OJ is Guilty!

But the same accursed river can get me wet over and over.

re: #1 pat

OJ is Guilty!

All twelve.

Buhbye!

Charles, continue to do what you think is right. We expect nothing less!

Wait -- I thought it was the old monk on Kung Fu who came up with that river parable. My illusions are shattered!

The meaning of that quote is going over my head, I must say.

Thirteen years to the day since he got away with murder. How weird is that?

re: #1 pat

OJ is Guilty!

He has long since overstayed his welcome. The sooner he's out of the public eye and into some sort of Punishment Zone - Hell, Jail, Limbo, whatever - the better off we all are.

Bye OJ, fuck off, stay off my TV, see you in hell.

hello every one

re: #5 zombie

Wait -- I thought it was the old monk on Kung Fu who came up with that river parable. My illusions are shattered!

I thought the old guy enjoyed goading people into stealing pebbles or something.

I hope everyone has read my links to this article concerning different kinds of conservatism in America, Britain and continental Europe. It's very important to understanding the Eurofascism threads and, besides, it's going to be on the final exam.

re: #9 winston06

hello every one

Hiya Winston. Good to see ya.

Cool site for facts if anyone hasn't been there before.

re: #8 Pawn of the Oppressor

He has long since overstayed his welcome. The sooner he's out of the public eye and into some sort of Punishment Zone - Hell, Jail, Limbo, whatever - the better off we all are.

Bye OJ, fuck off, stay off my TV, see you in hell.

After his original trial I thought to myself, you know maybe he actually is innocent. I even argued with people about it.

That was stupid.

You can always make any statement seem wise and condescending, merely by appending the word "Grasshopper" to the end:

"You can’t step twice into the same river, Grasshopper."

"Would you like fries with that, Grasshopper?"

"Twenty bucks for a quickle, forty bucks for around-the-world, Grasshopper."

"You can't go into a Dunkin' Donuts or a 7-11 without hearing an Indian accent, Grasshopper."

Add this to the list of outrageous Biden gaffes: The stupid statement that we spend more on Iraqi military operations in 3 weeks than we have spent on the entirety of the Afghan conflict

There are 2 wonderful families in tears tonight because of the reported verdict. And I am just as happy.

Good evening-morning lizzards

I predicted this would happen to OJ back in about '95. I said then he would do something that would get him locked up; only it took longer than I thought. Partly a desire for punishment, I think.

Oh yeah, OJ is guilty! He implemented his "sting" to get back his "shit", and it backfired on him in a most spectacular way.

And he will receive no mercy from the judge in this case - she is a hard-liner as far as sentencing is concerned.

Lesson to be learned: One cannot assemble a group of gun-toting goons to accompany one to retrieve what one "feels" is one's "shit", and then claim innocence when one is hauled before a court of law.

Oh Happy Day!

Is there an OJ verdict.?.been in cave all day

re: #20 Intrepid

Oh yeah, OJ is guilty! He implemented his "sting" to get back his "shit", and it backfired on him in a most spectacular way.

And he will receive no mercy from the judge in this case - she is a hard-liner as far as sentencing is concerned.

Lesson to be learned: One cannot assemble a group of gun-toting goons to accompany one to retrieve what one "feels" is one's "shit", and then claim innocence when one is hauled before a court of law.

Oh Happy Day!

Obama's first pardon.

/

Obama can cure it all. eh.

re: #15 zombie

You can always make any statement seem wise and condescending, merely by appending the word "Grasshopper" to the end:

"You can’t step twice into the same river, Grasshopper."

"Would you like fries with that, Grasshopper?"

"Twenty bucks for a quickle, forty bucks for around-the-world, Grasshopper."

"You can't go into a Dunkin' Donuts or a 7-11 without hearing an Indian accent, Grasshopper."

"Sorry I just stepped on you and crushed your exoskeleton, Grasshopper"

Well, OJ, it's 13 years late, but rot in hell.

re: #24 cliffster

"Sorry I just stepped on you and crushed your exoskeleton, Grasshopper"

They make great bait for Bass fishing too.

re: #20 Intrepid

Oh yeah, OJ is guilty! He implemented his "sting" to get back his "shit", and it backfired on him in a most spectacular way.

And he will receive no mercy from the judge in this case - she is a hard-liner as far as sentencing is concerned.

Lesson to be learned: One cannot assemble a group of gun-toting goons to accompany one to retrieve what one "feels" is one's "shit", and then claim innocence when one is hauled before a court of law.

Oh Happy Day!

Justice delayed.

re: #22 RTLM

Can't - it's a state verdict. If he's elected POTUS, he can only pardon Federal cases.

And the second mouse gets the cheese

In case you didn't know, Bruddah Iz does wonders for those suffering from migraines.

re: #25 Son Of The Godfather

Well, OJ, it's 13 years late, but rot in hell.

Trust me, he'll be in the cushiest "cell" in the cushiest low-security prison.

The number of "privileges" even the most impoverished hardened criminals get is sickening to me.

The smirk is finally off his face.

A few years from now...

Satan: Ahh, Mr. Simpson! We've been expecting you for some time now.

OJ: Am I dead?

Satan: Oh, yes, quite dead. But here, let me show you where you'll be staying. You'll be locked inside this little room where demons will violate you day and night for, approximately, eternity.

OJ: Sounds a lot like prison.

Satan: Well, yes, except the food's better.

I've come to harsh conclusion about the gaffe/lie machine known as Joe Biden. If they are simply gaffes he is too stupid to be trusted with any executive office. If they are lies he is similarly disqualified. Personally, I think the man is mentally ill and cannot stop himself.

re: #20 Intrepid

I heard just the kidnapping charge carries 15 to life - and the sentences have to be served consecutively. He's 61. I'm no good at math, but...

re: #28 Intrepid

Can't - it's a state verdict. If he's elected POTUS, he can only pardon Federal cases.

