I am The One

We have intellectual veracity on our side, we will win. Thomas Jefferson's dream of Democratic voice is not dead yet

re: #1 odinga

I am The One

I thought Odinga was just supported by The Zero.

I am Joe the Plumber.

The Dude said that? What scene? I'm not disputing that he might have said that, but I've seen the film multiple times and I don't recall that particular line.

Charles?

And all critical thought about the One is Racist.

The Dems.

I am tired and about ready to go down.

Hand me that pipe snake, willya?

I love the Dude.

Murtha - people who don't vote for Obama are racist. Oh hell, I mean, they are rednecks. Shit, wait - they are white trash. DAMMIT.. EIGHT MORE YEARS, WE DON'T NEED EIGHT MORE YEARS

No, not the closet auger. The other one.

"Rest in Peace" takes on a different meaning down under.

Did the dude already go to bed?

WOW! The euro went below $1.30 today and gold is $768.

Reposting from a previous thread, re Sarah Palin.

In a frank discussion today with a friend, he said: "They hate her because she's a WOMAN! She's sexy, she's SMART, she's fertile, she's in charge, she procreates, she has a stud husband, she likes to f*$K!

She's a force. She uses what she's got and takes no excuses. I love Sarah. She can be my president any day because she gets people.

Yeah. "The Biden."
You crank that one and you never know what's gonna come out.

I am Joe the Plummer and proud to be able to hang out with him.

battleground Poll: I hope this trend is real

re: #7 Bobibutu

I am tired and about ready to go down.

Bobibutu,
You wrote something yesterday to me and I wanted to thank you but you weren't around. So, here's a belated thanks, ok?
;)

Who are the nihilists for?

Note to Realwest: If you're still logged in, please check your e-mail, bub.

re: #17 Miss Molly

I am Joe the Plummer and proud to be able to hang out with him.

You just referred to yourself in the first and third person at the same time.

A day without sunshine is, like, night, man...

re: #20 JohnAdams

Who are the nihilists for?

The Zero, of course.

Donny: Are these the Nazis, Walter?
Walter: No, Donny, these men are nihilists, there's nothing to be afraid of.

re: #22 cliffster

You just referred to yourself in the first and third person at the same time.

Well, there's your problem. You've got the hot side and the cold side connected wrong.

What did Murtha have to say about Northeastern Pennsylvania? Is that part salvagable because some bigwigs from NYC or Philly have vacation homes up there?

/I can think of a couple of things to do in Scranton over a few days

re: #22 cliffster

You just referred to yourself in the first and third person at the same time.

Schizophrenia means never having to go to bed alone.

That rug really tied the room together.

read

[Link: townhall.com...]

This is news! Prager's column reveals the story behind Prop 8 in Calfiornia. Simply unbelievable!

Ayers Radio Interview: STILL Anarchist Marxist

This ought to sink Lord President For Life Obama in America, but who knows, maybe the majority of Americans want to sit back, dishonor our veterans, accept defeat, and try not suck.

/they want peaceful revolution, right back at them

re: #29 splendid confusion

That rug really tied the room together.

I just bought a nice rug, and it really tied my room together. I like my rug, however much the Dude might make fun of me.

re: #1 odinga

I am The One

Manyness and oneness are studied as they relate to otherness. (Students achieving oneness move ahead to twoness.)

-"Spring Bulletin", Woody Allen

I tried talking to three college-age Obamatons at Home Depot recently. They were oblivious of any facts about The One. Amazing.

Dude: Did you ever hear of "The Seattle Seven"?
Maude: Mmm.
Dude: That was me... and six other guys

re: #19 Irene NYC

Bobibutu,
You wrote something yesterday to me and I wanted to thank you but you weren't around. So, here's a belated thanks, ok?
;)

OK - and yes I am remiss - and do a lot of drive buys. You are welcome.

re: #31 Killian Bundy

Ayers Radio Interview: STILL Anarchist Marxist

This ought to sink Lord President For Life Obama in America, but who knows, maybe the majority of Americans want to sit back, dishonor our veterans, accept defeat, and try not suck.

/they want peaceful revolution, right back at them

To repost what I said on the last thread about this:

Bill O'Reilly used the 2002 Ayers interview tonight and it is nothing short of damning. I hope the wider audience he gave it will convice some more people to vote for McCain. I think it will.

Obama did that didn't he? I bet he said that spreading the hot side around like that would be "better for everybody." Dumbass. Now, if you like a tepid shower, let me know and we can put it back.

re: #25 logboy

Donny: Are these the Nazis, Walter?
Walter: No, Donny, these men are nihilists, there's nothing to be afraid of.

I hate Illinois Nazis.

I've seen that movie dozens of times and don't recall that line either! LOL
At this point I'd rather vote for the Dude.

Dude: You know he's got emotional problems, man.

Walter: Beyond pacifism?

Whew, doesn't that hit the nail on the head for quite a lot of our linguine-spined politicians? The Big Lebowski rocks.

I also love the First Dude.

re: #39 gmsc

I hate Illinois Nazis.

Elwood: Illinois Nazis.
Jake: I hate Illinois Nazis.

I happen to believe that some parts of the country ARE more patriotic than other parts of the country. We call them Red States.

#32 Cliffster

A rug can really tie a room together. Unfortunately, at our house the rug seems to be held together by all the dog hair. It's everywhere!

I hate Oprah. This is her fault for introducing him to the public.

re: #31 Killian Bundy

Ayers Radio Interview: STILL Anarchist Marxist

This ought to sink Lord President For Life Obama in America, but who knows, maybe the majority of Americans want to sit back, dishonor our veterans, accept defeat, and try not suck.

/they want peaceful revolution, right back at them

You're assuming that the Ayers radio interview will be widely heard around the country, and that those who hear it will deal with it rationally and start to distance themselves from Comrade Obama.

re: #46 Teacake!

I hate Oprah. This is her fault for introducing him to the public.

No, it was John F-ing Kerry and the DNC who brought him to national attention.

re: #34 NelsFree

I tried talking to three college-age Obamatons at Home Depot recently. They were oblivious of any facts about The One. Amazing.

But not surprising.
They're enjoying the feeling of being part of the Wave.
That's why mass movements appeal most of all to the young. They feel it's really cool to be part of something so big, kind of like at a stadium-size rock concert.

I think more people saw the Oprah show when she had him as a guest and announced this is the next POTUS.

My fifth grader had a worksheet for homework about limited vs. unlimited government. I fear we are swinging fast toward the latter. He did have to define oligarchy and totalitarianism, plus dictator--which may all come in useful, too.

Midnight at Chez Harb.

Good night, y'all.

re: #50 Teacake!

I think more people saw the Oprah show when she had him as a guest and announced this is the next POTUS.

I stand corrected. You are right, of course!
;)

The Big Lebowski: Your revolution is over, Mr. Lebowski. Condolences. The bums lost. My advice is to do what your parents did; get a job, sir. The bums will always lose. Do you hear me, Lebowski?

I think I'd rather think about the Dude and calm down.

realwest- if you're still here, Stevieray had an excellent point in the previous thread. He said you're using two firewalls. That or using two anti-virus programs that can cause buku problems.
Numerous anti-spyware programs are okay, I run six of them, but more than one firewall or anti-virus program can lead to conflicts.

re: #47 StudSupreme

You're assuming that the Ayers radio interview will be widely heard around the country, and that those who hear it will deal with it rationally and start to distance themselves from Comrade Obama.

