Yes, but how does she feel about Intelligent Design?...

Bardot is but one small crab in that fetid European cesspool of politics, but the interesting point beyond her own person is that in this instance, every party involved is equally deserving of contempt.

Big Lizard is firing on all cylinders tonight. Nice work, Boss.

i dunno .. 50 years later .. those boobs dont stand up for themselves .. they gotta have an issue to ride on.

Wowza.

That guy speaks volumes for a mime.

re: #3 Buster Bunny

i dunno .. 50 years later .. those boobs dont stand up for themselves .. they gotta have an issue to ride on.

Would yours if you had boobs?

There was a time where there wasn't much wrong with this woman. I am inclined to think that there isn't much wrong now.

*Huff*

*Puff*

Oh~!

Ah....oh,....give me a minute, here....

*huff, puff, huff*

I've been in Omaha, Nebraska and I just got here.....

Am I too late to get in the discussion about ID and Zombie's position on it?

(*sweating profusely*)

~ENT

?

Bardot, iirc, is in the attention-whore business.

re: #8 EtNorskTroll

hahahahaha, good one.

Oh my god .. i've discovered the problem ....

She's french !

re: #9 Orbit Rain

Bardot, iirc, is in the attention-whore business.

But, is it for a good cause?

Please, don't group her with Paris Hilton.

re: #8 EtNorskTroll
Try the Spencer thread.

I will tell you this, whatever her politics, she is not going to shut up.

Hmmm. Against Jews and Muslims, pro-animal rights, ethnic nationalist...

What was that book by Jonah Goldberg again?

I'm inclined to agree with DF. Her situation sort of reminds me of the situation with Lionheart - defend the rights of people to free speech, but that the individuals themselves shouldn't necessarily be held up as paragons of virtue.

No one can accuse the dissident frogman of being inarticulate.

But it would help if I were entirely sure exactly what's going on, I think. The new computer installation kept me away from far too much news last week.

Brigitte needs an industrial duty German bra, a Stoppenzemfromfloppin.

re: #17 Dianna

No one can accuse the dissident frogman of being inarticulate.

But it would help if I were entirely sure exactly what's going on, I think. The new computer installation kept me away from far too much news last week.

Frontpagemag has an article on her.

Bottom line: Brigitte Bardot is not Oriana Fallaci, and comparing them can only tarnish the reputation and the character of the sorely missed Italian defendress of the West.

frogman rules!

After reading Frogman's piece, i still don't see how prosecuting anyone for recording and publishing their personal opinions, regardless of their content, is good for a traditional liberal society.

re: #19 Crimsonfisted

Thanks.

re: #18 Mich-again

Brigitte needs an industrial duty German bra, a Stoppenzemfromfloppin.

Where can I get me one of THOSE!

/in need of a bra fitter these days.

TMI? Apologies.

re: #19 Crimsonfisted

I'm becoming increasingly soured on Frontpage.

re: #24 Killgore Trout

I'm becoming increasingly soured on Frontpage.

Do tell. Why is that?

re: #23 Crimsonfisted

Machine Girl
....wait for the Drill Bra.

Did he say that Brigitte was a "crab"?

Bridgette Bardot was one of the sex symbols before I reached puberty, and I appreciated her looks, like Jane Fonda she had more curves than brains. If France convicts her they will be sending the wrong message to the Islamist "activists". From what I have seen she is toast in the French judicial system..

re: #23 Crimsonfisted

Where can I get me one of THOSE!

/in need of a bra fitter these days.

TMI? Apologies.

Are you anywhere near Chicago? Go to Intimacy at 900 North Michigan ( where Bloomies is) and ask for Tanya. She's the guru of bras. Trust me.

Warning: you will spend more than you imagined.....

re: #24 Killgore Trout

I haven't read them much in the last year - I've been too busy. But what has been making you unhappy?

Her beliefs and associations may be tawdry, but the legal sanctions against her for her relatively innocuous comments is disturbing to say the least.

