LGF looks weird to me today

OH FOR F**** SAKE!

THAT, at least, is appropriate.

O! My prophetic soul!

Hamlet.

Ah, there is an ad missing from the top, but at least this thread's tab isn't labelled " # comments ".

If some store thought they could make $$$$ selling Faux Bomber Vest
There would be someone willing to "be cool"

#3: Nah. Eurabia scarf would be more fitting.

David Beckham wears them, too.

re: #9 theheat

David Beckham wears them, too.

Who?

The perfect gift for Ramadan-a-ding-dong, Christmas, Chanukah, and Kwanzaa.

This afternoon while walkingin GreenwichVillage I saw a young kid walking ahead of me in a short sleeve casual shirt with Che Guevara's image on it. I wanted to go up to him and ask him if he realized that Guevara was a brutal killer but I know what the answer would have been.

Delia's is mostly just overpriced crap that makes teenaged girls look like whores. My daughters didn't shop there before and I'll be making sure they don't now.

re: #11 Joel

A slack-jawed stare?

re: #12 doppelganglander

I never even heard of Delia's.
I guess the term for the keffiyeh here in America and Eurabia would be "radical chic."

Shouldn't it be re-named the Eurabia scarf?

re: #13 doppelganglander

Probably followed with a comment such as "Who the f*** are you you capitalist, fascist pig?"

French version come with matching lighter....

It looks like a noose, appropriate for a trendy Eurarab.

This scarf will be all the rage in Sweden.

re: #15 NY Nana

Note to self: Joel types fast!

David Beckham wears them, too.

David Beckham wears anything his wife decides for him to wear. He's a talking doll.

Well, "Euro scarf" is strangely fitting, even though the kaffiyah remains a globally recognized symbol of the al-Aqua Intifada and Islamic terrorism against the "imperialist occupation."

Next up "The peace Scimitar" for those just have to attend liberal soirees

re: #16 buzzsawmonkey

re: #11 Joel

Maybe it's time to tell all the angry young guys that wanting to "stick it to the Man" makes them gay.

I love the FedEx commercial where that middle aged guy who is a CEO talks about wanting to "stick it to the man" and then his underling says "but you're the man," and he says yes, I know" and then his underling says "so you want to stick it to yourself?"

speaks volumes

re: #3 Ben Hur

THAT, at least, is appropriate.

Right? My thoughts exactly!

Who is their "vendor"? Muhammad the Shahid?

I think the weirdness is only on threads with media.

re: #8 Fjordman

#3: Nah. Eurabia scarf would be more fitting.

That's what I thought, too.

OK, if that's the way they want to play it, then it's time to change the tactics.

We need to Google bomb this page and this site. Create enough links to this page, so that when people search for terms like terrorist, bomber and explosion, this link comes up.

re: #12 doppelganglander

Good on you.

I think their motto must be 'Get them while they're young and impressionable'. I looke at the site. Feh!

Poor Delia.

The company should be re-named "Goneril" or "Regan."

There will always be assclowns that will buy this crap.

Sniper target scarf :-)

Wonder if they donate the proceeds to anyone.

re: #17 Joel

Probably. And they can't define capitalist or fascist, either.

I guess the next item featured will be the power band or maybe pride band that will oddly look failure to a red arm band white circle and twisted cross clockwise? Of course I imagine when it is brought to their attention that such bands were worn by the Nazi's they will immediately apologize and change the name to ehhhh dillian band.

It truly amazes me the self induced dream of suicide these useful idiots have. Do they really not realize that a world run by the Radical Islamist would be a world were they would be the first people drug into the street for stoning?

The kaffiyeh is even more revolting to see on young people than the Hugo Chavez T-shirts. It makes one ill, whereas the Evil Mr. Potatohead shirts are farcical examples of leftist support for socialist authoritarianism.

Get your schmatas here. Get your schmatas!
They're absolutely clueless as to what the kefiyah is for and what it has come to represent.

The name change, however, is oddly prophetic.

re: #37 doppelganglander

re: #17 Joel

Probably. And they can't define capitalist or fascist, either.

"Capitalist" and "fascist" is their parents who only fork over the ungodly tuition that pays for their Marxist indoctrination.

re: #9 theheat

David Beckham wears them, too.

How long ago was that UK movie with Parminder Nagra made. "Bend it Like Beckham". I'd guess close to ten years ago now. So he was at the peak of his skill and popularity then.

So, by definition, he is over the hill. So the Euro wanna-bes, ie, soccer, er 'football' fans, who follow US teams with senseless Euro style names like "FC Chelsea" and "Real Salt Lake" (Real being Spanish for "royal", as if the head of the US constitutional monarchy sat on his thrown there), have a washed up Euro soccer player, to draw them to the stands.

I'm sorry. I tried to watch soccer back when the US hosted the world cup. OK, maybe because I'm a crass uncultured American who likes American football and NASCAR. (I'd like F-1, the Euro high dollar open wheel racing, better, if they went back to slick tires for grip, so top tier cars could pass each other while racing, such that the entire race ins't the dash to the first turn, unless the leader goes off course, has a horrible pit stop, or suffers mechanical failure. Oh, and if Bernie Ecclestone would retire or die). But soccer is boring. Tedious. No wonder Latin American and UK 'football' fans get drunk and riot.

Besides, hockey combines all the good elements of soccer, but compresses the action, and adds speed. And has French Canadians who fight sometimes.

Just my expert opinion.

The ads are misbehaving -- connection failures. I turned them off temporarily while it's sorted out.

It is neither about peace, nor does it come from European culture.

So from one lie to another.

