New names for Obama:

The Gaffinator
His Gaffness
Gaffilicious

Good nite all.

I love sake but it gives me the worst hangover

Don't drink a whole bottle. Or, dilute with Kirin and miso.

Hey Lizards, I'm just back from vacation. Anything of note happen while I was gone?

You won't hear Obama's gaffe on the news tonight (or ever). They're too busy playing the McCain "I don't know how many damn houses my wife has" clip over and over and over.

re: #1 BigPapa

I like Gaffe-y Duck and Gaffe' Latte'.

re: #5 Wyatt Earp

Hey Lizards, I'm just back from vacation. Anything of note happen while I was gone?

Obama made a gaffe. Shocka!

BTW, the hottest Olympic hottie is the Paraguayan Javelin thrower.

re: #8 BigPapa

She's caliente! Although I alos like Sweden's Susanna Kallur.

re: #9 Wyatt Earp

Sorry, that was supposed to be also.

I'm out of here!

Good night all.

"But what do we mean by the American Revolution? Do we mean the American war? The Revolution was effected before the war commenced. The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people; a change in their religious sentiments, of their duties and obligations...This radical change in the principles, opinions, sentiments, and affections of the people was the real American Revolution."

John Adams

Long live the Revolution!

Is it me, or is BO getting just as difficult to listen to as Bush? He's never been a great speaker, but Bush is a genuine guy. BO, OTOH, seems like he has just as tough a time without a speech or a plan.

To say as much would cause frothing of the mouth....

re: #5 Wyatt Earp

Hey Lizards, I'm just back from vacation. Anything of note happen while I was gone?

How long were you gone?

Howdy All !

For the latest on Obama!

From "An American Expat in Southeast Asia"

"...For the advocates of this perverse militant egalitarianism, reasoned argument is replaced by a conditioned reflex as Obama's legions of lickspittle automatons mindlessly parrot as "evidence" whatever Obama himself has written in any one of his own self-serving books. You see this has never been about the free interchange of ideas or even the ascertainment of truth, this is all about entitlement and nothing not even freedom or liberty is going to get in the way...."

Barack Obama Vs. America

re: #9 Wyatt Earp

She's caliente! Although I alos like Sweden's Susanna Kallur.

OK, fair enough. But... does she throw a javelin.... ... . .. .. ... ?

re: #13 galloping granny

Just a week. But apparently, I missed a lot . . . like more BHO gaffes.

re: #15 BigPapa

Nope. Just jumps hurdles.

re: #9 Wyatt Earp

She's caliente! Although I alos like Sweden's Susanna Kallur.

And she's a New Yorker! From Huntington. Dad was a NY ranger. Sorry to see her go down. Did I just say that?

re: #12 BigPapa

Is it me, or is BO getting just as difficult to listen to as Bush? He's never been a great speaker, but Bush is a genuine guy. BO, OTOH, seems like he has just as tough a time without a speech or a plan.

To say as much would cause frothing of the mouth....

He comes off to me as somebody who thinks he is a vastly superior being having a temper tantrum. And he has been real busy attacking McCain instead of conveying his ideas.

Meanwhile, every time he opens his mouth he sticks both feet in it. Just in the last couple of days there has been the China comment and a comment that compares the Russian invasion of Georgia to the US invasion of Iraq. I hope the video makers get busy with those too.

re: #17 Mel Lono

Yes. Yes you did. Gotta love a hottie with hockey roots.

So Wyatt,

We have a serious disagreement over a girl(s). Let's kick it up a notch....

Val Kilmer or Dennis Quaid as Doc Holiday?

re: #3 Neo Con since 9-11

I love sake but it gives me the worst hangover

But the sake hangover usually brings fond memories of yummy sushi, so it's easier to take the throbbing eyeballs

re: #20 BigPapa

Although Dennis Quaid was very good, I'm going with Val Kilmer every time.

re: #20 BigPapa

So Wyatt,

We have a serious disagreement over a girl(s). Let's kick it up a notch....

Val Kilmer or Dennis Quaid as Doc Holiday?

Val, with spittle.

I'm half seriously thinking of visiting Georgia for my next extended vacation. When one says 'former Soviet Republic', I almost immediately think of perpetually gloomy or smoggy weather and miles and miles of bland, featureless apartment blocks. While looking around for statistics about some of the places the Russians were threatening, I was surprised to see some narrow medival streets and these goregous 800-year old cathedrals with onion domes with a dramatic mountain backdrop (the mountain part didn't surprise me so much- it is the Caucausus after all)....

/ironically, I think Aeroflot is the only airline that provides quasi-direct service from the West to the Caucausus

re: #16 Wyatt Earp

Just a week. But apparently, I missed a lot . . . like more BHO gaffes.

re: #15 BigPapa

Nope. Just jumps hurdles.

A whole week? Obama lately has been making a major gaffe at the rate of at least one per day. Got caught lying bout his Born Alive vote. (I am not going to label that as an "abortion" vote, because once a fetus is removed from the birth canal it is an infant rather than a fetus). He was foolish enough to attack John because John doesn't recall off the top of his head how many houses his wife owns.

And that is before anybody gets around to the two rather anti-American comments about the vast superiority of China and the moral equivalence of Russia that I noted above.

re: #3 Neo Con since 9-11

I love sake but it gives me the worst hangover

Back in my youth several friends and I used to patronize a local Japanese restaurant. One evening after consuming a particularly large quantity of warm sake we paid our tab and left. The next time we came in to the place we were treated like members of the Royal Family: formal greeting from the owner, our own private room, waiters bowing all over the place, and of course lots more sake. We couldn't figure out what the hell was going on until we analyzed our last visit and determined that, between the three of us, we had (in a sake induced fog) left about a $150 TIP!

Moral of the story, as "Ahnuld" would say: "you should not drink and tip".

Fortunately that was in my youth, when I had that elusive thing called "disposable income", would never happen today....

re: #21 cliffster

But the sake hangover usually brings fond memories of yummy sushi, so it's easier to take the throbbing eyeballs

I have a bad memory of a sake-san worker tossing his cookies on the
Gotemba train that I can't forget, circa 1976.

re: #25 galloping granny

I heard that clip on Hannity while I was driving home. I'm sure it'll be all over the MSM tomorrow.

Bawahahahahahaha!

re: #18 galloping granny

Bush's worst gaffes seem to by idiosyncratic mannerisms: 'suiciders,' et al.
Sorta funny, just the way he is.

