Portable Fox-holes anybody?

Cranky anarchists, leftists, and their ilk complaining that they can't get the plans in advance so that they can plan accordingly. Heh.^hehtm

BBQ sauce launchers and packs of hungry pitbulls

re: #2 lawhawk

So, Tomorrow's Birthday Boy, the sup tag works? Thanks!

Maybe someone should be asking how the ACLU is spending money, and from whom they're receiving financing for these suits...

Rocky mountain high.

I think Denver was quite right. The ACLU are idiots.

Wow

I want to sue the ACLU for repeated, public displays of weapons-grade stupidity.

Yo Denver -

Tell them that your plans include a hotline to the Colorado Air National Guard. That will certainly get their attention.

-S-

Didn't Tom Clancy detonate an A-Bomb in Denver in one of his Jack Ryan books? Can't Recreate 68 just use his information for their purposes?

Don't ask the police to reveal their strategery.

You've got to Fight
For your Right
To Riot!

If it was anyone but the ACL³U, they'd charge them with Conspiracy to incite riot. The ACL³U gets a pass.

They ought to urge sane people to leave town and then cordon off the freakshow in a giant bubble so all the noxious fumes from their stench and filthy pieholes doesn't pollute the air.

But Nancy Pelosi just said that she's going to personally force Hillary to throw in the towel before the convention.

If that's true, there will be no purpose to re-creating '68.

What in the hell will they be protesting against? Obama?

Next they'll sue the Department of Homeland Security, on behalf of al-Qaida.

Mark Silverstein.

I wish all the [bleeping] liberal Jews would just [bleep] and stop promoting the decline of Western civilization through their moonbat activities. And, the non-Jewish ones, too. But JEEEEEEEEEEEZUS! JOOOOOS WAKE UP.

OT...
Hillary has been drinking again. See Drudge.

Who will have the honor of throwing the first chair inside the convention hall?

I 'nominate' Howard Dean, if he promises to scream as he heaves it:

"ARRRAAGGHHH! ...... CRASH!"

I'm going to get some fashion suggestions from Zombie's web site and show up there.
/

re: #10 Dr. Shalit

Yo Denver -

Tell them that your plans include a hotline to the Colorado Air National Guard. That will certainly get their attention.

-S-

And it also includes CBUs.

re: #11 BIG

Yes, in the Sum of All Fears, and I'd suggest reading the book over the movie, which thoroughly sanitizes the bad guys and their motivations.

re: #15 zombie,

The Man™, baby! They're protesting against the Man™! You should know that. You live in the Great Western Moonbat Hunting Preserve.

re: #20 Roentgen

I'm going to get some fashion suggestions from Zombie's web site and show up there.
/

As Sherry Glaser?

/noooooooooooooo!

re: #16 Ward Cleaver

Next they'll sue the Department of Homeland Security, on behalf of al-Qaida.

Already happened.

You must have missed my earlier report.

re: #15 zombie

But Nancy Pelosi just said that she's going to personally force Hillary to throw in the towel before the convention.

If that's true, there will be no purpose to re-creating '68.

What in the hell will they be protesting against? Obama?

They will want a firm promise from Obama that he will destroy this country.

Panic on the Left.
They know a brokered convention is a disaster.

Democratic contest will end next week, Reid says

SAN FRANCISCO — The race between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination will be over by the end of next week, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday.

Speaking at the Commonwealth Club of California, Reid, D-Nev., said he consulted Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean on Wednesday night and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-San Francisco, on Thursday morning, and they all agree.

If neither candidate has clinched the nomination after the Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee decides this weekend what to do about Florida's and Michigan's contested delegations, or after Puerto Rico's primary Sunday and Montana's and South Dakota's on Tuesday, he'll advise Senate Democrats to end the contest by taking sides as superdelegates, he said. A significant block of congressional superdelegates all moving at once would most likely put one candidate over the number needed to clinch the nomination.

re: #18 Cannadian Club Akbar

OT...
Hillary has been drinking again. See Drudge.

I like when Hillary drinks. She should drink more.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Future News Reporting; Protestors attempt to storm DNC - live video

Will there be bigger fires in Denver for the DNC, fires in Detroit for the cup, or LA for the Finals? I pick Denver.

re: #24 Ward Cleaver

As Sherry Glaser?

/noooooooooooooo!

Well, I'm certainly not going to go as one of the scrotal-inflation guys.

re: #19 Ojoe

How bout Don Morroco or Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat?

re: #26 debutaunt

They should have a wet towel snapping fight, Nancy and Hillary.

Some of the stated principles of Recreate 68.
Connoisseurs of moral inversion will especially enjoy #9.

7. Not to publicly criticize the tactics used by other parts of our movement or cooperate with media efforts to be divisive or portray good protester/bad protester.
8. To publicly condemn police repression and brutality.
9. To be conscious that if violence or property destruction does occur, we will do what we can to help prevent it from being blown out of proportion and dominating the media coverage.

[Link: www.recreate68.org...]

re: #32 Widow'smight

Or Kato, from the Pink Panther.

wow. The ACLU is eating it's own now. They've either run out of people to alienate/piss-off or are being funded to do this...

re: #33 Ojoe

They should have a wet towel snapping fight, Nancy and Hillary.

Hillary has a higher-ratio rear end. Not fair.

re: #34 jaunte

Change the story into a non-violent story. OK.

The perfect storm of idiocy approacheth.

I think some of those smelly hippies haven't bathed since 1968

The ACLU has really let their mask slip this time.

re: #37 OldLineTexan

RØFLMÅØ

re: #28 Charles

Tank you Charles.

re: #22 lawhawk

Yes, in the Sum of All Fears, and I'd suggest reading the book over the movie, which thoroughly sanitizes the bad guys and their motivations.

In The Sum of All Fears there is also a bit character police officer named Bill Clinton.

re: #28 Charles

LOL, i just found my new msn pic

Go Hillary !

#28
Thank you, Charles

PIMF
Damnit. I felt the pressure.

re: #28 Charles

I like when Hillary drinks. She should drink more.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

If nothing else it makes her look like a regular Jill. I can't imagine Obama ever being so relaxed.