Whatever her politics and moonbatism, it was still pretty startling that what she said was considered criminal. Fwance.

Ok, so I don't agree with her politics. I still don't think she should be prosecuted for her speech.

Hey guys

re: #26 Killgore Trout

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww
That was obscene, creepy, awful.

Give a warning next time!

THIS is my speed. Really.

I mean, REALLY.

re: #29 Grammy Cracker

Sadly, no. I am searching my yellowpages though.

re: #30 Dianna

I've noticed a general paleo-con trend of late.

waiting...... waiting......

I just give up.

re: #33 soulpile

Me, neither.

I can disapprove of her associations without being willing to throw her to the Islamist wolves while I'm at it; heck, she's right - it's disgusting how the animals are slaughtered!

re: #40 MandyManners

I just give up.

Don't ever give up, Mandy.

Freedom of speech is SO FRENCH, until you actually say something that starts them sniffing. Blame it on Napoleon.

re: #23 Crimsonfisted

Where can I get me one of THOSE!

/in need of a bra fitter these days.

TMI? Apologies.

Try a living bra.

re: #38 Killgore Trout

Isolationist?

re: #39 rain of lead

Waiting for Godot?

dying to go ot here with a tidbit that will put a smile on your faces
that cool with ya'll?

European laws regarding freedom of speech are a joke. I mean sending someone to jail for saying the holocaust never occurred is a travesty of justice. I may disagree against the stated opinion, but sending them to jail? As much as I dislike the media's infatuation with Marxist ideology, should we send them all to jail? Opposing opinions and debate is the cornerstone of western democracy. This is thought control.

re: #47 rain of lead

Just get on with it, rain.

re: #42 DesertSage

Don't ever give up, Mandy.

Well, you know me. I get back up again when I get knocked down.

re: #47 rain of lead

dying to go ot here with a tidbit that will put a smile on your faces
that cool with ya'll?

I think we really NEED it, don't you?

re: #47 rain of lead

I think that, if it's a good link, why not?

re: #48 LoFlyer

European laws regarding freedom of speech are a joke. I mean sending someone to jail for saying the holocaust never occurred is a travesty of justice. I may disagree against the stated opinion, but sending them to jail? As much as I dislike the media's infatuation with Marxist ideology, should we send them all to jail? Opposing opinions and debate is the cornerstone of western democracy. This is thought control.

We are in the West. They aren't.

re: #41 Dianna

Me, neither.

I can disapprove of her associations without being willing to throw her to the Islamist wolves while I'm at it; heck, she's right - it's disgusting how the animals are slaughtered!

Absolutely. Some of the stories I have heard are, well, let's just say some of the farmers here locally are careful to whom they sell their stock, for that reason. I won't go into details.

re: #44 JeremyR

Try a living bra.

I had forgotten about those!

re: #55 Crimsonfisted

I had forgotten about those!

Nothing like a dirty old man with big hands to hold em up.

I just found out that my 5 yr old will get to lead the Pledge of Alligence on cctv for her entire Elementary school on wed.

Proud Pappa :)

Densely written piece.

So, Bardot's a bit of a fascist-racist. Many of her generation are.

It will be hard, in Europe, for anti-islamists to shed that encrustation that will accompany the increasing popularity of anti-islamist thought.

That encrustation will slow it down, for sure.

re: #48 LoFlyer

European laws regarding freedom of speech are a joke. I mean sending someone to jail for saying the holocaust never occurred is a travesty of justice. I may disagree against the stated opinion, but sending them to jail? As much as I dislike the media's infatuation with Marxist ideology, should we send them all to jail? Opposing opinions and debate is the cornerstone of western democracy. This is thought control.

Agreed. The ONLY way to combat totalitarianism is to allow a full and flowing debate.

re: #57 rain of lead

I just found out that my 5 yr old will get to lead the Pledge of Alligence on cctv for her entire Elementary school on wed.

