Oooh I like Sun Tzu

/in death ground fight.

Morning Lizards!

Morning rightside, how are you this fine, beautiful day.

BRB, time to get everyone up to speed.

re: #3 BlueCanuck

Morning BC, doing just great thanks..and you?

So, do we root for Hillary and hope the Dems beat up on each other even more? Or do we root for Obama in hopes that enough damage is done to render him worthless on a national scale? Too bad we know just how worthless (yet scary) he really is already.

That's a great Sun Tzu quotation. I seriously think I'll have it mounted on the wall of my office.

re: #6 TheMatrix31

I vote for the former...still forever relatively speaking before the GE... more bloodshed!

re: #6 TheMatrix31

So, do we root for Hillary and hope the Dems beat up on each other even more? Or do we root for Obama in hopes that enough damage is done to render him worthless on a national scale? Too bad we know just how worthless (yet scary) he really is already.

I like to think that either way we win!

Seriously though, I don't like playing games with elections (although I know that's a BIG part of them). I'd rather Hillary win the nomination because, believe it or not, I trust her more than I do Obama, and if McCain loses, I'm far more worried about our country under Obama than I am under Hillary.

re: #6 TheMatrix31

I suspect the average Lizard would be happier (less anguished?) with Hillary than with Obama "Saddam" Hussain...

Hillary: If Iran Attacked Israel With Nukes 'We Would Be Able to Totally Obliterate Them'

The problem with Hillary winning is that it seems like now, McCain would have a more difficult time beating her than Obama. I guess we don't know anything for sure, but it seems like a far cry compared to just a short time ago.

re: #6 TheMatrix31

So, do we root for Hillary and hope the Dems beat up on each other even more? Or do we root for Obama in hopes that enough damage is done to render him worthless on a national scale? Too bad we know just how worthless (yet scary) he really is already.

Hillary. Given a choice beteen voting for Obama and voting for Hillary, I would even vote for Hillary. And she is the next to the last individual in the world that I would vote for. If it says anything, I would vote for Howard Dean before I would vote for Obama.

re: #11 TheMatrix31

The problem with Hillary winning is that it seems like now, McCain would have a more difficult time beating her than Obama. I guess we don't know anything for sure, but it seems like a far cry compared to just a short time ago.

I don't think that is true. Hillary and Obama have done a lot of damage to each other.

re: #13 galloping granny

I don't think it's true either. Right now, there's a substantial percentage of Hillary folks who would vote for McCain rather than Obama, and visa versa.

re: #12 galloping granny

I would vote for my disembodied spleen before I would vote for Obama

re: #14 littleoldlady

I don't think it's true either. Right now, there's a substantial percentage of Hillary folks who would vote for McCain rather than Obama, and visa versa.

Exactly. Increasing every day.

/How're you this morning? Did I miss the fruit cup?

re: #12 galloping granny

Hillary. Given a choice beteen voting for Obama and voting for Hillary, I would even vote for Hillary.

Somewhere she is laughing her ass off

That's the whole point of OBAMA
he is SUPPOSED to make her look acceptable

He sure makes her look less like a Marxist, doesn't he?

re: #14 littleoldlady

I don't think it's true either. Right now, there's a substantial percentage of Hillary folks who would vote for McCain rather than Obama, and visa versa.

That's because they're filled with seething, burning, bitter rage!

re: #15 BabbaZee

I would vote for my disembodied spleen before I would vote for Obama

You and me both Babba. I think you are on exactly the same semicolon in the same sentence on the same page about Barrack Hussein Obama. The "messiah." Agent of "change."

Islams want to change Greenwich time to mecca time and claim mecca is the center of the earth

[Link: www.newser.com...]

Daniel 7;25 gives some insight on the movement of history and the god of the bible proclaims Jerusalem to be the center of the earth.

interesting times we live in.

re: #18 rightside

Honey, I'm a Pennsylvanian.

/bitter is what I cling to

;-)

The Real Jimmy Carter

As former President Jimmy Carter met with Hamas leaders and laid a wreath at the tomb of terrorist Yasser Arafat, Americans were wondering who Carter really is.

Carter came into office portraying himself as a man of the people, a peanut farmer who cares about the problems of working class Americans. But Secret Service agents, Air Force One stewards, and White House residence staff saw an entirely different picture.

While Richard Nixon was known to the Secret Service as the strangest modern president, Carter was known as the least likeable. If the true measure of a man is how he treats the little people, Carter flunked the test. Inside the White House, Carter treated those who helped and protected him with contempt.

[SNIP]

re: #17 BabbaZee

Hillary. Given a choice beteen voting for Obama and voting for Hillary, I would even vote for Hillary.

Somewhere she is laughing her ass off

That's the whole point of OBAMA
he is SUPPOSED to make her look acceptable

He sure makes her look less like a Marxist, doesn't he?

No, not less Marxist. Just less a cipher or a strawman.

re: #15 BabbaZee

I would vote for my disembodied spleen before I would vote for Obama

I found Babba's sock puppet!

re: #19 galloping granny

. I think you are on exactly the same semicolon in the same sentence on the same page about Barrack Hussein Obama.

no doubt.

re: #17 BabbaZee

You know, Babba...your theory of using Obama as a foil for Hillary is a good one (and which I agree/d with). But don't you think it backfired on "them"?

Regardless of what happens today, I think he's going to get the nomination.

{BabbaZee}! :-)

re: #24 Panhandler

Babba don't sock... but LOL~

re: #21 littleoldlady

Now that's just funny...are you joining Operation Chaos? Voting to keep shrillary in?

re: #26 littleoldlady

{Lil~Ole!}

It ain't over till it's over

re: #23 galloping granny

not to you maybe, you have an eagle eye
but to the public at large, she looks like a conservative in comparison

re: #26 littleoldlady

You know, Babba...your theory of using Obama as a foil for Hillary is a good one (and which I agree/d with). But don't you think it backfired on "them"?

Regardless of what happens today, I think he's going to get the nomination.

{BabbaZee}! :-)

I'm not so sure of that after he announced yesterday that he would not be attending the debate long scheduled for North Carolina because of "time constraints."

re: #30 savage_nation

He is one evil MFer

Nuts, step away from the desk for a few minutes and the place picks up. :)

Jimmah Carter is a tool

re: #34 BlueCanuck

Nuts, step away from the desk for a few minutes and the place picks up. :)

Serves you right for eating all the fruit salad. Did you bring coffee back with you?

re: #20 Ps2

Warning:

This is a PDF

thought you may find it interesting

BabbaZee

Are you going to post a song for Earth Day? Maybe you could find something to match Giggle's, whooops!, I meant Google's fairytale art work? You know, something with a strident, Lenin-esque beat to it.

re: #37 savage_nation

Replacing pictures of previous Presidents with his? I had no idea!