Its been on The O'Reilly Factor. That about as much free mass media as we can hope for. Ads will be needed to do more. That said, those who hear that interview and are not already in the tank for BHO will be angered by what they hear. We can turn that anger into votes.

Didn't mean to be dismissive Irene. Just that I think she has a huge audience. I never heard of him until that horrid day. LOL Got rid of the TV shortly after that.

re: #35 logboy

Hey, Lord President For Life Obama has promised the electorate that he's going to pill a brigade a month out of Iraq, starting in January, until they're all out, hell or high water. What's you're opinion on that?

/nevermind that it's a fantasy

re: #18 odinga

battleground Poll: I hope this trend is real

You may like this from American Thinker, odinga ....interesting read on the battleground poll.

Thanks for your link. It's been forwarded on already.

zombie,

If you come to this thread later, just wanted to let you know that tfk was having some sort of a meltdown waitin' for you on the last thread. Something awful - never saw tfk so anxious before.

Is he sweet on you or something?

;)

re: #58 Teacake!

Didn't mean to be dismissive Irene. Just that I think she has a huge audience. I never heard of him until that horrid day. LOL Got rid of the TV shortly after that.

And I didn't take it that way at all.
;)

re: #55 Teacake!

I think I'd rather think about the Dude and calm down.

Dude. Come on, you're being very un-Dude

re: #57 Dark_Falcon

Its been on The O'Reilly Factor. That about as much free mass media as we can hope for. Ads will be needed to do more. That said, those who hear that interview and are not already in the tank for BHO will be angered by what they hear. We can turn that anger into votes.

Great showed it tonight too.

Ozark Mountain Daredevil - not to complicate things again, but how do you find out if you have more than one firewall? I have a few things and I don't know if they all have firewalls. Spybot and AVG and I have no idea how to shut off the Windows one or if I should.

#58 Teacake and Irene
We yanked our kids from a school for a variety of reasons, but one of the top ten was that the principal tivoed Oprah everyday and just raved about her. The Oprahfication of middle class women may have led to some of this "hope and change" baloney.

PIMF GRETA not Great

/Okay, I'm out of here.

re: #30 GreenSoccer

Wow - I didn't realize that the amendment had been reworded. Now its supporters are made to look like bigots.

Hell hath no fury like a Woman scorned. I hope the PUMA woman are pissing bullets and out for revenge.

Puma Video Of Hillary hatin on The One

Thats good Irene!

Suddenly got drowsy... nite all.

re: #57 Dark_Falcon

Its been on The O'Reilly Factor. That is about as much free mass media as we can hope for. Ads will be needed to do more. That said, those who hear that interview and are not already in the tank for BHO will be angered by what they hear. We can turn that anger into votes.

PIMF

re: #18 odinga No date on that Battleground poll?!?

re: #21 Cartman
Done and done my friend.

re: #72 realwest

No date on that Battleground poll?!?

It's in teensy letters at the very bottom right, real .....10/14 - 10/19 (i think)

My brothers class today did something different. Their teacher ask who would they vote for in the election if they could. All the male students expect for two said they would vote for McCain while all the female students said they vote for Obama. How did this happen? When did women become so stupid? Like blacks, women to have fallen under the socialist spell.

re: #59 Killian Bundy

Hey, Lord President For Life Obama has promised the electorate that he's going to pill a brigade a month out of Iraq, starting in January, until they're all out, hell or high water. What's you're opinion on that?

/nevermind that it's a fantasy

Well, they've been saying all along that Iraq is Vietnam. Now they're going to make sure it is by guaranteeing our failure. Sure am glad I gave my arm for the cause. At least I still have one arm... so I can bitch slap the Big 0 when he visits.

#68
Oh yeah, you should see some of the tv ads out here. On the news last night a couple had had their Yes on 8 yard signs stolen, so they got a big banner to hang over their garage. Some crazy people painted up their cars with "Bigots live here! Vote no on 8!" INSANE. I keep telling Mr. Splendid that we need to get the hell out of CA, but he grew up here. My mid-western common sense tells me this state is seriously going on the skids.

IMO, little O's campaign is not uniting people, as he claims, but it's setting race relations in this country back 40 years, maybe more. White people cannot seem to have a discussion about the presidential race without being labeled as bigots or racists if they vote for McCain, no matter what the real reason is for their voting preference. On the other hand, blacks can vote for little O for no other reason than he is black, and that's because of "pride". Right... I tell you what. Since everything whites say nowadays seems to be a code word for "black", I've got a code word for you, and I've heard it used by several of my black friends at work. When they discuss the race, they use the word "historic". I've come to the conclusion that the word "historic", when used by a black person in reference to the presidential race, actually means "I'm voting for Obama because he's black and I'm black. That's it. And there's nothing you can say about it because you're a racist voting for McCain". It's amazing. I've also come to the conclusion that this year's presidential race is the political equivalent of the O.J. Simpson acquittal. In that case, a predominantly black jury basically said "we know he's guilty, but since white folks have gotten away with killing black folks for so many years, this is a little bit of payback. So there". This year, blacks are saying, in much greater numbers "hey, we know this guy will probably screw the country up, but he's one of us, and it's our time to be in power". In essence, it's payback time. Okay, the rant is over. Time to get off the soapbox and start ducking.

re: #65 Teacake!

Ozark Mountain Daredevil - not to complicate things again, but how do you find out if you have more than one firewall? I have a few things and I don't know if they all have firewalls. Spybot and AVG and I have no idea how to shut off the Windows one or if I should.

To disable Windows Firewall, follow these steps:
1. Click Start.
2. Click Run.
3. Type Firewall.cpl, and then click OK.
4. On the General tab, click Off (not recommended).
5. Click OK.

re: #75 conservativeChick

My brothers class today did something different. Their teacher ask who would they vote for in the election if they could. All the male students expect for two said they would vote for McCain while all the female students said they vote for Obama. How did this happen? When did women become so stupid? Like blacks, women to have fallen under the socialist spell.

Its simple really:

John McCain is a man's man.

Barack Obama is a girly man.

re: #61 Irene NYC

zombie,

If you come to this thread later, just wanted to let you know that tfk was having some sort of a meltdown waitin' for you on the last thread. Something awful - never saw tfk so anxious before.

Is he sweet on you or something?

;)

Aint that ,Zombie is about to drop a bombshell on us, and we're just waiting on it.

re: #59 Killian Bundy

Hey, Lord President For Life Obama has promised the electorate that he's going to pull a brigade a month out of Iraq, starting in January, until they're all out, hell or high water. What's you're opinion on that?

His timing is excellent.

Even if the timing is lousy, it will likely take six months for it to go critical, and some other thing will be found to blame it on.

re: #65 Teacake!

Ozark Mountain Daredevil - not to complicate things again, but how do you find out if you have more than one firewall? I have a few things and I don't know if they all have firewalls. Spybot and AVG and I have no idea how to shut off the Windows one or if I should.

But, if you don't have another firewall, I'd suggest Zone Alarm Free edition It's free, and it as good or better than any you'd pay for!

