Well it was supposed to be Ron Paul dammit!

The inmates are running the asylum.

::cuckoo::

G. A. H.!

Well, you all may want to take a look at this...

[Link: www.khow.com...]

Dan Caplis is a lawyer/talk show host here in the Denver area. He's starting to get some national coverage over this report.

Walter in Golden, Co.

OOH! Noam! I can't think of a more definitive historian out there to help us shape our contemporary foreign policy! YAY!

/morons

re: #1 akak

Mark Banks's blog, linked above, has one Luapnor concept covered:

By Mark from Redmond, WA Apr 6th 2008 at 1:12 pm EDT
There was enormous support for a party platform article, at yesterday's caucus, that asked for a real investigation of all the facts of what happened on 9/11 and who was responsible.
So, yes, let's get Obama in office and then demand that the truth be brought out!

Obama's blog, the gift that keeps on giving...

Charles, are you getting paid to help police the blog?

re: #2 Spiny Norman

you took the words right outta my mouth

Check out Susan C. Moyer's website- The woman's a freakin' lunatic, saying she plays drum all around the "sick" person's body to "heal" them.

Susan uses an open-sided hoop drum to drum around the body, focusing on areas the person has indicated may be problematic and also using intuition to guide how long drumming is done in each area and the intensity and rhythm of the drumming.

Drumming may also be done to strengthen and balance the chakras (energy centers in the body). The person being drummed can do this with a drum of their choice, using intuition to guide them in how long and what rhythm to use for each chakra.

Its a freaking mental illness....

Numerology? Oh yeah.

Lordy. The dismal parade never stops.

re: #9 Bob in Breckenridge

Check out Susan C. Moyer's website- The woman's a freakin' lunatic, saying she plays drum all around the "sick" person's body to "heal" them.

Susan uses an open-sided hoop drum to drum around the body, focusing on areas the person has indicated may be problematic and also using intuition to guide how long drumming is done in each area and the intensity and rhythm of the drumming.

Drumming may also be done to strengthen and balance the chakras (energy centers in the body). The person being drummed can do this with a drum of their choice, using intuition to guide them in how long and what rhythm to use for each chakra.

I just bleed out chickens....

Here's another beauty...

The American Killing Machine

It's like The Golden Tree over there.
Been shaking that tree for how long now and the fruit just keeps falling out....neverending.

re: #12 rawmuse

Lordy. The dismal parade never stops.

It makes you wonder how fast these people, if stranded on an island together, would go all Lord of the Flies on each other.....

It really is amazing that all these "blogs" are not on Huffington post or Daily Kos, but on a US Presidential official website!
It is disgusting, almost as disgusting as the USA media not reporting this.

Simpsons are on, gotta go. Really, you guys are great but....

re: #12 rawmuse

Lordy. The dismal parade never stops.

76 trombones in the big parade...

And every one playing a different tune. It's not a campaign, it's a cacophony.

re: #6 jaunte

Hasn't that already been done?

/sarc

Obama sure seems to attract his own kind!

As usual, the mindless Obamatons will merely disregard these crazies and salivate some more over 'Hope' and 'Change.'

Ugggggghhh.

I swear, Barry & the world class idiots that support him are getting so tedious.
The problem is, this is for real & unless the 527's save McCain we are in serious trouble!

re: #4 Walter L. Newton

Well, you all may want to take a look at this...

[Link: www.khow.com...]

Dan Caplis is a lawyer/talk show host here in the Denver area. He's starting to get some national coverage over this report.

Walter in Golden, Co.

I hope he gets some coverage on his report.
Hugh Hewitt played these same tapes for a full week on his show back in March. These words are coming from Obama's own mouth as he reads his books for audio books tapes.

re: #20 Dolphin

They'll keep calling for investigations until they get the answer they want.

“Everybody’s worried about stopping terrorism. Well, there’s a really easy way: stop participating in it.” Noam Chomsky

OOH! Noam! I can't think of a more definitive historian out there to help us shape our contemporary foreign policy! YAY!

/morons

If we did even half of what Noam Chomsky wanted us to do, this country would be destroyed. How this "scholar" manages to get any respect or garner a following is beyond imagination. I guess there is a surplus of "blame America" and/or "hate America" yahoos out there. Like Noam, they sit in their comfy little worlds and spite and spit upon the very country that allows them to have their comfy little existences....I could use words like pathetic, ungrateful and self-destructive, but that only scratches the surface.....delusional Utopian pinheads, perhaps?

re: #25 jaunte
Very true!

re: #4 Walter L. Newton

Well, you all may want to take a look at this...

[Link: www.khow.com...]

Dan Caplis is a lawyer/talk show host here in the Denver area. He's starting to get some national coverage over this report.

Walter in Golden, Co.

Walter- Is he the guy on the radio with Craig Silverman?

Scott Adams (The Dilbert Blog) won't put up a post until he sees it.

Charles watches LGF with a tenacity that I can not fathom.

WTF are the Obama people thinking.

Everybody really does not deserve a voice. Shut down the Blog Senator Obama, this is not helping you get elected.

(please do not shut down the blog Senator Obama)

re: #16 coquimbojoe

It makes you wonder how fast these people, if stranded on an island together, would go all Lord of the Flies on each other.....

I'm thinking "Animal Farm".

OT:

Charles, have you been receiving less e-mail now that the contact form is hidden in the left menu?

Just curious...

I hope the 527's use his tapes to make ads that will absolutely bring his idiot-machine to a screeching halt. Talk about loony. The man is a walking lunatic asylum all in one man.

re: #32 LeonidasOfSparta

I hope the 527's use his tapes to make ads that will absolutely bring his idiot-machine to a screeching halt. Talk about loony. The man is a walking lunatic asylum all in one man.

Right on!

re: #32 LeonidasOfSparta

In the land of the blind, the one eyed man...

Nuthouse Roundup

Sort of sums it all up!

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehaw!

re: #28 Bob in Breckenridge

Walter- Is he the guy on the radio with Craig Silverman?

Yes. And before you say it, I will, I really can't stand him (Dan), but he does have an audience and maybe this will get some coverage out of this area.

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #29 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Scott Adams (The Dilbert Blog) won't put up a post until he sees it.

Charles watches LGF with a tenacity that I can not fathom.

WTF are the Obama people thinking.

Everybody really does not deserve a voice. Shut down the Blog Senator Obama, this is not helping you get elected.

(please do not shut down the blog Senator Obama)

Hey Man, if it feels good, do it.....everyone's opinion is sacred, man....toke, toke, toke, cough, cough. Like, lay off these cats, man, don't be so heavy to judge. They all dig Obama and you should too......just drink some of this kool aid and everything will be just fine.......

