I like greyhounds.

That is too cute. Who knew there were hidden hamstercams!

NOw that is one evil eyed power provider

Fore!

He's sooooooooo cute!

re: #3 ArmyWife

That is too cute. Who knew there were hidden hamstercams!

Looks more like a squirrel to me.

The first time I saw "Dramatic Chipmunk" I laughed so long and hard that I hurt myself and suffer post-traumatic stress.

Say hello to my little friend.

AAWW! I heart our hamsters!

Make it through the next 48 hours, furry friends, and you will have lots of treats!

re: #7 Dark_Falcon

Looks more like a squirrel to me.

Looks like a guinea pig to me.

I am off for midnight reading and AH is staring at me, taking the hint. Nightsie noodles!

Wow, that was dramatic.

re: #9 MandyManners

Say hello to my little friend.

Wow. How's his aim? :-)

Hhmm weird enough, living through President Carter, plus amazed that anyone voted for President Clinton once, yet twice...

I've seen enough weird, OK?

How about a little bit more of sane & normal for a few years...

That hampster looks scared.....

re: #10 arethusa

AAWW! I heart our hamsters!

Make it through the next 48 hours, furry friends, and you will have lots of treats!

Fail and you'll be invited to dinner by some the member's cats. Heh, heh, heh.

(well, I just posted this in the last thread, and, bingo, the hamsters gear up and poof, another thread)

Almost ALL of the campaign art has had graphic overtones of "revolutionary art," reminiscent of posters and campiagn material from the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany and South America.

This is far from an accident.

And most of the actual depictions of Obama himself have a "heavenly" posture about him, looking up, staring out at the "future," sometimes even suggesting some sort of umbra or mystical glow.

Combine all these obvious clues along with a lot of his campiagn rhetoric, repeating over and over that he can "change the world," and folks, we have a real cult of personality growing right here in the good old U.S of A.

Hiel Obama.
/

I believe this dramatic creature turned out to be a prairie dog, no?

Ugh. Obama signs on cars everywhere here in Portland, Maine. I even saw one today that a child drew and the mommy had it taped up in the window of her Subaru Outback. But worse still, yesterday I saw a Prius with a Green Party bumper sticker and an additional Cynthia McKinney sticker!

Actually, it's a groundhog. But on YouTube they call it a chipmunk.

If these guys can find mirth in the midst of mayhem, so can we.

The dramatic chipmunk is really a prairie dog.

re: #14 arethusa

Wow. How's his aim? :-)

Pretty good when he's not dizzy from the wheel.

re: #20 sleepyone

Ah, the Prius -- the car that's replaced the Volvo station wagon as the #1 ride for overeducated, wimpy White liberal Boomers!

Prairie dog. My bad...

I just have this weird feeling that Obama isn't telling us the truth.

And then there's the dramatic lemur, who kinda freaks me out a little.

hamster squirrel guinea pig prairie dog chipmunk

Hey, whatever it is, gopher it!

re: #18 Walter L. Newton

(well, I just posted this in the last thread, and, bingo, the hamsters gear up and poof, another thread)

Almost ALL of the campaign art has had graphic overtones of "revolutionary art," reminiscent of posters and campiagn material from the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany and South America.

This is far from an accident.

And most of the actual depictions of Obama himself have a "heavenly" posture about him, looking up, staring out at the "future," sometimes even suggesting some sort of umbra or mystical glow.

Combine all these obvious clues along with a lot of his campiagn rhetoric, repeating over and over that he can "change the world," and folks, we have a real cult of personality growing right here in the good old U.S of A.

Hiel Obama.
/

Yeah, most of the well done Obama art is either Russian Contructivist or some sort of Leni Riefenstahl inspired poses and gestures.

re: #18 Walter L. Newton

Hiel Obama.
/

Heil Grosse NULL!

re: #21 Salem

Chipmunks? (Sorry, couldn't resist it!)

OT

Dr. Helen - grr...

re: #3 ArmyWife

That is too cute. Who knew there were hidden hamstercams!

That is the look of a hamster who has just been told that Obama was elected and his taxes have just doubled. ;-)

re: #20 sleepyone

Ugh. Obama signs on cars everywhere here in Portland, Maine. I even saw one today that a child drew and the mommy had it taped up in the window of her Subaru Outback. But worse still, yesterday I saw a Prius with a Green Party bumper sticker and an additional Cynthia McKinney sticker!

Goa'uld McKinney? Her symbiont went bad years ago.

re: #28 Last Mohican

And then there's the dramatic lemur, who kinda freaks me out a little.

Haha. The background music is great!

re: #28 Last Mohican

And then there's the dramatic lemur, who kinda freaks me out a little.

Oh, my goodness. I'm not sleeping tonight.

re: #25 mikalm

Ah, the Prius -- the car that's replaced the Volvo station wagon as the #1 ride for overeducated, wimpy White liberal Boomers!

Yes -- and "Obama/Biden '08" bumper stickers come factory-installed on the standard model.

re: #28 Last Mohican

That was pretty cool.

Watching Patriots @ Colts game, camera did audience shot, someone flashed a McCain/Palin sign.

/Yes!

Sez you.

re: #42 Yankee Division Son

Watching Patriots @ Colts game, camera did audience shot, someone flashed a McCain/Palin sign.

/Yes!

Olberman will go into a rant at halftime and call that fan the worst person EVER!

re: #25 mikalm

Ah, the Prius -- the car that's replaced the Volvo station wagon as the #1 ride for overeducated, wimpy White liberal Boomers!