7. Not to publicly criticize the tactics used by other parts of our movement or cooperate with media efforts to be divisive or portray good protester/bad protester.
8. To publicly condemn police repression and brutality.
9. To be conscious that if violence or property destruction does occur, we will do what we can to help prevent it from being blown out of proportion and dominating the media coverage.
and
10. To score the best sticky-bud in Colorado.

re: #37 OldLineTexan

I guess she doesn't have as much Pull then.

re: #48 ContraJihadi

Hillary is light years better than Obama IMHO

Since this thread is tangentially about Hollyw%u304Aod:
Straight Talk Express stalls in Hollywood

So far, contributors to McCain’s presidential run include megaproducer Jerry Bruckheimer, Paramount Pictures chief Brad Grey, MGM chief Harry Sloan, Time Warner chairman Richard Parsons, “Saturday Night Live” creator-producer Lorne Michaels, General Electric chairman Jeffrey Immelt, former MGM owner Kirk Kerkorian, as well as actors Stein, Rip Torn and Dick Van Patten. (Immelt and Grey also donated to Democratic candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton.)

re: #17 WriterMom

DITTO THAT!

re: #50 Widow'smight

I guess she doesn't have as much Pull then.

She's been pushing Bill for years. Not sure what her towing capacity is. And that seems to be what has the Dhim Party worried...the down-ticket tow.

Taking a lesson from Southpark, bring in some buses and tell them there is FREE POT down south in Boulder.

I can just picture Hilary and Obama supporters taking their signs and using the sticks to beat eachother

The protest group Recreate 68 believes the city is buying high tech weaponry.

Well- the city certainly doesn't need any aluminum foil- the moonbats have the market cornered on that.

re: #27 jcm,

What happens if the Super-Delegates tell Reid to fuck off? It's not like he can fire them.

Just in case anyone had any inclination left to believe that the ACLU was still an unbiased Civil Rights organization.

^{-eh chem, language and decorum people-}

re: #51 Ojoe

Hillary is light years better than Obama IMHO

Well, yes, but in the same way that Alpha Centauri is light years closer to earth than the Andromeda galaxy.

re: #60 WrathofG-d

What, no towel fights in the locker room?

I think that Denver's altitude is beginning to affect the minds of those moonbats. Oh wait - too late.

re: #61 ContraJihadi

True. Obama has more red shift.

Isn't it time for the ACLU to lose the "American" in their name?

Y'all know that if this ACLU suit goes before the 9th Circuit Court that the 9th will rule in their favor.

re: #27 jcm

Well, that goes without saying. They're going to try as hard as they can to get Hillary to drop out, despite the fact that they've got an unmitigated disaster on their hands courtesy of none other than Dr. Demento himself - Howard Dean.

His decree that MI and FL should not have their delegates seated is the prime reason for this fiasco. Had he chosen a partial seating back when FL and MI both decided to move up in the primaries, no problem. Had he chosen to stick to his word and not seat those delegations, less of a problem - at least he and the DNC wouldn't be complete hypocrites for calling for every vote to be counted.

But, with this nonsensical meeting this weekend, they're going to rewrite the rules as they go - making it up as they go along.

And Hillary will continue to have a very valid point that those FL votes should count towards her totals - both the popular and delegates, and that Obama still can't possibly win big states.

Obama might lead in delegates - but supers aren't pledged until at the convention, so Hillary could still sneak through.

And everyone knows that both candidates are flawed, which is why they've got this huge mess. They can all see the numbers, and the handwriting on the wall.

In a year when the GOP should probably get trounced because they have repeatedly shown themselves unwilling to act on conservative principles and limit spending (to name just one area), the Democrats are showing just how mismanaged they area and that gives the GOP hope to carry the Presidency behind a flawed candidate of their own - John McCain.

re: #64 Ojoe

True. Obama has more red shift.

Because he's going out to the far reaches of moonbattery faster and faster.

I hope the violence doesn't spread to the area underneath the Denver Airport.

re: #54 OldLineTexan

Don't know her GVW either, maybe she could carry him. Better get leaf springs in the front like my F250, there's a lot of baggage to carry.

If I see Pelosi and Hillary in a towel fight, I am jumping off the Skyway
Bridge.

re: #66 rabidfox

Colorado is in the 10th Circuit. No chance of the Crazy CA 9th having a say here.

re: #68 Cygnus

There are some potential "black" hole jokes here, but if I say them they will never get out.

Ah comon' Denver! Let us know what you plan for us!

re: #69 zmdavid

NOOOOOO!

re: #69 zmdavid,

We have our own security measures - we eat moonbats.

re: #55 maddogg

Taking a lesson from Southpark, bring in some buses and tell them there is FREE POT down south in Boulder.

They should take a lesson from South Park and play the "Brown Note."

re: #71 Cannadian Club Akbar

Just imagine the sounds...

Cheech and Chong should do a radio skit.

With any luck they will find out via empirical evidence.

I hope that Denver closes down businesses in and around the convention area. The City Father's should bill DNC for the economic loss. Got a lung full of teargas in '68 riding on a CTA bus. Seems as if the Chicago Police were very enthusiastic using it and some blew over Lakeshore Drive. As I remember it, the bus driver got a face full as well. Exciting for a few moments, to say the least...

re: #34 jaunte

11. To network for the purposes of enlisting support for [insert absurd radical fad here], no matter how unrelated to the goings on.
12. To network with Canadians, for the purposes of scoring world class sticky-bud.

re: #69 zmdavid

I hope the violence doesn't spread to the area underneath the Denver Airport.

I hope it does. There's been a real shortage of gamy moonbat buttocks around here lately.

re: #58 Iron Fist

,

What happens if the Super-Delegates tell Reid to fuck off? It's not like he can fire them.

I don't see any signs of HRC dropping. The history is it's very hard to lose a primary and come back next time around. She knows that an this is HER SHOT, and she's not backing down.

re: #73 Ojoe

Well, a lot of people have been sucked in by the Obama Hole of Color and will never escape!

re: #82 Stinky Beaumont

They might accidently release the aliens

re: #76 Iron Fist

,

We have our own security measures - we eat moonbats.

And gamy troll buttocks. With a fine Merlot.

I can't spell any of the names of those under Denver airport. We should still get them some ice cream.

re: #55 maddogg

Taking a lesson from Southpark, bring in some buses and tell them there is FREE POT down south in Boulder.