My favorite Obama group is Food Tasters for Obama .
Here is a quote from the blog:

Greg, a supporter who has slaved in several states for the campaign, looks forward to enjoying wholesome foods prepared by outstanding White House chefs after months of eating pizza warmed up in microwave ovens. Hannah is excited to taste for Barack, although she does not like mushrooms. Joe wants to make sure the group includes hard-working, white Americans and the foods they love, like meat and potatoes

May I suggest Waffles.

re: #32 LeonidasOfSparta

I hope the 527's use his tapes to make ads that will absolutely bring his idiot-machine to a screeching halt. Talk about loony. The man is a walking lunatic asylum all in one man.

But the MSM won't run them or hide them during the info 'mercials that run between midnight and 5 am.

re: #9 Bob in Breckenridge

I didn't have to get as far as her website to know she was not well...

However, after watching "911 Mysteries" I can only say it is worse than I imagined. The movie, while not coming right out and saying it, basically leads one to conclude that President Bush was behind the attacks (which would mean he knowingly created the situation and authorized its enactment) and the horrible deaths of the people in the World Trade Center buildings. The movie gave convincing evidence, for me, that it was not in fact the impact of the planes that resulted in the collapse of the skyscrapers, but a well-planned demolition undertaken supposedly because they were losing money. The man who had purchased them 6 weeks before 9/11 bought double insurance on them and made sure they were insured against "terrorist attacks". And there was testimony by many about how the buildings were constructed to withstand the impact of planes the size of those that flew into them, and that the way the buildings fell was consistent with demolition explosives.

Now THAT sickens me. Whereas I was lukewarm about impeachment before, I am in favor of it now. I can't believe our own government would go so far as to engineer such a feat, collaborate with bin Laden to make it happen, and that bin Laden agreed to be the scapegoat -- and give Bush the justification for war against his people.

CRAZY! OUTRAGEOUS! WAY ILLEGAL! IMPEACH!

SUMMARY: She didn't think Bush's actions rose to the level of impeachment until...until she saw a crappy troofer video, accepted it wholesale, no questions asked. But here is the weird part, (yes, I know it's been weird to this point already) the video claims the owner of the WTC is the one who plotted the destruction of the WTC to gain insurance money. And from this she deduces that bin Laden agreed to accept blame for the attack, and Bush should be impeached because....well, she never really explains this part. I think magic was involved. I love love love crazy people on the internet. They are so entertaining.

re: #36 Walter L. Newton

Yes. And before you say it, I will, I really can't stand him (Dan), but he does have an audience and maybe this will get some coverage out of this area.

Walter in Golden, Co.

I can't hear that station where I live, so I've never heard the show, but I've seen Silverman on a few FNC shows. He seems well informed (Silverman).

re: #38 Pdogg
That does not even make sense (grammatically)

Look, McCain can't win this on his own. He just can't.
It is a referendum on Obama.
There needs to be a Swift Boat like movemnet. Without it Kerry would be president.
Barry needs to be hammered with the truth.

You just can't make crazy like this up. 25 years ago, SNL or other comedy shows couldn't have imagined anything this wild.

Although I do remember a skit a number of years ago where some guy happened upon a television set where the news was being choreographed and filmed. That is starting to get too close to reality.

Good evening, Lizards. Nuthouse roundup, huh? Sounds like home.

re: #39 Dolphin

But the MSM won't run them or hide them during the info 'mercials that run between midnight and 5 am.

Or, they will pull out the most holy and sacred item the left has...the Race Card. They will pull it out and place in front of all of the typical white people and say, "He's black, you cannot understand his pain" and move along to the next glowing whitewash (no pun intended) of the Obamessiah or the next outrageous attack on McCain.....

THE LEFTIST TRINITY

Barack the Father
Barack the Son
Barack the Holy Spirit

re: #45 hermeneutics

Good evening. Slow night here tonight. At least I can keep up! lol.

re: #47 HelloDare

THE LEFTIST TRINITY

Barack the Father
Barack the Son
Barack the Holy Spirit

That's great! Sadly true, too.

re: #48 Dolphin

Good evening. Slow night here tonight. At least I can keep up! lol.

I like your avatar ... from Florida?

re: #40 kevinmumaw

Uh-huh. The greatest cover-up in the history of the world. By a guy they've been telling us is the stupidest President in history. What's amazing to me is:

A. They don't seem to see or care about the paradox there.

and

B. This is a friggin' educated woman.

Good Night Lizards.

re: #50 hermeneutics

Texas.

re: #41 Bob in Breckenridge

I can't hear that station where I live, so I've never heard the show, but I've seen Silverman on a few FNC shows. He seems well informed (Silverman).

Try...

[Link: www.khow.com...]

Stream it 3-6pm daily.

Silverman is well informed. It's the H and C routine, Dan the conservative and Craig is the liberal. But a really good liberal, I would say neo-liberal, middle left. Not a Colmes.

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #51 Bob in Breckenridge

That is a fantastic point. If lefties thought about that too hard, their heads would explode.

OT: sorry for the repeat but there are just less than 2 hours left.

I carry this over from the previous thread because I think it is just that important. Please visit these links and participate.

streaming video of telethon

And to donate to our brave warriors, go here.

re: #53 Dolphin

Texas.

Texas? What a hoot -- oh well, maybe you're a marine scientist in hiding.

re: #52 opnion

Good Night Lizards.

Good night, opnion.

I don't like to dwell too much on so-called conspiracies, because our society is so sheltered that we do not even entertain, nor tolerate, alternative views of significant events. In other words, we take what we see on TV as the truth, and never think twice about it. Such a mindset requires no effort, because it is so ingrained within all of us Americans that we no longer think manually, we think automatically. And for that reason, the media, in conjunction with the government, have done an excellent job in suppressing the human mind. And so, attempting to break free from the norms of society, I tend to find some conspiracy theories interesting, although I do find some conspiracies just outright outrageous or irrelevant to anything that would be of use to the human race.

Umm...mission accomplished.

re: #42 Dolphin

Ya, the group includes People and food! What a change this brings!

re: #14 NJDhockeyfan

Ah yes, another "google" journalist. Know how you can tell Iraq is going well? It's not reported in the NY Times anymore.

I had the misfortune of stumbling into a political conversation with a moonbat today... an Obama supporter, natch.

I told him to check out Obama's website, and see the kooks that support the Senator. He informed me that he already looked into it, and he said, "So what."

I asked him if it bothered him that the blogs are still there, and he said, "No. Too many to monitor."

I asked if he was concerned that nuts like these guys see Obama as their candidate... a guy who sees the world as they do. He said, "No. Every candidate has their nutty followers. They are harmless... nobody listens to them."

Then I said, "Oh really? Maybe they're still posted there because that is what Obama believes. Maybe they are the base, and you are the outsider."

He just stood there and blinked at me... and then he walked away.

Moonbats are easily confused by sideways logic. Heh.

re: #55 JSK1121

That is a fantastic point. If lefties thought about that too hard, their heads would explode.

But you don't understand, he is stupid enough to think he can get away with it.

/

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #47 HelloDare
But But But But....