Thank GOD I believe that all men will be judged. It's the only thing that keeps me from violence.

re: #21 littleoldlady

Honey, I'm a Pennsylvanian.

/bitter is what I cling to

;-)

{littleoldlady}!

Seriously, I want to arrange a meet-up after school's out (June 3). I'd love to go to the King of Prussia Mall--perhaps we could meet for lunch?

re: #28 rightside

Now that's just funny...are you joining Operation Chaos? Voting to keep shrillary in?

No sir! I am a registered Democrat, and in Pennsylvania I now have only 2 choices to vote for in the primary.

/let's not go into the fact that I don't really have a choice, thanks to our primary system...
//where's my bloodpressure meds?!

re: #39 Irene NYC

BabbaZee

Are you going to post a song for Earth Day? Maybe you could find something to match Giggle's, whooops!, I meant Google's fairytale art work? You know, something with a strident, Lenin-esque beat to it.

Oh good LAWD!

LOL!

re: #39 Irene NYC

BabbaZee

Are you going to post a song for Earth Day? Maybe you could find something to match Giggle's, whooops!, I meant Google's fairytale art work? You know, something with a strident, Lenin-esque beat to it.

We are having a bonfire today to celebrate Earth Day :)

I think I will go let all the product out of all my aerosol cans at once

BBIAM

re: #36 galloping granny

I did NOT eat all the fruit salad. And coffee? What coffee?

/furtively slides cup of decaf behind him. *innocent look*

Why didn't they make Earth Day coincide with Hitler's BD? Then they could have reallly partied like it's 1939

From Instapundit: [Link: www.instapundit.com...]

OVER AT JERRY POURNELLE'S PLACE, some thoughts about evolution and creationism:

The ID/fundamentalists only posit a Creator who acts in ways that make sense to people, with human motivations (and yes, some folks like Hoyle---RIP, a great man---did not fit into this category). I'm back with Greg Benford about that: "The thing about aliens is, they're alien." The same thing holds true for deities. We *cannot* understand the universe from quanta to quasars, genes to galaxies. At least not now.

The AAs fit the same mold. I know better than Dawkins about the limitations of evolutionary thought on a molecular level (he is not a molecular biologist, as I am). Yet his pride shows in every syllable. The Greeks had a word for this: hubris.

None of this is new, and you have a great deal to contend with at present. All I am saying is that both "sides" miss the point: we should be humble about ourselves and our place in the universe. We cannot *know* if a Creator exists. We can only *believe* if one exists, or does not. And we should definitely be humble about our own tools to probe the universe---they are sparse and primitive.

The Fundamentalists who say the most ignorant things about evolution are wrong on their side. And Dawkins and Myers and their ilk, who dare to call people of faith "stupid" (while their own atheism requires as much faith as any snake handling fundamentalist), revolt me.

Mark Twain once wrote that we didn't know whether or not there was life after death. But soon enough we would know, so why fret about it?

Works for me!

re: #48 goddessoftheclassroom

The ID/fundamentalists

that's the first three words of the article.

If I believe that ID has merit
I am a Fundie.

I am pretty fucking sick of that hooplewanky already.

BabbaZee!

As always, you are the best!

re: #41 goddessoftheclassroom

Hey! I thought we were meeting at Cracker Barrel?

/perhaps that's the matzah talking ;-)

I would love to meet up with you! Unfortunately at the moment we are in a nasty state of financial flux. If I can fix this mess by the summer we'll make concrete plans, okay?

re: #50 Irene NYC

{Irene!}

lol!

re: #48 goddessoftheclassroom

Amen goddess. That's an argument I can get behind.

/still say god was a mathmatician.

re: #49 BabbaZee

that's the first three words of the article.

If I believe that ID has merit
I am a Fundie.

I am pretty fucking sick of that hooplewanky already.

Oh, keep reading, though. Pretend the / is more an "or" than an "and."

re: #42 littleoldlady

No sir! I am a registered Democrat, and in Pennsylvania I now have only 2 choices to vote for in the primary.

/let's not go into the fact that I don't really have a choice, thanks to our primary system...
//where's my bloodpressure meds?!

Yes LET'S to into the fact that the "Democrat" party has instituted a system of unelected, appointed "superdelegates" to override the expressed will of the people, completely disenfranchised the voters of two of the largest states in the US because the legislatures of those states chose to change primary day, and now want the superdelegates to decide who will be the Democrat nominee before the people in the last 10 or so states even have a chance to case a ballot! Did you know Dean was screaming for the superdelegates to choose yesterday? You would not even have needed to bother to vote!

And THEN they have the gall to call the ultimate choice for Democrat contender for the presidency the "people's representative." OK. Frankly, I think the Democrat party should be hauled into court for election fraud and engineering.

re: #51 littleoldlady

Hey! I thought we were meeting at Cracker Barrel?

/perhaps that's the matzah talking ;-)

I would love to meet up with you! Unfortunately at the moment we are in a nasty state of financial flux. If I can fix this mess by the summer we'll make concrete plans, okay?

Oh, yes, a Cracker Barrel by all means! Is there one by KofP Mall?

/breakfast and shopping and littleoldlady--life will be good.

Summer will be far better for me, too.

re: #42 littleoldlady

Maybe us Pencil heads are sooo bitter because we get up so early to feed the chickens, load our guns, read our Scriptures and Alienate illegals.

How ya doin lady?

re: #54 goddessoftheclassroom

I did read it.

But the inference was made,
and it is the kick off to the article to boot.

This is apparently a very common assumption,
and I am already sick of it is all

re: #46 BlueCanuck

I did NOT eat all the fruit salad. And coffee? What coffee?

/furtively slides cup of decaf behind him. *innocent look*

You can keep the decaf honey :) Gotta be the real thing, strong enough to put hair on your chest (though not quite so strong as to stand up a spoon.) With just a touch of cream.

re: #44 galloping granny

We are having a bonfire today to celebrate Earth Day :)

Well, burn, granny, burn. And don't you furgit to send your prayers up to Gaia and the witches.
;)

re: #54 goddessoftheclassroom

Oh, keep reading, though. Pretend the / is more an "or" than an "and."

The sciences help us to understand "what." The arts help us to understand "what now."

Faith helps us understand "why."

re: #55 galloping granny

I think the Democrat party should be hauled into court for election fraud and engineering.

I would agree with you (100%!), except their machinations are pretty much assuring an Obama loss.

/conflicted ;-)

Pretend the / is more an "or" than an "and."