Before I go to sleep, we're having an Arizona, actually Phoenix area, election night party. If you live in the area, come celebrate McCain's victory!

nic blue.

re: #77 splendid confusion

Didn't both candidates come out against gay marriage as well? Or was it the VPs? Also, I'm curious, does CA recognize civil unions?

re: #80 Dark_Falcon

Then why would women vote for Barrack then? I like a mans-man. The kind of man that hunts, fish, provides for his family, loyal, trust-worthy, a gentleman and doesn't cry or is more emotional or over emotional then me. I don't want a sissy, over emotional metrosexual.

realwest check your email! Try to send me the log file before you log off so I can start going over it.

Nite all. Realwest, I'm real sorry to hear you're feeling poorly. Prayers for you now, and I hope tomorrow is better for you.

re: #85 tackle

Didn't both candidates come out against gay marriage as well? Or was it the VPs? Also, I'm curious, does CA recognize civil unions?

Currently, yes, but it's on the ballot in CA. After Nov., they may or may not.

FWIW, I am now the proud owner of a trouble-free install of Adobe Creative Suite 4. Damn installation took over an hour! I'm too tired to "play" with it tonight, but it should really be a giant help in my web development projects. W00T!

re: #86 conservativeChick

Then why would women vote for Barrack then? I like a mans-man. The kind of man that hunts, fish, provides for his family, loyal, trust-worthy, a gentleman and doesn't cry or is more emotional or over emotional then me. I don't want a sissy, over emotional metrosexual.

Some women identify with Obama's effeminate ways, others like his handouts. Women tend to favor social benefits, even if they are stupid. However, for some (and maybe enough) women, that appeal can be undercut by pointing out the dangers Obama poses.

re: #78 I Need A Bigger Gun

What is shocking me is that suddenly terms that I learned in college in intro to poli sci classes are now being described as code words. I'm not talking about the terms that we are seeing in the news. I heard someone say that a term I would use to support the constitution is now a code word. You know now that I think about it, what better way to destroy our country than to start describing every word connected to our political system as code words.

re: #90 Cartman

FWIW, I am now the proud owner of a trouble-free install of Adobe Creative Suite 4. Damn installation took over an hour! I'm too tired to "play" with it tonight, but it should really be a giant help in my web development projects. W00T!

I hate you......
I upgraded to a Intel Mac, and all my Adobe stuff no longer worky.
GRRRRRRRR!

Can you say GIMP instead of Photoshop?

re: #75 conservativeChick

When did women become stupid?

I'd guess when other women told them that thing in their belly was just something that they could live without. You know, like a gall bladder or something.

I stole this post from another site. It expresses my thoughts quite well.

For one who raises sooooo much money and has soooo many supporters and sooooo many delegates and alllll the media and soooooo much support from the machine including the coveted Colin Powell why isn’t he further ahead in the polls then the not so conservative McCain and the not very smart wrong pick Lady VP?
Hmmmmmmm! All the money in the world just can’t buy this presidency so easily can it?

In a year when a party that could not loose stands up a candidate against a man who could not win with enough of money to bribe God himself - here we sit on the verge of shutting him down- NOBAMA!

McCain is taking PA. Obama's ad blitz will backfire. Plus something is not right with Obama heading to Hawaii. Bill and Hill are being summoned to PA.
If there ever was a man for PA it is McCain.

re: #93 jcm

Can you say GIMP instead of Photoshop?

I've found GIMP to be a pretty good alternative to PS. Can't beat it, for freeware!

re: #60 pink freud

You may like this from American Thinker, odinga ....interesting read on the battleground poll.

Thanks for your link. It's been forwarded on already.

This is a great article. Thanks.

re: #91 Dark_Falcon

Some women identify with Obama's effeminate ways, others like his handouts. Women tend to favor social benefits, even if they are stupid. However, for some (and maybe enough) women, that appeal can be undercut by pointing out the dangers Obama poses.

Once you go socialist, you never go back.

re: #76 logboy

Well, they've been saying all along that Iraq is Vietnam. Now they're going to make sure it is by guaranteeing our failure. Sure am glad I gave my arm for the cause. At least I still have one arm... so I can bitch slap the Big 0 when he visits.

logboy,
Don't fall into their mind set or let them define the terms of the discussion because these people will tell any lie to attain power.

The war that you fought is part of something much bigger and much older than most people are willing to admit. These people need to deny the reality of that for their own profit. Never forget that.

And never forget that you are part of a proud tradition that has helped and inspired hundreds of millions of people in our country's short history to look for the light of liberty.

You have my thanks and my gratefulness and that of many others.

re: #82 itellu3times

His timing is excellent.

Even if the timing is lousy, it will likely take six months for it to go critical, and some other thing will be found to blame it on.

And there is or going to be a status of forces agreement.

/there's going to be U.S. bases (mostly AF) and at least 50K U.S. troops in Iraq for ten years to infinity

re: #98 pablito

Once you go socialist, you never go back.

Yeah, because you can't.
If these women had any idea of the future they were sentencing their children to, they'd run screaming in the opposite direction.

re: #95 odinga

Obama also may have serious problems in Ohio, which he pretty much HAS to capture to win.

re: #96 Cartman

I've found GIMP to be a pretty good alternative to PS. Can't beat it, for freeware!

My next biggie is either Lightroom (Adobe) or Aperture (Apple). I've got 1.5TB of image files, 6000 scanned slides that I need to catalog.

re: #72 realwest

No date on that Battleground poll?!?

It covers the range 10/14 to 10/16 and then from 10/19 to 10/20. The sample times are on the bottom axis. The Poll was released today. Link

re: #65 Teacake!

Ozark Mountain Daredevil - not to complicate things again, but how do you find out if you have more than one firewall? I have a few things and I don't know if they all have firewalls. Spybot and AVG and I have no idea how to shut off the Windows one or if I should.

Spybot is an anti-spyware program I use, it's good. I'd also recommend downloading windows defender, ad-aware, and spybot search and destroy, you can google all the names, but make sure you only download the free programs.

AVG is an anti-virus program, and also good. I've been using all of these FREE programs for years with zero problems.

The only thing is that since they're free, you'll have to run and update them yourself. But all you have to do is click on the update button before you run them to download their latest updates

Hope this helps you out, since I got tired of my family and friends, including you all here, paying for stuff that is available for free and works just as good as the stuff you pay for from Norton, Symantec, etc.

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GOOGLE's Dominance...

Maybe a little off topic, but can we make Yahoo the Fox News of the internet? Google's CEO is for OBAMA and is trying to shut down anti-Obama web sites. I say YAHOO for McCain, what say you?

re: #103 jcm

Man, that's a crapload of pics!

re: #93 jcm

I hate you......
I upgraded to a Intel Mac, and all my Adobe stuff no longer worky.
GRRRRRRRR!

Can you say GIMP instead of Photoshop?

What about parallels?

re: #89 gmsc

Hmm. I think Dennis Prager is right on when he says:
"Why won't those who favor redefining marriage accord the same respect to the millions of us who want gays to be allowed to love whom they want, live with whom they want, be given the rights they deserve along with the dignity they deserve, but who still want marriage to remain man-woman?"
I support such civil unions as it gives them important legal rights. Gay marriages also poses a serious threat to many religious who may be targeted, sued, or lose their tax-exempt status due to so-called "hate speech".

re: #92 Penguinchic

That's been a leftie strategy for a long time. Remember up means down, etc.? Just an extention of that. Devaluation of anything of value. Like our constitution.

re: #99 Irene NYC

logboy,
Don't fall into their mind set or let them define the terms of the discussion because these people will tell any lie to attain power.