Proud Pappa :)

VERY COOL! Good for her ...

re: #47 rain of lead

dying to go ot here with a tidbit that will put a smile on your faces
that cool with ya'll?

OT works. Some of us could go off topic on an open thread.

re: #57 rain of lead

I just found out that my 5 yr old will get to lead the Pledge of Alligence on cctv for her entire Elementary school on wed.

Proud Pappa :)

Wow, cool! Congratulations!

re: #45 Dianna

Yeah, they seem to have an isolationist/social conservative thing going on lately.

re: #44 JeremyR

What is a living bra? Reconstructive surgery?

The only other link I could find was joke about a bra that committed suicide.

re: #59 MandyManners

Agreed. The ONLY way to combat totalitarianism is to allow a full and flowing debate.

Nowadays you only find that on a few blogs, like this. I would love to see a wide-open, free debate between our presidential candidates, and that is not going to happen if either of our two political parties have their say....

re: #57 rain of lead

I just found out that my 5 yr old will get to lead the Pledge of Alligence on cctv for her entire Elementary school on wed.

Proud Pappa :)

Break out the camera or get a copy! That will be precious.

I have Red Skelton bookmarked reciting it.

OT: if anyone has the video of Kos and Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Bill Maher I'd love to see it.

re: #18 Mich-again

Is that like an 'overtheshoulderboulderholder?
(Boob thread!)

re: #1 Salem

Yes, but how does she feel about Intelligent Design?...

Shaddap!

The first time she came home and said "watch what I learned today"
and then put her hand over her heart and said the Pledge word for word without missing a beat....I almost fell out of my chair with surprise. shed a tear, I'll admit it

re: #48 LoFlyer

European laws regarding freedom of speech are a joke. I mean sending someone to jail for saying the holocaust never occurred is a travesty of justice. I may disagree against the stated opinion, but sending them to jail? As much as I dislike the media's infatuation with Marxist ideology, should we send them all to jail? Opposing opinions and debate is the cornerstone of western democracy. This is thought control.

Its free as long as you stick to the approved line. Part of the reason we are a nation instead of a common wealth.
Some times I find myself in the position of defending a persons right to say what I very much disagree with, and some times I find myself objecting to the constitutionality of a law I think serves a very good purpose.

re: #64 soulpile

What is a living bra? Reconstructive surgery?

The only other link I could find was joke about a bra that committed suicide.

Think Twister. You put your left hand here, you put your right hand there....

Bailing out guys, got chores to do. Catch you on the flip side....

re: #64 soulpile

See quote #56.

re: #18 Mich-again

Brigitte needs an industrial duty German bra, a Stoppenzemfromfloppin.

At this point she needs giant sardine can keys, so she can roll them up.

re: #65 LoFlyer

Nowadays you only find that on a few blogs, like this. I would love to see a wide-open, free debate between our presidential candidates, and that is not going to happen if either of our two political parties have their say....

Pessimism such as yours?

Horsefeathers and poppycock.

Oh, and tommyrot, too.

re: #67 Killgore Trout
[Link: youtube.com...]

re: #76 MandyManners

Pessimism such as yours?

Horsefeathers and poppycock.

Oh, and tommyrot, too.

Now you're just showing off!

/LOL

re: #72 Grammy Cracker

Think Twister. You put your left hand here, you put your right hand there....

Drunk Naked Twister?

When Brigit Bardot represents the voice of sanity, you know you are in big trouble.

re: #79 Ward Cleaver

Drunk Naked Twister?

Only in college......

/Or were you ordering a drink?

re: #75 Ward Cleaver

At this point she needs giant sardine can keys, so she can roll them up.

Need I go into the effects of gravity upon tesitcles?

Muslims can say anything they want.

re: #76 MandyManners

Pessimism such as yours?

Horsefeathers and poppycock.

Oh, and tommyrot, too.

And, in keeping with the booby theme:
Boulderdash!

And my Red Skelton link didn;t take.