At least this one doesn't claim a virtue that is not deserved, just an origin that is not accurate.

It's better, but not all better.

Can you get it in blood red?

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

re: #22 Fjordman

Becks isn't even that good. And he has been sidelined..ankle injury. There is a special on TV here tonight re Posh. An hour devoid of meaning..wait a second, isn't that true re most of TV now?

L.A. is going to feel very sorry financially, I have a feeling.

re: #33 godfrey

I know there is a delia's store in Christiana mall in Delaware. I will sugges the name change.

$16.50 for that rag ?

'One born every minute' clearly isn't yet out of date

It looks like something my dog likes to play tug-o-war with.....
hey, at $ 16.50 a clip.....

"c'mer Boy...bring daddy yer tuggy. we gonna sell yer tuggy to some 16 year old fatima on ebay. you can use the old dish towel for a tuggy."

re: #32 NY Nana

It hasn't been that big of an issue because I've got one daughter whose fashion idol is Audrey Hepburn and one that's completely indifferent. I can't believe what some parents let their kids leave the house wearing. I must be getting old.

Terrorist chic, when supporting the destruction of your civilization is a fashion statement.

Another insulting name as well.

re: #44 Charles

So I noticed. Thanks for keeping us informed.

OT

DKos News Flash: Steam pipes breaking because republicans cut taxes ...

[Link: www.salon.com...]

re: #39 Yank in the EU

evil Mr. potatohead? I have not seen that. I do like Mr. Potato head -what makes him evil?

Next name Solana Scarf?

re: #40 lawhawk

Get your schmatas here. Get your schmatas!
They're absolutely clueless as to what the kefiyah is for and what it has come to represent.

The name change, however, is oddly prophetic.

I first was introduced to the "Keffiyeh" back in the late 1960's when the media was fawning over Fatah and the PFLP with photo displays in Life Magazine, Newsweek, and Time of these guys with their heads covered in these dopey looking diapers. later PLO terrorist Leila Khaled when she was turned over by the Israelis to the British after a failed El Al hijacking in September 1970 (Black September) made it trendy for all the "beautiful" people in London with photos of her carrying an AK-47 with a keffiyeh around her neck.

re: #35 Iron Fist

Sniper target scarf :-)

Heh.™

is it possible that some people dont associate the scarf with terrorism? I dont believe that scarf is "palistinian" its an arab garb that the palis hijacked.

I'm thinking about marketing my own peace scarf.

re: #56 turn

OT

DKos News Flash: Steam pipes breaking because republicans cut taxes ...

[Link: www.salon.com...]

Tax cuts make Baby Jesus cry.

/

What did Charles Martell wear?

Chain mail I suppose, I'd like to see the fashion conscious wear chain mail.

"Euroscarf" chain mail.

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Charles still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

Anyone?

re: #48 NY Nana

I saw Posh throw out the first ball at Dodger Stadium the other day. She throws like a girl!

re: #38 C-Low

It truly amazes me the self induced dream of suicide these useful idiots have. Do they really not realize that a world run by the Radical Islamist would be a world were they would be the first people drug into the street for stoning?

They really don't understand. Just like Stalin thought a non-aggression pact with Hitler was a good idea and was completely surprised when Hitler attacked.

Let's look on the bright side: maybe someone in the company has figured that with this kind of publicity, they'll only be able to sell them for one Euro?

OT
Ex-judge pursues terrorists on Web
[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

re: #3 Ben Hur

I agree, considering what is going on over there, Euro Scarf is probably not far from the truth.

re: #61 miamitech

I am sure of that. Lots of people dont even know who major current politicians are- so a scarf being marketed as hip- like the Che shirts- have no significance to most kids(or their parents).

Bomb Delias HQ.
Let em get a feel for what they are supporting.

re: #57 madisonsfriend

Oh the real Mr. Potatohead is classic. The 'evil' refers to how Hugo Chavez looks to me. The term pops into my head when I see his face on these stupid T-shirts students wear that support him.

OT

Chertoff Growing a Pair?

In light of the Middle Eastern smuggling ring exposure, lets hope so!

re: #56 turn

Maybe they'd like a refresher considering that Bloomberg (a republican before he went indy) raised property taxes significantly, and has been trying to push congestion pricing tax that woudl go for infrastructure.

Besides, the steam pipes are operated by Con Ed - a utility company. It's not owned by a municipal government. It is answerable to shareholders and the PSC.

Oh, and stuff that's 90 years old sometimes breaks. It happens. /cluebat

#61 miamitech

I dont believe that scarf is "palistinian" its an arab garb that the palis hijacked.

Well, you're right in that the khaffiyeh's origins are on the Arabian peninsula - but so are the so-called Palestinians'.

They should also start selling swastika arm bands.

re: #61 miamitech

is it possible that some people dont associate the scarf with terrorism? I dont believe that scarf is "palistinian" its an arab garb that the palis hijacked.

Those Euros and American college students wearing it are doing so in solidarity with the Palestinian "cause."

No, they don't think blowing up pizza parlors and buses is terrorism. They think checkpoints are terrorism.

re: #11 Joel

The perfect gift for Ramadan-a-ding-dong, Christmas, Chanukah, and Kwanzaa.

This afternoon while walkingin GreenwichVillage I saw a young kid walking ahead of me in a short sleeve casual shirt with Che Guevara's image on it. I wanted to go up to him and ask him if he realized that Guevara was a brutal killer but I know what the answer would have been.

His reply would have been, "So is Bushitler, you neo-con!"