The war that you fought is part of something much bigger and much older than most people are willing to admit. These people need to deny the reality of that for their own profit. Never forget that.

And never forget that you are part of a proud tradition that has helped and inspired hundreds of millions of people in our country's short history to look for the light of liberty.

You have my thanks and my gratefulness and that of many others.

I blogged this while I was in Iraq, three months before I lost my arm.

While sitting around tonight, we were talking a little bit about what it's going to be like when we get home. We're not going to have a clue what has been going on in the world. Trends, fads, music, movies, TV, radio, the presence of family and friends again, getting accustomed to not wearing body armor when leaving the house, and not driving armored vehicles with loaded weapons everywhere; it's going to be very confusing and frustrating. Getting back into the swing of things, I'm looking forward to college, but in a way I'm not. I'll be the crazy old war vet sitting in class, giving scowling looks to the 19 year old who complains about writing a report, or having to read 50 pages, or how much books cost. They've never met people who come to their front gate to beg for food and water on a daily basis. People who walk barefoot across the desert in 130 degree heat just to try and sell you some worthless Saddam money so they'll have money to buy food. They've never lived in a country that has known nothing but death, torture, and destruction from dictatorship. They've never met people whose neighbors were executed for speaking out against the government. They've never had their entire town or village buried in a mass grave. These are the hardships the people of Iraq have had to face over generations. Sure, I may whine about how bad the food is, how little sleep I get, or how bad the weather is here, but it's nothing compared to these people. They live it every day. At the end of my deployment, I go home. They stay here, trying to make something out of nothing. There have been speed bumps along the away, and will be many more ahead. Things are getting better here. I don't give a rat’s ass less about what you read on CNN, FOX, Newsweek, or any other large media outlet. They only see what they want to see. They only dish out the news they want people to here, even if sometimes it’s not even news. Life is better for the Iraqis because of us.

I believe in the cause here. I believe we are creating a better world by creating a stable region in the Middle East. I believe we are correct for finishing "unfinished business" left over from the first Gulf War. Most of all, I believe in giving these people freedom. Even if the term or even the definition is still vague or unknown to some people here in Iraq, its meaning is becoming well known. Out of tragedy in our own country comes a blessing to another. I do not regret coming here. I do not regret joining the military. If I should have to give the ultimate sacrifice while I am here, I know it is not in vain.

re: #107 Cartman

Man, that's a crapload of pics!

50 years of my dad's slides and family images, travels and living in Iran. The older slides were fading. Nikon Digital ICE is remarkable in how it recovered faded and scratched slides.

re: #86 conservativeChick

Then why would women vote for Barrack then? I like a mans-man. The kind of man that hunts, fish, provides for his family, loyal, trust-worthy, a gentleman and doesn't cry or is more emotional or over emotional then me. I don't want a sissy, over emotional metrosexual.

It is the same reason teenage girls like boy bands. They are not as threatening as real men. And that's OK when you still live at home with dad but not as appealing when it's time to pick a husband. These women are stuck as teenagers much like the men they hang around with that still think Dad should support them monetarily. Socialism taken is taken too far in many families and screws up kids keeping them children forever.

re: #106 theblakester

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GOOGLE's Dominance...

Maybe a little off topic, but can we make Yahoo the Fox News of the internet? Google's CEO is for OBAMA and is trying to shut down anti-Obama web sites. I say YAHOO for McCain, what say you?

Do you have any proof on the shutting down of Anti-socialist Anti-Obama sites?

re: #107 Cartman Hey my friend if you're still awake please check your e-mail!

re: #115 realwest

Checked and replied to, dude!

re: #111 logboy

That was a wonderful post, logboy. And true.

BTW, how'd you do in your competition?
;)

Obama Better Dancer Than McCain?!

Well that does it! I'm switching over to the Obama camp!

Interesting read:

Obama WTF (What's The Facts?)

re: #114 logboy

Well, google has certainly pulled a lot of anti-Obama pieces from YouTube while letting all the jihadists known to man continue posting.

SRSLY.

re: #118 TheMatrix31

Obama Better Dancer Than McCain?!

Well that does it! I'm switching over to the Obama camp!

Don't you know that 'Better Dancer' is a code word for 'black?
/

Logboy'
The LFG Linkviewer at the top of the LGF front page has mentioned it several times in their articles. Even if it was not true, wouldn't it be great if we had our thoughts and opinions that were properly represented on the web? If Google is for the one, and Yahoo was for the other , that would be something I'd support. What say you? Go YAHOO!

re: #65 Teacake!

If you're running more than one firewall, you'll find out because they will conflict. But generally most computers only run the windows firewall.
The following I'm about to tell you is from my own experience only. But it's the truth, as far as I'm concerned!
Norton, Symantec, etc, and any anti-spyware, anti-virus or firewall programs you have to pay for are a waste of money. Delete them.
There are great programs available for free that work as good or better than those you have to pay for, and like I said, I've been using them for years and never had a problem.
See my #105 above.

#111 Very nice post logboy!

Some Code words:

Choice = Abortion
Diversity = Anybody but whitey
Intolerance = When a conservative objects to any Lefty talking point
Global Warming = Stop the Capitalist Pig's productivity
Insurgent = Terrorist
Profiling = Asking a Socialist for an ID
Undocumented Worker = Illegal Alien Gang Member
Climate Change = see Global Warming; in case it gets colder.
Investment = Higher Taxes
Community Organizer = Street Thugh
Bilingual = Speak Spanish Only
Youths = Muslim Terrorists

re: #111 logboy

Getting back into the swing of things, I'm looking forward to college, but in a way I'm not. I'll be the crazy old war vet sitting in class, giving scowling looks to the 19 year old who complains about writing a report, or having to read 50 pages, or how much books cost.

Want to be a lawyer after you get your degree?

/just ask Realwest and there's plenty of other support, even with your undergraduate degree, plenty of us have been there, but not where you've been

re: #121 Fenway_Nation

Don't you know that 'Better Dancer' is a code word for 'black socialist?
/

All fixed.
;)

re: #111 logboy

We all need to be reminded how lucky we are to live in this the greatest of nations. Thankfully for us that don't go out to see the underbelly of the world there are those braver and selfless enough to do so and report back to us on how lucky we really are.

On the commute to work this morning, what did I spy, but two new McCain signs, giving my stretch of streets 6 McCain to one O (and the O is most often hidden behind a parked car or two). I did have the misfortune of seeing a car with an O bumper sticker, but close behind was a van with an American flag bumper sticker to help offset it. I know that the Bay Area will go for the O, but it's nice that I don't have to be subjected to it in my little corner of town.

A Code Pinker tries to handcuff Karl Rove in San Francisco.

re: #129 quickredfox

On the commute to work this morning, what did I spy, but two new McCain signs, giving my stretch of streets 6 McCain to one O (and the O is most often hidden behind a parked car or two). I did have the misfortune of seeing a car with an O bumper sticker, but close behind was a van with an American flag bumper sticker to help offset it. I know that the Bay Area will go for the O, but it's nice that I don't have to be subjected to it in my little corner of town.

My commute this afternoon. Car with an ACORN bumper sticker. I was so tempted to PIT them.

re: #130 rawmuse

Fortunately Rove remembered the safeword.

re: #129 quickredfox

May I ask where you are? I'm glad to hear that there's a least one little McCain pocket in the Bay Area.