That won't stop him. Heck he may have lawyers on it now since Floriduh might be close.

I think his Heisman should be tweeked to show the hand coming behind in a guarded motion

I see,,well i guess Hertz wont be running that OJ comercial again.
Good to see some justice in my life.

re: #31 zombie

Trust me, he'll be in the cushiest "cell" in the cushiest low-security prison.

The number of "privileges" even the most impoverished hardened criminals get is sickening to me.

OK, how do I ding it twice? Z deserves it tonight.

Mandatory 10. Kidnapping.

Hmmm Must be different than Georgia prisons. It would take a lot of "privileges" to make up for being in there.

I'm tired, confused and my head hurts (although a bit less than it did).

Night all!

weet dreams.

re: #31 zombie

Trust me, he'll be in the cushiest "cell" in the cushiest low-security prison.

The number of "privileges" even the most impoverished hardened criminals get is sickening to me.

Look on the bright side. He'll be somebody's bitch. Maybe more than one somebody.

re: #37 ploome hineni

I sincerely hope this brings some form of comfort to Fred Goldman, a real mensch.

BTW: 13 years TO THE DAY of his acquittal of/in the 1994 murders.

re: #38 KZnextzone

I think his Heisman should be tweeked to show the hand coming behind in a guarded motion

With a knife in the free hand, maybe...

re: #35 capitalist piglet

I heard just the kidnapping charge carries 15 to life - and the sentences have to be served consecutively. He's 61. I'm no good at math, but...

They will need to keep him on life support just to reach the minimum sentences.

re: #15 zombie

You can always make any statement seem wise and condescending, merely by appending the word "Grasshopper" to the end:

In my pants also works quite well.

"Would you like fries with that in my pants?"

"Twenty bucks for a quickle, forty bucks for around-the-world, in my pants."

"You can't go into a Dunkin' Donuts or a 7-11 without hearing an Indian accent in my pants."

"We are the ones we have been waiting for in my pants."

It is somewhat sad. How, now will he find the real killer of his wife. sar/tag

re: #39 Oldasdirt

I see,,well i guess Hertz wont be running that OJ comercial again.
Good to see some justice in my life.

Back then we used to joke he was running from the law. Shame on us for being racist.

For all the "stays in Las Vegas" commercials..Las Vegas is no place to F around...the law is harsh when broken.

rivers...monks.........grasshoppers.........OJ.... .......kharma...........

The world is alright.................

/Smile. It's all an illusion.

re: #52 KZnextzone

For all the "stays in Las Vegas" commercials..Las Vegas is no place to F around...the law is harsh when broken.

You say that as though speaking from experience...

re: #44 cliffster

Look on the bright side. He'll be somebody's bitch. Maybe more than one somebody.

Are you kidding? OJ is a hero to these people. He'll be a superstar in jail.

"If I Was Guilty."

*spit*

re: #8 Pawn of the Oppressor

see you in hell.

RE: OJ

Pawn ....you are not going there are you?

No experience saw it on COPS no tolerance for weed....

re: #50 tommoon

It is somewhat sad. How, now will he find the real killer of his wife. sar/tag

Chances are pretty good the killer will be in the same prison. Funny how life has those strange coincidences.....

GGT - here's the skinny:

Back in 1995 when the civil courts in CA awarded a 33 million dollar judgement to the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, it was made clear that all possessions of OJ were to be forfeit to them. OJ quickly divvied out his sports memerabelia (sp?) collection to friends and also to his agent at the time, Mike Gilbert, for services rendered.

Mike Gilbert eventually sold the articles OJ gave him (in payment for services rendered), to others. The ones who had them at the time of the "incident" were Al Beardsley and Bruce Fremong.

A year ago, in mid September, OJ went to Vegas to attend the wedding of a friend of his. While he was there, a smarmy small time dealer connected OJ with the Beardsley/Fremong group, with the understanding to the latter group that OJ wanted to buy back "his stuff".

Instead, OJ gathered a group of thugs about him, showed up at the pre-arranged hotel room, and proceeded to take the stuff they had in the room. The articles were originally OJ Simpson's things, but he had given them to Mike Gilbert as payment for services rendered as OJ's agent.

When two thugs brought out guns, it became a whole different game. That's what brought the big charges of armed robbery and kidnapping.

Been to lots of Bachelor parties and excursions, people assume laws are universal and don't regionally "adjust".

BREAKING NEWS:

OJ Simpson and CJ Stewart guilty on all charges!

Both have been remanded into custody without bail until sentencing.

OJ takes it all the way to the end zone!

Las Vegas seems to have good people in it,,so why is Harry Reid in power there?

re: #62 gmsc

BREAKING NEWS:

OJ Simpson and CJ Stewart guilty on all charges!

Both have been remanded into custody without bail until sentencing.

You must be a slow typist.

re: #62 gmsc

BREAKING NEWS:

OJ Simpson and CJ Stewart guilty on all charges!

Both have been remanded into custody without bail until sentencing.

Yes, we know.

re: #64 Oldasdirt

Las Vegas seems to have good people in it,,so why is Harry Reid in power there?

Too busy staring at the boobs. It's distracting.

sorry, OT, saw this at OJ news page.
Agnostics and atheists sue President Bush over National Day of Prayer, citing a 'hostile environment for nonbelievers'

oh puleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze!

re: #67 CyanSnowHawk

Too busy staring at the boobs. It's distracting.

OK, I get it, people spend all day looking at boobs, so they have no problem sending an ugly one to Washington.

re: #69 JeremyR

OK, I get it, people spend all day looking at boobs, so they have no problem sending an ugly one to Washington.

I was thinking they like boobs, that's why the keep re-electing one.

re: #69 JeremyR

OK, I get it, people spend all day looking at boobs, so they have no problem sending an ugly one to Washington.

