A clown running for president of the United States is kind of scary too.

My reaction would be one of hysterical, maniacal laughter.

Let's see who's the crazier one.

CZ 75D, 9mm
The SAFE door-opener

No doubt the inspiration behind Stephen King's "It".

Worst head cold I've had in years. No doubt about it.

Grassroots “Kids for Obama Parade” (Organizing)
On Sunday, October 12, Washington State kids and families will parade around Seattle’s Green Lake. “Kids for Obama Parade” will illustrate one of Barack Obama’s core beliefs: Everyone’s voice counts. Join us as Obama’s youngest supporters rally their families and call for change, for a better America. At 2 pm, rain or shine, children and teens will express with words and drawings their hopes for the future of America on “wish flags” that will be mailed to Obama. The first 300 kids will be given a helium balloon, an expression of solidarity. At 3 pm, the “Kids for Obama Parade” will skip, toddle, stroller, rollerblade, pedal, and red-wagon clockwise around Green Lake in a cloud of red, white, and blue balloons and a garland of kid-made wish flags. How to prepare? If possible, bring home-made signs and wear red, white, and/or blue clothing. That goes for moms, dads, big brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, grandparents too. Please spread the word.
Time: Sunday, October 12 at 2:00 PM
Duration: 3 hours
Host: Erika Berg
Location:
Green Lake (Seattle, WA)
beside the Bathhouse Theater
7312 W. Greenlake Dr. N
Seattle, WA 98103

Seattle hosts an Obama Youth Parade (Malkin)
Yeah! Seattle! Brainwash those tots!

Re-posted from previous thread, because I think it's important.

re: #742 ploome hineni

Also these:

al-Taqiyya part 1, part 2, part 3

Written by a Muslim, for Muslims; all quotes are sourced. The writer states his intention in the second paragraph:

I intend to demonstrate and prove that the concept of "al-Taqiyya" is an integral part of Islam, and that it is NOT a Shi'ite concoction.

Clowns at the circus are scary enough.........now I'll never answer the door at midnight.

Dogpile on the wabbit new thread.

A clown is funny in the circus ring, but what would be the normal reaction to opening a door at midnight and finding the same clown standing there in the moonlight?

"No, why are YOU so serious?"

re: #6 jcm

Seattle hosts an Obama Youth Parade (Malkin)
Yeah! Seattle! Brainwash those tots!

Too late, they already have.

I guess there is nothing of interest to talk about. Unless we want to take the so called guilty verdict for Palin anything other than a political hatchet job. Well... because.. you know... that is much more important than Obama's relationships with ACORN, Ayers, Rezko, Wright . . . . . .

Swinging fists. Or crying. Depends on who you are.

eeeekkkkkk!

I'd like to take this opportunity to repeat everything I said on the previous thread...

Clowns are disturbing even when they're offering you a hamburger.

I hate clowns.

Clowns should not mistake that as fear.

re: #10 laZardo

"No, why are YOU so serious?"

Eeeek. Blam blam blam. Ooops.

re: #16 jaunte

This is a metaphor of the Obama campaign.

Wow. New style footballs. Very nice.

re: #5 rawmuse

Worst head cold I've had in years. No doubt about it.

Sorry to hear it! Hope you feel better soon.

(((rawmuse)))

Brb, shower. 10K + college commute = D:

re: #16 jaunte

Clowns are disturbing even when they're offering you a hamburger.

[Envisions Obama trying (and failing) to work at McDonald's.]

A lake of fire?

Lizard meet/party - Lizards and mates.

Sunday 26th of Oct. 11 am - 3 pm

Walnut Creek, CA 94595

25 miles East of San Francisco.

Locals and Nomads welcome.

BYOB and a pot luck if you wish.

Bring what ever food you wish to cook.

World class kitchen available. BBQ grills. Picnic area.

BBQ briquettes provided.

Heated swimming pool. Bring your suits. Changing rooms etc. available.

We have the ground floor of a 1930s Mansion/museum and outdoor patio reserved.

If it rains we have indoors - if not we have both.

My Halloween treat and thanks to LGF - so no cost to you.

Email for directions and location - secure, private, gated/guarded community.

Plenty of parking ... 100+.

For those that are paranoid & suspicious this is a leftist setup - 6 of us have already met once in SF.

RawMuse hosted that one.

We all like each other.

I volunteered to host the next meet.

This is it.

re: #12 zerodamage

I guess there is nothing of interest to talk about. Unless we want to take the so called guilty verdict for Palin anything other than a political hatchet job. Well... because.. you know... that is much more important than Obama's relationships with ACORN, Ayers, Rezko, Wright . . . . . .

The MSM adores violent, abusive types. Without them, there's hardly ever any news.

re: #23 Dark_Falcon

[Envisions Obama trying (and failing) to work at McDonald's.]

I would definitely wax that creepy SOB if I found him in my room. Then I'd eat the burger.

Don't underestimate the creepiness

re: #25 Bobibutu

Lizard meet/party - Lizards and mates.

Sunday 26th of Oct. 11 am - 3 pm

Walnut Creek, CA 94595

25 miles East of San Francisco.

Locals and Nomads welcome.

BYOB and a pot luck if you wish.

Bring what ever food you wish to cook.

World class kitchen available. BBQ grills. Picnic area.

BBQ briquettes provided.

Heated swimming pool. Bring your suits. Changing rooms etc. available.

We have the ground floor of a 1930s Mansion/museum and outdoor patio reserved.

If it rains we have indoors - if not we have both.

My Halloween treat and thanks to LGF - so no cost to you.

Email for directions and location - secure, private, gated/guarded community.

Plenty of parking ... 100+.

For those that are paranoid & suspicious this is a leftist setup - 6 of us have already met once in SF.

RawMuse hosted that one.

We all like each other.

I volunteered to host the next meet.

This is it.

Wish I could go.

Some day.

re: #11 victor_yugo

Too late, they already have.

My Church is right near there, we'll be long gone by 2 pm.

