Smell that?

Good Morning Lizards!

smell like no lizards

re: #1 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Smell what FBV?

*smells

I should go to bed

The smell of three lizards pondering.

what is the sound of three lizards clapping?

re: #7 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

FBV, you account for at least 3 Lizards on your own....but in a good way.

re: #7 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

C'mon FBV you have to entertain me this morning, you are a funny FBV.

I like your avatar BTW.

Charles,

Did you notice the out of place "?" ?

"Writers are a little below clowns and a little above trained seals.

—%uFFFDJohn Steinbeck"

re: #9 BulgarWheat
Bulgar tried your burgers, very delicious! Thanks for the recipe.

re: #12 conservgirl

hey, that's great to hear! Glad you like them. I'll have to tell the wife

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re: #13 BulgarWheat
Actually hubby made them and they were divine.

re: #8 Student of Objectivism

I'm not sure, but I do know it sounds like...when doves cry.

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

So.....what am I this morning? Chopped liver?

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
FBV, did you get your window fixed? Did they steal anything else?

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

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Now known as Bulgar....WHADDUP?

Obama on Fox New Sunday at 2pm eastern

re: #19 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

It should be good, I think CW does a good interview. One would think Obama would be prepared for this one.

re: #19 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

FBV, my painters are almost done replacing our siding with Hardiplank (the entire home) trim (replaced with all composite) and painting.

A "coffee with cream" color, and cranberry for the doors, and shutters. Lots of white trim as well. It's almost over, and I'm very happy with the results.

Been a long 5 or so weeks but it's almost over now.

re: #21 BulgarWheat
What is hardiplank? Husband sells wood...

re: #18 conservgirl

FBV, did you get your window fixed? Did they steal anything else?

Window got fixed Friday morning. The idiot was in a hurry. Didn't have time to find the DIGITAL CAMERA, CASH IN THE CONSOLE AND THE LAPTOP!

But the thief wasn't the only idiot in this picture. Some idiot parked his car in a hotel parking lot and left a GPS unit (stolen) DIGITAL CAMERA, CASH IN THE CONSOLE AND THE LAPTOP!

re: #16 laZardo

Sounds like an annoying song from early childhood ;)

re: #22 conservgirl

The Hardiplank is a replacement for the former masonite siding. It's cement based and holds up really well.

re: #21 BulgarWheat

Sounds idyllic.

re: #23 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Sounds like you travel all the time like me. I get complacent too, I have needles and syringes in the car for goodness sake, plus usually a purse and a laptop. I just travel MS so no GPS for me.

Glad you got it fixed.

re: #16 laZardo

Oh! Hey! Didn't see you come in. Dig if you will a picture.

re: #25 BulgarWheat
So do you live in an area were you have harsh weather conditions? How long does the Hardiplank last? Sounds interesting..

re: #26 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

any major home repair/remodel projects are stressful. It's nice to almost be done. I very happy with the results. Investing in the home is money well spent.

re: #28 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
Purple rain aficionado?

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

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re: #27 conservgirl

Sounds like you travel all the time like me. I get complacent too, I have needles and syringes in the car for goodness sake, plus usually a purse and a laptop. I just travel MS so no GPS for me.

Glad you got it fixed.

I can't imagine why anyone would need a GPS system. I would rip a talking GPS out of the dash and run it over with the car in under 20 minutes.

Ohhhh, I need coffee! And not to hear a Prince song so early in the morning.

re: #29 conservgirl

North Carolina. Yeah, the conditions can be pretty brutal on the house. Very hot and humid summers down here.

re: #31 conservgirl

I prefer chocolate to purple.

/**i move away from the lgf to get link

re: #34 galloping granny
Well I don't need one in MS but I enjoy looking for places and I like maps and have gotten pretty good at it in 10 years of outside sales. How is the planting going?

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

ZZZZZZZZZ, huh what? People walked in?

/damn I am going to get fired over this one. ;)

//if only.

re: #36 BulgarWheat
Oh, that's right. You don't live on the coast do you? We are going to the Wake Forrest/Ole Miss game in September. WF will kill us, we are never any good.

re: #7 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

The smell of three lizards pondering.

Is it the same thing they ponder every night -- how to take over the world?

re: #39 BlueCanuck
Hey Blue, how are you?

re: #34 galloping granny

I can't imagine why anyone would need a GPS system. I would rip a talking GPS out of the dash and run it over with the car in under 20 minutes.

I've got a really cheap GPS. All it does is say "Getting warming! Getting colder!" as I drive around...

re: #43 JamesTKirk
LOL! That would be a fun game..

re: #21 BulgarWheat

FBV, my painters are almost done replacing our siding with Hardiplank (the entire home) trim (replaced with all composite) and painting.

A "coffee with cream" color, and cranberry for the doors, and shutters. Lots of white trim as well. It's almost over, and I'm very happy with the results.

Been a long 5 or so weeks but it's almost over now.

Sounds pretty. Having the house painted is rapidly approaching the top of the list here too. We are not replacing siding this year though, so it should be much less stressful.

I did get a big chunk off the list over the last few days. The bushes that had overgrown half the patio are no more, the front steps have been replaced with a deck, a clothesline is up, the woods that run up the hill have been thinned by more than half so we'll actually get a little light in the backyard, plowing has been done to make room for the currants and gooseberries. And I bought a little red garden wagon (actually it is pretty big) and the kiddo and I assembled that yesterday.

I figure we will be "done" sometime next year.

re: #45 galloping granny
What's going on with the garden? All your tomatoes?

re: #40 conservgirl

we're outside of Raleigh, in Wake County. Wake Forest is a nice school, I was happy to see them win the ACC in football year before last. Not bad for a school w/ 5,000 students.