Got that ugly cuss out of NV, at least some of the time, didn't it?

O.J. will appeal.

/Really?

The other guy that got nailed, I assume he is the only one that didn't turn on O.J.?

re: #70 gop_patriot

I was thinking they like boobs, that's why the keep re-electing one.

More a case of voted off the island, I think.

re: #63 sngnsgt

OJ takes it all the way to the end zone!

*

And soon:

OJ takes it all the way to in the end zone!

re: #69 JeremyR

OK, I get it, people spend all day looking at boobs, so they have no problem sending an ugly one to Washington.

Is not Reid more like a twit?

NoBama Parody
[Link: theamericansentinel.com...]

O.J.'s had 13 years of freedom (to the day) since his acquittal in Ron and Nicole's murders.

Wow! And all he had to do was continue checking the DNA of every caddy in Florida, on his search for the "real Killer". I guess a dog always returns to its own vomit...

re: #72 soccerdad

Oh, that's bad.

re: #73 Rancher

O.J. will appeal.

/Really?

The other guy that got nailed, I assume he is the only one that didn't turn on O.J.?

I don't think OJ appeals to anyone anymore.

Except maybe those guys that turned him on.

re: #78 RTLM

O.J.'s had 13 years of undeserved freedom (to the day) since his acquittal in Ron and Nicole's murders.

Corrected.

His legal fund must be smaller than Hillary's campaign account!

My main beef with OJ is not so much that he murdered two people in cold blood but rather that he is partly responsible for the original incarnation of "Trutherism," by starring in that godawful film "Capricorn One," which legitimized anti-American conspiracy theories.

re: #75 Meremortal

LOL! That's more like it!

soccerdad

Please, this is not not needed.

re: #73 Rancher

O.J. will appeal.

/Really?

The other guy that got nailed, I assume he is the only one that didn't turn on O.J.?

Yeah, the others turned on him and flipped like rats. Did him in.

He can appeal, but I'll guarantee you he won't get anywhere. The judge in this case - Judge Jackie Glass - is a stellar jurist who has an excellent record. She knows her stuff, and she kept OJ's lawyers in check during the trial.

Her rulings are usually sound, and OJ won't really have any avenues of appeal from her court.

Heh. He's sunk.

So for breakfast the judge will have OJ on the rocks?

re: #75 Meremortal

Unfortunately he won't be anybody's bitch. He will be Admin Seg, segregated for his own protection. Fortunately seg is considered punishment, here in NM it means locked up by yourself for 23 hours with one hour of recreation, also in your own cage.

Hey Capricorn One Had the "Mom's on the roof" joke told by Sam Watterson... That's a classic!

Hi lizards...my very first time posting...I'm a bit intimidated by all the smart people here! I am so impressed with LGF and I have on many occasions found comfort here!

Been freaking out lately with the slip in the polls for McCain so have decided to do something about it and have volunteered at the local McCain HQ...and it felt great. Many, many first time volunteers there.
Last Saturday the line was consistently out the door; people coming to make calls, get yard signs, bumper stickers, etc.

Getting ready to see Palin tomorrow in Carson, Ca...! I AM SO EXCITED!

OJ was not convicted of Nicole and Rons murders, but if he did do it, after 13 years to the day they finally get justice.

re: #72 soccerdad

I logged on just to ding that down.

re: #93 KZnextzone

Hey Capricorn One Had the "Mom's on the roof" joke told by Sam Watterson... That's a classic!

Tell it.

re: #89 Intrepid

Yeah, the others turned on him and flipped like rats. Did him in.

He can appeal, but I'll guarantee you he won't get anywhere. The judge in this case - Judge Jackie Glass - is a stellar jurist who has an excellent record. She knows her stuff, and she kept OJ's lawyers in check during the trial.

Her rulings are usually sound, and OJ won't really have any avenues of appeal from her court.

Heh. He's sunk.

I noted that when she read the verdicts, she nodded approval!

I won a lot of money 13 years ago betting with others that OJ would not be convicted. I was a cynical bastard even then. The day of the slow speed chase a bunch of us wagered and put up the dough. I was the only one betting on an acquittal. Then there was that enormous interval of time. I forgot about the wager. Finally the verdict was read and my buddy called me up, "aren't you going to come get your money?".

Here's a more detailed version (FWIW)

Jury finds O.J. Simpson guilty on all charges

Here's a memorable pic!

13 years to the day........... heh!

G'nite {good Lizards}

Talking about a vacation spot in Mexico is racist?

Charles, you deleted the post quoting the joke but not the original with the joke. It's #72

re: #96 KATALEENA

Good on you, you're walking the walk. And don't be shy about posting.

re: #96 KATALEENA

Hi lizards...my very first time posting...I'm a bit intimidated by all the smart people here! I am so impressed with LGF and I have on many occasions found comfort here!

Been freaking out lately with the slip in the polls for McCain so have decided to do something about it and have volunteered at the local McCain HQ...and it felt great. Many, many first time volunteers there.
Last Saturday the line was consistently out the door; people coming to make calls, get yard signs, bumper stickers, etc.

Getting ready to see Palin tomorrow in Carson, Ca...! I AM SO EXCITED!

Good on ya! Volunteer, volunteer, volunteer. See, all you doomsayers: Kataleena's in the supposedly "lost" state of California and she's not giving up on it. And neither am I. Go!

re: #96 KATALEENA

Hi lizards...my very first time posting...I'm a bit intimidated by all the smart people here! I am so impressed with LGF and I have on many occasions found comfort here!

Been freaking out lately with the slip in the polls for McCain so have decided to do something about it and have volunteered at the local McCain HQ...and it felt great. Many, many first time volunteers there.
Last Saturday the line was consistently out the door; people coming to make calls, get yard signs, bumper stickers, etc.