BHO, OTOH, has all kinds of complexity and nuance in his gaffes, in addition to being factually wrong or intellectually weak. You're right, if that's what your saying... there's no comparison.

But on a basic level, after all the talk about what a great speaker BHO is, he's not been speaking that well lately. It's been, it's been, getting, ... ya know... it's been worse.... ah ... ah.. worse than it's .. .it's been... since before.

I think it can be said that BHO doesn't really seem so be such a great speaker any more, not much better than Bush. It think that's a fair assessment. Of course it's unfair, maybe incendiary, to say or imply, to the, like, ya know... ah... wrong person... ya know.

re: #21 cliffster

But the sake hangover usually brings fond memories of yummy sushi, so it's easier to take the throbbing eyeballs

yummy sushi...... that's a contradiction in terms.

/just say no to cat food.

re: #22 Wyatt Earp

Although Dennis Quaid was very good, I'm going with Val Kilmer every time.

That's it. A disagreement over girls, and now, over Tombstone vs Wyatt Earp. Kilmer was very good, but Quaid by a breadth. Can we move past this?

I seem to be in a minority, but I thought Wyatt Earp was a better movie than Tombstone, though both very good. Maybe I drink too much sake :)

re: #30 redc1c4

yummy sushi...... that's a contradiction in terms.

/just say no to cat food.

In Japan they call it "sushi", back home we call it "bait".

It's all in your perspective...

re: #29 BigPapa

Anyone who doesn't think Bush is a great speaker never saw him speak. On the campaign trail connecting with voters in 2004, or at press conferences making reporters laugh despite themselves, he is amazing quick on his feet.

re: #31 BigPapa

I like Tombstone better, but Wyatt Earp is a good film. I think Tombstone has a better supporting cast (Boothe, Biehn, Lang, Delaney, etc.).

But hey what do I know? I'm no critic.

re: #30 redc1c4

yummy sushi...... that's a contradiction in terms.

/just say no to cat food.

Actually, red, it's not that bad if you take it home and cook it.

It tastes like . . . fish!

re: #27 Mel Lono

I was on the subway in Seoul about 10 years ago...it was late on a Friday night and it was pretty crowded. I was about ready to sit down next to a drowsy-looking guy when a bunch of riders started yelling something at me in Korean. I wasn't sure what they were trying to say, but I hesitated long enough to see the pool of vomit on the seat next to the intoxicated man who could hardly keep his balance while sitting down. This drill was repeated whever another passenger would board and hastily try to sit down next to the quasi-passed out guy, with me shouting out in english "You don't wanna do that!"

re: #30 redc1c4

yummy sushi...... that's a contradiction in terms.

/just say no to cat food.

Almost every sushi convert started out saying, "I'd never eat any damned uncooked fish, are you crazy?!?" Then, one of their friends convinced them after a martini or a sixpack to give it a try. Once you've tried it, your tastebuds will be forever thankful but your wallet will be rueful.

re: #30 redc1c4

yummy sushi...... that's a contradiction in terms.

DING! ⤴

re: #36 Fenway_Nation

Nothing lost in translation there, I bet!

HMMM - tickets to Obama's coronation at the stadium in Denver are being sold by Obama's campaign at $1000 a pop. And it was on Fox (I'm watching last night's reruns.) They called it an underground fund raiser.

WE are having to fork over an extra $9.5 million to pay for extra security/Secret Service for that venue.

re: #35 Temujin

Actually, red, it's not that bad if you take it home and cook it.

It tastes like . . . fish!

ROTFLMAO! ! !

re: #24 Fenway_Nation

Aeroflot cut flights from Russia to Georgia a couple months ago.

oooooh my

-Sulu

re: #33 cliffster

Anyone who doesn't think Bush is a great speaker never saw him speak. On the campaign trail connecting with voters in 2004, or at press conferences making reporters laugh despite themselves, he is amazing quick on his feet.

And anyone who thinks he is stupid because of the way he speaks is so far from the mark it is ludicrous.

re: #41 LeePro

Glad you liked it, LeePro.

Slightly paraphrased line from Desperately Seeking Susan.

Hey, WINDHORSE! I know you're here. We both updinged red...

Never heard back from you. We had our Memphis meet-up a few weeks ago... You still coming to Memphis? We can have another...

^{_{/Hope I don't have the wrong guy...}}

re: #1 BigPapa

John,
Win one for the gaffer

I think it comes down to style of movie. Wyatt Earp was made like Dances With Wolves, one of my favs.

I don't think Bush was a bad speaker, but he gets some lumps from time to time. He definitely has his mannerisms and idiosyncracies. I've seem him speak well, sometimes not so well. I think it's clear the BHO isn't the great communicator that he was all cracked up to be.... and that Bush can hold his own to him, not that they're running against each other. Just the thought of posturing that Bush is as good a communicator as BHO, with the ensuing frothing, it brings a snicker or two.

As for sushi... I live and work within site of the ocean. I eat more raw fish than cooked fish......

re: #33 cliffster

Anyone who doesn't think Bush is a great speaker never saw him speak. On the campaign trail connecting with voters in 2004, or at press conferences making reporters laugh despite themselves, he is amazing quick on his feet.

And at least a few of his more publicized gaffes were more figments of the MSM's imagination than real gaffes. I often wonder how the rest of the world might have felt about Bush and the USA if the media had just tried to remain neutral, rather than screaming at the top of their collective lungs that our president was an idiot...

Somebody send the link for that children's book about Obama to Charles! That abomination is a children's book!
Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, August 2008

BTW, I buy hundreds of children's books of this sort and I have not yet seen it come up on Amazon in the 'new books" category.

re: #42 chicagodudewhotrades

Really? Tblisi still shows up in the scroll-down menu on their website. Could be an oversight....

International Olympic Committee says there is no evidence that China cheated w/r/t age of its athletes

Of course they were 16 years of age

No evidence, except for the fact that the competitors were 10 years old...

re: #35 Temujin

Actually, red, it's not that bad if you take it home and cook it.

It tastes like . . . fish!

if g*d had wanted us to eat seafood, she wouldn't have made the land animals so easy to catch.

i stick to the 4 basic food groups, thanyouverymuch.

re: #52 cliffster

Still too old for Gary Glitter...

re: #51 Fenway_Nation

Russia's economic war against Georgia had started a long time before the shooting. There were no direct flights. No trade, etc. I'll check the areoflot site. I'm curious as where they do fly. I have seen Aeroflot planes at O'Hare.

