They also have a lovely bridge in Brooklyn for sale.

Milk? How do they plan to make a suicide bomb out of milk?

Peter Arnett's on the story!

See, they're loving, nurturing suicide bombers.

Cuba must be pretty jealous

LOL

Is that milk to go along with a St Pancake? :)

Charles' headline is probably more correct. They're smuggling children, to use as human shields for the next bombing/shelling.

Cuz... the eternal victims CAN'T GET MILK!

I wonder if powdered milk is fine enough for a dust explosion?

re: #9 FrogMarch

Cuz... the eternal victims CAN'T GET MILK!

Motorcycles, but not milk

Tunnels for smuggling "milk" and "baby food" - in this instance, they forget the scare quotes. Another good Palestinian PR move. These guys are good propagandists, and our Western MSM eats up everything they spoonfeed them.

Tell me another lie.
Tell me another lie.
I'll believe it until I die.

(My lack of God! I'm doing sarcastic poetry!)

re: #10 jcm

I wonder if powdered milk is fine enough for a dust explosion?

Yep!

Will anyone other than Israel Today cover this story? Pick it up, even?

Of course- they wouldn't have to smuggle "milk for the children" if they'd just quit attacking Israel.

I wonder if they use the tunnels to smuggle in all those checkered tablecloths that they use for hats?

:-)

ROFLMAO!

Got Palestinian Bomb?

re: #3 jcm

I once had a chance to "moderate" an event with Peter Arnett in front of a large Jewish Audience in Richmond, VA. He spoke about Iraq.

They never invited me back.

The worse part is Al-Reuters et al will buy it willingly and propogate it

re: #14 jcm

Puffs of powdered milk dust are proof positive that the WTC were brought down by controlled demolition.

I have absolutely no doubt that these "freedom fighters" have a full supply of children's items, as well as several actual children, ready to shove into the tunnel the moment they think it will be targeted by the IDF - simply to produce shattered toys and dead children's bodies for propaganda purposes.

Evil is as Evil does.

Got Murder?

re: #21 Rogue198

The worse part is Al-Reuters et al will buy it willingly and propogate it

Probably came up with the suggestion and supplied the photographer

Oh well, if it's For The Children then of course it's okay. I bet they are practicing in San Fransisco right now to build similar tunnels to somewhere, because it's For The Children.

I'm going to turn in my guns, pay extra taxes, drive a Prius, install solar panels, have sex with a man, paste Obama stickers on my bicycle, smoke some weed, inject some meth, not go to work and bitch about Bush/Rethuglicans to my psychiatrist today FOR THE FREAKING HELPLESS LITTLE CHILDREN THAT DEMAND MY GUILT.

re: #20 astronmr20

I once had a chance to "moderate" an event with Peter Arnett in front of a large Jewish Audience in Richmond, VA. He spoke about Iraq.

They never invited me back.

And just what did you do?
Mix up a glass of powdered milk while he was speaking?
Do tell!

re: #22 wiffersnapper

Puffs of powdered milk dust are proof positive that the WTC were brought down by controlled demolition.

That explains all that grey dust!

Milk, from the BABY MILK FACTORY, no doubt.

Can the IDF perhaps organize some tunnel collapses?

re: #26 Sol Roth

I'm going to turn in my guns, pay extra taxes, drive a Prius, install solar panels, have sex with a man, paste Obama stickers on my bicycle, smoke some weed, inject some meth, not go to work and bitch about Bush/Rethuglicans to my psychiatrist today FOR THE FREAKING HELPLESS LITTLE CHILDREN THAT DEMAND MY GUILT.

Nuke a gay baby whale for Jesus!

If it is for smuggling milk, why do they hide their faces in their scarves?

re: #29 jcm

It all makes sense now! Al-COWda!

Call Clinton...he was handy at destroying milk operations.

C'mon.

That second picture is ridiculous.

Hoisting up ONE BOTTLE OF MILK?

Remember, we are not the target audience here.

The Arab/Muslim world of denial, and the loony western left are.

Any point of view is valid.

They now have their answer.

ha,ha,ha,ha...you've got to be kidding.who's gonna swallow that tripe?

re: #32 buzzsawmonkey

I see that the Palestinians™ are milking sympathy for the children as a cover.

Why not, the brave Palis always use the children as "cover."

Lies. Damned lies. And the liars making the lies.

Israel lets in hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid into Gaza every week. There's no starvation, unless hundreds of pounds of flour per person results in starvation.