It was written with a specific intent.
I won't pretend it was not.

re: #57 Widow'smight

Widow'smight! :-)

I'm okay. Exercising my touchpad finger in anticipation. :-)

You?

re: #53 BlueCanuck

Amen goddess. That's an argument I can get behind.

/still say god was a mathmatician.

I would bet there is a fairly good possibility of that, given the frequent repetition of things like the Fibonnaci series.

okay, off to work, be back in a bit.

re: #63 BabbaZee

It was written with a specific intent.
I won't pretend it was not.

I understand your frustration, but I was thrilled to see someone point out the flaws in the other argument.

re: #65 galloping granny

I would bet there is a fairly good possibility of that, given the frequent repetition of things like the Fibonnaci series.

re: #15 BabbaZee

I would vote for my disembodied spleen before I would vote for Obama

YEAH! Finally, a qualified candidate!
I'd vote for your spleen too, { { {BABBA} } }
I miss you maniacs! Just a quick drive-by. Tons of stuff going on and not enough time in the day.
L'il Ms.Mom may be going to Notre Dame in the fall. (beaming with pride). Decision time this week. My work situation is "in flux" but hope to have it resolved soon.
Will be back regularly as soon as possible. Keep my seat warm please.
I leave you (temporarily) with this...
[Link: www.biblegateway.com...]

re: #56 goddessoftheclassroom

There's a Cracker Barrel in Plymouth Meeting, about 10 minutes from the Mall.

/life is good! :-)

re: #60 Irene NYC

Well, burn, granny, burn. And don't you furgit to send your prayers up to Gaia and the witches.
;)

Over my dead body you should even joke about such a thing as sending prayers to anyone except YHWH. I won't even eat food marked halal because I consider it to have been dedicated to a false god.

You didn't see the point about open burning to "celebrate" Earth Day, did you? Greenies don't think open burning is very green.

Morning

re: #65 galloping granny

I would bet there is a fairly good possibility of that, given the frequent repetition of things like the Fibonnaci series.

And don' forget the good old ones like π, φ (phi), and plancks constant.

re: #68 goddessoftheclassroom

It's not frustration Goddess.
I just have a deep belief in the power of words and I watch how they are used very very carefully.

And yes it was nice to see someone point out the flaws.

IMO this argument is a huge waste of time.

Evolution partially and incompletely describes a mechanism, not a cause.
GOD and science are not mutually exclusive.

But SCIENCE wants to make sure they are.

I have no desire to have any arguments with anyone over this crap.

Far as I am concerned it is another Stan sponsored divide and conquer trick.

But avoid foolish controversies and genealogies and arguments and quarrels about the law, because these are unprofitable and useless.
~Titus 3:9

In honor of Earth Day all liberals should stop breathing for 15 minutes to help the environment !

re: #70 MrMom

{MrMom!}

re: #72 galloping granny

Over my dead body you should even joke about such a thing as sending prayers to anyone except YHWH. I won't even eat food marked halal because I consider it to have been dedicated to a false god.

You didn't see the point about open burning to "celebrate" Earth Day, did you? Greenies don't think open burning is very green.

You are so right. I almost got into a heated argument at a very genteel women's club meeting about changing our association's stance from requiring "an affirmation in belief in God" to "an affirmation fo spirituality." Fortunately, even grander dames than I smacked down the waffly moonbat, and we stood by our traditions.

re: #72 galloping granny

You didn't see the point about open burning to "celebrate" Earth Day, did you? Greenies don't think open burning is very green.

Granny,
That "smile" at the end of my post indicated that I was making fun of the greenies and their beliefs.

re: #49 BabbaZee

Seems to me there are many "Scientific Geniuses" here in LGF waiting in the wings ready to Condescend from on high on those with different views, putting them in their stupid places with some very harsh words.
The interenet allows you to abuse very nice folks without any real facts your line of thinking is valid and without worry of having some Widow's-like man kick your f--in ass for pissing on a lady.

You're not a man when you do that, you're a coward.

I've also noticed the differences between said folks and moonbats/Islamists are very few, maybe that's why they act the same when their holy sacrements has been challenged.

Gotta go wake up the Republicans that I live with...

Good day, ALL!™

re: #76 BabbaZee

Romans : 22 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools,

23And changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things.

24Wherefore God also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves:

25Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen.

Got to run--take care and God bless us, every one!

re: #78 BabbaZee

"Most excellent" lizards (heh)....I know you're not dull.
[Link: www.biblegateway.com...]
Back when I can. Have a great day all. I love and miss you and remember you in my prayers.

re: #64 littleoldlady

Great! Don't have to water those perty plants I got in the mail thanks to the Climate change on Sunday. Going out to Pittsburgh this weekend to see my Baby and watch the Phillies.

How's your Princess doing without you to butt up against?

re: #81 Widow'smight

They have one purpose and will give their power and authority to the beast.
~ Revelation 17:13

re: #85 MrMom

"Most excellent" lizards (heh)....I know you're not dull.
[Link: www.biblegateway.com...]
Back when I can. Have a great day all. I love and miss you and remember you in my prayers.

Back at ye

re: #83 storagemanager

144,000 updings

BabbaZee, granny, et. al.,

Our own Ghagdad Bob has always been eloquent on the subject at his website onecosmos. Certainly one of the web's worthier endeavors.

re: #90 Irene NYC

Bob is a genius, I love him, always have.

re: #79 goddessoftheclassroom

You are so right. I almost got into a heated argument at a very genteel women's club meeting about changing our association's stance from requiring "an affirmation in belief in God" to "an affirmation fo spirituality." Fortunately, even grander dames than I smacked down the waffly moonbat, and we stood by our traditions.

The Girl Scouts has changed it. You would not even recognize the GS Promise or Laws these days. And I think the motto is long, long gone.

re: #80 Irene NYC

Granny,
That "smile" at the end of my post indicated that I was making fun of the greenies and their beliefs.

My apologies then Irene. I am a cranky *itch before I have had coffee & aspirin.

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice criticized former US President, Jimmy Carter once again for his meetings with Hamas leaders in Gaza and Damascus, saying Carter has been explicitly warned not to meet with the Hamas. (AP)

That's her job... [Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Speaking of Stan Sponsored Divide and Conquer:

#745 BabbaZee

re: #738 Spiny Norman

The God-botherers have given zombie, of all people, the bum's rush?

Unfuckingbelievable.

Maybe I should try to get him/her to start posting at Hot Air or Protein Wisdom.

Bullshit.
People disagreed with Zombie.
This is a fucking mind crime now?
This is not even close to being the the same as "running Zombie off".
Did you read the thread?
Where are the posts where the "God People" gave Zombie the "bum's rush?"
Zombie was very harsh to people on the Ben Stein thread and mostly this attitude was not returned.
Bums rush my ass
People have actually tried to run me off here in the past.
So I know the difference.