They can help Algore find Manbearpig while their down there.

re: #69 zmdavid

I hope the violence doesn't spread to the area underneath the Denver Airport.

I doubt the protestors will be able to survive the nitrogen atmosphere.

To save energy and protect Mother Earth they should outsource the Dem convention to Cuba.

No questions asked there about security.

re: #84 Cygnus

Well, a lot of people have been sucked in by the Obama Hole of Color and will never escape!

Obama Hole of Color!

I live in Denver. Not only do I have to listen to these morons, I'll wager that I'll end up paying for the Democratic dog-and-pony show ...

Perhaps the protestors could build a large wooden rabbit?

It would certainly scare Jimmah away.

re: #78 Ojoe

Or I need to somking pot again.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

re: #65 Gjergj Skënderbeu

how about the "extreme left wing civil liberties union"
the ELWCLU

re: #34 jaunte

Some of the stated principles of Recreate 68.
Connoisseurs of moral inversion will especially enjoy #9.

[Link: www.recreate68.org...]

Wow... talk about being sure of your goals.

re: #80 Conservative in Liberal Hands

I hope that Denver closes down businesses in and around the convention area. The City Father's should bill DNC for the economic loss. Got a lung full of teargas in '68 riding on a CTA bus. Seems as if the Chicago Police were very enthusiastic using it and some blew over Lakeshore Drive. As I remember it, the bus driver got a face full as well. Exciting for a few moments, to say the least...

Chicago AKA The Windy City and tear gas do NOT go together.

This is so typical though. If it weren't the ACLU it'd be the MSM. They wanted to know where and what time the invasion of Iraq would be. They think they're entitled to all the info and have a right to print it/broadcast it with complete immunity from taking personal responsibility.

Leftists are boils. Always have been.

re: #85 pegcity

Or the Kracken

re: #92 rusty_armor

Our condolences on your impending loss, Rusty.

re: #86 Cygnus

And gamy troll buttocks. With a fine Merlot.

Fava beans and a nice Chianti.

re: #94 Cannadian Club Akbar

somking, huh, guess I am
/not

Recreating 1968 (again), Lieutenant Kerry Fires on Commander McCain'!

Lt. Kerry, reporting for duty, frags Team USA:
* * *
McCain Camp Fires Back on Iraq

At a campaign event yesterday, John McCain said, "I can look you in the eye and tell you [the surge] is succeeding. We have drawn down to pre-surge levels." Obama-supporter John Kerry then attacked McCain on his "comprehension" of Iraq:

"It’s very disturbing to have John McCain constantly raise questions about what he knows and what he bases his judgments on,” Kerry said. “If you don’t know the number of troops it’s very difficult to make a judgment on if they are over-extended.” Kerry continued, “It raises serious questions about his comprehension of this challenge.”

Does the Obama campaign really want to go there?

Team McCain just held a media conference call with the campaign's foreign policy adviser Randy Scheunemann and Senator Jon Kyl, who conclude that no, Obama doesn’t want to go there. "It's instructive that the Obama campaign, rather than deal with that real issue and Obama's lack of experience, is trying to nitpick the verb or the tense of the verb about the surge troops being home," said Kyl. Obama hasn’t been to Iraq since January 2006, and McCain has been five times since then.

"The real point is that al Qaeda has been significantly, significantly degraded in Iraq as well as other places, that the surge that General Petraeus put into place last year has significantly worked, that violence is significantly down, and that as a result of these successes, we are able to bring troops home," said Kyl. Three of the five surge brigades are home and the rest will be home by July, so McCain wasn't incorrect in his statement that we have "drawn down to pre-surge levels."

Scheunemann focused on the Obama camp's dismissive response to the idea of a trip to Iraq with McCain and Obama's numerous gaffes this week. "Senator Obama has said he will follow his withdrawal plan which amounts to retreat and surrender regardless of the events on the ground, regardless of the advice of military commanders," said Scheunemann, responding to a reporter who questioned McCain's verb usage. "If we're going to talk about verb tenses in this level of detail rather than the fact that Senator Obama doesn't care enough about what's going on in Iraq to either meet General Petraeus or to take the time to visit the country in the last 873 days, let's talk about some of the other things Senator Obama has said, like campaigning in 57 states...or...a nonexistent uncle that helped the Red Army liberate Auschwitz."

Posted by Samantha Sault at 02:41 PM
2008
from [Link: www.weeklystandard.com...] today

re: #94 Cannadian Club Akbar

This is rapidly going downhill, and I have to get to work.

Enjoy the slide, lizards

BBL

“No, we’re not asking the police to reveal tactics, we’re asking the police to reveal how they are spending the public’s money,” said Mark Silverstein of the ACLU.

Please hold the government accountable for the same first. Morons.

re: #81 Roentgen

11. To network for the purposes of enlisting support for [insert absurd radical fad here], no matter how unrelated to the goings on.
12. To network with Canadians, for the purposes of scoring world class sticky-bud.

13. To crticize things I don't know about, using shoutable slogans that sounded cool when those other dudes said them.

re: #93 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Perhaps the protestors could build a large wooden rabbit?

It would certainly scare Jimmah away.

Yes- something like this would be perfect.

re: #15 zombie

But Nancy Pelosi just said that she's going to personally force Hillary to throw in the towel before the convention.

If that's true, there will be no purpose to re-creating '68.

What in the hell will they be protesting against? Obama?

How exactly does Pelosi think she can push Hillary out of the convention?

/This may be the first lesbian mud wrestling match I have no interest in watching.

re: #89 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I doubt the protestors will be able to survive the nitrogen atmosphere.

Or Charles' crack Lizard Storm Troopers. Those Kill-O-Zap laser guns pack quite a wallop.

re: #92 rusty_armor

I live in Denver. Not only do I have to listen to these morons, I'll wager that I'll end up paying for the Democratic dog-and-pony show ...

Denver should wall off the Convention area.
They could make a movie, "Escape From the Convention."

Thanks Lawhawk. I wasn't sure since the 9th seems to cover the entire west.

ot:

"10,000" Hamas members and supporters storm Israel border. Israel responds.

Imagine the internal conflict in the Denver moonbat public employee who had to process the FOIA request (you know, the one who does the mental fist-pumping for the typical request that "sticks it to the Man")

Do we have any Denver area LGFers who are willing to go down and take the pictures that the "real" media won't show us?