Do they REALLY think we're THAT gullible? Oh, never mind.. We are...

re: #34 Big Steve

If it is for smuggling milk, why do they hide their faces in their scarves?

Powdered milk dust.

This is right out of Catch-22, where Orr liked to keep crab-apples in his cheeks, because he wanted apple-cheeks, but if you asked him about it, he showed you rubber balls in his hands, so you were supposed to conclude that it wasn't crab-apples in his cheeks, it was rubber balls in his hands, but nobody could ever understand that's what he meant, because he had crab-apples in his cheeks.

re: #32 buzzsawmonkey

I see that the Palestinians™ are milking sympathy for the children as a cover.

You're bad.

re: #38 Boondock St. Bender

ha,ha,ha,ha...you've got to be kidding.who's gonna swallow that tripe?

Everyone

re: #35 wiffersnapper

It all makes sense now! Al-COWda!

Cows with Guns!

They're "smuggling in milk", but not cows, which would enable them to produce their own milk.

Heh.

re: #33 victor_yugo

Nuke a gay baby whale for Jesus!

FASCIST HATESPEECH! You need to go have a therapeutic abortion For The Children for your doubleungoodthinkspeak.

re: #38 Boondock St. Bender

ha,ha,ha,ha...you've got to be kidding.who's gonna swallow that tripe?

You asked that question, one comment too late.

re: #25 Creeping Eruption

Probably came up with the suggestion and supplied the photographer

Hadn't thought of that...

I'd bet on that...the Pali aren't this creative

re: #32 buzzsawmonkey

I see that the Palestinians™ are milking sympathy for the children as a cover.

Yeah, the same ones they would send out to murder innocent people with suicide vests before they reach puberty.

re: #38 Boondock St. Bender

ha,ha,ha,ha...you've got to be kidding.who's gonna swallow that tripe?

Everyone.

re: #48 jcm

bahahaha

When I first read this headline, I thought it was about snuggling tunnels. Those might actually be appropriate for children, even if they are slightly creepy.

re: #38 Boondock St. Bender

ha,ha,ha,ha...you've got to be kidding.who's gonna swallow that tripe?

Obammunists. Who do you think?

re: #42 Creeping Eruption

Powdered milk dust.

Wonder what the TEL is for milk dust?

re: #36 jorline

Call Clinton...he was handy at destroying milk operations.

When his hands weren't busy playing with milk operations?

Wait a minute. Let me hit my hand with the hammer again to see if I get a tear.

/

re: #7 tedzilla99

Is that milk to go along with a St Pancake? :)

Or with Obama's waffles?

re: #46 Creeping Eruption

DAMN IT!

Had to go look and see if al reuters, al pali news service was reporting this as fact.

re: #38 Boondock St. Bender

ha,ha,ha,ha...you've got to be kidding.who's gonna swallow that tripe?

The tripe is smuggled in by FedEx.

re: #49 lawhawk

They're "smuggling in milk", but not cows, which would enable them to produce their own milk.

Heh.

Can you imagine trying to shove a cow through those tunnels?

IN A TUNNEL ALL DAY AND NIGHT AND THEIR CLOTHES ARE SPOTLESS

I think this is all udder nonsense.

Hamas has good reason to believe that news outlets covering the Gaza Strip are willing dupes in their cause. Time Magazine's "candlelight by daylight" photograph of the hardships purportedly imposed on the Gaza Strip by the nefarious Israelis suggests that there is no limit to the media's credulity. This latest Hamas public relations venture certainly tests the proposition.

Power Line

re: #64 itellu3times

The tripe is smuggled in by FedEx.

Unless it's haraam.

re: #62 Ben Hur

I've got lightning quick fingers today I tell ya

re: #59 Honorary Yooper

When his hands weren't busy playing with milk operations?

LMAO...cigar HH?

re: #49 lawhawk

They're "smuggling in milk", but not cows, which would enable them to produce their own milk.

Heh.

Of course, it's the Phakastinian way. Why produce when you can be given? Why be productive when destructive works so well?

Does the Gaza end pop out inside one of the ruined greenhouses?
Because, those were ''for the children,'' too.

What's so strange about a tunnel to transport milk? Why, the folks in my subdivision had to build a tunnel to Kroger to get milk for our children because the county built a blockade at the end of our street. Okay, it's road construction to improve traffic, but it's the exact same thing! It's for the chiiildreeen!

