Open sesame !

Not sure if I understand the quote...

I think the "fat women on welfare" story should have been on the front page of Fox News yesterday.

/random thought

Open......
Ahhh, ummm, urrr, mmmm.

/BHO

re: #3 jcm

Open......
Ahhh, ummm, urrr, mmmm.

/BHO

I support this thread now... Maybe. But I would have still voted against opening it, even if I knew it was going to be successful. I think.

/noo-ans

The house that Obama built.

As I get older, I find I have fewer & fewer dreams at night.
Or I just don't remember them when I wake.

Do we dream less when we get older,
or do we lose the dreams like we lose car keys?

All things one has forgotten scream for help in dreams.

I guess forgotten things are screwed if you don't remember your dreams.

re: #7 Sharmuta

Talk about a memory hole !

"All things one has forgotten scream for help in dreams."
And some that one has not forgotten, try as hard as he will.

re: #2 Pawn of the Oppressor

There's another Elias Canetti quote that relates to that story:
"Justice requires that everyone should have enough to eat. But it also requires that everyone should contribute to the production of food."

Remember my report called Racist Literature Distributed in Berkeley from a year and a half ago? Well, waaaayyyyyy after the fact, someone finally tracked down the exact cartoon that was being distributed in Berkeley that day. I posted it in the report just now in an update, with the caption,

[UPDATE:] zombietime reader Paul G. finally located this orginal version of the flyer shown in the TV report. This is what the color version of it looks like. I'll let you decide if it's anti-Semitic or not.

It only confirms my thesis (spelled out in the second half of the report) that left-wing hate and right-wing hate have become indistinguishable!

I once dreamt about the solution to the world's energy crisis. It involved lightening and batteries. I promptly forgot the details.

Even in our sleep,
pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart,
until, in our own despair, against our will,
comes wisdom through the awful grace of God

Open thread. Are any of you as nauseated about Obama's Magical mis-speaking tour as I am. He's said so many insane things I can't believe anyone could possibly vote for him. Unfortunately Americans are part of the non- reality show, reality show generation. Be afraid, be very afraid......

"The colour of my soul is iron-grey and sad bats wheel about the steeple of my dreams."

- Claude Debussy, who evidently had very goth dreams.

re: #12 Racer X

I once dreamt Spock was my father.

re: #9 realwest

"All things one has forgotten scream for help in dreams."
And some that one has not forgotten, try as hard as he will.

I hate to think of the shit you have seen.

re: #16 Sharmuta

I once dreamt Spock was my father.

LOL!

Did you grab your ears when you woke up?

re: #11 zombie

Ridiculous. My Zionist masters gave me a much cooler rifle than that.

They're still a little stingy handing out the Uzis, though.
/

Anyone notice over at "The Corner" at NRO, where some are debating the usefulness and/or importance of the Obama Waffle over the surge and PM Maliki's comments? Peter Wehner has the best of it.

No wonder I remain adamantly independent. Sometimes I wonder if Republicans have their heads in the game at all.

{ Assume the usual emoticons. I'm harmless. }

I know that the National Enquirer shouldn't be dignified with credibility, but it sounds like they dug in here and Edwards could be finished as a pretender to the "throne" forever. Thank god.

For your entertainment DAN RATHER THE COMEDY continues

Dan Rather still suing CBS

Okay, is the guy in the video below cherry picking dumb Americans?

I love Top Gear, but ...

Here are the latest "submissions" to the Mo Archive Mail page:

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From: Wahid N. (Jordan)
Subject: some respect

I was extremely disappointed when I viewed your website, and I read your comments about the free world, but I think respecting others is a part of freedom, and as in the say your freedom finished when others freedom starts, I know that lately was so many terror acts that kills many innocent people tagged by Islam, but as Muslim I tell you that these acts are far away from the real Islam, and who did these acts are Muslims only by name, we have a say in our holly Quran says that “anybody who kill innocent soul is like he kills all human being” and we as Muslim we respect all religions and all  cultures so it will be nice if you show some respect to our prophet which we love and respect.

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From: Agni A.

I thank you very much for this attractive and true pictures. Really you have done a great job. I love it and share it with my blog readers. I have post about your site in my blog. My blog is in Bangla language. So you might not understand anything.

I also want to get permission from you to make a new site [in Bangla] using the pictures from your site.

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From: M. Boateng"
Subject: bastard

nothing is funny but you are just a spid son of a bich

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I'd rather have President Nasrallah than President Edwards.

I once dreamt that my father protected my sister and me from an attacker by killing him with a pickaxe.

Freud would have a field day with that, I supposed. But Freud was frakkin' nuts.

re: #24 zombie
"spid sonsa biches wheel about the steeple of my dreams."

re: #19 Palandine

Ridiculous. My Zionist masters gave me a much cooler rifle than that.

They're still a little stingy handing out the Uzis, though.
/

Uzis are good if you want to make a lot of noise. If you actually want to shoot something, grab an M3 Grease Gun instead.

re: #14 nigella

Open thread. Are any of you as nauseated about Obama's Magical mis-speaking tour as I am. He's said so many insane things I can't believe anyone could possibly vote for him. Unfortunately Americans are part of the non- reality show, reality show generation. Be afraid, be very afraid......

Oh, I'm nauseated. I knew this was coming - I knew the Lord High Fellators of our MSM establishment were going to follow him around like a bunch of lost puppies - but it's still sick to watch, even when you know exactly what's coming.

I can't wait for the next time I go over to visit relatives in Germany, when I'll get to hear at parties all about Obama being "ze bleck Che Eff Kay".

...Maybe not, because the election will likely be long gone, but I just don't have the heart to go over to Davids Medienkritik and see what kind of silly shit the Europress is spewing. Not without having a few drinks first.

Check this one out.

Hey, dude...have another drink on me!

Realwest: Check the previous thread.

re: #9 realwest

Hi realwest, how are the teeth today?

re: #21 Bacchus's daddy

I know that the National Enquirer shouldn't be dignified with credibility, but it sounds like they dug in here and Edwards could be finished as a pretender to the "throne" forever. Thank god.

On anything that could result in a lawsuit I'd believe the Enquirer before the NY Times.

re: #12 Racer X

I once dreamt about the solution to the world's energy crisis. It involved lightening and batteries. I promptly forgot the details.

Do not stand out in a thunderstorm holding a car battery over your head.

'kay?

re: #17 Occasional Reader Don't think about it. It wasn't really all that bad. Just the stuff I sometimes dream about is all.
BTW, who wrote your #13?

re: #19 Palandine

They're still a little stingy handing out the Uzis, though.

I think not even the Israelis really use Uzis much any more. So you're not missing out so much.

re: #30 Cartman

Check this one out.

Hey, dude...have another drink on me!

Dont ya love that word, arraigned.