Here in Berkeley I have seen not a single McCain sign or sticker, yet the Obama signs are actually pretty few and far-between. There's at least as many No on Prop 8 signs.

Another teenage hacker from Tennessee hacks into another noteworthy person's e-mail account

re: #123 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

If you're running more than one firewall, you'll find out because they will conflict. But generally most computers only run the windows firewall.
The following I'm about to tell you is from my own experience only. But it's the truth, as far as I'm concerned!
Norton, Symantec, etc, and any anti-spyware, anti-virus or firewall programs you have to pay for are a waste of money. Delete them.
There are great programs available for free that work as good or better than those you have to pay for, and like I said, I've been using them for years and never had a problem.
See my #105 above.

That's all fine and dandy. Just make sure that free program is not a spyware or trojan downloader. Read up on the application (from different sources) before you install it. I also use freeware applications but research the before I use them.

re: #131 jcm

My commute this afternoon. Car with an ACORN bumper sticker. I was so tempted to PIT them.

Basically, you just touch somebody's side bumper with sufficient force. Had it happen to me on the highway once, hit and run. Not fun. Next thing I knew I was facing oncoming traffic going 70+mph. Scary.

re: #134 gmsc

Another teenage hacker from Tennessee hacks into another noteworthy person's e-mail account

Pardon my ignorance... who's Miley Cyrus?

Did Google use its network of online services to silence critics of Barack Obama? That was the question buzzing on a corner of the blogosphere over the last few days, after several anti-Obama bloggers were unable to update their sites, which are hosted on Google’s Blogger service.

The bloggers in question, most of them supporters of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, and all of them opposed to Senator Obama, received a notice from Google last week saying that their sites had been identified as potential “spam” blogs. “You will not be able to publish posts to your blog until we review your site and confirm that it is not a spam blog,” the Google e-mail read.

Its from this summer, but still relevant. Full story.

133 neocon hippie 10/21/08 10:42:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #129 quickredfox

May I ask where you are? I'm glad to hear that there's a least one little McCain pocket in the Bay Area.

Here in Berkeley I have seen not a single McCain sign or sticker, yet the Obama signs are actually pretty few and far-between. There's at least as many No on Prop 8 signs.

You my friend are not alone! We here in Washington, feel your pain!

I find it odd how it seems that there is a lack of political signs on both sides in general this election. Of course in my area I am happy to see that McCain signs outnumber Obama by a large margin, and those Obama signs are usually the street corner giant sized ones.

re: #136 Irene NYC

Basically, you just touch somebody's side bumper with sufficient force. Had it happen to me on the highway once, hit and run. Not fun. Next thing I knew I was facing oncoming traffic going 70+mph. Scary.

I got to do it and have it done to me in training....... There it was pure fun.

re: #111 logboy

And you're using speech recognition software, right, or do you have a typist?

/that's awesome prose

re: #137 jcm

Pardon my ignorance... who's Miley Cyrus?

She's Billy Ray Cyrus' daughter, known among today's young kids as being the star of the Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana".

re: #138 logboy

May I ask what part of the country you're in? I checked your profile, I'm a logger too. that's why I'm asking. Thanks for your service and welcome home.

This has been a strange election cycle with all kinds of realignment of the celestial spheres. Now Dan Rather agrees that BIDEN is getting a pass and that if Palin had said what Biden said It would be above the fold on all major newspapers.

Link, scroll down until you see title: "If Palin Made the Gaffe Biden Did It Would Be Front Page News"

realwest if you are still here, start the disk "error-checking" before you go to sleep. It can take several hours to complete a full check.

re: #143 gmsc

She's Billy Ray Cyrus' daughter, known among today's young kids as being the star of the Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana".

Ahhh, Billy Ray I recognize I see the Hannah Montana stuff all over Walmart.

re: #143 gmsc

She's Billy Ray Cyrus' daughter, known among today's young kids as being the star of the Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana".

The Valerie Bertinelli of today's teenage boys.

re: #135 Bordm

That's all fine and dandy. Just make sure that free program is not a spyware or trojan downloader. Read up on the application (from different sources) before you install it. I also use freeware applications but research the before I use them.

I agree 100%. That's why I recommended the ones I did in my #105. I've been using ALL of them for at least 3 years, and most of them longer.

Generally, I found the downloads at CNET.com's website, [Link: www.download.com,...] and I've been downloading freeware, shareware, and buyware from there for about 10 years and never had a problem.

re: #18 odinga

where's ron paul?

re: #133 neocon hippie

May I ask where you are? I'm glad to hear that there's a least one little McCain pocket in the Bay Area.

Here in Berkeley I have seen not a single McCain sign or sticker, yet the Obama signs are actually pretty few and far-between. There's at least as many No on Prop 8 signs.

SFO's bedroom community, scenic Pacifica. We are known a bit for contrariness at times.

re: #130 rawmuse

A Code Pinker tries to handcuff Karl Rove in San Francisco.

I'm surprised they had the nerve to call Rove a traitor. They, after all, are the traitors. Projection, I guess.

re: #126 Killian Bundy

Want to be a lawyer after you get your degree?

/just ask Realwest and there's plenty of other support, even with your undergraduate degree, plenty of us have been there, but not where you've been

No. I just had an advisor meeting today and realized how far away I am actually graduating. Even though I already have 90 credits, they don't accomplish jack toward my major of technology education. I might as well be a freshman! I'd just learned today I have to take a freshman writing class, which is funny because some of my writing has been published in a couple different books on the war, and I'm in the middle of writing my own book.

I was going to double major in construction and technology education, but with the setbacks I already have with my transfer credits, and the fact I have a nasty case of TBI that affects my memory and concentration, I'm going to be here long enough as it is. I do my best to hold my own intellectually, but I'm not the same person I was when I left for Iraq. I have a hard time remembering things and I've lost some of my vocabulary. It's okay though, it could always be worse. I could've come home dead.

re: #142 Killian Bundy

And you're using speech recognition software, right, or do you have a typist?

/that's awesome prose

And before your IED experience.

Now, do you hunt and peck with what's left of your left hand?

/I'm just curious, is the Government giving you the proper prosthetics and rehabilitation you need?

re: #150 wiffersnapper

where's ron paul?

Ralphie was in Seattle today. Saw a bunch of cars with Nader stickers today, and wondered why.

re: #140 Vendicus

I find it odd how it seems that there is a lack of political signs on both sides in general this election. Of course in my area I am happy to see that McCain signs outnumber Obama by a large margin, and those Obama signs are usually the street corner giant sized ones.

There are many signs up for candidates here, but overwhelmingly for local races.

re: #152 Dark_Falcon

I'm surprised they had the nerve to call Rove a traitor. They, after all, are the traitors. Projection, I guess.

I would have punched anyone's lights out if they tried to do that to me.

re: #153 logboy

No. I just had an advisor meeting today and realized how far away I am actually graduating. Even though I already have 90 credits, they don't accomplish jack toward my major of technology education. I might as well be a freshman! I'd just learned today I have to take a freshman writing class, which is funny because some of my writing has been published in a couple different books on the war, and I'm in the middle of writing my own book.

I was going to double major in construction and technology education, but with the setbacks I already have with my transfer credits, and the fact I have a nasty case of TBI that affects my memory and concentration, I'm going to be here long enough as it is. I do my best to hold my own intellectually, but I'm not the same person I was when I left for Iraq. I have a hard time remembering things and I've lost some of my vocabulary. It's okay though, it could always be worse. I could've come home dead.