I find it just pathetic for the palestinians to think I would accept the notion they care about their children's nourishment when I know damn good and well those same kids will be sacrificed to allah's will in a few years anyways. Why waste the milk?

re: #75 doppelganglander

What's so strange about a tunnel to transport milk? Why, the folks in my subdivision had to build a tunnel to Kroger to get milk for our children because the county built a blockade at the end of our street. Okay, it's road construction to improve traffic, but it's the exact same thing! It's for the chiiildreeen!

And the tunnel went uphill, both ways. And it had two feet of snow in it, all year 'round!

re: #27 jcm

More or less "challenged" him somewhat, albeit in a respectful manner, in regards to his views on Iraq. Nothing disrespectful, just played devil's advocate a bit.

Went out for a drink with him afterwards. Interesting guy, but totally depressed.

In retrospect, the fact that the JCC had him on their panel boggles the mind. A few months later I met Dennis Prager at the station where I worked. I mentioned the event to him, since he was on the same series of guest speakers that year. He about shit 3 bricks when I mentioned Arnett's name.

So now we know where Saddam's PR department went.
Anyone see Baghdad Bob?

re: #58 Big Steve

Wonder what the TEL is for milk dust?

Varies with particle size and composition. I used to make flour bombs with 5 pound bags of flour. Hung out over the end of a dock on a lake, cool watching the shock wave across the water.

re: #76 Sharmuta

I find it just pathetic for the palestinians to think I would accept the notion they care about their children's nourishment when I know damn good and well those same kids will be sacrificed to allah's will in a few years anyways. Why waste the milk?

Its to build strong virgins for heaven.

Historical Replacement.

They want you to think that these are the heroes of Warsaw.

What a load of BS

re: #65 MandyManners

It would be one heifer of a smell...

What brand of butter, I Can't Believe It's Not Bombs?

i mean c'mon even their useful idiots gotta be cringing at this one.just the suggestion of this (say in an arguement )would make the person citing it to look like an idiot...I'm proving everyone else's point aren't i...

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

Camel milk, in your grocer's drome-dairy case.

I have hurt people for puns that weren't that bad.

It's all for the children, blowing up Israelis is for the children, so they can take those iron skeleton keys back to their ancestral olive farms that are now downtown Tel Aviv, and if they can't do that, why, they may break down and cry.

On Rush now, obambi prayer was prereleased to the Mareev(sp) for publication!

re: #82 Big Steve

Its to build strong virgins for heaven.

Yeah, they'll need strong bones for that.

Got milk...it's not just for kids anymore.

Obama believes the explanation. He would point out the surge in available milk works.

Must be some darned good milk.

It's probably just Malk

re: #86 harrylook

What brand of butter, I Can't Believe It's Not Bombs?

LOL...upding!

re: #76 Sharmuta

In a few years? Nope, they'll use em as cannon fodder now - as their terror masters use kids as human shields and blame their deaths on the Israelis.

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

Camel milk, in your grocer's drome-dairy case.

ouch

I saw that one coming, but even so, when it arrived - ouch!

re: #79 Kosh's Shadow

So now we know where Saddam's PR department went.
Anyone see Baghdad Bob?

You've got the time line backwards.

Who do you think Saddam and Bob learned EVERYTHING they did from?

Oil for Food deal was a carbon copy of how everyone did biz in the PA when Arafat was alive.

He got 10% of any deal.

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

very subtle

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

Goat milk?

Don't go there this morning. Please.

re: #76 Sharmuta

I find it just pathetic for the palestinians to think I would accept the notion they care about their children's nourishment when I know damn good and well those same kids will be sacrificed to allah's will in a few years anyways. Why waste the milk?

Oh, I'm sure they take the health of their children quite seriously. It is "quality control" for their munitions industry.

*SPIT*

did they at least have the milk in a cooler?if that stuff gets warm,it don't keep.and what are the lactose intolerant kiddies drinking?

Palestinian milk goes great with yellow cake.

Who has that published list of all the tons of supplies that Israel pushed through the checkpoints? I know there was a bunch of powdered milk on that list.

re: #90 pingjockey

On Rush now, obambi prayer was prereleased to the Mareev(sp) for publication!

I did a poster based on the "make me an instrument" line.

Well, if it's for the children, they're not really smuggling tunnels, they're snuggling tunnels.

/

Given what people believe as fact these days, can you blame them for floating the idea?

re: #107 jcm

error

translation:

"Milk"= Drugs

"sacks of baby food"= fertilizer for making bombs

"essential goods"= grenades, AK-47s, RPGs and other essential goods which one cannot get along with out in Gaza.

re: #98 lawhawk

In a few years? Nope, they'll use em as cannon fodder now - as their terror masters use kids as human shields and blame their deaths on the Israelis.