I've got cousins who went to Ole' Miss, and I"ve played golf on Ole' Miss' course. The family lived in Oxford.

re: #31 conservgirl

Purple rain aficionado?

Animals strike curious poses.

re: #48 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Animals strike curious poses.

They feel the heat... the heat between me and you...

re: #45 galloping granny

It's nice once it all starts coming together. The wife did a real nice job picking out the colors. The oldest mini-wheat will be in college in 4 years, so the timing was also good. Do it while I can still afford it.

re: #34 galloping granny

I can't imagine why anyone would need a GPS system. I would rip a talking GPS out of the dash and run it over with the car in under 20 minutes.

Without my GPS I would rip myself out of the seat and run over myself for 20 minutes!

I have to find three new addresses every day, in different cities, in three states. Some are very rural. No maps just me and the voice of Jezebel.

re: #38 conservgirl

Well I don't need one in MS but I enjoy looking for places and I like maps and have gotten pretty good at it in 10 years of outside sales. How is the planting going?

I love maps - the kind you can spread out and fold up. Those talking things would drive me mad in a heart beat.

Spring planting is finally done - at least the veggies part of it for this week. In another week or 10 days I'll put in another batch of Swiss chard, some more mesclun, baby pak choi and a couple other things. And I have to run get sponges so I can innoculate the mushroom spore. My nephew put a fence up across the top of the garden while he was here. The stuff we ended up using is cheap enough that I can fence the whole thing if I must.

Now I have to start on the lower gardens - dig holes for 6 red currant bushes and 10 gooseberries, plant some bulbs a wonderful lizard sent me, dig up the iris and thin them out (probably hasn't been done in 20+ years). And cover the pool area with black plastic to kill all the weeds. We're having our April showers this morning though, so it will wait a little bit.

re: #43 JamesTKirk

heh

re: #47 BulgarWheat
Oxford is quite lovely, I am sure you enjoyed your round of golf. I trained for Needles and Syringes in your area, went to about 7 hospitals when I first started my job. I think I stayed in Cary but traveled the area.

We are looking forward to seeing the campus but not getting beat. I know it will happen, husband will get mad and we will leave and go find a bar after traveling all that way. That's okay with me though.

re: #42 conservgirl

So very tired.

re: #46 conservgirl

What's going on with the garden? All your tomatoes?

Tomatoes are fine. They are still living in their pots. Some will be moving to bigger pots in the next couple of days. Here in northern New England you don't put tomatoes out before Memorial Day (the real one, not the new and improved 3 day weekend one) though I did push the envelope by a week last year and might do so again this if the weather stays warm. Might even go for May 15 if I have some ready by then

re: #52 galloping granny
Can you adopt me? I bet there will be lots of jam in your future from the bushes you are about to plant. I would love to see your creations back there. Did widowsmite send you the cannas? Mushrooms, how interesting.

re: #54 conservgirl

If you trained in Cary, you probably work for the same multi-national that my brother in law does. Our town is on the other side of Cary.

Sprechen sie Deutch?

heh!

Cary is actually an acronym for (Containment Area for Relocated Yankees)

re: #55 BlueCanuck
Bored at work?

Writers are a little below clowns and a little above trained seals.

It's a good thing he didn't capitalize SEALs.
Me thinks many SEALs are clowns (i.e., sense of humor and enjoyment of practical jokes). Probably goes for other special forces groups from many countries as well.

re: #59 conservgirl

That too, didn't get much sleep yesterday. Also had to be up early and into work early.

/i hate unions.

Well kiddies time to get ready for Church. But, I do not cling to my guns at Church. But I do cling on the way there and on the way home.

re: #50 BulgarWheat

It's nice once it all starts coming together. The wife did a real nice job picking out the colors. The oldest mini-wheat will be in college in 4 years, so the timing was also good. Do it while I can still afford it.

The colors sound pretty BulgarWheat. So pretty we just might borrow them from you.

As far as the college thing goes, I don't believe in parents signing away the family farm to pay for college. Help yes. Pay for it all - not on your life. But then I had four and the last one is still in college - part time while she works.

Kids who are footing much of the bill themselves and know they are going to walk out of college with debt to pay are overwhelmingly far more dedicated to learning something than those who are getting a free ride from Mom and Dad.

re: #58 BulgarWheat
No, it's a New England outfit. We make hospital supplies, think bandages. Oh and very corrupt CEO with a penchant for wild toga parties. Prison time too.

I trained there because the Needle and Syringe trainer lived there in Cary. I have heard the acronym many times. It's the research triangle, right?

So is Siemens there? Brother worked for them.

re: #61 BlueCanuck

At first I thought you said, "I hate onions". I was sad for you for a second.

I saw a few threads up where Hillary's campaign is referring to LGF in regards to Obama's "bitter" wife being removed from El Hady's web site as a friend.

Heh!

They're still ripping the flesh off of one another's backs. This is good.

re: #65 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I love onions.:) Raw, sauteed, in soups, salads . . . . .

/unions jus plain stink though.

re: #66 BulgarWheat

They're still ripping the flesh off of one another's backs. This is good.

Been a bunch of that lately.

re: #61 BlueCanuck
I am sorry Blue. I live in a right to work state, so not a lot of unions here.

Need a GPS? Use the Shatner Navigation System!

re: #51 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Without my GPS I would rip myself out of the seat and run over myself for 20 minutes!

I have to find three new addresses every day, in different cities, in three states. Some are very rural. No maps just me and the voice of Jezebel.

I guess I can see that. Used to work a rural area for the Census. The voice would still drive me mad though. A friend of mine some years back had a talking car that would tell you when to shift. I wanted to blow that car to Kingdom Come.

re: #64 conservgirl

Yep, Siemens medical. Nice organization. Based on your description, I think I know the 4 letter company that you refer to.

re: #65 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
You perked up with the onion thing huh?

re: #61 BlueCanuck

That too, didn't get much sleep yesterday. Also had to be up early and into work early.