New museum with Temple replica to be erected opposite Western Wall. Project’s sponsors include actors Kirk, Michael Douglas

Ofer Petersburg Published: 04.22.08, 13:47 / Israel Jewish Scene

A grandiose museum featuring an elaborated massive replica of the Temple is currently being erected opposite the Western Wall.

The three-storey museum, whose construction is valued at nearly $20 million will be erected in the Aish HaTorah ("Fire of the Torah") Yeshiva complex. The museum will feature a journey through Jewish history, from the days of Abraham to the present, emphasizing the message and significance of the Jewish people’s presence in the Land of Israel and their degree of accomplishment in world improvement.

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

re: #77 LeftJustAintRight

In honor of Earth Day all liberals should stop breathing for 15 minutes to help the environment !

That would make a definite, measurable, negative adjustment to the level of "greenhouse gases" in the environment.

#739 realwest 4/21/08 10:33:03 pm reply quote report 3

re: #738 Spiny Norman
The "God-botherers"?! Not sure who it is your talking about.
Zombie made some points that perhaps some moonbats could be persuaded to come over to the Anti-Jihad side if they didn't have to "side along" with religious fundamentalists.
Some people - not all of whom are religious or religous fundamentalists - disagreed with zombie.
Zombie said she felt unwanted here and wouldn't be posting at LGF for "a while". No one here asked zombie to leave or to not post out here.
In fact, quite to the contrary a LOT of us asked zombie not to leave or at least dinged up posts that asked zombie not to leave.
So if zombie does leave, it will be his/her decision alone to make.

re: #95 BabbaZee

Me too...you were one of the few..who spoke for me.

I took today off work...yipee!
To get my timing belt on my car fixed...groan.

re: #96 storagemanager

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Now that is very, very interesting storage.

re: #91 BabbaZee

Since neither can be proved, I'll stick for the most logical choice.

Let them make up another unbelievable answer to simple, logical questions. I really think this is one of their ways to feel more distinct from us Fundites. They have no idea we're all definately distinct from each other to begin with.

Me, well I can play my throat like Curlie on the stooges. And some other things.

Well time to sign off, paper work just doubled on me here. :p

Have fun folks and when things are at the darkest just think. . . .PUPPIES. :)

*giggle*

re: #99 storagemanager

Me too...you were one of the few..who spoke for me.

{Storage}

Because we get our information from the same source

LOL

re: #102 Widow'smight

It's all BS

also
IMO the "fundies" are on the other foot.
Their FAITH in Random Nothing is remarkable.

LOL

Where "Religion" and "Science" do not disdain each other.

re: #104 BabbaZee

{Storage}

Because we get our information from the same source

LOL

( BabbaZee ) you have the gift.

re: #106 storagemanager

[blush]

We all have gifts.

You do have to walk in the way for them to be revealed to you and manifested through you though....

re: #93 galloping granny

Well, granny, there's certainly enough sh*t going on in the world to make even the best cranky at times. So, we're all in good company.
{Extra strong coffee on its way!}

re: #101 galloping granny

PLEASE
Remind me to send you an e-mail regarding "60" and the Temple

re: #105 BabbaZee

Added that to my favorites to read at another time, thanks.

Will Muhammad image ignite holy war?
'Why We Left Islam' 1st American book to picture 'prophet' on cover

[Link: www.worldnetdaily.com...]

re: #110 Widow'smight

That's some deep stuff in there , LOL

Muslim Leaders Want Mecca to Be Center of World Time Zones
April 22nd, 2008

...

another king will arise (The Antichrist)... He will speak against the Most High and oppress his saints and try to change the set times and the laws. The saints will be handed over to him for a time, times and half a time. - Daniel 7:24,25

[Link: www.joels-trumpet.com...]

good morning all protocols elders of zion.this ones funny

re: #114 hayseed

I post that one all the time too LOL

Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?

(show of hands, please)

Are you dumb hicks still clinging to your religion?

re: #116 Occasional Reader

Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?

(show of hands, please)

re: #17 BabbaZee

Hillary. Given a choice beteen voting for Obama and voting for Hillary, I would even vote for Hillary.

Somewhere she is laughing her ass off

That's the whole point of OBAMA
he is SUPPOSED to make her look acceptable

He sure makes her look less like a Marxist, doesn't he?

Zackly! Their monster has gotten away from them, but it doesn't change what I think is Obama's political origin. Hillary ran to the center around three years ago. The only way she could do that is if she had an inflatable lefty bogeyman to suck up all the oxygen on her left during the primaries. Then pop his balloon (leaving the far left with only her to vote for) to get the nomination, while remaining positioned in the center to pick up the voters Obama never could. Additionally, she gets to say that she was always in the center.

The problem is that now, if she beats Obama, his fevered acolytes will revile her, and stay home in droves. Mitt Romney knows this math--that's why he committed himself to John McCain as soon as it became extremely unlikely that he would secure the nomination. Republicans will have gotten over it by the general election, while the Democrats will be staggering around in the dust of their ruined organization.

Go Hillary!

re: #117 Occasional Reader

Are you dumb hicks still clinging to your religion?

Ahyup

lol

Took my mowers to the shop..long days ahead.

re: #119 haakondahl

HAAAAAAAAK!

;~}

Me, I'm clinging to my boarding pass, and off to the last segment in you homeward-bound travels. Happy trails.

re: #115 BabbaZee

I was over at mpacuk this morning and some guy named brightray was posting some shit about the protocols. the Muslims on that board smacked him down so fast his head spun. it was a Muslim on Muslim smack down

re: #109 BabbaZee

PLEASE
Remind me to send you an e-mail regarding "60" and the Temple

I'm reminding you :)

I stayed out of the whole evolution/creation debate for two reasons:
1) the thread was already at 1500+ posts when I first saw it, and
2) such debates tend to be arguments rather than careful consideration of each other's views.

My own beliefs are:

God created the heavens and the earth, everything visible and invisible.

How He went about it is a mystery. The account in the first book of the Bible or Torah is in my opinion a symbolic story. The story is not false, nor a lie, but it does not give specific details or facts. In Moses' time (circa 1200 BCE), a science textbook explanation of creation would have been largely incomprehensible. In our own time, if we were given precise details of what happened, we probably wouldn't understand it any better. So we are given a broad symbolic synopsis of what took place.

If Stein butchered science and manipulated evidence to try to prove his point, he was was disingenuous and foolish.

Posting is going to be a problem today..I see.

[Link: fallbacklgf.blogspot.com...]