Why oshifer, yooz is arraigning on my parade? hick.....

re: #21 Bacchus's daddy

I know that the National Enquirer shouldn't be dignified with credibility, but it sounds like they dug in here and Edwards could be finished as a pretender to the "throne" forever. Thank god.

And the skank is a blonde. Imagine that.

re: #24 zombie

++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++

From: Wahid N. (Jordan)
Subject: some respect

I was extremely disappointed when I viewed your website, and I read your comments about the free world, but I think respecting others is a part of freedom, and as in the say your freedom finished when others freedom starts, I know that lately was so many terror acts that kills many innocent people tagged by Islam, but as Muslim I tell you that these acts are far away from the real Islam, and who did these acts are Muslims only by name, we have a say in our holly Quran says that “anybody who kill innocent soul is like he kills all human being” and we as Muslim we respect all religions and all  cultures so it will be nice if you show some respect to our prophet which we love and respect.

++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++

Dear Wahid,

Most guys who come round this neighborhood acting like your "Prophet" end up in jail. Occasionally, they get burned to death by the FBI.

Just FYI,

With love,

- America

re: #21 Bacchus's daddy

Uh, what did the National Enquirer dig up?

re: #30 Cartman

Check this one out.

Hey, dude...have another drink on me!

Hah a piker!

She was arrested on suspicion of DUI and reportedly had a blood-alcohol reading of .50 on a breath test that was taken more than 2 hours after she was taken in.

Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives.

William Dement

re: #24 zombie

The last one is priceless! :D

NOTHING IS FUNNY, YOU SPID SON OF A BICH !

re: #38 Macker

And the skank is a blonde. Imagine that.

You gotta check "downstairs" to see if they are a real blonde. You can fool anyone with a bottle of peroxide.

re: #35 realwest

Don't think about it. It wasn't really all that bad. Just the stuff I sometimes dream about is all.
BTW, who wrote your #13?

Me!

Okay, not me. Aeschylus. Famously quoted by RFK in Indianapolis on the evening MLK was assassinated. His speech was credited with helping avoid violence that night in that particular city.

re: #37 A Kiwi Infidel

I don't know how in the world that dude is still alive. He must have drunk about four liters of whiskey in about an hour!

re: #26 Occasional Reader WHOA! How old were you when you had that dream my friend?
And does it recur?

re: #36 Occasional Reader

I think not even the Israelis really use Uzis much any more. So you're not missing out so much.

Drat. I always thought they were nifty looking, and I didn't think the Israelis made any crap when it came to guns. Still, it's not like I can afford the paperwork necessary to buy one in the Show-Me State anyway (yet). :)

Never get into buying guns. They're like Lays Potato Chips--you can't have just one.

The Chicago Cubs are getting seriously snake-bit by the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Cubbies seem to have all kinds of problems with their fielding this evening and the D-Backs are having no problems with their hitting.

Hope this game is a good omen for the election!

8-2 AZ top of the 8th.

re: #21 Bacchus's daddy

I know that the National Enquirer shouldn't be dignified with credibility, but it sounds like they dug in here and Edwards could be finished as a pretender to the "throne" forever. Thank god.

He still got a nice house outta the deal. It's so huge he could raise the lil' fella (or was it a lil' angel?) in one end of the mansion without Mrs. E ever knowing about it.

{ Assume the usual emoticons. I'm harmless. }

re: #46 Cartman

I don't know how in the world that dude is still alive. He must have drunk about four liters of whiskey in about an hour!

Unbelievable. My wife gets pissed off with me when go for my 3rd glass of wine, and here's Ronnie Wood in rehab after cleaning up 2 bottle of Vodka a day with Russian skank. Dunno how they do it.

re: #23 Archimedes

Okay, is the guy in the video below cherry picking dumb Americans?

I love Top Gear, but ...
[Link: www.youtube.com...]

Jeremy Clarkson can be an anti-American asshole at times but he despises the global warming crowd.

re: #47 realwest

WHOA! How old were you when you had that dream my friend?
And does it recur?

I was in college, don't recall exactly what year. And no, it doesn't recur. Nor was it at all disturbing at the time; it was a righteous use of force, Dad protecting us.

re: #19 Palandine

Interesting avatar. Is it for real?

re: #30 Cartman
Hey my friend - good to see you! WTF " blood alcohol level was 0.491 percent "
I honestly didn't think anyone could LIVE with that much alcohol in their system, though on occassion, many years ago, I probably came close, but geez,
0.492?!

re: #26 Occasional Reader

I once dreamt that my father protected my sister and me from an attacker by killing him with a pickaxe.

Freud would have a field day with that, I supposed. But Freud was frakkin' nuts.

i often have scary dreams too. once i fought a tiger w/ a no. 2 pencil. (unsharpened). and i have battled gold fish 20 feet long. and run from monsters made of cement.

Well, those forgotten things will have to fend for themselves. Any screaming in my dreams is from ME!

Heh...AZ 9-2 now over the Cubbies!

Augieeeeeee!

The MSM has been ignoring shit the Dems do for 4 years. Edwards was caught a year ago, extensively followed by Death By 1000 Papercuts. It is disgraceful that the public is only informed of this now. Put Cheney in Edwards place.

re: #48 Palandine

, and I didn't think the Israelis made any crap when it came to guns

Oh, now, I didn't say it was crap, either. As I understand it (never fired one); incredibly reliable; high rate of fire; very compact. Just very hard to control.

I have fired an MP5; and I can see why that became the Uzi replacement. It's like you will a certain number of bullets to hit a certain spot.

re: #31 Macker I did and it still doesn't answer what kind of cuisine that is; of COURSE they serve eggs and burgers, but I still don't know what that "cuisine" is!

re: #52 Colonel Panik

Jeremy Clarkson can be an anti-American asshole at times but he despises the global warming crowd.

Oohh come on Colonel, how many European Countries can YOU name?

Go on, give it a go and no cheatin.

re: #16 Sharmuta

I once dreamt Spock was my father.

I once dreamt William Shatner was making my hotel, airline and rental car reservations...no wait...

re: #52 Colonel Panik

Jeremy Clarkson can be an anti-American asshole at times but he despises the global warming crowd.

My cousin was an AFS student to Nebraska, ( along time ago) and no-one in the High School he stayed at knew where New Zealand was. One thought is was country above Russia!

re: #55 realwest

Doin' OK, R-Dubs. You? Yeah, back in the day I probably coulda blown at least a .40, on several occasions. Glad those days are behind me. ;)

re: #54 MandyManners

Interesting avatar. Is it for real?

I don't know, but I've seen enough photos of road-striping that went over roadkill that it wouldn't surprise me. I put it up during the "Vero Possumus" phase of the Obama campaign.

I find possums very creepy, personally.

re: #56 nyc redneck

i often have scary dreams too

I really *don't* have scary dreams very often at all (and as explained above, that one was vivid, but not scary). My wife does, sometimes; I have to wake her and talk her back a bit.