/i hate unions.

Generally, when I hear people raving about unions, they
(1) have never actually been in one, and
(2) can't name anything positive unions have actually done in our lifetime.

re: #60 Confuzed

It's a good thing he didn't capitalize SEALs.
Me thinks many SEALs are clowns (i.e., sense of humor and enjoyment of practical jokes). Probably goes for other special forces groups from many countries as well.

Comes from brilliance and living life on the edge.

re: #63 galloping granny

Yeah, college is supposed to be when kids become adults and learn adult lessons.

I do want the option/ability to cover the costs. We'll cross that bridge when we get to it. She may be eligible for some scholarships, who knows?

re: #72 BulgarWheat

Yep. We have spun off though, so our money is not going to the other divisions thankfully, more money for new technology and new products to sell.

I went to Erlangen to visit my step-brother a couple of years ago. We had a wonderful time in Germany. Did your brother go over there too?

re: #70 JamesTKirk

Need a GPS? Use the Shatner Navigation System!

Oh Jim, that's funny! I wish my GPS had a sarcasm setting. Instead of "Re-calculating" it would say something like, "OK, don't listen to me then....."

re: #78 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Oh Jim, that's funny! I wish my GPS had a sarcasm setting. Instead of "Re-calculating" it would say something like, "OK, don't listen to me then....."

Ah, you need the Jewish mother GPS.

re: #67 BlueCanuck

I love onions.:) Raw, sauteed, in soups, salads . . . . .

/unions jus plain stink though.

I put in 100 or so red onion sets. If I had more room I would have planted more, but there's all those tomatoes. . . . . . . though that might be less of a problem than I thought. We have a nice, flat, sunny yard on the far side of the house that you have to walk around the front to get to, so nobody ever uses it. Daughter hates to mow it, so we're going to plow thatsucker up and put in a cornfield. And whatever else I can squish in there.

re: #77 conservgirl

my wife's family came over from Germany in the mid-60's. He's here on a visa, while my wife became a citizen in 1986.

He's got a thick Tennesee drawl, but a German passport. He's also a great B-I-L and wonderful husband and father.

re: #71 galloping granny
Now, that would drive me crazy. Did it bother her too?

re: #74 JamesTKirk

I belong to one, and currently being screwed by one. Our local transit union walked off the job on strike Friday at midnight, with one hour warning.

re: #81 BulgarWheat

Interesting, what part of Germany are they from? Brother was in training with Siemens for five months at their headquarters in Erlangen and we stayed with him for about two weeks and traveled the central part and Southern part of Germany.

re: #83 BlueCanuck
Oh that is horrible. Sorry about that.

You have to be careful which union you join.

re: #76 BulgarWheat

Yeah, college is supposed to be when kids become adults and learn adult lessons.

I do want the option/ability to cover the costs. We'll cross that bridge when we get to it. She may be eligible for some scholarships, who knows?

Oh don't wait till then BulgarWheat. If she'll be ready for college in four years, then you need to start pushing the summer job scenario and the money in the savings account to pay for college line, looking at schools, considering careers. (Do NOT let her major in psychology - McDonald's pays more with only a Bachelors!) This is not one day too early to start. And just the right time for a summer job too. Also make sure that you investigate potential scholarships NOW so that she knows what the various criteria are and can plan.

Look at it like planning for war -

re: #84 conservgirl

Bremerhaven. Way up north. He's also in NC now, though. In fact, he lives outside of Greensboro, not far from Wake Forest.

re: #82 conservgirl

Now, that would drive me crazy. Did it bother her too?

Nope. She loved that car. I avoided it as much as I humanly could.

re: #87 galloping granny

"Look at it like planning for war -"

I like that. I'll share that with the wife today.

re: #88 BulgarWheat
I went to the hospital in Greensboro, also went shopping there too. I did not learn a lot actually, we went shopping half the time. I was too green to realize that this was not good. Went to Duke MC, the VA, the children's hospital next to Duke.

re: #89 galloping granny
Yeah, that would drive me insane. I think I would not be able to concentrate on my driving. Well this is coming from somebody who left the gas hose in her tank while boss was in the car and drove off. So I am easily distracted.

Now here is a young American Hero we should all truly be proud of -

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re: #92 conservgirl

Yeah, that would drive me insane. I think I would not be able to concentrate on my driving. Well this is coming from somebody who left the gas hose in her tank while boss was in the car and drove off. So I am easily distracted.

ROFLMAO! I can see it now.

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

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re: #93 galloping granny
Great story Granny, so glad you shared.

So .... was I burned in effigy anywhere while I was gone?

LOL

re: #65 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

At first I thought you said, "I hate onions". I was sad for you for a second.

re: #97 BabbaZee

Babba! Mornin' once realwest shows up with the royal bong and scepter we'll get this party started.

/gack! pelosi and gingrich on an ad! I think I just threw up in my throat a little.

Heil!

re: #94 galloping granny
Yep, but now they make them so they don't seperate from the pump(not my first rodeo unfortunately) so I backed over the handle and gas was spewing everywhere. All I could do was laugh, could not believe the scene, boss was freaking out trying to find the emergency pump shut off, the fat african-american lady who was the attendant came out just shaking her head saying MMMM MMM MMM, hands on her hips. She was pissed. I was rendered useless from laughter, I was just freaked out.

re: #99 BulgarWheat

/gack! pelosi and gingrich on an ad! I think I just threw up in my throat a little.

