LOL- I loved that show.

Lesbian asleep at the switch.

Heh.

GAZE- it's the new Cone of Silence.

Missed it by this much.

Eeyore has problems. Tonight I thought he took it to a new level.

I couldn't wait to get here tonight! Let the games begin. Speaking of games, I found out I'm channeling JFK!

Leadership Test

re: #5 Moe Katz

Eeyore has problems. Tonight I thought he took it to a new level.

Is he the new Maxwell Smart?

re: #7 Wyatt Earp

Is he the new Maxwell Smart?

?

re: #5 Moe Katz

Eeyore has problems. Tonight I thought he took it to a new level.

Eeyore just needs to be ignored.

Max Smart is running McCain's 'campaign'.

re: #9 Syrah

Yeah, but he almost always manages to jerk someone's chain and the fun begins anew.

re: #7 Wyatt Earp

Maxwell Smart never came into a room telling everyone over and over again that everything was lost and to just give up on the election... :-/

Who is Eeyore?

re: #10 pat

Max Smart is running McCain's 'campaign'.

Barbara Feldon as 99 was even cuter than Palin IMHO. That might be an interesting ticket.

Ah, the old Professor Peter Peckinpah all purpose anti-personnel Peckinpah pocket pistol under the toupee trick.

re: #13 pat

Who is Eeyore?

EIDE_Interface

re: #5 Moe Katz

Eeyore has problems. Tonight I thought he took it to a new level.

Um- he did. GAZE is the new Cone of Silence.

re: #12 NomadOfNorad

Maxwell Smart never came into a room telling everyone over and over again that everything was lost and to just give up on the election... :-/

No, but he did insist on doing things by the book.

And he got the girl.

re: #13 pat

Who is Eeyore?

That EIDE_whatzitz guy. I forget his exact nick, but it starts with EIDE_

re: #14 Moe Katz

Cutest nose ever.

re: #16 Moe Katz

EIDE_Interface

Not savage_n.?

re: #16 Moe Katz

EIDE_Interface

Ah, you beat me to it. Hehe.

re: #8 Moe Katz

?

The guy that is too dumb for his own good.

re: #11 Moe Katz

Yeah, but he almost always manages to jerk someone's chain and the fun begins anew.

And then it devolves into an Eddy thread. Dull as watching paint dry.

Thanks for finding the latest version, Syrah- that's twice now I've gotten it from you.

Karl Rove Reacts to the No Vote on the Bailout!

Unbelievable must listen to this... from John Gibson show also on [Link: homepage.mac.com...]

re: #23 Wyatt Earp

The guy that is too dumb for his own good.

And lurking in this thread dinging comments.

If only Eeyore would have used his powers for Niceness instead of Evil.

re: #27 Sharmuta

And lurking in this thread dinging comments.

And not in a good way. However will you get to sleep?

re: #12 NomadOfNorad

Maxwell Smart never came into a room telling everyone over and over again that everything was lost and to just give up on the election... :-/

Anyone so swayed by polls and statistics deserves what they get.

Of course I come from a long line of people who when they are told that all is lost and it is over, stand the hell up and say "in a pig's eye" and "over be damned" and "watch while I do it."

LOL- so pathetic.

Drinking can cause gloom, but it rarely causes obsessive behavior.

re: #8 Moe Katz

re: #24 Syrah

re: #27 Sharmuta

I took care of GAZEs down dings for ya.

re: #13 pat

Who is Eeyore?

Eeyore

re: #16 Moe Katz

EIDE_Interface

LOL

^{_{/fastest drive-by EVUH! ! !}}

G'nite, {Lizards}!

¦·o ^{_{zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz}}

re: #32 pat

Drinking can cause gloom, but it rarely causes obsessive behavior.

It causes excessive tinkling, though.

"The old bulletproof cummerbund in the tuxedo trick."

re: #33 x-wing

re: #24 Syrah

re: #27 Sharmuta

I took care of GAZEs down dings for ya.

Thanks!

re: #30 galloping granny

Anyone so swayed by polls and statistics deserves what they get.

Of course I come from a long line of people who when they are told that all is lost and it is over, stand the hell up and say "in a pig's eye" and "over be damned" and "watch while I do it."

isn't that really the American way?

/all the quiters stayed over -----------------> there.

re: #27 Sharmuta

And lurking in this thread dinging comments.

Too much time on his hands. :D

And we'll keeping upticking all the posts he dings. :^D

re: #33 x-wing

re: #24 Syrah

re: #27 Sharmuta

I took care of GAZEs down dings for ya.

Thanks! You're a pal.

re: #36 Abu Al-Poopypants

LOL- even the quotes are cracking me up.

Zis is KAOS, ve don't down-ding here!

re: #6 Mel Lono

I couldn't wait to get here tonight! Let the games begin. Speaking of games, I found out I'm channeling JFK!

Leadership Test

then you can stay away from the wife when we meet.

/ %-)

re: #38 redc1c4

Eidy didn't like that.

[Link: www.wouldyoubelieve.com...]

re: #32 pat

Drinking can cause gloom, but it rarely causes obsessive behavior.

And not drinking can cause even more gloom.

I'll go for the "less gloom" option.

re: #44 Sharmuta

Eidy didn't like that.

Tough titties! :D :D :D

What gets me is he knows everyone hates it and he's even getting a kick out of that. I'm coming around to seeing it more like Sharmuta does. He's trolling.

Speaking of gloom, has the economy cratered yet?

Joe Biden = Maxwell Smart

Morning Lizards

re: #49 Fenway_Nation

According to 3wood we're loing a trillion a day , give or take a billion.

re: #48 Moe Katz

What gets me is he knows everyone hates it and he's even getting a kick out of that. I'm coming around to seeing it more like Sharmuta does. He's trolling.

Around since 2004, thousands of comments posted, and now this?

Trading on Micex has been halted.

re: #47 NomadOfNorad

Tough titties! :D :D :D

Uh, what does Hillary have to do with it?

re: #16 Moe Katz

EIDE_Interface

that's an insult to the real Eeyore, and to all of his fans.
true story: i had a cow-orker whom, although grown and with fa,mily, was a Pooh fan. her cell @ w*rk was covered in Pooh, etc....

i came back from lunch one day to find the day's page from the calendar on my keyboard.

it was Eeyore, looking as optimistic as ever, observing that "if enthusiasm is contagious, i am immune." said cartoon had a place on honor in my cell until the day i was fired, and i have it still.

re: #38 redc1c4

isn't that really the American way?

/all the quiters stayed over -----------------> there.

Exactly! Though that had not dawned on me before. Thanks for expanding my view. I'll be using that with the kiddo.

I was thinking of my Grandma, who had what they used to call "milk leg" after her third child was born and was told she would never walk again. She did. Needed a special shoe, but she kept right on keeping on on both feet to 95.

And my Dad, both legs broken in WWII. He too, told he would never walk again. 87. Still walking. Though slowly.