OT
Local news from the "racist South"
Some Katrina volunteers find their help is no longer welcome
[Link: www.wmctv.com...]

re: #52 doppelganglander

Audrey Hepburn? If only they had the same style clothing today.

You are not getting old. It is the fault of the parents, who find it easier to be their kid's 'friend' rather than actually parent them. Teenagers especially need parenting. Sad.

Bulletin: Judge has didmissed Valerie Plam'e law suit against the Bush administration...her ridiculous claim that they had leaked info re the bitch. I hope she will have to pay court costs.

its like saying, we wont go by the name neo nazis anymore, well go by antizionists

re: #65 WeaselZipper

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Charles still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

Anyone?

Sssh. Super secret.

re: #39 Yank in the EU

The kaffiyeh is even more revolting to see on young people than the Hugo Chavez T-shirts. It makes one ill, whereas the Evil Mr. Potatohead shirts are farcical examples of leftist support for socialist authoritarianism.

If it were not the fact that he was so harsh on the eyes, they would have Arafish on T Shirts.

"Hellfire-attracting scarf"

re: #75 lawhawk

From what I gather it was waterhammer, a dangerous combination of steam and cold water. But then again, the truthers won't believe that because they can't get past the idea that fire can melt steel.

re: #76 mickthemick

Yes but im sure there arabs wearing that scarf that dont consiously think they are supporting the palistinian movement. As a matter of fact the Saudis, Jordanians, Lebonese and Syrians have all done the Palis wrong.

#58: What about the Tony Blair scarf? He's always loved the Palestinians.

Tony Blair's domestic legacy: corruption and the erosion of liberty - by Theodore Dalrymple

He knew exactly what to say of Princess Diana when she died in a car accident, for example: that she was "the people's princess." He sensed acutely that the times were not so much democratic as demotic: that economic egalitarianism having suffered a decisive defeat both in theory and practice, the only mass appeal left to a politician calling himself radical was to cultural egalitarianism.

Blair was the perfect politician for an age of short attention spans. What he said on one day had no necessary connection with what he said on the following day: and if someone pointed out the contradiction, he would use his favorite phrase, "It's time to move on," as if detecting contradictions in what he said were some kind of curious psychological symptom in the person detecting them. Many have surmised that there was an essential flaw in Mr. Blair's makeup that turned him gradually from the most popular to the most unpopular prime minister of recent history. The problem is to name that essential flaw. As a psychiatrist, I found this problem peculiarly irritating (bearing in mind that it is always highly speculative to make a diagnosis at a distance). But finally, a possible solution arrived in a flash of illumination. Mr. Blair suffered from a condition previously unknown to me: delusions of honesty.

Tony Blair's most alarming characteristic, however, has been his enmity to freedom in his own country, whatever his feelings about it in other countries. No British prime minister in 200 years has done more to curtail civil liberties than has Mr. Blair. Starting with an assumption of his infinite beneficence, he assumed infinite responsibility, with the result that Britain has become a country with a degree of official surveillance that would make a Latin American military dictator envious.

The government has admitted that criminal gangs have already forged the U.K.'s new high-tech passports. The only people, then, whom the process will trouble are the people who need no surveillance. No sensible person denies the danger of Islamic extremism in Britain; but just as the fact that the typical Briton finds himself recorded by security cameras 300 times a day does not secure him in the slightest from crime or antisocial behavior, which remain prevalent in Britain, so no one feels any safer from the terrorist threat despite the ever-increasing government surveillance.

Mr. Blair similarly showed no respect for precedent and gradual reform by Parliament itself, which--in the absence of an American-style written constitution--have been the nation's guiding principles. By decree, he made the civil service answerable to unelected political allies, for the first time in history; he devoted far less attention to Parliament than did any previous prime minister; the vast majority of legislation under his premiership (amounting to a blizzard so great that lawyers cannot keep up with it) passed without effective parliamentary oversight, in effect by decree; one new criminal offense was created every day except Sundays for 10 years, 60% of them by such decree, ranging from the selling of gray squirrels and Japanese bindweed to failure to nominate someone to turn off your house alarm if it triggers while you are out; he abolished the independence of the House of Lords, the only, and very limited, restraint on the elected government's power.

Mr. Blair, then, is no hero. Many in Britain believe that he has been the worst prime minister in recent British history, morally and possibly financially corrupt, shallow and egotistical, a man who combined the qualities of Elmer Gantry with those of Juan Domingo Peron. America should think twice about taking him to its heart now that he has stepped down.

what LGF stands for?

I don't think any of us have clearance from Rove to reveal that.

Sorry if anyone brought this up before...

Did anyone see transformers...

in the beginning of the film the SF Capt had a "peace scarf" in 2 tone brown and black...Was it because the character was SF and had to runaround (which did not make any sense since the BDUs were still on, including the item in question) or was it a fashion statement that the costume designer decided to add? It was the same color as the one Kirstin Dunst was wearing...

/ SPIT...

From link in #74

Construction on the wall already has begun in Arizona, Chertoff said. Washington aims to have "operational control" of the border by 2013

Gosh, that's only 12 years after 9/11!

re: #83 vxbush

Is this guy close?

re: #66 Joel

ROTFL! Uh, I throw a ball like a 2-year old girl.

Posh gives me agita..being in London when the Spice Girls started out? Oy!

but with the way terrorism's spreading in Europe, Euro-scarf will be the equivalent or Terror-scarf

1-800-335-4269

#84 Joel

Arafat is sort of a hero accepted by the establishment, which makes him not that trendy for students. How can you 'stick it to the man' when everyone agrees with you?

re: #88 Fjordman

I have a sinking feeling that Brown does also....