I put a thread up
couldn't get in for the last 5 -10 minutes or so

what we have here is a failure to communicate

I opened the door to that thread, and was overwhelmed by the odor emanating from it. I wouldn't touch that with a 10 meter cattle prod. Maybe a moratorium on that subject for a bit.

re: #127 storagemanager

Posting is going to be a problem today..I see.

Me too. Had to close and re-open.

re: #128 BabbaZee

[Link: fallbacklgf.blogspot.com...]

I put a thread up
couldn't get in for the last 5 -10 minutes or so

I hope it is better than the chick puking...didn't care for that.

hayseed,

thanks for the Protocols link - hadn't seen it before.

re: #121 storagemanager

Right now, I have to jump my Lawn Tractor off my Truck. I Zink I neets a new Battry. I zink, zerfore I am

re: #132 storagemanager

I hope it is better than the chick puking...didn't care for that.

I did not put that up

Karridine did

re: #130 rightside

I opened the door to that thread, and was overwhelmed by the odor emanating from it. I wouldn't touch that with a 10 meter cattle prod. Maybe a moratorium on that subject for a bit.

But what about the rapidly evolving Lizards?

[ducks]

/suspected subtle comment from Lizard-In-Chief.

re: #130 rightside

Lots of gamey lizard buttock, blood and entrails all over the floor......

shoot, you think that was bad you ought to come to one of my hill-billy family reunions.

Good morning, Lizards!

Is it down?
Storagemanager | Edit comment Delete comment | 04.22.08 - 7:42 am | #

Gravatar yes this thread makes me sick so I put a new one above LOL
BabbaZee | Edit comment Delete comment | Email | Homepage | 04.22.08 - 7:51 am | #

Good morning, all...

Well, I'm at comment #1750 (of 2,332 so far) in the Expelled Exposed thread. Is it worth plowing through the rest, or more of the same the rest of the way through? Inquiring lizard wants to know!

re: #136 haakondahl

But what about the rapidly evolving Lizards?

[ducks]

/suspected subtle comment from Lizard-In-Chief.

Gee what FORCE sped them up?

re: #139 christheprofessor

nope

re: #137 BulgarWheat

{BULGARITY!}

re: #142 BabbaZee

Mornin' Babba. Down in sunny Florida.

I need to run into the customer site here in a few minutes.

I love the fact that Hillary said she would nuke Iran...after Iran nuked Israel...thats her idea of standing with Israel.

BZ

"Nope" to "worth plowing through" or "Nope" to "more of the same?" (I suspect the former)...

re: #145 christheprofessor

BZ

"Nope" to "worth plowing through" or "Nope" to "more of the same?" (I suspect the former)...

Nope to plowing through more of the same BS

re: #140 BabbaZee

Gee what FORCE sped them up?

You've gone Jedi on us?

re: #144 storagemanager

I love the fact that Hillary said she would nuke Iran...after Iran nuked Israel...thats her idea of standing with Israel.

That seems to be GWB's idea of it too

re: #147 Occasional Reader

re: #140 BabbaZee

Gee what FORCE sped them up?

You've gone Jedi on us?

Traitor!

re: #147 Occasional Reader

You've gone Jedi on us?

Oh HELL no.

LOL

re: #136 haakondahl

HaHa!

re: #137 BulgarWheat

Lots of gamey lizard buttock, blood and entrails all over the floor......

shoot, you think that was bad you ought to come to one of my hill-billy family reunions.

Good morning, Lizards!

Good morning Bulgar, I was thinking more along the lines of I wouldn't have had much to add to that thread, intellectually speaking. A man's got to know his limitations.

re: #144 storagemanager

I love the fact that Hillary said she would nuke Iran...after Iran nuked Israel...thats her idea of standing with Israel.

I thought that she just said that we were able to annihilate Iran (something which should be beyond debate, given the size of our nuclear arsenal) if they attacked Israel... The quote I saw did not say that we would, just that we could.

re: #130 rightside

I opened the door to that thread, and was overwhelmed by the odor emanating from it. I wouldn't touch that with a 10 meter cattle prod. Maybe a moratorium on that subject for a bit.

lgf has refused to allow other topics to be discussed in the past—at least until everyone was willing to discuss calmly and civilly their opinions. I think that this topic might be suitable for a moratorium, too.

re: #151 rightside

"a man's gotta know his limitations..."

one of my favorite Dirty Harry quotes.

Welcome to the book of revelation.

Someone from our Feral Remnant Department will be with you in a moment.

Please hold.

Pope genuflects before UN

Coverage of the United Nations speech by Pope Benedict XVI was extremely lacking in critical analysis. None of the stories that Accuracy in Media surveyed in the major newspapers alluded to the fact that while the Pope had just finished apologizing for the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal in several U.S. appearances, his speech to the U.N. ignored the history of rapes of women and children committed by its so-called military “peacekeepers.” This has been a major U.N. scandal for years.

The Pope met with American victims of mostly homosexual Catholic priests, but said nothing about the victims of the U.N.

A Danish documentary, “And the U.N. Came,” blames U.N. troops for creating the AIDS crisis in Cambodia. The film documents how U.N. soldiers spread the disease by having sex with local citizens, children, and prostitutes. Asked about the conduct of U.N. soldiers, one U.N. official is shown saying, “Boys will be boys.”

Instead of addressing this scandal, Benedict called on the flawed and corrupt body to exercise a military doctrine known as the “Responsibility to Protect” people in trouble. This is one part of the speech that made news. It means the Vatican has endorsed the concept of the U.N. acquiring more power and influence, including of a military nature. Our media failed to point out that, generally speaking, the U.N. is considered incompetent or worse in military affairs. The 1994 Rwanda genocide, carried out under the noses of U.N. officials and peacekeepers, is considered the most notorious example.

In another curious development, at least for Catholics, Benedict ignored the world body’s devotion to population control through abortion and said that “My presence at this [U.N. General] Assembly is a sign of esteem for the United Nations, and it is intended to express the hope that the Organization will increasingly serve as a sign of unity between States and an instrument of service to the entire human family.”

[SNIP]

re: #146 BabbaZee

Thanks. It was getting old, after all...

Desperately want to get up and get another mug of coffee, but the Puppinator is sleeping up against me and I don't want to disturb her...

Careful - I know what happens when Lizards evolve too quickly!

re: #156 christheprofessor

but the Puppinator is sleeping up against me and I don't want to disturb her...

I have gotten cramps like that....

LOL

re: #155 BabbaZee

Hi, my name is Bulgar and I'll be your Feral Remnant host this morning.

gotta head over to the customer site. be back later on.

re: #156 christheprofessor

It carried on in the Robert Spencer thread too

re: #159 BulgarWheat

MWAH

re: #152 JamesTKirk

I thought that she just said that we were able to annihilate Iran (something which should be beyond debate, given the size of our nuclear arsenal) if they attacked Israel... The quote I saw did not say that we would, just that we could.