And myself. Nearly 3 decades ago I drifted out of a coma to see two doctors in white coats standing at the end of my bed, where one said to the other "this one isn't going to make it." I did. With my entire upper right side paralyzed. I would never use it again they said. I do. I sent the doctor who was so hot to do surgery a picture of me turning on cartwheel on both arms about a year and a half later and I'm typing with that "paralyzed" right arm this very minute.

One thing that has always been a mantra in my family - You might not win, but winners never quit and quitters never win.

re: #53 cliffster

Around since 2004, thousands of comments posted, and now this?

They can't wrap their little minds around the fact that I'm not a troll. I might be a quitter, but I'm not a troll.

re: #50 HelloDare

Joe Biden = Maxwell Smart

You take that back! I'll not let such slurs against the late Don Adams or even Steve Carrell go unprotested!

@ #49

not yet. check in around noon.

but seriously, america will survive. all this panic on wall street doesn't impress me. things will work out, with or without congress.

re: #44 Sharmuta

Eidy didn't like that.

well, here's a rotating pastry for him:

/me rolls doughnut down the walk

he knows what to do, i just doubt he's capable. %-)

#50 HelloDare

Joe Biden = Maxwell Smart

I never thought of that but close...very close.

re: #58 EIDE_Interface

They can't wrap their little minds around the fact that I'm not a troll. I might be a quitter, but I'm not a troll.

That makes you more stupid, not less. Why is it fun for you to hang out, trying to get a reaction from people? How much of a loser do you have to be to sit in here in the middle of the night acting like that?

re: #61 redc1c4

he knows what to do, i just doubt he's capable. %-)

You have to admit, that's a difficult feat to pull off.

re: #43 redc1c4

then you can stay away from the wife when we meet.

/ %-)

marilyn

Not to be picky, but does she look like this? Can't wait for weet time.

Barack Obama: Latté Mugabe or Mussolini with melanin?

So how is this financial madness going to affect me, the little guy?

I just got my first credit card on Saturday but haven't used it yet. I have a net worth in the low three digits, no loans, one crappy car, and a bunch of firearms. I've recently started my own small business but it's VERY small, haven't even made business cards yet...

Roommate is really good with her money, she has a bulletproof job in a bankruptcy office, her only debt is car payments... Only about $1000 in her newly-opened IRA...

We're already poor... There is some food in the fridge. Are we going to die?

re: #53 cliffster

Around since 2004, thousands of comments posted, and now this?

That's why he's been given the benefit of the doubt to the extent he has. But the recent pattern is pretty sustained and consistent.

re: #49 Fenway_Nation

Speaking of gloom, has the economy cratered yet?

When it does,,the tax payer will be the last to know.

re: #60 hack

@ #49

not yet. check in around noon.

but seriously, america will survive. all this panic on wall street doesn't impress me. things will work out, with or without congress.

As far as I have seen in my lifetime, things tend to work out faster and better without the "help" of Congress than they do with it.

re: #48 Moe Katz

What gets me is he knows everyone hates it and he's even getting a kick out of that. I'm coming around to seeing it more like Sharmuta does. He's trolling.

what i've been saying for awhile............

/he didn't like those comments either, but then again, he's a lame troll.

re: #60 hack

@ #49

not yet. check in around noon.

but seriously, america will survive. all this panic on wall street doesn't impress me. things will work out, with or without congress.

I predict a small buying spree on Wall Street in the next session. And once the slide is over, I predict a HUGE buying spree.

Buy low, sell high!

re: #63 cliffster

That makes you more stupid, not less. Why is it fun for you to hang out, trying to get a reaction from people? How much of a loser do you have to be to sit in here in the middle of the night acting like that?

Well I'm depressed. Dianna was right about that.

re: #69 Oldasdirt

When it does,,the tax payer will be the last to know.

Not necessarily. If you get the Fox business channel, Neil Cavuto said earlier today that they would be on live all night to keep folks current on what was going on financially in the international markets.

re: #68 Moe Katz

That's why he's been given the benefit of the doubt to the extent he has. But the recent pattern is pretty sustained and consistent.

Ah, sure. Sleeper troll right?

re: #65 Mel Lono

marilyn

Not to be picky, but does she look like this? Can't wait for weet time.

not exactly: mine's above ground.

/yes, i went there. %-)

re: #58 EIDE_Interface

They can't wrap their little minds around the fact that I'm not a troll. I might be a quitter, but I'm not a troll.

I suspect you're going to be eating crow come November 5th. :P

re: #75 EIDE_Interface

Ah, sure. Lame troll right?

edited for accuracy.

re: #67 Pawn of the Oppressor

So how is this financial madness going to affect me, the little guy?

I just got my first credit card on Saturday but haven't used it yet. I have a net worth in the low three digits, no loans, one crappy car, and a bunch of firearms. I've recently started my own small business but it's VERY small, haven't even made business cards yet...

Roommate is really good with her money, she has a bulletproof job in a bankruptcy office, her only debt is car payments... Only about $1000 in her newly-opened IRA...

We're already poor... There is some food in the fridge. Are we going to die?

Buy gold. Then ammo.

Where can I find a Barney Frank pinata?

re: #67 Pawn of the Oppressor

So how is this financial madness going to affect me, the little guy?

I just got my first credit card on Saturday but haven't used it yet. I have a net worth in the low three digits, no loans, one crappy car, and a bunch of firearms.

We're already poor... There is some food in the fridge. Are we going to die?

If you have a .22, and a popcorn popper, and there are squirrels about... probably not.

A Huckaboy will survive.

re: #77 NomadOfNorad

I suspect you're going to be eating crow come November 5th. :P

I'd love to eat that crow. But it's not going to happen.

a) McCain is absolutely incompetent
b) The MSM is in the tank for Obama. Ann Althouse has a post up right now proving it.
c) I have no faith in any polilticians. My own Rep sounded like an absolute fool after the vote today. It's like GOD, why am I afflicted with these idiots?

Goodnight all.

Some amusement on the Megan McArdle The politics of the bill thread.

I think a few Lizards other than just myself were having some sport with the Dems over there.

It's worth a scan if you want a quick and dirty preview of how the left will try to spin Nancy's Epic Fail on the Black Monday Bailout Vote.

I think that something stinks about the vote. There were too darned many Dems from rock solid safe seats voting against the bill for me to believe that everything was on the up and up. I have some doubts about it all in a something is rotten in Denmark sort of way.

Time will tell the tale. It could be that Nancy really is just that incompetent.

Again, Goodnight.

re: #67 Pawn of the Oppressor

if it goes bad, firearms, ammo and reloading gear are your best investment....

until then, don't panic.

(too much, anyway. %-)

re: #80 OtisMyMan

Where can I find a Barney Frank pinata?

Barney Frank's involvement with questionable mortgage lending practices is making me home-o-phobic.

re: #71 redc1c4

what i've been saying for awhile............

/he didn't like those comments either, but then again, he's a lame troll.