True. These people use their children for the most vile behaviors, I guess using them to lie about their tunnels is the least they could tack on for abuses.

Now I understand. They planned how much food they'd need expecting to have sent many of their children to be human bombs or get killed while retrieving missile launchers.
But they couldn't get into Israel to explode the bombs, and the Israelis haven't cooperated.
So now they have too many kids to feed, and they have to smuggle in food for them, while the weapons come in openly via the checkpoints.
Yeah, that's the ticket.
/do I need to?

re: #50 Sol Roth

FASCIST HATESPEECH! You need to go have a therapeutic abortion For The Children for your doubleungoodthinkspeak.

That's 'doubleplusungoodthinkspeak'.

re: #109 jcbunga

Given what people believe as fact these days, can you blame them for floating the idea?

Exactly.

They get away with it over and over again.

Is milk also $4 a gallon over there?

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

Goat milk?

Goats not bad, if you don't mind the faint smell of wet goat. Two lactose intolerant kids on goat milk, quart cost the same as a gallon of cow milk.

re: #113 buzzsawmonkey

booo

re: #59 Honorary Yooper

When his hands weren't busy playing with milk operations?

You win a cigar for that remark.

Orange Juice + Vodka + Milk of Magnesia = Philips Screwdriver

re: #107 jcm
Ahahaha! Good one!

re: #103 CIA Reject

Oh, I'm sure they take the health of their children quite seriously. It is "quality control" for their munitions industry.

*SPIT*

Actually it's not. If they wanted better breeders, they'd feed their daughters better. They don't- girls eat after the men and boys and get less.

re: #110 wiffersnapper

error

Try again, fresh link.

re: #117 wiffersnapper

Is milk also $4 a gallon over there?

WTF is milk $4 a gallon? It's $2.59 here.

Mum... can i smuggle some milkybars via tunnels on Gaza-Egyptian border to teach lesson to evil Jooo's

Yes Son.. Milky bar Allahhubar give him the power 72 virgins

re: #124 jcm

better, very niiice

re: #76 Sharmuta

I find it just pathetic for the palestinians to think I would accept the notion they care about their children's nourishment when I know damn good and well those same kids will be sacrificed to allah's will in a few years anyways. Why waste the milk?

They have to keep the kids alive long enough to get them into Israel, and strong enough to carry the bombs. Explosives aren't light.
/

Look on the bright side.

THE TUNNELS EXIST.

Up until SAMAH took over the strip, and FATAH busted one or two tunnels (usually before an important American visit or aid bill), the MSM would say ALLEGED TUNNELS, or ISRAEL SAYS, and would never say they exist without some sort of scare quotes or qualifications.

Now, suddenly, they exist without doubt.

Because it's not ISRAEL saying so.

re: #125 Honorary Yooper
It is 3.25 a gal here in eastern Wa.

re: #125 Honorary Yooper

Eh close enough to call out Big Cow for Windfall profits

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

Camel milk, in your grocer's drome-dairy case.

One hump or two?

re: #129 Ben Hur

Now, suddenly, they exist without doubt.

Until the Palestinians start denying their existence again, at which point they'll cease to exist (in the MSM).

re: #129 Ben Hur

of course the press can't report as fact anything the lying,crafty jooos say.
/

The photographs show masked Palestinian militants lifting jugs...

That sentence could've ended so nicely.

re: #135 Iron Fist

i wonder if that milk came from violated..er...contented cows.

I just can't get over the whole rope a pulley system lifting ONE SMALL BOTTLE OF MILK!

re: #123 Sharmuta

Actually it's not. If they wanted better breeders, they'd feed their daughters better. They don't- girls eat after the men and boys and get less.

Well, no QA program is perfect. Seriously though I remember seeing an item a while back about how, despite all the (self induced) poverty in "Palestine", they have excellent statistics on infant birth weight. I remember thinking then that it was "quality control".

Other end of the tunnel

re: #113 buzzsawmonkey

I can just imagine the meeting which planned this propaganda initiative; "Let's rennet up the flagpole and see if anyone salutes it."

Now that's really cheesy.

re: #138 Ben Hur

I just can't get over the whole rope a pulley system lifting ONE SMALL BOTTLE OF MILK!

Why not just reach up and hand it to the guy that's right there?!?!?

re: #138 Ben Hur

I just can't get over the whole rope a pulley system lifting ONE SMALL BOTTLE OF MILK!