Yes you're right. And in this case it couldn't have been more cliche. A Green Party supporter driving a Prius. But I was kind of shocked to see a Cynthia McKinney sticker on a car. I really had no idea that someone actually supported her for Prez.

OMG that looks like my long lost cousin Bob

re: #28 Last Mohican

And then there's the dramatic lemur, who kinda freaks me out a little.

I want what he's having. Make it a double.

This one never gets old.

re: #28 Last Mohican

And then there's the dramatic lemur, who kinda freaks me out a little.

I can see him thinking

"MMmmmm...brains"

re: #40 StinkHammer

LOL! With "Greenpeace" and "Celebrate Diversity" available for small extra charges.

What about the Sparta remix? For shame, Charles!

re: #35 Perplexed

Goa'uld McKinney? Her symbiont went bad years ago.

Well she is the Green Party's candidate. As if they weren't marginalized enough already.

The only bad thing about hamsters is they're nocturnal little critters...

Did someone say "badgers"?

Well, gotta start my day. Later all.

re: #54 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

The only bad thing about hamsters is they're nocturnal little critters...

Just make sure that the wheel is greased.

Was at a party last night. The subject turned political.

"Now Bush can listen to our phone calls!" After that comment they tried to convince us that TV's were indeed two way and they can watch us through it.

Glad I was drunk and could just laugh.

Why do I get the feeling that the baraky support is very much like the Luap Nor or Kucinich support, a mile wide and less than a mm deep?

re: #58 beholden

Was at a party last night. The subject turned political.

"Now Bush can listen to our phone calls!" After that comment they tried to convince us that TV's were indeed two way and they can watch us through it.

Glad I was drunk and could just laugh.

Was it a tinfoil hat party?

re: #51 efuseakay

What about the Sparta remix? For shame, Charles!

LOL!

re: #50 mikalm

LOL! With "Greenpeace" and "Celebrate Diversity" available for small extra charges.

Part of the Deluxe Package options. Maybe even a "Buck Fush" sticker.

Ward Churchill dedicated his book Pacifism as Pathology to Bill Ayer's WU girlfriend, Diane Oughton. The theme of the book is something like pacifism is a temporary ruse until the real action begins. I guess for Diane who blew herself up in a workplace accident the action came and went pretty fast but this seems to me weird enough for this thread.

What kind of horrible concatenating chain of commies have been nesting in this country like vipers waiting to grow strong enough to attack us? Here's where I downloaded the important pages of the Churchill book [Link: rapidshare.com...]

Because I’m capping greenhouse gases, coal power plants, you know, natural gas, you name it — whatever the plants were, whatever the industry was, uh, they would have to retrofit their operations. That will cost money. They will pass that money on to consumers."

Barack Obama

Question for anyone stupid enough to believe that Obama will support "clean coal"...if Obama included natural gas in the industries he is willing to tax into the depths of hades,what chance do you think coal technology of ANY kind has in an Obama administration?

re: #55 MandyManners

Did someone say "badgers"?

How about "badges"?

re: #60 sleepyone

No, just a party. Didn't know a few of the couples there, but learned all I needed to know. lol

Hate mail galore this weekend. Another from the 'Abuse' folder:

I wanted to write just to say "goodbye"; I used to find your site quite
informative and very amusing...when you actually took the time to
participate in the discussion, that is.

Lately, LGF has been little more than a link-o-rama and your diatribes
on religion and evolution have made me wonder just what site I visited
in the first place.

So, for the time being, I am replacing LGF on my "favorites" toolbar in
Firefox - I may still check in from time to time to see if anything has
changed and if you're back on track - but I won't be by nearly as
often.

I hope you find your way back to what made LGF a wonderful,
informative, at times entertaining, and helpful site.

re: #50 mikalm

I actually drove my moonbat father-in-law's Prius while visiting him last Spring. Like driving a pregnant rollerskate controlled by a Mac OS.

re: #65 buzzsawmonkey

That's a good angle. But, as I mentioned I was too drunk to do anything but laugh. I'll have to remember that though. ;)

OT:
I got a kick out of what my brother-in-law did to an Obama phone-caller...

So, this is what happens in the election season. I get 50,000,000 campaign calls and I answer hardly any of them. However, when I feel adventurous, I pick up the phone and if it's not automated, I'll talk to the people... Sometimes I have a little fun...

A lady from the Wisconsin Democratic Party called me a few days ago... We'll call her "Obama Lady".
This is how it all went down:

Obama Lady: "Mr. ---, this election is one of the most important elections of your life. John McCain wants to take away Women's rights altogether. He wants women to be at a lower pay scale, single women at a higher tax bracket and more importantly......John McCain wants to take away a women's right to choose. He tries to defend his radical policies with false attacks on Barrack Obama... This is not fair! And I am supporting Barrack Obama for President because I am tired of the smear ads, we can't afford more of the same. Mr. ---... Does Senator Obama have your support?

Me: "Of course he has my support! I couldn't possibly want more of the same! But I have a question... I'm a musician who doesn't really want to work, under Obama's plan, I won't have to work, right? I'll be able to live off of other people's wealth and income?

Obama Lady: "Well, yes, but that's not the intent of Obama's plan."

Me: "Well, but the answer IS yes, correct?"

Obama Lady: "Yes, that is correct, but Obama's plan is to help those who are less fortunate."

"Yeah, that's good for them but what about me? I don't make very much money. I'm capable of working more at a higher paying job, I just don't want to. So, I'm less fortunate because I won't have much money, right? So, then I can live off of other people's money too, right?

Obama Lady: "Well, yes... Technically you could..."