Others are finally join our way of thinking, but he really needs to be put on GAZE. He just wants attention, and even negative attention will do.

re: #82 EIDE_Interface

I'd love to eat that crow. But it's not going to happen.

a) McCain is absolutely incompetent
b) The MSM is in the tank for Obama. Ann Althouse has a post up right now proving it.
c) I have no faith in any polilticians. My own Rep sounded like an absolute fool after the vote today. It's like GOD, why am I afflicted with these idiots?

because they are just like you, and therefore your perfect representative?

/first guess

I have jumped out of my window twice tonight,2 and 1/2 feet to ground.
But that second time hurt.Damn holley bushes.

re: #71 redc1c4

Yes, I've completely lost sympathy with him. So many people tonight almost begging him to stop, and he doesn't give a flying fuck how he is affecting them. No sympathy.

re: #79 Mel Lono

Buy gold. Then ammo.

Buy ammo. Then stocks in food companies. People always have to eat. Kraft and General Mills aren't hitting the skids any time soon. Rack up some cash and buy land. God isn't making any more of that. If you can't sell it you can always live on it, grow enough food to feed yourself on it or just sit and look at it.

You people just now figuring out that sociopath moby-troll EIDE?

re: #79 Mel Lono

Buy gold. Then ammo.

And make some wine and/or beer.

No matter how bad things may get, there will always be a market for ammo, alcohol, and precious metals.

Black Powder and Alcohol

re: #52 x-wing

According to 3wood we're loing a trillion a day , give or take a billion.

We definitely lost more than a trillion yesterday, the House No vote already cost us more than the "plan".

/and now we're going to multiply that mistake daily for a while starting tomorrow

re: #82 EIDE_Interface

I'd love to eat that crow. But it's not going to happen.

a) McCain is absolutely incompetent
b) The MSM is in the tank for Obama. Ann Althouse has a post up right now proving it.
c) I have no faith in any polilticians. My own Rep sounded like an absolute fool after the vote today. It's like GOD, why am I afflicted with these idiots?

Who's your Rep.?

Remember this if you start to forget how evil the Obama machine is

re: #83 Syrah

Goodnight all.

Some amusement on the Megan McArdle The politics of the bill thread.

I think a few Lizards other than just myself were having some sport with the Dems over there.

It's worth a scan if you want a quick and dirty preview of how the left will try to spin Nancy's Epic Fail on the Black Monday Bailout Vote.

I think that something stinks about the vote. There were too darned many Dems from rock solid safe seats voting against the bill for me to believe that everything was on the up and up. I have some doubts about it all in a something is rotten in Denmark sort of way.

Time will tell the tale. It could be that Nancy really is just that incompetent.

Again, Goodnight.

There are NO rock solid safe seats for the members of the House this november. Every single one of them is up for reelection. The only ones that are "safe" from the wrath of their constituents are the few running unopposed. And they can still be recalled.

re: #89 Moe Katz

Yes, I've completely lost sympathy with him. So many people tonight almost begging him to stop, and he doesn't give a flying fuck how he is affecting them. No sympathy.

Affecting who? Sharmuta has dehumanized me for the last month on these comment threads. Out of respect to Dianna, I won't be pessimistic while she's around.

re: #79 Mel Lono

Buy gold. Then ammo.

if you have ammo, you can get gold.

/practical

re: #52 x-wing

Are you ready for my crazy-ass consiracy theory of the night? I'm thinking enough congresscritters are dragging their feet on this and buying up stock for just about anything at bargain-basement prices before approving whatever version the latest bailout proposal entails, then divesting themselves of the stock once it regains its value.

I've also been suspicious of this proposal from the outset. Yes, I think something needs to be done, but not while flinging $100,000,000 at ACORN or surreptitously including some moratorium on shale oil exploration. Just the simple 'Pass this! PASS THIS NOW!' tone with which it's being viewed with makes me think it's chock full of things we (taxpayers or investors) wouldn't want there in 12 months.....

re: #93 Killian Bundy

We definitely lost more than a trillion yesterday, the House No vote already cost us more than the "plan".

/and now we're going to multiply that mistake daily for a while starting tomorrow

Wheeeeeeeeeeee!

/////

re: #91 Meremortal

You people just now figuring out that sociopath moby-troll EIDE?

Well I tend to give people a tremendous amount of leeway, it's a principle of mine. But enough is enough.

re: #91 Meremortal

You people just now figuring out that sociopath moby-troll EIDE?

Nope- know it for weeks, myself.

re: #82 EIDE_Interface

I'd love to eat that crow. But it's not going to happen.

a) McCain is absolutely incompetent
b) The MSM is in the tank for Obama. Ann Althouse has a post up right now proving it.
c) I have no faith in any polilticians. My own Rep sounded like an absolute fool after the vote today. It's like GOD, why am I afflicted with these idiots?

I have a sneaking suspicion that God has other plans come this November. :D

Is this the week when the enemy within became more of a threat than the enemy without?

re: #97 EIDE_Interface

You're the one who called McCain scum tonight. You've made your own bed and it has nothing to do with me.

re: #103 NomadOfNorad

I have a sneaking suspicion that God has other plans come this November. :D

I'm an atheist. We only make our own fate by our actions. Counting on a mystical superbeing to bail you out is not going to help.

re: #103 NomadOfNorad

I have a sneaking suspicion that God has other plans come this November. :D

He always has other plans. But, you can still tell Him yours if you want to give Him a good laugh.

re: #92 victor_yugo

And make some wine and/or beer.

No matter how bad things may get, there will always be a market for ammo, alcohol, and precious metals.

Black Powder and Alcohol

Hmmmm... you watching this thing on History Channel about moonshiners like I am? :D :D :D

re: #97 EIDE_Interface

Somebody quick, call the whaaaaaambulance

re: #90 galloping granny

Buy ammo. Then stocks in food companies. People always have to eat. Kraft and General Mills aren't hitting the skids any time soon. Rack up some cash and buy land. God isn't making any more of that. If you can't sell it you can always live on it, grow enough food to feed yourself on it or just sit and look at it.

I stand corrected. Land would be a good idea. The question is where? I'm thinking Australia, maybe do awalkabout.

re: #105 Sharmuta

You're the one who called McCain scum tonight. You've made your own bed and it has nothing to do with me.

You started calling me a moby/troll from the night of the Palin speech. Deal with it.

re: #111 EIDE_Interface

You started calling me a moby/troll from the night of the Palin speech. Deal with it.

Yeah- because you called her and her family White Trash. Now McCain is scum. You are not worthy to kiss John or Sarah's asses.

re: #97 EIDE_Interface

Affecting who? Sharmuta has dehumanized me for the last month on these comment threads. Out of respect to Dianna, I won't be pessimistic while she's around.

nice of you to blame Sharmuta for *your* actions.....

/sucks to be you, don't it?

At least 2 reasons McCain is scum:

1. He supported amenesty
2. In 1998, McCain made a joke during a speech at a Republican fundraiser about President Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, saying: "Why is Chelsea Clinton so ugly? Because her father is Janet Reno."[66] The joke was thought so offensive that many newspapers declined to print it verbatim;[66

re: #102 Sharmuta

Nope- know it for weeks, myself.