I've fired an Uzi and an MP5 once each, and while the Uzi makes a satisfying noise, the '5 is where it's at. I don't own many firearms and I don't really want or need to acquire any more, but if I could have anything for my collection it would be an MP5SD. I dig the nasty little nines.

re: #14 nigella

Open thread. Are any of you as nauseated about Obama's Magical mis-speaking tour as I am. He's said so many insane things I can't believe anyone could possibly vote for him. Unfortunately Americans are part of the non- reality show, reality show generation. Be afraid, be very afraid......

Very! Not so sure Obama doesn't think he's on some reality show and the prize is to get to be President. Scary stuff!

re: #44 A Kiwi Infidel

Yup -- the carpet's gotta match the drapes!

(Oooh, I'm bad!)

re: #55 realwest

Hey my friend - good to see you! WTF " blood alcohol level was 0.491 percent "
I honestly didn't think anyone could LIVE with that much alcohol in their system, though on occassion, many years ago, I probably came close, but geez,
0.492?!

IIRC correctly the LD50 (lethal dose 50% of population) for alcohol is .40.

re: #70 mikalm

Yup -- the carpet's gotta match the drapes!

(Oooh, I'm bad!)

No, just honest.

I keep my forgotten things gagged and bound, hidden under the dark stairs of my subconscious, where they belong.

When I want to recall, say, junior high, I'll flick on the basement light.

Until then I'll just ignore the thumping.

I dreamed the other night that I bought a house on Ocean Ave. in Hyannis Port and Dolly Parton was there to greet me when I moved in.

30 more days and my oldest boy ships off to Fort Knox, Ky.....I'm not ready for this.

re: #74 MandyManners

I dreamed the other night that I bought a house on Ocean Ave. in Hyannis Port and Dolly Parton was there to greet me when I moved in.

She's a blonde, I think.

re: #32 jaunte Agh, Oral Surgeon thinks back upper right tooth (which had a root canal like 15 years ago) is fractured and needs to come out, but he first wants to check with my dentist and my endodonist about the root canal done about 10 weeks or so ago that might not have been done properly - it's right next to the other tooth.
But the S.O.B. made me chew on a stainless steel dental instrument so I'm hurting more now than I was.The Oral Surgeon, the Dentist and the Endodonist are starting to remind me of the three stooges, only they ain't anywhere NEAR as funny.

re: #66 Palandine

I don't know, but I've seen enough photos of road-striping that went over roadkill that it wouldn't surprise me. I put it up during the "Vero Possumus" phase of the Obama campaign.

I find possums very creepy, personally.

Ever had a cold, road-kill possum sammich?

re: #66 Palandine

I find possums very creepy, personally.

Me, too.

re: #66 Palandine

Personally, I think they're cute. Saw a great one walking on the wall at my friends' place the other night.

re: #76 A Kiwi Infidel

She's a blonde, I think.

She once remarked that it takes a lot of money to look that cheap.

re: #80 mikalm

Personally, I think they're cute. Saw a great one walking on the wall at my friends' place the other night.

Leave the brown acid alone.

re: #79 Occasional Reader

Me, too.

Possum in November.

At least they're not going to use foodstocks.

INEOS, the third-largest chemical company in the world and largest privately owned company in Britain, announced Monday that it aims to produce commercial quantities of bioethanol fuel from landfill waste based on technology developed in Fayetteville...The process developed under the leadership of James L Gaddy, president of Bioengineering Resources Inc. of Fayetteville, changes any carbon-based material into ethanol.

re: #81 MandyManners

She once remarked that it takes a lot of money to look that cheap.

Yeah, but I think all the effort and expense goes somewhere other than the hair-do.

re: #78 MandyManners

Ever had a cold, road-kill possum sammich?

Now I have to wonder if those too will show up on Caprica....

re: #75 Maximu§

30 more days and my oldest boy ships off to Fort Knox, Ky.....I'm not ready for this.

We have your back, with prayers & support. Just an FYI.

re: #82 MandyManners

Leave the brown acid alone.

The wall possums are cool, because they eat all those purple spiders.

re: #14 nigella

Open thread. Are any of you as nauseated about Obama's Magical mis-speaking tour as I am. He's said so many insane things I can't believe anyone could possibly vote for him. Unfortunately Americans are part of the non- reality show, reality show generation. Be afraid, be very afraid......

Yep. There have been many gaffes, as the MSM is apt to point out.
But it's not what you'd think.

re: #82 MandyManners

Possums are funny. I also like raccoons, skunks, badgers, and pretty much all wildlife.

Rats, however, are beneath contempt.

OK, so I went over to Davids Medienkritik - stone cold sober (if you don't count being carb-drunk from a pizza dinner) and right on the front page, as usual, David nails it:

Finally: It is particularly striking that so many Europeans proclaim such affection for Obama - without really being able to specifically explain why they like him so much. Simply being the leading anti-Bush is enough to be loved in Europe - yet it is the Americans who are continually accused of harboring a black-and-white view of the rest of the world.

re: #41 jcm Hey jcm!
From your link: "The Washington State Patrol toxicology lab says that a reading of .50 is the highest they have ever seen and that this level of blood-alcohol concentration would kill many people."
No shit.
Geez, how the hell could she see well enough to find her car, much less put keys in ignition, turn it over and drive it?!

re: #74 MandyManners

I dreamed the other night that I bought a house on Ocean Ave. in Hyannis Port and Dolly Parton was there to greet me when I moved in.

Mandy.... you're a lesbian.

Sorry, that's just the way it is.

re: #77 realwest

Sorry to hear that. Seems like an odd way to discover a fracture; hope the pain subsides soon.

re: #80 mikalm

Personally, I think they're cute. Saw a great one walking on the wall at my friends' place the other night.

I think it's cool we have marsupials, but it's hard to look at them and NOT think "Holy crap, a giant rat!"

When I was a kid, we were driving to my grandma's. Hit a whole family of possums crossing the road--they flew like bowling pins. Sad, but impressive--the papa possum led his family straight out in front of us...

re: #46 Cartman

I don't know how in the world that dude is still alive. He must have drunk about four liters of whiskey in about an hour!

if we could sober him up - think of the $ to be made on the seminar circuit.

Hey you all, Don't go there with the drug stuff. Flashbacks to my hippie past!

re: #92 realwest

Must have taken many years to build up a tolerance like that.

re: #87 Cartman

We have your back, with prayers & support. Just an FYI.

I'm proud of him, but I'm worrried......why could'nt he just joined the Coast Guard?

re: #92 realwest

Not a good Guinness world record to try for.

re: #60 Occasional Reader

Oh, now, I didn't say it was crap, either. As I understand it (never fired one); incredibly reliable; high rate of fire; very compact. Just very hard to control.

