Its Friday......[deleted]

Speaking of inappropriate!

Another hot, hot, hot day in NYC...

re: #2 reloadingisnotahobby

Speaking of inappropriate!

You rang?

re: #1 WrathofG-d

Its Friday......[deleted]

re: #3 charles_martel

Another hot, hot, hot day in NYC...

Another cold and grey day in Wales (and the British Isles in general ...)

hudna

If at tenth you fail, try, try, try again.

so how do you feel Mr. Kuntar about killing that little girl? Grrrreaaat!

does this thread still have the new smell thread.

i really need a laugh getting rather pissamistic lately.

Phakestinian vs. Jordan Terrorist Attack?

I say we rename it QualOrb 3.0, a subsidiary of Solar Systems, Inc.

re: #6 yma o hyd

I remember going to the UK and they were having a "heat wave" It was up to a whopping 80 degrees farenheit. We laughed at them, and said, "come to New York!" Today, it's 95 degrees.....with HIGH HUMIDITY!

re: #7 WrathofG-d

hudna

If at tenth you fail, try, try, try again.

so how do you feel Mr. Kuntar about killing that little girl? Grrrreaaat!

I can't wait till Kuntar dies screaming.

re: #5 WrathofG-d

I love these movies. I actually saw the 2nd one (Next Friday) first.

Thanks for the Friday afternoon smile.

My son (very smart guy) says the new Batman movie is incredible, and Heath Ledger is actually better than the hype.

re: #12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

You might get your wish.

re: #11 charles_martel

I remember going to seattle and the natives were crying HEAT WAVE it was 82 when i left chicago midway at 6 am it was hotter than that.

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I heard that Ledger's Joker is the most frightening villain ever seen on screen.

I can't wait to see the movie

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

My son (very smart guy) says the new Batman movie is incredible, and Heath Ledger is actually better than the hype.

Nice. Watched Hellboy last weekend and enjoyed that. Hoping to see Batman this weekend. My kids want to see it, but not sure if it would be appropriate for them.

re: #18 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

How old are they?

So, we're sitting in the garage watching the new truck and car get rained on,Sipping some beer w/ the neighbor and some friends......
Our puppy(4 mo..),a Boxer makes a completly rude and un P.C. coment about the smell of the neighbors pant leg!
Everyone was agape at his verbal outburst!
I looked at my wife and instantly knew she hadn't blocked ALL the web sites that carried Ann Coulters column.
They're such little sponges at that age!
I took him to his room to have a little talk ...tried to have a
talk....All he did was snigger at me while chewing on the wifes slipper!
I un plugged his P.C. and tookthe power cord!
That'll fix him...enjoy your slipper , BRAT!

re: #12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I'll try the link thing again. PIMF

re: #17 rlevitin

I heard that Ledger's Joker is the most frightening villain ever seen on screen.

I can't wait to see the movie

Until they make a move about Obama.

re: #19 rlevitin

How old are they?

5 and 6. I'm heavily leaning towards no. They did like the first one though.

Breaking news here in Houston. Crane collapse somewhere around the ship channel or port.

[Link: abclocal.go.com...]

re: #22 Kosh's Shadow

Until they make a move about Obama.

Touche

re: #12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I can't wait till Kuntar dies screaming.

Shouldn't have to wait too long.... his deathwish is apparent.

got to listen to a group of northwestern u. profs today a doz of them only one idea lovely echo chamber.

re: #23 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I am going to have to say no. I haven't seen it myself... but four friends saw the sneak peak on tuesday, and they said it was a really scary movie.

The one who specifically said it was horrifying is 19 years old, and was a projectionist for 2 years. He's seen more than his fair share of films.

re: #28 rlevitin

of course, it's totally ur call.

re: #24 Dolphin

Breaking news here in Houston. Crane collapse somewhere around the ship channel or port.

[Link: abclocal.go.com...]

When we pass a car wreck, no matter how slight, we always say a little prayer that everyone is alright. May I humlby suggest that we do that here.

re: #12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir),

Handcuff his left hand to his right ankle, douse him in gasoline, and set him on fire. Works for me.

re: #23 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I enjoyed Ironman!
The wife even thought it entertaining!

re: #22 Kosh's Shadow

Until they make a move about Obama.

Wasn't that the Passion of the Christ?

re: #14 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

My son (very smart guy) says the new Batman movie is incredible, and Heath Ledger is actually better than the hype.

Can it really be a Batman movie if Robin is no where to be found? Always thought it was the tension between the two that......etc.

/daughter said he was incredible...oh, and that Batman was HOT!

re: #16 yochanan

I remember going to seattle and the natives were crying HEAT WAVE it was 82 when i left chicago midway at 6 am it was hotter than that.

Well, we're having unusually pleasant weather (Baton Rouge) - 94 with low humidity for a change, so it's bearable.

re: #5 WrathofG-d

Damn.

re: #28 rlevitin

I am going to have to say no. I haven't seen it myself... but four friends saw the sneak peak on tuesday, and they said it was a really scary movie.

The one who specifically said it was horrifying is 19 years old, and was a projectionist for 2 years. He's seen more than his fair share of films.

Thats what I heard as well. I was planning on seeing it alone first and decide from there. Plus I want to be able to see it without getting up to go potty 3 times.

TGIF... good afternoon folks

re: #30 Silhouette
I do the exact same thing and yes absolutely..

/saying prayers that everyone is ok.

Barack's "The Candidate"

re: #35 reine.de.tout

we are in our first real hot spell here in chicago around 90 and humid not southern style heat but we are not used to it yet this summer as it has been on the cool side this spring and early summer.

re: #18 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Nice. Watched Hellboy last weekend and enjoyed that. Hoping to see Batman this weekend. My kids want to see it, but not sure if it would be appropriate for them.

Couldn't believe the use of Barry Manilows "Can't Smile Without You" in that movie. I liked Hellboy too. Traveling this week, seen three movies.

Wanted was really good, but the amount of collateral damage surrounding the assassins bothered me greatly.

"They killed more people than Cecil B. Demille!"

re: #32 reloadingisnotahobby

I enjoyed Ironman!
The wife even thought it entertaining!

I dragged my wife to Ironman and Hellboy with her telling me she wouldn't like them before we went and saying how good they were afterwards.

re: #35 reine.de.tout
HA! Its only 90 with 48%RH over in Lafayette so it FEELS like 94.

re: #22 Kosh's Shadow

Until they make a move about Obama.