THE LEFTIST TRINITY

Barack the had no Father
Barack the has no Son
Barack the smoked Holy Spirit

There, fixed it for ya.....

re: #53 Dolphin

You might like this pic:
[Link: www.flickr.com...]

re: #57 hermeneutics
Or fisher-person that loves to watch the dolphins (porpoises)

OT/ My new haircut

re: #49 hermeneutics

Obama the Father
Barack the Son
Hussein the Animating Spirit of Islam

/agreeing with you, Hermy

re: #51 Bob in Breckenridge

Uh-huh. The greatest cover-up in the history of the world. By a guy they've been telling us is the stupidest President in history.

Not to mention the hundreds of thousands of people who would have to be in on it, and none of them have spilled the beans.

Right.

re: #4 Walter L. Newton

Well, you all may want to take a look at this...

[Link: www.khow.com...]

Dan Caplis is a lawyer/talk show host here in the Denver area. He's starting to get some national coverage over this report.

Walter in Golden, Co.

Holy shit!

"Political discussions, the kind that at Occidental had once seemed so intense and purposeful, came to take on the flavor of the socialist conferences that I sometimes attended at Cooper Union or the African cultural fairs that took place in Harlem or Brooklyn during the summers-a few of the many diversions that New York had to offer, like going to a foreign film or ice-skating at the Rockefeller Center." pg 122

So Barack considers socialist conferences to be "diversions?" WTF?! This guy needs to be stopped. Immediately. And I mean, like, yesterday.

re: #58 Proud to be American

Umm...mission accomplished.

I don't like to dwell too much on so-called conspiracies, because our society is so sheltered that we do not even entertain, nor tolerate, alternative views of significant events. In other words, we take what we see on TV as the truth, and never think twice about it. Such a mindset requires no effort, because it is so ingrained within all of us Americans that we no longer think manually, we think automatically. And for that reason, the media, in conjunction with the government, have done an excellent job in suppressing the human mind

This is hysterical -- she is the "we" to whom she refers. (Did that make sense?) She's projecting.

re: #51 Bob in Breckenridge

Uh-huh. The greatest cover-up in the history of the world. By a guy they've been telling us is the stupidest President in history. What's amazing to me is:

A. They don't seem to see or care about the paradox there.

and

B. This is a friggin' educated woman.

Dick Cheney/Halliburton/Neocons/Big Oil/The Illuminati are pulling the strings......GWB is just puppet, used for his name recognition.....That 'splains the paradox.....

re: #56 GeeWiz

OT: sorry for the repeat but there are just less than 2 hours left.

I carry this over from the previous thread because I think it is just that important. Please visit these links and participate.

streaming video of telethon

And to donate to our brave warriors, go here.

{GeeWiz}

I gave my students the opportunity to send letters to a soldier via Soldiers' Angels. I read them to be sure the content was appropriate, but I made no other corrections--I didn't want the activity to be a chore. The soldier sent back postcards and a terrific letter thanking the kids for thinking of him.

re: #55 JSK1121

That is a fantastic point. If lefties thought about that too hard, their heads would explode.

/We can only hope.

I know a whole lot of Obama supporters and what worries me the most about them is that they are convinced that almost everyone is one of them.

My sister who live up in Oregon is utterly convinced that Obama is going to win in a landslide. She tells me that I am the only person that she know who is not an Obama supporter.

The other night at a party in west Los Angeles, everyone was talking about how much things will change once Obama is president. There was no consideration that it was even possible that he may not win. When I, and one other person, said that we were going to vote for McCain, people looked at us as if we were completely insane.

...and most of the people at this party were Jewish!

re: #67 Carridine

Obama the Father
Barack the Son
Hussein the Animating Spirit of Islam

/agreeing with you, Hermy

Karradine -- how art thou? It is good to see your nic.

re: #68 Racer X

Exactly.

re: #64 jaunte

Very nice! Actually seen that exact thing at that exact location! My favorite was off shore about 40 miles; an adult (I assumed mama) and baby at the front of the boat I was on doing exactly that together going about 35 miles/hour.

re: #70 hermeneutics

I don't like to dwell too much on so-called conspiracies, because our society is so sheltered that we do not even entertain, nor tolerate, alternative views of significant events. In other words, we take what we see on TV as the truth, and never think twice about it. Such a mindset requires no effort, because it is so ingrained within all of us Americans that we no longer think manually, we think automatically. And for that reason, the media, in conjunction with the government, have done an excellent job in suppressing the human mind

This is hysterical -- she is the "we" to whom she refers. (Did that make sense?) She's projecting.

Of course it makes sense...didn't Barak indicate that "we were the change we were waiting for!"

And they went we, we, we, we all the way home.........

re: #69 BGOH

Holy shit!

"Political discussions, the kind that at Occidental had once seemed so intense and purposeful, came to take on the flavor of the socialist conferences that I sometimes attended at Cooper Union or the African cultural fairs that took place in Harlem or Brooklyn during the summers-a few of the many diversions that New York had to offer, like going to a foreign film or ice-skating at the Rockefeller Center." pg 122

So Barack considers socialist conferences to be "diversions?" WTF?! This guy needs to be stopped. Immediately. And I mean, like, yesterday.

He's covering his arse, explaining/excusing his attendance at these extremist political "conferences." While there, I betcha he was networking. Perhaps some of the bizarre people/idea on his blog were met there.

Noam Chompsky is a pimple on the ass of the universe

re: #78 yesandno

Of course it makes sense...didn't Barak indicate that "we were the change we were waiting for!"

And they went we, we, we, we all the way home.........

That little piggy!

Never did find out anything regarding the picture I linked to the other night. Wish I knew what it said or represented. Here is another link for those that did not see it.

[Link: s302.photobucket.com...]

Chomsky must have tenure. Otherwise there would be no way he could have a job.

Let me spare you all from numerology link -- 3 minutes of my life that will never return :-).

Impeaching President Bush?

Shweet. This country needs 6 months of President Cheney.

re: #74 Ringo the Gringo

Ringo- Did you read Bernie Goldberg's book "Bias"? He said basically the same thing happened on the upper east side of Manhattan in '72 when Nixon trounced McGovern- Some woman couldn't believe because she didn't know anyone who voted for Nixon. These people live in their own little bubble.

Noam Chumpsky. Now there is a man I'd walk a mile out of my way to smack with a clue bat.

OT - sorta

A Fitting Memorial: The Geroge W Bush Sewage Treatment Plant

Using moonbat logic, we could rename a few public and private institutions in a similar style:

The William J Clinton Wayward Home for Interns

The Jimmy Carter Lobotomy Center

The John F-ing Kerry Methane Production Facility

The Barack H Obama Manure Works

The Ted Kennedy Scuba Training Center and Distillery

The list would be endless!

Obama is so transparent, and the hype around him so egregious, that I am shocked that so many people can't see through the BS. I don't know any people who prostrate in front of images of their Obamessiah, but I know a few too many generally cynical Democrats who are naively hopeful that everything will change with Obama. I know "independents" who could go either way but seem to be trending Obama. What did Obama put in the Kool Aid?