Well, you could never accuse the palis of thinking big, thats for sure.

re: #118 jcm

Goats not bad, if you don't mind the faint smell of wet goat. Two lactose intolerant kids on goat milk, quart cost the same as a gallon of cow milk.

Interesting.

Although goat milk, like cow's milk and human milk, contains lactose, many people with lactose intolerance can drink goat milk. Why? It has been hypothesized that the reason lies in goat milk's superior digestibility. Goat milk is more completely and easily absorbed than cow's milk, leaving less undigested residue behind in the colon to quite literally ferment and cause the uncomfortable symptoms of lactose intolerance.

Those poor, pitiful lactose intolerant kids - Blow those tunnels up - do it for the lactose intolerant children.

re: #130 pingjockey

It is 3.25 a gal here in eastern Wa.

A bit pricey, IMHO. Granted, I could spend almost $4 a gallon if I went to a convenience store, but most other stores have it in the $2.50 to $2.60 range in Chicago's SW burbs, and they even have $1.99 sales fairly often on the stuff.

re: #59 Honorary Yooper

When his hands weren't busy playing with milk operations?

Bwahaaahaaa. *snicker*

re: #118 jcm

Goats not bad, if you don't mind the faint smell of wet goat.

"You wanna know what I think? I think you're some kind of deviated prevert."

I believe I was in one of those tunnels in Disney World. Oh wait, that was the "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" exhibit. Never mind.

re: #138 Ben Hur

well because they got rickets...from lack of milk...this stuff just writes itself!

re: #125 Honorary Yooper

Just paid $5.48 for a gallom last night at Major chain.

re: #121 DaddyO

Orange Juice + Vodka + Milk of Magnesia = Philips Screwdriver

LOLOL!

re: #132 Cygnus

One hump or two?

One hump --> Dromedary
two hump --> Camel

Their clothes are spotless.

The white phone has zero dust on it.

A new phone isn't that clean!

Milk= $9.09 gal. here

re: #139 CIA Reject

I believe Charles had a post about that- better birth rates than the surrounding arab countries, lower infant mortality rates, etc. I think it's because of all the excellent Jewish doctors in the vicinity.

re: #138 Ben Hur

I just can't get over the whole rope a pulley system lifting ONE SMALL BOTTLE OF MILK!

The Palestinians are too weak from hunger to lift the bottle without mechanical help. Because the joos are starving them!

see? SEE?!

re: #138 Ben Hur

I just can't get over the whole rope a pulley system lifting ONE SMALL BOTTLE OF MILK!

They don't want to get too close to the milk; it isn't very good shielding for what is inside.

Israel has imposed a limited embargo against Hamas-ruled Gaza, but has repeatedly stressed that the sanctions only limit the import of non-essential goods and some building materials that had previously been used to manufacture rockets. Exports from Gaza have also been curtailed to combat the terrorists' practice of hiding bombs in shipments of agricultural produce.

The Palis are free to import medicines, milk & other food into Gaza. There is no need to us tunnels to import milk.

Anyone check to see if it was a stock photo that just had the rpg's and ammo crates photoshopped out and the one jug of milk put in?

What happen to domestic animals in Gaza ... had they ate them too .. like they ate big tortoise

re: #156 pat
Holy Moo Batman. Where are you?

re: #156 pat

Milk= $9.09 gal. here

Um, where is "here", and whose dollars are you referring to?!

re: #149 Occasional Reader

"You wanna know what I think? I think you're some kind of deviated prevert."

ROFLMAO!
I never went to that farm!

re: #152 saberry0530

Just paid $5.48 for a gallom last night at Major chain.

Where at?

re: #156 pat

Milk= $9.09 gal. here

AK?

When his hands weren't busy playing with milk operations?

Am I the only one who doesn't get it?

Hawaii

re: #168 jcm

AK?

PIMF Alaska?

The expiration on this milk is seven days ...or an IQ of 60 and above.

Egyptian Fatwa to feed co-workers with fresh milk is urgently needed in Gaza !

re: #168 jcm

probably in chiCOWgo

re: #155 Ben Hur

Their clothes are spotless.

The white phone has zero dust on it.

A new phone isn't that clean!

That's hilarious.

re: #157 Sharmuta

I got it!this whole thing stems from resentment over jewish doctors smacking their behinds in the delivery room!the root cause!

re: #175 wiffersnapper

probably in chiCOWgo

No, they only pay in $3 range there as we pay $2.50-$2.60 in the SW burbs.

re: #166 jcm

ROFLMAO!
I never went to that farm!

