will stop some of the marks. Let it dry well between coats too.
"Not that I have any evidence of that, mind you. It's just how he comes across to me, for better or worse."
Well you might be right when I think about it. A short bit ago I took some time looking through his site. Prolific to the point he seems manic.
But it does tend to reside in a realm somehow divorced from the material.
rorschach, the boom king | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:34 pm | # [kill][hide comment]
It's not even that it's abstract, in this case. My complaint is that where D&G are comparatively practical, people ignore it in favor of stuff that's more aesthetic/pathological...they'd rather swoon over power than analyze their attraction to it.
"You will have to paint it at least twice. I did three coats. To load your brush, dip it in the paint, then remove the exess on the trim."
No, duh. The rim of the can, not the trim. My bad.
It's not even that it's abstract, in this case. My complaint is that where D&G are comparatively practical, people ignore it in favor of stuff that's more aesthetic/pathological...they'd rather swoon over power than analyze their attraction to it.
Phila, Pizen Sarpint | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 3:41 pm | #
The resurgence of the aesthetic is irritatingly omnipresent these days in theoretical works.
I do wonder to whom you refer when you say "People," though.
Diane C.: I take it you didn't make your several-hundred-mile trip on the scooter this weekend.
A fortnight from yesterday. Work had other ideas for this weekend.
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No, we don't believe in Satan. He's a xian invention.
Hecate, Runnymeade Conspirator | Homepage | 09.22.07 - 2:58 pm | #
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Satan is, to steal Phillip Pullman's explanation, a concept like imaginary numbers - you don't have to believe there is such a thing to see the explanatory value.
not only are there no sane republicans, but half of the democrats are insane republicans too.
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