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new Michael Moore Sicko slideshow
[Link: www.cruxy.com...]

Judge throws Plames suit out of court, on FNC

#71 madisonsfriend

So if people don't know what it is, you mainstream it, make it popular, so the evil it represents is turned into a pop culture thing.
Hmmm. I think this kind of stuff has a name.
Oh yeah. Propaganda.

fjordman

Mr. Dalrymple can certainly wield a blade. Still, it's possible to imagine a worse PM than Tony Blair. Ken Livingstone, for example. George Galloway. But yes, the cuts remain cuts.

what LGF stands for?

Truth, justice, and the American way.

re: #77 moebius

That is offensive, and I am being kind.

OT: Yesterday, in a restaurant parking lot, I saw a bumper sticker that said "PEACE". The P, E, C, & E imitated a flowing Arab script while the "A" was a Star of David. Very stupid, ill conceived and annoying.

re: #92 WeaselZipper

Close to what?

Our SF Capt, with a Peace Scarf (Transformers still)

Here it is...

The original EUROSCARF is a project of microbiologists collecting yeast strains used for beer-making.

EUROpean Saccharomyces Cerevisiae ARchive for Functional analysis

one new criminal offense was created every day except Sundays for 10 years, 60% of them by such decree, ranging from the selling of gray squirrels

When squirrels are outlawed, only outlaws will have squirrels.

re: #83 vxbush

it's a secret to everyone
now take these 10 rupees and get out of here

Delias is a great store for meeting skanky women! lol

Actually Charles, this change makes complete sense considering that outside of the Middle East, the Europeans have been the biggest terrorist/militant Muslim sympathizers in the world.

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

It has something to do with Comment No. 17 but, don't mention it.

re: #9 theheat

David Beckham wears them, too.

The burning questions is does Posh?

Those Euros and American college students wearing it are doing so in solidarity with the Palestinian "cause."

No, they don't think blowing up pizza parlors and buses is terrorism. They think checkpoints are terrorism.

Very true-ISM- Corrie's group- had an article about how horrible and painful it was that some Palistinians had to wait 30 minutes to get through an Israeli checkpoint and the soldiers wrote notes about some of them. Call out the UN HRC, call out Amnesty.
Gosh, why don't they write about how long I have to wait in a US airport because of Islamic terroists?

#106 Capt. Faust--

I seem to recall seeing photos of Special Operators in Iraq with similar scarves. Helps keep the sand out of the nostrils, I guess.

OT/
The russkies are getting frisky again

OT Illicit Dinosaur sex

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

re: #81 NY Nana

I'm amazed at the stuff she finds. Some vintage, lots of A-line skirts, sweater sets, pearls. I guess it's there if you look for it, and a lot is in how you put it together.

re: #104 Paul

Black magic markers come in handy at times.

re: #112 MandyManners

I'm tellling Charles on you! :)

re: #114 madisonsfriend

You forgot to mention your humilation at having to put your
hair gel in a plastic bag.

Oh, the pain!

re: #92 WeaselZipper

re: #83 vxbush

Is this guy close?

My guess is no.

re: #119 doppelganglander

Ahhh, memories! You have a good daughter there. How old is she? I look at my 5 and 7 year old granddaughters and worry a lot. The almost 11-month old grandson could care less! :)

#97: Gordon Brown is at least as bad as Blair, but he doesn't have the same teflon skin. I still believe Blair is the worst leader in Britain ever, and has ruined his country more within a decade than any other single person has done throughout British history. If there is no Hell, we should invent one especially for him. And for the entire EU and Eurabian class, of course, with Dhimmi Carter as honorary member. And Olmert.

re: #88 Fjordman

For whatever faults he had, Tony Blair was a solid friend when it counted. For that I for one will always be grateful and I wish him well in his post Prime Minister life (at least from a grateful America).

re: #99 jjmckay1216

Judge throws Plames suit out of court, on FNC

Just saw that. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

How about dhimmi scarf? Or maybe moonbat scarf?

LGF should hold a contest to rename the Delias scarf.

Valerie Plame's civil suit against Bush admin officials dismissed. See front page of Drudge.

Too bad, in a way; it would have been interesting to depose Joe Wilson about various, ah, inconsistencies in his behavior.

OT

Please see me #110 post in the previous thread.

Faust: story on Special Forces wearing the "Shemagh/desert scarf".

I think i have said this before,,,,,,
I want to get a bunch of little nerf footballs, spray paint them green, then go to those demonstrations that zombie goes to and start launching those suckers at all the cardboard signs the moonbats hold up.
you know, like target practice.

re: #131 So?

my not me...typo

re: #125 Fjordman

Worse then Stanley Baldwin (Churchill said of him upon his death "Embalm, cremate and bury - take no chances"!), Ted Heath, Ramsey MacDonald, Clement Atlee, and Neville Chamberlain?

re: #120 MandyManners

re: #104 Paul

Black magic markers come in handy at times.

My first impulse was to key the car but I resisted it. Not have a magic marker on hand I settled for fuming and muttering curses.

re: #108 Occasional Reader

one new criminal offense was created every day except Sundays for 10 years, 60% of them by such decree, ranging from the selling of gray squirrels

When squirrels are outlawed, only outlaws will have squirrels.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Cheese Eating Surrender Monkey scarf?

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

You can check out the FAQ, all is revealed, but you have to read between the lines , it is a puzzle, and only 8 people have figured it out...

/just kidding, no one knows what Little Green Footballs have to do with anything.

I hate irony that lacks subtlety. "Euro scarf" indeed.

re: #123 vxbush

re: #92 WeaselZipper

re: #83 vxbush

Is this guy close?