Getting ready to see Palin tomorrow in Carson, Ca...! I AM SO EXCITED!

Welcome, Kataleena! Keep volunteering there and keep making a difference!

Don't watch the polls - they're skewed because of an over sampling of democrats.

But fight like we're 5 points behind! Every little bit helps!

re: #91 Rancher

I know, I know, but don't spoil my fun for the moment.

re: #96 KATALEENA

Hi lizards...my very first time posting...I'm a bit intimidated by all the smart people here!

Well you've already demonstrated your intelligence!

re: #96 KATALEENA

Keep up the good work!

re: #96 KATALEENA

Good to see you posting! :)

I hope that you'll post a report on going to see Palin, maybe take some pictures. That would be cool.

re: #96 KATALEENA

Welcome aboard, Kataleena!
Yes, it's always best to DO something rather than sitting around panicking. And thanks for the report from the front lines.
Have fun tomorrow!

Someone deleted my comment. How cute.

re: #96 KATALEENA

Welcome, Kataleena - have a great time tomorrow! We expect a full report, you know. ; )

re: #106 zombie

Good on ya! Volunteer, volunteer, volunteer. See, all you doomsayers: Kataleena's in the supposedly "lost" state of California and she's not giving up on it. And neither am I. Go!

Got to admit, I got it a lot easier selling McCain/Palin here in Coastal Georgia than you do in California.

Don't let the bastards wear you down.

Here you go Rancher:

something like this :

A guy is out of town and he calls his brother to see how things are going. He asks about the house and all is fine, he asks about the cat, and his brother says " the cat died".
He responds " You don't give that kind of information like that, you say : The cat was on the roof, we called the fire department, and they responded we all tried and the cat died" That's how you relate information like that!
and then he asked : "How's Mom"?
responce "well Mom was on the roof....

Hello KATALEENA

:)

re: #28 Intrepid

Can't - it's a state verdict. If he's elected POTUS, he can only pardon Federal cases.

that's what *you* think....... %-)

re: #96 KATALEENA

Welcome

re: #96 KATALEENA

My wife was at a Town Hall meeting with McCain this week and she had a blast. I bet you have a blast tomorrow too. Welcome to LGF.

re: #114 freedomplow

Keep it up. Find out just how it feels to have an account deleted why don't you.

re: #114 freedomplow

So, you're the type that enters a friends house and tells them the carpet looks like shit?

Because everyone knows I say fascists things.

re: #108 Meremortal

I know, I know, but don't spoil my fun for the moment.

Hey, if the image brings you pleasure who am I to judge?

/Sorry, couldn't resist.

sorry about the slow typing I'm a hunt and pecker

Wow, deletions concerning deletions. Even those such as I who found this joke offensive.

re: #126 KZnextzone

sorry about the slow typing I'm a hunt and pecker

I can understand you being a pecker but what do you mean about being a hunt?

Im ready for the October surprise.Wonder if it will be Rezko rolling over on his ol buddie Obama?

re: #123 MrPaulRevere

So, you're the type that enters a friends house and tells them the carpet looks like shit?

Can you give an example of that? Ever!

re: #128 Moe Katz

I can understand you being a pecker but what do you mean about being a hunt?

Jabba the Hunt?

I'm glad that justice has been served concerning OJ, but my heart goes out to Nicole's children, who have been through hell repeatedly and still don't have their mother. May God comfort and guide them.

re: #127 pat

Wow, deletions concerning deletions. Even those such as I who found this joke offensive.

Yeah, but you quoted it didn't you? Can't have this stuff on the pages for search engines and hostile types to find.

/O.J. will be Obama's first pardon.

re: #127 pat

Wow, deletions concerning deletions. Even those such as I who found this joke offensive.

I'm puzzled on mine that was deleted. my previous one to that should have been because I quoted instead of replying.

re: #125 Rancher

Hey, if the image brings you pleasure who am I to judge?

/Sorry, couldn't resist.

--

Oh, that was low, Rancher. Good, but low.

re: #127 pat

Wow, deletions concerning deletions. Even those such as I who found this joke offensive.

You quoted the joke? I got deleted once because I quoted the remark that got deleted.

If you didn't like that joke you probably won't like the rest....

re: #134 RTLM

/O.J. will be Obama's first pardon.

Except of course, he would not be able to pardon State charges in NV as President.

re: #132 Sharmuta

I have no idea how these kids are or think. They are adults, or close to it now, but the tabloid headlines indicate that they think daddy is a hero.

re: #126 KZnextzone

sorry about the slow typing I'm a hunt and pecker

I admire someone who comes right out and admits he's a pecker.

^{_{/ reallygoing to bed now}}

;D

re: #127 pat

Wow, deletions concerning deletions. Even those such as I who found this joke offensive.

Hint: Never quote an offensive post (if you did).

re: #133 Moe Katz

Yeah, but you quoted it didn't you? Can't have this stuff on the pages for search engines and hostile types to find.

you left out "pointing out the obvious, to the oblivious."

re: #134 RTLM

/O.J. will be Obama's first pardon.

Second. First will be the congress critter with $90K in the freezer.

re: #135 JeremyR

Maybe it's a new Monitor Lizard and they don't quite have the hang of it yet. LOL

/the original offending quote still stands... cleanup on aisle 72

re: #129 Oldasdirt

Im ready for the October surprise.Wonder if it will be Rezko rolling over on his ol buddie Obama?

I read some very interesting links here earlier tonight; there is compelling case to be made that the ghost writer of "Dreams of My Father" (or whatever Obama's "memoir" is called) was none other than Bill Ayers. Someone who does such things for a living compared the book to writings of Ayers', and the similarities are pretty stunning, actually.