I wish I could go but I don't think I'll be able to make it.

re: #97 kynna

Chicago AKA The Windy City and tear gas do NOT go together.

You think? Last time I was in Denver, it was pretty windy there as well. It comes down from the mountains and the Venturi Effect from the tall buildings can really pick up the velocity. Fun and Games for Denver and the Television audience too!

re: #111 WrathofG-d

ot:

"10,000" Hamas members and supporters storm Israel border. Israel responds.

... And they expect to live?

re: #34 jaunte

Some of the stated principles of Recreate 68.
Connoisseurs of moral inversion will especially enjoy #9.

[Link: www.recreate68.org...]

Don't forget 10 # To remember that, when all is said and done, our greatest victory will be an activist community with a renewed sense of strength and unity. If we lose, we win! It all how you feel about yourself afterward.

re: #111 WrathofG-d

ot:

"10,000" Hamas members and supporters storm Israel border. Israel responds.

Check out Daylife's photos - I'm starting to use them instead of Yahoo. The pictures stay around longer, and they're usually better resolution:

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

11. To network for the purposes of enlisting support for [insert absurd radical fad here], no matter how unrelated to the goings on.
12. To network with Canadians, for the purposes of scoring world class sticky-bud.

13. To criticize things I don't know about, using shoutable slogans that sounded cool when those other dudes said them.

14. To feel the unbridled energy of youth, misplaced though it is, and what was the name of that Canadian dude with the sticky-bud again?

re: #110 rabidfox

Here's a handy dandy map of the circuits.

re: #105 Roentgen

13. To crticize things I don't know about, using shoutable slogans that sounded cool when those other dudes said them.

14. To hook up with hippy chicks.

Sorry for all my mistakes. I never get to be here. By the time I am here there are 400 comments. My apologies to all Lizards. Just trying to keep up.
P
I
M
F
Learn it, Love it

The city told them to buzz off.

Solves the problem right there!

re: #111 WrathofG-d

ot:

"10,000" Hamas members and supporters storm Israel border. Israel responds.

7 wounded by the IDF response? Obviously another indication of the Israeli genocide.

re: #98 Widow'smight

Or the Kracken

There's a Kracken down there?

Quick, somebody boil it so we can throw it on the ice in Pittsburgh! :-)

/Hey, it's got eight legs just like an octopus.

re: #111 WrathofG-d

Maybe now would be a good time for another Pali truck bomb?

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

re: #28 Charles

I like when Hillary drinks. She should drink more.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

The guy behind her is thinking, "Time to make my move. Get her in the restroom."

^ot:

^{Sri Lankan Muslims protestors, dont like the U.S. so much.}

For some strange reason I have a feeling this is connected: Purported alien video confab concludes. I wonder what Denver will use to defend itself from these guests?

I need to lawyer up and sue somebody!

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

His shirt looks wounded.

re: #117 Charles

Pallywood in action. Again.

"...
Jeffrey Goldberg: A final question: Senator Obama talked about how his life was influenced by Jewish writers, Philip Roth, Leon Uris. How about you?

JM: There’s Elie Wiesel, and Victor Frankl. I think about Frankl all the time. “Man’s Search for Meaning” is one of the most profound things I’ve ever read in my life. And maybe on a little lighter note, “War and Remembrance” and “Winds of War” are my two absolute favorite books. I can tell you that one of my life’s ambitions is to meet Herman Wouk.* “War and Remembrance” for me, it’s the whole thing.

Then there’s Joe Lieberman, who lives a life of his religion, and who does it in the most humble way.

JG: Not a big Philip Roth fan?

JM: No, I’m not. Leon Uris I enjoyed. Victor Frankl, that’s important. I read it before my captivity. It made me feel a lot less sorry for myself, my friend. A fundamental difference between my experience and the Holocaust was that the Vietnamese didn’t want us to die. They viewed us as a very valuable asset at the bargaining table. It was the opposite in the Holocaust, because they wanted to exterminate you. Sometimes when I felt sorry for myself, which was very frequently, I thought, “This is nothing compared to what Victor Frankl experienced.”

Finally! A presidential candidate who publicly recognizes Philip Roth’s pretentious drivel for what it is. I’ve never felt closer to or more supportive of the McCain campaign.

(www.weeklystandard.com today @ 3:17 est)

re: #92 rusty_armor

I live in Denver. Not only do I have to listen to these morons, I'll wager that I'll end up paying for the Democratic dog-and-pony show ...

I feel your pain.
(I live in Saint Paul.)

re: #124 Honorary Yooper

There's a Kracken down there?

Quick, somebody boil it so we can throw it on the ice in Pittsburgh! :-)

/Hey, it's got eight legs just like an octopus.

Too funny! i live about an hour and a half from Pittsburgh.

re: #127 Ward Cleaver

YUCK!
/ a little throw up in the back of my throat

re: #126 Charles

lets ask Hatem Omar, he wouldn't lie

re: #117 Charles

Good picture quality.
Mind, those raised forefingers are relly annoying me no end - who do the think we are? Stupid children who need to be taught?
Gah!

The group wants to know what weapons the city is buying for crowd control during protests.

I don't suppose it occurs to those childish assholes that the weapons in question are far more likely to be used to protect them than to be used against them.

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

I was thinking the same thing looking at this one. The guy on the left in the light shirt has something on him, but the guy being carried I don't see anything.

re: #126 Charles

His arms might be sore after getting carried around like that.

re: #126 Charles

Not to me he don't!

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re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Heat stroke. Seething is hard work, got to stay hydrated.

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

There's no blood.

re: #126 Charles

Nope, nor does this guy.

And those who are being carried are more likely to be injured from being yanked about by those carrying him than by any Israeli "fire".

re: #111 WrathofG-d

Reuters says "More than 3,000." Maybe someone miscounted...
[Link: www.reuters.com...]

re: #117 Charles

Gotta love that photographer's name: AP Photo by HATEM OMAR

OT:

My 10 year old son just came home from school with pictures of BHO that his teacher handed out and my little angel told me "I like Obama"....can you believe they are brainwashing 5th graders at elementary school?