My guess is no.

Same here

I wouldn't call Tony Blair "the worst leader in Britain ever" The majority of people in England think the Muslims immigrating to their country are for the most part good people. They still haven't realized the danger. Not much Tony can do. hahaha

Ahmadinejad: It's going to be a 'hot' summer in the ME

It's going to be a "hot" summer in the Middle East, said Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad following a surprise meeting with Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah in Damascus on Thursday evening, Channel 10 reported.

Nasrallah allegedly entered Syria via an underground tunnel, the television channel said.

"We hope that the hot weather of this summer will coincide with similar victories for the region's peoples, and with consequent defeat for the region's enemies," Ahmadinejad added, in an apparent reference to Israel.

During his one-day trip to Damascus, Ahmadinejad held talks with counterpart Bashar Assad which focused on the Iraq situation, Palestinian territories and Lebanon, where both Teheran and Damascus wield influence.

"The enemies of the region should abandon plans to attack the interests of this region, or they would be burned by the wrath of the region's peoples," the hardline Iranian leader said at a joint press conference with Assad.

Extended forecast calls for scattered mushrooms clouds and temperatures in the high thousands.

Oh, that makes it perfectly OK! Fine to dress like a pali-terrorist as long as it is called something else. What is it they say, a pig by any other name. . .

Delias isn't getting any of our money.

re: #89 godfrey

LOLOLOL.

re: #140 Buck

This is the reason I was asking

Riddle Solved?

re: #130 joncelli

Valerie Plame's civil suit against Bush admin officials dismissed. See front page of Drudge.

Rove must have gotten to the judge.

BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHA

I am looking for a distrbutor for my new product: The Heil Hanky

#138 cbinflux:

Great Scott! The Mad Mullahs have nabbed Secret Squirrel?!

re: #121 NY Nana

Fine. Gimme' back my Princess Bride Barbie, then.

Both Europe and Palestine are for from peaceful. Maybe the joke is on us?

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

It just gets to me whenever I see it. I see what you mean, though. Sorry, moebius.

It reminds me of Prince William 'helping' Prince Harry pick out a proper Hallowe'en
costume.

re: #122{ loppyd}

re: #114 madisonsfriend

You forgot to mention your humilation at having to put your
hair gel in a plastic bag.

Oh, the pain!

Only Palestinians are allowed to feel "humiliation" because of the daily checkpoints the IDF mans which hinders their splodeydope missions.

re: #102 Occasional Reader

I thought it was Whiskey, Democracy, Sexy!

idiots

Nidfok otchah inshallah

re: #125 Fjordman

If there is no Hell, we should invent one especially for him.

Living in London comes pretty close.

re: #12 doppelganglander

Delia's is mostly just overpriced crap that makes teenaged girls look like whores. My daughters didn't shop there before and I'll be making sure they don't now.

That's the best approach. Delia is added to my personal boycott list.

re: #40 lawhawk

Get your schmatas here. Get your schmatas!
They're absolutely clueless as to what the kefiyah is for and what it has come to represent.

Did someone say schmata?

[Link: schmatagate.blogspot.com...]

re: #151 MandyManners

Sorry, I lost it. Sue me! Oy..forgot who I was talking to. :)

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

Truth, justice and the American way?

re: #155 Joel

They have the whole victim thing down to a science.

Also paperweights and salad bowls (shown inverted for dishawasher)

re: #137 Paul

Magic markers are better than felonies.

re: #149 Peacekeeper

I am looking for a distrbutor for my new product: The Heil Hanky

But wait, there's more! Call today and we'll throw in this Anatomical Badge, absolutely free!

re: #59 Joel

To me, the kaffiyeh is the modern swastika. In fact, burkahs and full face veils go into the same category. They indicate an obedience to Allah, most notably in the Kill the Jews theme. I have the same emotional response to both.

re: #124 NY Nana

She's 20, the younger one is 15, and I've also got a son who's nearly 18. They are all very good kids and haven't given me a moment's trouble (so far). I think as long as no one buys your granddaughters any Bratz dolls or Paris Hilton playsets, they'll be fine.

re: #79 Ward Cleaver

His reply would have been, "So is Bushitler, you neo-con!"

You are absolutely right. They can spout that phrase in their sleep.

Joel: Yes, as I've said repeatedly, I believe Tony Blair has been even worse than Neville Chamberlain. Chamberlain appeased the enemy, but he didn't intentionally open the floodgates, allowing them to settle in huge numbers within Britain and called this "tolerance." Blair did.

re: #112 MandyManners

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

It has something to do with Comment No. 17 but, don't mention it.

Is that anything like Area 51?

WeaselZipper

Raining there? Just started again here.

It is not hot enough for the A/C but SOMEONE keeps cranking it
up. My feet ache it's so cold in here.

re: #162 Killgore Trout

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

Truth, justice and the American way?

pwned!

Actually Delia does sell alot of clothes that promotes peace. The lack of actual cloth causes guys to stare all day and forget about violence. lol

Peace scarf, arafat scarf, anti war scarf, euro scarf;

it's all the same to me.... [Link: photo.xanga.com...]

re: #161 NY Nana

You lost my Barbie?

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh

re: #147 WeaselZipper

No, it is not solved. This site was called Littlegreenfootballs long before 9/11, and Charles conversion. In fact reading the site before 9/11 is interesting. Charles was not really plugged in to the WOT, and probably would have been considered a SF liberal (Sorry Master, but it is true).

Little Green Footballs has to do with an accident of some type, that happened in Japan, and I think had to do with a hand glider.