Interesting, because the NYT had a piece out suggesting that Obama barely knows Ayers at all - just met him a couple of times, basically. I don't think anyone buys that, but it sure looks like they want to get ahead of this one.

re: #141 LeePro

Night, Lee. :) Sleep well!

re: #137 Outrider

Of course I did not repeat the joke. I said I do not particularly like such humor and followed worth a bit of sarcasm regarding Mr Biden's frequent racial references.

re: #139 CyanSnowHawk

Except of course, he would not be able to pardon State charges in NV as President.

A certain resident from the town of Searchlight, NV will paint the trail.

Worth=with

re: #140 pat

I have no idea how these kids are or think. They are adults, or close to it now, but the tabloid headlines indicate that they think daddy is a hero.

As a child, it is hard to think of your father as a criminal, especially when he is there to tell you otherwise while he is doing the things a father is supposed to do. They're in for some disappointment when they grow up, if they believe it even then.

Is there a list of all of Biden's lies with actual "proof" regarding each one? The one with the 14 lies was good but didn't offer enough proof for people who are too dimwitted to know otherwise.

re: #148 gop_patriot

{G}

re: #122 CyanSnowHawk

Keep it up. Find out just how it feels to have an account deleted why don't you.

OK, because my history deserves such a response?

No where can you justify that comment.

Pat,

This problem arises from time to time. Lizards need to know we are all judged by what we post. It is a common courtesy, we should have manners. We are not them.

re: #140 pat

I have no idea how these kids are or think. They are adults, or close to it now, but the tabloid headlines indicate that they think daddy is a hero.

All the more reason to pray for them.

re: #145 gop_patriot

/the original offending quote still stands... cleanup on aisle 72

If you refresh instead of just hitting "new comments", you will see that comment 72 has been deleted to all new viewers.

/Can't step into the same river twice.

Don't you think that the whole reason the annointed One hasn't had town hall meetings is because this will all be exposed? He has nothing of substance to fall back on.

re: #149 pat

Of course I did not repeat the joke. I said I do not particularly like such humor and followed worth a bit of sarcasm regarding Mr Biden's frequent racial references.

At first glance, it seemed to me to be problematic. On a closer read, I got the gist of it. (If it was the post I am thinking of, if not, I'm full of it in this comment.) May have been a precautionary delete.

I have to say I'm stunned by the amount of media bias in this campaign. Its so obvious they cannot plausibly deny it. This is journalistic malpractice of the highest order. One day this will be given an in-depth examination and be remembered as one the saddest episodes in the storied history of the First Amendment.

re: #158 thelongblogger

Thanks, that's weird though. Hitting new comments got rid of all the others that were deleted.

re: #117 KZnextzone

We monitored inmate's telephones. One night STIU (Security Threat Investagative Unit) records an inmate, convicted of another charge but suspected of murder, talking to his Dad. Suspected, but no body. He tells he's Dad, "bastard is buried in Monticito pasture." Police go and dig up two square miles of real estate and find nothing.

Next week the same inmate asks his Dad, "Did Monticito get plowed?"

re: #156 tommoon

Right.

re: #163 Rancher

We monitored inmate's telephones. One night STIU (Security Threat Investagative Unit) records an inmate, convicted of another charge but suspected of murder, talking to his Dad. Suspected, but no body. He tells he's Dad, "bastard is buried in Monticito pasture." Police go and dig up two square miles of real estate and find nothing.

Next week the same inmate asks his Dad, "Did Monticito get plowed?"

LOL!

and the governemnt finally works for us Ranch!

re: #157 Sharmuta

Indeed. And they are physically gorgeous , like mom.

re: #132 Sharmuta

I'm glad that justice has been served concerning OJ, but my heart goes out to Nicole's children, who have been through hell repeatedly and still don't have their mother. May God comfort and guide them.

Absolutely. Sydney and Justin are adults now, and their father is now going to be in prison for a very long time. I hope the Brown family will be able to enfold them. Not sure about the family dynamics there, though.

damn this infernal keyboard! government!

re: #163 Rancher

We monitored inmate's telephones. One night STIU (Security Threat Investagative Unit) records an inmate, convicted of another charge but suspected of murder, talking to his Dad. Suspected, but no body. He tells he's Dad, "bastard is buried in Monticito pasture." Police go and dig up two square miles of real estate and find nothing.

Next week the same inmate asks his Dad, "Did Monticito get plowed?"

hahahahahaha ha ha

heh heh hehehe

I don't get it

re: #155 freedomplow

OK, because my history deserves such a response?

No where can you justify that comment.

Your history had nothing to do with it. Your deleted comment was practically telling Charles what not to post. Your sarcastic response could very well have gotten you the stick. I don't know Charles mood after the rather spirited ID thread, but your followup seemed... unwise.

We should start plowing New Orleans....just in case!

re: #139 CyanSnowHawk

Are you sure? I thought a Presidential Pardon could even get Judas out of hell.

re: #145 gop_patriot

Maybe it's a new Monitor Lizard and they don't quite have the hang of it yet. LOL

/the original offending quote still stands... cleanup on aisle 72

My comment had to do with Biden IIRC, not the racist joke.

Off to the books. Night all.

re: #161 MrPaulRevere

I have to say I'm stunned by the amount of media bias in this campaign. Its so obvious they cannot plausibly deny it. This is journalistic malpractice of the highest order. One day this will be given an in-depth examination and be remembered as one the saddest episodes in the storied history of the First Amendment.

They are digging their own grave, and have been for a long time, but now it's in overdrive.

It's a joke Cliff the guy tells his family he buried something in a field that needs to be plowed.

re: #161 MrPaulRevere

I have to say I'm stunned by the amount of media bias in this campaign. Its so obvious they cannot plausibly deny it. This is journalistic malpractice of the highest order. One day this will be given an in-depth examination and be remembered as one the saddest episodes in the storied history of the First Amendment.

more likely it will either be swept under the rug or excused because it was necessary to help American escape it's racist past.

after all, they write the news, and therefore the history.