I knew that Shar, almost mentioned you in the post...and should have given you credit.

Meremortal:: Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 9:40:54 pm
Attention you lizard friends. I've been here since the memo days, years before I registered to post. I often read posting records to learn the various agendas, good and bad, of posters. EIDEInterface is a sociopathic manipulative moby and should be shunned. Carry on.
---------

We are all revealed by our posting records.

GAZE

re: #99 Fenway_Nation

I would not call that crazy-ass. Right now I could believe alot of things. This housing thing has been brewing for 2 years and now all of the sudden it hits the fan this hard.

/I was born in the dark,but it wasn't last night

re: #106 EIDE_Interface

I'm an atheist. We only make our own fate by our actions. Counting on a mystical superbeing to bail you out is not going to help.

God: The Ultimate Autobiography
(Holy Ghost-written by Jeremy Pascall)

Featuring:

* THE TRUTH ABOUT ADAM AND EVE, and why they were fired from the world's first theme park.
* SODOM AND GOMORRAH: THE CITIES OF SIN, including street plans, good food guides and listings of the best clubs, discos, and bars. And why compulsory demolition orders were placed on all of them.
* BEGETTING: THE DO'S AND DON'T'S, including why you shouldn't covet your neighbor's ass.

And exclusively revealing:

* The Eleventh Commandment!
* That pigs were *meant* to fly, and rhinos were designed to live under stones!
* That the sky should have been called "Waxtl" but Adam couldn't pronounce it!

Plus a word for any atheists among you: "Wrong!"

re: #110 Mel Lono

I stand corrected. Land would be a good idea. The question is where? I'm thinking Australia, maybe do awalkabout.

I'm not so sure where is important. More like where not. Not on the coast - too high priced. Not in the desert - too hard to grow crops. Not in the path of a future highway. Probably get taken by imminent domain.

re: #111 EIDE_Interface

You started calling me a moby/troll from the night of the Palin speech. Deal with it.

I feel sorry for you that you have nothing better in your life than to hang out here and act like a 6 year old child being a brat. What a waste.

re: #97 EIDE_Interface

Affecting who? Sharmuta has dehumanized me for the last month on these comment threads. Out of respect to Dianna, I won't be pessimistic while she's around.

If you can stifle it when Dianna is around, why do you find it necessary to inflict the lamentations of Jeremiah on everyone else? Read everything addressed to you on the last thread. Print all of these posts. Think about what these people are saying.... how you are affecting them, how you are making them feel. Do you have any control over that?

re: #108 NomadOfNorad

Hmmmm... you watching this thing on History Channel about moonshiners like I am? :D :D :D

Nope, just a closet Leslie Fish fan.

/oops

re: #106 EIDE_Interface

I'm an atheist. We only make our own fate by our actions. Counting on a mystical superbeing to bail you out is not going to help.

Dude, get a faith! It might help you with your condition.

re: #115 Meremortal

I knew that Shar, almost mentioned you in the post...and should have given you credit.

Meremortal:: Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 9:40:54 pm
Attention you lizard friends. I've been here since the memo days, years before I registered to post. I often read posting records to learn the various agendas, good and bad, of posters. EIDEInterface is a sociopathic manipulative moby and should be shunned. Carry on.
---------

Talk about dehumanzing.

re: #114 EIDE_Interface

At least 2 reasons McCain is scum:

1. He supported amenesty
2. In 1998, McCain made a joke during a speech at a Republican fundraiser about President Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, saying: "Why is Chelsea Clinton so ugly? Because her father is Janet Reno."[66] The joke was thought so offensive that many newspapers declined to print it verbatim;[66

You are an utter fool.

re: #106 EIDE_Interface

I'm an atheist. We only make our own fate by our actions. Counting on a mystical superbeing to bail you out is not going to help.

Doesn't particularly surprise me. The fact that you DON'T have faith is demonstrated BY the fact you're so pessimistic today.

re: #121 Moe Katz

If you can stifle it when Dianna is around, why do you find it necessary to inflict the lamentations of Jeremiah on everyone else? Read everything addressed to you on the last thread. Print all of these posts. Think about what these people are saying.... how you are affecting them, how you are making them feel. Do you have any control over that?

She's the only one who treated me like a human being. The rest of you starting with Sharmuta dehumanized me and kept at it.

Did the Great Lizard put the mute button on yet?

re: #109 x-wing

Somebody quick, call the whaaaaaambulance

LOL

re: #110 Mel Lono

I stand corrected. Land would be a good idea. The question is where? I'm thinking Australia, maybe do awalkabout.

Nope. They have lost their weapons. When the second amendment goes, the others will follow in swift order. I firmly believe we are 3 acts away from a revolution at all times. Perhaps gas prices is the first. The bailout could possibly be the second. Come for our guns..........you better come a'shooting.

re: #106 EIDE_Interface

I'm an atheist. We only make our own fate by our actions. Counting on a mystical superbeing to bail you out is not going to help.

so now that you've, to quote Mandy, "fu*cked yourself" here, what are your plans

GPS? FOAD? ESAD? TAFFARD? GFY?
not that we care, mind you, because you're simply not that important.

we just want to see you do one or more of the above..... %-)

re: #101 Moe Katz

Well I tend to give people a tremendous amount of leeway, it's a principle of mine. But enough is enough.

I hear you, respect the concept and congratulate your illumination in this matter.

I usually leave the area when EIDE takes over a thread. It's just no fun nor interesting when EIDE is around. Other moby/trolls like Gordon or Le Trole were at least entertaining.

Bye all.

re: #127 EIDE_Interface

She's the only one who treated me like a human being. The rest of you starting with Sharmuta dehumanized me and kept at it.

That is utterly untrue, because I have not treated you badly.

re: #110 Mel Lono

I stand corrected. Land would be a good idea. The question is where? I'm thinking Australia, maybe do awalkabout.

can't won guns there.... better to stay here and fight it out.

/last, best hope and all that.

Oh good Lord, EIDE_Interface has decided to take over another thread and make it about himself.

Can we all just agree to ignore him? So that he goes away?

re: #127 EIDE_Interface

She's the only one who treated me like a human being. The rest of you starting with Sharmuta dehumanized me and kept at it.

I have NOT. I have treated you like a mensch and explained over and over to you that you were pissing people off. So have quite a few others. You have to take responsibility for the way you are impacting people, no one is setting out to depersonalize you.

re: #133 galloping granny

That is utterly untrue, because I have not treated you badly.

Allright, you and Dianna then.

No one can find a single instance that I ever called anyone here a name. All the abuse has been one-way.

re: #99 Fenway_Nation

Are you ready for my crazy-ass consiracy theory of the night? I'm thinking enough congresscritters are dragging their feet on this and buying up stock for just about anything at bargain-basement prices before approving whatever version the latest bailout proposal entails, then divesting themselves of the stock once it regains its value.