I would try to get the book piece plus the published stuff recognized as credit already.

Interesting...

In case you missed this week's issue of the Army/Navy/Air Force Times here are the results of the Army Times' poll of Military personnel re the election (in percent):

McCain Obama

Overall 68 23

Army 68 23

Navy 69 24

Air Force 67 24

Marines 75 18

Retirees 72 20

White Non-Hispanic 76 17

Hispanic 63 27

Black/African-American 12 79 (NOT A TYPO)

Enlisted 67 24

Officers 70 22

re: #130 rawmuse

A Code Pinker tries to handcuff Karl Rove in San Francisco.

None of the women were charged. Okey dokey. I'm surprised they didn't charge Rove for something.

re: #159 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

Interesting...

In case you missed this week's issue of the Army/Navy/Air Force Times here are the results of the Army Times' poll of Military personnel re the election (in percent):

McCain Obama

Overall 68 23

Army 68 23

Navy 69 24

Air Force 67 24

Marines 75 18

Retirees 72 20

White Non-Hispanic 76 17

Hispanic 63 27

Black/African-American 12 79 (NOT A TYPO)

Enlisted 67 24

Officers 70 22

Yet another reason to love the Marines.

re: #149 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

I agree 100%. That's why I recommended the ones I did in my #105. I've been using ALL of them for at least 3 years, and most of them longer.

Generally, I found the downloads at CNET.com's website, [Link: www.download.com,...] and I've been downloading freeware, shareware, and buyware from there for about 10 years and never had a problem.

CNET is a secure spot to get tools from. I was just reminding folks to be careful. Can't tell you how many computers I've had to clean up after someone installed this "great" "free" anti-spyware app they found while surfing.

/ca-ching

re: #162 Bordm

CNET is a secure spot to get tools from. I was just reminding folks to be careful. Can't tell you how many computers I've had to clean up after someone installed this "great" "free" anti-spyware app they found while surfing.

/ca-ching

I know, Bordm, good advice!

re: #160 capitalist piglet

None of the women were charged. Okey dokey. I'm surprised they didn't charge Rove for something.

That's because in San Francisco, handcuffs are bedroom accessories.

re: #157 TheMatrix31

I would have punched anyone's lights out if they tried to do that to me.

If my attack was a man, me too. A woman I would simply restrain. Punching her out would make me look like an ogre, and might result in my handcuffed anyway, only by the police. For anyone, who thinks what I just said is sexism, it isn't. The rules for dealing with men and women are different, fact of life.

From drhurd.com:

Profiles in Pacifism

Colin Powell's endorsement of Obama for President can be explained by only one of two factors. Either he's making a decision based on race; or he never believed what he claimed to believe while in high government positions over the past 20 years. Consider the context. Powell was Ronald Reagan's National Security Advisor; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under the first President Bush; and George W. Bush's first Secretary of State. Although Powell was always associated more with the moderate than the conservative wing of the Republican Party, he chose to work for Republican Presidents who certainly believed in the use of American military force. He was no fan of President Clinton -- a rabid conservative when contrasted to Barack Obama -- and he stepped down from his post soon after Clinton took office. There's no reason to think that Obama believes in the use of any military force -- outside the context of "humanitarian" missions to aid African dictators and the like -- and, as we know, Obama even favors overt pacifism towards the West's most dangerous enemies, such as Iran. What on earth would lead Colin Powell to openly endorse him for President? One can only assume that Colin Powell never believed in the relatively hawkish policies he once pursued, particularly against Saddam Hussein in Iraq; or that he is opting to support Obama for reasons of race rather than national security principle. It's another sign that the world has gone mad, and that once respectable Americans are on the political and intellectual equivalent of a drunken rampage. Check back in a year, and witness the results of the hangover, once it has fully set in.

re: #163 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

I know, Bordm, good advice!

Here's an excellent file cleaner if you haven't seen it. ATF-Cleaner

re: #164 rawmuse

That's because in San Francisco, handcuffs are bedroom accessories.

Yeah, I've seen zombietime. I'm quite familiar with SF's collection of accessories. Too damned familiar.

I've actually met the stooge Diuguid referenced in the post below. The man is dimmer than a 40 watt bulb during a brownout. [Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #111 logboy
Hey there - iirc, we've e-chatted some. If you need or want an ear to listen to you and give advice or not, espeically for college and law school, e-mail me; I'm an 11-Bravo Vietnam Class of '70.
But not tonight, please, I gotta get some sleep! LOL!
Seriously though my offer of help is there for you and my nic is in blue.

re: #165 Dark_Falcon

If my attack was a man, me too. A woman I would simply restrain.

Best thing would be to go for a submission with a crucifix hold.

Okay, I'm officially outta here. Have a great night y'all! Play nice, though! And rawmuse, too much info, dude! : )))

re: #66 splendid confusion

#58 Teacake and Irene
We yanked our kids from a school for a variety of reasons, but one of the top ten was that the principal tivoed Oprah everyday and just raved about her. The Oprahfication of middle class women may have led to some of this "hope and change" baloney.

Palination is the cure for Oprahfication.

re: #153 logboy

I'd just learned today I have to take a freshman writing class, which is funny because some of my writing has been published in a couple different books on the war, and I'm in the middle of writing my own book.

There's money to be made there and maybe a movie.

/consult a recommended literary attorney you trust for top dollar

Well good night all y'all I'm going to sleep RIGHT 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.

re: #173 Colonel Panik

Palination is the cure for Oprahfication.

But Obamacide is fatal.

re: #166 gmsc

I don't think policy means much to Powell this time around if his endorsement is about race (I'm not sure it is, BTW). Like Charles Barkley and many other African-Americans, he sees the election of a black man as a validation. I'm white, so I can't really speak to the phenomenon. But it does seem to exist.

re: #165 Dark_Falcon

If my attack was a man, me too. A woman I would simply restrain. Punching her out would make me look like an ogre, and might result in my handcuffed anyway, only by the police. For anyone, who thinks what I just said is sexism, it isn't. The rules for dealing with men and women are different, fact of life.

SF Women are pretty much like men anyway.

re: #142 Killian Bundy

And you're using speech recognition software, right, or do you have a typist?

/that's awesome prose

When I wrote that I was still in Iraq and had two hands and all 10 fingers (and no TBI). Usually I just do the three fingered hunt and peck now. I have recently started to use my voice recognition software again because I am trying to bang out my book, Lumberjack in a Desert. Unfortunately, I cannot use the software to type in websites like LGF. For some reason it won't allow me to. I have to type it in their software and paste it over.

re: #171 Edgar

Best thing would be to go for a submission with a crucifix hold.

No, nothing that looks like it could hurt her. Unless she's got a deadly weapon, a man cannot her the woman or appear like he is doing so. The rules for Mandy Manners or Sarah Palin, on the other hand would quite different. They could simply level the leftie loon. If you or I did so, the bad PR would be horrendous.

re: #179 logboy

Lumber Jack!? What part of the country do you hail from?

Good evening, everybody.

Quick question: How many Lizards have put up a McCain/Palin yard sign? Of this group, how many have had a sign damaged or stolen?

We're up to our third one now; we're taking it inside at night to avoid the need to get a fourth, and this is in a strongly conservative area.

That liberal tolerance is really remarkable.

Huh. The government is investigating more than a million Ford vehicles because they're equipped with tires that have faulty valves.