I saw Lon Chaney walking with the Queen. Doing the Werewolves of London. AhhooOOOOoooOOoooOOO.

re: #25 Bobibutu

I always enjoyed riding BART to Walnut Creek. The longest route, and very scenic.

Clowns and bats at midnight are excessively frightening.

re: #5 rawmuse

Worst head cold I've had in years. No doubt about it.

Nothing worse than a bad cold. No way to get away from it. Feel better soon.

A clown is funny in the circus ring, but what would be the normal reaction to opening a door at midnight and finding the same clown standing there in the moonlight?

Funnier actually. Unexpectedness and all.

It looks like this may be a coulrophobia thread.

p.s. I'm not exactly a newly-hatched lizard, but rather, one that has shed old skin for new. Formerly known as wannabuyaduck, with a nod to Joe Penner, I had been thinking for awhile about how I would really like to put up a fox avatar, having always liked foxes with their looks and nature combining something of the dog and something of the cat (when I was a kid it would annoy me that the foxes were almost always the villains in stories and cartoons) -- and nowadays, most of my gainful employment involves qwerty work, so it seemed fitting enough. The question of brown fox or red fox was solved by the fact that though I am in one of the bluest of areas, I have more of a red-state state of mind. So here I am, same lizard but new skin -- not a sock, not a troll!

re: #29 Syrah

Wish I could go.

Some day.

Wish you could as this is not a regular event.

re: #24 Syrah

Awesome!

re: #31 Mich-again

I saw Lon Chaney walking with the Queen. Doing the Werewolves of London. AhhooOOOOoooOOoooOOO.

Thanks. I was just thinking about this song the other day.

Who the hell wants to see a clown at midnight? I don't!

Regardless, the Preds have signed all of our good players from last year, and we're looking to kick some major ass this year!

Go PREDS!

re: #6 jcm

Seattle hosts an Obama Youth Parade (Malkin)
Yeah! Seattle! Brainwash those tots!

The Little Octobrist?

re: #35 Outrider

Funnier actually. Unexpectedness and all.

that would be one dead fucking clown..

I am bored and am looking forward to a new and interesting tech post.

What do you call 535 clowns in one room?
The US Congress.

re: #13 Slumbering Behemoth

Swinging fists. Or crying. Depends on who you are.

Swinging fists, plus crying. LOL

I'm not a professional clown. I don't even like them that much. But I don't loath them. What is it about our society that felt the need to make clowns into our worst nightmare. I shake my head.

So. I went ahead and bought back into the market, today. Just a tiny bit of one stock. It was steadily on the way up before Monday's crash.

re: #6 jcm

Seattle hosts an Obama Youth Parade (Malkin)
Yeah! Seattle! Brainwash those tots!

Everybody sing! "When The One says we are the master race . . ."

More on this get-together at Gateway Pundit.

re: #18 Hard Right

Eeeek. Blam blam blam. Ooops.

Nice grouping!

A clown is funny in the circus ring, but what would be the normal reaction to opening a door at midnight and finding the same clown standing there in the moonlight?

— Lon Chaney, Sr.

That almost sounds like a Jack Handey quote.

Am I the only one here who's into Jack Handey?

re: #9 Hard Right

Dogpile on the wabbit new thread.

Kill the wabbit.

re: #32 victor_yugo

I always enjoyed riding BART to Walnut Creek. The longest route, and very scenic.

then get yer butt out here - we would like to meet you.

re: #47 Cognito

Hmmm. Bargain hunting. A sign of the bottom?

re: #48 gmsc

Everybody sing! "When The One says we are the master race . . ."

More on this get-together at Gateway Pundit.

Haven't we watched this movie before, in fact a few remakes. It always ends badly doesn't it?

And on a personal note, I found out this evening that I may get laid off the last full week of the month. There's a chance I won't, thanks to my particular training, but it's only a chance right now. In a week I should know for certain one way or the other.

Nevertheless, I'm still able to smile tonight. I'll be able to pay my rent for next month, cover the bills for this month, and I'm going to a gathering of like-minded types tomorrow. Life is... well, let's just say it doesn't suck.

I'm checking out for the night.

If you head straight North for 8 miles you get to my place.

What gender is the clown?
Might be nice in a funny sort of way.

re: #50 capitalist piglet

That almost sounds like a Jack Handey quote.

Am I the only one here who's into Jack Handey?

One of my favorites:

If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."

I've seen quite a few of Lon Chaney, Sr.'s silent movies on TCM. Some of them were quite bizarre. Too bad he died before the full advent of the talkies.

re: #53 Syrah

Hmmm. Bargain hunting. A sign of the bottom?

It's a stock I owned once and sold, then soon regretted it. It just rose and rose. I figure this is my chance to get back into it.

re: #47 Cognito

So. I went ahead and bought back into the market, today. Just a tiny bit of one stock. It was steadily on the way up before Monday's crash.

Good. Solid stocks will rebound. I don't always agree with you Cognito, but you do have real wisdom and are an asset to this forum.

re: #55 victor_yugo

Pulling for ya in my prayers, Victor.

re: #47 Cognito

So. I went ahead and bought back into the market, today. Just a tiny bit of one stock. It was steadily on the way up before Monday's crash.

Cog, you can see into the future?
;)

re: #47 Cognito

So. I went ahead and bought back into the market, today. Just a tiny bit of one stock. It was steadily on the way up before Monday's crash.

Dude. You should really seek the advise of a financial planner - you and the Mrs., bring the kids - all 17 of them.

A stock here or there might make you rich - or unbelievably f*cking poor.

Get your dollars allocated according to a risk/reward spectrum you're comfortable with, and f*cking leave it there. Update your goals annually. If your planner is reluctant to have an annual meeting, move your dough.

re: #49 gmsc

Nice grouping!

At that range, not too difficult. ;)

re: #51 Metal Man

Kill the wabbit.