Ah, can't you just see the Demoratic party picnic.? Pelosi, Boxer, Ried &Durbin etal. all dolled up in their peace scarfs?

re: #163 loppyd

Loppy, there was a great article posted some time ago on the History News Network about how the Palestinians only contribute 10% of their keep from themselves. In other words, 90% of their lives are financed by others. How pathetic is that-and how SHTUPID are we, collectively, for financing it.

re: #93 NY Nana

re: #66 Joel

ROTFL! Uh, I throw a ball like a 2-year old girl.

Posh gives me agita..being in London when the Spice Girls started out? Oy!

What can you say about a "band" whose fans were only 11 year old girls?

re: #132 Occasional Reader

Thank you for the link...I had a few buddies fill me in on the concept earlier...

But this guy was supposed to be in Dubai, working out of Iraq...

/Why am I even questioning it...this was a film starring Giant two story tall robots from outer space...LOL, I wonder about my thought process sometimes :D

A more fitting name.

Does anyone know where these keffiyehs are being manufactured?

re: #172 loppyd

WeaselZipper

Raining there? Just started again here.

It is not hot enough for the A/C but SOMEONE keeps cranking it
up. My feet ache it's so cold in here.

It's pouring out, market closes in 45 minutes so I can look forward to getting soaked walking to my car....

They’re still going to sell it; they’re just changing the name.
- - - - - -

Because it's "hip", it's "edgy", and idiots will shell out money for it. There are times I think totally unrestricted capitalism sucks. However, I'm absolutely certain that I don't want restricted capitalism, so ... One can hope and pray that consumers stay away in droves.

#168 doppel:

Bratz dolls are absolutely freakish. "Help your little girl aspire to be a whore!"

And of course, they have a Bratz movie coming out.

re: #179 WriterMom

When is that snoopy dog Olmerde going to be shown the door?

re: #180 Joel

WAIT A SEC! They were a band?

how pathetically stupid can someone possibly be? I mean call it whatever you want its just some green dyed fabric but a friggin peace scarf? are you kidding me? while we're at it lets start calling mosques houses of silent meditation and the car bomb the resistance blast. peace scarf? i feel ill

re: #177 Buck

re: #147 WeaselZipper

No, it is not solved. This site was called Littlegreenfootballs long before 9/11, and Charles conversion. In fact reading the site before 9/11 is interesting. Charles was not really plugged in to the WOT, and probably would have been considered a SF liberal (Sorry Master, but it is true).

Little Green Footballs has to do with an accident of some type, that happened in Japan, and I think had to do with a hand glider.

That's what I figured, the author seems so sure of himself. Where the hell did he come up with that?

re: #164 Peacekeeper

dashboard peace doll

Euro-scarf huh'...hope they enjoy its oh so fashionable look when they're forced to wear the other the other accessories that go with it.

re: #173 Occasional Reader

Damn, I'm slow today.

I wonder if they plan to continue to "carefully reviewing" every canned form-letter they send out, too.

re: #102 Occasional Reader

what LGF stands for?

Truth, justice, and the American way.

It stands for: Look! Golem Flies!
shhhhh

re: #171 bikermailman

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

re: #184 WeaselZipper

It's pouring out, market closes in 45 minutes so I can look forward to getting soaked walking to my car....

If I were there, I'd lend you my niece's Dora umbrella that she left
in my car. It kept me dry yesterday....

re: #170 Fjordman

Joel: Yes, as I've said repeatedly, I believe Tony Blair has been even worse than Neville Chamberlain. Chamberlain appeased the enemy, but he didn't intentionally open the floodgates, allowing them to settle in huge numbers within Britain and called this "tolerance." Blair did.

I thought (according I believe to the book "Londonistan" by Melanie Phillips) that the flood gates of immigration from Pakistan and Bangladesh started decades earlier from Tony Blair.

who is their "vendor"...PLO?

re: #191 WeaselZipper,

LSD. Lots of it.

Valerie Plame's civil suit against Bush admin officials dismissed. See front page of Drudge.

I sense the coming of an Olberconniption fit.

re: #179 WriterMom

re: #163 loppyd

Loppy,
there was a great article posted some time ago on the History News
Network about how the Palestinians only contribute 10% of their keep
from themselves. In other words, 90% of their lives are financed by
others. How pathetic is that-and how SHTUPID are we, collectively, for
financing it.

Pretty efffin SHTUPID.

re: #183 MJ

probably china

re: #190 buzzsawmonkey

hate to say it,but,that is still defacing someone elses property...even for a good cause.

re: #203 Dirk Diggler

Valerie Plame's civil suit against Bush admin officials dismissed. See front page of Drudge.

I sense the coming of an Olberconniption fit.

All out meltdown, perhaps?

Pretty please?

re: #188 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

re: #180 Joel

WAIT A SEC! They were a band?

Mea culpa. Actually since none of them played an instrument I should have called them a "group" not a "band."

re: #187 Joel

When the Knesset can get the votes to pass a motion for no confidence... but the Knesset is more ineffectual than the US Congress is these days.

re: #184 WeaselZipper

re: #172 loppyd

WeaselZipper

Raining there? Just started again here.

It is not hot enough for the A/C but SOMEONE keeps cranking it
up. My feet ache it's so cold in here.

It's pouring out, market closes in 45 minutes so I can look forward to getting soaked walking to my car....

Our rain (Dallas) has finally gone away for awhile. It's been a week since we got any measurable precip.

re: #72 hous bin pharteen

Bomb Delias HQ.
Let em get a feel for what they are supporting.