I have fired an MP5; and I can see why that became the Uzi replacement. It's like you will a certain number of bullets to hit a certain spot.

I've fired the MP5, the Thompson, the Uzi, and the Sten, and of the four I shot the best groups with the Uzi. The Uzi was also the easiest to control the trigger timing on to get a nice consistent 3 round burst. It also has the best ergonomics...since the mag well is in the pistol grip it's very quick to change mags as we tend to be able to intuitively sense where our other hand is, if you understand what I am saying. Makes mag changes easier in the dark.

The Sten was the most fun though, but then I saw "The Guns of Navarone" way to many times as a kid.

re: #92 realwest

Hey jcm!
From your link: "The Washington State Patrol toxicology lab says that a reading of .50 is the highest they have ever seen and that this level of blood-alcohol concentration would kill many people."
No shit.
Geez, how the hell could she see well enough to find her car, much less put keys in ignition, turn it over and drive it?!

The kicker... the women had been a cop.
Lot's of practice to be able to hit .50.

re: #95 Palandine

Yeah, they're slow and not very bright. Cars or predators usually get them inside the first two years of life.

re: #45 Occasional Reader Well shoot O.R. I knew it wasn't YOU who wrote it (I mean you write well enough and all, but you mentioned GOD so I knew it wasn't you!)! LOL!
Very, very nice though - thanks for that one.

Is it me or is this thread really skipping along tonight?!

re: #77 realwest

Tel him you'll yank it yourself right in front of him if he doesn't f'in do something now! That should get his attention.

re: #83 jcm

Possum in November.

Some not-so-bright spark thought it would be a good idea to bring the Australian Brush tailed possum into NZ about 120 years ago to establish a fur trade. We now have about 70 million of the little bastards munching through 7,000 tonnes of green matter every night. They make for a great night time hunt for the kids.

re: #16 Sharmuta

I once dreamt Spock was my father.

Dr, or Mr?...:)

re: #90 mikalm

Possums are funny. I also like raccoons, skunks, badgers, and pretty much all wildlife.

I disagree on possums (they's ugly), agree on more or less all else (even skunks... funny and cute, if smelly).

Raccoons are badasses. A raccoon in Panama City, Panama once planted himself and squared up with me, while his family/tribe/gang scurried away behind him. Gotta respect that.

re: #106 Cartman

Tel him you'll yank it yourself right in front of him if he doesn't f'in do something now! That should get his attention.

Its you. Slow down.

An "educational opossum" eating a nutritional pancake.

re: #105 realwest

Is it me or is this thread really skipping along tonight?!

Its not Cartman, its you, slow down. (I gotta go home)

re: #103 mikalm

Yeah, they're slow and not very bright. Cars or predators usually get them inside the first two years of life.

Now, armadillos, which are continuing their lumbering march north, are cute.

Shame about the leprosy, plus they're also not too bright--seen lots of roadkill, no live ones.

re: #109 Occasional Reader

I disagree on possums (they's ugly), agree on more or less all else (even skunks... funny and cute, if smelly).

Raccoons are badasses. A raccoon in Panama City, Panama once planted himself and squared up with me, while his family/tribe/gang scurried away behind him. Gotta respect that.

Last summer I had to go into my boss's attic and kill a whole family of Raccoons

re: #109 Occasional Reader

We once had a Black Lab that had to go to the Doggie Emergency room after a dustup with a raccoon. They're much tougher and meaner animals than they get credit for.

re: #110 A Kiwi Infidel

Its you. Slow down.

Can I have a translation on that?

re: #53 Occasional Reader Did you ever tell your dad about the dream?

Nighty-night!

re: #114 Maximu§

Last summer I had to go into my boss's attic and kill a whole family of Raccoons

I would have refused.

re: #118 MandyManners

G'nite. Weet dreams.

re: #89 solomonpanting

Yep. There have been many gaffes, as the MSM is apt to point out.
But it's not what you'd think.

At least McCain corrects himself immediately in most cases (which always go unreported). Obama isn't even aware of his gaffes.

I like Geraghty's "Note to self" in this post.

{ Assume the usual emoticons. I'm harmless. }

re: #23 Archimedes

Okay, is the guy in the video below cherry picking dumb Americans?

I love Top Gear, but ...
[Link: www.youtube.com...]

That's just a Jay-walking segment taken from the Tonight Show.

re: #56 nyc redneck
Whoa, you do some seriously good drugs there nyc redneck!
Just kidding, I know someone smart as you wouldn't do drugs.........................much.
;')

I don't think may people are watching the "Obama Field Trip". Everyone I know has gone off to see the Batman movie.

We had some raccoons eating dog food in our garage.Cute as can bee, but you should hear them fighting. Really nasty.

re: #115 mikalm

We once had a Black Lab that had to go to the Doggie Emergency room after a dustup with a raccoon. They're much tougher and meaner animals than they get credit for.

Oh, I grew up in raccoon country. We were under no illusions that they were pushovers.

PIMF Bee, meaning be....

re: #117 realwest

Did you ever tell your dad about the dream?

I think so. Don't recall.

re: #59 pat Pat, fer crying out loud WHAT was Edwards caught at? Any link(s)?!

re: #11 zombie

hell the nazis made left and right indistinguishable

The closest I ever came to a 4.0 in college was my Blood Alchohol Level.

re: #124 Miss Molly

I don't think may people are watching the "Obama Field Trip". Everyone I know has gone off to see the Batman movie.

They're pretty much one and the same.

re: #101 Colonel Panik

Interesting. I've heard the Uzi praised for a lot of things, but "accuracy" was never one of them!

I had a dream I was being stalked by a chrome Rhinoceros, it was very real and very scary, we made eye contact from a few hundred feet away, and he started to trot towards me, I woke up in a sweat.

re: #65 Cartman Me too, my friend, me too.

Just saw this on an open thread at Hot Air.

Edwards has one wife for each America.
pedestrian on July 22, 2008 at 10:18 PM

re: #131 lummox

LOL!

re: #133 Occasional Reader

Interesting. I've heard the Uzi praised for a lot of things, but "accuracy" was never one of them!

Spray & pray.

re: #119 Occasional Reader

I would have refused.

He tried to trap them, but their too smart...he tried to get help from the city and they gave him a cage. He's a big-game hunter, but he would'nt go in that attic......so he asked me for help and I went up there with his Remington 20 ga. and blew the two parents away and the babies also.

The Momma charged across the attic at me...teeth baring and all, but she got it right in the face. I did'nt enjoy it, but I had to help my boss.

re: #138 Cartman

Spray & pray.

... in Hebrew, naturally....

re: #129 realwest

Pat, fer crying out loud WHAT was Edwards caught at? Any link(s)?!

A little monkey business.

re: #74 MandyManners
Was she nice? Did she bring you a housewarming gift?!

re: #129 realwest

Pat, fer crying out loud WHAT was Edwards caught at? Any link(s)?!