Sweet! Thanks.

re: #25 Bobibutu

Boy, times sure have changed. We had a secret location, password and handshake for our LGFOhio meetups. ;)

hello

re: #6 jcm

I used to live near Seattle and it's one of the most beautiful cities in the world IMHO. I still miss it. What a shame that so many moonbats live there.....

re: #64 Noam Sayin'

Dude. You should really seek the advise of a financial planner - you and the Mrs., bring the kids - all 17 of them.

A stock here or there might make you rich - or unbelievably f*cking poor.

Not a chance. My meager funds are all in cash, now. The stock pick is just a dabble. Can't resist a bargain.

re: #55 victor_yugo

You sound like me on the last full time job I had. I couldn't wait to get laid off.
I was quality control of a software product. I would break it, write up how I broke it, then the programmers would fix some of the bugs, all the while selling the product like it was ready to roll.

I knew the company was going down the tubes. I was right. Today, they are history.

re: #63 Irene NYC

Cog, you can see into the future?
;)

Awright, awright. It had steadily climbed before Monday's crash...

An MST3K classic:

re: #61 Dark_Falcon

Hey, much obliged.

re: #63 Irene NYC

Cog, you can see into the future?
;)

What is the market going to do tomorrow?

If you don't know - then why are you in the market? Especially if you if you are 55 +?

re: #69 Cognito

Not a chance. My meager funds are all in cash, now. The stock pick is just a dabble. Can't resist a bargain.

Break a leg, friend.

The time to buy is when there is blood in the streets. (quote from somebody)

re: #58 Opilio

One of my favorites:

If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."

I love that one too. I was just looking some over:

"It's easy to sit there and say you'd like to have more money. And I guess that's what I like about it. It's easy. Just sitting there, rocking back and forth, wanting that money."

re: #67 winston06

Hola.

Some idiot working as an evil clown in front of some tourist trap in Gatlinburg TN chased my petrified 10 YO daughter down the street last year for fun. I wasn't there with my wife and her at the time. If I had been I would have kicked the clowns ass up and down the street.

Never been a clown fan here.

allright Lizards,it's been grand..may all yer dreams be scaley.

If anybody is interested, here's a youtube video I made about Barack's comment on Ayers being rehabbed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wX7JTQIgiQ

re: #72 Intrepid

An MST3K classic:

[Link: video.google.com...]

Oh my, Space Mutiny! A great one!

re: #67 winston06
Hello back atcha!

re: #71 Cognito

Awright, awright. It had steadily climbed before Monday's crash...

17 children? What was that about?

Seriously I know a French woman how did bear 17 children and was awarded a Mother of the Country award. Her husband left her for a younger woman.

re: #74 Bobibutu

What is the market going to do tomorrow?

If you don't know - then why are you in the market? Especially if you if you are 55 +?

The market is going to do nothing tomorrow. :D What do I win?

it likely was a contributing factor.

What?

It is also "likely" that Obama knew that Ayers and Dohrn were unrepentant domestic terrorists when he first met them in 1988...
It is also "likely" that Obama was criminally involved with Tony Rezko...
It is also "likely" that Obama's paid surrogate Acorn is heavily involved in voter freud in several swing states...
It is also "likely" that Obama not only knew about Acorns voter freud efforts, but funded them...
It is also "likely" that Obama was sitting in his pew with his wife and children while Reverend Jeremiah Wright was spewing his "hate-whitey", "hate America" rhetoric...
It is also "likely" Nancy Pelosi awarded her husband's company several government contracts illegally...
It is also "likely" that Dianne Finestein awarded her husbands company several government contracts illegally...
It is also "likely" that Obama was working with known Saudi terrorist supporter Dr. Khalid al-Mansour...
It is also "likely" that Obama knowingly sent his Muslim outreach director to meet with Hamas and Hezbollah...

Shall I go continue?

it likely was a contributing factor....

What a crock of far left moonbat bullshit...

re: #83 Irene NYC

17 children? What was that about?

Seriously I know a French woman how did bear 17 children and was awarded a Mother of the Country award. Her husband left her for a younger woman.

That's the Fwench for you.

re: #55 victor_yugo
Hey, I wish you the best of luck amigo!

re: #50 capitalist piglet

Am I the only one here who's into Jack Handey?

"To me, clowns aren't funny. In fact, they're kind of scary. I've wondered where this started and I think it goes back to the time I went to the circus, and a clown killed my dad."

-- Jack Handy

re: #84 Catttt

The market is going to do nothing tomorrow. :D What do I win?

I think I know what the market will do tomorrow...it's saturday!

re: #67 winston06

hello

Howdy do!Jump right in.

re: #74 Bobibutu

What is the market going to do tomorrow?

If you don't know - then why are you in the market? Especially if you if you are 55 +?

I don't understand - you know what the market is going to do tomorrow? And what does 55+ have to do with being in or out?

re: #64 Noam Sayin'

Ahem...

_{Noam Sayin' is not a financial planner, licensed to speak about financial issues with the common public. Noam often pretends to know "what the f*ck he's talking about" particularly when he's had large quantities of alcohol, regardless of whether "he forgot" to pour booze into his drink. Consult your tax advisor for relevant tax information on the purchase or sale of investment securities. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Individual results may vary. People can and do lose money. Go Packers.}

Waddya say you hand me the keys, Noam?

re: #85 Strike Hornet

big upding for you......

re: #86 Dark_Falcon

Her husband left her for a younger woman.

After 17 kids she was in all likelihood crazy. Duh.

re: #74 Bobibutu

What is the market going to do tomorrow?

If you don't know - then why are you in the market? Especially if you if you are 55 +?

The markets do nothing but tremble on the weekends, either form sheer terror or rapturous delight.

re: #92 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet

Ahem...

_{Noam Sayin' is not a financial planner, licensed to speak about financial issues with the common public. Noam often pretends to know "what the f*ck he's talking about" particularly when he's had large quantities of alcohol, regardless of whether "he forgot" to pour booze into his drink. Consult your tax advisor for relevant tax information on the purchase or sale of investment securities. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Individual results may vary. People can and do lose money. Go Packers.}

Waddya say you hand me the keys, Noam?