Think how many blameless lives are brightened by the blazing indiscretions of other people.

Except for a girl friend or two, I am actually at a lost here.

re: #48 BigPapa

Just the thought of posturing that Bush is as good a communicator as BHO, with the ensuing frothing, it brings a snicker or two.

The same snickers that came when Bush was up against John Kerry. John Kerry was more articulate.. John Kerry was more presidential.. John Kerry was so.... 5 million votes behind in the popular vote!

. . . 4 basic food groups . . .

OK, lemme guess. Ground Beef, Cheese, Starches and Coors.

How'd I do?

would the whole John Edwards mess be a blazing indiscretion?

re: #54 Fenway_Nation

Still too old for Gary Glitter...

Ew

re: #37 cliffster

Almost every sushi convert started out saying, "I'd never eat any damned uncooked fish, are you crazy?!?" Then, one of their friends convinced them after a martini or a sixpack to give it a try. Once you've tried it, your tastebuds will be forever thankful but your wallet will be rueful.

i was "encouraged" as a child to emulate my parents love of all seafood. (read forced to eat it repeatedly, even after trying & not liking it)

as an adult, recognizing the source of my aversion, i have tried many different kinds of dishes, in many locales......

the result? fish is either so bland that i'm wasting calories, or it tastes like fish, which is nowhere as appealing as a good rare hunk of beef, or juicy pork chop or some fine BBQ...... so why bother?

if i'm ever stuck on a raft or an island, and that's all there is, i'm not going to starve myself, but until then, i'll make other choices. not liking it though doesn't keep me from being able to cook it well. %-)

re: #56 pat

Think Britney Spears . . .

Everybody please pray for me... I just challenged big-doglick-whatizname downstairs...

;)

Good afternoon...a management shuffling of the college schedule has me off today. How's things?

re: #53 redc1c4

i stick to the 4 basic food groups, thanyouverymuch.

THE 4 BASIC FOOD GROUPS:

1) Salt
2) Grease
3) Caffeine
4) Alcohol

Simple!

///////////////////////

re: #55 chicagodudewhotrades

Russia's economic war against Georgia had started a long time before the shooting. There were no direct flights. No trade, etc. I'll check the areoflot site. I'm curious as where they do fly. I have seen Aeroflot planes at O'Hare.

i can't imagine willingly getting on one of their planes, unless i knew that all the maintenance was contracted out to somewhere like Germany.

re: #55 chicagodudewhotrades

O'Hare's just about the busiest airport in the world, so I'm not too surprised.

For what it's worth, I talked to my folks who just got back from Australia last week. They said they saw an Air Ukraine plane at Sydney's Kingsford Smith Airport.

re: #58 Temujin

. . . 4 basic food groups . . .

OK, lemme guess. Ground Beef, Cheese, Starches and Coors.

How'd I do?

not even close:
red meat
alcohol
caffeine
stress

re: #1 BigPapa

New names for Obama:

The Gaffinator
His Gaffness
Gaffilicious

ACCURSED MOUNTEBANK!

re: #66 redc1c4

i can't imagine willingly getting on one of their planes, unless i knew that all the maintenance was contracted out to somewhere like Germany.

I would rather go by a slow bus for sure.

re: #30 redc1c4

re: #35 Temujin

heathens. Now where's my sashimi.

/late to the party and off to bed.

re: #68 redc1c4

Fruit, Dairy, Beef Jerky and a Garden Hose.

/misses 90s cartoons for some reason

Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists

Dogs are becoming more intelligent and are even learning morals from human contact, scientists claim.

They say the fact that dogs' play rarely escalates into a fight shows the animals abide by social rules.

During one study, dogs which held up a paw were rewarded with a food treat.

When a lone dog was asked to raise its paw but received no treat, the researchers found it begged for up to 30 minutes.

But when they tested two dogs together but rewarded only one, the dog which missed out soon stopped playing the game.

Dr Friederike Range, of the University of Vienna, who led the study, said: 'Dogs show a strong aversion to inequity. I would prefer not to call it a sense of fairness, but others might.'

re: #66 redc1c4

I'm sure as hell not a Russia or Aeroflot defender. But Aeroflot actually has a real good safety record. Their in-flight service is said to be great. It is probably due to the fact that a lot of their flyers are business types. What I wouldn't fly on , is any internal Russian carrier. The plane would probably be some converted surplus bomber with seats bolted to the floor and the guy sitting next to you would be traveling with a bunch of caged chickens he intended to sell in the big city.

re: #73 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I am pretty sure that my dog is champ. ;)

Well, I'm about spent and it's WAY past my bedtime so I'm outa here. Thank you all for a wonderful day's conversation!

G*d Bless!

re: #73 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Dogs learning morals from humans ?

More like the other way around, you ask me . . .

re: #74 chicagodudewhotrades

I'm sure as hell not a Russia or Aeroflot defender. But Aeroflot actually has a real good safety record. Their in-flight service is said to be great. It is probably due to the fact that a lot of their flyers are business types. What I wouldn't fly on , is any internal Russian carrier. The plane would probably be some converted surplus bomber with seats bolted to the floor and the guy sitting next to you would be traveling with a bunch of caged chickens he intended to sell in the big city.

maybe i equated them as being equal...... they'd still be low on the list.

re: #77 Temujin

Dogs learning morals from humans ?

More like the other way around, you ask me . . .

"Lord, help me to be the person my dog thinks I am."

re: #77 Temujin

Dogs learning morals from humans ?

More like the other way around, you ask me . . .

I'm waiting to see if Scientists can breed a cat that gives a shit.

re: #70 galloping granny

I would rather go by a slow bus for sure.

Or by dogsled

Hmmmmm.

Overall production remains far below capacity. Last year, Russia manufactured just 26 civilian aircraft. For comparison, Airbus and Boeing produced more than 250 each.

Yet the Russian Transport Ministry says at least half of the 2,500 passenger planes still in operation in Russia are obsolete and need to be replaced.

[Link: news.bbc.co.uk...]

Meditatio
— Ezra Pound

When I carefully consider the curious habits of dogs,
I am compelled to conclude
That man is the superior animal.

When I consider the curious habits of man,
I confess, my friend, I am puzzled.

re: #79 redc1c4

"Lord, help me to be the person my dog thinks I am."

I've seen that before... who coined it?
Funny enough for t-shirt and bumper sticker.

re: #80 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

If only to hinder their march to power...