Clinton warns Iran of U.S. nuclear response
Senator: ‘Massive retaliation’ for attack on Israel would likely include NATO [Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

re: #154 BulgarWheat

"a man's gotta know his limitations..."

one of my favorite Dirty Harry quotes.

"Well, we're not just going to let you walk out of here..."

"Who's we, sucka?"

"Me....and Smith....and Wesson.."

re: #156 christheprofessor

You must really be nice to your wimmin friends, right?

re: #153 David IV of Georgia

I suppose I'm lucky that my computer gags whenever threads get over 700 comments or so. Meanwhile, will everyone who has had their fundamental religious beliefs changed in an argument on the internet please raise your hands? I'm counting...well...

re: #158 BabbaZee

re: #160 BabbaZee

"Heh!" to #158 and "Doh!" to # 160....

re: #144 storagemanager

I love the fact that Hillary said she would nuke Iran...after Iran nuked Israel...thats her idea of standing with Israel.

Unfortunately, I think that some Iranians in charge might think that this would be a fair trade. Be on the watch for entire Iranian cabinet and military brass relocating to some Indonesian jungle. (Just because they think it's a fair trade doesn't mean they want to die.)

re: #162 storagemanager

OK, that's a different article than the one I'd seen.

re: #164 Widow'smight

I am when I have one -- right now, I batchin' it, though... :(

Gyuuud evening, all!

Not much time to post today as I have workshops to attend... but I wanted to stop in and say good morning to you, Lizards.

Michael Moore provides a perfect illustration why the Donk party is FUBAR:

LOS ANGELES — Michael Moore wants voters in Pennsylvania to cast their ballots for Barack Obama. Moore endorsed Obama in a 1,100-word posting on his Web site Monday. It includes praise for the Illinois senator and harsh words for Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic Party and the Bush administration.

Lamenting the lack of a valid primary in his home state of Michigan, Moore writes that Obama’s experience and voting record aren’t as important as his “basic decency” and ability to inspire.

“What we are witnessing is not just a candidate but a profound, massive public movement for change,” Moore writes. “My endorsement is more for Obama The Movement than it is for Obama the candidate.”

He supports the GlowBama movement because he's been pummeled senseless, the poor man:

“I, like the majority of Americans, have been pummeled senseless for eight long years,” he writes. “That’s why I will join millions of citizens and stagger into the voting booth come November, like a boxer in the 12th round, all bloodied and bruised with one eye swollen shut, looking for the only thing that matters — that big ‘D’ on the ballot.”

/idiot

re: #167 David IV of Georgia

Indonesian jungle?

Well...we are right next door... ;)

Contemporary Arab-Muslim anti-Semitism, its Significance and Implications

WASHINGTON (AFP-EJP)---Democratic White House contender Barack Obama could not hide his irritation Monday when asked by a reporter what he thought about former president Jimmy Carter's meeting with Hamas last week.

"Why can't I just eat my waffle?" the Illinois senator said as he ate breakfast in Scranton, Pennsylvania, according to MSNBC television pictures.

Pressed again for an answer, he replied: "Just let me eat my waffle."

A true leader of the people. [Link: www.ejpress.org...]

re: #165 Pullus Iulius

exactly.

re: #171 Irish Rose

I've been pummeled senseless for the past eight years, but not because of Republicans. Though it was in part to that rich [expletive deleted] who got me kicked outta high school, but enough flashbacks. >__>

re: #174 storagemanager

A true leader of the people. [Link: www.ejpress.org...]

That's a good one, considering the significance of "waffle" to Dem candidates...

re: #174 storagemanager

"Conflicting Declarations from Carter and Hamas"

/a big, flashing headline with article time on CNN International earlier today...

re: #174 storagemanager

Sounds like he's, um, waffling to me... ;)

re: #144 storagemanager

I love the fact that Hillary said she would nuke Iran...after Iran nuked Israel...thats her idea of standing with Israel.

She didn't say she would obliterate them...she said we could obliterate them. Big difference. Hell, we could obliterate them right now.

re: #176 laZardo

I've been pummeled senseless for the past eight years, but not because of Republicans. Though it was in part to that rich [expletive deleted] who got me kicked outta high school, but enough flashbacks. >__>

Could Mikey Moore really have been beaten senseless, without having had some sense in the first place?

re: #10 Pro-Bush Canuck

I suspect the average Lizard would be happier (less anguished?) with Hillary than with Obama "Saddam" Hussain...

i disagree with hillary on a lot of things and would not vote for her but i do have a clue what she whould do if iran were to attack israel, OBAMA SCARES THE HELL OUT OF ME, and even my non political wife who is mostly a democrat out of habit worries a lot about obama. She clearly isn't the only jewish voter out there with the same fears.

re: #173 BabbaZee

Uncredible!

Sorry, Kirk, you beat me to the punch. Damn. You. James. Kirk. Daaaammmnnnn Youuuuuuu Kirrrrkkkkkkk!

Morning LaZee

re: #184 bikermailman

Sorry, Kirk, you beat me to the punch. Damn. You. James. Kirk. Daaaammmnnnn Youuuuuuu Kirrrrkkkkkkk!

[Link: i75.photobucket.com...]

re: #171 Irish Rose

Not much time to post today as I have workshops to attend... but I wanted to stop in and say good morning to you, Lizards.

Michael Moore provides a perfect illustration why the Donk party is FUBAR:

/idiot

This is news how? :P

re: #186 JamesTKirk

ROTFF!

re: #180 bikermailman

She didn't say she would obliterate them...she said we could obliterate them. Big difference. Hell, we could obliterate them right now.

ok..here we go again..........

Clinton warns Iran of U.S. nuclear response
Senator: ‘Massive retaliation’ for attack on Israel would likely include NATO

Pretty clear to me... [Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

re: #181 JamesTKirk

Barring the logical redundancy of that question...I'm not sure.

re: #186 JamesTKirk

[Link: i75.photobucket.com...]

LOL I thought you were going to get a picture of Khan shaking his fist.

re: #169 christheprofessor

If/when you find the right lady, hope the dog still thinks you da man!

I must go, enjoy this beautiful Climate Change.

re: #174 storagemanager

A true leader of the people. [Link: www.ejpress.org...]

Waffles redeux...

re: #190 laZardo

Maaaatt Daaaaaaaaamon

re: #185 BabbaZee

Good morning BabbaZee

Khannnnnnn!

Good morning all. Yet another beautiful mid-70s day on the rise.