McCain could win over many in the middle and center-left, but he is not pushing his message hard enough. Also, he is not responding to Obama's race-baiting (e.g. his not so-subtle message that if you don't vote for him, you are a racist) and other odious tactics. Obama is playing not only dirty politics but regressive politics (ironic, considering that he is adored by the magi of the progressives). Obama is like Huey Long.

It is harder for McCain to set the tone, since the media is overwhelmingly biased toward Obama, even now after Obama's Chicagoland style and hypocrisy and hubris have gained a bit of traction with the media. However, McCain can do better. It's early days, though, but McCain needs a "war room" to go offensive and hammer away at Obama's distortions, lies and coercive (and essentially bullying) statements.

McCain cannot let Obama and the Obamites and an Obama-pliant media paint him as Bush III. McCain is a liberal Republican, to the chagrin of many conservatives, and he should project himself as one. Conservatives will come on board no matter what, because a Pres. Obama - the most liberal pres. the country would have ever had, raising taxes and groveling at the feet of dictators - is too awful to contemplate. The Bush-fatigue factor is something the Dems want to put around McCain's neck like a chain, but McCain is about as far from Bush as a Republican can get. He needs to stress this and go after Obama again and again for Obama's FUD tactics.

re: #80 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Wasn't sure who that was so I searched it and found this - thought it was appropriate to your post. lol.

[Link: squattypoop.wordpress.com...]

re: #4 Walter L. Newton

Bookmarked. Astonishing.

re: #40 kevinmumaw

Sad thing is that she converted to troofer 10 days ago.

You think some of her Obama friends turned her on to it?

I do.

re: #69 BGOH

"Political discussions, the kind that at Occidental had once seemed so intense and purposeful, came to take on the flavor of the socialist conferences that I sometimes attended at Cooper Union or the African cultural fairs that took place in Harlem or Brooklyn during the summers-a few of the many diversions that New York had to offer, like going to a foreign film or ice-skating at the Rockefeller Center." pg 122

I know when we took our child to NY we sat and debated on whether or not to take he/she to ice skate or take he/she to the communist rally and fan club...

yes sir, decisions, decisions, decisions.............

did I mention moral eqivalency?

re: #85 Palandine

Impeaching President Bush?

Shweet. This country needs 6 months of President Cheney.

Why? To bring more BakerBotts folks to the front?

10 +1=11
9+2=11
8+3=11
holy crap....what if 7+4=.....11?

don't you see? and look at the progression

10, 9, 8, 7

it's a conspiracy. 11 everywhere. And when Obama makes change, he hands me a two nickles and a penny-- 11 ! 6=5, get it?

OMG it's all 11 all the way down

re: #4 Walter L. Newton

Great stuff. I bookmarked it. I always thought the words in his own books could be used against him. He needs whites, and specifically white men, to elect him, the very people he excoriates in these pages that he wrote.

sarc

re: #89 Purple Prose

I hear you.

re: #96 rawmuse

gives all new perspective to Michelle's "get me more white people" remark.

11 !

re: #96 rawmuse

Great stuff. I bookmarked it. I always thought the words in his own books could be used against him. He needs whites, and specifically white men, to elect him, the very people he excoriates in these pages that he wrote.

I wonder if Charles has seen this?

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #86 Bob in Breckenridge

Ringo- Did you read Bernie Goldberg's book "Bias"? He said basically the same thing happened on the upper east side of Manhattan in '72 when Nixon trounced McGovern- Some woman couldn't believe because she didn't know anyone who voted for Nixon. These people live in their own little bubble.

And I get so much pleasure out of popping bubbles.

OT...You may already know this, but...

The very first episode of Saturday Night Live is airing with George Carlin hosting this coming Saturday night.

In case you didn't know. I'll be watching. Hope to see you there.

re: #102 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

That was when it was a good show to watch. Tivos at the ready!

re: #89 Purple Prose

Nice prose, Purple.

I'm absorbed in polling data, trying to make sense of McCain's strategy, if there is one. Whatever he's doing, even if its not much, has raised him to parity with Obama in the best polls. Perhaps, though, Obama is sinking his own candidacy. Who knows.

Today, too, I visited the site where McCain's staff is listed by job description. I was shocked that vacancies existed next to several staff positions, some important. Take a wee peek if you're interested: [Link: www.gwu.edu...]

Anyway, for the guy to get traction, he's got to fill these key positions.

re: #102 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

OT...You may already know this, but...

The very first episode of Saturday Night Live is airing with George Carlin hosting this coming Saturday night.

In case you didn't know. I'll be watching. Hope to see you there.

On NBC?

"Let them all believe what they want of me, as long as they vote for me."

Impeaching President Bush?

Shweet. This country needs 6 months of President Cheney.

So Bush is going to be impeached Monday? Wouldn't it take a little time to present a case and have a vote? Impeachment talk is such a waste of time. The Demodummies don't have an effing plan. Shit, My stocks took a real dump today and the fucking Ocrats don't have shit,. I can't figure out why Obama has one vote, and why the Ocrats have any credibility.

re: #88 Desert Dog

I thought about that today as well. I will bet you that sometime in the near future some rural county somewhere in the normal part of the country will name their waste water treatment plant something along the lines of the "Code Pink memorial sewage Facility" or the "San Francisco Crap Factory"...which is redundant, I know.

re: #105 Bob in Breckenridge

Yep.

re: #89 Purple Prose

I don't know any people who prostrate in front of images of their Obamessiah,

I do. I work with one. Her cube is covered with posters and bumper stickers and her computer screen back ground is the Obama 08 logo.

Oh, and she wears her Obama 08 button every day.

re: #74 Ringo the Gringo

I know a whole lot of Obama supporters and what worries me the most about them is that they are convinced that almost everyone is one of them.

My sister who live up in Oregon is utterly convinced that Obama is going to win in a landslide. She tells me that I am the only person that she know who is not an Obama supporter.

The other night at a party in west Los Angeles, everyone was talking about how much things will change once Obama is president. There was no consideration that it was even possible that he may not win. When I, and one other person, said that we were going to vote for McCain, people looked at us as if we were completely insane.

...and most of the people at this party were Jewish!

I guess I am just stupid, but just what the heck do these people want to "change"? I just don't get it. I live in a country where I can choose where I live, what I eat, where I work, and for the most part, what my life circumstances are.

I see and hear all about this "totalitarian" society that "Bushhitler" has ushered in. Will someone please explain to me where I go to see all this "totalitarian" behavior? What is the address of the Gulag? I have some vacation time coming....

I used to agree with Thomas Jefferson when he wrote, "Democracy is not the wisest form of government, but it is the safest." I am now convinced that when a salutary republican regard for the original constitution is no longer held in the maximum of secular veneration, and when the separation of powers no longer restrains a federal congress that will bend the welfare clause of the preamble beyond all rational constraint or will suffice to check a court that invents law on the fly, that then a democracy, while perhaps safest for the most supine who suck at the tit of the federated dame, will no longer guarantee the liberty of the self-reliant citizen.