Not guaranteed. It it possible to lose ALL of your money. Go Ravens.

re: #83 Irene NYC

17 children? What was that about?

Seriously I know a French woman how did bear 17 children and was awarded a Mother of the Country award. Her husband left her for a younger woman.

If I recall, I may have once claimed to be 87 years old, here, with a vast brood of children.

It may or may not be true.

re: #75 Catttt

I think I made a comment about that...but that was regarding the habits of East Asian markets.

/not so much Southeast Asian markets, but Hong Kong's pretty damn close to here...

re: #66 Cartman

Boy, times sure have changed. We had a secret location, password and handshake for our LGFOhio meetups. ;)

Well the actual lat and long are reserved for those who want to go for it - sides ya' gotta get thru the gate with the password. They are armed.

Time for bed...behave Lizards!

Depends. Are we talking a happy balloon animal making clown, or the clown from Steven King's "It"? Who doesn't like a balloon giraffe?

re: #94 Mich-again

After 17 kids she was in all likelihood crazy. Duh.

No, she isn't. She very kind and continues to work hard. Her kids, though, are another story.
;)

re: #95 Syrah

The markets do nothing but tremble on the weekends, either form sheer terror or rapturous delight.

Wouldn't one tremble from terror but quiver with delight?

re: #72 Intrepid

An MST3K classic:

[Link: video.google.com...]

For those who don't have time to see the full version, here's the abridged version.

re: #98 laZardo

I think I made a comment about that...but that was regarding the habits of East Asian markets.

/not so much Southeast Asian markets, but Hong Kong's pretty damn close to here...

Now I'm thinking of the baby making trades and spitting up (commercial).

re: #74 Bobibutu

What is the market going to do tomorrow?

If you don't know - then why are you in the market? Especially if you if you are 55 +?

I know exactly what the market will do tomorrow, it's Monday I have questions about.

re: #92 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet

Waddya say you hand me the keys, Noam?

Waddya say I hand you your ass, puppet?

Who keeps letting this asshole in here?

re: #84 Catttt

The market is going to do nothing tomorrow. :D What do I win?

You get a gold star ... Heh.

re: #83 Irene NYC
Hi Irene! Uh, to quote Groucho Marx (if I were speaking to the mother of 17 children that is) "Gee lady, I like my cigar too, but I sometimes take it out".
No lie - it's the line that got him kicked off TV!

How are ya doing tonight?

re: #101 logboy

Depends. Are we talking a happy balloon animal making clown, or the clown from Steven King's "It"? Who doesn't like a balloon giraffe?

Perhaps a hungry balloon lion?

The markets may be closed, but we're working this weekend. Customers are freaking out. Mostly, they just need reassurance. I don't mind OT - I'm non-exempt. :D

Oh, the wonderfully creepy Cronenberg remake of The Fly is on AMC.

I love October.

re: #109 realwest

Hi Irene! Uh, to quote Groucho Marx (if I were speaking to the mother of 17 children that is) "Gee lady, I like my cigar too, but I sometimes take it out".
No lie - it's the line that got him kicked off TV!

How are ya doing tonight?

Spew warning needed.

re: #101 logboy

I think we're talking about the clown that does "magic tricks" with pencils.

re: #52 Bobibutu

then get yer butt out here - we would like to meet you.

I've thought about meeting other Lizards, but like zombie, I tend to be protective of my online identity. I prefer to have few connections between my face and my comments.

re: #70 rawmuse

You sound like me on the last full time job I had. I couldn't wait to get laid off.
I was quality control of a software product. I would break it, write up how I broke it, then the programmers would fix some of the bugs, all the while selling the product like it was ready to roll.

I knew the company was going down the tubes. I was right. Today, they are history.

Been there, done that. The second full-time IT job I had. Only, I didn't leave of my own volition.

Then again, the jerk who fired me was caught two months later in a monstrous lie, when he told his boss the department's assignment could be done in two weeks. The rank-and-file then told their boss's boss (on their own) that two weeks didn't have enough hours to get the work done... more like six weeks if everyone worked 24/7.

Jerk was gone very shortly after that.

After what McCain said today, how are we supposed to take him or his campaign seriously anymore?

re: #92 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet ROTFLMAO!
Get them keys ESPECIALLY if he's a riding that scooter tonight!

re: #114 laZardo

I think we're talking about the clown that does "magic tricks" with pencils.

I am soooo not clicking on that.

re: #103 Opilio

Wouldn't one tremble from terror but quiver with delight?

Hmmm.

To ponder a thought.

But since terror and delight are both derived from anticipation, . . . I guess it would depend on which side of the arrow's flight you stand whether you would tremble or quiver.

Quiver it is.

Suspicious hijacked Iranian ship released. . .

[Link: afp.google.com...]

Somali pirates release hijacked Iranian ship

TEHRAN (AFP) — Pirates released an Iranian ship that had been hijacked off the Somali coast in August, state news agency IRNA reported on Friday.

"The ship Dianat was released on Friday morning after seven weeks of ... negotiations with Somali pirates," the state-owned Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines said in statement carried by the agency.

"All 29 members of the crew are safe and sound and the ship is sailing towards international waters," it said.

The report did not say whether ransom was paid. [YA THINK?]

The merchant vessel was headed from China to the Netherlands carrying minerals and industrial products when it was hijacked on August 21 along with a German and a Japanese ship off the Gulf of Aden.

The waters off Somalia and Nigeria are the most pirate-infested in the world.

re: #91 Irene NYC

I don't understand - you know what the market is going to do tomorrow? And what does 55+ have to do with being in or out?

No one knows. If you are approaching retirement - why are you still gambling?

re: #109 realwest

Hi Irene! Uh, to quote Groucho Marx (if I were speaking to the mother of 17 children that is) "Gee lady, I like my cigar too, but I sometimes take it out".
No lie - it's the line that got him kicked off TV!