I've also been suspicious of this proposal from the outset. Yes, I think something needs to be done, but not while flinging $100,000,000 at ACORN or surreptitously including some moratorium on shale oil exploration. Just the simple 'Pass this! PASS THIS NOW!' tone with which it's being viewed with makes me think it's chock full of things we (taxpayers or investors) wouldn't want there in 12 months.....

perfect paranoia is perfect awareness.

i don;t have a hard time living with at least some of this idea.

(and isn't *that* a shame? %-)

re: #131 redc1c4

so now that you've, to quote Mandy, "fu*cked yourself" here, what are your plans

GPS? FOAD? ESAD? TAFFARD? GFY?
not that we care, mind you, because you're simply not that important.

we just want to see you do one or more of the above..... %-)

OMGWTFBBQ

And why, on the most visceral level, I oppose any government bailout:

TANSTAAFL

BBC:Japan's Nikkei index ended Tuesday down 4.1%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng had lost 2.4% in late trading.

Meanwhile, in Russia all trading has been suspended on the country's two main stock markets.

Well, weet dreams, fellow lizards... I'm powering off and heading to bed here shortly...

re: #134 redc1c4

can't won guns there.... better to stay here and fight it out.

/last, best hope and all that.

WTF? No guns? What about those nasty roos and crocs and spiders and God knows what else....

Instead of sitting here arguing, go watch this -

This is by the same guy as did the Bad Company videos. And if it is as well documented as those, this is downright chilling.

Don't someone here know how to ping Ed's IP?

re: #124 EIDE_Interface

Talk about dehumanzing.

you misspelled "accurate".

here to help!

re: #137 EIDE_Interface

Allright, you and Dianna then.

No one can find a single instance that I ever called anyone here a name. All the abuse has been one-way.

You need to take responsibility for how you are affecting people. I'd like to see you come on LGF for a week and just try to get up-dings. Just as an exercise. You might like it the results.

Cone of Silence

re: #141 NomadOfNorad

Well, weet dreams, fellow lizards... I'm powering off and heading to bed here shortly...

G'night nomad, weet dreams!

re: #145 redc1c4

you misspelled "accurate".

here to help!

ROFL!

re: #148 Moe Katz

G'night nomad, weet dreams!

Nite, Moe Katz.

re: #146 Moe Katz

You need to take responsibility for how you are affecting people. I'd like to see you come on LGF for a week and just try to get up-dings. Just as an exercise. You might like it the results.

I might just try that. It's not like I'm gaining any friends with my pessimistic outlook. But it's just so bad that I can't hold it in. It's like the MSM pollution has caused this tidal wave of toxic sludge that has battered my defenses to such an extent.

re: #114 EIDE_Interface

At least 2 reasons McCain is scum:

1. He supported amenesty
2. In 1998, McCain made a joke during a speech at a Republican fundraiser about President Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, saying: "Why is Chelsea Clinton so ugly? Because her father is Janet Reno."[66] The joke was thought so offensive that many newspapers declined to print it verbatim;[66

His support for amnesty may be our saving grace, in that many Latinos might not reject a McCain ticket.

And that Clinton joke is rude, but funny.

re: #137 EIDE_Interface

Allright, you and Dianna then.

No one can find a single instance that I ever called anyone here a name. All the abuse has been one-way.

But you call Mac scum And Palin white trash,and you want us to show you any kind of respect.

Off I go to zzzz-land. Thanks for fighting the good fight. Night

Oh, brother.

re: #127 EIDE_Interface

She's the only one who treated me like a human being. The rest of you starting with Sharmuta dehumanized me and kept at it.

dude: i'm a Usenet veteran of the great flame wars of olde, and you're just a sad lame troll. your stench is detectable upwind and you fool only those souls given to kindness.

you have dehumanized yourself, and sympathy is in the dictionary, right between "shit" & "syphilis", which is what it's worth and all you'll get here.

you should ask for the stick as a mercy in your hour of need.

/but you don't have the cojones for that, do you?

re: #151 EIDE_Interface

I might just try that. It's not like I'm gaining any friends with my pessimistic outlook. But it's just so bad that I can't hold it in. It's like the MSM pollution has caused this tidal wave of toxic sludge that has battered my defenses to such an extent.

There's a solution to that. Don't listen to the MSM or read moonbat websites.
Stay on a healthy diet of Rush, Laura, Sean, LGF and Free Republic.

re: #155 Sharmuta
Where art thou?

re: #156 redc1c4

you should ask for the stick as a mercy in your hour of need.

/but you don't have the cojones for that, do you?

I do, if she's cute enough. ;-)

re: #140 Abu Al-Poopypants

BBC:Japan's Nikkei index ended Tuesday down 4.1%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng had lost 2.4% in late trading.

Meanwhile, in Russia all trading has been suspended on the country's two main stock markets.

Yiiipppeeeeee!

If we're gonna go down, I want everyone eles to go down harder.

/eat that Putie Poot

re: #151 EIDE_Interface

I might just try that. It's not like I'm gaining any friends with my pessimistic outlook. But it's just so bad that I can't hold it in. It's like the MSM pollution has caused this tidal wave of toxic sludge that has battered my defenses to such an extent.

/me hands the whiner a Chaplain's chit....

no one cares.

re: #151 EIDE_Interface

I might just try that. It's not like I'm gaining any friends with my pessimistic outlook. But it's just so bad that I can't hold it in. It's like the MSM pollution has caused this tidal wave of toxic sludge that has battered my defenses to such an extent.

I think you should get some help. I believe you when you say you are depressed. But antagonizing everyone and isolating yourself will only make it worse. Why call McCain a scum? What reaction do you expect to get with something like that? Before you post, think about what the reaction is going to be.

LGF is not a clinic. LGF is not a therapy support group.

ASIA MARKETS
Stocks off lows on hopes bailout may be revived

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Asian markets pared steep losses Tuesday on hopes that U.S. lawmakers will reconsider a $700 billion financial-sector bailout they rejected overnight.

The expectations strengthened after stocks record losses on Wall Street overnight, triggering a similar sell-off in Asia.
Global leaders, including Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, and U.S. companies such as Microsoft Corp. (MSFT:Microsoft Corporation
MSFT 25.01, -1.56, -5.9%) also urged the lawmakers to reconsider the bailout plan to help restore stability in global financial markets.

. . .

In Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 Average recently dropped 3.4% to 11,345.05 after falling as low as 11,160.83 earlier in the day. The broader Topix index fell 3.1% to 1,092.42.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was recently down 2.4% at 17,447.66, coming off the day's low at 16,799.29. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index fell 3.8% to 8,615.61.
Taiwan's Taiex, which slid more than 6% earlier in the session, was recently down 4.3% at 5,674.91, as trading resumed after a holiday.

It's still bad and the Asian markets haven't closed yet, but it's not as bad as it was earlier.

/let's all pray this upbeat attitude spreads to Europe later this morning, because our Congress ain't back in session until Wednesday at the earliest

re: #144 Oldasdirt

Don't someone here know how to ping Ed's IP?