They're gonna remake the 10 Commandments and show him parting the sea.

re: #32 reloadingisnotahobby

I enjoyed Ironman!
The wife even thought it entertaining!

Thats because the actually let the guys who write the comics do the movie. Unlike the Hulk.

re: #34 yesandno

Can it really be a Batman movie if Robin is no where to be found? Always thought it was the tension between the two that......etc.

/daughter said he was incredible...oh, and that Batman was HOT!

Christian Bale has said he won't do another Batman movie if they bring in Robin.

re: #44 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
It was good to see Downey Jr. back on his feet!
He had a rough spell there for a while.

Movies? Do people actually still go to movies?

can't wait till the MSM says obama walked on H2O

re: #27 yochanan

got to listen to a group of northwestern u. profs today a doz of them only one idea lovely echo chamber.

Were they whoreshipping the Obamination, or preaching glowbull warming?

re: #36 lawhawk

Damn.

LOL. I have go to rent these again.

re: #50 xtraBilly

Not after me and the wife spent $11.75 for the huge popcorn with free re-fills. Now when you get a re-fill they put a big X on the box. You can only get one here now vice unlimited ones before.

re: #48 jill e

I prefer Batman alone. Adam West and Burt Ward? Okay. It helped make it campy and fun. But, the Batman comics are anything but campy.

I do miss the off kilter rooms in the bad-guys lairs though.

re: #50 xtraBilly

Only in new theaters!
67 dig...
My wife wanted her blanky!
LOL
But it was 105dig outside!

Krauthammer slams BHO....

The Audacity of Vanity

What Obama does not seem to understand is that the Brandenburg Gate is something you earn. President Ronald Reagan earned the right to speak there because his relentless pressure had brought the Soviet empire to its knees and he was demanding its final "tear down this wall" liquidation. When President John F. Kennedy visited the Brandenburg Gate on the day of his "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech, he was representing a country that was prepared to go to the brink of nuclear war to defend West Berlin.

[snip]

Obama is a three-year senator without a single important legislative achievement to his name, a former Illinois state senator who voted "present" nearly 130 times. As president of the Harvard Law Review, as law professor and as legislator, has he ever produced a single notable piece of scholarship? Written a single memorable article? His most memorable work is a biography of his favorite subject: himself.

It is a subject upon which he can dilate effortlessly. In his victory speech upon winning the nomination, Obama declared it a great turning point in history -- "generations from now we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment" -- when, among other wonders, "the rise of the oceans began to slow." As Hudson Institute economist Irwin Stelzer noted in his London Daily Telegraph column, "Moses made the waters recede, but he had help." Obama apparently works alone.

[snip]

re: #54 JohnnyReb

Not after me and the wife spent $11.75 for the huge popcorn with free re-fills. Now when you get a re-fill they put a big X on the box. You can only get one here now vice unlimited ones before.

Damn! How much popcorn can you eat?

re: #43 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Couldn't believe the use of Barry Manilows "Can't Smile Without You" in that movie. I liked Hellboy too. Traveling this week, seen three movies.

Wanted was really good, but the amount of collateral damage surrounding the assassins bothered me greatly.

"They killed more people than Cecil B. Demille!"

I liked Dr. Krauss.

"Hey, Dr Kraut!"

"Krauss! With an SS!"

"Oh, SS right."

re: #33 opnion

Wasn't that the Passion of the Christ?

His skin is too thin to survive the scourging.

Photographer Detained After Filming Taliban Execution of Two Women in Afghanistan

Rahmatullah Naikzad is dancing the FOX trot...I know nothing.

re: #57 jcm

It's an LGF Headline, scroll down a bit on the front page.

re: #59 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Totally missed that! Dang!

I hope this little tidbit will be as humorous to all lizards as it was to me.
Was cleaning out bottom desk drawer today and I found a part of The Southern Illinoisan from Sunday, November 28, 1999. I have looked over this several times and for the life of me I do not know why I kept this, but here is the part I think is quite funny....One article is "Buchanan is trying to disguise his message of hate...Pat Buchanan is up to no good. The article mentions Lenora Fulani, Fred Newman and the New Alliance party. Another article is blasting the Los Angeles Times and the View(letter to paper) .....I know Charles will love this one "Are Christians optimistic?...A recent poll reported that 80 percent of Americans are hopeful about life in the next millennium. That hope is said to be based on their FAITH IN SCIENCE and technology, modern medicine and higher education."
All of these are things we are still discussing in 2008 ! Funny?
Guess somethings never do change.

re: #58 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Damn! How much popcorn can you eat?

Popcorn is like money, you can not have too much. I like the theaters where you draw your own butter. Slurp!

re: #62 rlevitin

It's an LGF Headline, scroll down a bit on the front page.

Slow... I'm too slow.
*sigh*

re: #51 yochanan

can't wait till the MSM says obama walked on H2O

I've walked on water, nothing special about doing it either.

re: #58 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Alot! I can put away two of those boxes by myself, on a good day 2 and a half.

re: #58 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
My guess would be $11.75 worth......

re: #61 jorline

Photographer Detained After Filming Taliban Execution of Two Women in Afghanistan

Rahmatullah Naikzad is dancing the FOX trot...I know nothing.

This is good news. We were saying he should be arrested for complictity. Detained isn't arrested, but it may be a start.

re: #67 JeremyR

I've walked on in water, nothing special about doing it either.

Yeah, me too!

is it just me, or is Obama's "hiss" truly grating?

re: #69 saberry0530

My guess would be $11.75 worth......

Heck. If you pay $11.75 for it, and eat three kernels of popcorn and throw the rest away, then three kernels is $11.75. About 4 bucks a piece. But if you eat 10,000 kernels, it is only .001175 each.

You're just being frugal...not a glutton.

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so." Ronald Reagan

re: #71 rlevitin

Yeah, me too!

Anyone who has spent a winter in Minnesota has done it, comeon, whats the big deal?

re: #58 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

The AHA recommends Americans increase their daily fiber, 14 grams/1000 cal . Eat up my friend, eat up.

re: #73 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
But IT's STILL $11.75.....

re: #8 yochanan

does this thread still have the new smell thread.

i really need a laugh getting rather pissamistic lately.

Yochanan - just for you - hope you get a laugh;

You know you're from Louisiana when...

-Your sunglasses fog up when you step outside, even in December.

-You reinforce your attic to store Mardi Gras beads

-You don't look twice when you see pink flamingos in yards of nice subdivisions during Mardi Gras.