How are ya doing tonight?

Great, real! And that's a great line of Groucho's. Gotta pass it on to one of his biggest fans - my husband. You sound nice and chipper - hope everything's well down south.
;)

Lon Chaney was born here in Colorado Springs. His parents were deaf and went to the old school for the deaf and blind here.

re: #118 Hard Right

It's not a Rickroll, if that's what you're worried about.

/why so serious?

re: #94 Mich-again
Hey Mich - didja ever answer my question about your budding NFL RB of the year son?
Is he a power runner or a speed merchant? And 148 yards on how many carries my friend?!

re: #105 Catttt

Now I'm thinking of the baby making trades and spitting up (commercial).

I linked to the baby/clown E*trade ad up in #28. a classic

re: #124 laZardo

It's not a Rickroll, if that's what you're worried about.

/why so serious?

Nope. clown + pencil can't be good.

re: #124 laZardo

It's not a Rickroll, if that's what you're worried about.

Ahhhh, that's what they ALL say. ;)

re: #116 Ward Cleaver

After what McCain said today, how are we supposed to take him or his campaign seriously anymore?

No choice. Can't vote for a socialist, and I'm not ideologically pure enough to throw my vote away on a third party. Voting is a priviliege I never miss.

I'm having a hard time voting for McCain, but I'll happily do it since it de facto means a vote against the Messiah.

Sucks, eh?

re: #123 Salem

Lon Chaney was born here in Colorado Springs. His parents were deaf and went to the old school for the deaf and blind here.

Now they only teach dems. (rimshot)

re: #100 jorline
Good night my friend - and WTH kind of thing is that, "behave"? How the heck are ya supposed to have fun if you do that?!

re: #120 looking closely

Suspicious hijacked Iranian ship released. . .

[Link: afp.google.com...]

I think this ship was a big dirty bomb,and they were going to set it off in the Suez canal.

re: #45 gop_patriot

Now that gave me a laugh, picturing someone crying while kicking the crap out of a clown.

DISCLAIMER: I have nothing against clowns, and have never hit one. Mimes...
/s

re: #126 Opilio

I linked to the baby/clown E*trade ad up in #28. a classic

Cute. But what the hell is the vid on the right I see - a woman breastfeeding an eight-year old? Ewwwwwk. Not clicking on that.

re: #104 gmsc

For those who don't have time to see the full version, here's the abridged version.

Who was the other "host" besides Mike? He's the one I remember.

re: #121 Bobibutu

No one knows. If you are approaching retirement - why are you still gambling?

What made you think any of that, Bobibutu? I'm not stupid and although I don't know exactly what the market is doing tomorrow, I didn't listen to any financial advisers and am happily sitting today on a pile of cash and treasuries.

re: #107 Noam Sayin'
Noam, please, he's only tryin' to protect your ass.
And I don't know who let him in hear, but I suspect YOU know!
SherlockrealwestHolmes!

re: #104 gmsc

For those who don't have time to see the full version, here's the abridged version.

"We're reaching speeds of three!"

re: #135 Ward Cleaver

Who was the other "host" besides Mike? He's the one I remember.

Joel was the original host.

re: #37 Bobibutu

Wish you could as this is not a regular event.

The future is a big place.

Possibilities and opportunities are boundless.

re: #113 Hard Right
Ah, sorry about that - but I did say Groucho Marx, and that shoulda been a tipoff, ya know!

re: #115 victor_yugo

Been there, done that. The second full-time IT job I had. Only, I didn't leave of my own volition.

Then again, the jerk who fired me was caught two months later in a monstrous lie, when he told his boss the department's assignment could be done in two weeks. The rank-and-file then told their boss's boss (on their own) that two weeks didn't have enough hours to get the work done... more like six weeks if everyone worked 24/7.

Jerk was gone very shortly after that.

Well it is the risk - reward ratio.

Be here and multiply your chances or not.

re: #139 gmsc

Joel was the original host.

Joel Ruled!

re: #129 Palandine

No choice. Can't vote for a socialist, and I'm not ideologically pure enough to throw my vote away on a third party. Voting is a priviliege I never miss.

I'm having a hard time voting for McCain, but I'll happily do it since it de facto means a vote against the Messiah.

Sucks, eh?

Oh, I'll still vote for McCain, but I think he's sinking his own campaign. A textbook example of how not to run a presidential campaign.

good Evening Lizards! It was a glorious day in the Very Far Western Suburbs of Chicagoland today.

Had some very bad news about two people I know today. I don't want to dwell on it only to say it was a rude reminder that there are more important things than the election: Family and Friends.

Lizards, I am glad you are here.

How are you-all this evening and what are we talking about?

re: #116 Ward Cleaver

After what McCain said today, how are we supposed to take him or his campaign seriously anymore?

I hate to admit it, but what did he say? Tied up with family/Red Sox duties today....

re: #139 gmsc

Joel was the original host.

Any videos with Joel there?

re: #137 realwest

Noam, please, he's only tryin' to protect your ass.
And I don't know who let him in hear, but I suspect YOU know!
SherlockrealwestHolmes!

You stay out of this, "Westy."

re: #99 Bobibutu

Gotcha. We were all armed, too. ;) I'll have to post a link sometime to the pics from one of the meetups. It looked like Ohio was about to be invaded. :)

re: #141 realwest

Ah, sorry about that - but I did say Groucho Marx, and that shoulda been a tipoff, ya know!

We have an autographed photo of Groucho to hubbie.. One of hubbies prized possessions.
;)

re: #141 realwest

Ah, sorry about that - but I did say Groucho Marx, and that shoulda been a tipoff, ya know!

Hey, there's good and there is great. That was great!

re: #146 little boomer

I hate to admit it, but what did he say? Tied up with family/Red Sox duties today....

That we don't have to be afraid of Obama as president.

re: #135 Ward Cleaver

Who was the other "host" besides Mike? He's the one I remember.