Me: "Cool! One more question... What happens when everyone else gets the same notion and stops working?

Obama Lady: "Why would they do that?

Me: Because maybe they don't want to work harder to make less money and support people like me? Where is their incentive to keep working?

Obama Lady: "Well, not everyone would quit working...

Me: "Are you sure? Would you work if you didn't have to?

Obama Lady: "Uh...You have a good day, Mr. ---..."

Go Senator McCain!

re: #63 jemima

Ward Churchill dedicated his book Pacifism as Pathology to Bill Ayer's WU girlfriend, Diane Oughton. The theme of the book is something like pacifism is a temporary ruse until the real action begins. I guess for Diane who blew herself up in a workplace accident the action came and went pretty fast but this seems to me weird enough for this thread.

What kind of horrible concatenating chain of commies have been nesting in this country like vipers waiting to grow strong enough to attack us? Here's where I downloaded the important pages of the Churchill book [Link: rapidshare.com...]

I often wonder what these folks were like as kids. Did they have a normal, American upbringing? Did they play with friends? Did they go to birthday parties? Etc. Etc. Etc. I really do wonder where they went wrong. Of course I wonder the same thing about serial killers....

//and in no way am I comparing crazy lefties to serial killers. That would just be wrong.

re: #64 WayDownSouthInBama

Barack Obama

Question for anyone stupid enough to believe that Obama will support "clean coal"...if Obama included natural gas in the industries he is willing to tax into the depths of hades,what chance do you think coal technology of ANY kind has in an Obama administration?

There's a thread about that today. The first one. With video.

re: #65 buzzsawmonkey

I try to find out from people like that just who they think has time to be doing all this watching and listening.

There is not enough personnel or enough money to pay them even if the government wanted to bother.

True, even the NSA has difficulty in monitoring overseas electronic communications. They've resorted to key word recognition with the hope of at least catching some of the bad guys. That being said, if you're being monitored they are really monitoring you seven ways from Sunday.

re: #57 MandyManners

Just make sure that the wheel is greased.

Yeah, I know- I had to babysit my nephew's hamsters for a week. They about drove me crazy!

Turbo Hamster

re: #66 solomonpanting

How about "badges"?

My favourite.

And another, titled "Creation vs evolution:"

Your obsession in this debate has overshadowed the wonderful work you
have done in exposing the dangers of Islamic fundamentalism.

I don't think you're trying to change any minds--only strut your views
as intellectually superior to those who have shared your concern and
desire to discuss and expose those who pose a very real threat to
western freedoms.

I can get this kind of single-minded obsession at Andrew Sullivan's.

Bookmark deleted. For good.

Get well soon.

re: #68 Charles

Hate mail galore this weekend. Another from the 'Abuse' folder:

Some folks have a problem with the "see the world through your own eyes and walk on your own path" thing.

Just ignore them.

re: #68 Charles

I was really impressed with the "Muslim lurker" email you posted earlier. There are possibilities beyond our imagination.

Ugh. Olberdunce on SNF halftime.

re: #58 beholden

Was at a party last night. The subject turned political.

"Now Bush can listen to our phone calls!" After that comment they tried to convince us that TV's were indeed two way and they can watch us through it.

Glad I was drunk and could just laugh.

That sort of thing started happening to me too. Unfortunately, I had to stop going to parties.

What was it that caused the mass psychosis in Salem, Massachusetts again? Some kind of fungus growing on spoiled grain or something? Maybe someone oughtta start looking for that stuff again.

Mrs. Hughes, in the broom closet, with the candlelabra.

re: #78 nomorelies

How did so many Americans get so dumb so fast?

Thank God I live in the Republic of Texas. We retained our right to secede from the Union which I would not doubt will be our reaction to an Obama Presidency.

I'm busy digging out my Confederate Flag, Bible, Gun and praying like hell to God.

Here's a picture for your sweet little heads: It's January 20, 2009, Justice Roberts ascends the dias in Washington. President elect Obama takes the platform. As Justice Roberts prepares to administer to oath of office, Barrack Obama places his right hand on the Quran...

GAZE.

re: #68 Charles

Aw, nutz. Quit reading that crap!

((((((Charles))))))

re: #71 Beller0ph1

Good one!

And another, titled "Zionist rule over Goyim:"

Take a dive into the Med and save the world the trouble.

That one came from Norway.

re: #80 Charles

Get well soon

/Not feeling well?

Wow. Drudge has one really unattractive picture of Nancy Pelosi up.

re: #74 Perplexed

True, even the NSA has difficulty in monitoring overseas electronic communications. They've resorted to key word recognition with the hope of at least catching some of the bad guys. That being said, if you're being monitored they are really monitoring you seven ways from Sunday.

Anal probes!

re: #67 Beholden

No, just a party. Didn't know a few of the couples there, but learned all I needed to know. lol

I hear ya. I know what it's like to live in the land of crazies. Portland, Maine is full of 'em. And I moved here from Boston so it hasn't gotten any better for me! I guess the Boston lunatics have decided to come here too!

Good evening.

In market news, the DOW, S&P and NASDAQ futures are pointing up about 1%, the Nikkei is down about 5% and the Hang Seng is up about 5%. So take you choice.

In sports news, this just in, the Dallas Cowboys are not a good team this year.

re: #75 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

Yeah, I know- I had to babysit my nephew's hamsters for a week. They about drove me crazy!

I keep Pete in a corner of the kitchen, three floors below.

re: #27 DesertSage

Ya think? ;)

re: #89 Charles

And another, titled "Zionist rule over Goyim:"

That one came from Norway.