Obama's waffling? Pass the syrup!

re: #189 storagemanager

Pretty clear to me... [Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

Again, coulda and if... She's trying to shore up the Jewish vote, which already has problems with Obama. She's trying to make everyone forget her kissy-face with Arafat's wife.

re: #191 bikermailman

Me too. Hi guys!

re: #185 BabbaZee

Morning LaZee

I see we are back.

re: #197 Lucius Septimius

Good morning all. Yet another beautiful mid-70s day on the rise.

Obama's waffling? Pass the syrup!

John F'ing Kerry has passed the syrup decanter!

re: #196 rightside

Khannnnnnn!

Khaaan!

re: #200 galloping granny

I see we are back.

For now it seems we are

re: #198 bikermailman

Again, coulda and if... She's trying to shore up the Jewish vote, which already has problems with Obama. She's trying to make everyone forget her kissy-face with Arafat's wife.

Your missing my point...she would attack Iran...after Israel is nuked...no help before...that was my point.

re: #198 bikermailman

Again, coulda and if... She's trying to shore up the Jewish vote, which already has problems with Obama. She's trying to make everyone forget her kissy-face with Arafat's wife.

We know the true face of Hillary.

re: #192 Widow'smight

Thanks -- take care, buddy....

re: #205 JamesTKirk

P'[expletive deleted]

I have far to travel today, but will be on later. Keep it real, keep it fresh, keep it Obama. Pray for Chaos.

re: #174 storagemanager

A true leader of the people. [Link: www.ejpress.org...]

ROFLMAO! If he just wants to eat his waffle, why doesn't he order up room service?

New avatar up -- and no, she's not doing what you might think at first glance...

re: #197 Lucius Septimius

Belgian waffle...I think these folks are on drugs

re: #202 JamesTKirk

Khaaan!

Look at the background...

"Why can't I just eat my waffle?"

THAT OUGHTA ROTATE

Ya know, I was just thinking, scary huh? Why didn't anyone jump down Barack Hussein Chicago's throat for the violence in Chicago last weekend? Really? 9 homicides and 36 shootings?! I bet Baghdad was less violent over the weekend!

Where are the calls to pull the cops out of Chicago?!

While Barack Hussein Chicago is out compaigning, Chicago burns again! And I bet the Good Rev. Wright was safe and sound in his Green Zone Gated Compound!

re: #202 JamesTKirk

Khaaan!

Now, that's funny, I don't care who ya are.

re: #202 JamesTKirk

LOL!

re: #174 storagemanager

If you excuse me, I'm gonna go be bitter, clinging to my guns, religion and pancakes.

re: #172 laZardo

Indonesian jungle?

Well...we are right next door... ;)

I was trying to think if somewhere Islamic, distant from danger, and somewhere fairly easy to hide (Huge and somewhat remote).

re: #215 bikermailman

Now, that's funny, I don't care who ya are.

I got more...

re: #203 BabbaZee

For now it seems we are

Only temporarily for me - I may have to break down and go buy coffee. There isn't a bean in the house and diet coke just is not doing it this morning. Meanwhile, it is The Day. Found the first of the forsythia in blossom up on Garden Hill yesterday when we went up to clean up. Nephew will be here by 10, rototiller will be here before noon, seeds will be going into the garden before dinner. SPRING has arrived in Vermont!

re: #213 BabbaZee

I'll second that...

re: #204 storagemanager

Your missing my point...she would attack Iran...after Israel is nuked...no help before...that was my point.

Nah, I got it. I'm just saying she's including qualifiers, subtly, so she could get out of it if she wanted to. She and Obama both like to do lawyerly mind tricks.

Good morning Lizards every where.....

re: #222 bikermailman

Nah, I got it. I'm just saying she's including qualifiers, subtly, so she could get out of it if she wanted to. She and Obama both like to do lawyerly mind tricks.

It all depends on what the meaning of "nuke" is...

re: #221 christheprofessor

It's so similar to:

I dont wanna use wade's hairbrush thing !

re: #220 galloping granny

Only temporarily for me - I may have to break down and go buy coffee. There isn't a bean in the house and diet coke just is not doing it this morning. Meanwhile, it is The Day. Found the first of the forsythia in blossom up on Garden Hill yesterday when we went up to clean up. Nephew will be here by 10, rototiller will be here before noon, seeds will be going into the garden before dinner. SPRING has arrived in Vermont!

Heh. My daffodils were through blooming six weeks ago. We're cooling off today. Only 87.

re: #224 JamesTKirk

It all depends on what the meaning of "nuke" is...

Heh. She's gonna microwave them? ;)

re: #219 JamesTKirk

OMFG that is so funny!

I'm off to the auto mechanic...sigh.
$$$$$$$$
Why can't rich people pay for my car repairs? I feel victimized.

Good morning lizards.
As a relative newbie (just under 5 months) I was amazed yesterday to see the outpouring of affection for zombie and the amount of begging and beseeching that followed zombie's rather petulantly announced intention to temporarily withdraw from posting at LGF. This is a truly remarkable blog site.
I took zombie's main point (leaving aside the emotional and personal stuff) to be essentially a basic tactical question about how best to try to "convert" moonbats to the anti-Islamofascist cause. I think that was a valid issue to raise, and I would be interested to know:
1. Whether lizards think it is even possible that moonbats would be prepared to adopt the anti-Islamofascist cause; and,
2. If so, then whether lizards would welcome to LGF those modified moonbat "converts" who remained complete and utter moonbats in every other way except for their newfound anti-Islamofascism.

Morning Dorian!

re: #225 BabbaZee

It's so similar to:

I dont wanna use wade's hairbrush thing !

I'm unfamiliar with that... :(

re: #229 David IV of Georgia

Don't forget your guns and religion before you leave. (:

re: #220 galloping granny

Only temporarily for me - I may have to break down and go buy coffee. There isn't a bean in the house and diet coke just is not doing it this morning. Meanwhile, it is The Day. Found the first of the forsythia in blossom up on Garden Hill yesterday when we went up to clean up. Nephew will be here by 10, rototiller will be here before noon, seeds will be going into the garden before dinner. SPRING has arrived in Vermont!

Doh..............I sooo know the feeling, went to make my coffee this morning and found just barely enough to make a pot, I surely do wish people would let me know when we are running out....Especially when they know I am going to the store to get cream and sugar and tasty flavorings for my coffee...

re: #228 rightside

OMFG that is so funny!

Khaaaan!

Khaaaan!

re: #230 sparrowlake

Good morning lizards.
As a relative newbie (just under 5 months) I was amazed yesterday to see the outpouring of affection for zombie and the amount of begging and beseeching that followed zombie's rather petulantly announced intention to temporarily withdraw from posting at LGF. This is a truly remarkable blog site.
I took zombie's main point (leaving aside the emotional and personal stuff) to be essentially a basic tactical question about how best to try to "convert" moonbats to the anti-Islamofascist cause. I think that was a valid issue to raise, and I would be interested to know:
1. Whether lizards think it is even possible that moonbats would be prepared to adopt the anti-Islamofascist cause; and,
2. If so, then whether lizards would welcome to LGF those modified moonbat "converts" who remained complete and utter moonbats in every other way except for their newfound anti-Islamofascism.