Joel. Sleepy-eyed fellow. Did the invention exchange. I preferred Mike, but Joel was the one who kicked the whole thing off.

/I'm HUGE

re: #147 Ward Cleaver

Any videos with Joel there?

There are quite a few!

rw! How you doin' tonite. Hear anything encouraging yesterday?

re: #134 Catttt

Cute. But what the hell is the vid on the right I see - a woman breastfeeding an eight-year old? Ewwwwwk. Not clicking on that.

I'll see your Ewwwwwk, and raise you a Gaaaaaaaaak. I did not see that thumbnail over there. Someone's idea of a "related video"?

re: #152 Ward Cleaver

That we don't have to be afraid of Obama as president.

!

re: #130 Hard Right

Now they only teach dems. (rimshot)

Hehe. Nope. Still deaf and blind kids. Big old spooky-looking palatial building from the 19th century. Guess that at the time there wasn't much else here and Chaney ran away from home and joined the circus when he was fifteen.

re: #148 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet

You stay out of this, "Westy."

Ah, geez. Now ya did it.

You done gone after my buddy realwest.

Step outside with me for a moment, will you?

re: #116 Ward Cleaver
Hey Ward - what did he say?

re: #156 Opilio

I'll see your Ewwwwwk, and raise you a Gaaaaaaaaak. I did not see that thumbnail over there. Someone's idea of a "related video"?

God only knows, but it's weird, isn't it? Cute baby, cute baby, Ewwwwk, cute baby,....

re: #145 ggt

good Evening Lizards! It was a glorious day in the Very Far Western Suburbs of Chicagoland today.

Had some very bad news about two people I know today. I don't want to dwell on it only to say it was a rude reminder that there are more important things than the election: Family and Friends.

Lizards, I am glad you are here.

How are you-all this evening and what are we talking about?

Hopeing everyone is ok.Friends are hard to come by,,Good friends even harder.

re: #0 Charles

I saw Lon Chaney, Jr. walking with the Queen!

re: #159 Noam Sayin'

Ah, geez. Now ya did it.

You done gone after my buddy realwest.

Step outside with me for a moment, will you?

*GULP*

re: #154 gmsc

There are quite a few!

"Sir Francis Bacon, 19 cents a pound."

Here's one of my favorite segments from the Joel days of MST3K: Alphabet Antics

re: #122 Irene NYC
(quickly looks up) uh, yeah everythings fine "down south" thank you very much!

Uh oh. Cats woke up, realized I wasn't in bed. Now they are staring at me.

Bed time (good thing I have cats to remind me).

re: #158 Salem

Hehe. Nope. Still deaf and blind kids. Big old spooky-looking palatial building from the 19th century. Guess that at the time there wasn't much else here and Chaney ran away from home and joined the circus when he was fifteen.

That does explain how he was able to convey so much with only gestures and expressions.

re: #128 Catttt

Have you ever seen a Rickroll that involved a clown and "magic tricks" involving pencils?

/Rickrolls involving a clown, yes, but none with clowns with pencils.

Now they're doing it clown style. MST3K quote.

re: #160 realwest

Hey Ward - what did he say?

There's a thread about it a couple of treads down. Not good.

Can someone explain to me what the Walter Annenberg foundation is doing giving William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn 100 million dollars?

Are they COMPLETELY INSANE

My God, what has happened to this world when a foundation of a close personal friend and supporter of Ronald Reagan give a $100 Million grant to two unrepentant domestic terrorists?
Only in the land of Kos could this make any sense (and Chicago of course)...

re: #170 laZardo

Have you ever seen a Rickroll that involved a clown and "magic tricks" involving pencils?

/Rickrolls involving a clown, yes, but none with clowns with pencils.

I rickrolled someone once. It was immensely fun.

A clown is funny in the circus ring, but what would be the normal reaction to opening a door at midnight and finding the same clown standing there in the moonlight?

— Lon Chaney, Sr.

Always miss Ginn on such a thread. sigh.

re: #164 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet

*Yank*

Don't anybody come back here. Somebody keep an eye out for Stinky.

G'nite, all. Catch ya on the flipside...

A clown is funny in the circus ring, but what would be the normal reaction to opening a door at midnight and finding the same clown standing there in the moonlight?

What, are we playing T-Ball here?

/pickles are the evil bastards!

re: #136 Irene NYC

What made you think any of that, Bobibutu? I'm not stupid and although I don't know exactly what the market is doing tomorrow, I didn't listen to any financial advisers and am happily sitting today on a pile of cash and treasuries.

Hon - I did not think of that - it is my swan song - you are in a good place.

My point is - if you don't know where the market is going ... why bet on it. There are much safer options.

re: #170 laZardo

The ultimate Rickroll.

re: #174 Catttt

The best Rickroller I know is my MP3 player/program on shuffle. [;

/and good night to you...

re: #148 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet Hey socky - anyone not tell you that you stink?!

*SMACK*

*BIFF*

*POW*

re: #180 victor_yugo

I wonder what happens when I click the comic.

/NOT

Later, Lizards! Got to get some shut eye tonight.

Ok. Really going now. OT again tomorrow. 'Night.

re: #184 laZardo

Ohfercryinoutloud.

Read the damn thing. It isn't a rickroll; it's about a rickroll.

Probably mentioned here already, but why can't people just stay the blank home?

Dutch Youth Socialists traveling to US to campaign for Obama

re: #173 Strike Hornet

Annenberg Challenge gave $50 million and another $50 or $60 million were raised as matching funds. The ambassador is dead and the foundation is run by his widow. Obviously a loon.

re: #104 gmsc

For those who don't have time to see the full version, here's the abridged version.

Hah hah hah "Big Mclarge Huge"!....

So sad they took MST3K off the air!

re: #185 rawmuse

Later, Lizards! Got to get some shut eye tonight.

Nite Dude.

re: #187 victor_yugo

I read it, but I didn't click it. (;

/I did send it to my brother though, who did click it. BWHAHAHAHA.