Now that is gonna get taken out of context somewhere.

The EuroscarfTM. What all the cool girls dhimmis are wearing this year.

re: #204 loppyd

re: #179 WriterMom

re: #163 loppyd

Loppy,
there was a great article posted some time ago on the History News
Network about how the Palestinians only contribute 10% of their keep
from themselves. In other words, 90% of their lives are financed by
others. How pathetic is that-and how SHTUPID are we, collectively, for
financing it.

Pretty efffin SHTUPID.

And this has been going on for 60 years!

#181 Faust:

Why am I even questioning it...this was a film starring Giant two story tall robots from outer space

Yes, but other than that, grippingly realistic!

(Actually the two guys in the pic look reasonably convincing as SF to my untrained eye... nice M-4 there, with a Picatinny rail and Aimpoint red dot sight)

re: #198 loppyd

re: #184 WeaselZipper

It's pouring out, market closes in 45 minutes so I can look forward to getting soaked walking to my car....

If I were there, I'd lend you my niece's Dora umbrella that she left
in my car. It kept me dry yesterday....

Is Boots on it too?

re: #153 buzzsawmonkey

Mr. Hanky would be a perfect spokesperson.

How about Abu Hanky?

re: #177 Buck
It was LGF before 9/11? That means Charles was in on the conspiracy!
/
(That's probably what the guy in WZ's link believes)

re: #208 Joel

Actually, I was refering to the fact I dont think I ever paid attention to their music, usally watching the videos with the volume turned down.

re: #217 Ward Cleaver

re: #198 loppyd

re: #184 WeaselZipper

It's pouring out, market closes in 45 minutes so I can look forward to getting soaked walking to my car....

If I were there, I'd lend you my niece's Dora umbrella that she left
in my car. It kept me dry yesterday....

Is Boots on it too?

LOL

No, just Dora. I like that mean monkey, Swiper.

re: #213 bikermailman

The EuroscarfTM. What all the cool girls dhimmis are wearing this year.

i walked past a college age white girl here in nyc wearing a white one...i did a double take because i was unsure if my eyes were playing tricks on me

re: #214 Joel

re: #204 loppyd

re: #179 WriterMom

re: #163 loppyd

Loppy,
there was a great article posted some time ago on the History News
Network about how the Palestinians only contribute 10% of their keep
from themselves. In other words, 90% of their lives are financed by
others. How pathetic is that-and how SHTUPID are we, collectively, for
financing it.

Pretty efffin SHTUPID.

And this has been going on for 60 years!

What has? The quoting? 'cause that's what it looks like...

re: #190 buzzsawmonkey

That would've been hilarious!

I once had a bumper sticker that said: "DON'T STEAL. THE GOVERNMENT HATES COMPETITION." My father persuaded me to take it off before some cop got an attitude.

as a scarf I should add

re: #162 Killgore Trout

re: #47 WeaselZipper

Before I post something I want to be extra careful.

Chalres still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

Truth, justice and the American way?

Nooooo... Lies, lawbreaking, and the Chimpymcbushitlercheneyburtonco way!

re: #209 lawhawk

re: #187 Joel

When the Knesset can get the votes to pass a motion for no confidence... but the Knesset is more ineffectual than the US Congress is these days.

The Knesset reminds me of what Robert E. Lee said about the Confederate Congress in Richmond during the Civil War "They sit around drunk, over shout each other and eat peanuts all day while brave men die in trenches or starve."

re: #210 buzzsawmonkey

sorry buzz,damn...the dad in me was coming out...gotta numb him back to sleep w/some alcohol...guzzle,guzzle....

re: #191 WeaselZipper
The note about the author....

Abukar Arman is a Freelance Writer who lives in Ohio, USA. He submitted this commentary to the Middle East Times.

He's also a public shooll teacher....
Abukar Arman, Teacher/Facilitator, Columbus Public Schools

OT: Zither playing "twoofer" confounds skeptics.

re: #10 Old_Maid

re: #9 theheat

David Beckham wears them, too.

Who?

David Beckham is an athlete who moved to Los Angeles to play football. I believe he is married to the former "Posh Spice.".

I wonder how disappointed he will be when he discovers that Los Angeles doesn't have a football team?

So when is the iron collar going to be back in fashion?

re: #192 bulwrk

re: #164 Peacekeeper

dashboard peace doll

Gah!

Little Green Footballs has to do with an accident of some type, that happened in Japan, and I think had to do with a hand glider.

One word: gah.

I sense the coming of an Olberconniption fit.

"Fascism! Fascism! Arf arf arf!"

re: #219 zmdavid

re: #177 Buck
It was LGF before 9/11? That means Charles was in on the conspiracy!
/
(That's probably what the guy in WZ's link believes)

Don't let thr troofers read that!

re: #221 loppyd

I like that mean monkey, Swiper.

Swiper is a fox.

The funny thing will be counting how many times you are corrected.

re: #220 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I think one of them (Melanie) married or had a child with Eddie Murphy. Still they had zippo talent and should be doing Vegas reunion tours any day now.

92 WeaselZipper
I don't think Charles has revealed the secret of LGF, but there has been plenty of speculation. ChenZhen had a hilarious guess a few months ago.
If he's around, you can ask him about it.
8-)

SUICIDE BARBIE!

Charles still hasn't said what LGF stands for?

Baseball, hot dogs and apple pie.

re: #180 Joel

Not a heck of a lot!

OT: In the potentially good news department: Pentagon Slams Clinton Shrillary on Iraq, especially since she (?) has pulled ahead of Rudy.