I'm going to talk to that clipped-haired-Man-Hater teacher of his first thing Monday.

re: #61 ContraJihadi

Well, yes, but in the same way that Alpha Centauri is light years closer to earth than the Andromeda galaxy.

No, actually; Alpha Centauri is 4.5 LY from Earth; Andromeda is 2.9 million LY

More like the way Alpha Centauri is much closer than Sirius.

On second thought, with Hillary, we'd still have a country in 4 years instead of a caliphate. You're right.

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

He has an owie on his left pinky finger.

re: #111 WrathofG-d

"10,000" Hamas members and supporters storm Israel border. Israel responds.

I see maybe 200.

“No, we’re not asking the police to reveal tactics, we’re asking the police to reveal how they are spending the public’s money,” said Mark Silverstein of the ACLU.

If Recreate 68 starts trouble at the convention you'll find out, assclown.

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Photo from AP Photo by HATEM OMAR

The idiots who are planning to “Recreate 68” at the Denver Democratic Convention,

So many choices:
LieInWait 68 (T-shirts for the police)
MentalState 68 (T-shirts for KosKids)
MormonState 68 (Mitt for Veep fans)
Procreate 68 (for the aging childless hippies)
WelfareState 68 (Aging hippies that never got a job for the past 30 years)

re: #145 lawhawk

Nope, nor does this guy.

And those who are being carried are more likely to be injured from being yanked about by those carrying him than by any Israeli "fire".

I take it back, based on this photo, which shows his back is all bloody.

However, that raises questions all of its own. Was he hit by Palestinian gunfire? After all, he's marching towards Israeli positions - so how'd he get shot in the back?

re: #148 Maximu§

OT:

My 10 year old son just came home from school with pictures of BHO that his teacher handed out and my little angel told me "I like Obama"....can you believe they are brainwashing 5th graders at elementary school?

I'm going to talk to that clipped-haired-Man-Hater teacher of his first thing Monday.

Did you ask him why he liked him? I'm curious...

re: #117 Charles

Thank you so much, those are much better photos.

re: #139 jcm

May have sprained his ankle, running away - or got trampled running way ... he's certainly screaming. That guy on his left seems to have some scratches on his head ...

re: #124 Honorary Yooper

Watched the third period of the game Wednesday, very entertaining. Two Colonel Klinks, one for each side.

High Def makes Hockey viewable.

re: #119 lawhawk

Here's a handy dandy map of the circuits.

I imagine most of the citizens of AZ, ID, and MT would rather be in the 10th circuit.

Just a thought: If us conservative types were as fond of protest as the loud but brain dead left, we would get together and make a trip up to Denver and crack a few dozen moonbat skulls. After a few rounds of that, I suspect most of the moonbats would lose their ardor for marching around, looking dumb, and acting stoopid. Then they could go back to their bongs and their imaginary world of love and flowers. Mebbe listen to a little of Neil Young's pure fantasy about the Aztec world "where war was never known", and Cortez was the bad guy.

/Retch

re: #155 lawhawk

I take it back, based on this photo, which shows his back is all bloody.

However, that raises questions all of its own. Was he hit by Palestinian gunfire? After all, he's marching towards Israeli positions - so how'd he get shot in the back?

Palis have shitty aim.

re: #126 Charles

No, he doesn't.

He looks like he's really hoping that, when they drop him, they do it feet-first.

re: #145 lawhawk

Nope, nor does this guy.

And those who are being carried are more likely to be injured from being yanked about by those carrying him than by any Israeli "fire".

Good point!

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Yes. His feelings are hurt.

re: #144 Honorary Yooper

No blood on him, but on one of the guys carrying him.

Again, possibly shot in the back by other Palestinians?

Suspect that the following has been posted before, but now it is a Reuter's story:

Muslim scholar responds to “Sharia smear” against Obama

Two recent op-ed articles in the United States presented Barack Obama as a “Muslim apostate” according to “Muslim law as it is universally understood.” Since Muslims were bound to see him as an apostate, they argued, the potential next president could be seen as “al Qaeda’s candidate” because Islamists could whip up popular anger in the Muslim world by portraying him as a turncoat heading a Western war against Islam. He also risked assassination, one suggested, because Muslim law considers apostasy a crime worthy of the death sentence and bars punishment for any Muslim who kills an apostate.
[...]
A respected Islamic scholar, Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im, has now given a Muslim response to the supposed Islamic legal arguments[...]
The argument by Luttwak “is wrong from a Sharia point of view, and false in terms of the present political and legal realities of Muslim-majority countries,” An-Na’im writes. “Those who think Muslims will respond negatively to Sen. Obama based on his presumed religion have an overly simplistic view of what it means to be Muslim today.“
[...]

re: #149 Kosh's Shadow

No, actually; Alpha Centauri is 4.5 LY from Earth; Andromeda is 2.9 million LY

More like the way Alpha Centauri is much closer than Sirius.
blockquote>

Ok, but which one did Obama's grandmother help liberate while marching in Patton's army?

re: #148 Maximu%uFFFD

OT:

My 10 year old son just came home from school with pictures of BHO that his teacher handed out and my little angel told me "I like Obama"....can you believe they are brainwashing 5th graders at elementary school?

I'm going to talk to that clipped-haired-Man-Hater teacher of his first thing Monday.

Do!
Thats atrocious, and surely illegal?

re: #126 Charles

He will be if they keep draggin his sorry butt around like that.

re: #148 Maximu§

OT:

My 10 year old son just came home from school with pictures of BHO that his teacher handed out and my little angel told me "I like Obama"....can you believe they are brainwashing 5th graders at elementary school?

I'm going to talk to that clipped-haired-Man-Hater teacher of his first thing Monday.

I been ballistic and in the Principals face today.
YOU DO NOT DO POLITICS IN THE FIFTH GRADE PERIOD END OF STORY!
Call the local media.
Complain to the school board and State SecEd.
RAISE A STINK to high heaven.

Thanks Lawhawk. I've bookmarked the site. The 9th really does seem to be surrounding its neighboring circuits, doesn't it.

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Hard to tell; "claimed to have been wounded" would probably have been better. But when I see the name of the photographer, I don't expect much objectivity.

re: #142 mglazer

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Please Sign

[Link: www.AmericanSolutions.com...]

Here's the Spanish version (7 signatures)
[Link: www.americansolutions.com...]