Heil!

its called REFLUX

re: #97 BabbaZee
Hey Babba! You well this morning?

re: #101 buster bunny

well, I'll refluxed like and son of a gun then

re: #97 BabbaZee

So .... was I burned in effigy anywhere while I was gone?

LOL

It's too early in the morning for you to be burned out, Bubba

re: #101 buster bunny

/gack! pelosi and gingrich on an ad! I think I just threw up in my throat a little.

Heil!

its called REFLUX

re: #99 BulgarWheat
Gingrich likes to flirt with the left. Not too long ago he and Hillary turned out for the healthcare press conference. I hate when he does that.

re: #99 BulgarWheat

Heil Five!

re: #106 conservgirl

Ronald Reagan must be spinning like a centrifuge.

What a huge disappointment.

re: #104 JamesTKirk

No matter what I do I don't seem burn out, it's actually a bit of a problem.

LOL

re: #108 BulgarWheat
I know I have enjoyed Newt's books too in the past.

This one is just as sickening

re: #102 conservgirl

Hi sweetie.
In the words of my Italian Grandma,
Menza-menz

re: #109 BabbaZee

No matter what I do I don't seem burn out, it's actually a bit of a problem.

LOL

Keep trying! It's better to burn out than to fade away.

re: #111 BabbaZee

as they say, it is written.

lace up the boots and buckle the seat belts! it's going to get bumpy.

re: #111 BabbaZee

This one is just as sickening

Nah, I've never respected either of them, but Newt used to be Da Man.

re: #112 BabbaZee
I hope that means "can't complain" or "doing well".

re: #113 JamesTKirk

Keep trying!

re: #115 JamesTKirk

Nah, I've never respected either of them, but Newt used to be Da Man.

I hate them both frankly but it makes me ill to look at them together all the same

I am not as suprised by Newt as most

re: #116 conservgirl

It means ... very loosely

Not so good
but it could be worse

re: #119 BabbaZee
I am sorry Babba. Anything you can share? I will pray for you.

Writers are a little below clowns and a little above trained seals.

— John Steinbeck

You can't say Mr. Steinbeck didn't have a sense of humor.

Morning, Lizards!

mac :]

re: #117 BabbaZee

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re: #118 BabbaZee

I hate them both frankly but it makes me ill to look at them together all the same

I am not as suprised by Newt as most

Not surprised. Disappointed.

re: #114 BulgarWheat

as they say, it is written.

lace up the boots and buckle the seat belts! it's going to get bumpy.

{Bulgarity}

[deep sigh]

No one knows it better than I
;~}

re: #122 JamesTKirk

ahahhaaa

re: #121 macbrooks
Good morning Mac.

Ever since he treated his sick wife the way he did, I've had little but contempt for Gingrich.

re: #125 BabbaZee

ahahhaaa

Check out comment #70 above.

re: #123 JamesTKirk

Not surprised. Disappointed.

I do not think there is a man alive that has the power to disappoint me anymore, especially in politics.

/I know it was you, GWB, you broke my heart.

James T, rotf

re: #127 MandyManners
Oh the one he cheated on with his assistant?

re: #129 BabbaZee

/I know it was you, GWB, you broke my heart.

re: #120 conservgirl

I am sorry Babba. Anything you can share? I will pray for you.

Thanks.

It is no secret around here, I am missing a few innards and I simply don't run right anymore because of it.

Some periods are harder than others for me,
Spring is always a bitch.

If you do pray for me
pray for my endurance

Steinbeck thinks writers are ABOVE trained seals...

Well, THAT's some comfort!

re: #131 conservgirl

Oh the one he cheated on with his assistant?

Didn't he tell his wife while she was in the hospital for cancer treatment?

re: #133 BabbaZee
I knew about your medical issues did not know if this was an extension or something new. I will definitely pray for your endurance. Just did.

re: #115 JamesTKirk

Nah, I've never respected either of them, but Newt used to be Da Man.

Newt knows history
and he knows what's right and wrong

but apparently he does not know how to walk in the truth

This is common

MANY people KNOW what is right
it is the WALKING OUT of it

that is so rare

Looks like Reverend Al is going to shut down the Big Apple...who gave him the freakin' key?

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I just posted this on an older thread and realized all you guys would probably be here. So I am reposting it here.

This is the first year I remember the primaries being so heated. So, I've been a little clueless about the identity of super delegates from each state. Now that I have learned that current Democrat members of Congress representing their states are super delegates, it sheds new light on this subject.

Here in NC, the Democrats candidates running in the primary to represent the party for governor have both endorsed Obama. Why? It's simple. They want the black vote. Could the super delegates also be voting for Obama for the same reason in states with a large black population?

re: #136 conservgirl

I knew about your medical issues did not know if this was an extension or something new. I will definitely pray for your endurance. Just did.

{conservgirl}

nah
same old war horse

re: #135 MandyManners
You know I can't remember the details, I actually had forgotten about her being sick. I just remember that he had cheated with his assistant. Just awful. He is a bright man, that was very disappointing though.

re: #133 BabbaZee

Hmmm... maybe I'll pray that you win the Florida lotto, become a multi-millionairess, and have enough money to get a Darth Vader makeover... exoskeleton, artificial innards, 24-hour tow and repair service... you know...

re: #140 BabbaZee

You are a gem, don't want you to suffer or anything more to happen to you Babba.

Also a common mistake we make is thinking that "smart" equals trustworthy or good

Smart, in many MANY cases, is actually an IMPEDIMENT to righteousness.

re: #144 BabbaZee
Yep, I am guilty of that all the time.

Wilson tower cam, you can see a small bit of flames from the brush fire now and then.

re: #143 conservgirl

{Mwah}

re: #145 conservgirl

Yep, I am guilty of that all the time.

We all are.

re: #144 BabbaZee

Smart, in many MANY cases, is actually an IMPEDIMENT to righteousness.