My, my, the freaks are out tonight.

re: #89 Charles

And another, titled "Zionist rule over Goyim:"

That one came from Norway.

Hmmm... From the Fjords?

Question for Jewish Lizards: I'm ethnically Catholic but an athiest. Am I still a goy?

re: #83 Ward Cleaver

Ugh. Olberdunce on SNF halftime.

Is he ranting about how his co-op won't let him have a cat?

re: #92 MandyManners

Anal probes!

re: #84 Last Mohican

The theory is that ergot, the organic source of LSD, got into the bread supply and drove people insane. A similar incident happened in France in the 1950s, and John Fuller wrote a book about it called The Day of St. Anthony's Fire.

Question for Jewish Lizards: I'm ethnically Catholic but an athiest. Am I still a goy?

re: #95 3 wood

I really want the market not to be crazy tomorrow. I want voters on Tuesday not to be thinking whose fault the stock market is. That doesn't help McCain.

And another, from a Robert Spencer fan:

I have very high regard for Robert Spencer.
As of now, much less respect for you. So until you change, you are off
my computer.
islam=satan

Now Palin is going after Obma on coal

You go girl..

re: #75 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

Yeah, I know- I had to babysit my nephew's hamsters for a week. They about drove me crazy!

The key to happy humans and hamsters is location, location, location. I keep Pete in a corner of the ktichen three floors below.

re: #68 Charles

Hate mail galore this weekend. Another from the 'Abuse' folder:

Well, as hate mail goes, that first one was almost warm and fuzzy.

oops, sorry for the double post.

re: #91 arethusa

Find me one that is attractive.

Barack Obollywood.

re: #95 3 wood

Good evening.

In market news, the DOW, S&P and NASDAQ futures are pointing up about 1%, the Nikkei is down about 5% and the Hang Seng is up about 5%. So take you choice.

In sports news, this just in, the Dallas Cowboys are not a good team this year.

And Kyle Orton got hurt today. Which leaves the Bears with Rex Grossman as QB again. OOG.

re: #89 Charles

And another, titled "Zionist rule over Goyim:"

That one came from Norway.

One of Quisling's relatives?

re: #91 arethusa

Wow. Drudge has one really unattractive picture of Nancy Pelosi up.

Isn't that a bit redundant?

re: #42 Yankee Division Son

Watching Patriots @ Colts game, camera did audience shot, someone flashed a McCain/Palin sign.

/Yes!

My kids were watching the game and yelled out, "A McCain/Palin sign!"

re: #107 Charles

And another, from a Robert Spencer fan:

I am very disappointed in Spencer.

re: #99 Dark_Falcon

Nah, they have been out all weekend. Did you see the overnight thread? Three of them on that one at least.

re: #107 Charles

They will be back after Tuesday.

re: #107 Charles

Lots of flouncy exits. "I'm tearing your Tiger Beat picture off my wall!"

re: #105 Killgore Trout

Question for Jewish Lizards: I'm ethnically Catholic but an athiest. Am I still a goy?

How the hell does that work !?!?!

re: #101 Killgore Trout

Question for Jewish Lizards: I'm ethnically Catholic but an athiest. Am I still a goy?

A goy is someone who isn't Jewish at all...I don't think it matters if you're Catholic or not.

re: #91 arethusa

Wow. Drudge has one really unattractive picture of Nancy Pelosi up.

Isn't that an oxymoron

re: #121 jaunte

Lots of flouncy exits. "I'm tearing your Tiger Beat picture off my wall!"

Charles is Bobby Sherman?

I too am bored to tears with posts about Evolution vs Creationism. Since they are not mutually exclusive I neither read nor post on them.
Problem solved.

re: #100 Ward Cleaver

Hmmm... From the Fjords?

Fjords? Can vikings be far behind?

re: #122 sattv4u2

I was raised Catholic with Catholic parents but I no longer practice.

re: #95 3 wood

Good evening.

In market news, the DOW, S&P and NASDAQ futures are pointing up about 1%, the Nikkei is down about 5% and the Hang Seng is up about 5%. So take you choice.

In sports news, this just in, the Dallas Cowboys are not a good team this year.

You gotta love it when your Hang Seng is up. Even if it's only 5%.

re: #83 Ward Cleaver

Ugh. Olberdunce on SNF halftime.

Chris Collinsworth = not much better.

I tried taking on Charles in regard to creation vs. evolution as a non-important issue this election. I lost, I'm over it, this is his place after all.

Go McCain...

re: #127 MandyManners

Fjords? Can vikings be far behind?

And Spam?

re: #103 Perplexed

Got so excited you forgot to post?

re: #123 traderjoe9

Huh.

re: #118 Ward Cleaver

I am very disappointed in Spencer.

I have two of his books in plain view as I type this. I haven't finished the first and I haven't even started on the second.

re: #91 arethusa

Wow. Drudge has one really unattractive picture of Nancy Pelosi up.

When have you ever seen an actractive picture of her? What, you got her baby picts?

re: #128 Killgore Trout

I was raised Catholic with Catholic parents but I no longer practice.

what the hell does that have to do with your ethnicity?

re: #101 Killgore Trout

Question for Jewish Lizards: I'm ethnically Catholic but an athiest. Am I still a goy?

DIE APOSTATE!
////////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////////////////////////

re: #121 jaunte

Too bad their accounts couldn't be deleted once they send a "Farewell" e-mail. Would probably make it a lot easier keeping track of trolls, mobies, and eeyores.