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

What is it with the Palis always shlepping around their "victims" like sacks of flour? My 2-year-old granddaughter is more careful about how she carries her stuffed cowie.

re: #148 Maximu§

OT:

My 10 year old son just came home from school with pictures of BHO that his teacher handed out and my little angel told me "I like Obama"....can you believe they are brainwashing 5th graders at elementary school?

I'm going to talk to that clipped-haired-Man-Hater teacher of his first thing Monday.

Ask him about Global Warming.

The "holocuast" where the "nazis" poison their subjects by hand.
/

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Look at how they're carrying him! Obviously a Class IV Purple Nurple!

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Caption: "It's a gang bang!"

The group wants to know what weapons the city is buying for crowd control during protests.

Is it too much to ask for the City of Denver to buy an AC130?

They are going to do more damage to the Democrat party than I could ever imagine. America will see the true face of the voices that Obama caters to. The peace movement is not peaceful and it will be seen for what it is, subversive anti American communists and anarchists. I pity the people that live in Denver, take your vacations and skip town!

re: #171 jcm

I been ballistic and in the Principals face today.
YOU DO NOT DO POLITICS IN THE FIFTH GRADE PERIOD END OF STORY!
Call the local media.
Complain to the school board and State SecEd.
RAISE A STINK to high heaven.

We had mock elections in 5th grade but there was no brainwashing for candidates.

re: #167 freetoken

Somehow this does not reassure me.

What are the odds on Obama reverting once he's on the White House?

re: #176 Alouette

What is it with the Palis always shlepping around their "victims" like sacks of flour? My 2-year-old granddaughter is more careful about how she carries her stuffed cowie.

It's the Palestinian Hustle.

re: #179 OldLineTexan

Look at how they're carrying him! Obviously a Class IV Purple Nurple!

They're trying to twist a nipple in his shirt.

/old elementary school prank

re: #148 Maximu§
Yes. The longer in the system, the lower the test scores. Can't give you the proof in 30 seconds, and I am sorry. The socialist school movement can kiss my ass. And we need to pay them more.
/ That will make things better.

re: #183 Kenneth

Somehow this does not reassure me.

What are the odds on Obama reverting once he's on the White House?

And runs a green flag up the pole?

re: #181 Fasternu426

Is it too much to ask for the City of Denver to buy an AC130?

They are going to do more damage to the Democrat party than I could ever imagine. America will see the true face of the voices that Obama caters to. The peace movement is not peaceful and it will be seen for what it is, subversive anti American communists and anarchists. I pity the people that live in Denver, take your vacations and skip town!

CBUs, my man, CBUs.

I hate the Colorado Rockies. Boo.

re: #187 Ward Cleaver

Obama to Ahmadinejad, "Mahmoud, you had me at apostate!"

re: #181 Fasternu426

That's SPOOKY!

For those of you who are too young to remember, Spooky was the nickname for the 2^nd generation of gunships. "Puff the Magic Dragon" was the 1^st, I believe.

re: #151 itellu3times

I see maybe 200.

Math isn't their strong suit.

re: #156 goddessoftheclassroom

Did you ask him why he liked him? I'm curious...

He liked his smile and he looks friendly and nice....the pictures he was given make Obama look like a movie star.

I told Justin that "Obama is a Bad Man who wants to hurt America and hurt our military".... I also said "sometimes an apple looks good on the outside, but there are worms on the inside"

re: #181 Fasternu426

Is it too much to ask for the City of Denver to buy an AC130?

They are going to do more damage to the Democrat party than I could ever imagine. America will see the true face of the voices that Obama caters to. The peace movement is not peaceful and it will be seen for what it is, subversive anti American communists and anarchists. I pity the people that live in Denver, take your vacations and skip town!

I am planning my vacation around the convention. I think if I saw Algore or the French lookin' Kerry being escorted from venue to venue by cops on my taxes, I'd go postal.

But the government is still telling which laws one has to adhere to to avoid having those unidentified weapons used against oneself?

In that case it is only technically kafkaesque, but not politically.

I hope the Denver PD. bought lots of neat stuff. The one item I think might come in handy I have heard of is the sting grenade. Kind of a flash bang grenade surrounded by lots of little rubber balls. Sticky Nets would be fun to use also. I wonder if they can rent the Active Denial System (heat ray) pictured in the video with the article.

These guys are pathologically incapable of being forthright and honest. Eggghhugh.

re: #193 Maximu§

"sometimes an apple looks good on the outside, but there are worms on the inside"

That's a good one.

re: #191 Conservative in Liberal Hands

That's SPOOKY!

For those of you who are too young to remember, Spooky was the nickname for the 2^nd generation of gunships. "Puff the Magic Dragon" was the 1^st, I believe.

Current nomenclature.
AC-130H's call sign is "Spectre."
AC-130U's call sign is "Spooky. "

re: #193 Maximu§

You MUST raise hell about this. If the school doesn't respond, call the press, your state & federal reps., anyone you can think of.
Handing out campaign literature?!

re: #180 Ward Cleaver

Caption: "It's a gang bang!"

I can almost hear Hatem Omar yelling 'action' before he snapped the picture.

re: #148 Maximu§

That's BS!

re: #13 Iron Fist

You've got to Fight
For your Right
To Riot!

If it was anyone but the ACL³U, they'd charge them with Conspiracy to incite riot. The ACL³U gets a pass.

Eh, nothing new here the ACLU already supports a group of people who think it's cool to have sex with male children The North American Man Boy Love Association AKA NAMBLA.

re: #178 WrathofG-d

I like # 58, WTF with his Journalist? It looks like a baby of all the other ones he has in his house.

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

re: #171 jcm

I been ballistic and in the Principals face today.
YOU DO NOT DO POLITICS IN THE FIFTH GRADE PERIOD END OF STORY!
Call the local media.
Complain to the school board and State SecEd.
RAISE A STINK to high heaven.

yma o hyd and jcm, my wife and I are head'n out the door right now....5th graders should not be concerned with the next president.

Hey ACLU, why don't you tell us who's money your spending, and why you spend it the way you do?