The time has already come when the fetish of safety has become the auto-erotic idol of indolent fools; wisdom has been both castrated and debauched. A great tragedy has come on the scene, because the waters are swarming with sharks--theocratic, fascistic, and Marxist--all offering the morbid compensation that, if only they will appease the monster, the masses of now emasculated lotus eaters will gain the privilege of being allowed to be the last to be shredded into black oblivion. ... And their eyes will be glazed with hope, and "change" will be the threnody bleated on their ovine lips as they bend before the blandishments of the messiah who holds the sheers.

re: #99 LeonidasOfSparta
Is that like eat more chicken?

re: #92 karmic_inquisitor

Sad thing is that she converted to troofer 10 days ago.

You think some of her Obama friends turned her on to it?

I do.

Judging from her website and "blog" entries, I would say it was only a matter of time. In fact, I'm surprised it took so long.

I mean, she made entries for her pets. of course her inner troofer was bound to take charge at some point.

re: #108 kevinmumaw
How about "I just took a great big Murtha."

re: #109 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Yep.

Cool. Thanks. I'm sure I saw it back then when I was a kid growing up in Phoenix, but I'll be watching.

re: #110 Dolphin

I do. I work with one. Her cube is covered with posters and bumper stickers and her computer screen back ground is the Obama 08 logo.

Oh, and she wears her Obama 08 button every day.

Do you need to get along with her? If not, try covering YOUR space with pro-McCain messages and wearing a flag pin. Could be fun?

re: #110 Dolphin

Have some fun with her. Print out some of the pages from his blog for her.

re: #110 Dolphin

I have an Obama voter in my company with a peace sign sticker, dated 01-20-09, as if Worldpeace will suddenly break out on Inauguration Day.

re: #92 karmic_inquisitor

Sad thing is that she converted to troofer 10 days ago.

You think some of her Obama friends turned her on to it?

I do.

WTF!? How can a person go from sane to believing that bullshit? That is just beyond my comprehension other than that person having a pathological brain disorder that reared it's head affecting reasoning capabilities....I just can't wrap my mind around that kind madness!

re: #116 Bob in Breckenridge

Cool. Thanks. I'm sure I saw it back then when I was a kid growing up in Phoenix, but I'll be watching.

Oh, and Billy Preston is the musical guest, along with Janis Ian.

re: #119 jaunte

Odds are, just the opposite.

re: #112 ContraJihadi
Nice turn of the phrase!

re: #115 kansas

How about "I just took a great big Murtha."

And then I wiped my...nevermind.

re: #122 Tarkus289

Some people learned nothing from Jimmy Carter.

re: #94 MandyManners

Why? To bring more BakerBotts folks to the front?

Well, sorta kidding, and taking her wish to its logical conclusion...

An oil well in every backyard. ;)

And if the thought of BakerBotts caused Israel to do the necessary against Iran, so much the better.

I did!

re: #119 jaunte

I have an Obama voter in my company with a peace sign sticker, dated 01-20-09, as if Worldpeace will suddenly break out on Inauguration Day.

Why not a victory sign with the same date ... and McCain's name underneath?

re: #56 GeeWiz

Thanks. I just contributed.

re: #117 hermeneutics

Won't go there at work and, besides that I work in a fully enclosed, locked room. No one would see it anyway (and I am not that proud of my candidate anyway, unfortunately).

I love the McDonald's McCafe commercial where the guys find out they don't have to act all "coffee shop-py" anymore. I've been looking for a clip of this on the web, but I can't find it.

Guy #1 - We can talk about football!
Guy #2 - I like football. I like sitting and watching football.
Guy #1 - I don't need these glasses anymore. They're fake.
Guy #2 - I do need mine. They're very real.
...
Guy #2 - I almost bought a beret the other day.
Guy #1 - DON'T!

Have you seen this commercial. This has some potential to be turned into a satirical political ad.

re: #120 paxnhymn

WTF!? How can a person go from sane to believing that bullshit? That is just beyond my comprehension other than that person having a pathological brain disorder that reared it's head affecting reasoning capabilities....I just can't wrap my mind around that kind madness!

I don't believe it. She must have always been nuts and troofer-susceptible.

re: #75 hermeneutics

I'm finished for the day, with my office work... 18 floors above downtown Bangkok, deeply ensconsed in the financial beating heart of Thailand, Herme, but I STILL won't vote for Obama!

Emailing to/from two friends stateside (one in northern Texas, one in Savannah, GA) say THEIR friends quietly state, "McCain by a LANDSLIDE," and go about their business...

re: #119 jaunte
He, himself, declared that the seas would recede and the ice would quit melting once he was in office (paraphrasing).

re: #119 jaunte

I have an Obama voter in my company with a peace sign sticker, dated 01-20-09, as if Worldpeace will suddenly break out on Inauguration Day.

Well you can bet if Obama is electrd the MSM will stop covering wars and bad days in the stock market. Everything will be peachy. It will also be reported that global warming has improved. Of course January 20th tends to be cold, but since these turds can't remember from one day to the next will attribute the chill to Obama lowering global temps.

Some people need friends so badly, and need to BELONG so much, that they will sign on to whatever, Obama, Trooferism, anything.

It is pitiful, really.

re: #130 Dolphin

Won't go there at work and, besides that I work in a fully enclosed, locked room. No one would see it anyway (and I am not that proud of my candidate anyway, unfortunately).

Not engaging in any career-limiting behavior, huh? :)

re: #80 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Noam Chompsky is a pimple on the ass of the universe

19 be the root of all evil. AND THE ROOT OF 19 TIMES 19. gasp.
/numerology, phrenology. All this science I don't understand.

re: #135 kansas
Don't forget the Homeless, they will suddenly be gone.

re: #121 Bob in Breckenridge

Oh, and Billy Preston is the musical guest, along with Janis Ian.

The "Fifth Beatle", and "I Learned the Truth at Seventeen"?

5+17 = 22divide by 2 (two performers) ELEVEN!

NUMEROLOGY!

re: #134 Dolphin

He, himself, declared that the seas would recede and the ice would quit melting once he was in office (paraphrasing).

And I hear he can piss up a rope. gasp

re: #124 kevinmumaw

And then I wiped my...nevermind.

I wiped my:
John Kerry
Al Gore
Harry Reid
Nancy Pelosi
Robert Wexler
Jimmy Carter

More?

re: #140 rawmuse

Soylent Green?

re: #134 Dolphin

I'll have to put away my dreams of the Galleria-area condo becoming beachfront, then.

re: #140 rawmuse

Don't forget the Homeless, they will suddenly be gone.

My bad. Of course. That always happens, doesn't it?

re: #135 kansas

I did hear someone today blame Global Warming for the downpour around lunchtime.

re: #137 hermeneutics
Actually, that's not it at all. I just do not have the time or energy to debate with people that are that closed minded.