For what?

re: #151 EIDE_Interface

I might just try that. It's not like I'm gaining any friends with my pessimistic outlook. But it's just so bad that I can't hold it in. It's like the MSM pollution has caused this tidal wave of toxic sludge that has battered my defenses to such an extent.

Let me try another tack. What is your favorite "Rubber Soul" song and why? I'm guessing Nowhere Man but enlighten me.

///know me

re: #152 Colonel Panik

His support for amnesty may be our saving grace, in that many Latinos might not reject a McCain ticket.

And that Clinton joke is rude, but funny.

she was a homely chile, definitely her mother's daughter, until she could afford good surgery and time away from the cameras......

still, what sane dude would want them for in-laws?

re: #164 Killian Bundy

ASIA MARKETS
Stocks off lows on hopes bailout may be revived

It's still bad and the Asian markets haven't closed yet, but it's not as bad as it was earlier.

/let's all pray this upbeat attitude spreads to Europe later this morning, because our Congress ain't back in session until Wednesday at the earliest

And that might just be a blessing in disguise.

re: #153 x-wing

But you call Mac scum And Palin white trash,and you want us to show you any kind of respect.

And concedes the election in September. He's quit on America. I can't respect that.

re: #137 EIDE_Interface

All the abuse has been one-way.

/gee, think there might be a reason for that?

One more linky before beddy-bye....

Don't know if this has been posted before, but a doomsday fantasy formulation of Melanie Phillip's earlier lament, from the brilliantly wicked David Kahane: The Screw Alinsky Letters: Wormwood redux.

re: #163 Sharmuta

LGF is not a clinic. LGF is not a therapy support group.

Amen Sister! Preach on!

not that it's church either, by most standards anyway. %-)

re: #165 galloping granny

For what?

shits & grins?

(ELINT)

re: #163 Sharmuta

LGF is not a clinic. LGF is not a therapy support group.

I know i feel better when i read stuff here.Well,,except for the special Ed guy.

re: #166 Mel Lono

Let me try another tack. What is your favorite "Rubber Soul" song and why? I'm guessing Nowhere Man but enlighten me.

///know me

"In My Life" - it has a wistful quality to it.

re: #142 Mel Lono

WTF? No guns? What about those nasty roos and crocs and spiders and God knows what else....

Aussies can own rifles and shotguns, just no semi autos. Bolt action and lever action rifles, and break open shotguns...I think pumps might have been banned.

PIstols can be owned as well but with a lot of bureaucratic restrictions.

The gun laws vary from state to state with Queensland being the least restrictive, IIRC. Queensland is where most of the crocs are BTW.

I've talked to a few Aussies here in Phoenix at the ranges who have told me not everyone turned their semi-autos in. There are probably a lot of L1A1's, AR-15's, Valmets and Ruger Mini-14's coated in cosmoline, sealed in plastic, and buried for the time when they might really be needed under that red Aussie dirt.

re: #174 Oldasdirt

Yes- we do support each other in many ways, but that's not what I meant. Eide needs clinical help and that's not what LGF is for.

re: #159 victor_yugo

I do, if she's cute enough. ;-)

you're offering to do Eddie, to improve it's mood?

you're either a noble and selfless lizard, or a world class pervert.

either way, i stand in awe.......

(backed into a corner. %-)

re: #165 galloping granny
Give him his IP,,and mabey run him off? We do it where i fly online.The guy that runs the site knows how.

re: #172 redc1c4

Amen Sister! Preach on!

not that it's church either, by most standards anyway. %-)

The Church of What's Happenin' Now!

re: #168 galloping granny

And that might just be a blessing in disguise.

They have to do something ASAP.

/this is a much bigger and more systemic problem that the Federal Reserve and Treasury can staunch without help, the consequences are already manifesting themselves

re: #174 Oldasdirt

I know i feel better when i read stuff here.Well,,except for the special Ed guy.

more informed and less alone, maybe. better? that depends.....

re: #16 Moe Katz

EIDE_Interface

EIDE_Inyourface?

re: #152 Colonel Panik

His support for amnesty may be our saving grace, in that many Latinos might not reject a McCain ticket.

And that Clinton joke is rude, but funny.

Many Latinos support McCain - including this guy - one of the hottest tickets around in Latin music these days.

re: #178 redc1c4

you're either a noble and selfless lizard, or a world class pervert.

either way, i stand in awe.......

(backed into a corner. %-)

Oh, wow, redc1c4 in awe of little ol' me?

/the latter

re: #143 galloping granny

Instead of sitting here arguing, go watch this -

[Link: www.youtube.com...]

This is by the same guy as did the Bad Company videos. And if it is as well documented as those, this is downright chilling.

I've been reading about all this stuff tonight, and I just watched this - I think my head is gong to explode.

John McCain has got to save us from this man. I hope the old Navy vet has one more tough fight in him.

re: #175 EIDE_Interface

"In My Life" - it has a wistful quality to it.

In my Life

For all to hear, then.

re: #176 Colonel Panik

Aussies can own rifles and shotguns, just no semi autos. Bolt action and lever action rifles, and break open shotguns...I think pumps might have been banned.

PIstols can be owned as well but with a lot of bureaucratic restrictions.

The gun laws vary from state to state with Queensland being the least restrictive, IIRC. Queensland is where most of the crocs are BTW.

I've talked to a few Aussies here in Phoenix at the ranges who have told me not everyone turned their semi-autos in. There are probably a lot of L1A1's, AR-15's, Valmets and Ruger Mini-14's coated in cosmoline, sealed in plastic, and buried for the time when they might really be needed under that red Aussie dirt.

No surprise there. Aussies come from the same stock Americans do.

r: #176 Colonel Panik

Aussies can own rifles and shotguns, just no semi autos. Bolt action and lever action rifles, and break open shotguns...I think pumps might have been banned.

PIstols can be owned as well but with a lot of bureaucratic restrictions.

The gun laws vary from state to state with Queensland being the least restrictive, IIRC. Queensland is where most of the crocs are BTW.

I've talked to a few Aussies here in Phoenix at the ranges who have told me not everyone turned their semi-autos in. There are probably a lot of L1A1's, AR-15's, Valmets and Ruger Mini-14's coated in cosmoline, sealed in plastic, and buried for the time when they might really be needed under that red Aussie dirt.

not the same thing as having them handy when you really do (not "be") need them. and besides, they *are* illegal, so the govt can do whatever they want to you when you dig them up. how many people are up for a full on revolution?

re: #152 Colonel Panik

His support for amnesty may be our saving grace, in that many Latinos might not reject a McCain ticket.

And that Clinton joke is rude, but funny.

Funny? its a riot.
As for Mccains stance on Amnesty, he realizes how difficult it will be to run them all out as long as businesses are willing to turn a blind eye. He wanted to fix the problem at the source, the people who hire and take advantage of them.
He had reasons, I just don't particularly agree with letting them stay.

re: #186 capitalist piglet

I've been reading about all this stuff tonight, and I just watched this - I think my head is gong to explode.

John McCain has got to save us from this man. I hope the old Navy vet has one more tough fight in him.