Three guesses where those valves were made. And it's not America.

re: #182 Lemon

I have one, not in the yard, but in a window, facing the street.

I have had 2 bumper stickers removed from my car.

re: #178 TheMatrix31

SF Women are pretty much like men anyway.

Some are, but that's not the way the press would spin it. Unless a conflict escalates to lethal weapons, a smart person will always have the spin in mind. If lethality gets into the mix, all bets are off: win the fight and then deal with the blowback. And there will be blowback.

re: #182 Lemon

Good evening, everybody.

Quick question: How many Lizards have put up a McCain/Palin yard sign? Of this group, how many have had a sign damaged or stolen?

We're up to our third one now; we're taking it inside at night to avoid the need to get a fourth, and this is in a strongly conservative area.

That liberal tolerance is really remarkable.

Next time, before you put it out, spread Vaseline all over it, then put it out and leave it out all night.

re: #78 I Need A Bigger Gun

Don't know why you'd want to duck- I thought that was a pretty good insight. "Historic" is code for racist. I agree.

re: #180 Dark_Falcon

No, nothing that looks like it could hurt her. Unless she's got a deadly weapon, a man cannot hurt a woman or appear like he is doing so. The rules for Mandy Manners or Sarah Palin, on the other hand would quite different. They could simply level the leftie loon. If you or I did so, the bad PR would be horrendous.

Fixed. PIMF, again.

re: #183 Cognito

Huh. The government is investigating more than a million Ford vehicles because they're equipped with tires that have faulty valves.

Three guesses where those valves were made. And it's not America.

Canada?
////////

re: #179 logboy

Unfortunately, I cannot use the software to type in websites like LGF. For some reason it won't allow me to. I have to type it in their software and paste it over.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10

/leugue leader

re: #171 Edgar

WTF?

In case you're wondering why PUMAs have left the DNC for McCain/Palin in droves for this election:

Donna Brazile's charm

re: #181 jcm

I'm in northwest Wisconsin. I'm not a typical logger per se, but I've been competing in lumberjack sports for over 20 years (You've probably seen me log roll on TV). I do have my own sawmill and dry kiln, and a woodworking obsession that drives my wife crazy. I definitely have a thing for exotic hardwoods.

re: #183 Cognito

Huh. The government is investigating more than a million Ford vehicles because they're equipped with tires that have faulty valves.

Three guesses where those valves were made. And it's not America.

China.

/league leader

league, SCIMF

Best movie of all time

re: #191 Sharmuta

WTF?

He's talking about martial arts holds.

re: #183 Cognito

Huh. The government is investigating more than a million Ford vehicles because they're equipped with tires that have faulty valves.

Three guesses where those valves were made. And it's not America.

San Francisco?
Berkley?

/well, they're no longer part of America.

re: #190 Killian Bundy

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10

/leugue leader

I'm still on Dragon speak nine. The government hasn't upgraded me yet. The professional version is much better than the at-home version they gave me at Walter Reed. That thing was garbage.

re: #193 logboy

I'm in northwest Wisconsin. I'm not a typical logger per se, but I've been competing in lumberjack sports for over 20 years (You've probably seen me log roll on TV). I do have my own sawmill and dry kiln, and a woodworking obsession that drives my wife crazy. I definitely have a thing for exotic hardwoods.

Northwet here, home of lots of loggers is why I asked. Love lumberjack competitions. My uncle has a similar woodworking obsession.

"The Dude abides"

re: #194 Dark_Falcon

China.

Dingy ding.

I was appalled and surprised, although I have no idea why, to discover that American car makers are using Chinese parts. How naive, I guess.

re: #197 Cognito

He's talking about martial arts holds.

Heh. It's all right Cognito. She understands but wants to pick a fight somehow.

/waits for the inevitable accusation of "sexism"

Hi, rawmuse.

re: #193 logboy

I'm in northwest Wisconsin. I'm not a typical logger per se, but I've been competing in lumberjack sports for over 20 years (You've probably seen me log roll on TV). I do have my own sawmill and dry kiln, and a woodworking obsession that drives my wife crazy. I definitely have a thing for exotic hardwoods.

Lots of women would love to be driven crazy by exotic hardwoods.

/Or so I've heard

re: #200 jcm

Pacific Northwest? Where exactly?

Has anyone here seen Body of Lies?

re: #178 TheMatrix31

SF Women are pretty much like men anyway.

some of them are more manly than the average SF "man"......

then there was the time i answered teh door at a party in SF and the cops were on the other side........

i closed to door in their faces and they didn't even blink.

/try that with any *real* cop and see what happens. %-)

Repost from a couple weeks ago:

Every single f---ing "dude"

re: #208 redc1c4

some of them are more manly than the average SF "man"......

then there was the time i answered teh door at a party in SF and the cops were on the other side........

i closed to door in their faces and they didn't even blink.

/try that with any *real* cop and see what happens. %-)

I wouldn't touch a party in SF.

re: #207 Cognito

Has anyone here seen Body of Lies?

Isn't that a code word for "black"?

re: #207 Cognito

Has anyone here seen Body of Lies?

every time you post...... why?

re: #201 rawmuse

"The Dude abides"

/All The Young Dudes, a different path

re: #207 Cognito

Has anyone here seen Body of Lies?

Without retching?

/not me, either/or

re: #205 Bordm

Lots of women would love to be driven crazy by exotic hardwoods.

/Or so I've heard

Zebrawood is my favorite visually, but it chips out easily and man is it expensive.

Palination is the cure for Oprahfication.

Compared to Sarah, all too many women in the media Pal(e)-in comparison.

And yes, that includes socialist ones, like Oprah.

re: #210 TheMatrix31

I wouldn't touch a party in SF.

it was the late 70's..... in a good part of town. the two unis that were at the door were both 5' mumble, scrawny and unimpressive. i was smashed and simply said "i'll get the owner"...... and closed the door in their faces.

THE COMPLETE OBAMA GAFFE TAPE

Remember all the emails mocking Bush over the years.....

Well, Obama makes President Bush look Shakespearean.

- Obama sans teleprompter:

-Obama calls for the Security Council to denounce Russia.
[Link: www.reuters.com...]
Russia holds a veto at the Security Council.

-Obama has travelled the entire USA.
“I’ve now been in 57 states”

-Did you know that …..
“Israel is a strong friend of Israel’s”

- The best one!

- Obama uses Lancet method of counting, noting "10,000 people dead" during Kansas tornado in 2007.

-Uhhhhhhhhh..... yeah.

-Obama says:
“I had an uncle, who was part of the first American troops to go into Auschwitz.”

-Obama forgets his own religion:

-Obama says Al Qaeda, ... no, ... wait ..... Al-Qaeda leadership, not in Iraq

-Obama gives Joe Biden a promotion.

-Obama remembers "the bomb that fell on Pearl Harbour".

-Blindingly obvious:
"Had those political factors not occurred, I think that my assessment would have been correct."
[Link: blogs.abcnews.com...]
Yes. And had my lottery numbers not been wrong, I would have won the big one.

-Obama says no to military army. Yes to civilian army.
“We’ve got to have a civilian national security force …. That’s just as powerful, just as strong.”

-Obama, the ambitious prophet, forecasts ahead:
"the objective of this trip was to have substantive discussions with .... who I expect to be dealing with over the next eight to 10 years.”
[Link: www.timesonline.co.uk...]
US Presidents cannot serve more than 8 years.