If I'm not mistaken, Aeroflot's international fleet is mostly made up of Airbuses and 767s.

So I looked up this enigmatic "Saki" (Hector Hugh Munro) to see if I could dig a few more quotes of his. The following are attributed to him:

Great Socialist statesmen aren't made, they're still-born.

I always say beauty is only sin deep.

and perhaps more in the face of some Lizards:

He spends his life explaining from his pulpit that the glory of Christianity consists in the fact that though it is not true it has been found necessary to invent it.

No one can be an unbeliever nowadays. The Christian Apologists have left one nothing to disbelieve.

I think Saki was killed in World War 1. I remember reading some of his stuff in HS.

re: #88 chicagodudewhotrades

Appears so:

At the start of World War I, although 43 and officially over age, Munro joined the Royal Fusiliers regiment of the British Army as an ordinary soldier, refusing a commission. More than once he returned to the battlefield when officially still too sick or injured to fight. He was sheltering in a shell crater near Beaumont-Hamel, France in November 1916 when he was killed by a German sniper. His last words, according to several sources, were "Put that damned cigarette out!"[citation needed] After his death, his sister Ethel destroyed most of his papers and wrote her own account of their childhood.

Bedtime!

  ¦O ^{_{ya-a-a-w-w-w-n-n-n}}

G'nite {Beloved Lizards}!

re: #80 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I'm waiting to see if Scientists can breed a cat that gives a shit.

I have 4 of 'em. How much do you want? ;^)

re: #88 chicagodudewhotrades

Oh, and his quote:

A little inaccuracy sometimes saves a ton of explanation.

... perhaps is made a bit clearer by this (from the Wiki biography):

Munro never married. Munro biographer A. J. Langguth cites evidence for the hypothesis that Munro was homosexual. Sexual activity between men was a crime, and the Cleveland Street scandal in 1889, followed by the downfall and disgrace of Oscar Wilde, convicted in 1895 after cause celebre trials, meant that "that side of [Munro's] life had to be secret".

re: #89 freetoken

Appears so:

A missed shot. Cigarettes kill.

Hooray! While I wasn't looking, Georgia won two more bronze medals! That's on top of three golds and another bronze last week...

/not bad for a mountainous former Soviet Republic

re: #25 galloping granny

A whole week? Obama lately has been making a major gaffe at the rate of at least one per day. ... the two rather anti-American comments about the vast superiority of China and the moral equivalence of Russia that I noted above.

Accurately stating his true anti-American feelings doesn't really qualify as a "gaffe", does it?

re: #95 Abu Al-Poopypants

Accurately stating his true anti-American feelings doesn't really qualify as a "gaffe", does it?

Only to those who wish to elect this doofus.

re: #95 Abu Al-Poopypants

Accurately stating his true anti-American feelings doesn't really qualify as a "gaffe", does it?

I think that's more along the lines of 'Ooops...the mask slipped a little'.

re: #90 LeePro

Bedtime!

  ¦O ^{_{ya-a-a-w-w-w-n-n-n}}

G'nite {Beloved Lizards} and red!

fixed that for ya!

/white smoke

re: #95 Abu Al-Poopypants

Accurately stating his true anti-American feelings doesn't really qualify as a "gaffe", does it?

I think it does when he is running for the President of the United States.

re: #99 galloping granny

But then again, it is kinda his party's platform. q:

I flew on Aeroflot internally in the USSR back in 1976 and it was a bit scary.

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It looks like Mr. Obama already has people conducting diplomacy in the name of the United States of America in a very big way.

Zbigniew Brzezinski, acting on behalf of Obama, is already telling Russia that no matter who wins the presidency, the democrats in Congress are not about to let any missile shield deal go through.

Unbelievable!

[Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

I'm gonna go head out to the local mall and see what's new on the video gaming aisle. Catch'all later.

re: #102 Fenway_Nation

Thread automatically dies at post #101

I'll be back in a while. Going back to bed for a little bit.

re: #101 neocon hippie

I flew on Aeroflot internally in the USSR back in 1976 and it was a bit scary.

Georgia's always on my my my my my my my my my mind .

re: #103 galloping granny

It looks like Mr. Obama already has people conducting diplomacy in the name of the United States of America in a very big way.

Zbigniew Brzezinski, acting on behalf of Obama, is already telling Russia that no matter who wins the presidency, the democrats in Congress are not about to let any missile shield deal go through.

Unbelievable!

[Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

what an idiot..... who's side is he on anyway?

Brzezinski, the brains behind Operation: Crash In The Iranian Desert.

re: #103 galloping granny

Wouldn't be the first time the post-Soviet Kremlin interfered with another country's election.

re: #109 Fenway_Nation

Wouldn't be the first time the post-Soviet Kremlin interfered with another country's election.

this won't be the first LNDT that i've messed with the fruitcup either.

/made easier 'cause Blue went to bed. %-)

Good morning, afternoon, evening *everyone*!™

Fruitcup is on the buffet ------------->
Help yourselves!

re: #111 littleoldlady

Worth the 50+ minute wait...

Thank you little old lady, late dinner so nice dessert

re: #112 Fenway_Nation

Worth the 50+ minute wait...

and in a few more minutes, you'll know why....... %-)

red at 01:56 PDT - Mr Patience

Fenway! :-)

Panhandler! :-)

Long time no type to!

red....behave!

re: #111 littleoldlady

Hey, I pop back in for a peek... and what greets me but a big old spread of fruit!

re: #117 freetoken

freetoken! :-)

Oh, very nice!

/you're hired!

red at 02:05 PDT - Alibi

Atta boy Fenway, the extra help and effort is always appreciated. " I hps u Sat if Fay don drownded me LoL."

re: #118 littleoldlady

/you're hired!

Great!

/umm... what job did I apply for?

re: #121 freetoken

Great!

/umm... what job did I apply for?

Fruitcupper!

/I'm not getting any younger, you know...

TS Fay continues to be a rainmaker for Florida. Watching on looping radar out of Jacksonville, Fay looks like it has traveled mostly west.... it is now expected to emerge over the Gulf of Mexico, continue west bringing lots of rain to the Gulf coast.

Some parts of Florida have had over 2 feet of rain from Fay!

re: #122 littleoldlady

Fruitcupper!

/I'm not getting any younger, you know...