Don't forget to watch part 2.

re: #185 victor_yugo

Oh, wow, redc1c4 in awe of little ol' me?

/the latter

you always honor the threat.

then you move to neutralize and defeat it.....

/check 6! %-)

Thanks for the Ayers videos, I'll have to catch up on them when I get the chance.

re: #183 JeremyR

Funny that I allude to the Book of Lamentations and some cat named Jeremy appears! The name in its Hebrew form Yirmiyahu means "G-d will uplift"!

re: #176 Colonel Panik

In the memory bank. Thank you.

re: #194 Moe Katz

Funny that I allude to the Book of Lamentations and some cat named Jeremy appears! The name in its Hebrew form Yirmiyahu means "G-d will uplift"!

I can't believe in a god that would allow the Holocaust to happen.

re: #191 galloping granny

Don't forget to watch part 2.

There's a part two? Okay...I'll go find it. (I'm gonna have nightmares, granny.)

re: #189 redc1c4

r: #176 Colonel Panik

not the same thing as having them handy when you really do (not "be") need them. and besides, they *are* illegal, so the govt can do whatever they want to you when you dig them up. how many people are up for a full on revolution?

When a gajillion screaming Indonesian jihadis invade, I think the government will change it's tune pretty quick.

yoohoo galloping granny - thanks for the links to the videos, left an answer to your post including them in the prior thread - have a very good night and an even better morning dear lizards, all!

re: #196 EIDE_Interface

I can't believe in a god that would allow the Holocaust to happen.

Oy.

re: #194 Moe Katz

Funny that I allude to the Book of Lamentations and some cat named Jeremy appears! The name in its Hebrew form Yirmiyahu means "G-d will uplift"!

And my full name when slurred is Jeremiah.

re: #196 EIDE_Interface

I can't believe in a god that would allow the Holocaust to happen.

but then again, you've already said you don't believe......

re: #196 EIDE_Interface

I can't believe in a god that would allow the Holocaust to happen.

Do you believe in a God that allowed the world to happen?

re: #185 victor_yugo

Oh, wow, redc1c4 in awe of little ol' me?

/the latter

Hey if you're willing to take one for the team, you have my respect :>}

re: #201 JeremyR

And my full name when slurred is Jeremiah.

Yes!

re: #205 Moe Katz

Yes!

However, the claim that he was a bullfrog is disputed by scholars.

re: #203 Mel Lono

Do you believe in a God that allowed the world to happen?

I don't believe in any supernatural beings to begin with. If you study history, you'd know why humans came up with supernatural beings, because they didn't understand the forces of nature. Then later, some people cynically used their own people's superstitions to form priesthoods and so on. That's how organized religion came into being. I don't doubt that there are many true believers - but their superstitions are preyed upon by opportunistic priests/rabbis/imams.

re: #196 EIDE_Interface

I can't believe in a god that would allow the Holocaust to happen.

Would you rather cower before a GOD who is controling and strikes men dead for merely thinking an impure thought? GOD gave us free will. Bad things happen as a result. GOD is also JUST. in the end the bad get their just reward.

re: #181 Killian Bundy

They have to do something ASAP.

/this is a much bigger and more systemic problem that the Federal Reserve and Treasury can staunch without help, the consequences are already manifesting themselves

Killian, one thing I have learned over a long lifetime of crisis and disasters - societal, medical and personal - is that sometimes when everyone is running around like chickens with no heads screaming that the sky if falling and something MUST be done right this minute, the very best thing to do is to step back and breathe.

Frankly, the more that people scream that nobody understands and the sky if falling and some bill, any bill at any price, must be passed this very instant, the more convinced I become that this "crisis" is really just a manufactured event intending to stampede the public.

I repeat: it was predicted right here on these boards about 2.5 months ago by a fellow lizard that there would be a huge bank failure of at least one of the largest banks in the country (he specified top 4) on or around October 1. If he knew about it, then why the hell didn't the Feds know about it, and why was nothing put into the works 2.5 months ago?

re: #198 Colonel Panik

When a gajillion screaming Indonesian jihadis invade

Indo is like, North Aus right?

re: #181 Killian Bundy

They have to do something ASAP.

/this is a much bigger and more systemic problem that the Federal Reserve and Treasury can staunch without help, the consequences are already manifesting themselves

You are right, but...

The harder things fall, the more discussion there will be about this, and it will trace back to the Dems' fecklessness regarding the health of our Republic. Nancy and Dingy Harry can scream all they want, but the truth will out: the dominoes were lined up under the Dems' watch. If anything, the louder they scream, the more people will wonder about that famous quote from Shakespeare: "The lady doth protest too much, methinks."

Want proof? The wire from al-AP is already carrying the spin to cover the Dems' collective ass.

You can see that as "cutting off my nose to spite my face," or as "it's an ill wind that blows nobody good." Sadly, they both appear correct to me.

re: #197 capitalist piglet

There's a part two? Okay...I'll go find it. (I'm gonna have nightmares, granny.)

Better now than later. There is still time now.

re: #182 redc1c4

more informed and less alone, maybe. better? that depends.....

No! This place is very uplifting,It's like you know you not alone in your thoughts.Real people,not news people,or raidio people,but just everyday Americans,feeling the way you do about lots of subjects.Your voices make me feel stronger.

re: #206 Moe Katz

However, the claim that he was a bullfrog is disputed by scholars.

Never heard me sing have you? (neither has anyone else though.)

re: #190 JeremyR

Funny? its a riot.
As for Mccains stance on Amnesty, he realizes how difficult it will be to run them all out as long as businesses are willing to turn a blind eye. He wanted to fix the problem at the source, the people who hire and take advantage of them.
He had reasons, I just don't particularly agree with letting them stay.

Slowly but surely

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

re: #207 EIDE_Interface

Well this will blow your mind, then. I believe in parallel universes, string theory and that aliens have visited our planet, except it's just for a family reunion.

re: #207 EIDE_Interface

I don't believe in any supernatural beings to begin with. If you study history, you'd know why humans came up with supernatural beings, because they didn't understand the forces of nature. Then later, some people cynically used their own people's superstitions to form priesthoods and so on. That's how organized religion came into being. I don't doubt that there are many true believers - but their superstitions are preyed upon by opportunistic priests/rabbis/imams.

so, would you describe yourself as an atheist?

/just curious

re: #216 Mel Lono

Well this will blow your mind, then. I believe in parallel universes, string theory and that aliens have visited our planet, except it's just for a family reunion.

You believe in those things without any proof. String theory in particular has not a single shred of rock solid evidence to support it. In fact it's debatable to even call it a theory. I only believe in those things that are provable, graspable. Rock solid.

re: #217 redc1c4

so, would you describe yourself as an atheist?

/just curious

I already stated so earlier, no?

re: #213 Oldasdirt

No! This place is very uplifting,It's like you know you not alone in your thoughts.Real people,not news people,or raidio people,but just everyday Americans,feeling the way you do about lots of subjects.Your voices make me feel stronger.

Yes- in that regard we are very much a support to one another. Still doesn't make us a clinic for the truly depressed.