/arm was getting sore last night.

re: #93 sleepyone

I hear ya. I know what it's like to live in the land of crazies. Portland, Maine is full of 'em. And I moved here from Boston so it hasn't gotten any better for me! I guess the Boston lunatics have decided to come here too!

Ah, yeah. Seattle here. Loonies to spare. God help us all.

re: #125 Ward Cleaver

Charles is Bobby Sherman?

Okay, NOW I feel old. A Bobby Sherman album was one of the very first records I owned as a tiny lad.

re: #101 Killgore Trout

Question for Jewish Lizards: I'm ethnically Catholic but an athiest. Am I still a goy?

goy is just the word for nation/people...so other than in the community. any non-jew is goy

re: #133 buzzsawmonkey

Ah, there's my answer. Thanks.

re: #126 lummox

I too am bored to tears with posts about Evolution vs Creationism. Since they are not mutually exclusive I neither read nor post on them.
Problem solved.

And I'm bored to tears with comments telling me how bored they are.

Could there be anything more boring?

Personally, I think the whole evolutionist/creationist brouhaha here is a colossal waste of time and energy. But it's Charles' blog, so I just stay off the threads on that subject.

re: #20 sleepyone

Ugh. Obama signs on cars everywhere here in Portland, Maine. I even saw one today that a child drew and the mommy had it taped up in the window of her Subaru Outback. But worse still, yesterday I saw a Prius with a Green Party bumper sticker and an additional Cynthia McKinney sticker!

It's too bad we can't get all the Republicans in perennial "blue" states moved to the swing states, where they can do the most good.

re: #132 Ward Cleaver

And Spam?

I hope not.

re: #139 lummox

Heh.

re: #127 MandyManners

Fjords? Can vikings be far behind?

There is this pet shop and Dan Rather wheels in a dead Fidel Castro in an office chair...

re: #145 Charles

And I'm bored to tears with comments telling me how bored they are.

Could there be anything more boring?

Pictures of Nancy P?

re: #97 MandyManners

I keep Pete in a corner of the kitchen, three floors below.

Yeah, I finally figured that out. They have this slotted, see-through plastic ball about the size of a cantaloupe that you put the hamster in and then put it on the floor, and the hampster kinda runs around. I have two cats. They loved that.

re: #145 Charles

Maybe we could have more gay marriage threads to mix things up.
/

re: #106 arethusa

I really want the market not to be crazy tomorrow. I want voters on Tuesday not to be thinking whose fault the stock market is. That doesn't help McCain.

The VIX is at just under 60 so the market will still be a bit volatile.

re: #150 The Other Les

There is this pet shop and Dan Rather wheels in a dead Fidel Castro in an office chair...

Got video?

Even Fox News is pro Obama. Damn, LGF is the only game in town then.

re: #114 Dark_Falcon

And Kyle Orton got hurt today. Which leaves the Bears with Rex Grossman as QB again. OOG.

Orton's a first class moonbat. Drives a Prius.

re: #93 sleepyone

I hear ya. I know what it's like to live in the land of crazies. Portland, Maine is full of 'em. And I moved here from Boston so it hasn't gotten any better for me! I guess the Boston lunatics have decided to come here too!

Most of the loonies that move out of Boston go to NH, which is why that old red state has become hard to call lately.

re: #132 Ward Cleaver

And Spam?

SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!

SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!

LOVELY SPAM!
WONDERFUL SPAM!

re: #63 jemima

There has been a lot of speculation about Diane Oughton. I met a relative of hers a few years after the "accident." His opinion was that she couldn't go through with the dance bombing and thus touched the bomb off on herself and her accomplices on purpose.
There have been others who have posited the same thing, including a those who say she was unhappy with the way Ayers treated her and blew herself and the Plan sky high to spite him.
Who knows?!

re: #153 Killgore Trout

Maybe we could have more gay marriage threads to mix things up.
/

I love you, I really do.

re: #135 Killgore Trout

Huh.

What? You're still considered a goy regardless if you're a practicing catholic or not.

Front page count: 28 stories not about evolution-creationist subject matter.
Obsession!

re: #18 Walter L. Newton

(well, I just posted this in the last thread, and, bingo, the hamsters gear up and poof, another thread)

And most of the actual depictions of Obama himself have a "heavenly" posture about him, looking up, staring out at the "future," sometimes even suggesting some sort of umbra or mystical glow.

/

In Russian Lit during the communist rule, many times the hero will be portrayed in ways so that they appear to be "heavenly". Granted you may have to dig for the comparison, but it is there.

re: #152 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

Yeah, I finally figured that out. They have this slotted, see-through plastic ball about the size of a cantaloupe that you put the hamster in and then put it on the floor, and the hampster kinda runs around. I have two cats. They loved that.

Our cat and dog are accustomed to it by now but, they pay attention at times. Yorkie just loves helping us find him when he escapes the cage.

re: #146 mikalm

Personally, I think the whole evolutionist/creationist brouhaha here is a colossal waste of time and energy. But it's Charles' blog, so I just stay off the threads on that subject.

Then it might be a good idea for you to start your own blog, where people can read only what's important to you.

re: #160 The Other Les

SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!

SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!
SPAM!

LOVELY SPAM!
WONDERFUL SPAM!

But I don't like Spam . . .

re: #89 Charles

All from Robert and Pam fans?

Youth vs. Experience

Can you image Obama in Kennedy's shoes?

"Kennedy had a simple agenda. He wanted to meet Khrushchev, size him up, talk to him politician-to-politician about the dangers of military miscalculation in a nuclear world."

"Kennedy had no double they would understand each other."