I have had quite entertaining debates with several co-workers.

Gotta love Noam. Let's put a U.S. Marine with a knife in one room and an Al Qaeda member with a knife in another. And then let Noam choose which room he'd like to spend an hour in.

re: #139 pat

19 be the root of all evil. AND THE ROOT OF 19 TIMES 19. gasp.
/numerology, phrenology. All this science I don't understand.

The ChiComs are starting the Olympics at 8:08 pm (local time) on 8/8/08.

Wonder what numerology guy thinks of that.

/Is there a way to blame George Bush?

re: #133 Carridine

I'm finished for the day, with my office work... 18 floors above downtown Bangkok, deeply ensconsed in the financial beating heart of Thailand, Herme, but I STILL won't vote for Obama!

Emailing to/from two friends stateside (one in northern Texas, one in Savannah, GA) say THEIR friends quietly state, "McCain by a LANDSLIDE," and go about their business...

You have a fascinating life, I'm sure, Karradine. Thailand? I've never been there.

I'm not done for the day, yet ... and am in the Olympic winter playground in Utah (Park City, 2002 Olympics). Watched kids go down the practice ski jumps into a gigantic pool of water under which is bubble machine to ease their entry. Not as exciting as Thailand, but ...

Jeez, what is with the number stuff on the first blog at mybo? It is really just someone having fun...right? I mean it's a joke right?

re: #147 jaunte

I did hear someone today blame Global Warming for the downpour around lunchtime.

Any drowning polar bears there?

re: #148 Dolphin

I wish I knew why the lefties take over the most beautiful places in our country.

re: #142 pat

And I hear he can piss up on a rope leg. gasp

< re: #149 spec

Gotta love Noam. Let's put a U.S. Marine with a knife in one room and an Al Qaeda member with a knife in another. And then let Noam choose which room he'd like to spend an hour in.

How about we choose?

4 8 15 16 23 42

The Valenzetti Equation. You know what they mean?

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #145 jaunte
Too close to Montrose anyway! Traffic would suck during the Art Car parade.

re: #153 kansas

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re: #157 Walter L. Newton

No, please tell! I love Lost!

re: #159 jaunte

[Link: boingboing.net...]

That's funny.

re: #161 kansas

He's pining for the fjords floes.

re: #160 Dolphin

No, please tell! I love Lost!

"It has been revealed... that these six numbers are the core values of the Valenzetti Equation, a mathematical formula designed to predict the end of humanity. The numbers in actuality are said to represent human and environmental factors in the equation (given numerical form), though their precise meaning is uncertain. The purpose of the DHARMA Initiative was to change the factors leading to humanity's demise, which will be indicated by an alteration in at least one of the human/environmental factors - i.e. the numbers. However, in all its years of research, the Initiative failed to reach its goal. Despite much research and manipulation of the equation's values, the end result was always the numbers. "

I write for Doc Arzt's blog. I can link you to some of my articles.

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #143 kansas

I wiped my:
John Kerry
Al Gore
Harry Reid
Nancy Pelosi
Robert Wexler
Jimmy Carter

More?

Charles Schumer
Dick Durbin
John Murtha

re: #162 jaunte

He's pining for the fjords floes.

Get the little guy a scuba tank.

re: #161 kansas

He has a migraine?

re: #140 rawmuse

Don't forget the Homeless, they will suddenly be gone.

The Obamarapture!

re: #148 Dolphin

Actually, that's not it at all. I just do not have the time or energy to debate with people that are that closed minded.

I have had quite entertaining debates with several co-workers.

I know what you mean, Dolphin, as I got an unexpected email from a Kenyan ex-student of mine, GREAT executive mind, used to be regional manager for all Asia for the Kenyan national flagship...

Her email was gushing in support of Obamessiah, she frankly admitted that logic was not operative, yet she was SO ENTHUSIASTIC and HAPPY that a 'local boy' had a shot at president...

I responded that in any case, I didn't want Obama to become a barrier between us, and left it at that.

In the next couple days, weeks, months I'll ask her "Well, how can I defend Obama against (the Tony Rezkos and Revulsive Wrights) in his life?"

NOT arguing, just eliciting response...

re: #54 Walter L. Newton

Silverman is well informed. It's the H and C routine, Dan the conservative and Craig is the liberal. But a really good liberal, I would say neo-liberal, middle left. Not a Colmes.

I wouldn't consider Dan Caplis a conservative -- more like a very middle-of-the-road Liberal. At least, that's my take. I used to hear him on 850 KOA Saturday mornings (he had his own show) and his stated positions were hardly mainline conservative....

re: #106 Lightworker

"Let them all believe what they want of me, as long as they vote for me."

Tell your good-buddy Chavez that he's an ASSHOLE, TOO.

So far behind?

Alright folks, I have been reading over the page that Walter L. Newton was kind enough to post, and I have to ask, does anyone have this book? Are these quotes in context? I ask not because I necessarily distrust the author (always safe to be skeptical, though), but rather, because I want to be damned sure that they are before I start E-mailing this to every person in the country. Perhaps I'm going to have to see if this book is available at the library. I'll wear gloves, of course, to protect myself from any of the diseases residing therein, festering in aging moonbat drool.

This is absolutely devastating, if true.

re: #164 Bob in Breckenridge

Charles Schumer
Dick Durbin
John Murtha

I took a big Murtha so I was wiping my Durbin.

re: #173 kansas

I took a big Murtha so I was wiping my Durbin.

with some schumer!

re: #151 hermeneutics
Hey! Kids is kids, Herm, and they're a bounty of blessings, indeed!

I have good memories of the few times I've been in Utah, and Idaho (travelling through), except for when I stopped to fight a sagebrush fire with the State-supplied shovel and lost my gloves, then sunburned my lily-white skin on the backs of my hands (motorcycling) across the Salt Flats... ONE bleb on the left, ONE on the right... yowtch!

re: #174 Bob in Breckenridge

with some schumer!

No, he probably stopped up the Schumer.

re: #174 Bob in Breckenridge

with some schumer!

Then I flushed it down the Reid

re: #126 Palandine

Well, sorta kidding, and taking her wish to its logical conclusion...

An oil well in every backyard. ;)

And if the thought of BakerBotts caused Israel to do the necessary against Iran, so much the better.

BakerBotts.

[Link: www.bakerbotts.com...]

re: #169 StinkHammer

I wouldn't consider Dan Caplis a conservative -- more like a very middle-of-the-road Liberal. At least, that's my take. I used to hear him on 850 KOA Saturday mornings (he had his own show) and his stated positions were hardly mainline conservative....

Him and Craig Silverman now have a 3 hour show everyday on Khow, 3-6pm. He's become very conservative IMHO.

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #174 Bob in Breckenridge

with some schumer!

I hate to get Schumer that close to my Durbin.

re: #168 Carridine

Carradine,

Do you know the name of the Chinese gallery/museum that recently showed art, textile and sculpture that had been scattered and hidden since the invasion?