But I still don't know if that's what's going on here. I feel it's almost as though the support we DO offer each other here is being sabotaged with the daily barrage of pessimism.

re: #208 JeremyR

Would you rather cower before a GOD who is controling and strikes men dead for merely thinking an impure thought? GOD gave us free will. Bad things happen as a result. GOD is also JUST. in the end the bad get their just reward.

inshallah...............

/ %-)

re: #219 EIDE_Interface

I already stated so earlier, no?

sorry, but i usually scroll past your posts.

you realize, of course, that atheism is just another belief construct, and no different from any other religious belief, right?

re: #218 EIDE_Interface

You believe in those things without any proof. String theory in particular has not a single shred of rock solid evidence to support it. In fact it's debatable to even call it a theory. I only believe in those things that are provable, graspable. Rock solid.

That is because you lack faith.

re: #217 redc1c4

so, would you describe yourself as an atheist?

/just curious

Of course he wouldn't. He did not say "There is no god" - which is the definition of atheism. He said "I cannot believe in a God that would allow the Holocaust to happen." He acknowledges the existence of God. The failure is in his understanding and discernment.

re: #204 x-wing

Hey if you're willing to take one for the team, you have my respect :>}

and my MOPP suit.

%-)

re: #218 EIDE_Interface

You believe in those things without any proof. String theory in particular has not a single shred of rock solid evidence to support it. In fact it's debatable to even call it a theory. I only believe in those things that are provable, graspable. Rock solid.

Can you grasp $700,000,000,000?

The missus sez I need to go to bed. 'Night lizards.

re: #227 Moe Katz

Bye, Moe!

re: #222 redc1c4

sorry, but i usually scroll past your posts.

you realize, of course, that atheism is just another belief construct, and no different from any other religious belief, right?

Then I'm probably agnostic. However atheists would call that position a copout, as agnosticism leaves an out to believe in a god. But that's not my position. I am open to any possibilities out there, but it's a waste of time to hope for that.

re: #210 Mel Lono

Indo is like, North Aus right?

Yes, they are just to the north of Australia. At least the last time I looked at a map. Things might have shifted a bit because of the 9.0 earthquake.

The Aussies have been a bit leery of Indonesia since the end of WWII. A burgeoning population, too much communist inspired political turmoil in the 1960's, and now Islamic militancy. When Indonesia invaded East Timor in the late 1970's I've heard the Aussie military went on full alert. That was a major bone of contention between Indonesia and Australia as the Timorese had helped an Aussie army unit escape encirclement by the Japanese in WWII.

IIRC, one of Bin Ladin's complaints against us infidels was the Aussie peacekeeping forces in East Timor in the late 90's who helped push the Indonesians out.

re: #204 x-wing

Hey if you're willing to take one for the team, you have my respect :>}

As I said, if she's cute enough...

re: #226 victor_yugo

Can you grasp $700,000,000,000?

Which is why I oppose the bailout. Unfortunately it seems some LGFers are in favor of it.

re: #210 Mel Lono

Indo is like, North Aus right?

north west, mostly.... and they're not getting anywhere as long as Oz has a Navy & AF and the will to use them.

re: #220 Sharmuta

But I still don't know if that's what's going on here. I feel it's almost as though the support we DO offer each other here is being sabotaged with the daily barrage of pessimism.

I have noticed that myself.

Aren't we supposed to get fruit cups or something?

re: #218 EIDE_Interface

You believe in those things without any proof. String theory in particular has not a single shred of rock solid evidence to support it. In fact it's debatable to even call it a theory. I only believe in those things that are provable, graspable. Rock solid.

GAZE GAZE GAZE

New article from Michael J. Totten:

The War Won't End in Afghanistan

Maybe there is a nihilistic streak in me that causes me to go on these pessimistic rampages all over the blogosphere, not just here. I know it's evil, but I did it anyways.

re: #230 Colonel Panik

Yes, they are just to the north of Australia. At least the last time I looked at a map. Things might have shifted a bit because of the 9.0 earthquake.

The Aussies have been a bit leery of Indonesia since the end of WWII. A burgeoning population, too much communist inspired political turmoil in the 1960's, and now Islamic militancy. When Indonesia invaded East Timor in the late 1970's I've heard the Aussie military went on full alert. That was a major bone of contention between Indonesia and Australia as the Timorese had helped an Aussie army unit escape encirclement by the Japanese in WWII.

IIRC, one of Bin Ladin's complaints against us infidels was the Aussie peacekeeping forces in East Timor in the late 90's who helped push the Indonesians out.

Now correct me if I am wrong here, but didn't Barrak Hussein Obama's communist mother live in Indonesia - along with Barry - in the 60s. Interesting.

re: #235 DesertSage

5 am Eastern, 2 Pacific.

re: #218 EIDE_Interface

You believe in those things without any proof. String theory in particular has not a single shred of rock solid evidence to support it. In fact it's debatable to even call it a theory. I only believe in those things that are provable, graspable. Rock solid.

and yet, so many of your posts here are purest unprovable bullshit....

it's enough to make a man religious.

/or drink! %-)

I know it's evil, but I did it anyways.

The definition of trolling.

re: #240 Sharmuta

5 am Eastern, 2 Pacific.

modifications, however, can happen at anytime..... %-)

/sample?

re: #222 redc1c4

sorry, but i usually scroll past your posts.

you realize, of course, that atheism is just another belief construct, and no different from any other religious belief, right?

:whack:

SABATOGE

re: #235 DesertSage

Aren't we supposed to get fruit cups or something?

Not until Littleoldlady shows up at 5 am.

re: #216 Mel Lono

except it's just for a family reunion.

WHO TOLD YOU?!

re: #243 redc1c4

LOL!

re: #171 runrabbitrun

One more linky before beddy-bye....

Don't know if this has been posted before, but a doomsday fantasy formulation of Melanie Phillip's earlier lament, from the brilliantly wicked David Kahane: The Screw Alinsky Letters: Wormwood redux.

Good god. That's almost as depressing as an EIDE_Interface post!

re: #238 EIDE_Interface

Maybe there is a nihilistic streak in me that causes me to go on these pessimistic rampages all over the blogosphere, not just here. I know it's evil, but I did it anyways.

your doctor can help you.

if you can't afford the meds, cancel your ISP and divert the funds: then everyone wins.

re: #240 Sharmuta

5 am Eastern, 2 Pacific.

Damn...I won't be able to make it.

Obama scares the living crap out of me!
I truly believe that this man is dangerous.

re: #250 redc1c4

your doctor can help you.

if you can't afford the meds, cancel your ISP and divert the funds: then everyone wins.

Unfortunately, anti-depressants these days are running $200 and up for a month's supply. Your average ISP bill might cover part of a week.

re: #211 victor_yugo

You are right, but...

The harder things fall, the more discussion there will be about this, and it will trace back to the Dems' fecklessness regarding the health of our Republic.

3000 2220 points on the DOW is way too high a price to pay for more discussion about that.

/but that's just me