Working without a mouse is as dangerous for me as working without a net.

re: #78 Grammy Cracker

Now you're just showing off!

/LOL

I got some more where that came from.

Of course, I could always go with, "You're fucking nuts" but, I won't.

re: #77 EC Marm

Oh lord, Winter Soldier attendant.

re: #82 MandyManners

Need I go into the effects of gravity upon tesitcles?

Nope.

/do your balls hang high, do your balls hang low...

re: #77 EC Marm

Awesome. thanks!

re: #72 Grammy Cracker
& re: #74 JeremyR

Ah! That's some scary Twister game. Thanks for the enlightenment.
Though, can't see how it would save your back, more like break it and then some. :)

re: #87 Ward Cleaver

/can you tie them in a knot, can you tie them in a bow? Ohhhh...
(though I sing that song about ears)

re: #85 MandyManners

I got some more where that came from.

Of course, I could always go with, "You're fucking nuts" but, I won't.

But when it fits.....

/go for it!

Hey Charles, did you already fix the code so it loads/unloads faster?

Or is it just the much shorter thread!

re: #76 MandyManners

Pessimism such as yours?

Horsefeathers and poppycock.

Oh, and tommyrot, too.

Babble, Burble, bickerbickerbicker, brouhaha (Elephant Talk)

re: #16 lawhawk

I'm inclined to agree with DF. Her situation sort of reminds me of the situation with Lionheart - defend the rights of people to free speech, but that the individuals themselves shouldn't necessarily be held up as paragons of virtue.

Lionheart was a special case, though. This is a person who feels that he is on a divine mission from God. He rants and raves on his website like a lunatic. I had a hell of a time believing the police we're even after him.

re: #84 Crimsonfisted

And, in keeping with the booby theme:
Boulderdash!

And my

re: #82 MandyManners

Why yes, please do! What will happen to me?

Let's see, 49-1/2. What range am I in?

Clint Eastwood's Hangin' High or Low Rider?

re: #87 Ward Cleaver

Nope.

/do your balls hang high, do your balls hang low...

Can you throw them over your shoulder like a Continental soldier?

re: #77 EC Marm
Reported that's a gem. Watching the leftists attack Ayaan is worth it's weight in gold!

re: #91 Grammy Cracker

But when it fits.....

/go for it!

It just happens.

re: #88 Killgore Trout

Awesome. thanks!

It looks like there are a couple parts to the video, which should show up on the right. If not, my search phrase was "Ayaan Hirsi Ali Bill Maher"

I knew a guy that had 3 testicles. He eventually opened a pawn shop.
/cymbal crash...

re: #64 soulpile

This is a living Bra

re: #95 MandyManners

You must live in Colorado.

(I'm not an utter snarky bitch.)

I would NEVER say that about you. Ever.

And I don't live in Coors country, more's the pity. Although I did enjoy the brewery tour.

re: #84 Crimsonfisted

And, in keeping with the booby theme:
Boulderdash!

And my

#97 MandyManners

re: #87 Ward Cleaver

Nope.

/do your balls hang high, do your balls hang low...

Can you throw them over your shoulder like a Continental soldier?

very very ow

re: #102 JeremyR

This is a living Bra

Gotta be a front close for me. And the elastic criss cross! Ah, the memories.

Anyone see the New, hot off the presses Anti-Obama Ad?

I call it Obama the Wimp ad

Site is loading a little slow - must be getting lots of traffic.

re: #93 Bloodnok

Babble, Burble, bickerbickerbicker, brouhaha

re: #105 rain of lead

Glad to help. I watch that every once in a while for a lift.

BBL.

re: #103 Crimsonfisted

I would NEVER say that about you. Ever.

And I don't live in Coors country, more's the pity. Although I did enjoy the brewery tour.