-You save newspapers, not for recycling but for tablecloths at crawfish boils.

-Your ancestors are buried above the ground .

-You drink Community Coffee, have tried Starbucks, but don't see what all the fuss is about. (YEAH!)

-You take a bite of five-alarm chili and reach for the Tabasco.

-You sit down to eat boiled crawfish and your host says, "Don't eat the dead ones," and you know what he means.
-You don't learn until high school that Mardi Gras is not a national holiday.

-You push little old ladies out of the way to catch Mardi Gras beads.

-Little old ladies push YOU out of the way to catch Mardi Gras beads .

-Your last name isn't pronounced the way it's spelled.

-You know what a nutria is but you still pick it to represent your baseball team.

-You know that Tchoupitoulas is a street and not a disease.

-You cringe every time you hear an actor with a Southern or Cajun accent in a "New Orleans-based" movie or TV show.

-You have to reset your clocks after every thunderstorm.

-You're walking in the French Quarter with a plastic cup of beer.

-When it starts to rain, you cover your beer instead of your head.

-You've eaten at one or more of these restaurants, AND know how to pronounce them: Prejeans, Tu Jac 's, Gallatoire's, Ralph & Kacoo's, Brunet's, or Mulatte's.

re: #77 saberry0530

I've never been hungry enough to pay 11.75 for popcorn. I'll gnaw off my own hand first. Oh yeah. I can't.

Guess I'll just go hungry.

I'm sure everyone here has seen or heard about Nancy Pelosi calling President Bush a failure. Well, I think it is absolutely disgusting of her. Honestly I would say that the current session of Congress in which she presides has been a miserable failure. We have sky high gas prices pretty much since she took over as speaker. The new minimum wage law that the dems wanted added about 0.5% to unemployment. The Congress won't make the Bush tax cuts permanent in spite of the economic challenges we have. Perhaps she needs to take a look in the mirror for single digit congressional approval ratings.

President Bush has far too much respect for his office and is too much of a gentleman to respond back. But I think that it says so much about Nancy Pelosi that she would attack him in such a way. But what gets me is that the GOP will still lose to these idiots.

re: #70 Silhouette

I don't remember if we uncovered any sort of history of his photos back when Charles posted the original post, but I would not be surprised if his explanation is true.

The Taliban and other Terrorists love media coverage, and tend to go out of their way to ensure journalists (that they like) are safe.

I read a JPost interview with an Israeli journalist who interviews terrorists. I can't find the link now, but it was enlightening.

I'm just curious here, so I thought I'd throw this out there for discussion.

I'm always amused at RONPAUL supporters and their firm assertion of the power of RONPAUL. Perhaps I'm several months behind in making this comparison, but I see Obama supporters as being of the same ilk, these days.

Perhaps Charles would politely consider the inclusion of "OBAMESSIAH" on future polls?

re: #82 SonOfLiberty

I agree with you on the veracity of their supporters, however the major difference is that Ron Paul will never stand a chance at getting into the White House...

BHO could very well manage it. *shudders*

re: #80 Dahveed

This is the politics in 2008 - Speak in platitudes and Demonize opponents.....take that back....it's politics from the beginning of time.

The problem, however, is that when you are constantly playing politics (a la Harry and Nancy), you lose the abiulity to govern. This is the case with the 2008 congress.

re: #79 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I've never been hungry enough to pay 11.75 for popcorn. I'll gnaw off my own hand first. Oh yeah. I can't.

Guess I'll just go hungry.

Which Is the exact same reason that I've only been to 1 movie in the past 15 years. I'll wait till it comes out on DVD/Blu-Ray and watch it a dozen times. I guess you can call me Frugal, cheap, and a spendthrift.

re: #33 opnion

Wasn't that the Passion of the Christ?

Nope, I think it was The Flim Flam Man...

re: #82 SonOfLiberty

I'm just curious here, so I thought I'd throw this out there for discussion.

I'm always amused at RONPAUL supporters and their firm assertion of the power of RONPAUL. Perhaps I'm several months behind in making this comparison, but I see Obama supporters as being of the same ilk, these days.

Perhaps Charles would politely consider the inclusion of "OBAMESSIAH" on future polls?

Big Diff, most of the Ronulans have jobs.

re: #80 Dahveed

I'm hoping that before he leaves office that GWB just let's it all out.

Nancy Pelosi is such a light weight.

re: #85 saberry0530

You're Frugal, cheap, and a spendthrift.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

re: #61 jorline

Photographer Detained After Filming Taliban Execution of Two Women in Afghanistan

Rahmatullah Naikzad is dancing the FOX trot...I know nothing.

Naikzad said he was detained for two days after his video appeared on the Internet, but that he was released on his own recognizance for three days because of the death of a relative. He said he was treated well in custody, and that he is cooperating with the National Directorate of Security, the agency that interrogated him.

“Around 60 pages of investigative material were produced from my interrogation,” he said.

“I am willingly going back into custody once the bail period ends,” he said, adding, “I have nothing to fear.”

Some bloggers who have seen the video of the executions have expressed concerns that Naikzad may be connected with the Taliban, and that the Associated Press was used as a propaganda tool.

But Naikzad denied any ties with the terrorists and said he has given equal coverage to the different sides in conflict in the province.

“If I have photographed Taliban casualties, I have also photographed American casualties. I have been balanced in my journalism,” he said.

Paul Colford, director of media relations for the Associated Press, said in response to an inquiry: "The Associated Press has been following this case closely with some concern."

Could that be LGF? (the first bold)

and *ugh* to the second bolded part.

The planet is made of more 'Earth' material (rock, sand, dirt) than 'Ocean'. We don't call it Ocean for the same reason we don't call it 'Air'.

re: #7 WrathofG-d

Kuntar: I'm jealous of the Zionists

Hmmm, looks like that slow-release mind control chip has kicked in.

re: #80 Dahveed
Pelosi is an ignorant, opportunistic bitch

re: #89 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
Well thanks! Nicest thing anyone has said to me in about 2 weeks!

re: #84 Deafdog

This is the politics in 2008 - Speak in platitudes and Demonize opponents.....take that back....it's politics from the beginning of time.

The problem, however, is that when you are constantly playing politics (a la Harry and Nancy), you lose the abiulity to govern. This is the case with the 2008 congress.

They're so busy running against Bush that they don't create a policy of their own.
No wonder Bush has a higher approval rating than Congress.