Valerie Plame's Lawsuit Dismissed

re: #218 Alouette

lol

I always knew there was something bent about that guy.

re: #240 MandyManners

SUICIDE BARBIE!

Awesome link Mandy!

Well....

The new name is close to "Euro Barf"

Yep. They're getting closer. After a couple more 'go arounds', I'm sure they'll get it right.

~ENT

Super suppository

re: #239 sandspur

92 WeaselZipper
I don't think Charles has revealed the secret of LGF, but there has been plenty of speculation. ChenZhen had a hilarious guess a few months ago.
If he's around, you can ask him about it.
8-)

I just wanted to double check before I posted what some ME Times article passes off as the truth...

re: #163 loppyd

re: #155 Joel

They have the whole victim thing down to a science.

They they have overtaken the Jesse Jackson/Al Sharpton crew in the victimology department.

If I had a bobblehead Charles, I would put it on my dashboard!

re: #240 MandyManners

SUICIDE BARBIE!

Yeah...it was just a matter of time, huh Mandy?

I'm not surprised.

~ENT

re: #187 Joel

Snoop Doggy Olmert?

BWAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHA

re: #246 MrMom

I got it here a while back.

This is getting the young, American girls ready for their Peace Euro burkas.

I suggest Madonna starts the trend immediately.

re: #207 loppyd

re: #203 Dirk Diggler

Valerie Plame's civil suit against Bush admin officials dismissed. See front page of Drudge.

I sense the coming of an Olberconniption fit.

All out meltdown, perhaps?

Pretty please?

China Syndrome. Let him melt right through the earth and let the Chinese have him. Actually, the other side of the earth would be in the Indian Ocean. That's fine too.

re: #237 Me

I don't think there is a anti-FoxNews bias in making Swiper a fox. On the same topic, Sly Cooper, a thief in a series of video games, is a raccoon. One would think with a name like Sly, he'd be a fox. But no.

re: #240 MandyManners

ROTF! Where do you find these things?!?!

re: #248 Peacekeeper

That will cure whatever ails you

re: #67 zmdavid

...
They really don't understand. Just like Stalin thought a non-aggression pact with Hitler was a good idea and was completely surprised when Hitler attacked.

Text of the Nazi-Soviet Pact

Article VI. The present Treaty is concluded for a period of ten years, [etc]

Hudna?

Joel: I didn't say that Blair or Labour were sole responsible for this mess. Muslim immigration has been going on for decades, even under Conservative governments. But it dramatically increased during the Blair years, so much that one has to ask whether it was part of an intentional policy of destroying the British nation forever.

Immigration has 'deeply unsettled' Britain

Labour's immigration minister has conceded that the record inflow of immigrants could be harming the worse off and has ''deeply unsettled the country''.

re: #252 EtNorskTroll

Ken has an AK-47.

I don't recall the food in the Dining Hall being any better than it was in the Mess Hall (as tasty as it was).

re: #216 Occasional Reader

#181 Faust:

Why am I even questioning it...this was a film starring Giant two story tall robots from outer space

Yes, but other than that, grippingly realistic!

(Actually the two guys in the pic look reasonably convincing as SF to my untrained eye... nice M-4 there, with a Picatinny rail and Aimpoint red dot sight)

It was well done...I walked in with a ...Meh...attitude, wondering how they could animate live action icons from my childhood (I remember the first film) and walked out smiling...

I do like the cross cutting of the forces working together calling in the A10s...

re: #253 buzzsawmonkey

I'll look.

re: #242 NY Nana

Pulling ahead of Rudy is not good news. I think that Rudy or maybe Fred Thompson are the only ones that stand between us and a 3rd Clinton term in the White House. I always feared that the price that Hillary extracted from Bill for not divorcing him was his help in her becoming Presidnet and then there really would be a co-Presidency.

re: #259 NY Nana

Right here.

Totally OT: [Link: www.politico.com...]

What's in your wallet?

What's a paltry one million dollars to a member of Congress?

Well, apparently not enough to know if an organization about to receive that big block of cash actually exists.

Republican Rep. Jeff Flake of Arizona, the fiscal crusader who's never met an earmark he likes, questioned Democratic Rep. Peter J. Visclosky of Indiana on the House floor Tuesday about whether the Center for Instrumented Critical Infrastructure actually exists - since, hey, it's getting like a million bucks or something.

Visclosky, who chairs the spending subcommittee responsible for the project, had to admit that, well, he didn't have a clue.

After a lengthy back-and-forth, Flake, complaining that his staff couldn't find a website for the center, asked Visclosky, "Does the center currently exist?"

"At this time, I do not know," the Indiana Democrat replied. "But if it does not exist, the monies could not go to it."

And who could possibly be the sponsor of such an earmark? Yes, you guessed it, the man Republicans love to hate, Pennsylvania Democrat John P. Murtha.

Despite the money's uncertain destination, the House rejected Flake's measure to strike the funds, 326-98. And the Visclosky bill also sailed through, 312-112.

As I said, what's one million dollars to a member of Congress?

UPDATE: I failed to report last night that a certificate filed with the requested funds says the money is actually earmarked to Concurrent Technologies Corporation, a nonprofit technological consulting firm. A brief search of campaign finance records shows CTC President and CEO Daniel R. DeVos, of alternately Central City and Johnstown, Pa. has contributed $7,000 to Murtha's reelection campaign since April 2002.

re: #262 Fjordman

I always thought that Blair bringing Red Ken Livingstone back into Labour was a huge mistake.

Quick, somebody send these idiots a clue!

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re: #240 MandyManners

Mandy-you infidel. Barbies are HARAM.