/bleech!

re: #161 MrPaulRevere

I have to say I'm stunned by the amount of media bias in this campaign. Its so obvious they cannot plausibly deny it. This is journalistic malpractice of the highest order. One day this will be given an in-depth examination and be remembered as one the saddest episodes in the storied history of the First Amendment.

I say they are doing it on propose to rile up the right.With that done..they think getting the talk show radio bill passed will be easyer.

I'm just a Bill

re: #163 Rancher

We monitored inmate's telephones. One night STIU (Security Threat Investagative Unit) records an inmate, convicted of another charge but suspected of murder, talking to his Dad. Suspected, but no body. He tells he's Dad, "bastard is buried in Monticito pasture." Police go and dig up two square miles of real estate and find nothing.

Next week the same inmate asks his Dad, "Did Monticito get plowed?"

ROTFLMAO!

re: #170 cliffster

The cops unwittingly prepared Monticito for planting.

Sell your media stocks, now. I am serious.

re: #161 MrPaulRevere

I have to say I'm stunned by the amount of media bias in this campaign. Its so obvious they cannot plausibly deny it. This is journalistic malpractice of the highest order. One day this will be given an in-depth examination and be remembered as one the saddest episodes in the storied history of the First Amendment.

Don't count on it. Who is going to write this "history"? The journalists and the moonbats, that's who. And they'll never 'fess up to their malfeasance.

Time, Newsweak(WaPo), NYT, are about to become as important as BoysLife or the Shriners Newsletter.

re: #173 Rancher

Are you sure? I thought a Presidential Pardon could even get Judas out of hell.

That's what is being said by some previous commenters. I don't know it with certainty, but it seems to fit with the idea of States rights in the Constitution.

Although I hear that Cheney might be able to spring someone from Ol Stan. (But that might just be speculation over on DKos)

re: #178 redc1c4

Hi there, red!

Never a good idea to argue with people who buy ink in 55-gallon drums -

no matter how much they're F***ing up!

re: #184 zombie

Don't count on it. Who is going to write this "history"? The journalists and the moonbats, that's who. And they'll never 'fess up to their malfeasance.

there's an echo in here...... #178.

/not often i steal a march on the Zombie %-)

re: #184 zombie

Fair point Zombie, the winners write the history books.....there is still a part of me that expects fairness and objectivity from the press. Silly, quaint, old fashioned notions in 2008 America....sigh.

re: #180 RTLM

I'm just a Bill

I remember these shows.That was back in the day when BPS was worth a crap.

I would think the bloggers are where historians might turn. Of course that includes kos and huffpoo, which is a scary thought.....

re: #178 redc1c4

after all, they write the news, and therefore the history.

Not now, before blogs maybe, but now there are thousands of primary sources referenced by millions of blogs and fact checked by millions more.

/The blogs are coming, resistance is futile.

re: #189 MrPaulRevere

I meant to say 'a measure of fairness and objectivity". I'm not naive.

Funny, Drudge tried to job Palin with his photo choice. The wink. But i think she looks sexy. Drudge is in the tank for Obama, having made an early bet after McCain was chosen that all of us who hate him will not vote GOP.

Sorry Paul, I think winners used to write the history but PC has skewed reality.

re: #191 Sharmuta

The problem is that our comments are ethereal.

re: #187 Temujin

Hi there, red!

Never a good idea to argue with people who buy ink in 55-gallon drums -

no matter how much they're F***ing up!

that depends on what you're talking with %-)

/Harmony Church rules

re: #194 pat

Funny, Drudge tried to job Palin with his photo choice. The wink. But i think she looks sexy. Drudge is in the tank for Obama, having made an early bet after McCain was chosen that all of us who hate him will not vote GOP.

Wow, she blinks her left eye like I do.

Stick to the right sweety.

re: #196 pat

The problem is that our comments are ethereal.

Snarky too.

re: #190 Oldasdirt

Doctor Who.
Doctor in the House.
Benny Hill.
Monty Python.
Fawlty Towers.

I actually donated to PBS.

re: #147 capitalist piglet

I read some very interesting links here earlier tonight; there is compelling case to be made that the ghost writer of "Dreams of My Father" (or whatever Obama's "memoir" is called) was none other than Bill Ayers. Someone who does such things for a living compared the book to writings of Ayers', and the similarities are pretty stunning, actually.

Interesting, because the NYT had a piece out suggesting that Obama barely knows Ayers at all - just met him a couple of times, basically. I don't think anyone buys that, but it sure looks like they want to get ahead of this one.

Look HERE for this interesting tidbit:

This would be a great question for Obama some time- "Did the Ayers ever babysit your children?" I saw this interesting comment at a thread over at Just One Minute: “I live in Obama’s neighborhood and know some of the Obama / Ayers crowd. Ayers and Dohrn have babysat the Obama kids personally. The families are personal friends, not just professional acquaintances.
Posted by: hydeparker | August 13, 2008 at 01:41 PM”

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re: #197 redc1c4

Some kinda pesticide might be a better choice, IMHO . . .

/

Don't Forget Farty Towels!

re: #195 KZnextzone

Sorry Paul, I think winners used to write the history but PC has skewed reality.

I cant help but think of a line in Bravehart.Rings so true to today.
"History was written by men who have hanged hero's"

re: #191 Sharmuta

Could you imagine landing that assignment? Give 'em hazardous duty pay and an insurance policy with complete mental health coverage.

re: #200 Rancher

Doctor Who.
Doctor in the House.
Benny Hill.
Monty Python.
Fawlty Towers.

I actually donated to PBS.

I bought the entire Benny Hill 6 volume set from A&E. I have such great memories of watching it with my Dad when I was in high school.