Although to look at the bright side, if they had any ideas, they'd be wrong, so maybe it is better they do nothing than make things worse.

re: #92 Alouette

Kuntar: I'm jealous of the Zionists

Hmmm, looks like that slow-release mind control chip has kicked in.

I linked this in the overnight open, I think.

He's just upset he was abandoned for 30 years.

re: #81 rlevitin

I don't remember if we uncovered any sort of history of his photos back when Charles posted the original post, but I would not be surprised if his explanation is true.

The Taliban and other Terrorists love media coverage, and tend to go out of their way to ensure journalists (that they like) are safe.
I read a JPost interview with an Israeli journalist who interviews terrorists. I can't find the link now, but it was enlightening.

The jounalists/media should not play into their love of coverage. They have covered enough to let everyone know what savages they are.
And in the article he said he thought their hands were going to be cut off, as if this was no big deal. Enough is enough we know what they are and Do not need anymore pictures/film to prove it to us. It will not stop them, so DO NOT GIVE THEM WHAT THEY WANT !

re: #83 rlevitin

Ron Paul's stance on the war would never fly in the Rebublican nominating process. What he has to say about economics and personal freedom/responsibility is Perot-like sense. Some of it is weird - like returning to to the gold standard - but at least its consistent. Obama's message is just whacked. Ron Paul makes much more sense than Obama.

re: #61 jorline

Curious. He claims that the Taliban sent feelers to media outlets, and the AP answered the bell. The AP let him go to this. He expected this to be a garden variety hand chopping, not an execution.

He claims to have intervened. That's possible, I guess.

But his claims that the AP wasn't being used as a propaganda tool fall flat on its face.

The Taliban purposefully contacted media outlets and deceived them to get reporters/video/photographers to come to the scene. And the AP sent him out there.

And they, after knowing all of this, still released the photos, but not the back story on how they came to be in the location in the first place.

The AP still has much accounting for in this sad and grim incident.

re: #97 inquisitive

I'm not defending his actions... just saying I wouldn't be surprised if his version of events is true.

I would argue that not everyone knows who they are, and the more physical evidence of their brutality, the better.

re: #77 saberry0530

But IT's STILL $11.75.....

Rice is a nice meal if you want something with a high individual count.

re: #82 SonOfLiberty

The supporters do seem similar in that their devotion to their candidate borders (borders?) on the fanatical religious.

But Obama-ians haven't had quite the reputation for poll-stacking that the paulinians did. I've no doubt they spammed a poll or two, but it was so weird with the paulians. Their probe droids all over the 'net would alert the masses to a poll anywhere, and they spam it. I'm not sure what the goal was.

Also, and I cannot prove it at all, but I was following a link that claimed Ron Paul had the majority of US troop support. Seemed wrong since he was the anti-Iraq war candidate. I checked the records, and under "employer", the numbers for US Army, US Navy, etc. for Ron Paul seems suspiciously waaaaay out of line with the other occupations, and comparing to the breakdown across the same occupations for other ROP candidates. Given their history of faking poll results, I wonder if they passed the word to lie on the form to fake the military donation percentage to RP. They would have considered it as lying for the greater cause because they just knew that all the troops wanted to come home. Fake but accurate.

Like the white moonbats proudly admitting that they lied on their 2000 census and said they were minorities, because by inflating minority numbers, they were helping them to get more needed funding. They really thought they were doing a good and noble deed.

re: #11 charles_martel

I remember going to the UK and they were having a "heat wave" It was up to a whopping 80 degrees farenheit. We laughed at them, and said, "come to New York!" Today, it's 95 degrees.....with HIGH HUMIDITY!

Yeah - us Celts and saxons don't really like it hot, its unnatural!
And anyway - bitching about the weather is one of the best things in British life: how else would one speak with strangers?

re: #98 Deafdog

It's his stance on the war, and his unfortunate whiny voice, that kept him from being the GOP man. Everything else about him makes him the ideal guy.

Please elect John McCain, because I'm pretty sure Obama would not approve of any of this. And that would make me sad.

re: #102 Silhouette

Being retired Navy and working on a Navy base as a Civilian, I can assure you the number of Military people supporting Paul is tiny. I suspect you may be right.

re: #84 Deafdog

re: #88 xtraBilly

But again - she will live to be Speaker again. The fact that she and Harry Reid will still be in power to spew their filth just goes to show how weak the GOP is and how ignorant so many voters are. Pelosi and Reid are two of the dumbest politicians I have seen. And they are going to be rewarded.

re: #95 Kosh's Shadow

Nancy & Nancy have have been at the center of pwer for two years to heve their agenda pushed. Instead of doing that, they politic. Seriously, the only thing I remember them doing was raising the minimum wage and opposing Bush till they eventually caved in.

So what does that mean if they get Obama and a super majority?

They will probabaly pass a bunch of really bad laws and then blame Bush, Chaney and Haliburton when it blows up in their faces.

re: #104 cliffster

It's his stance on the war, and his unfortunate whiny voice, that kept him from being the GOP man. Everything else about him makes him the ideal guy.

You left off your / tag.

re: #104 cliffster

It's his stance on the war, and his unfortunate whiny voice, that kept him from being the GOP man. Everything else about him makes him the ideal guy.

Being crazier than batshit is also a mark against him.

re: #10 Silhouette

I say we rename it QualOrb 3.0, a subsidiary of Solar Systems, Inc.

Which is a subsidiary of Interstellar Dust & Gas Corp.

re: #22 Kosh's Shadow

Until they make a move about Obama.

Even worse would be a movie about an Obama/Hillary ticket.

The Dissidentfrogman.

re: #104 cliffster

There's nothing about Ron Paul that's good. I'm not sure what 'else' would make him the ideal GOP man?

re: #104 cliffster

It's his stance on the war, and his unfortunate whiny voice, that kept him from being the GOP man. Everything else about him makes him the ideal guy.

I forgot about the whiney voice. After 8 years of Bush mispronounciations, the country is hungry for a president with proper diction...I say that in alll seriousness.

It may may have been posted, but I didn't see it:

French "youths" celebrate Bastille Day with a 592-vehicle Carbecue.

Gaza on the Seine.

re: #111 Cygnus,

Earth First! We'll stripmine the other planets later!

(That never gets old :-)

OT: Please, will anyone who's interested in coming to the party on July 26th either RSVP or email me, if you didn't get the address and details already?

Thanks.

re: #110 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Being crazier than batshit is also a mark against him.

Were we talking about Kucinich?

re: #106 JohnnyReb

Being retired Navy and working on a Navy base as a Civilian, I can assure you the number of Military people supporting Paul is tiny. I suspect you may be right.