Does it pay well? :-O

Heh... I'm not getting any younger either... but if I were in charge, I suspect it would be doughnuts and pizza most nights! (Except for ice cream nights, of course...)

re: #124 freetoken

You're hired! ;-)

re: #123 freetoken

Oy. There's people I have to call.

/good swimmers, but still...

re: #123 freetoken

TS Fay continues to be a rainmaker for Florida. Watching on looping radar out of Jacksonville, Fay looks like it has traveled mostly west.... it is now expected to emerge over the Gulf of Mexico, continue west bringing lots of rain to the Gulf coast.

Some parts of Florida have had over 2 feet of rain from Fay!

Projection has it staying over the Gulf Coast and remaining a storm. I hope that's right, if it meanders into that hot gulf it'll get nasty quick. Supposed to be over my place 0200 CDT Sun. I'm gassing the car and the generator this AM.

re: #127 Panhandler

Good luck on the rain... certainly Fay has proven to be a difficult one to predict!

re: #128 freetoken

Don't know why it was such a suprise, the 500 and 700 mb charts showed that steering high coming down to S Carolina/N Georgia - guess it moved a lot faster than they anticipated.

Some Olympics news:

Japan's women's softball team beat the US to get the gold! The US was favored to win (It was the first loss for the United States since 2000) , but the Japanese team 頑張りました (persevered). Sad note: the sport is apparently being dropped by the IOC, so the US team may never have another chance to prove themselves. :-(

However, in men's baseball the Japanese didn't do too well... they lost (6-2) to South Korea! That won't go over too well in Japan....

Who's up for some Six Degrees of Seperation, Lightbringer edition?

I'll go first.

Waverly Brown- Nyack, N.Y. Police officer who was murdered by Black Sepratists and Weather Underground members in 1981 after they robbed a Brinks armoured truck in Nyack.

Kathy Boudin- Getaway Driver for the aforementioned Brinks Robbery, which killed Brinks guard Peter Paige. She was driving a U-Haul when she was stopped at a roadblock. Boudin managed to convice the four officers present she was alone and convinced them to holster their weapons before her accomplices jumped from the back of the van and opened fire with automatic weapons, wounding Officer Brown before he was shot execution-style. Sgt. Edward O'Grady would die from his wounds later that day.

Chesa Boudin- Kathy Boudin's infant son who was dropped off at a baby-sitter by both of Boudin's parents before the bloody robbery and shootout unfolded. With both his parents convicted felons, he was eventually raised by another Weather Underground member. In 2002 he was awarded a Rhodes scholarship and was the subject of a New York Times article highlighting the difficulty of growing up with both parents in jail (no mention on how difficult it was for Paige, O'Grady or Brown's children on growing up without a father).

Bill Ayers- Chicago resident and Weather Underground member who raised Chesa Boudin. Also serves on the Woods Fund of Chicago with Barack Obama, who launched his political career in Ayers' upscale Hyde Park home.

Barack Obama....hmm...that's only four or five...

Math question:

What percentage of Americans would (still) be scandalized knowing their president has ties to the Communist Party?

Morning all. I heard on Fox last night that Obama said he wanted a VP who would "challenge " him- implying he was looking for a non- Biden, non-Kaine, cross the aisle type. If he means it (big if)- it's a Chuck Hagel or a Colin Powell. And the Dem rank and file will not let him do it. Denver will look like Thunderdome.

re: #132 littleoldlady
Enough to defeat him.
How you doing today?

re: #3 Neo Con since 9-11

hot or cold?

re: #130 freetoken

We need to get by The Next Caribbean Island Nation We'll Start swarming Into For MLB Talent As Soon As Fidel and Raul Keel Over And Die Cuba to advance to the Gold Medal game against South Korea. This is baseball's last hurrah too, so I'm hoping we get the gold there.

Also just saw the USA beat Russia in men's volleyball....

re: #134 jim in virginia

{My Rove!}

Moved MNT into the dorms yesterday.

/only slightly stiff today from moving furniture...

re: #136 Fenway_Nation
If we let Havana into MLB in a couple years they will win the pennant. Do we want that?

Jim Geraghty at NRO: Three signs Obama is nervous

Talking heads on Fox, the anticipation on the veep is killing them. Maybe it's not th etop three, maybe it's Jack Reed (Senator from RI)- or even Hillary. Check your cell for a text message!

re: #138 jim in virginia

We survived two Blue Jays World Series.....

re: #133 jim in virginia

Jim, while I doubt Biden will be the One's choice, Biden and his over-sized pie-hole would certainly be a challenge for Obama.

Hell, I doubt they'd get through the first week in term without a knock-down, drag-out fight over who should truly hold the reins-of-power, Biden or Obama?

Mornin folks.

re: #141 aboo-Hoo-Hoo

Biden Obama and his over-sized pie-hole would certainly be a challenge for Obama

Needed fixing.

re: #20 BigPapa

So Wyatt,

We have a serious disagreement over a girl(s). Let's kick it up a notch....

Val Kilmer or Dennis Quaid as Doc Holiday?

Val Kilmer

Morning room ! anyone wanna bet ?

Friday is here… the ‘most peaceful peoples’ had gathered… and ‘Freedom fighters’ will be giving speeches …. anyone wanna bet that this Friday will be a peaceful Friday !

[Link: www.rediff.com...]

Well, it is pretty quiet here... I think I'll run off and watch the un-aired pilot for Lost In Space, over at Hulu.com.

Gwen Steffani's new son's named Zuma Nesta Rock.

Good morning all!

Have you heard about the IOC finally investigating the Chinese gymnastic team for having underage girls. Shocking I tell you! Just shocking! Can you believe that the Chinese may have lied?

re: #146 MandyManners

Gwen Steffani's new son's named Zuma Nesta Rock.

That poor child.

Good Morning Miss Manners.

re: #148 Ford_Prefect

Yep. It's all about Steffani wanting to have a special name for her kid, not what will be good for him.

re: #149 MandyManners

Yep. It's all about Steffani wanting to have a special name for her kid, not what will be good for him.

Is there supposed to be some meaning to that?

re: #103 galloping granny

It looks like Mr. Obama already has people conducting diplomacy in the name of the United States of America in a very big way.

Zbigniew Brzezinski, acting on behalf of Obama, is already telling Russia that no matter who wins the presidency, the democrats in Congress are not about to let any missile shield deal go through.

Unbelievable!

[Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

Hmmm. Is THIS also that same Brzezinski?

How's about THIS Brzezinski, special adviser to Osama Bin Laden?