Yep; certainly has been in my case from time to time.

re: #139 committed

I just posted this on an older thread and realized all you guys would probably be here. So I am reposting it here.

This is the first year I remember the primaries being so heated. So, I've been a little clueless about the identity of super delegates from each state. Now that I have learned that current Democrat members of Congress representing their states are super delegates, it sheds new light on this subject.

Here in NC, the Democrats candidates running in the primary to represent the party for governor have both endorsed Obama. Why? It's simple. They want the black vote. Could the super delegates also be voting for Obama for the same reason in states with a large black population?

Yup. I really don't like this "superdelegate" crap the Dems have put in place. It really stinks of the old cigar-filled back room political deals rather than an honest electoral process.

re: #142 Carridine

Hmmm... maybe I'll pray that you win the Florida lotto, become a multi-millionairess, and have enough money to get a Darth Vader makeover... exoskeleton, artificial innards, 24-hour tow and repair service... you know...

LOLOLOL

NOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOO!

re: #139 committed

That's strange... is Obama pretending to be 'black'?

He looks like an olive-skinned Arab-American to me, barely a shade darker than that white lunatic, 'Reverend' Wright...

re: #141 conservgirl

You know I can't remember the details, I actually had forgotten about her being sick. I just remember that he had cheated with his assistant. Just awful. He is a bright man, that was very disappointing though.

Intelligence has little to do with sexual infidelity. Bill Clinton's smart.

re: #150 galloping granny

they deserve the "super delegate" thing. they out thought themselves

re: #150 galloping granny

Yup. I really don't like this "superdelegate" crap the Dems have put in place. It really stinks of the old cigar-filled back room political deals rather than an honest electoral process.

The elites don't trust the masses. That's true of all facets of Democrat politics.

re: #149 JamesTKirk

Yep; certainly has been in my case from time to time.

And you know I know this precisely because once,
I was the Head Case.

lol

HRC wants to go one-on-one with BHO?

re: #151 BabbaZee
Where would they tow Babba back to?

re: #152 Carridine

That's strange... is Obama pretending to be 'black'?

He looks like an olive-skinned Arab-American to me, barely a shade darker than that white lunatic, 'Reverend' Wright...

_{If "you are what you eat", my ex-girlfriend has made me more black than Obama is...}

re: #158 conservgirl

The Denver Airport of course

re: #151 BabbaZee

Uhm, okay then...

Just praying love and gratitude over the ether, Babba!

/thought you'd enjoy a good laugh, Kiddo!

re: #152 Carridine

That's strange... is Obama pretending to be 'black'?

He looks like an olive-skinned Arab-American to me, barely a shade darker than that white lunatic, 'Reverend' Wright...

Yes, as much as the two of them scream about racism and prejudice against the black community and Jim Crow, just exactly who is it who applies that old Jim Crow "one drop" rule to either Obama or Wright? Seems to me that those are chains they very willingly picked up and put on of their own volition.

re: #159 JamesTKirk

Now that Marilyn Monroe is Kosher, Arthur Miller can eat her.
~ The Startling Oscar LeVant

re: #157 MandyManners

HRC wants to go one-on-one with BHO?

I'd watch that debate. Be interesting to see BHO get hardball questions from someone who doesn't want to fellate him once the cameras are off.

OK, not all of them want to wait for the cameras.

re: #152 Carridine

That's strange... is Obama pretending to be 'black'?

He looks like an olive-skinned Arab-American to me, barely a shade darker than that white lunatic, 'Reverend' Wright...

The blacks are claiming him as one of their own. But you are right. He does have that look.

re: #161 Carridine

Uhm, okay then...

Just praying love and gratitude over the ether, Babba!

/thought you'd enjoy a good laugh, Kiddo!

{Your Bahainess}

re: #158 conservgirl

Where would they tow Babba back to?

A body shop, of course!

re: #154 BulgarWheat

they deserve the "super delegate" thing. they out thought themselves

Oh sure - but WE don't deserve the superdelegate thing. And I think their refusal to seat the delegates from Florida and Michigan should be taken to court. The democrats do not rule the scheduling of primary day in the states - individual states do.

Obama Got a White Mama

re: #153 MandyManners

I meant I respected him for his mental prowess and I enjoyed his books in the past not to equate cheating and being smart as the same. I know Bill is smart the MSM tells me this all of the time.

re: #97 BabbaZee

Uh...no?

/hides the lighter

re: #168 galloping granny

And I think their refusal to seat the delegates from Florida and Michigan should be taken to court.

Not to mention that Howard Dean and others have been trying to disenfranchise additional states by calling for a decision before all of the primaries are even over.

/YEEEAAAAAAAAARRRGGGHH!

Good Morning Lizards & all of you bitter Bible thumpin, gun toten PA Lizards.
I hope that no one slipped and let Bill White , the Nazi know that Charles lives on the Island of Guam.

re: #160 BulgarWheat Oh, of course that's where the Queen of the Lizards resides. How could I forget?

re: #160 BulgarWheat

The Denver Airport of course

Never set one foot near the Denver airport. You will be exceedingly sorry if you do. Do not fly United from October through April either - you will end up stuck in Denver for days on end.

re: #167 Carridine
cute.

re: #175 galloping granny

Never set one foot near the Denver airport. You will be exceedingly sorry if you do. Do not fly United from October through April either - you will end up stuck in Denver for days on end.

Last time I was in the Denver airport was in the late 90s.

re: #168 galloping granny

the Dems have only one goal in mind and it doesn't have anything to do with what's right for America. It's the never ending lust for power that drives them. Nothing more, nothing less. The arrogance and hubris they display is going to haunt them and hopefully wake a lot of people up.

now if we only had a conservative movement........

re: #167 Carridine

A body shop, of course!