They cornered him at a hotel where his alleged mistress was allegedly spending time.

{ Assume, etc. }

re: #134 Tarkus289

I had a dream I was being stalked by a chrome Rhinoceros, it was very real and very scary, we made eye contact from a few hundred feet away, and he started to trot towards me, I woke up in a sweat.

Was this after that near miss in the crosswalk by that '62 Cadillac?

re: #36 Occasional Reader

I think not even the Israelis really use Uzis much any more. So you're not missing out so much.

Because for most armed forces the short barreled carbine style assault rifle has largely replaced the submachinegun.

I'm sure the Israelis still have quite a few Uzi's stashed away in their armories though.

The Uzi is still teh kewl.

re: #126 Occasional Reader

Oh, I grew up in raccoon country. We were under no illusions that they were pushovers.

And remember, don't get between them and the garbage cans.

/some of those buggers up here carry switchblades. :)

re: #141 jcm

A little monkey business.

Did you see that Hag he shacked up with? You would think he could afford better than that.

re: #89 solomonpanting
HUH! It's not like the AP to leave it's trademark logo off a hit piece like that!

re: #143 K~Bob

They cornered him at a hotel where his alleged mistress was allegedly spending time.

{ Assume, etc. }

She could stand to use some of his hair-care products.

re: #134 Tarkus289

I had a dream I was being stalked by a chrome Rhinoceros, it was very real and very scary, we made eye contact from a few hundred feet away, and he started to trot towards me, I woke up in a sweat.

Maybe it was a cousin of Aquatarkus?

{ Assume the usual ELP. }

re: #121 K~Bob

I like this line:

But his liberal critics have been pouncing on every misstatement as a sign that he’s an old man.

So what's Obama's excuse? Ignorance?

re: #147 Maximu§

Did you see that Hag he shacked up with? You would think he could afford better than that.

Wow. That broad's got a few rough miles on her, eh?

The wifffeee insists that all 'possums and 'coons are good for is vulture chow. I'll add ground hogs to that list.

re: #147 Maximu§

Did you see that Hag he shacked up with? You would think he could afford better than that.

GAK!

All that we see or seem

Is but a dream within a dream..............Edgar Allan Poe

“Let me be absolutely clear. Israel is a strong friend of Israel’s.”Need I say more regarding Obama?

re: #152 Cartman

Wow. That broad's got a few rough miles on her, eh?

Maybe it's the reincarnation of the dead kid Edwards channeled.

re: #98 mikalm
and
re: #100 jaunte
Yes and Yes and I'll bet money it's not the FIRST TIME that the blood alcohol level was that high, just the first time being caught.

re: #153 BenZacharia

The wifffeee insists that all 'possums and 'coons are good for is vulture chow. I'll add ground hogs to that list.

They're exactly why God created the varmint calibers. ;)

Dayum!

Consider if you will all the well known phrases in this little ditty...

To be, or not to be: that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep;
No more; and by a sleep to say we end
The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh is heir to, 'tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, to sleep;
To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;
For in that sleep of death what dreams may come
When we have shuffled off this mortal coil,
Must give us pause: there's the respect
That makes calamity of so long life;
For who would bear the whips and scorns of time,
The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely,
The pangs of despised love, the law's delay,
The insolence of office and the spurns
That patient merit of the unworthy takes,
When he himself might his quietus make
With a bare bodkin? who would fardels bear,
To grunt and sweat under a weary life,
But that the dread of something after death,
The undiscover'd country from whose bourn
No traveller returns, puzzles the will
And makes us rather bear those ills we have
Than fly to others that we know not of?
Thus conscience does make cowards of us all;
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought,
And enterprises of great pith and moment
With this regard their currents turn awry,
And lose the name of action. - Soft you now!
The fair Ophelia! Nymph, in thy orisons
Be all my sins remember'd.

Shakey had some chops.

And now I go to sleep, perchance to dream.

my dreams are decidedly different. anyone dream chess moves? lol

re: #152 Cartman

Wow. That broad's got a few rough miles on her, eh?

Does'nt Edwards wife have cancer? So much for "in sickness and in health"

re: #147 Maximu§

Did you see that Hag he shacked up with? You would think he could afford better than that.

I didn't realize there was a picture in jcm's link, so I Google Image-searched.

Look who came up. On the first frickin' page.

re: #156 nigella

“Let me be absolutely clear. Israel is a strong friend of Israel’s.”Need I say more regarding Obama?

ummm, errr, ahhh, mmm, that's ahhh, the err the ummm the mmm statement ahhh I err knew.

re: #142 realwest

Was she nice? Did she bring you a housewarming gift?!

Any woman that names her breasts 'Shock' and 'Awe', would be a really nice friend and bring a housewarming gift.

re: #145 Colonel Panik

Because for most armed forces the short barreled carbine style assault rifle has largely replaced the submachinegun.

Sure, but I think even before that, and to the extent the subgun is still used now, the Uzi was phased out in favor of (usually) the MP5 (and more recently MP7 and others). I know that's the case for the USSS, and I'm pretty sure it's mostly true for the IDF, too.

re: #106 Cartman
LOL! Well it wouldn't work cause a) I don't know which one to pull either and b) I'm not brave enough to do it if push came to shove and he knows it!

re: #84 razorbacker

At least they're not going to use foodstocks.

Interesting.

More on their web site:

INEOS

The INEOS Bio process comprises three main steps:
1. Gasification of the prepared organic carbon material using oxygen to produce synthesis gas. The hot synthesis gas is quenched and cleaned. Heat is recovered to generate renewable power.

2. The cleaned, cooled synthesis gas is passed into a fermentation process, where it is consumed by anaerobic bacteria (the biocatalyst) and turned into ethanol. The fermentation broth contains a carefully controlled mixture of nutrients to deliver a reliably high yield of ethanol production. The bacteria achieve a very high selectivity to ethanol. The high yield and high selectivity translate to an outstanding process efficiency and leading production economics. The off-gas from the fermenter is used to produce additional power and heat.

3. The ethanol solution is purified to make anhydrous ethanol (>99.7% ethanol). This is subsequently blended into gasoline (e.g. at 5% ethanol concentration for E5 or at 85% ethanol concentration for E85 as required for the local renewable road transport fuel market).

re: #150 K~Bob

Good point, I never made that connection.

re: #64 A Kiwi Infidel

My cousin was an AFS student to Nebraska, ( along time ago) and no-one in the High School he stayed at knew where New Zealand was. One thought is was country above Russia!

Interesting. I certainly learned geography in high school in St. Louis, including where New Zealand is.