The difference was huge. Where Fred Thompson had about 2000 US Army donations and about 2000 "business owners", Ron Paul had about 1000 business owners and 14,000 in the Army. Similiar for the Navy. It was just all out of proportion.

I googled around to see if I could find the discussion about faking the results, but didn't find anything although I didn't search for more than a few minutes.

Barack Obama will require you to work.

Arbeit Macht Frei

Obama's right. It is good to know foreign languages.

re: #110 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Being crazier than batshit is also a mark against him.

Let's put it this way - I'm in favor of not spending money we don't have to do shit that we don't need. Don't borrow money from China to fund things that the federal gov't should stay out of anyways. That's the theme of most of what he had to say. And I think that's a good thing.

re: #104 cliffster

It's his stance on the war, and his unfortunate whiny voice, that kept him from being the GOP man. Everything else about him makes him the ideal guy.

Umm, no. There's waaaay more to it than that.

So I was just thinking...What's more soothing?

A) A day without listening to Mrs. Clinton screeching.

B) A day without the ex-wife.

Hey! It's a daily double.

Ahhhhhhh...

Rice Hopes For Iranian Change of Course on Nuclear Program

[Link: voanews.com...]

Rice: Naive, or dumb as a rock?

re: #12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I can't wait till Kuntar dies screaming.

Should have taken him to Gitmo where they could let his food get cold.

re: #113 MandyManners
Too funny. Hey when you left the last thread I used a line from Young Frankenstein! "Don't go. I was gonna make espresso".

re: #108 Deafdog

You are right- isn't the cureent mortgage crisis due partially to Congress making it easier for minorities to qualifiy mortgages? And, now they blame Bush.

re: #119 Deafdog

Were we talking about Kucinich?

Oh, I think there is enough crazy around that we can afford not to lump it on just one person

re: #86 Dustyvet

Nope, I think it was The Flim Flam Man...

Much more accurate

re: #89 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

You're Frugal, cheap, and a spendthrift.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

* * *
You embody classic American virtues.

Ben Franklin said, neither a lender nor a borrower be!

A penny saved is a penny earned.

Meanwhile, Democrats will spend billions of other peoples' money to buy an empty unqualified suit a job.

re: #121 razorbacker

Obama's right. It is good to know foreign languages.

I speak English. In a few years, that WILL be a foreign language here in the states !

re: #129 xtraBilly

You are right- isn't the cureent mortgage crisis due partially to Congress making it easier for minorities to qualifiy mortgages? And, now they blame Bush.

I know they are idiots, but what did Congress have to do with mortgage lending practices? And I've seen a lot of repos in my area, I bought one of them, and there were no minorities not making their payments, getting the utilities shut off, and then stripping the fixtures out of the house when the bank (Countrywide) finally kicked em out.

re: #129 xtraBilly

The mortgage crisis is about too many people buying stuff they can't afford. It iritates the heck out of me that Dodd, Dorgan and Obama all got sweetheart deals from the system, and now they are lecturing us about it...oh well. Even more irritating is when Levin - from the Economic Jaggaurnaut of Michigan - lectures us on economic policy. Gee, Carl, you're saying that all these things are working wonders in your home state?

re: #132 alegrias

Ben Franklin said, neither a lender nor a borrower be!

I thought that was Shakespeare (in Hamlet, Polonius giving advice to his son)

re: #134 kansas

The Community Reinvestment Act requires banks to make loans to areas that normally would not qualify for lending. In other words, no redlining.

re: #129 xtraBilly

Not minorities. People with bad credit; the insistence was that banks become more accommodating and creative about loans.

There is a reason that banks were always conservative about loans.

I'm still in the optimistic camp that says McCain will be the next POTUS. Obama will be this generation's Mcgovern. The vaunted 'youth' vote never shows up on election day. The african-american voting demographic isn't as monolithic as it appears. The crew that thinks Jesse jackson and al sharpton are good leaders don't like hearing about personal responsibility from Obama. There are a lot of pi$%ed-off hillery supporters out there who will either sit on their hands election day or even jump sides and vote for 'maverick' (what was mccain's call sign anyway?, i'm curious). The chance is slight, but I still think Hillery has a trick up her pantsuit sleeve in Denver. The convention will show the country that the dems aren't fit to lead. Plus the Dem position on energy will kill them. I hope nancy and harry enjoyed their 2 years in leadership roles, 'cause this will be it.

Part of the econmic situation we have now is the result of borrowing against home equity, and the change in bankruptcy laws. People used to be able to declare chapter 7 and start over. Kind of like spreading out the losses. Not right, but buy all that stuff, call oopsie, and get a do over. Now they gotta pay. So, no more bankruptcy, no more home equity, and wah lah, less consumer spending. You can always see this shit coming whenever Congress passes a law.

re: #103 yma o hyd

Yeah - us Celts and saxons don't really like it hot, its unnatural!
And anyway - bitching about the weather is one of the best things in British life: how else would one speak with strangers?

* * *
Don't you Brits pray 5 times a day at mosque yet? It looks really social, like the lads gathering at the pub.

re: #133 sattv4u2

I speak English. In a few years, that WILL be a foreign language here in the states !

I know just enough Spanish, French, German, and Portuguese to order a beer and get my face slapped.

Come to think of it, that's about all the English I know, too.

re: #138 Dahveed

The Community Reinvestment Act requires banks to make loans to areas that normally would not qualify for lending. In other words, no redlining.

So it was geographical, not racial?

re: #135 Deafdog

The mortgage crisis is about too many people buying stuff they can't afford. It iritates the heck out of me that Dodd, Dorgan and Obama all got sweetheart deals from the system, and now they are lecturing us about it...oh well. Even more irritating is when Levin - from the Economic Jaggaurnaut of Michigan - lectures us on economic policy. Gee, Carl, you're saying that all these things are working wonders in your home state?

Yes Dodd, my totally ethical Senator. What a piece of work. He got off scott free and his staff wont even answer my emails about this. Maybe they have me on the spam list after I told them I never voted for him and never would?

I have a problem--they little icon for checking just keeps going around and around and no new comments are coming up---has been doing this for about 5 min., left desk after clicking new comments and when I got back it is still twirling. Did this a couple of time last night. All browing history has been cleared.

re: #113 MandyManners

The Dissidentfrogman.

Shooty/No Shooty! I still laugh at that!

re: #125 Opinionated

Rice Hopes For Iranian Change of Course on Nuclear Program

[Link: voanews.com...]