LOL

MONDO BONDO !

If He needed me to be healed 100%
I am certain my organs would either miraculously grow back, or what's left in there would suddenly inexplicably start functioning like nothing is missing.
If and when that day comes, I'll let ya know.

;~}

re: #178 BulgarWheat

now if we only had a conservative movement........

Grumble grumble grumble

re: #172 JamesTKirk

Not to mention that Howard Dean and others have been trying to disenfranchise additional states by calling for a decision before all of the primaries are even over.

/YEEEAAAAAAAAARRRGGGHH!

That too. Dean was extremely hot to get the supers to decide on the day before the PA primary LOL. Jeez, I wonder why?

re: #171 laZardo

Uh...no?

/hides the lighter

LOL
{LaZee}

re: #175 galloping granny

I got stuck 3 days in Chicago by United. That was over a year ago. Haven't flown with them since.

bastages!

re: #50 BulgarWheat

It's nice once it all starts coming together. The wife did a real nice job picking out the colors. The oldest mini-wheat will be in college in 4 years, so the timing was also good. Do it while I can still afford it.

My youngestis getting ready to head off to grad school so I plan on doing the Hardi-plank routine to my house in the next few months.

Did your homeowners insurance give you a cut in rates since the HP is fire resistant?

"Million-Dollar Woman Body Shop and Boutique!"

Ladies, you can get your nails painted while getting your hydraulic fluid flushed and your exoskeleton oiled and aligned, all for less than a paint job at Juicy Lucy's!

We can drain your percolater, flood your dialysis filters and check your oil all while giving you a full-body (or what's left of it) massage, with aroma-therapeutic essences that will DRIVE YOU CRAZY!

Which may not be a long trip, depending on your mileage. Some restrictions may apply. Close cover before striking.

There is a very strong voter registration campaign being led by the Dems in NC. I can tell you this - the blacks will be out in force because a man of color is on the ticket. I just hope conservatives don't sit back on their laurels thinking none of this matters because it is a primary.

re: #178 BulgarWheat

now if we only had a conservative movement........

Maybe a good laxative might help?

Good morning all.

re: #184 Crepuscular Prick

I had not thought of that! Thanks for the tip, that's certainly worth looking into!

Appreciate it!

re: #179 BabbaZee

That day would probably be when you receive your next Zionist check in the mail. LOL.

re: #187 gettinby

heh! I knew that was coming sooner or later

re: #178 BulgarWheat
Where is the next WFB when you need him?

re: #185 Carridine

"Million-Dollar Woman Body Shop and Boutique!"

gotta go grab a shower. the wife has many plans, too many IMHO for me today.

argh!

re: #34 galloping granny

I can't imagine why anyone would need a GPS system. I would rip a talking GPS out of the dash and run it over with the car in under 20 minutes.

I hear that. The thing gives you reprimands.
I had it chastising me for not making a "Legal U turn" on a road with solid white lines.
I had to get to a frontage road clearly to get back on to the expressway.
I had to turn it off.

re: #150 galloping granny

Yup. I really don't like this "superdelegate" crap the Dems have put in place. It really stinks of the old cigar-filled back room political deals rather than an honest electoral process.

Possibly the worst electoral system ever devised. Vote, vote, caucus, apportion, vote some more and in the end it doesn't matter... some are more equal than others.

If the Republicans used this system, McCain and Huck (at least) would still be battling. If the Dems used the Republican system, Hillary would be the nominee right now.

re: #185 Carridine
Juicy Lucy's, shudder.

re: #182 BabbaZee

THE LIGHT! IT BURNS!

{Babba}

/not the sleaze-tastic 50 Cent version, mind you

re: #195 Q-Burn

Possibly the worst electoral system ever devised. Vote, vote, caucus, apportion, vote some more and in the end it doesn't matter... some are more equal than others.

If the Republicans used this system, McCain and Huck (at least) would still be battling. If the Dems used the Republican system, Hillary would be the nominee right now.

And that's a bad thing?

re: #193 BulgarWheat

Bye Bulgar have a great day.

re: #190 BulgarWheat

One of the funniest Halloween costumes I've seen is my brother's idea to pin plastic/styrofoam bowls all over his clothes so they would wiggle/move when he walked....

=bowl movement

re: #183 BulgarWheat

I got stuck 3 days in Chicago by United. That was over a year ago. Haven't flown with them since.

bastages!

I got stuck in Denver for nearly a week coming back from my daughters wedding - 5 years or so ago. Haven't flown since and next time I'll take the train. I've noticed since though that every time there is a storm, United flies all of their planes into Denver and just abandons everyone there.

There are no hotels near the airport (it is 30 miles out of town), by the time we landed the snow emergency had been going on for nearly 24 hours so all of the rental cars were gone. The hotels wanted $50 each for a pick up in the courtesy van. And they had almost no cots. The only person they did anything at all about was an elderly gentleman who was returning home from open heart surgery - and that only after a bunch of us pitched a bloody fit about that sick old man sleeping on the airport floor.

re: #150 galloping granny

If they're the party of the people, why is it that they need an extra layer of delegates to help the people decide unlike those elitists in the GOP?

//////

re: #197 laZardo

I didn't even know he did one.

I did like this crap though, (even though it ain't fitty cent).

re: #195 Q-Burn

Mornin' Q

re: #169 BabbaZee

Preach it Pastor Manning! WoW.

G'morning Babba! E'rybody!

re: #192 BabbaZee

Alice! My FAVE!

/almost

// well, uh, in the interests of truthful forthrightness, hardly is more like it.