Don't get me wrong, I think it's inexcusable that those Americans asked didn't have basic knowledge of geography, but those answers were thick. I just have to believe he cherry picked those people. Nine guys reel off countries and capitals and the tenth gives him a stupid answer, bang!, he's the one who ends up on film.

re: #163 Fat Jolly Penguin

I didn't realize there was a picture in jcm's link, so I Google Image-searched.

Look who came up. On the first frickin' page.

Is that a man or a woman?

/

re: #171 Cartman

Is that a man or a woman?

/

Thats a "thing"

re: #148 realwest

HUH! It's not like the AP to leave it's trademark logo off a hit piece like that!

I noticed it's a Politico article, if that exonerates AP.

re: #109 Occasional Reader Hey, I lived in Panama for about 15 months or so, courtesy of the US Army, but was on the Atlantic side (where they get 180 inches of rain in the 9 month rainy season) and I never saw raccoons - snakes, one Jaguar (cat, not car) one black panther and a few mountain lions.
Where on earth did you have the encounter - was you in da jungle or outside of your hotel?!

re: #168 Racer X

James Gaddy has been doing some impressive work on that for quite a while over in Fayetteville.

Perhaps the stars are aligning in his favor.

Goodnight, all y'all.

re: #159 Cartman

They're exactly why God created the varmint calibers. ;)

.22/250 Rem 870 series(?) was my choice. Don't have any long guns at the moment, but the .44 Ruger works well.

re: #158 realwest

I had to watch an old friend die in a hospital bed when his liver shut down; if that guy could have seen what happens, the sight might have done him some good.

Man Foiled During Attempted Robbery At Tacoma Restaurant

A man who entered an upscale Tacoma restaurant and attempted to rob a group of people dining in a private seating area was foiled when a member of the group pulled a handgun on him, police told KIRO 7 Eyewitness News.

[snip]

"Before we knew it, (the doctor) pulls his gun out and told the guy, 'Get away, get out of this restaurant now.' The guy looked back and (the doctor) said, 'If you look back again, I'm going to shoot you,'" said Weatherby.

1 in 25 in WA State have CPLs (concealed pistol license).

re: #172 Maximu§

Thats a "thing"

He still looks like playground fodder for the bullies, doesn't he?

re: #149 HelloDare

She could stand to use some of his hair-care products.

She looks better in this photo. Not waaay better, but better.

Why can't horny politicians just learn to crank one off? Jeez!

{ Assume I hotlinked it. Is that bad? }

Sorry to be OT, but something hinky is happening. The big red thing on this link is almost undoubtedly bogus, and I suspect that clicking on some of the options might produce unpleasant results. I can't find a way to report this to anyone, but I thought you folks might be able to do something.

[Link: www.theoccasionalgourmet.com...]

re: #99 Maximu§

I'm proud of him, but I'm worrried......why could'nt he just joined the Coast Guard?

Got a call today---caller ID said United States Gov.---I thought what in the world---when I answered a man asked for my son by name and I told him he was not here at the time and could I take a message. He was a recruiter and was calling all the Seniors from my sons school. He will be calling back next week. My son had talked to someone last year who had came to the school.
After I hung up, my hubby said I should have asked him if they allow those with ADHD to sign up. It is something me and him have discussed but have not discussed with our son the possibility of him not being able to join due to this, because he already has enough problems due to this disorder, and don't want to take this dream away from him if don't have to.

re: #174 realwest

Where on earth did you have the encounter - was you in da jungle or outside of your hotel?!

*Inside* the hotel... well, the hotel pool area, anyway. I was taking a midnight swim. I also saw some another evening at... gah, that area that they've turned into a nightlife strip but that used to be US military. Defiinitely raccoons, although a leaner model than their North American cousins.

re: #62 A Kiwi Infidel

Oohh come on Colonel, how many European Countries can YOU name?

Go on, give it a go and no cheatin.

Lemme see, starting clockwise from the top in Scandinavia:

Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria,Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Lichtenstein, Holland, Belgium, France, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Portugal, UK, Ireland.

Did I miss any?

re: #181 MikeySDCA

Sorry to be OT, but something hinky is happening. The big red thing on this link is almost undoubtedly bogus, and I suspect that clicking on some of the options might produce unpleasant results. I can't find a way to report this to anyone, but I thought you folks might be able to do something.

[Link: www.theoccasionalgourmet.com...]

Firefox 3 reports it as a known attack site.

re: #147 Maximu§

Did you see that Hag he shacked up with? You would think he could afford better than that.

Is this the same bimbo that was hushed up by the MSM about 5-6 months ago while he was still a presidential candidate? Anyone know?

re: #143 K~Bob

They cornered him at a hotel where his alleged mistress was allegedly spending time.

{ Assume, etc. }

That was not the John Edwards I ...oh never mind. Yes it was."

re: #176 BenZacharia

.22/250 Rem 870 series(?) was my choice. Don't have any long guns at the moment, but the .44 Ruger works well.

I just picked up a Savage Model 10 Predator Hunter in .223 last week. Should do the trick right nicely, I reckon.

re: #162 Maximu§

Does'nt Edwards wife have cancer? So much for "in sickness and in health"

He's planning for the future...

Big time /

re: #95 Palandine

I think it's cool we have marsupials, but it's hard to look at them and NOT think "Holy crap, a giant rat!"

When I was a kid, we were driving to my grandma's. Hit a whole family of possums crossing the road--they flew like bowling pins. Sad, but impressive--the papa possum led his family straight out in front of us...

Sounds a lot like Jim Morrison's famed "Indian Dream," which haunted and informed the doomed singer/poet/drunk to the end of his brief life.

“Indians scattered on dawn's highway bleeding
Ghosts crowd the young child's fragile eggshell mind”

Shalit for Barghouti - Richard Silverstein FAR LEFT progressive zionist

I’ll trade you 300 Hamas activists and a Barghouti for a Shalit. The bartering now going on preceding a potential prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas reminds one of teenagers trading baseball cards.

According to the report, Israel will free Barguti, Fatah’s former secretary-general in the West Bank, and the Hamas officials as part of the burgeoning exchange deal with the Islamist Hamas group in return for captive IDF soldier Gilad Shalit…
Israel has given its consent, in principle, to the release of 300 Palestinian prisoners, including Hamas leaders Hassan Salame, Abdullah Barguti and Ibrahim Hamed.

Note how talks about Saadat who was in a Palestinian prison sordove for murdering Minister Zeevi a few years ago.

Should Israel free Saadat it should be terribly embarrassing for the Olmert government and IDF, since a year or so ago they orchestrated a Jericho prison “break-in” that “liberated” (or “kidnapped” depending on your perspective) Saadat from a Palestinian prison in order to spirit him to an Israeli prison so as to ensure he would not be freed. If they free him I’ll be only too happy to republish the photos of Israel demolishing the Palestinian prison to ensure the dangerous criminal never saw the light of day.