And did you see that exhibition?

Michelle and Melanie are up to $910,000.

Way to go.

Valenzetti equation

BakerBott's page with a strange image of tall buildings.

[Link: www.bakerbotts.com...]

re: #180 kansas

I hate to get Schumer that close to my Durbin.

Ain't that the truth....one tends to magnify the other.........

re: #163 Walter L. Newton

Thank you! I would love some links! Very interesting.

Let me ask you this - is the Valenzetti Equation factual or part of Lost.

re: #181 hermeneutics

No, I don't Herme, but I've seen it advertised around town, and I can find out in the next couple of hours if you want the info. It looks interesting, to say the least, but interesting things STOKE MY LIFE to the brim, and I must pick and choose, lest I drown in a surfeit of INTERESTING... :D

YOU'RE ALL EVIL, AND I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE SNACKS!

Speaking of Astrology and other New Age claptrap, anyone remember Claiborne Pell? He was the Rhode Island senator who apparently believed in all manner of New Age hooey , from U.F.O.s to psychic powers to what-have-you goofiness.

And guess what: he was a Democrat.

/Just sayin'...

re: #168 Carridine
Yes, you can definitely tell, simply by getting to know someone, what their views are and how strong they are. I have learned just not to go there with some

re: #11 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Numerology? Oh yeah.

Didn't the libs make fun of Nancy Reagan for this very thing?

re: #183 rawmuse

Valenzetti equation

That is fascinating -- a secular equalivalent of millennialism (waiting for the endtime extinction.) Never heard of it.

we need a wartime consigliere...

re: #193 justdontlikematall

we need a wartime consigliere...

We got one. The Democrats just hate him.

re: #184 MandyManners

That little deco detail in the foreground of that photo is on the Esperson building, which was the tallest building in Houston back in the '30's. Baker Botts offices are not located there, though.

re: #193 justdontlikematall

we need a wartime consigliere...

How about Tony "Endtimes" Valenzetti?

re: #193 justdontlikematall

we need a wartime consigliere...

/Tom Hagen?

re: #187 Carridine

No, I don't Herme, but I've seen it advertised around town, and I can find out in the next couple of hours if you want the info. It looks interesting, to say the least, but interesting things STOKE MY LIFE to the brim, and I must pick and choose, lest I drown in a surfeit of INTERESTING... :D

I'll figure it out -- keep your head above waters. Yes, other things must be far more interesting ... but to me, going to this exhibit and seeing some of the once-hidden art, particularly the ceramics, is a wee dream.

re: #191 illegal upchuck

Well, that was different.

Breaking evening news here in Houston.

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hey all, what's up?

re: #186 Dolphin

Thank you! I would love some links! Very interesting.

Let me ask you this - is the Valenzetti Equation factual or part of Lost.

It is part of The Lost Experience, which was an internet based alternate reality game between seasons 2-3. The equation is considered canon.

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Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #188 Occasional Reader

YOU'RE ALL EVIL, AND I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE SNACKS!

Bad day, OR? Or am I missing something here?

re: #200 Dolphin

Geez, I guess sending these things thru one's personal email is just too high-tech for some people.

How hard is it?

he was one...got my vote twice...where's Bolton when you need him?

re: #203 hermeneutics

Bad day, OR? Or am I missing something here?

It's one of the funniest lines (in context) from Mystery Science Theatre 3000.

re: #201 ggt

hey all, what's up?

Hi GGT. How are those Chicago burbs? Hot?

re: #192 hermeneutics

I don't buy it. But there it is.

re: #206 Occasional Reader

Joel or Mike?

re: #206 Occasional Reader

It's one of the funniest lines (in context) from Mystery Science Theatre 3000.

I"m a failure at popculture. Sorry.

re: #123 rawmuse

Nice turn of the phrase!

Many thanks. Too many disparate metaphors following upon each other, but I could find no more tightly elaborated but related images adequately to express my indignation, which has been building for a long time and has been stopped narrowly today (as in 5 to 4) from utter rebellion only by the Heller decision.

re: #208 rawmuse

I don't buy it. But there it is.

Folks, I think we are maybe confusing things here. The Valenzetti Equation is part of a plot device on the ABC TV show "Lost."

It is fiction, science fiction, not real. Although the show is clever, very clever.

Walter in Golden, Co

re: #202 Walter L. Newton

Thank you!

re: #172 BGOH

Alright folks, I have been reading over the page that Walter L. Newton was kind enough to post, and I have to ask, does anyone have this book? Are these quotes in context? .... This is absolutely devastating, if true.

Hugh Hewitt has done quite a lot on this topic as well. Check out his homepage -- you might be able to find some of his discussion there.

Canned picture of Jimmy Carter and Obama bloggers here.

re: #190 Dolphin
Agreed, Dolphin, IF there is enough (?what?) friendship, bond, shared values ELSEWHERE in (us) to merit continuing the relationship, fine...

Otherwise, I give them up to G-d and plant seeds elsewhere...

My friend is recently divorced, single mother, blue-black Kenyan, and one of the most dynamic leaders I've ever met...

Fortunately she's rather busy with work, and so doesn't Obamanize much, as I understand... :P

re: #204 ggt
Most employees where I work are blocked from personal e-mail accounts.

re: #209 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Joel or Mike?

I think it was during the Mike Era. The Thing That Couldn't Die, IIRC.

re: #206 Occasional Reader

It's one of the funniest lines (in context) from Mystery Science Theatre 3000.

Here's MST3K creator Joel Hodgson's lastest project- [Link: www.cinematictitanic.com...]

In Utah, I've seen more McCain bumper stickers than anywhere else (I travel often). Now, I don't think the relative number of stickers really matters because McCain voters aren't infatuated with their candidate. Ours is not an emotional response but a patriotic and civil duty to vote for the best candidate. Thus, we are not the sort to put bumperstickers on cars.

Besides that, it messes up the windows and/or paint.

Republicans are subtle and dutiful. We simply go vote. No fanfare. No nuthin'.

re: #207 hermeneutics

Hot and kinda murky. I think Daley's head exploded today and we got the, well, you get the idea.

re: #218 Occasional Reader

I think it was during the Mike Era. The Thing That Couldn't Die, IIRC.

Here we go.

re: #212 Walter L. Newton

Folks, I think we are maybe confusing things here. The Valenzetti Equation is part of a plot device on the ABC TV show "Lost."

It is fiction, science fiction, not real. Although the show is clever, very clever.

Walter in Golden, Co

For many people who watch this stuff, reality morphs into fantasy. Think Dan Brown.

re: #214 StinkHammer

I have read both of Obama's books.
There is rich mining there. Heavy ores with which to hang around his worthy neck.
Around Oct. 20, 2008.

re: #220 BINGO!

re: #218 Occasional Reader

I was asking which you preferred. I loved Joel, freshest when new, I guess. Only liked Mike...got too much on the evil ones and away from the Satellite of Love. But, it's all opinion.