"Don't tase me, bro!"

re: #189 mama winger

We wupped em 3 straight.

re: #191 Conservative in Liberal Hands

You are correct. Spooky is the AC130 gunship. Gota love the 40mm cannon.

re: #172 rabidfox

One of the interesting ideas for reforming the courts would be to establish at least one, if not two circuits to cover the 9th. Establish new circuits for WA, OR, ID and MT, and at least two others for CA, NV, and AZ. It would cut down on the looniness of the 9th.

re: #193 Maximu§

Better give your son some flash cards with talking points on Obama's endorsement from Hamas, his historical gaffes, & his connections to terrorists, leftists & radicals.

re: #126 Charles

Does this guy look wounded?

[Link: www.daylife.com...]

Yes. If you knew anything about the body you'd know that the back normally arches after death.

re: #206 Maximu§

yma o hyd and jcm, my wife and I are head'n out the door right now....5th graders should not be concerned with the next president.

Good, on you.

re: #148 Maximu§

OT:

My 10 year old son just came home from school with pictures of BHO that his teacher handed out and my little angel told me "I like Obama"....can you believe they are brainwashing 5th graders at elementary school?

I'm going to talk to that clipped-haired-Man-Hater teacher of his first thing Monday.

* * *

Please contact your local republican party by email or phone, they might be interested to know about this.

Do Parent Teacher Associations do anything anymore?

re: #182 Cygnus

We had mock elections in 5th grade but there was no brainwashing for candidates.

It's a good thing to introduce them to the process.
But hand out icons of the Obamessiah? Don't think so.

re: #216 taxfreekiller

On the C-130,
you can not imagine the feeling when you hear them coming on station after about a one hr. wait, ,, that is a sound tfk will never forget, and the NVA, they could hear too, also,,,,,,

patter, patter away,

Nothing like air cover.

re: #217 alegrias

* * *

Please contact your local republican party by email or phone, they might be interested to know about this.

Do Parent Teacher Associations do anything anymore?

They have become bastions of Lefty-Wants-Free-Stuff agitation. Useless, at best.

re: #218 jcm

It's a good thing to introduce them to the process.
But hand out icons of the Obamessiah? Don't think so.

Teach them civics not politics.

re: #214 Roentgen

Yes. If you knew anything about the body you'd know that the back normally arches after death.

Nothing about death in the story; only wounded. But I do hope you're right.

re: #217 alegrias

* * *

Please contact your local republican party by email or phone, they might be interested to know about this.

Do Parent Teacher Associations do anything anymore?

All the PTA does these days is take up collections for a new coffee pot for the teachers break room.

re: #220 wolfie

They have become bastions of Lefty-Wants-Free-Stuff agitation. Useless, at best.

* * *
Am beginning to understand why some parents home school!
Just to keep their childrens' minds from being polluted.

A moonbat's days are filled with fool's errands.
On to the next.

And some of the protesters, shockingly, might be wearing scarves from Urban Outfitters.

One tatic the loony left does is to riot, but then scream "police brutality" no matter how soft the police react. They have their left wing lawyers standing by (literally) to go after the police then.

re: #227 Dave the.....

One tatic the loony left does is to riot, but then scream "police brutality" no matter how soft the police react. They have their left wing lawyers standing by (literally) to go after the police then.

Video cameras will be thicker than fleas on a hippy.

Breaking up the 9th would be a good way of getting rid of the nuts currently sitting. No need to reassign them, after all.

The psychological operations version of the C130 might come in handy.
Complete with a mini radio station and speakers.
What songs would drive the moonbats mad?

re: #28 Charles

That's Hillary saying "And when I loosh this farkin' nomination I'm gonna go home and die-vorce Bill and shack up with Huma! Wheeee!"

re: #230 Electron Shuffler

The psychological operations version of the C130 might come in handy.
Complete with a mini radio station and speakers.
What songs would drive the moonbats mad?

I'm not sure, but I'd sure likie to see how they'd react to Die Valkerie blaring out of a Blackhawk.

re: #221 jamgarr

Teach them civics not politics.

DING!
DING!

I wonder if a 5th grade teacher is aware of the difference any more.

re: #17 WriterMom

WE JUST HAVE TO WAIT A COUPLE OF GENERATIONS NONE OF TODAYS LIBERAL JEWS WILL BE JEWISH BY THEN.

re: #233 jcm

They don't teach civics or politics, the do workshops in "social justice".

re: #66 rabidfox

And be overturned. Almost at once.

re: #232 jamgarr

That would definitely get my attention.

I can't think of the movie that song was used in with a segment using helicopters.

re: #227 Dave the.....

Yeah, like when they used fire hoses against civil rights demonstrators.

Infantilism is the preferred method of political expression of the far left.

The Dems are set to offer the nation (the world!) the farthest left candidate since Gus Hall, the perennial Commie Candidate of the 60s and 70s. Why in the world woudl they want to screw this up, the opportunity of a lifetime?

Obama has a real chance of winning.

Let's assume that our CIA are the same ineffective morons that did not see 911 and figured out all on their own in the NIE that Iran is not working on their nuclear weapons program. Let's assume that Osama wants to discredit Bush and pave the way for BHO to be POTUS; if you think he does not have a dozen or more Jihadis ready to go in NYC alone, you don't understand al Qaeda. We know that a couple of years back he stopped a sarin gas in the subways attack; having kicked his butt in Iraq and Afghanistan, OBL is a vengeful fellow whose ego craves attention. The US border is a sieve and most of the stuff can be found or stolen here anyway.

Since he does not share his plans with me, a shame, I can only speculate but he likes cheap, nasty, showy and symbolic- a series of dirty bombs in several US cities would neatly fit the bill. The cost to the US and disruption to the economy would be huge, the PR value even higher. The question is how the US would respond at the polls. Punish Republicans for Bush's failings or take the military guy? Turn to Obama to "rescue us" from terror or vote to fight the scum to the end?

The cost to the Islamic world, if such an even occurs should not be overstated. The one thing about Osama's Islamic logic (Islam does guide him remember) is he does not appear to understand what the US might do if he does dirty bomb a US city. We held back after 911; that will not happen a second time. The price to the Islamic world if the worst happens will be horrible.

Yet in such turbulent times, the Democratic party is committing both short term and long term suicide with Obama. They are foisting a guy clearly not ready for it as their standard bearer. Obama's connections at every turn to far left fellow travelers is a disaster in waiting. It could cause the electorate to just reject him in the fall. Nevermind the fact that Obama's claimed biggest selling point is getting our troops out of Iraq- now that we have victory in sight!