//YouTube string memorization FTW

re: #188 capitalist piglet

Probably mentioned here already, but why can't people just stay the blank home?

Dutch Youth Socialists traveling to US to campaign for Obama

A political donation from furriners. Isn't that illegal as all hell?

*BOOF*

Ooh! I like that one.

*BOOF, BOOF, BOOF*

*TOINK*

re: #173 Strike Hornet

Can someone explain to me what the Walter Annenberg foundation is doing giving William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn 100 million dollars?

Are they COMPLETELY INSANE

My God, what has happened to this world when a foundation of a close personal friend and supporter of Ronald Reagan give a $100 Million grant to two unrepentant domestic terrorists?
Only in the land of Kos could this make any sense (and Chicago of course)...

A lot of the foundations (like the Ford Foundation, and the Heinz Foundation) are now run by liberals, and give money to all kinds of crazy causes. Here's a good article, in PDF format.

re: #180 victor_yugo

The ultimate Rickroll.

No, when 4chan rigged the Mets' voting for new theme song, that was the ultimate Rickroll!

However, the Flintstones were the first to Rickroll people, or rather, Rockrolll people!

re: #192 laZardo

Oh, I thought you were refusing to click the link I provided above.

FTW!

re: #155 ggt Hey ggt! I hope you're doing well tonight! Uh, didja check your e-mail lately?!

*CRANK*

re: #193 victor_yugo

A political donation from furriners. Isn't that illegal as all hell?

Illegal means nothing when there is no enforcement. Besides, for the left, the ends justify the means.

re: #173 Strike Hornet

Can someone explain to me what the Walter Annenberg foundation is doing giving William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn 100 million dollars?

Are they COMPLETELY INSANE

My God, what has happened to this world when a foundation of a close personal friend and supporter of Ronald Reagan give a $100 Million grant to two unrepentant domestic terrorists?
Only in the land of Kos could this make any sense (and Chicago of course)...

Look at how the Ford foundation and also how the Heinz money is being spent. Not likely how the people that built that wealth would want it spent. The explanation is when you are dead your useless progeny will f up your wishes.

re: #193 victor_yugo

A political donation from furriners. Isn't that illegal as all hell?

Look over there! Troopergate!

/msm

This summer we went to see Circus Smirkus - it's a circus of kids and they tour during the summertime to help groups raise money.

Outstanding entertainment. Highly recommended for kids and adults.

And their clowns were wonderful.
;)

re: #162 Oldasdirt

Thanks Oldasdirt --both are situations in which the only thing I can do is pray.

That should take care of things...

re: #189 Irene NYC

Annenberg Challenge gave $50 million

More like Annenberg Challenged...unbelievable...
Loon is an understatement...
Giving those two murderers $50 million to indoctrinate children to their warped and sick perspective of the world is downright criminal...

re: #149 Cartman

Gotcha. We were all armed, too. ;) I'll have to post a link sometime to the pics from one of the meetups. It looked like Ohio was about to be invaded. :)

Git it on!

re: #183 Noam Sayin'
Nanananananannana......... BATMAN! LOL!
Seriously - if y'all been imbibing, and especially if you're on your scooter, give 'em the keys!

re: #205 Noam Sayin'

That should take care of things...

I can understand the beating, but did you have to crank him? Jeez man.

re: #169 victor_yugo

That does explain how he was able to convey so much with only gestures and expressions.

True. He was the world's greatest pantomimist, which is what silent-movie actors are. He would have made the transition to talkies quite nicely, too, but he died shortly after they became the norm. In fact, he was originally cast as Dracula in the original. That would have been cool, though I don't think Bela Lugosi ever would have been discovered.

re: #200 Syrah

Illegal means nothing when there is no enforcement. Besides, for the left, the ends justify the means.

True, but when they are actually on our soil, they're here only at the pleasure of our State Dept. We need very little excuse to kick their asses out.

re: #196 gmsc

If you thought that was epic, they're trying to get Rick Astley up for "Best Act Ever" at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

re: #194 Noam Sayin'
*TOINK* ?!? Uh, oh...................I didn't like the sound of that one!

re: #179 Bobibutu

Hon - I did not think of that - it is my swan song - you are in a good place.

My point is - if you don't know where the market is going ... why bet on it. There are much safer options.

Having seen the dirty side of financing, my opinion of a lot of what takes place is not very positive. What do you consider safe options? Tonight, I'm grappling with the question of inflation. Specifically, where should we park out wealth for the upcoming inflation - especially if Obama is elected?

re: #201 Metal Man

Look at how the Ford foundation and also how the Heinz money is being spent. Not likely how the people that built that wealth would want it spent. The explanation is when you are dead your useless progeny will f up your wishes.

These two murderers should be in jail, not spending $100 million on F'ing up young childrens minds with their sick , warped 60's hatred of America...

Uh...

*stumbles*

Mither realwetht, thir? Noam hath 'thplained thome thingth to me that hath, uh, made me realithe that, I've been a bith dithrethpectful to you, er, uh, thir. I offer my hummle apolitheeze.

*THUD*

re: #211 victor_yugo

True, but when they are actually on our soil, they're here only at the pleasure of our State Dept. We need very little excuse to kick their asses out.

Another way to look at this is that we will have a group of yutes, possibly dressed in their European party uniforms who will have what to Americans would sound like an odd Germanic accent campaigning for the Oba-Messiah.

There is some comedy here as well.

re: #216 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet

Uh...

*stumbles*

Mither realwetht, thir? Noam hath 'thplained thome thingth to me that hath, uh, made me realithe that, I've been a bith dithrethpectful to you, er, uh, thir. I offer my hummle apolitheeze.

*THUD*

He's out cold. Quick, get his wallet.

re: #212 laZardo

If you thought that was epic, they're trying to get Rick Astley up for "Best Act Ever" at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Did MTV actually start giving a fsck about music again?

re: #188 capitalist piglet

I suddenly envision Geert Wilders and/or Ayaan Hirsi Ali flying over here and volunteering to help out with the McCain campaign.

re: #216 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet

Uh...