First Osama, now Obama. Fess up, Zbigniew. What does Rockefeller want with Barack Obama, anyway? And what was the Osama thang?
.

I heard on the radio this morning that Obama has chosen his running mate and will announce it first to his 'supporters' by text message. He is supposed to campaign with his VP tomorrow so we should know sometime today. Has anyone heard anything more?

One of the nice things about the intraweb tubes is that, unless they tell you, you just don't know. So you have to evaluate folks on the strength of their ideas.

For example, I've read Baldilocks several times. But until now I didn't know that (s)he was female. Or black.

re: #150 Ford_Prefect

Is there supposed to be some meaning to that?

To the name or to my post?

re: #154 MandyManners

To the name or to my post?

The name. I know that there is always meaning to your posts...even if I don't always get it.

re: #152 Ford_Prefect

Those were the rumors earlier this week... the question is, are they true?

I guess we will know by the end of the day.

re: #136 Fenway_Nation

lets see which would i rather watch women's beach volley ball or baseball

thinking like there is a choice.

re: #151 Tamron

Osama was once known as Tim Osman?

re: #146 MandyManners

Gwen Steffani's new son's named Zuma Nesta Rock.

WTF is wrong with celebrities and why do they hate their babies?

re: #155 Ford_Prefect

The name. I know that there is always meaning to your posts...even if I don't always get it.

LOL!

I have no idea about that name. Maybe she's into crystals and crap and some guru did a numerology thing for her.

re: #127 Panhandler

Projection has it staying over the Gulf Coast and remaining a storm. I hope that's right, if it meanders into that hot gulf it'll get nasty quick. Supposed to be over my place 0200 CDT Sun. I'm gassing the car and the generator this AM.

re: #123 freetoken

TS Fay continues to be a rainmaker for Florida. Watching on looping radar out of Jacksonville, Fay looks like it has traveled mostly west.... it is now expected to emerge over the Gulf of Mexico, continue west bringing lots of rain to the Gulf coast.

Some parts of Florida have had over 2 feet of rain from Fay!

Let me see if I've got this right. Weatherguessers can't tell you what a big ol' hurricane is going to do next when it's right there in front of them, but they can tell you with total consensus that gorebull warmening is absolutely real?

The mind wobbles.

re: #159 Sharmuta

WTF is wrong with celebrities and why do they hate their babies?

Beats me. Aren't those kids special enough already?

Zuma reminds me of "Zima".

a quick good morning, Lizards!

This may have already been posted ([Link: www.powerlineblog.com...]

Today Obama equated Russia's invasion of Georgia with our toppling of Saddam Hussein:

Democrat Barack Obama scolded Russia again on Wednesday for invading another country’s sovereign territory while adding a new twist: the United States, he said, should set a better example on that front, too.

The Illinois senator’s opposition to the Iraq war, which his comment clearly referenced, is well known. But this was the first time the Democratic presidential candidate has made a comparison between the U.S. invasion of Iraq and Russia’s recent military activity in Georgia.

“We’ve got to send a clear message to Russia and unify our allies,” Obama told a crowd of supporters in Virginia. “They can’t charge into other countries. Of course it helps if we are leading by example on that point.”

So our "charging into" Iraq--with dozens of allies, supported by a U.N. resolution, as a last resort after six months of build-up and negotiations, to unseat one of the cruelest dictators of modern times who had twice invaded neighboring states, was in violation of more than a dozen U.N. resolutions and was responsible for the deaths of something like two million people, who was shooting at American aircraft and had tried to assassinate a former President of the United States, in Obama's childish mind, was just like Russia's "charging into" Georgia, which resembles Saddam's Iraq in no respect. And, of course, we invaded a horrifying charnel-house so as to establish a democracy, whereas Russia invaded a peaceful democracy that it wants to re-incorporate into its empire.

Is Obama an idiot? I don't think so, really. But one of the many problems with being a leftist is that it leads you to say lots of stupid things. Today, the Obama gaffe machine went into overdrive. By November, I suspect that most voters will have heard enough to know that Barack Obama is unqualified to be a middle-manager in a well-run company, let alone President of the United States.

re: #162 MandyManners

I was thinking Zubas- those tacky ass pants. Oh well- I don't have to live with it, so whatever.

re: #147 Ford_Prefect

As if the whole fake performance in the opening ceremonies wasn't bad enough. q:

Exclusive: Obama's lost law review article

As president of the Harvard Law Review and a law professor in Chicago, Senator Barack Obama refined his legal thinking, but left a scant paper trail. His name doesn't appear on any legal scholarship.

But an unsigned — and previously unattributed — 1990 article unearthed by Politico offers a glimpse at Obama's views on abortion policy and the law during his student days, and provides a rare addition to his body of work.

re: #159 Sharmuta

WTF is wrong with celebrities and why do they hate their babies?

Come on Sharmuta, tell us how you really feel.

re: #162 MandyManners

Beats me. Aren't those kids special enough already?

Zuma reminds me of "Zima".

Maybe that's what she was drinking the night of the conception.

re: #164 Sharmuta

I was thinking Zubas- those tacky ass pants. Oh well- I don't have to live with it, so whatever.

Or the pants she was wearing.

Drank too much.
Hung over.
But it wasn't saki.

Is that a haiku?

re: #170 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

5-7-5.

Coincidentally, we have a user named Basho.

re: #164 Sharmuta

I was thinking Zubas- those tacky ass pants. Oh well- I don't have to live with it, so whatever.

I had to look that up.

Oh, the eyes.

re: #167 Ford_Prefect

Come on Sharmuta, tell us how you really feel.

I know- I shouldn't hold back so often. ;p

re: #172 MandyManners

The sad thing is, I heard a horrible rumor those were making a comeback.

God save us all.

re: #171 laZardo

Drank way too damn much.
Hung over so bad eyes hurt.
But wasn't saki.

Is that a haiku?

re: #18 galloping granny

He comes off to me as somebody who thinks he is a vastly superior being having a temper tantrum. And he has been real busy attacking McCain instead of conveying his ideas.

Meanwhile, every time he opens his mouth he sticks both feet in it. Just in the last couple of days there has been the China comment and a comment that compares the Russian invasion of Georgia to the US invasion of Iraq. I hope the video makers get busy with those too.

I think that Big Papa has it right in #12. The advantage that Republicans have had in presidential elections comes in a large part when they have nominated 'real people'. When Democrats nominate 'real people', they win. Billy Jeff, for all his faults, was a real person. Carter was real.