As to your 1, most won't I guess. They don't care that gays are hanged, blacks are slaughtered, and women are subjugated and mutilated. Those are the three big identity groups. 2? Yeah, I'd accept them, welcome them home, and work on the other things as they stay here.

re: #235 JamesTKirk

Stop! you're killing me here!

My coworkers are ready to call for an ambulance!

re: #230 sparrowlake

I missed that. Can you please point me to it?

Good Morning, Lizards! How are we all doin' this fine day?

Today's weather report from Michigan, via the 80's....

/what the hell were we thinking with those clothes? GACK!

re: #235 JamesTKirk

Khaaaan!

Khaaaan!

You've got a million of em! ha cha cha

re: #230 sparrowlake

I would be interested to know:
1. Whether lizards think it is even possible that moonbats would be prepared to adopt the anti-Islamofascist cause; and,
2. If so, then whether lizards would welcome to LGF those modified moonbat "converts" who remained complete and utter moonbats in every other way except for their newfound anti-Islamofascism.

Sparrowlake, once you've hung around a while you will discover that many of us - perhaps most - were once moonbats ourselves. Transformation from moonbat to sanity is an individual process. No, of course moonbats are not prepared to adopt the anti-jihadi cause. If they were they would not be moonbats.

re: #229 David IV of Georgia

I'm off to the auto mechanic...sigh.
$$$$$$$$
Why can't rich people pay for my car repairs? I feel victimized.

Oh I'm there with ya brother...

re: #231 rightside

Morning Dorian!

Good morning rightside...I hope you are feeling well this morning.

re: #237 rightside

Stop! you're killing me here!

My coworkers are ready to call for an ambulance!

Khaaaan!

re: #230 sparrowlake

{Sparrow}

re: #242 doriangrey

I'm laughing my ass off with JamesTKirks Khan pics! ROFL!

How are you?

Besides... My brother used to be a rock ribbed conservative. Now, he was going for Paul, now he's turned to Obama. Moonbat new!

re: #241 galloping granny

I'm happy to say I've been conservative all of my life (probably a function of my conservative, WW2-veteran father's influence). Hell, in college, one of my buds told me that I was just to the right of Atilla the Hun... ;)

re: #234 doriangrey

Doh..............I sooo know the feeling, went to make my coffee this morning and found just barely enough to make a pot, I surely do wish people would let me know when we are running out....Especially when they know I am going to the store to get cream and sugar and tasty flavorings for my coffee...

I would be very angry if I went to the store for cream and sugar and tasty flavorings and came to find that there was no coffee.

re: #232 christheprofessor

It was a fit Edwards or Kerry had in 04

I DONT WANNA USE WADES HAIRBRUSH

I think it was Edwards

anyway it rotates here since then

re: #243 JamesTKirk

He's still in great shape! LOL

"I call upon the jihadist generation in Lebanon to prepare to reach Palestine, and to banish the invading Crusader forces which are claimed to be peace keeping forces in Lebanon," Zawahiri said in reference to the UN forces deployed along the borders with Israel.

He also used the two-and-a-half hour message to urge Muslims to join militant groups, mainly in Iraq, where he claimed that the insurgency against the Iraqi government and the U.S.-led coalition forces is bearing fruit.

Turning his ire on Hamas, he said the Palestinian group's reported willingness to hold a referendum on any peace deal with Israel flew in the face of Sharia, or Islamic, law.

[Link: www.alarabiya.net...]

re: #250 rightside

He's still in great shape! LOL

And how do I stay in shape?

re: #230 sparrowlake
I enjoy the point/counterpoint aspect of LGF. But when someone suggests that some group should be tossed under the bus to appease moonbats, my feathers get ruffled.
I've lived with unruly, know-it-all teenagers, which is my opinion of moonbats, and the last thing they need is to be coddled and catered to. Reward their bad behavior and you'll just get even more of the same.
That wasn't a trial balloon that was floated, that was a lead balloon.

re: #247 christheprofessor

I'm happy to say I've been conservative all of my life (probably a function of my conservative, WW2-veteran father's influence). Hell, in college, one of my buds told me that I was just to the right of Atilla the Hun... ;)

Ditto, and my time in the academy has only confirmed my sensibilities.

Sometimes I think I went into my particular line of work so that I could be surrounded by people I don't agree with; same reason my paelocon uncle moved to Berkeley.

re: #247 christheprofessor

I'm happy to say I've been conservative all of my life (probably a function of my conservative, WW2-veteran father's influence). Hell, in college, one of my buds told me that I was just to the right of Atilla the Hun... ;)

I have been conservative about some things and fairly liberal when it comes to others. I have always, however, been quite far to the right of what presents today as the "centrist" Democrat party and consider "liberal" Democrats to be nothing short of a pack of Communists.

Actually, the 'peace' would be in alignment with sharia. They are allowed to make up to a ten year treaty, if they're on the run. For the purpose of regrouping and rearming. Then, when they are back to strength, they are commanded to break the truce. Or at the end of ten years, whichever comes first. Ah, the good holy book...instructions on how to wage war, and have sexual relations.

re: #229 David IV of Georgia

I'm off to the auto mechanic...sigh.
$$$$$$$$
Why can't rich people pay for my car repairs? I feel victimized.

What really chaps my ass is the way they build cars now such that once cannot even fix the simplest thing at home. My neighbor had her tail light go out. She couldn't get it out, so she took it to a garage. They couldn't get it out, so she called a dealer. She had to take it back to the dealer (and get charged confiscatory rates) in order to fix it. That oughta be criminal!

re: #249 BabbaZee

Ah, thanks. I don't recall seeing that one rotate...

re: #254 Lucius Septimius

Ditto, and my time in the academy has only confirmed my sensibilities.

Sometimes I think I went into my particular line of work so that I could be surrounded by people I don't agree with; same reason my paelocon uncle moved to Berkeley.

You must have a masochistic streak as wide as the Grand Canyon!

re: #238 christheprofessor

I missed that. Can you please point me to it?

Starting with number 26:
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #255 galloping granny

I have been conservative about some things and fairly liberal when it comes to others. I have always, however, been quite far to the right of what presents today as the "centrist" Democrat party and consider "liberal" Democrats to be nothing short of a pack of Communists.

We're going down England's road. The Republicans are becoming Democrats, and the Dems are becoming socialists.