Bye, Wheat! Have a nice day.

re: #194 opnion

I hear that. The thing gives you reprimands.
I had it chastising me for not making a "Legal U turn" on a road with solid white lines.
I had to get to a frontage road clearly to get back on to the expressway.
I had to turn it off.

It does what? Talk about Big Brother watching your driving! I would bet you dollars to donuts that thing has a chip in it that can be scanned for just such "illegalities" too.

re: #205 m

Preach it Pastor Manning! WoW.

G'morning Babba! E'rybody!

Amen Sistah Woman!

re: #205 m
Morning M! How are you?

re: #206 Carridine

LOL

If the song fits, spin it

re: #205 m

Preach it Pastor Manning! WoW.

I GOT A WORD! IN MAH MOUTH!

re: #203 BabbaZee

Describes the weather over herre, at least. Specially since I'm cutting down on AC use to save on the electric bill. =_=

I do get used to the extra sunlight, eventually.

/typo half-intended

re: #211 BabbaZee

Roger THAT, B the Z!

BBIAW...

IDF Guards replaced by private firms

The IDF is transferring the responsibility for protecting 40 Jewish towns in Judea and Samaria (Yesha) to private firms, and withdrawing protection altogether from ten others. The Yesha Council's Security Officer, Shlomo Vaknin, says, "The government is privatizing our security."

re: #183 BulgarWheat

I got stuck 3 days in Chicago by United. That was over a year ago. Haven't flown with them since.

bastages!

That airline is a mess & they don't care

re: #201 galloping granny
I like taking the train places. We take it to NO all the time. It's only about 2 hours on the train from where I live. I want to take the train to NYC or Washington, friends went with grandparents over the holidays and had so much fun, they played cards the whole time and had drinks.

re: #215 BabbaZee

IDF Guards replaced by private firms

The IDF is transferring the responsibility for protecting 40 Jewish towns in Judea and Samaria (Yesha) to private firms, and withdrawing protection altogether from ten others. The Yesha Council's Security Officer, Shlomo Vaknin, says, "The government is privatizing our security."

Are the citizens privatizing their taxes?

re: #213 laZardo

Well at least your globes are warm

re: #218 galloping granny

Are the citizens privatizing their taxes?

Amen granny

re: #179 BabbaZee

LOL

MONDO BONDO !

If He needed me to be healed 100%
I am certain my organs would either miraculously grow back, or what's left in there would suddenly inexplicably start functioning like nothing is missing.
If and when that day comes, I'll let ya know.

;~}

This should cover all of your organ needs. :)

re: #221 Bobblehead

This should cover all of your organ needs. :)

Can John Lord come out to play?

lol

re: #217 conservgirl

I like taking the train places. We take it to NO all the time. It's only about 2 hours on the train from where I live. I want to take the train to NYC or Washington, friends went with grandparents over the holidays and had so much fun, they played cards the whole time and had drinks.

It is not quite as inexpensive as it used to be but still lots of fun. And most of the longer trains have special cars set up for kids. We use it now and then to run down to NYC from here. The train from DC to Florida has really good food - called the Orange Bowl Express I think. The Southwest Chief that runs from LA across TX and then up to Chicago has super food too. Here in New England we get crappy box lunches :(

re: #204 BabbaZee

Mornin' Q

Mornin' Babba!

Sunday morning reggae: Church Heathen

What recession? Two of the registers in my department raked in over $10,000.00 yesterday in under 10 hours.

re: #223 galloping granny
I have been on the train from Jacksonville, FL to Washington for a field trip one time. As I kid I remember it being fun.

re: #169 BabbaZee

That explains a lot.

re: #224 Q-Burn

Mornin' Babba!

Sunday morning reggae: Church Heathen

Me like.

re: #186 committed

There is a very strong voter registration campaign being led by the Dems in NC. I can tell you this - the blacks will be out in force because a man of color is on the ticket. I just hope conservatives don't sit back on their laurels thinking none of this matters because it is a primary.

Every other commercial on tv or radio is Obama drama. I'm going to end up with carpal tunnel from having to flip it.

re: #227 laZardo

That explains a lot.

AHAHHAHHAAAA

re: #229 m

Do what I do.
Leave it off.
And when you watch any channel with commercials, mute them and scream Bible at them.

re: #225 MandyManners
When I lived in your state the unemployment number was always low and the economy was booming. You have lots of manufacturing in your state, I did very well in sales there.

re: #225 MandyManners

What recession? Two of the registers in my department raked in over $10,000.00 yesterday in under 10 hours.

I don't think there IS a recession, I think the MSM wants to create one.

Does anyone have Obama's book? Is this an accurate pull quote? What page? Someone sent it to me in an e-mail. I guess I'll go to the library or borders to look it up if no one here has it - ?

From Audacity of Hope: 'I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.'

re: #187 gettinby

G. By!

re: #210 conservgirl

Hiya! I'm great :) How about yourself?

re: #223 galloping granny
You know it's 32 dollars for a one way trip to new orleans from where I live, you can't beat that. It leaves our town at 5pm on Friday and comes back 7am on Sunday. It's perfect, no driving in the big easy. It's called the Crescent City line.

re: #229 m

Every other commercial on tv or radio is Obama drama. I'm going to end up with carpal tunnel from having to flip it.

Haven't had the TV on in days. Even the kiddo has decided that she does not like TV and hasn't turned the thing on in two weeks or so. (She also decided that she wants to be a vegetarian, though not for the usual PC reasons.) Will have it on later to watch Iron Chef America, but that is it.