Dukacus (sp. So quickly we forget) was a fake. Al Gore is a fake. Kerry is fake. And Obama is fake. And an empty suit and a product of the Chicago Machine.

McCain for all his faults, and I'm not going to list them again, is a real person. You know what you're getting. You know how he's going to react. You know what his value system is. It's American. The old-fashioned kind.

re: #172 MandyManners

Trippy.

/seen worse...kids at college wearing "peace scarves" these days...

re: #175 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

It's in proper 5-7-5 syllabic form, so it'd count.

re: #177 laZardo

/seen worse...kids at college wearing "peace scarves" these days...

Line from "The Princess Bride"
"You keep using that word; I don't think it means what you think it means."

"You keep wearing that scarf; I don't think it means what you think it means."

re: #179 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Exactly.

re: #177 laZardo

Trippy.

/seen worse...kids at college wearing "peace scarves" these days...

Excuse my ignorance. What are peace scarves?

re: #161 razorbacker

Let me see if I've got this right. Weatherguessers can't tell you what a big ol' hurricane is going to do next when it's right there in front of them, but they can tell you with total consensus that gorebull warmening is absolutely real?

As if oft repeated, weather and climate are different things. Climate projections are for long range averages (say in a 2090-2100AD time window), while weather forecasts are by the hour.

re: #182 freetoken

As if oft repeated, weather and climate are different things. Climate projections are for long range averages (say in a 2090-2100AD time window), while weather forecasts are by the hour.

And past experience tells me that they can't predict either one with any great degree of success. Because I've already seen them try.

re: #181 Ford_Prefect

Get learn'd. o:

Just a quick drive by before I head off to work.
Caveat Emptor

Up to a quarter of fish in stores and restaurants in New York City was mislabeled as a more expensive variety, according to samples collected by two U.S. teenagers and tested with modern genetic identification methods.

Have a good day

L8R

re: #168 Ford_Prefect

Maybe that's what she was drinking the night of the conception.

I shoulda' named The Kid "Aquafina".

re: #174 Sharmuta

The sad thing is, I heard a horrible rumor those were making a comeback.

God save us all.

They look gay.

re: #177 laZardo

Trippy.

/seen worse...kids at college wearing "peace scarves" these days...

I'm happy The Kid wears a uniform to school. I could not imagine paying for Zubaz.

re: #188 MandyManners

Some "trends" should stay dead.

re: #184 laZardo

Get learn'd. o:

Ah. Thanks. And this becoming a fashion trend?

re: #189 Sharmuta

Some "trends" should stay dead.

Shoot, shovel and shut-up.

re: #190 Ford_Prefect

Ah. Thanks. And this becoming a fashion trend?

Oh, yes. I cannot find it now but, I have a link showing Kirsten Dunst wearing one.

re: #189 Sharmuta

Some "trends" should stay dead.

You mean like this?

re: #190 Ford_Prefect

Yep. Worn as a neck scarf by college kids, hollyweirdies, etc.

Ashton Kutcher and Rachel Ray were called out for wearing them, when they just had on black and white checkered scarves.

re: #192 MandyManners

Oh, yes. I cannot find it now but, I have a link showing Kirsten Dunst wearing one.

Well, nobody ever accused her of being brilliant. Hot, maybe. Brilliant, never.

re: #193 Ford_Prefect

You mean like this?

I love his pants.

re: #193 Ford_Prefect

You mean like this?

Shoot no. I like that song!

re: #195 Ford_Prefect

Well, nobody ever accused her of being brilliant. Hot, maybe. Brilliant, never.

Cute as a bug in a rug, she is.

re: #192 MandyManners

Curiously, the Russians have a very detailed understanding of said trend.

/translation, plz?

Dang.

I dog-eared my place in the thread, but I STILL can't find it.

re: #199 laZardo

What is that? "Nerd Sheek"?

re: #194 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Yep. Worn as a neck scarf by college kids, hollyweirdies, etc.

Ashton Kutcher and Rachel Ray were called out for wearing them, when they just had on black and white checkered scarves.

I would say that sometimes a scarf is just a scarf. Some people may wear them having no idea what they represent. I don't see Rachel Ray as being someone who is trying to make a political statement. Kirsten Dunst either. Ashton Kutcher on the other hand might do it just to ruffle feathers.

re: #197 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Shoot no. I like that song!

Groan.

I was a teenager in the 80's. 80's music s*cked!

re: #193 Ford_Prefect

Yes- I think we can leave 80s hair back where it belongs.

re: #193 Ford_Prefect

More like this...

re: #201 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

A nerd trying to conform with the chic, yes...

/unfortunately, great and unnecessary sacrifices must be made...

re: #201 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

What is that? "Nerd Sheek"?

Nah, more like sheik chic, sleek sheik chic, eh?

/Shaykh Yrbouti popularized it all

re: #202 Ford_Prefect

Yeah, but it was on Saturday Night Live...and was a gray (black and white herringbone) scarf on Ashton. I'm sure the little prick has worn one, but it wasn't that time.

re: #205 Sharmuta

Yes- I think we can leave 80s hair back where it belongs.

You spin me round Sharmuta. ;-)

re: #1 BigPapa

New names for Obama:

The Gaffinator
His Gaffness
Gaffilicious

I'm just going to call him the ZERO from now on.

re: #204 Ford_Prefect

Groan.

I was a teenager in the 80's. 80's music s*cked!

So- you don't like pop musik?

Think how many blameless lives are brightened by the blazing indiscretions of other people.

— Saki

I prefer to keep my indiscretions to myself.

re: #199 laZardo

Curiously, the Russians have a very detailed understanding of said trend.

/translation, plz?

Beats me.

re: #210 Ford_Prefect

*blush*

re: #205 Sharmuta

Yes- I think we can leave 80s hair back where it belongs.

It looks like he held his head out the window of his car while driving.

re: #212 Sharmuta

So- you don't like pop musik?

Oh, you cruel wench!

re: #208 Karridine

When it doesn't work? It's spelled Sheek.

re: #216 MandyManners

OMG- you made me spew my coffee.

re: #217 MandyManners

I would feel more sorry if you hadn't made me spew my coffee.

re: #212 Sharmuta

So- you don't like pop musik?

With the exception of Tears For Fears
and U2 there was very little good new artists in the 80's.

Unfortunately with U2 I have to just ignore all the political commentary and try to just enjoy the music.