"Kennedy's briefing papers concluded that while Khrushchev might use bluster and threat on occasion, the Russian was also looking for a relaxation of tensions."

"He had done his homework on Khrushchev's personality, even if much of what he had heard seemed unreal"

"Kennedy's focus was on Khrushchev the man, a wild sort who had shocked the world only a year earlier by taking off his shoe and banging it on the desk in front of him during debate in the UN General Assembly."

"He had been in office only three weeks when the first feelers came from Khrushchev for an early meeting. He jumped at the chance, writing to the Soviet leader on February 22 to suggest a meeting"

"The leader of the Soviet Union, sixty-seven years old and fat as a sausage, came up to the nose of the trim President of the United States"

"Inside, the two leaders faced each other across a large coffee table in the music room, a homey sitting room, fifteen by twenty feet"

"The first thing the Soviet chairman noticed was that Kennedy rarely looked at his aids, much less talked to them. He was different from Eisenhower, who rarely spoke without turning to his team, especially his Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles"

"Kennedy said what he had come to say"

"Krushchev's response, as reported by American note takers, was harsh and angry: "The West and the United States as its leader must recognize one fact: Communism exists and has won its right to develop ... Mr Dulles based his policy on the premise of liquidation of the Communist system""[1]

Can you image Obama in Kennedy's shoes?

Obama can certainly try to gallivant headlong towards "chatting" with our enemies, unprepared like Kennedy (resulting in devastating escalation and consequences), but what exactly would Obama say to Khrushchev? They already seem to be somewhat on the same page!

For his part, at least Kennedy put great effort into not showing weakness, unlike The One.

[1] President Kennedy, Profile of Power, Richard Reeves (p157-160). ISBN 0-671-89289-4

re: #163 Walter L. Newton

I guess somebody has to have that job. Thanks.

re: #153 Killgore Trout

Maybe we could have more gay marriage threads to mix things up.
/

Terry Schiavo. Abortion.

re: #145 Charles

And I'm bored to tears with comments telling me how bored they are.

Could there be anything more boring?

I really don't want to answer that ...

re: #164 traderjoe9

Yeah, that's what I'm told. What's not to like?

re: #158 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

Orton's a first class moonbat. Drives a Prius.

A Prius does not moonbat make. Though it does help. Still, I'm not that fond of Grossman. With his mistakes, he's the Joe Biden of quarterbacks.

re: #134 MandyManners

Got so excited you forgot to post?

Flaky connection on this end.

Was going to make a comment about the original cast of Star Trek.

Decided against it..

re: #66 solomonpanting

How about "badges"?

don't need any badgers either --

re: #129 Opilio

You gotta love it when your Hang Seng is up. Even if it's only 5%.

Do I have a Hang Seng?
/Checks self

re: #161 wolfie

There has been a lot of speculation about Diane Oughton. I met a relative of hers a few years after the "accident." His opinion was that she couldn't go through with the dance bombing and thus touched the bomb off on herself and her accomplices on purpose.
There have been others who have posited the same thing, including a those who say she was unhappy with the way Ayers treated her and blew herself and the Plan sky high to spite him.
Who knows?!

Hell, if she had been related to me, I would have said the same, to clean off some of that stench wafting my way.

robot parade

re: #145 Charles

And I'm bored to tears with comments telling me how bored they are.

Could there be anything more boring?

Try this:

re: #132 Ward Cleaver

And Spam?

SPAM.....MMMMMMM

re: #173 MandyManners

Terry Schiavo. Abortion.

Mac vs. PC . . .

re: #156 MandyManners

Got video?

I wish.

"This is an ex-dictator!"

re: #145 Charles

And I'm bored to tears with comments telling me how bored they are.

Could there be anything more boring?

It doesn't get much more boring than this.

re: #114 Dark_Falcon

And Kyle Orton got hurt today. Which leaves the Bears with Rex Grossman as QB again. OOG.

Well, it was a fun season while it lasted.

First decent QB we have in 20 years and he gets hurt.

Figures.

re: #146 mikalm

Oooh -- a down-ding from The Great Lizard hisself! I feel so honored...

Okay, Charles: I promise not to comment on that issue at all, anywhere. Satisfied?

Bass Ackward Headline of the Day courtesy of the AP:

AP IMPACT: flood of wounded GIs swamps care units

Let's further recall that the past two months have seen huge declines in casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan combined, and the lede of the very article they're talking about suggests that the military had a surplus of specialized medical care facilities after earlier problems:

In a rush to correct reports of substandard care for wounded soldiers, the Army flung open the doors of new specialized treatment centers so wide that up to half the soldiers currently enrolled do not have injuries serious enough to justify being there, The Associated Press has learned.

Army leaders are putting in place stricter screening procedures to stem the flood of patients overwhelming the units — a move that eventually will target some for closure.

According to interviews and data provided to the AP, the number of patients admitted to the 36 Warrior Transition Units and nine other community-based units jumped from about 5,000 in June 2007, when they began, to a peak of nearly 12,500 in June 2008.

So, what happened wasn't that these units were overwhelmed by critical care for which they were intended, but half the soldiers enrolled don't have injuries serious enough to justify being there.

The AP is trying to find bad news where none actually exists. The military is providing even better care than just a few years ago, and more soldiers are receiving advanced care. Yet, the AP wants this to be considered a bad thing? / [deleted]

re: #159 CapeCoddah

Most of the loonies that move out of Boston go to NH, which is why that old red state has become hard to call lately.