I don't watch much television, m. But this whole "movement" for someone as inexperienced and liberal as Obama is enough to send me to the toliet with my own movement. And I am truly getting tired of any opposition to Obama being tagged as racist.

re: #235 m
Well, thank you M. I have heard nice things about you from Real, he's a big fan of yours. Savage is too.

re: #231 BabbaZee

It's pretty funny because the morning radio show I listen to crashes on Obama every chance they get... then it'll cut to commercial telling how this man will save the world!

re: #234 Sunlight

Does anyone have Obama's book? Is this an accurate pull quote? What page? Someone sent it to me in an e-mail. I guess I'll go to the library or borders to look it up if no one here has it - ?

From Audacity of Hope: 'I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.'

here are some awful quotes read by He Himself

/that's just how white folks'll do ya

re: #233 galloping granny

I don't think there IS a recession, I think the MSM wants to create one.

The MSM has been beating this drum for years. I'd bet that every time the economy has faltered since 9/11 has been because of the MSM's stories of doom. People start hoarding because of the alarm sounded in their morning papers. Then, surprise!, more good number come out, just shocking! shocking! the MSM. So unexpected. Just a fluke, really. Then back to the stories of doom. I think the MSM has done more damage to this country than any other "institution".

re: #240 m

It's pretty funny because the morning radio show I listen to crashes on Obama every chance they get... then it'll cut to commercial telling how this man will save the world!

Staggering Hypocrisy! It's a way of life!

Dawn over LA with a brush fire on Mt. Wilson (the tower cam).

re: #236 conservgirl

You know it's 32 dollars for a one way trip to new orleans from where I live, you can't beat that. It leaves our town at 5pm on Friday and comes back 7am on Sunday. It's perfect, no driving in the big easy. It's called the Crescent City line.

I've heard of that one. We pay about the same to get to NYC I think. And it isn't even a matter of the driving in the city. Have you seen the price of a parking space?

At least several times a year we go down to Boston for something or other. Use mass transit there too, though we ride the bus rather than the train - we would have to go to NYC to get a train to Boston, hahaha. Costs just under $50 per adult round trip (go and come as you please) with movie & snacks, kids ride free until they are 13.

re: #234 Sunlight

Does it really say that?

re: #234 Sunlight

Try in here you may find something

re: #232 conservgirl

Ummm...no one knows where I live.

re: #242 Sunlight

The MSM has been beating this drum for years. I'd bet that every time the economy has faltered since 9/11 has been because of the MSM's stories of doom. People start hoarding because of the alarm sounded in their morning papers. Then, surprise!, more good number come out, just shocking! shocking! the MSM. So unexpected. Just a fluke, really. Then back to the stories of doom. I think the MSM has done more damage to this country than any other "institution".

Exactly! You hit the nail squarely on the head!

Never mind Sunlight I got it

The actual quote from the book is from page 261 and is as follows: "Of course, not all my conversations in immigrant communities follow this easy pattern. In the wake of 9/11, my meetings with Arab and Pakistani Americans, for example, have a more urgent quality, for the stories of detentions and FBI questioning and hard stares from neighbors have shaken their sense of security and belonging. They have been reminded that the history of immigration in this country has a dark underbelly; they need specific reassurances that their citizenship really means something, that America has learned the right lessons from the Japanese internments during World War II, and that I will stand with them should the political winds shift in an ugly direction."

Source

re: #233 galloping granny

I don't think there IS a recession, I think the MSM wants to create one.

Tell me about it! They want to create a self-fufilling prophecy.

re: #242 Sunlight

Best to do what the good folks at the Hang Seng (HK Stock Exchange) and "invest when there is blood on the streets."

re: #234 Sunlight

Does anyone have Obama's book? Is this an accurate pull quote? What page? Someone sent it to me in an e-mail. I guess I'll go to the library or borders to look it up if no one here has it - ?

From Audacity of Hope: 'I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.'

I would write to the person who sent it to me and ask for the citation for it. People who send crap like that without a correct citation set things up perfectly so that once it can be proved something isn't in the book, then many people will simply discard anything that is in the book as just more of the same.

re: #251 MandyManners

Tell me about it! They want to create a self-fufilling prophecy.

All spoken word (and even thought) will create a self fulfilling prophecy
if you speak it enough

Words
Make
Worlds

re: #239 conservgirl

They'll put that on my tab :)

{Realwest} {Savage} :)

re: #248 MandyManners

Oh, I may be wrong, just assumed from your YouTube video of your college favorite that you posted for me. That's were I used to live at least.

re: #250 BabbaZee

Islam would consider people like that guy who got baptized by the Pope to be Muslim if the principles of taqiyya can be applied, right?

/checking...

Most people around my parts are upset about the price of gas. They think the "Messiah" will "change" everything. Ha!

I read a bit about Clinton's and Obama's plan to bring down prices. And where will Obama's global warming tax be added? You know he is going to be pushing for that.

re: #257 laZardo

Islam would consider people like that guy who got baptized by the Pope to be Muslim if the principles of taqiyya can be applied, right?

/checking...

Yes

re: #243 BabbaZee

#240 m

It's pretty funny because the morning radio show I listen to crashes on Obama every chance they get... then it'll cut to commercial telling how this man will save the world!

Staggering Hypocrisy! It's a way of life!

It would be illegal for the station to turn the ad down even if they wanted to. And they have to give politicians their lowest rate by law.

re: #250 BabbaZee

WE need assurances from THEM that their citizenship means something.

Obama is a nightmare

The lesson we learned from the Japanese internment is that there was no big Japanese sabotage

Prove otherwise

I will stop now or I'll get deleted

re: #258 committed

"The Messiah" will change everything

but we will go through some serious serious shit before that ever happens

/he is NOT going to voodoo airlift them out of the middle of the holy war to go wear jeweled crowns and eat ice cream in the heavens with the angels

re: #254 BabbaZee

All spoken word (and even thought) will create a self fulfilling prophecy
if you speak it enough

Words
Make
Worlds

I do wonder about the long-term affects of sky-high fuel costs, though.