Me either, but it sure made for some good jokes for a while.

Diskin: Hamas successfully rearming

Shin Bet Director Yuval Diskin painted a bleak picture of recent occurrences in Gaza and east Jerusalem during the weekly government meeting on Sunday. "Since the ceasefire began, four tons of explosives have been transferred into the Strip for Hamas, as well as 50 anti-tank missiles, light arms, and materials for Qassam manufacture – metal rods and gunpowder," he said.

"Most of the smuggling is taking place by land, through tunnels. Hamas has taken control of the tunnels in the area. There is Egyptian action aimed to prevent the smuggling, but there have been no special reports lately."

/undoubtedly also for the children . . . of Israel

Just how many times do they think that the same stupid lies and propaganda are going to play to their advantage?

I love it when people think I am dumb. I used to hate it. Now, it just spells opportunity.

re: #174 buzzsawmonkey

They're borrowing a page from the people who were complaining that the sanctions against Saddam Hussein were "killing children," when there was no restriction on the importation of essentials for children.

They ain't borrowing shit from Saddam and the Iraqis, Saddam and the Iraqis learned it all from the Palis.

re: #34 Big Steve

It's spoiled and smelly. Makes a good propaganda prop though.

re: #178 Honorary Yooper

Then maybe AlasCOW?

re: #168 jcm

AK?

No, AKs are much more expensive.

Goat Milf

It may also be that the patient is not lactose intolerant at all, but instead is one of the 1-in-10 people who are allergic to the major protein of cow's milk ... alpha S1 casein protein. The symptoms are almost identical to those of lactose intolerance. Both goat milk and human milk lack this offending protein.

The digestibility of goat milk can be attributed to its casein curd, which is both softer and smaller than that produced by bovine milk. The smaller and softer the curd, the more easily accepted by the human digestive system.

Lots of goats in these parts. for meat and cheese.

re: #179 Cygnus

Me either, but it sure made for some good jokes for a while.

here more

re: #174 buzzsawmonkey

They're borrowing a page from the people who were complaining that the sanctions against Saddam Hussein were "killing children," when there was no restriction on the importation of essentials for children.

The oil for graft program was hurting the children because there was no money left for milk and medicine after Saddam finished paying for booze, viagra, and other essentials.

re: #182 rawmuse

I love it when people think I am dumb. I used to hate it. Now, it just spells opportunity.

Isnt it great?

I'm thinking about tunnel location technology. Is there some means of using reflected soundwaves, the way that petroleum deposits are found? Follow up could be rapid drilling followed by say, filling the tunnel with a propane/oxygen mixture and ignition.

Israel gave up control of the Egypt/Gaza border, though. Why?

re: #179 Cygnus

Me either, but it sure made for some good jokes for a while.

Those poor people. They must have been shocked to find that their horse was violated, and in their own barn. Video cameras! Will people never learn?

re: #189 Kosh's Shadow

wasn't he building essential new palaces while his people were suposedly starving?that pos can't be dead enough.

Simple intelligence test:

1) Are Gaza smuggling tunnels for milk and baby food?

2) Will you be voting for Barack Obama in the fall?

If you answered yes to either question, you are an idiot.

re: #151 Boondock St. Bender

well because they got rickets...from lack of milk...this stuff just writes itself!

They - the girls - get rickets because they cover them in grocery bags at an early age and they get no sunlight and no vitamin D from the sun. Should be smuggling lemons and limes.

These aren't the Paleos I knew!

re: #180 Killian Bundy

No no no, that's all a misprint. Here's the corrected version:

50 anti-tank missilesgallons of half-and-half, light armscream, and materials for Qassam butter manufacture – metal rods churns and gunmilk powder

re: #192 buzzsawmonkey

What does the murderous Jew-eating bunny have to say about this?

Who do you think dug the tunnel?

re: #188 loveguru

here more

The sheep's owner became suspicious? What, it just wasn't bleeting right?

Pelosi is really a dolt pretending to be an idiot.
[Link: www.politico.com...]

That bottom photo is a pip!

/Hallo? Kahlil? Send more bombs,, er, I mean milks!

re: #149 Occasional Reader

"You wanna know what I think? I think you're some kind of deviated prevert."

"Now you listen to me, Colonel . . . Bat Guano, if that is your real name!"

re: #195 Boondock St. Bender

wasn't he building essential new palaces while his people were suposedly starving?that pos can't be dead enough.