That's very true. NH has nearly been ruined by them. Maine is being ruined by a lot of Vermonters and New Yorkers. At least that's what I've seen. Of course, I run in a very liberal crowd, being a freelance graphic designer. If they only knew of my leanings I probably would be ostracized.

re: #179 Tigger2005

If it's up, is it still a Hang?

re: #179 Tigger2005

Do I have a Hang Seng?
/Checks self

it's the stuff ron jeremy sells on late night tv

re: #176 Dark_Falcon

A Prius does not moonbat make. Though it does help. Still, I'm not that fond of Grossman. With his mistakes, he's the Joe Biden of quarterbacks.

No, he's a moonbat. His dad is a college professor in Iowa. I remember reading after the Bears drafted him that he was a big Al Franken fan and listened to Airhead America.

He may just be divine after all.
Obama cures the sick.

[Link: obamacures.com...]

re: #188 mikalm

WTF?

re: #181 spidly

Robot Sexy Time

re: #188 mikalm

Oooh -- a down-ding from The Great Lizard hisself! I feel so honored...

Okay, Charles: I promise not to comment on that issue at all, anywhere. Satisfied?

Couldn't care less, to be honest.

re: #176 Dark_Falcon

A Prius does not moonbat make. Though it does help. Still, I'm not that fond of Grossman. With his mistakes, he's the Joe Biden of quarterbacks.

BTW, the Chicago Tribune is reporting Orton's out for at least a month.

re: #168 Charles

Then it might be a good idea for you to start your own blog, where people can read only what's important to you.

Works for me.

re: #166 Penguinchic

In Russian Lit during the communist rule, many times the hero will be portrayed in ways so that they appear to be "heavenly". Granted you may have to dig for the comparison, but it is there.

I don't think you have to dig for the comparison, it's pretty much in the open.

I am far from an expert in any kind of art, revolutionary or otherwise, but I did spend some time in Poland researching some stuff for something, and I started to pay attention to Nazi and Soviet propoganda art.

And one think I know, if I see a duck in Poland, and I see a duck here in the US, I can reconize that it's the same, it's a duck.

Same thing with the art, ya know.

re: #145 Charles

And I'm bored to tears with comments telling me how bored they are.

Could there be anything more boring?

Four.Years.Of.O.Fireside.Chats

re: #145 Charles

Could there be anything more boring?

Ever been to a 4 hour meeting with software people?

re: #184 StinkHammer

Mac vs. PC . . .

Chocolate Soda vs. Egg Cream. (actually, that was an entirely civil debate)

re: #171 blackpajamas

Youth vs. Experience

Age and Guile Beat Youth, Innocence, and a Bad HaircutFrost-Job:...

Channeling P.J. O'Rourke.

re: #176 Dark_Falcon

With his mistakes, he's the Joe Biden of quarterbacks.

Grossman stares down the receiver he's throwing to. He also only looks at one half the field.

And he's a human statue back there.

re: #177 Perplexed

Flaky connection on this end.

Was going to make a comment about the original cast of Star Trek.

Decided against it..

Not Cartman?

re: #191 sleepyone

Is there anywhere in America that's becoming more "red"/conservative/Republican? I hear no end to stories of big-city liberals migrating to formerly conservative areas and changing the political scene, but pretty much nothing about the opposite.

re: #188 mikalm

Oooh -- a down-ding from The Great Lizard hisself! I feel so honored...

Okay, Charles: I promise not to comment on that issue at all, anywhere. Satisfied?

Not nice.

re: #176 Dark_Falcon

A Prius does not moonbat make. Though it does help. Still, I'm not that fond of Grossman. With his mistakes, he's the Joe Biden of quarterbacks.

Would these qualify as moonbat's Prius?
[Link: www.2blowhards.com...]
[Link: farm4.static.flickr.com...]

re: #202 ploome hineni

Good evening ploome!

re: #195 DesertSage

He may just be divine after all.
Obama cures the sick.

[Link: obamacures.com...]

So he has the first miracle on the road to sainthood. While still alive.

//////

re: #183 Infidel_One

SPAM.....MMMMMMM

That Passion movie with Mel Gibson.

re: #194 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

No, he's a moonbat. His dad is a college professor in Iowa. I remember reading after the Bears drafted him that he was a big Al Franken fan and listened to Airhead America.

Yep, that would make him a moonbat all right.

re: #209 mikalm

Troll.

re: #203 OldLineTexan

Four.Years.Of.O.Fireside.Chats

Nope- Fireside chats cause glo-bull warming.

re: #147 Tigger2005

It's too bad we can't get all the Republicans in perennial "blue" states moved to the swing states, where they can do the most good.

My sister lives in Missouri and it's my understanding that it could be a swing state this year. She is solidly "red" but something in my gut tells me she doesn't get out to vote. I'm going to call her tomorrow and press the issue.

And I may be moving to Florida so in future elections (if FL continues on its journey to be a swing state) I hope to be a small part of helping out in a swinger state, I mean swing state.

re: #197 Killgore Trout

Robot Sexy Time

Mr. Bungle! (the music)

re: #185 The Other Les

I wish.

"This is an ex-dictator!"

What do you get when you cross a penis and a potato?

re: #199 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

BTW, the Chicago Tribune is reporting Orton's out for at least a month.

Ortons out for a month

Tom Brady is out for the YEAR

Me'thinks I is sadder than thou

re: #163 Walter L. Newton

I love you, I really do.

I am like SLAMMING the "Eject" button on the side of my portable, but the charges ain't firing and I am still sitting here.

If McCain wins on Tuesday, I'll post this:

re: #217 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

Nope- Fireside chats cause glo-bull warming.