Good morning all. So has anyone here signed up to get that text message when the messiah announces who will be carrying his luggage the next 90 days? Talk about wasting band width?

re: #212 Sharmuta

Kids these days get into anything...

/dinner, bbl

In case anyone missed it last night, BHO lives at 5050 South Greenwood Avenue, across from the NOI mosque. (It's to the left of the mosque in this satellite shot.)

[Link: maps.live.com...]

In my opinion video killed the radio star.

The terrorist 'chic' pisses me off. A lot of useless idiots who will get in the way of the firefight who have no idea what just hit em...

re: #218 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Its all Greek Sheek to a Sheik Geek, in geek-speak, FBV! :D

/how long is a Chinaman

re: #220 Ford_Prefect

With the exception of Tears For Fears
and U2 there was very little good new artists in the 80's.

Unfortunately with U2 I have to just ignore all the political commentary and try to just enjoy the music.

What?

re: #30 redc1c4

yummy sushi...... that's a contradiction in terms.

/just say no to cat food.

Sushi's awesome man. Regrettably, the only time I ever get to eat any is when I visit mum n bro in Sydney lol.

re: #219 Sharmuta

My biggest hair was the late 70s when I had the "Jacquelyn Smith" when she was one of Charley's Angels.

re: #57 cliffster

The same snickers that came when Bush was up against John Kerry. John Kerry was more articulate.. John Kerry was more presidential.. John Kerry was so.... 5 million votes behind in the popular vote!

John Kerry was an enormous ass, and that was on a good day.

re: #227 rightwinger3

What?

I rest my case.

re: #231 Ford_Prefect

I rest my case.

Oh, please. Still going strong almost 30 years later.

re: #229 MandyManners

My biggest hair was the late 70s when I had the "Jacquelyn Smith" when she was one of Charley's Angels.

And now here you are...one of Charles' Angels.

re: #230 The Other Les

John Kerry was an enormous ass, and that was on a good day.

What do ya mean by "was"? He is as big an ass as ever last time I looked?

re: #66 redc1c4

i can't imagine willingly getting on one of their planes, unless i knew that all the maintenance was contracted out to somewhere like Germany.

Do Aeroflot seats still suck?

re: #232 rightwinger3

Oh, please. Still going strong almost 30 years later.

Sorry that heavy metal stuff just doesn't do it for me.

re: #220 Ford_Prefect

I can't help it- sometimes I get a bit nostalgic for that funky 80s music.

Isn't it a strange coincidence that BHO found a house just across the street from the NOI mosque? Has that angle been explored? Did someone in the mosque know the previous owner?

re: #229 MandyManners

My biggest hair was the late 70s when I had the "Jacquelyn Smith" when she was one of Charley's Angels.

She was my favorite Angel.

re: #233 Ford_Prefect

And now here you are...one of Charles' Angels.

Awwwwwwww. You're a sweetie.

re: #220 Ford_Prefect

With the exception of Tears For Fears
and U2 there was very little good new artists in the 80's.

Unfortunately with U2 I have to just ignore all the political commentary and try to just enjoy the music.

Sorry, gotta jump in this one...

Alphaville,
Men without Hats,
Depressed (Depeche) Mode,
Erasure,
Krokus,
Dokken,
Poison, (stretching it now....)
AC/DC (ok...they are technically 70's)
Ratt,

And so much MORE!

re: #239 Sharmuta

She was my favorite Angel.

Farrah was too too. I also liked Kate Smith.

re: #237 Sharmuta

I can't help it- sometimes I get a bit nostalgic for that funky 80s music.

I prefer this version.

Gotta' go pry The Kid outta' bed. Where's my pitchfork?

bbl

Good morning LGF.
(That is unless you are Muslim and it happens to be your birthday or anniversary)

No birthday parties or other events in Islam, top Saudi cleric decrees

re: #240 MandyManners

*blush*

re: #236 Ford_Prefect

Sorry that heavy metal stuff just doesn't do it for me.

That explains then why you don't like 80's music. There wasn't any good stuff except for metal. Well maybe Bananarama......

re: #245 sparrowlake

Good morning LGF.
(That is unless you are Muslim and it happens to be your birthday or anniversary)

No birthday parties or other events in Islam, top Saudi cleric decrees

That sausage fest is way too out of control and needs to be shut down.

re: #241 Oh no...Sand People!

Sorry, gotta jump in this one...

Alphaville,
Men without Hats,
Depressed (Depeche) Mode,
Erasure,
Krokus,
Dokken,
Poison, (stretching it now....)
AC/DC (ok...they are technically 70's)
Ratt,

And so much MORE!

At this point my case is so rested it is dead.

re: #74 chicagodudewhotrades

I'm sure as hell not a Russia or Aeroflot defender. But Aeroflot actually has a real good safety record. Their in-flight service is said to be great. It is probably due to the fact that a lot of their flyers are business types. What I wouldn't fly on , is any internal Russian carrier. The plane would probably be some converted surplus bomber with seats bolted to the floor and the guy sitting next to you would be traveling with a bunch of caged chickens he intended to sell in the big city.

Well... Aeroflot was originally a transport unit of the Soviet Air Force that was masquerading as a civilian airline. All Soviet airliners were designed to drop paratroopers and perform transport missions in wartime.

re: #79 redc1c4

"Lord, help me to be the person my dog thinks I am."

That's why I don't have a dog.

re: #251 The Other Les

That's why I don't have a dog.

My dog thinks I am an automatic door opener and can opener.

re: #241 Oh no...Sand People!

Sorry, gotta jump in this one...

Alphaville,

Ah, you're big in Japan, tonight?

re: #252 Ford_Prefect

My dog thinks I am an automatic door opener and can opener.

Mine thinks I have a fetish for watching her excrete.

re: #249 Ford_Prefect

Then I will stay out of the 90's and 00's...

Front 242,
Dead Can Dance,
T-99,
Ministry,
Pantera,
Gary Numan,
White/Rob Zombie,
Static X,
I'll even throw in a little Type -O- Negative,
Sneakerpimps,
Lenny Kravitz,
Thompson Twins,
They Might Be Giants,
...I could go on all night...good times....but I won't.

re: #253 rightwinger3

Ah, you're big in Japan, tonight?

Close...Philipinnes...through the Eastern Sea sooooo blue....

re: #131 Fenway_Nation

Democrats: The party of traitors, thieves, and murderers.