This just in: Franco Arafat is still dead.

re: #192 buzzsawmonkey

What does the murderous Jew-eating bunny have to say about this?

Isn't it busy having its paws cut off for stealing?

re: #192 buzzsawmonkey

What does the murderous Jew-eating bunny have to say about this?

And the demented little girl that hangs with it, Sara.

re: #195 Boondock St. Bender

wasn't he building essential new palaces while his people were suposedly starving?that pos can't be dead enough.

Yes. I think he was also making more bunkers. And to think we found him in a small hole in the ground, that was still too good for him.

Those tunnels just the right for a bunker buster

Only infidels drink milk.

re: #187 pat

Goat Milf

Um...

re: #181 tappin52

Just how many times do they think that the same stupid lies and propaganda are going to play to their advantage?

It hasen't failed them yet

/if it ain't broke don't fix it

Franco Saddam Hussein is still dead.

PIMF!

Of course, the Arafat line is OK, too.

I've got two l'il toddlers and can deal with just about everything
except milk puke.

re: #215 DaddyO

I've got two l'il toddlers and can deal with just about everything
except milk puke.

Then you must not like cottage cheese.

Wow, I am weeping for the masked Pali milkmen and grocery delivery men. I am going to quit my job, sell my house and go to help them

Love, Medea B.

re: #212 Occasional Reader

LMAO!

re: #215 DaddyO

I've got two l'il toddlers and can deal with just about everything
except milk puke.

Ah, that brings back old memories.

Where are the cigarettes? Only milk? C'mon- these are necessities for these people!

I'm sure they move one quart of milk at a time. It looks like they took one guy's groceries and pretended to smuggle it. They aren't even faking smuggling well.

re: #214 ErnieG

sometimes the reaper must really enjoy his work.

re: #218 Sharmuta

LMAO!

I double-dog dare ya to google that term (with "safe search" turned off)!

re: #216 Creeping Eruption

Then you must not like cottage cheese.

Yup, hate that stuff.

Slow news day...

*FLASH* The Somalis are starving again. So who cares?

re: #219 ErnieG

Ah, that brings back old memories.

Does icky milk smell ever go away ?

BTW... following yesterday's blues, today (so far) the Dow is roaring ahead, and oil is plummeting in price.

re: #223 Occasional Reader

I double-dog dare ya to google that term (with "safe search" turned off)!

They have a dot com.

Crying over spilled milk.

re: #226 maddogg

Slow news day...

*FLASH* The Somalis are starving again. So who cares?

They need a tunnel, obviously.

re: #170 pat

Hawaii

Life ain't cheap for locals or kama'aina.

Jeez, guys. It's just too early in the day for a pun/drinking thread.

But with Palestinians involved, what can one do?

re: #225 buzzsawmonkey

Using milk to justify the smuggling tunnels is merely a way for the Palestinians™ to say that the tunnels are a feta-compli.

This story has more holes than Swiss cheese.
It stinks like limberger.

What party is Sen. Stephens from?

Just heard a radio report and they didn't say.

You know what that means.

Just need to convince the Pelosi, Reid and Clinton that there's an aspirin factory under there and they're gone.

Now the US Marines really do help people, urh, or animals:

Marine helped land the confused ani-pal an everyone was escorted back to shore.

[Link: mfrost.typepad.com...]

re: #167 Honorary Yooper
Walmart for Bordens whole milk.

Blessed are the Cheesemakers.

re: #178 Honorary Yooper

No, they only pay in $3 range there as we pay $2.50-$2.60 in the SW burbs.

I paid $4.29 for a gallon of in metro Atlanta yesterday. I just about had a cow.

/I know, not as good as anything buzzsawmonkey posts.
//Gas is down to $3.87 here.

Even with their proficient use of propaganda, has anyone ever seen even one photo that shows a malnourished Arab child in Gaza?

re: #225 buzzsawmonkey

Using milk to justify the smuggling tunnels is merely a way for the Palestinians™ to say that the tunnels are a feta-compli.

The IDF should provide a Robusto response to the smuggling. And if Rowan Williams complains, well, no need to listen to that Stinking Bishop, that's what I say.

re: #241 opinionated

Even with their proficient use of propaganda, has anyone ever seen even one photo that shows a malnourished Arab child in Gaza?

Or not wearing 50$ and up jeans?

Laugh of the day:

Corzine says Obama is a good listener.

As opposed to those who met with him in the Middle East and Europe, who found him to be incapable of listening to anyone posing a contrary worldview.