Rice: Naive, or dumb as a rock?

Rice can always HOPE - but will dinnerjacket CHANGE?
Thats the question ...

re: #8 yochanan

does this thread still have the new smell thread.

i really need a laugh getting rather pissamistic lately.

Well you gave me a laugh. Whether on purpose or inadvertent due to typo or mistranslation.

Thanks!

re: #118 Dianna

ohhh,...a party?did someone say party?

re: #135 Deafdog
They lowered standards to qualify which opened the gates. I agree with you that mant new homeowners just went overboard with the life-style, using home equity loans to buy new cars, furnishings, etc.

I just don't get this rush on bail outs.

re: #148 yma o hyd

Rice can always HOPE - but will dinnerjacket CHANGE?
Thats the question ...

When the Israelis finally attack, Amadmanonjihad will change --- his underwear.

Well post went threw but now new comment button is not lit, cannot click for new comments.

Saw a great bumper sticker yesterday I thought some lizards might appreciate. It said:

If you can read this bumper sticker - thank a teacher
If you can read this bumper sticker in English - thank a veteran

re: #142 alegrias

* * *
Don't you Brits pray 5 times a day at mosque yet? It looks really social, like the lads gathering at the pub.

No chance - they don't serve ale and lager in those mosques, and no Guinness either!

re: #150 Boondock St. Bender

I did!

June 26th, in San Jose.

re: #136 Alouette

I thought that was Shakespeare (in Hamlet, Polonius giving advice to his son)

* * *
What you said!

Pennywise, poundfoolish.

re: #152 Kosh's Shadow

His Persian Rice will be BBQed?

re: #151 xtraBilly

It's a bribe.

re: #143 razorbacker

LOL.

Funny.

re: #156 Dianna

nice!unfortunatly on the wrong coast. :-(

re: #136 Alouette

I thought that was Shakespeare (in Hamlet, Polonius giving advice to his son)

That was the Skipper.

If Hitler and Adam Corolla had a baby.

(Scroll down one.)

re: #152 Kosh's Shadow

When the Israelis finally attack, Amadmanonjihad will change --- his underwear.

Will be too late for him, then, teeheehee!

A good advice from a former communist, a certain Gorbachev;
'Life punishes the late-comers' - remember that, Ahmadjihad, when the IDF rockets whistle round your head!

re: #155 yma o hyd

No chance - they don't serve ale and lager in those mosques, and no Guinness either!

* * *
On a hot day, try
Irish Guinness beer with vanilla ice cream!

Irish Infidel Guinness Floats rock!

re: #140 chicagodudewhotrades

McCain's call sign was:

"FindAHotYoungerChickWhoOwnsABeerDistributorship"

re: #153 inquisitive

Well post went threw but now new comment button is not lit, cannot click for new comments.

You're it!

re: #101 debutaunt

Rice is a nice meal if you want something with a high individual count.

Hard to beat grits for sheer numerosity.

Rice Hopes For Iranian Change of Course on Nuclear Program

[Link: voanews.com...]

Rice: Naive, or dumb as a rock?

What else they gonna do? In January it's gonna be either McCain or Obama. I think they're thinking Obama so maybe they can get something positive going before he fucks it all up.

re: #166 rwmofo

McCain's call sign was:

"FindAHotYoungerChickWhoOwnsABeerDistri butorship"

* * *
McCain's flying days were over when he met his younger wife I think.

re: #122 cliffster

What's really a good thing is Gears of war; the best thing humanity created since last century.

re: #165 alegrias

* * *
On a hot day, try
Irish Guinness beer with vanilla ice cream!

Irish Infidel Guinness Floats rock!

Whaaaa?
Thats Guinness-Blasphemy, that is!

Don't let any Irishmen hear that ...

(And don't try this in Dublin, children!)

re: #170 alegrias

* * *
McCain's flying days were over when he met his younger wife I think.

His flying days were over when the North Vietnamese pulled his arms out of socket.

re: #168 jamgarr

Hard to beat grits for sheer numerosity.

How many per meal?

re: #140 chicagodudewhotrades
The thing that is more troubling is that the Obama thing has the feel of a New Age Religion with Barry as the Shaman or Deity.
I want the college kids to be really hung over on election day & stay in the dorms all day.

re: #175 opnion

Don't you think they deserve to learn a lesson?

re: #175 opnion

The thing that is more troubling is that the Obama thing has the feel of a New Age Religion with Barry as the Shaman or Deity.
I want the college kids to be really hung over on election day & stay in the dorms all day.

Aren't they doing this anyway, all the time?

(They do here!)

re: #168 jamgarr

Hard to beat grits for sheer numerosity.

Orzo.

re: #151 xtraBilly

They lowered standards to qualify which opened the gates. I agree with you that mant new homeowners just went overboard with the life-style, using home equity loans to buy new cars, furnishings, etc.

I just don't get this rush on bail outs.

Government meddling is no "help". The longer Congress draws this out, the longer it will take for the housing market and the banks to recover, which is bad news for everyone.

Although it may help the Dems in November, which is really all that matters to them.

FWIW, the only good reason to take out a home equity loan is for home improvements and repairs. Or, perhaps, the down payment on another property (or some other income-producing investment).

re: #178 vxbush

Orzo.

Couscous

re: #178 vxbush

Orzo.

No, wait--couscous.

re: #172 yma o hyd

Whaaaa?
Thats Guinness-Blasphemy, that is!

Don't let any Irishmen hear that ...

(And don't try this in Dublin, children!)

* * *
Martha Stewart's magazine around St. Patrick's day said Guinness with vanilla ice cream is a good thing. (Maybe that's why Britain wouldn't admit her to the UK recently!)

I've enjoyed it at least 4 times and will never drink plain Guinness without two scoops of ice cream!

re: #173 kansas

His flying days were over when the North Vietnamese pulled his arms out of socket.

Yeah but real torture would have been making him listen to loud music and getting interrogated by an infidel woman.

/

re: #180 Creeping Eruption

Couscous

GMTA! By 4 seconds!

Mars used to have Oceans.

hint. hint.

re: #184 vxbush

:)

re: #183 rwmofo

Yeah but real torture would have been making him listen to loud music and getting interrogated by an infidel woman.