*stumbles*

Mither realwetht, thir? Noam hath 'thplained thome thingth to me that hath, uh, made me realithe that, I've been a bith dithrethpectful to you, er, uh, thir. I offer my hummle apolitheeze.

*THUD*

Thats some of the best drunk typeing I ever seen..
MORE BEER!

re: #220 laZardo

I suddenly envision Geert Wilders and/or Ayaan Hirsi Ali flying over here and volunteering to help out with the McCain campaign.

I thought Ayaan Hirsi Ali is already here?

re: #214 Irene NYC
Uh, I hate to say this, but if Obama's elected there won't be any safe place!
He's gonna grab it ALL.

re: #217 Syrah

Another way to look at this is that we will have a group of yutes, possibly dressed in their European party uniforms who will have what to Americans would sound like an odd Germanic accent campaigning for the Oba-Messiah.

There is some comedy here as well.

"You vill like Obama, ja?"

I nominate Noam for the Friday Night Drinking Thread Best Entertainment Award!
;)

re: #83 Irene NYC

17 children? What was that about?

Seriously I know a French woman how did bear 17 children and was awarded a Mother of the Country award. Her husband left her for a younger woman.

I hope she stomped his ass in court.

re: #219 victor_yugo

Probably not in America. MTV Philippines and its big-local-TV-station-run competitor constantly feature lots of local artists. Dunno about Europe.

/competition helps.

re: #221 Oldasdirt

Thats some of the best drunk typeing I ever seen..
MORE BEER!

More beer, more beer
You're still too ugly my dear
More beer, more beer
I'm still too sober I fear

re: #216 Noam Sayin's Sock Puppet Apology is accepted.
But you still stink!

Okay, then.

re: #133 Slumbering Behemoth

I'm picturing the scene from Ferris Bueller's Day Off where Ferris' sister is freaking out, screaming and crying while kicking the principal in the face three times. LOL!

Isn't one of the rules of warfare to not give your enemy what they want?

re: #215 Strike Hornet

I agree just it is how foundations seem to run. The guilty rich children F things up after the capitalists die.

re: #223 realwest

Uh, I hate to say this, but if Obama's elected there won't be any safe place!
He's gonna grab it ALL.

real,
Remember what happened to money in the bank when Carter was prez? It became worthless real quick. That was really scary. REAL scary.

re: #225 Irene NYC
I'll glady second that nomination! Just inspired Noam!

re: #224 Ward Cleaver

"You vill like Obama, ja?"

Ja mein herren!

re: #231 gop_patriot

I'm picturing the scene from Ferris Bueller's Day Off where Ferris' sister is freaking out, screaming and crying while kicking the principal in the face three times. LOL!

PETERSON!

re: #234 Irene NYC

real,
Remember what happened to money in the bank when Carter was prez? It became worthless real quick. That was really scary. REAL scary.

Yep, stagflation. And The Misery Index.

re: #222 victor_yugo

I thought Ayaan Hirsi Ali is already here?

She's a fellow at an American think tank, but I don't know if she's based in the US yet.

re: #238 Ward Cleaver

Yep, stagflation. And The Misery Index.

And yet 41% of voters voted for him over Reagan. Disgusting.

Too late to stay up. 'Night, all.

re: #226 MandyManners

I hope she stomped his ass in court.

Mandy,
He tried to kick her out of the house. Can you believe that? She finally got to keep it. He moved into the next town with his young floozy who promptly left him because she couldn't move into the house (which he had promised she could).

Quite the soap opera as the affair and court case went on for over 3 years.

;)

re: #217 Syrah

Another way to look at this is that we will have a group of yutes, possibly dressed in their European party uniforms who will have what to Americans would sound like an odd Germanic accent campaigning for the Oba-Messiah.

There is some comedy here as well.

"Obama? Any comments on Dutch socialists arriving in America to campaign for you?"
"I know nussing! NUSSING!"

Well all y'all it's been grand as usual, but I gotta get some sleep now!
I hope you all have a GREAT EVENING/EARLY MORNING and that I get the chance to see you all down the road.

Good night, all.

You've asked for it, Lizards.

After what McCain said today, how are we supposed to take him or his campaign seriously anymore?

He can't have astroturfers taking over his townhall, now. Besides, he just said that Zero was a decent human being. There are hundreds of millions of those, but all aren't cut out to be president. That's all he said.

My second ex had a classy clown oufit she wore to school functions, fairs, etc. Very cute, but she was very careful approaching little kids because once in a while one would freak out.

re: #236 Syrah

Ja mein herren!

"Ja voll, mein Führer!"

re: #241 Ward Cleaver

Too late to stay up. 'Night, all.

Say goodnight to the Beav for us.

This just in --
Joerg Haider dead in Austria, in a car crash.
Pity, that.

re: #245 ggt

You've asked for it, Lizards.

You've been Barackrolled!

re: #245 ggt

Sorry, but I recognize that YouTube string from the comic Victor_Yugo passed me. No clicky. (;

re: #248 victor_yugo

"Ja voll, mein Führer!"

Don't you mean "Die Ein" or "Dass Ein"?

re: #247 Sloppy

My second ex had a classy clown oufit she wore to school functions, fairs, etc. Very cute, but she was very careful approaching little kids because once in a while one would freak out.

Can we get her to scare off "The Obama Kids"?

Night real! I'm off soon too.
;)

Goodnight Real

re: #225 Irene NYC

I nominate Noam for the Friday Night Drinking Thread Best Entertainment Award!
;)

*bows*

Thank you. The 'internet theater' thing is one of the attributes that made me fall in love with this blog. I still remember fondly some of the early characters, here.

That's high praise.

re: #240 Hard Right

And yet 41% of voters voted for him over Reagan. Disgusting.

I had an aunt and uncle, great salt-of-the earth people who I dearly loved (farm family, who've passed on in the last couple of years) that voted for Carter simply because he was a Baptist, just like them.