And in the palate cleanser... the lovely and talented Adriana Lima.

my #240: a gallon of milk, that is.

Breaking: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) indicted on 7 charges of corruption stemming from year long federal investigation.

re: #227 DaddyO

We were on a small plane a few months ago and the toddler in front of us threw up - puked etc. Sour milk all over herself, her father, the seat they were in and the aisle of the plane. I swear they gave her a pint of milk and she threw up a gallon.
I am reading - the smell hits my nose. At least I have a strong enough (and old enough) stomach not to "sympathy puke" like some kids would do in second grade

re: #225 buzzsawmonkey

I think these cheesy puns have been milked favre enough. They're just a little past the expiration date, and are starting to curd.

re: #246 lawhawk

Breaking: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) indicted on 7 charges of corruption stemming from year long federal investigation.

My bad.

re: #246 lawhawk

Breaking: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) indicted on 7 charges of corruption stemming from year long federal investigation.

A bridge to the Big House

The Pali's can't get milk because they have stuffed all their goats with explosives.

re: #246 lawhawk

Breaking: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) indicted on 7 charges of corruption stemming from year long federal investigation.

And the hits just keep on coming!

re: #235 Ben Hur

What party is Sen. Stephens from?

Just heard a radio report and they didn't say.

You know what that means.

That he's a Rep?

re: #248 Honorary Yooper

I think these cheesy puns have been milked favre enough. They're just a little past the expiration date, and are starting to curd.

They are also whey over done...

SOMEONE GIMME SOME BRAIN BLEACH

re: #246 lawhawk

Breaking: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) indicted on 7 charges of corruption stemming from year long federal investigation.

Looks like they are trying to get him the same way they got Martha Stewart.

I wonder if they've become desperate enough to use rat milk?

Or "Malk"

re: #230 Ben Hur

As long as the photo ain't Palestinian breast milk-whatever...

re: #192 buzzsawmonkey

What does the murderous Jew-eating bunny have to say about this?

Didn't Hershey's Milk Chocolate used to have a rabbit character?

re: #225 buzzsawmonkey

That was a good one.

Just don't milk it for all it's worth.

re: #258 GreenBear

that "fat" tony had some racket

re: #251 FrogMarch

The Pali's can't get milk because they have stuffed all their goats with explosives.

Hummm. Are you sure thats what they are stuffing their goats with?

re: #260 Cygnus

Quick bunny

Why do they cover their faces to 'smuggle' milk?

re: #238 saberry0530

Walmart for Bordens whole milk.

What part of the country? I usually get the store brand at Meijer or Ultra Foods, and the price is the same for whole, 2%, 1%, 1/2%, and skim.

Great headline, Charles.

It reminds me of Pelosi's recent statement that she won't allow a vote on drilling because she's "trying to save the planet" -- no doubt, "for the children."

The fact that the Indians and Chinese don't seem to want to climb aboard her bandwagon of bogosity doesn't phase her. She's a true visionary.

re: #246 lawhawk

Breaking: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) indicted on 7 charges of corruption stemming from year long federal investigation.

Hay, how is freeze box Jefferson (D) doing?

re: #264 Creeping Eruption

Quick bunny

PIMF: Nestle = Nesquick bunny

re: #240 doppelganglander

I paid $4.29 for a gallon of in metro Atlanta yesterday. I just about had a cow.

Well that would solve your milk problem then, wouldn't it.

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

Goat dates?!

re: #261 WriterMom

That was a good one.

Just don't milk it for all it's worth.

buzzsaw's cheesy puns are something of a cottage industry here at LGF.

re: #241 opinionated

Even with their proficient use of propaganda, has anyone ever seen even one photo that shows a malnourished Arab child in Gaza?

Even then I'd be cynical.

I refer you to Saddam's Baghdad Children's Hospital. Cause célèbre among lefties, propaganda at it's foulest.

re: #260 Cygnus

nestles'quick(tm)rabbit.
though they had a little trouble over their product for children being the product of child slave labor.

re: #262 Boondock St. Bender

that "fat" tony had some racket

Hey, a homicidal mob kingpin has to make a living too...

Maybe we could send him to Gaza. Things would be "falling off trucks" in no time.

re: #260 Cygnus

Didn't Hershey's Milk Chocolate used to have a rabbit character?

Nestle.

re: #273 Occasional Reader

buzzsaw's cheesy puns are something of a cottage industry here at LGF.

Definitely the cream of the crop

All this talk of cheese is making me hungry. Lunch!