/

Oh, the humanity........................and please god, no underwear on the head, or letting his burger get cold. For GOD sakes man!

re: #31 Iron Fist

Judge not lest ye be judged. He'll get his just rewards soon enough w/o our making any death wishes. Just sayin'.

re: #144 kansas

The CRA was born out of the civil rights movement. And maybe it was right at the time. There may have been some institutional discrimination on the basis of race alone. And, in the 90s there was a lot of complaining that only certain segments of the population were participating in the economic expansion. So I think there was more pressure for the banks to go assist less affluent areas. So much so that from what I understand a bank's performance by regulators was measured in part on its lending practices to minorities.

I think the act is less needed now since minorities are getting wealthier. Banks will make loans to people who qualify no matter what race they are. But they may not want to make loans to areas that are perceived as risky.

re: #175 opnion

Anybody remember 'Obama girl", the internet hottie who sang songs about him? That vid was just a job for her, a nice gig on her modeling resume. Did she bother to vote for him when NJ/NYC voted? Nope, she was either sick or clubbing that day. I have read both excuses.

re: #178 vxbush

Orzo.

Have you ever seen a grit?

/We would have accepted couscous

re: #183 rwmofo

Yeah but real torture would have been making him listen to loud music and getting interrogated by an infidel woman.

/

You left out the panties on the head, which is (are?) the cruelest part of the whole torture process.

I see that others beat me to it.

re: #182 alegrias

* * *
Martha Stewart's magazine around St. Patrick's day said Guinness with vanilla ice cream is a good thing. (Maybe that's why Britain wouldn't admit her to the UK recently!)

I've enjoyed it at least 4 times and will never drink plain Guinness without two scoops of ice cream!

Stout? Or Draught?

Gotta be Draught. Stout is too hoppy.

re: #173 kansas

His flying days were over when the North Vietnamese pulled his arms out of socket.

* * *
Yes, for at least the next 5.5 years, McCain was "grounded".

So he missed the summers of love from 1967, 1968-is-great, etc., up to 1973.

Interestingly, McCain's Naval Academy class motto is "58 is Great!" --only that generation wasn't narcissists like the 1968ers.

Palestinian arrested on suspicion of threatening to hurt Jews

Known to police for his previous 'threat raids,' claiming to be security forces' ex-informer, Nadim Injaz says police promised him Israeli ID card but failed to deliver

Nadim Injaz, a 30-year-old Palestinian, was arrested by the Tel Aviv Police on Thursday evening on suspicion of threatening to hurt Jews. Injaz, who formerly aided the Israeli security forces, was brought before the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court on Friday for a remand hearing.

Injaz is suspected of contacting a few parties and telling them that he was going to hurt Jews if he didn’t receive his State identification card.

I'm sure they'll give him one now.

re: #179 Spiny Norman

How about to invest it in the Vanguard S&P 500?

re: #194 Racer X

Stout? Or Draught?

Gotta be Draught. Stout is too hoppy.

Couple Stouts and I'm hoppy too.

re: #180 Creeping Eruption

Orzo

Couscous

Farfel.

Retirement means Friday is just another day.

And for those who find the heat&humidity oppressive--ask yourself how much of it do you have to shovel off the driveway?

re: #190 chicagodudewhotrades

Like you said, it was only a gig for to get famous, like girls who pose for Playboy. Some do eventually make the big time. ex: Miss America who lost her crown... so who cares, really!

re: #199 Alouette

Farfel.

Sparkle Farkle.

re: #199 Alouette

Farfel.

Kasha?

re: #182 alegrias

* * *
Martha Stewart's magazine around St. Patrick's day said Guinness with vanilla ice cream is a good thing. (Maybe that's why Britain wouldn't admit her to the UK recently!)

I've enjoyed it at least 4 times and will never drink plain Guinness without two scoops of ice cream!

Naw - the Brits are not really into Guinness - thats only the Irish and us Welsh.
They'd have been more ... immediate in their refusal of the good Martha.

Thing is, Guinness isn't so good when exported, it really doesn't travel well. And as its cold in Ireland and Wales, one would rather heat it up than stick extra ice cream in it ...

Still - just imagining this makes my hair stand on end.
Sacrilege, thats what it is!

re: #199 Alouette

Farfel.

Farfur.

re: #191 jamgarr

Have you ever seen a grit?

Yes. I lived in Mississippi for a while.

re: #202 jamgarr

Sparkle Farkle.

HAHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHA

re: #203 Creeping Eruption

Kasha?

Gesundheit!

re: #175 opnion

The thing that is more troubling is that the Obama thing has the feel of a New Age Religion with Barry as the Shaman or Deity.
I want the college kids to be really hung over on election day & stay in the dorms all day.

* * *
I want the grounded, sober, thinking college kids and college republicans to be up bright & early taking other thinking kids to vote, or having voted by absentee ballot in their home districts.

re: #202 jamgarr

Sparkle Farkle.

Mama sang bass?

re: #205 Cygnus

Farfur.

Shtrudel

re: #200 irongrampa

A very definite point!

Aja.

re: #202 jamgarr

Sparkle Farkle.

Arglebargle.
/oops, excuse me.

re: #210 OldLineTexan

Mama sang bass?

Simon and Gar.

re: #205 Cygnus

Farfur.

I keel you!

re: #190 chicagodudewhotrades

Too sick to vote. Well enough to make an appearance at election party.

Gotta go, Lizards and Lizardesses - Miss Dog is giving me the collie stare!

Seeya tomorrow, all being well!

re: #206 vxbush

Yes. I lived in Mississippi for a while.

Your #181 came up while I was figuring out how to spell couscous. No offense intended.

re: #213 MandyManners

Aja.

I have it on vinyl. Wanna buy it? Not for sale.

re: #210 OldLineTexan

That's a man, baby.
/Austin Powers

re: #200 irongrampa

Retirement means Friday is just another day.

And for those who find the heat&humidity oppressive--ask yourself how much of it do you have to shovel off the driveway?

It's easy to add another layer in the cold but, it's not possible to strip stark naked in the heat.

Hi Mandy!

re: #183 rwmofo

Yeah but real torture would have been making him listen to loud music and getting interrogated by an infidel woman.

/

* * *
Jane Fonda ring any bells with you? She was in Hanoi to torment our troops, wearing Viet Cong helmets, calling them babykillers and giving them the red lectures her communist Viet Cong hosts encourage her to spout.

From Instapundit re Obama:

"The Gilderoy Lockhart of candidates?"

LOL--but you've got to know the Harry Potter books, to appreciate it!

[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]

re: #222 WriterMom

That's a man, baby.
/Austin Powers

It was a Statler Brothers song...