He almost is gleeful about this guy getting out and couldn't care less that a kid on IDF guard duty is in a Hamas prison and to obtain his freedom Israel will have to release cold blooded murderers... to him he is bemused by the moral equivalence game.

re: #184 Colonel Panik

Montenegro

re: #151 solomonpanting

I like this line:

But his liberal critics have been pouncing on every misstatement as a sign that he’s an old man.

So what's Obama's excuse? Ignorance?

He's like a cat:
* Sleek and swift;
* everyone wants to cuddle him;
* blissfully untroubled by short-term memory.

{ Assume the usual emoticats. I'm harmless. }

re: #186 Bob in Breckenridge

Is this the same bimbo that was hushed up by the MSM about 5-6 months ago while he was still a presidential candidate? Anyone know?

Yes.

re: #143 K~Bob
Geebus, that sounds so weird and so funny ( not from Edward's perspective, though!) that I do believe it.
Hell, politicians cheating on their spouses isn't new, I guess it's cause Edwards wife has cancer that makes it seem to dirty (and not "Fun Dirty" either).
I think he's just a scumbag - and did y'all see what she looks like?!
Cripes, at least Former Governor of New York Eliot Spitzer got a good looking woman.

re: #184 Colonel Panik

You got Lichtenstein! Good show. that was the one I would have mentioned.

re: #184 Colonel Panik

Lemme see, starting clockwise from the top in Scandinavia:

Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria,Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Lichtenstein, Holland, Belgium, France, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Portugal, UK, Ireland.

Did I miss any?

San Marino

Well, should the Edwards thing prove to be fact, how very sad for his family. Devastating.

At least it will be the end of those Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers I still see from time to time...

re: #180 K~Bob

She looks better in this photo. Not waaay better, but better.

Why can't horny politicians just learn to crank one off? Jeez!

{ Assume I hotlinked it. Is that bad? }

Doing that doesn't satiate their egos. I just guessing here, but I bet that Silky Pony has a BIG ego.

Could Edwards ressurect Rudy Giuliani's VP chances? A bipartisan absolution?

re: #153 BenZacharia Hey Ben! I meant what I said about e-mailing me if y'all want to chat about anything at all my friend.

Edwards would never have sex with someone better looking than himself.

/

re: #38 Macker

And the skank is a blonde. Imagine that.

Since Obama is so good at digging up matrimonial dirt....

Wonder who tipped off the Enquirer

re: #184 Colonel Panik

Macedonia

and the ever popular Kosovo (eek)

That's all I can think of.
Oh ! I guess we could throw in Vatican City !

re: #203 SpartanWoman

..smells like a Clinton thing...

O-FORCE ONE! The Obamessiah's World Tour! Try not to puke, if possible.

If the Elvis and the Beatles toured, with the Rolling Stones as the opening act, they wouldn't get this much publicity.

re: #184 Colonel Panik

Strict rules of golf say that the Isle of Man is not really in the UK. The Channel Islands kind of are.
And what about Grand Fenwick?

re: #198 SummerSong

Well, should the Edwards thing prove to be fact, how very sad for his family. Devastating.

At least it will be the end of those Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers I still see from time to time...

Nah, those moonbats probably think what he's *ahem* allegedly doing is perfectly acceptable.

re: #162 Maximu§ So much for common decency, never mind the damn vows.
He is, as I said upthread, a scumbag and worse.

re: #171 Cartman

Is that a man or a woman?

/

"Ah heh-henh, that chick lookth like a dude." --Beavis

re: #166 Occasional Reader

Sure, but I think even before that, and to the extent the subgun is still used now, the Uzi was phased out in favor of (usually) the MP5 (and more recently MP7 and others). I know that's the case for the USSS, and I'm pretty sure it's mostly true for the IDF, too.

I don't think the IDF ever used any German guns except for the Mauser 98k's they had in the 1948 war of independence, and even those were not actually made in Germany but in occupied Czechoslovakia.
They are quite popular with collectors...a lot of people find it quite ironic to have a rifle with both the Nazi Waffenamt and IDF Star of David proof stamps.

The UZI btw was an Israeli improvement upon a Czech submachinegun they also used in the 1948 war, the VZ25.

Did we ever get audio or video of the clips that Rush was playing on his show today of Obama's stuttering?

re: #205 Tarkus289

..smells like a Clinton thing...

You never know. Obama went after divorce records so I think this could be his style too. Edwards endorsed him way too quickly.

re: #184 Colonel Panik

Slovenia !

re: #212 TheMatrix31

Did we ever get audio or video of the clips that Rush was playing on his show today of Obama's stuttering?

Those were wonderful. I hope he performs as smoothly in debates

re: #203 SpartanWoman

Since Obama is so good at digging up matrimonial dirt....

Wonder who tipped off the Enquirer

Asked that on an earlier thread and got a good answer pointing out the cui bono would point to Bill Richardson. Is he a Clinton creature?

re: #215 SpartanWoman

Those were wonderful. I hope he performs as smoothly in debates

I didn't catch them, unfortunately. It'd be great. I'm putting up Obama's ridiculousness daily onto my Facebook profile so all my idiot college friends can take heed.

re: #171 Cartman
That's Kos my friend. Markos Zunigas Kos. And I'd sure like to know what it was you fed into Google to get that photo Fat Jolly Penguin?

Richardson sort of dumped the Clintons didn't he?re: #216 lifeofthemind

re: #173 solomonpanting
Don't know - if you look to the left there's stuff about McCains age and all and, iirc, it was all attributed to AP.

re: #187 lifeofthemind

That was not the John Edwards I ...oh never mind. Yes it was."

Heh. Under the bus, Gus!

{ Assume the usual emoticons. I'm harmless. }

re: #204 wolfie

Macedonia

and the ever popular Kosovo (eek)

That's all I can think of.
Oh ! I guess we could throw in Vatican City !

Kosovo isn't a country, it's a province of Serbia. I deliberately left that one out.

And the Greeks will be upset with you for not calling it "The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia". No Ouzo for you!

Dang, I forgot the Vatican!

Bless me Father, for I have sinned.

re: #211 Colonel Panik

Interesting stuff. Thanks.

re: #219 SpartanWoman

Richardson sort of dumped the Clintons didn't he?

Wheels within wheels. With these creatures you never know because they are so corrupt they pick their own pockets for practice.

re: #217 TheMatrix31

I didn't catch them, unfortunately. It'd be great. I'm putting up Obama's ridiculousness daily onto my Facebook profile so all my idiot college friends can take heed.

I hope college kids are getting an earful about Hussein from their parents this summer. I envision parents looking through credit card expenses and banning further Obot donations.

Did Hussein really raise 25mil in a day? Where did it come from? Not from little supporters that's for sure

re: #222 Colonel Panik

I salute you for deliberately leaving out Kosovo !
What a farce.

re: #202 lummox

lol

re: #215 SpartanWoman

Those were wonderful. I hope he performs as smoothly in debates

What are the odds Obama won't debate?

re: #218 realwest

That's Kos my friend. Markos Zunigas Kos. And I'd sure like to know what it was you fed into Google to get that photo Fat Jolly Penguin?