The real downside is the cost if he wins. Since Carter, only 8 of the last 28 years has seen a Democrat in the White House. Carter changed the US electorate hard to the right. President BHO might finish the party forever.

The only reason McCain is viable is that he viewed as his own man, The pounding Republicans have seen in by-elections has been illustrative of anger towards a party that talks conservative and then loads up on earmarks. The Republican party has so far failed to wake up to the electorate, in some ways they are as asleep at the wheel as the Democratic congressional leadership. When you have an 11% approval rating, one should not be to smug about one's prospects. A centrist fiscally conservative party might emerge that eats the Democrats and Republicans alive. McCain and Lieberman may just found the party to give voters a real alternative that is not beholden to Teachers Unions and oil companies.

re: #237 Electron Shuffler

That would definitely get my attention.

I can't think of the movie that song was used in with a segment using helicopters.

Apocalypse Now (it was a Huey)

Spagnuolo thinks the city is looking at weapons like a stun gun which fires 20 seconds of pain from a shotgun. He also pointed to the LRAD, a long range acoustic device that emits a tone to disable people.

Thousands of children with recorders playing the Brown Note.

re: #217 alegrias

This is nothing new. When I was a wee lad in the fourth grade there was a school wide mock election for president (it was an election year). After a week or two of campaigning everyone got to vote, the votes were counted and the results were announced.
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Johnson won
Goldwater lost

re: #240 jamgarr

Yup, that's it!

re: #232 jamgarr

I'm not sure, but I'd sure likie to see how they'd react to Die Valkerie blaring out of a Blackhawk.

Torn on that one. Perfect theme, but on the other hand, it's composed by Hitler's favorite, Wagner.

re: #244 David Simon

Torn on that one. Perfect theme, but on the other hand, it's composed by Hitler's favorite, Wagner.

I love Wagner - it's so . . . . . Wagnerian.

re: #235 Kenneth

They don't teach civics or politics, the do workshops in "social justice".

The Ayers College of Education.

Haven't read all the thread and someone may have already mentioned it but the city of Denver, in an effort to aid in the recreation of 1968, has hired the biggest and baddest of the Chicago police force to come down with their truncheons and beat the patchouli out of some aged hippies, just for sport.
Word is they will be airlifted by the Colorado Air National Guard, with all expenses paid.
Let the games begin, choose your weapons.

/sarcasm of course, but a man can dream can't he?

re: #224 alegrias

* * *
Am beginning to understand why some parents home school!
Just to keep their childrens' minds from being polluted.

My wife works with a fellow who homeschooled his kids. Well, he and his wife did.

One in grad school. One about to graduate this year. One starting college this year. One is HS age.

So far, they have 3 National Merit Honor Scholars. Helps with the college tuition a bit.

Neither of the parents seems particularly brilliant, if you know what I mean. Nice, average folks. As are their boys.

re: #200 jcm

Current nomenclature.
AC-130H's call sign is "Spectre."
AC-130U's call sign is "Spooky. "

Sorry 'bout that. I seem to remember a C47 outfitted with '50 cal. M2's and just after that a flying boxcar was used with somewhat upgraded weaponry.

No doubt about it. The AC-130 in any gunship configuration is one very awesome and comforting site for US troops. Kinda noisy, though when the whole package lets go.

re: #249 buzzsawmonkey

"Wagner's music is not as bad as it sounds."

--Mark Twain

"It's the kind of thing that will be well received by those who like that kind of thing." Abe Lincoln

re: #239 Ayatollah Ghilmeini

The pounding Republicans have seen in by-elections has been illustrative of anger towards a party that talks conservative and then loads up on earmarks.

You might be right there Gilhoolie, but replacing them with earmarking commie Democrats seems like national suicide to me.

re: #245 jamgarr

I sat through the entire Der Ring des Nibelungen once. Never again.

re: #237 Electron Shuffler
That would definitely get my attention.

I can't think of the movie that song was used in with a segment using helicopters.

re: #240 jamgarr
Apocalypse Now (it was a Huey)

But Apocalypse Now stole the idea from Kelly's Heros.
// {;-)™

re: #253 David Simon

I sat through the entire Der Ring des Nibelungen once. Never again.

It wasn't split up?

re: #253 David Simon

re: #245 jamgarr

I sat through the entire Der Ring des Nibelungen once. Never again.

I've always wondered, do people really like that music or do they just say they do so they can belong to some elite group of insufferable assholeshats?

re: #256 HDrepub

I've always wondered, do people really like that music or do they just say they do so they can belong to some elite group of insufferable assholeshats?

Hey, I resemble that remark!

re: #10 Dr. Shalit

mmmmm. f-16s and rockeyes, breakfast of champions

re: #255 jamgarr

It wasn't split up?

Oh yes lol! Das Reingold, Die Walkure, Siegfried and Gotterdamerung, each on a separate night. But only Das Reingold is reasonable length.

re: #259 David Simon

Oh yes lol! Das Reingold, Die Walkure, Siegfried and Gotterdamerung, each on a separate night. But only Das Reingold is reasonable length.

I thought you really were talking about torture!

If the hippies want to protest peaceably, I say let em' protest. The Denver PD. job is keeping the peace. I have no problem with that either. Protesting unpeaceably, breaking things, and other villany, DPD needs every tool they can get their hands on to keep that peace.

Got to go, I'm about to be locked in at work!

re: #211 Electron Shuffler

re: #216 taxfreekiller

re: #219 jcm

re: #230 Electron Shuffler

Ahhhh, the sounds of my youth...

Sorry 'bout the delay in responding, had to do some work...

re: #253 David Simon

Whoa. Did you have a catheter and some emergency supplies?

re: #256 HDrepub

I've always wondered, do people really like that music or do they just say they do so they can belong to some elite group of insufferable assholeshats?

Most of it, I don't like; but there are exceptions: Puccini - Tosca and La Boheme; Gounod - Faust; Mozart - Don Giovanni, Idomineo. A few others.

However, I would imagine there are more than a few of the ilk you mention.

re: #230 Electron Shuffler

The psychological operations version of the C130 might come in handy.
Complete with a mini radio station and speakers.
What songs would drive the moonbats mad?