OOps shoulda read the whole list...

re: #200 Rancher

Doctor Who.
Doctor in the House.
Benny Hill.
Monty Python.
Fawlty Towers.

I actually donated to PBS.

Those were the good ol days of PBS,,I donated as well..But no more.

re: #177 KZnextzone

It's a joke Cliff the guy tells his family he buried something in a field that needs to be plowed.

Yeah I get it, it's funny. I actually heard it before - it was forwarded to me as an email in spanish. I know Spanish, sort of, a little bit. So after picking through a 2 paragraph email for 10 minutes, light bulb flashed. hahahahaha ha. Yeah

Didn't the McDonalds heir give them all her money?

With the rise of the new media (internet, Fox, radio) the MSM is going insane and loosing money.

The MSM had a monopoly on information.

They are doubling-down in this election.

Palin should not ever go on NBC or MSNBC.

She should go on the offensive and explain why.

re: #186 CyanSnowHawk

... but it seems to fit with the idea of States rights in the Constitution.

State's Rats died at Gettysburg.

re: #192 Rancher

Not now, before blogs maybe, but now there are thousands of primary sources referenced by millions of blogs and fact checked by millions more.

/The blogs are coming, resistance is futile.

There is such a thing as too much material. Culling the wheat from the chaff on the Internet is a Herculean task.

re: #96 KATALEENA

Welcome Kat.
Tell us more about volunteering. What state are yore: #211 freedomplow

Yep, that's what I've been saying - campaign against the media.

re: #205 MrPaulRevere

Could you imagine landing that assignment? Give 'em hazardous duty pay and an insurance policy with complete mental health coverage.

No. I couldn't imagine, but what this means is Killgore could be our historian.

re: #202 Temujin

Some kinda pesticide might be a better choice, IMHO . . .

/

lead kills bugs dead...... and rats, and..... well, you get the picture.

Crap
pimf

re: #210 KZnextzone

Didn't the McDonalds heir give them all her money?

Joan Kroc. I think she may have endowed them, but IIRC, most of her fortune went to Ronald McDonald House.

same thing is happening in Real Estate ..the MLS is going viral

re: #171 CyanSnowHawk

Your history had nothing to do with it. Your deleted comment was practically telling Charles what not to post. Your sarcastic response could very well have gotten you the stick. I don't know Charles mood after the rather spirited ID thread, but your followup seemed... unwise.

I don't know Charles mood after the rather spirited ID thread, but your followup seemed... unwise.

Just go ahead and delete it then. Not knowing Charles mood and all.

re: #96 KATALEENA

Hi lizards...my very first time posting...I'm a bit intimidated by all the smart people here! I am so impressed with LGF and I have on many occasions found comfort here!

Been freaking out lately with the slip in the polls for McCain so have decided to do something about it and have volunteered at the local McCain HQ...and it felt great. Many, many first time volunteers there.
Last Saturday the line was consistently out the door; people coming to make calls, get yard signs, bumper stickers, etc.

Getting ready to see Palin tomorrow in Carson, Ca...! I AM SO EXCITED!

Awesome!

re: #201 Tamron

I've heard that rumor. Interesting but almost impossible to prove, absent a confession from Ayers. Even if he did confess it, the media would obsess about Mrs. Palins hairdo or some such rubbish.

re: #213 CyanSnowHawk

There is such a thing as too much material. Culling the wheat from the chaff on the Internet is a Herculean task.

Especially when the people who would be doing the fact checking are so very interested in believing the facts are true or false, one way or the other. Journalistic integrity still probably means something, at least a teensie weensie little bit, to a New York Times reporter. huff dot com, though, forget it.

re: #212 Rancher

State's Rats died at Gettysburg.

Okay, believe what you will.

re: #220 freedomplow

Woah. Calm down dude.

You can’t step twice into the same river.

The above truism and the OJ comments reminded me of a comment by the former Bills QB that he would not believe that his old team mate could be capable of the cold-blooded Simpson murders.

I guess in the philosophical sense, the killer of Nicole and Ron wasn't the same guy who ran for 2K yards in a season.

But I'm not that much of a philosopher.

re: #215 Sharmuta

He's the right man for the job. I hope he's OK, I heard he went abroad. Gotta pick and choose those destinations carefully.

Seems today,a person has a microphone in there hand very long,they start to lean left.Maybe we need more ambidextrous reporters.
And yes,i had to use spell check for ambidextrous.

re: #213 CyanSnowHawk

There is such a thing as too much material. Culling the wheat from the chaff on the Internet is a Herculean task.

I don't have much trouble, I know who I can trust, and I'm living in the now where track records on accuracy are just now being created. I trust Rush, Charles, Michelle Malkin, others. You can trust Rancher, but mainly trust the links. We source every thing we say, you choose if that link is from someone you trust. However time will tell what sources turned out to be reliable. I actually think tomorrows historians will have it far easier than today's.

re: #227 MrPaulRevere

I believe his vacation is over soon and he'll be back.

The website is down.

/not really safe for work, even if it may remind you of it.

Goodnight all.

re: #173 Rancher

Are you sure? I thought a Presidential Pardon could even get Judas out of hell.

Remember a few weeks ago when TX fried the Mexican citizen over W's objections? He didn't try to pardon the guy.

And the Supremes said everyone could p*ss and moan about it all they wanted, but Texas has the right to enforce Texas law no matter how the Pope, Europeans in general, and Mexico in particular felt about it.

But then that ol boy had never won a Heisman or been a star running back.

Just a quick question. I'm looking at some potential houses for my family to buy....

When it says "Foreclosure Status: Notice of Default", what does it mean? We can buy it at the price listed?

re: #213 CyanSnowHawk

There is such a thing as too much material. Culling the wheat from the chaff on the Internet is a Herculean task.