Did you take the short cut?

re: #109 MandyManners

G. Gordon Liddy has a new gig?

ROFL

I put this in spin-off links earlier and about 60 people looked at it, but it discusses what happens in countries as the Muslim population increases - the article on Bridgette mentioned the size of France's Muslim population, and the article I put in spin-offs describes accurately, I thought, what is going on in France today relative to the percentage of its population that is Muslim. So, I hope no one minds if I simply go ahead and put the link again here:

[Link: frontpagemagazine.com...]

for those who missed it in spin-offs but might be interested in reading this.

re: #102 JeremyR

This is a living Bra

That is a medieval torture device!

re: #98 Killgore Trout

Killgore, I drew the same thing out of it.

Watching the video, here is a woman, who has risen above the ashes in a way that she has, really, escaped with her life, and these jack-asses are lecturing her as if she is some high school girl.

Sanctimonious jerks.

They are not fit to carry her water.

re: #103 Crimsonfisted

I would NEVER say that about you. Ever.

And I don't live in Coors country, more's the pity. Although I did enjoy the brewery tour.

Isn't the "You must live in [insert state name here]" assertion the sort of thing that you usually find on sports-related message boards, along with references to your mother, your ancestry, and your dental hygiene?

(I'll shut up now.)

re: #101 rawmuse

Did he say he'd Phone Home and like M&M's?

re: #112 JeremyR

Did you take the short cut?

On the brewery tour, no, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Enjoyed the brew, the scenery, the state. I wish I could be there for the convention!

.............lets hear it for globalization

"I went to another supermarket, and then another, and there was no butter at those either. Everywhere I went there were notices saying Japan has run out of butter. I couldn't believe it — this is the first time in my life I've wanted to try baking cakes and I can't get any butter," said the frustrated cook.

Japan's acute butter shortage, which has confounded bakeries, restaurants and now families across the country, is the latest unforeseen result of the global agricultural commodities crisis.

A sharp increase in the cost of imported cattle feed and a decline in milk imports, both of which are typically provided in large part by Australia, have prevented dairy farmers from keeping pace with demand.

While soaring food prices have triggered rioting among the starving millions of the third world, in wealthy Japan they have forced a pampered population to contemplate the shocking possibility of a long-term — perhaps permanent — reduction in the quality and quantity of its food.

A 130% rise in the global cost of wheat in the past year, caused partly by surging demand from China and India and a huge injection of speculative funds into wheat futures, has forced the Government to hit flour millers with three rounds of stiff mark-ups. The latest — a 30% increase this month — has given rise to speculation that Japan, which relies on imports for 90% of its annual wheat consumption, is no longer on the brink of a food crisis, but has fallen off the cliff.

re: #26 Killgore Trout

Machine Girl
....wait for the Drill Bra.

Snicker. . .
/Isn't human finger sushi supposed to be boneless?

Brigitte Bardot has about as much intellectual horsepower as Paris Hilton and adding both of them together it would sum up to less than that of a half dead mouse.

Bottom line: Brigitte Bardot is not Oriana Fallaci, and comparing them can only tarnish the reputation and the character of the sorely missed Italian defendress of the West.

Indeed- comparing a crypto-fascist to an anti-fascist demonstrates that the person making the comparison has no idea of that in which they are speaking. Simply because two people agree on the dangers of islam should in no way be enough to constitute equating them on all things- as recent threads at LGF have clearly shown.

re: #123 gymnast

Brigitte Bardot has about as much intellectual horsepower as Paris Hilton and adding both of them together it would sum up to less than that of a half dead mouse.

But Brigitte, back in the day, was a truly sexy goddess-woman. Paris Hilton is wealthy white trash.

re: #71 JeremyR

Its free as long as you stick to the approved line. Part of the reason we are a nation instead of a common wealth.
Some times I find myself in the position of defending a persons right to say what I very much disagree with, and some times I find myself objecting to the constitutionality of a law I think serves a very good purpose.

By definition, "freedom of speech" is the ability to say offensive and unpopular things.

Its amazing how many people really do NOT believe in freedom of speech when it comes right down to it.

.......and our friends the Saudis

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