Mama sang bass
Daddy sang tenor
Me and little brother would join right in there

...there was a baseball spoof...(forget all the lyrics), but it included:

Three big home-run hittin' guys
Out in the outfield shagging flies
Cousin Art and Bart and Cousin Sparkle too

/at least that's what it sounded like, and no, it wasn't in any Indian language and there were no butterheads

re: #70 Silhouette

This is good news. We were saying he should be arrested for complictity. Detained isn't arrested, but it may be a start.

Let's hope he is arrested...who knows, perhaps he was with the Taliban when they were killing our 9 soldiers...check his camera!

re: #220 jamgarr

Your #181 came up while I was figuring out how to spell couscous. No offense intended.

Oh, no problem. Not everyone Up North™ has actually seen grits. It's definitely an experience the first time you have them.

re: #228 OldLineTexan

Were there neeple neeples?

Sparkle Farkle was a character on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In

re: #227 goddessoftheclassroom

From Instapundit re Obama:

"The Gilderoy Lockhart of candidates?"

LOL--but you've got to know the Harry Potter books, to appreciate it!

[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]

THAT'S PERFECT! ! ! !

re: #204 yma o hyd

Naw - the Brits are not really into Guinness - thats only the Irish and us Welsh.
They'd have been more ... immediate in their refusal of the good Martha.

Thing is, Guinness isn't so good when exported, it really doesn't travel well. And as its cold in Ireland and Wales, one would rather heat it up than stick extra ice cream in it ...

Still - just imagining this makes my hair stand on end.
Sacrilege, thats what it is!

* * *

I repeat, Guinness with ice cream is chocolatey and a great adult beverage/dessert.

I'm sure Guinness is better for you than root beer, so it's doubly nutritious & delicious with ice cream.

I'm an infidel and I'm ok!

Creationists are dinging again.

re: #90 rlevitin

Could that be LGF? (the first bold)

and *ugh* to the second bolded part.

Sounds like a question for Charles.

re: #224 MandyManners

It's easy to add another layer in the cold but, it's not possible to strip stark naked in the heat.

It is possible; it may not be permissible, and it may be ill-advised.

/

re: #235 Charles

Creationists are dinging again.

Do you believe in God?

re: #235 Charles

That may need to be a rotating title.

re: #209 alegrias

* * *
I want the grounded, sober, thinking college kids and college republicans to be up bright & early taking other thinking kids to vote, or having voted by absentee ballot in their home districts.

A beautiful thought, but I have listened to their conversations.
The vast & I mean vast majority seem to be for Barry.
The support is a mile wide, but real thin.
I think the plan is for the RNC to sponsor all night kegger parties , the night before.

re: #235 Charles

Creationists are dinging again.

Creationists are dingying again.

At least this bunch.

re: #227 goddessoftheclassroom

From Instapundit re Obama:

"The Gilderoy Lockhart of candidates?"

LOL--but you've got to know the Harry Potter books, to appreciate it!

[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]

And I nominate "Obama: the Gilderoy Lockhart of candidates" as a rotating title.

re: #231 WriterMom

Were there neeple neeples?

Not back then!

re: #235 Charles

Creationists are dinging again.

You were thinking they'd evolve out of it?

re: #188 Cap'n DOC,

Whatever I've done in my life, I've never bashed in a kid's head with my rifle butt. I feel quite comfortable judging this piece of vermin, and being judged by the benchmark I set with him.

re: #225 WriterMom

Hi! I had to leave that other thread before I called someone an asshole.

re: #179 Spiny Norman

Government meddling is no "help". The longer Congress draws this out, the longer it will take for the housing market and the banks to recover, which is bad news for everyone.

Although it may help the Dems in November, which is really all that matters to them.

FWIW, the only good reason to take out a home equity loan is for home improvements and repairs. Or, perhaps, the down payment on another property (or some other income-producing investment).

We always go through this tight credit/easy credit cycle. I remember in 1986 I couldn't borrow 25G for a business loan. Then I got credit cards and got a business. Course the bastards wanted me to pay them back. That really puts a crimp in spending, so the economy suffers. I also remember when the Farmers were told their land and farms were worth a bunch, and then they borrowed against it for silly stuff like equipment and planting. Then the banks decided their farms weren't really worth all that and called in the loans, Farm Crisis.

Or when the Congress decided to change the depreciation schedule on property from 4 to 30 years. Overnight a property worth 2 million was reassed at 1.5 and people who had been paying on time found their notes called in, or at least the difference between the note and new value of the property. That was the S & L crisis.

Now we got this crisis. I think it started with the bankruptcy reform act where you actually have to pay back the money you borrow. What a bitch.

re: #78 reine.de.tout

A BIT OF A COONAZZ are we?

re: #227 goddessoftheclassroom

From Instapundit re Obama:

"The Gilderoy Lockhart of candidates?"

LOL--but you've got to know the Harry Potter books, to appreciate it!

[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]

Maybe one of his Memory Charms will backfire.
"Hello. Who are you? And who am I?"

re: #241 jcm

Creationists are dingying again.

At least this bunch.

Dead threads are a-live
With the sound of dinging...

re: #200 irongrampa

Retirement means Friday is just another day.

And for those who find the heat & humidity oppressive--ask yourself how much of it do you have to shovel off the driveway?

Less than what has to be mowed and trimmed.

re: #237 OldLineTexan

It is possible; it may not be permissible, and it may be ill-advised.

/

I'm thinking about running around, doing erands.

re: #235 Charles

Creationists are dinging again.

Answer the phone then.

re: #244 razorbacker

You were thinking they'd evolve out of it?

It's just not intelligent.

re: #238 Buddyg

Uhhhhhhh....

re: #235 Charles

maybe you are keeping them off the street were they can do real harm?

re: #46 kansas

They're gonna remake the 10 Commandments and show him parting the sea.

No, he'll be the voice from the burning bush giving the new laws to Reid and Pelosi.

Bob Marley's Message For Today

re: #252 MandyManners

I'm thinking about running around, doing erands.

If you, I'm all for it.

If me, I believe the stores, postoffice, etc. will object strenuously.

/

re: #257 grumpy old codger

No, he'll be the voice from the burning bush giving the new laws to Reid and Pelosi.

Yeah, it'll sound like this...Uh.....uh......yaknow....uh.....

I stay as far away as I can from the ID/Creationist threads but it seems to me that Charles could put a time limit on dings - one problem solved.

re: #235 Charles

Creationists are dinging again.