How true! I just came across this fascinating video series outlining the history of central banks and the Federal Reserve. I've only seen the first one of the 7-part series so far, but it's quite interesting. Wish I'd have had this info many years ago.

Of course it has nothing to do with today's current financial scene.....
.

re: #234 ploome hineni

......are you a racist?

I love and allways have loved Jackie Mason

re: #225 CyanSnowHawk

Woah. Calm down dude.

Never had anything deleted, until now. Someone screwed up my perfect record. Did I screw up my perfect record?

Take care.

information has no impact if it can't be processed

re: #236 Oldasdirt

Not on any physical way!

re: #234 ploome hineni

......are you a racist?

Ah, thanks ploome. I really like Jackie Mason. I've even forgiven him for Caddyshack II.

re: #240 ploome hineni

Did you ever see the Guy from Boston?

re: #239 Oldasdirt

Not on any physical way!

Er, um, thanks for clearing that up. %)

By the way, CBS has original Star Trek episodes in the HD format for free....[Link: www.cbs.com...]

re: #237 freedomplow

Yeah, I think you did. I don't know what member of the Stinky Force may have done it, but I don't have that kind of power.

You take care too.

re: #243 cliffster

Er, um, thanks for clearing that up. %)

Just new i had to cover my ass.

re: #246 Oldasdirt

Just new i had to cover my ass.

I'll sleep better knowing it ;) Night all

RIP Nick Reynolds from the Kingston Trio.......

this one's for you.

Yep! That Hillary is trying her hardest, doggoneit, to help 0bama:

"I think she's very good," Clinton said, praising Palin on Ryan Seacrest's Los Angeles-based radio show Friday morning. "It's amazing: she's been thrust into the national spotlight with very little preparation and I think that, all things considered, you saw a very composed and effective debater last night."

Praise for Palin's debate performance aside, Clinton reiterated her support for her former Democratic rivals during the morning radio interview and said "the real issue is who is better for America."

Uh-huh. I believe you, Hill.

Anyone catch that Angels/Red Sox game tonight? Holy crap! I was in a bar and that managed suck in some non-baseball fans for the last few innings.

/shouted myself hoarse during Game 1, so now- under the best of circumstances- it sounds like I have a cold or I'm the dorky teenage clerk from The Simpsons

Personally - I think 'freedomplow' is the coolest sounding nick on the blog.

FREEDOM-PLOW

Good name for a band. And never a cross comment that I can remember.

re: #244 MrPaulRevere

By the way, CBS has original Star Trek episodes in the HD format for free....[Link: www.cbs.com...]

Not the remastered ones. At least not the episode I just sampled. Those new effects are just gorgeous. I'll have to buy the series on Blu-Ray now.

‘Politico’ Reporters Invade Arkansas; Blogger Unharmed

The money shot...

During the Q&A session, one woman prefaced her question with the announcement that “I get all my news from ‘The Daily Show,’” like that’s something to be all proud of.

Look, if you’re getting all your news from “The Daily Show,” or “The Colbert Report,” or “Rush Limbaugh,” or The Arkansas Times, or The Arkansas Project, and you go around telling people this like it’s a bragging point, you are an idiot. You probably should not be allowed to vote. You probably shouldn’t even be allowed to drive a car. In fact, you should probably have your mittens pinned to your jacket and have to wear a safety helmet everywhere you go.

I LOLed. Out loud.

re: #249 Sharmuta

Bill and Hillary belong to a unique political party, lets call it for the sake of clarity, the 'Clinton party'. An Obama victory bodes ill for that party.

re: #244 MrPaulRevere

By the way, CBS has original Star Trek episodes in the HD format for free....[Link: www.cbs.com...]

I will allways remember the on called "The trouble with Tribles."

re: #256 Oldasdirt

Are you pissed at Katie Couric? Go eat up their bandwith for free I say.

re: #256 Oldasdirt

I will allways remember the on called "The trouble with Tribles."

One of my favorites. I've still got a couple tribbles around here somewhere. Even have one that makes noise.

re: #257 MrPaulRevere

Are you pissed at Katie Couric? Go eat up their bandwith for free I say.

Not just her,but haveing to battle all of the MSM.

Wow, is it almost 1:00 already?

Night all. weet dreams.

re: #258 CyanSnowHawk

One of my favorites. I've still got a couple tribbles around here somewhere. Even have one that makes noise.

Are you sure it's just a couple,,have you checked lately?

re: #260 CyanSnowHawk

Night CyanSnowHawk

I can't believe that the United States is going to give both houses of Congress and the White House to the Democrats.

I know 4 1/2 weeks is still a long time but I'm getting more depressed by the day.

As for John McCain, I can't really work out where he is at the moment. He has enough ammunition to go after Obama but he isn't using it.

Concerned Aussie here.

re: #255 MrPaulRevere

Bill and Hillary belong to a unique political party, lets call it for the sake of clarity, the 'Clinton party'. An Obama victory bodes ill for that party.

Oh, I agree completely. With her type of campaign "help", who needs enemies?

re: #263 Crux Australis

Umm- we're not.

re: #263 Crux Australis

Im thinking the next 2 debates will be very telling for him.I hope the Mr. nice guy stays home,and the fighter he is comes out.

re: #252 RTLM

Personally - I think 'freedomplow' is the coolest sounding nick on the blog.

FREEDOM-PLOW

Good name for a band. And never a cross comment that I can remember.

Thank You.

If you stand in the way of Freedom and Democracy you are going to get run over.

No apologies.

The United States has freed more people than all other countries combined.

We will free everyone.

What about the effect an Obama Presidency could have on the war on terrorism.

re: #267 freedomplow

We also use 1/3 rd of our food to feed the world and are the first to help in a disaster.If their government lets us.

re: #268 Crux Australis

What about the effect an Obama Presidency could have on the war on terrorism.

what war on terrorism?

and your next question is?