Gamera is really neat
He is filled with Turtle Meat
We all love you Gamera!

re: #220 hermeneutics

In Utah, I've seen more McCain bumper stickers than anywhere else (I travel often).

Imagine what will happen when he picks Romney for his VP!

re: #214 StinkHammer

Hugh Hewitt has done quite a lot on this topic as well. Check out his homepage -- you might be able to find some of his discussion there.

Thanks, Stink. I'll take a look.

What is currently blowing my mind (there have been several things tonight...) is the fact that I am inclined to think that the writings of a presidential candidate, in a widely-published biography, could still be devastating to his campaign. I started to ask myself if media reporters had somehow just overlooked this book, but then I realized that most of them wouldn't find anything objectionable within it. This is all logical stuff to ideological liberals.

re: #211 ContraJihadi

Yes, I understand. Today was a good day.

re: #51 Bob in Breckenridge

Uh-huh. The greatest cover-up in the history of the world. By a guy they've been telling us is the stupidest President in history. What's amazing to me is:

A. They don't seem to see or care about the paradox there.

and

B. This is a friggin' educated woman.

Education isn't what it used to be.

re: #224 rawmuse

I have read both of Obama's books.
There is rich mining there. Heavy ores with which to hang around his worthy neck.
Around Oct. 20, 2008.

I've only read Dreams, but that was....ahem....very revealing.

re: #222 Occasional Reader

Well, I have power over the trees -- that's nice to know.

re: #227 Bob in Breckenridge

Imagine what will happen when he picks Romney for his VP!

Romney? I really doubt it, Bob. Would be nice, though.

re: #226 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I was asking which you preferred.

Why, that's like asking me to choose between Jesus, and beer.

re: #220 hermeneutics

Republicans are subtle and dutiful. We simply go vote. No fanfare. No nuthin'.

Hence my Stateside friends' admissions and observations of "McCain by a landslide..."

The pollsters, fearing ANY promotion of McCain, will do all they can to skew polls AGAINST McCain, so the results will lull the moonbats into self-congratulatory high-fives prior, and SERIOUS DECOMPRESSION PROBLEMS (often called The Bends) when America's patriots simply get up and vote.

re: #222 Occasional Reader

Cool! Thanks! Watching it now.

re: #216 Carridine
I have a co-workers (young (26), black, ambitious and extremely smart). He admitted a long time ago that he was a democrat, would always be one and would NEVER vote any other way. He and I share more common values that some “hypocritical” republicans. And I respect his viewpoint as it is always well thought out and research.

He usually ends up agreeing with my point of view. Just yesterday we discussed the big government and how they should just stay out of our personal lives. I just let him go. I hope eventually he comes around to realize that his loyalty is misplaced.

re: #234 Occasional Reader

I really did just laugh out loud. Thanks.

re: #230 Son of the Black Dog

Education isn't what it used to be.

Read one of her healing techniques I posted further down. What a dumbass. If drums healed people, with all the concerts I've seen, I'd have never been sick a day in my life.

Have a great evening all! I gotta sleep sometime.

re: #215 Mich-again

Mixed Nuts is RIGHT!

re: #228 BGOH

I started to ask myself if media reporters had somehow just overlooked this book, but then I realized that most of them wouldn't find anything objectionable within it. This is all logical stuff to ideological liberals.

Nothing within Obama's books will make any difference to committed Liberal Democrat voters -- they're devoted to any candidate that's not Republican. Only those unideological "uncommitted" MOR voters would possibly be affected by such revelations.

re: #235 Carridine

Hence my Stateside friends' admissions and observations of "McCain by a landslide..."

The pollsters, fearing ANY promotion of McCain, will do all they can to skew polls AGAINST McCain, so the results will lull the moonbats into self-congratulatory high-fives prior, and SERIOUS DECOMPRESSION PROBLEMS (often called The Bends) when America's patriots simply get up and vote.

The pollsters are screwing up the partisan gap to such a degree that many of the polls are utterly meaningless. The true spread, in my wee opinion, is somewhere around 8 points. By November, it should be around 5 points, at the worse ... 3 or 4 at the best.

Adjusting the partisan gap by that many points creates a completely different outcome. McCain is doing okay.

re: #237 Dolphin
Concur THAT assessment. Agree when you can, don't argue, listen carefully and TRUST that human capacity to learn...

Bill Whittle WAS a liberal! Then ka-BLOOEY! and he was something else!

Remind your friend that Republicans started and won the Civil War, freed the slaves and did more for America along the way...

re: #240 ggt

So soon? Oh well, good nighty GGT.

Hey all Y'all - late (again) to the party! What'd I miss?

Ooog... there goes the neighborhood...

re: #110 Dolphin

Simple answer: Print this out and post it in your cube.

re: #220 hermeneutics

Republicans are subtle and dutiful. We simply go vote. No fanfare. No nuthin'.

I'm fearful that this might come back to haunt them this time. I believe that for JM to win this election, the fence-sitters need a shove, and it may require some street-walking activism. I don't think there's anything that BO could do or say at this point to deflate the rapture that the Obamatons are feeling right now. As is usually the case, the undecideds will be pivotal this November.

re: #246 realwest

Real! Welcome back. The conversation has wandered greatly but we're avoiding creationism assiduously. Thank God.

[shhh shhhh realwest is here we have to stop talking about him]

re: #246 realwest

Oh dear, RW ! I'm late myself so I don't know!

re: #244 Carridine

Bill Whittle WAS a liberal! Then ka-BLOOEY! and he was something else!

Wasn't that the case with our own great green lizard? LOL.

With that folks, got to wind down and get some zzz's. Nice chatting with you all.

Oh, HI, RW... is that YOU? You good? :P

Night Lizards. 0400 MDT comes awful early nowadays. I kinda enjoyed Charles evolutionary experiments today. The creationist vs ID rows seemed to be less vitriolic today. I wonder what tomorrow will bring?

Sleep well my friends.

re: #246 realwest

Hey all Y'all - late (again) to the party! What'd I miss?

re: #4 Walter L. Newton

Well, you all may want to take a look at this...

[Link: www.khow.com...]

Dan Caplis is a lawyer/talk show host here in the Denver area. He's starting to get some national coverage over this report.

Walter in Golden, Co.

Realwest, you may want to look at the above link.

Walter in Golden, Co.

re: #246 realwest

Hey all Y'all - late (again) to the party! What'd I miss?

Joel or Mike?

re: #233 hermeneutics

Romney? I really doubt it, Bob. Would be nice, though.

He needs to pick a VP from a state with a lot of electoral votes, that he needs to win, and one that he most likely will not win if he doesn't have the coattails of his VP (like Michigan).

re: #246 realwest

Hey all Y'all - late (again) to the party! What'd I miss?

Umm -- booby thread?

/Not really...

re: #257 Occasional Reader

Joel or Mike?

re: #248 Steffan
? over my head. Don't understand. I am a little slow sometimes.

Now this is bizarre. Let's try again.