Well, the fireplace causes it.
/

re: #202 ploome hineni

hello

Ploooooooooooooooooooooome.

This is good stuff.

[Link: hillbuzz.wordpress.com...]

15 yard penalty for giving him the business.

re: #191 sleepyone

That must be hard. I hire my co-workers, and they get screened for things they would never imagine. I have to work with them, after all. I like peaceful.

re: #207 3 wood

Grossman stares down the receiver he's throwing to. He also only looks at one half the field.

And he's a human statue back there.

BEARS =

Because
Everyone
Acknowledges
Rex
Sucks

Not original by me, BTW.

re: #216 NYCHardhat

Check my postings, and my history on LGF. One slightly critical comment to Charles does not a troll make.

re: #195 DesertSage

He may just be divine after all. Obama cures the sick. [Link: obamacures.com...]

This may be satire, or sincere, but this is the way this stuff can start, small and then it snowsballs.

re: #204 Mich-again

Ever been to a 4 hour meeting with software people?

As a matter of fact, yes.

This is worse.

re: #208 MandyManners

Not Cartman?

No, while I like Southpark, my hearing is so shot to hell that high squeaky voices are really hard to hear. Getting old is sucks when systems are gradually going away.

re: #213 arethusa

So he has the first miracle on the road to sainthood. While still alive.

//////

It's more than sainthood...the man is the Messiah after all.

/////

re: #209 mikalm

Is there anywhere in America that's becoming more "red"/conservative/Republican? I hear no end to stories of big-city liberals migrating to formerly conservative areas and changing the political scene, but pretty much nothing about the opposite.

Why would we want to move there?

re: #195 DesertSage

He may just be divine after all.
Obama cures the sick.

[Link: obamacures.com...]

LOL Where did you find that?

re: #186 Opilio

It doesn't get much more boring than this.

How about babysitting an office building on the graveyard shift.

Sometimes I sing the Anthem of the Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen.

Chief's game was just un-friggin'-believable today. I'm glad my expectations of them are very low this year and I'm not paying much attention to them. But we were watching it at a family get-together. Chiefs went up 24-3 on Tampa Bay in the FIRST QUARTER, and LOST! We were up 27-19 with 3 minutes to play, and Tampa Bay had to get a touchdown and a two-point-conversion just to TIE .. and they did it, then won on a field goal in overtime.

Un-friggin'-believable.

re: #204 Mich-again

Ever been to a 4 hour meeting with software people?

How about 2 hour staff meetings to discuss mission statement drafts.

re: #223 ploome hineni

Hate mail.
The latest Zombie contributions to validating Obama's communistic similaries.
Dogs and Cats living together.

re: #216 NYCHardhat

Troll.

You might wanna' check out the density of another Lizard's scales before you post that.

re: #240 ploome hineni

......being strapped into a chair for 5 hours is worse

When were you strapped into a chair for 5 hours?
sounds kinky.

re: #159 CapeCoddah

Most of the loonies that move out of Boston go to NH, which is why that old red state has become hard to call lately.

Yeah - a couple threads back I posted about McCain's final Town Hall meeting that I went to this afternoon. Plenty of loons on display.

re: #237 MandyManners

Why would we want to move there?

The shopping, the museums, the sports. I love Chicago.

Even better...

[Link: hillbuzz.wordpress.com...]

Dick Tater?

re: #68 Charles

Hate mail galore this weekend. Another from the 'Abuse' folder:

Does the dear departed have a doorknob scar on his/her butt?

re: #218 sleepyone

My sister lives in Missouri and it's my understanding that it could be a swing state this year. She is solidly "red" but something in my gut tells me she doesn't get out to vote. I'm going to call her tomorrow and press the issue.

And I may be moving to Florida so in future elections (if FL continues on its journey to be a swing state) I hope to be a small part of helping out in a swinger state, I mean swing state.

I'm also in Missouri, sleepy. No way Obama wins here. McCain's up 8 points here.

re: #231 mikalm

It was about what you said concerning red states and blue states. We're becoming more liberal because of pieces of garbage like the MSM and our educational system. Forgive me if I don't shake hands.

i think my wife's job is banking on the government providing healthcare in the near future by totally getting rid of the HMO. has anyone else seen weird health insurance with their employer lately?

re: #186 Opilio

It doesn't get much more boring than this.

Oh
Yes
it
does

re: #234 ploome hineni

hi Mandy

:D

me going home tomorrow

Yaaaaay!

re: #238 Pvt Bin Jammin

LOL Where did you find that?

Hehe.....you know where :')

re: #241 Tigger2005

Chief's game was just un-friggin'-believable today. I'm glad my expectations of them are very low this year and I'm not paying much attention to them. But we were watching it at a family get-together. Chiefs went up 24-3 on Tampa Bay in the FIRST QUARTER, and LOST! We were up 27-19 with 3 minutes to play, and Tampa Bay had to get a touchdown and a two-point-conversion just to TIE .. and they did it, then won on a field goal in overtime.

Un-friggin'-believable.

Well, you can at least take solace in the fact that my Broncos also lost today. At home. To freakin' Miami.

Gonna be a long season...

re: #220 MandyManners

What do you get when you cross a penis and a potato?

I don't even want to know.

I love the hamster video. That's awesome.

re: #228 Mich-again

15 yard penalty for giving him the business.

Damn, that's funny!

re: #237 MandyManners

Ya got me.

re: #235 Perplexed

No, while I like Southpark, my hearing is so shot to hell that high squeaky voices are really hard to hear. Getting old is sucks when systems are gradually going away.

That sucks.

re: #241 Tigger2005