-Obama tells voters that McCain's policy reflects a 4th Bush term:

-Give that guy a map .....

- .... and compass ....
[Link: media.nationalreview.com...]

- ... with directions ....

- Obama wants to speak to the "President of Canada".

-Obama on Afghan languages…. Struggling, .... struggling .....

Lots of women would love to be driven crazy by exotic hardwoods.
/Or so I've heard

Zebrawood is my favorite visually, but it chips out easily and man is it expensive.

I am to understand that once you go ebony, you never go back.

re: #207 Cognito

Haven't seen it, but even the 'never-met-an-anti-military/CIA-Iraq-war-movie-I-d idn't-like' critic for the local rag gave it a lukewarm review, calling something along the lines of 'a tepid op-ed in desert camo with the occasional chase or gunplay'....

re: #193 logboy

I'm in northwest Wisconsin. I'm not a typical logger per se, but I've been competing in lumberjack sports for over 20 years (You've probably seen me log roll on TV).

"A log driver's waltz pleases girls completely." It's Canadian, but I used to see it on a kid's show when my kids were little and always enjoyed it.

Local news station's online poll (including results):

"With the election just two weeks away, do you think the polls are correct in anticipating a Barack Obama win over John McCain?"

Yes: 33%
No: 55%
I don't pay attention to polls: 12% (Irony?)

Polls about polls. I look forward to the polling results on this poll about polls.
/

re: #204 Sharmuta

Hi Sharmuta! I had such an outstanding day today. The weather was superb. I went down to the waterfront, a pal of mine has kayaks, we went all the way up past Angel Island. Not much wind. Didn't get run over by a freighter.

It beats getting handcuffed by a Code Pinker.

re: #218 Aussie Stinger

hearted!

re: #218 Aussie Stinger

No offense, but I'd rather hear "Dude" 217 times than listen to "ah, ah, uh, uh...."

re: #222 Slumbering Behemoth

Hi, Sleepy B!

That is ironic.

Yes: 33%
No: 55%
I don't pay attention to polls: 12% (Irony?)

Polls about polls. I look forward to the polling results on this poll about polls.

It's polls all the way down.

re: #218 Aussie Stinger

THE COMPLETE OBAMA GAFFE TAPE

Maybe we should elect a president based upon his/her ability to make and carry out the right decisions, instead of public speaking skills.

re: #219 RedWhiteAndJew

I am to understand that once you go ebony, you never go back.

Ebony lumber is a lot like cocaine: you'll go broke long before you become addicted to it.

re: #182 Lemon

Good evening, everybody.

Quick question: How many Lizards have put up a McCain/Palin yard sign? Of this group, how many have had a sign damaged or stolen?

We're up to our third one now; we're taking it inside at night to avoid the need to get a fourth, and this is in a strongly conservative area.

That liberal tolerance is really remarkable.

Household 6 won't let me put one up, even though i offered to set up outside behind the berm to cover it, 11B style.......

something about scaring the neighbors.
(like what they do isn't scary. %-P

re: #223 rawmuse

A much nicer day than mine- been a bit under the weather, but I'm improving now.

I wonder though... is "under the weather" racist considering 0bama's relationships to Weathermen?

re: #219 RedWhiteAndJew

I am to understand that once you go ebony, you never go black.

fixed that for ya!

re: #227 RedWhiteAndJew

It's polls all the way down.

Unless The Fascist Tool Barack Obama wins.

Then it'll be Czechs all the way down.

(To the bottom of your Czech-book.)

re: #231 Sharmuta

No, however I have gotten in to trouble with some of my Japanese American friends if I mention a "nip in the air". I don't do that any more.

Quick question: How many Lizards have put up a McCain/Palin yard sign? Of this group, how many have had a sign damaged or stolen?

Haven't had mine stolen, but a neighbor down the street, situated on a prominent corner, had one on display for weeks, and it just up and disappeared. Another one is now in the original's place, after a few day gap.

re: #231 Sharmuta

A much nicer day than mine- been a bit under the weather, but I'm improving now.

I wonder though... is "under the weather" racist considering 0bama's relationships to Weathermen?

that probably qualifies as appropriately submissive.....

(marginally, anyway. %-)

re: #223 rawmuse

I went down to the waterfront, a pal of mine has kayaks, we went all the way up past Angel Island.

Did it look toasted? I haven't been up that way since the fire.

re: #103 jcm

My next biggie is either Lightroom (Adobe) or Aperture (Apple). I've got 1.5TB of image files, 6000 scanned slides that I need to catalog.

Say, take a look at FileAmigo. I've been using it to keep track of photos for a couple of years now, and I quite like it. Great database program. They offer a freeware version, or you pay for a LAN version. Here's a sample review from one of their satisfied customers:

"Excellent software! I needed a database to keep track of graphics files for Billboard customers. I needed links to the actual file plus I wanted to be able to send emails quickly from the database. I began to try to create a db in Access. What a pain! FileAmigo did in a few minutes, what I couldn't do in many, many hours trying to learn Microsoft Access."

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re: #234 rawmuse

No, however I have gotten in to trouble with some of my Japanese American friends if I mention a "nip in the air". I don't do that any more.

Just say it's a "little Pearl Harbour" instead. It's really unPC and requires explanation.

Ebony lumber is typically over $100 a bdft. That's for "true" Ebony (Gaboon), not Macasser Ebony. Not to mention they don't even grow on the same continent.

re: #231 Sharmuta

Face it, everything's racist.

I am to understand that once you go ebony, you never go black.

fixed that for ya!

Wouldn't that be:

I am to understand that once you go ebony, you never go socialist.

;)

re: #228 Edgar

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Exactly.

That's my point.

See how silly it looks to judge based on oratory skills.

Yet the Bush-bashers loved it. Just loved it.

re: #237 quickredfox

Yeah, like about a quarter of it burnt up.
It will be back to normal in 1-2 years.

Face it, everything's racist.

Nuh uh! Socialists can't be racist. Just ask Al Sharpton.

This photoshop's hysterical!

Well, I have to get up in about 3 hours. Guess I'll take a nap.
Later, all.

re: #151 quickredfox

How very cool it is to hear that there are some sane people just south of SF.

re: #241 Killer Tomato

Face it, everything's racist.

Heh. I just thought of something to really mess with pollsters.

If one calls you, just before concluding the call, ask the pollster, "How do you intend to compensate for the possibility of the Bradley Effect on me?"

It might get a "Huh?" response, or it may throw a pipe wrench into the two gears spinning wildly in that puny skull.

re: #246 Sharmuta

Hey, Sharmuta? Been called a "racist" lately?

re: #234 rawmuse

No, however I have gotten in to trouble with some of my Japanese American friends if I mention a "nip in the air". I don't do that any more.

Do they also boycott NEC (Nippon Electric Corporation)?

re: #246 Sharmuta

This photoshop's hysterical!

If I didn't know better, I'd think they're really pissed.

/oh, wait

re: #71 Dark_Falcon

Help me out here, what does "PIMF" mean?

Help me out here, what does "PIMF" mean?

It's code for "black."

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re: #251 Bordm

Do they also boycott NEC (Nippon Electric Corporation)?

The term is about on par with the first syllables of "Japanese" and "McDonald" and "Hebrew".

But not "Swedish" or "Polish" or "Czechoslovakian".