I knew it was Kos. See my #179.

re: #224 lifeofthemind

Wheels within wheels. With these creatures you never know because they are so corrupt they pick their own pockets for practice.

Unless you're Sandy Burglar...then you stuff them with incriminating papers from the National Archives to protect Slick Willy re 9-11.

re: #177 jaunte Ah gee, juante my friend, I'm sorry you had to see your friend die - was the liver damage from too much booze?
And do you really think he'd have stopped drinking even if he were able to see that?
Alcoholism IS a disease. I've had 3 different doctors tell me that only Heroin and Meth are harded to stop using. And it's CLOSE, too.
Still and all, I am very sorry for your loss and that yo had to watch it coming.

re: #184 Colonel Panik

Finland

re: #228 solomonpanting

What are the odds Obama won't debate?

I can't imagine that he would try a stunt like that! It would sink him faster than a sloppy performance

re: #225 SpartanWoman

I hope college kids are getting an earful about Hussein from their parents this summer. I envision parents looking through credit card expenses and banning further Obot donations.

Did Hussein really raise 25mil in a day? Where did it come from? Not from little supporters that's for sure

Makes me think "Bundlers" more scandals that they expect to hold off until after the election. If they win, they win and no risk. If they lose then they thjreaten civil war, Bush didn't nail the Clintons for these tricks. THey'll just throw a few functionaries under the enormous bus.

re: #183 Occasional Reader Ya mean near Howard AFB?

re: #234 lifeofthemind

Makes me think "Bundlers" more scandals that they expect to hold off until after the election. If they win, they win and no risk. If they lose then they thjreaten civil war, Bush didn't nail the Clintons for these tricks. THey'll just throw a few functionaries under the enormous bus.

I think the threat of unrest is preventing McCain supporters from speaking too loudly or putting stickers and signs out. Fear of Obat vandalism.

re: #231 realwest

Alcohol is the only addictive substance that can actually cause death during withdrawl.

re: #228 solomonpanting

What are the odds Obama won't debate?

um, uh, uh, um, ya know, um, uh, well, I, I, um, uh, you know, uh... And the beat goes on.

re: #237 Cartman

Alcohol is the only addictive substance that can actually cause death during withdrawl.

Nope. Benzodiazepine withdrawal can cause severe seizures and death

re: #14 nigella

Are any of you as nauseated about Obama's Magical mis-speaking tour as I am.

(raises hand)

Although I hope that at least some good will come of it as a result of the Law of Unintended Consequences.

re: #232 wannabuyaduck

Finland

Geez, how'd I do that. I was thinking about it while typing them all in but forgot to type it while trying to remember the names of all the Baltic states and those countries between Poland, Bulgaria and Russia like Moldova and Belarus.

re: #236 SpartanWoman

I agree. His more rabid supporters are itchin' for some "mischief".

re: #242 Cartman

I agree. His more rabid supporters are itchin' for some "mischief".

And I don't think that this fear will translate into more O-votes in November. The silent majority will be very silent.

Okay I got distracted with the Euro list and submachinegun talk.

Back to a more important subject. Possums. Palandine and Kiwi Infidel are right, possums are evil. They are the reason God created .22LR hollow points.

Hideous creatures.

re: #236 SpartanWoman

I think the threat of unrest is preventing McCain supporters from speaking too loudly or putting stickers and signs out. Fear of Obat vandalism.

Obama's former employers in ACORN are experts at stuffing the electoral rolls at the last minute with phony voter registrations. The Clintons built a machine that set new standards for shady fund raising. This gives the Democrats a skill set if not a marriage that will stand a good chance of winning if people hide. The anti-globalist moonbat kossite thugs will provide the shock troops for vandalism.

re: #241 Colonel Panik

Geez, how'd I do that. I was thinking about it while typing them all in but forgot to type it while trying to remember the names of all the Baltic states and those countries between Poland, Bulgaria and Russia like Moldova and Belarus.

Wouldn't it be easier like, if we list all the castaways on Gilligan's Island?

Was the island part of Europe?

{ Assume a three-hour tour. }

re: #238 Bob in Breckenridge

um, uh, uh, um, ya know, um, uh, well, I, I, um, uh, you know, uh...

Rarely have I encountered such depth.

re: #237 Cartman Really? I thought Heroin or Opium derivates like Morphine would kill ya too?

re: #241 Colonel Panik

re: #241 Colonel Panik

Geez, how'd I do that. I was thinking about it while typing them all in but forgot to type it while trying to remember the names of all the Baltic states and those countries between Poland, Bulgaria and Russia like Moldova and Belarus.

I can relate to that -- which is why I'm not so good a proofreader. My mind will see something as correct even if it isn't actually so. Then once I do see the error (usually after, say, printing out what I was working on), it is so screamingly obvious.

re: #239 SpartanWoman
Uh, what is Benzodiazepine ?

We need to see a lot more of the teleprompter-less Barry.

re: #246 K~Bob

Wouldn't it be easier like, if we list all the castaways on Gilligan's Island?

Was the island part of Europe?

{ Assume a three-hour tour. }

No, definitely Polynesia. The yacht harbor the Minnow departs from in the opening credits is Ala Wai Yacht Harbor at the entrance to Waikiki.

re: #244 Colonel Panik

Worse part is that they are nocturnal. Had one cross my path on a guard patrol once and I got a little spooked. Hideous looking thing. Almost thought it was a rat.

re: #251 Cartman

We need to see a lot more of the teleprompter-less Barry.

Barry Uh.

re: #248 realwest

Really? I thought Heroin or Opium derivates like Morphine would kill ya too?

Nope. Unless you have a pre-existing condition. Withdrawl is of course very nasty, but will not in and of itself cause one to expire.

re: #255 CartmanHuh.
What is Benzodiazepine that SpartanWoman mentioned as also possibly deadly in withdrawal, do you know?

re: #228 solomonpanting

What are the odds Obama won't debate?

Of course he won't debate..... no teleprompter

I have always wondered in that one speech where he gets all mixed up and then says he can hear himself...if he really meant he couldn't hear the someone talking in his ear telling him what to say?
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re: #256 realwest

Not sure. Might be Valium.

re: #250 realwest

Uh, what is Benzodiazepine ?

Medications like Xanax, Clonazepam, Valium. Withdrawal is characterized by elevated blood pressure and high risk for seizures.
Come to think of it, barbiturate withdrawal carries a high seizure risk too.

re: #256 realwest

Where's our friendly(and not so sober) Pharmacutical technician red. He would have the answer to that one.

re: #256 realwest

Hey RW - been trackin ya ...

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