This is satire, no?

I learned more in this 1:56 clip then I ever learned from MSNBC and their lineup of useful idiots.

Pretty funny.

Well, CNN's "holograms" I believe is a more accurate description.

Holograms? More like hollow heads.

I only wish Olberman had made an appearance; maybe as the steak that was used to convince the tiger to try floating.

MSNBC is pretty entertaining as it is anyway, can you believe they're trying to pass as a reliable news source? Hilarious!

re: #4 bosforus

Well, CNN's "holograms" I believe is a more accurate description.

Actually, no. Based on what I learned, they digitally added her in. Wolf didn't actually see her, if I understand it right. She was just digitally added into the live feed.

ha ha ha

Heh. "Floating tigers in the news" - Rotating title.

Very funny - have to give them their due.

Oh! Holograms! I thought they said Hooligans.

That was funny.

"He said Florida!"

Now that's just funny.

How about floating tigers wearing Olbermann and Matthews masks. Be kinda cool to watch 'em eating each other.

Oh wait, already seen that.

re: #8 vxbush

Actually, no. Based on what I learned, they digitally added her in. Wolf didn't actually see her, if I understand it right. She was just digitally added into the live feed.

Right, hence my quotation marks for the word "holograms". :)

Why not? Once the battleground states had a projected winner, what was left to watch? Tigers would be entertaining especially co-anchoring the election desk with Chris and Keith at MSNBC.

Sigfried and Roy were ahead of their time.

Perhaps MSNBC can get so "ahead of the curve" that they'll fall off the cliff...

Buh-bye!

Anyone at MSNBC talk to Sigfried and Roy? I'm sure they'd have some insightful comments, especially the floating tigers. /heh

Now that Olbermann has signed on for 4 more years I am going to take a wild guess that his ratings are headed for the basement since there is no more BDS to talk about. He starts criticizing his party, he will lose his looney left viewers.

Show me a tiger eating Olberdouche - and you've just won me over as a MSNBC viewer.

Why not go with tigers? MSNBC already has the clowns.

re: #24 Sharmuta

Why not go with tigers? MSNBC already has the clowns.

LOL. Send them in!

Funny, yes.

Diverse, no.

As for CNN's hologram - I'd much rather watch a computer generated personality on CNN than Wolf Blitzer. He's awful. Truly awful.

FrogMarch writes:

} Show me a tiger eating Olberdouche - and you've just won me
} over as a MSNBC viewer.

Wouldn't that be a legitimate case of cruelty to animals? ;)

re: #2 Jetpilot1101

I learned more in this 1:56 clip then I ever learned from MSNBC and their lineup of useful idiots.

Which is exactly nothing. Right?

Not that I watch CNN anymore, mind you. I haven't even watched FOX since the election.

re: #8 vxbush

Actually, no. Based on what I learned, they digitally added her in. Wolf didn't actually see her, if I understand it right. She was just digitally added into the live feed.

I tuned out most of the media - and all of CNN - years ago. What are the CNN holograms?

re: #29 Son of the Black Dog

Which is exactly nothing. Right?

Bingo!

Flying Tigers might be appropriate for some network, just not for MSNBC.

re: #30 Intrepid

Not that I watch CNN anymore, mind you. I haven't even watched FOX since the election.

Neither have I with the exception of FOX Business. I do enjoy watching ANALysts eating crow.

re: #34 Jetpilot1101

Neither have I with the exception of FOX Business. I do enjoy watching ANALysts eating crow shit.

There, fixed that for ya!

Tony would fit right in with those flakes.

LOL - the Tags for this post are "MSNBC, Media, Holograms, Tiger".

We actually have had threads in the past about holograms? And tigers?

That cracks me up for some reason.

I found the answer to my own question. Since many of us probably don't watch CNN here is a clip of the hologram episode.

"Help me Obi Wan, you're my only hope"

re: #25 Walter L. Newton

Tigers, clowns, and in an exciting side show featuring Rage Boy.

MSNBC- the C is for circus.

re: #31 jester6

I tuned out most of the media - and all of CNN - years ago. What are the CNN holograms?

A false projection of reality. Oh wait, you're asking about CNN not MSNBC.

The tigers will be more objective.

re: #31 jester6

I tuned out most of the media - and all of CNN - years ago. What are the CNN holograms?

I am SO glad you asked!

re: #38 jester6

I found the answer to my own question. Since many of us probably don't watch CNN here is a clip of the hologram episode.

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

"Help me Obi Wan, you're my only hope"

OK, that was bordering on stupid. Maybe it was YouTube but it sure looks like she was edited in.

re: #38 jester6

I found the answer to my own question. Since many of us probably don't watch CNN here is a clip of the hologram episode.

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

"Help me Obi Wan, you're my only hope"

Man o man, what a waste of money. I suppose the O is subsidizing?

re: #43 Jetpilot1101

OK, that was bordering on stupid. Maybe it was YouTube but it sure looks like she was edited in.

The crappy quality of the recording serves to emphasize the editing. Watched live, particularly on a high-resolution TV, I could see how this might look more convincing. Nevertheless, it's one of the most amusing stunts I've ever seen in the business.

I knew it had all gone to hell when I saw the war "Logos" used during the reporting of Desert Storm.

...here we are now, entertain us...

I had imagined a broadcast of Obama chanters in a Zen trance for some reason. with Mathews in a corner looking vacant as drool dripped off his chin.

re: #45 thedopefishlives

The crappy quality of the recording serves to emphasize the editing. Watched live, particularly on a high-resolution TV, I could see how this might look more convincing. Nevertheless, it's one of the most amusing stunts I've ever seen in the business.

Still and all, the money spent on 35 cameras to make this happen would have been better spent...REPORTING/INVESTIGATING.

Early on, my wife worked in television news, and actually had her own talk show in San Diego. She, and a good number of colleagues, resigned when the station brought in consultants - who immediately started implementing "happy talk" news.

The hologram is just another nail in the coffin.

re: #48 Wishing

Still and all, the money spent on 35 cameras to make this happen would have been better spent...REPORTING/INVESTIGATING.

Oh, I agree. While I didn't actually see this incident, or know of it until the illustrious Charles brought it up, it brings to mind the Chinese fauxtography of the fireworks over Beijing during the Olympics opening ceremonies. Why waste money on an elaborate hoax when you can do something much more productive for less cost?

'Now Rajah, if Obama can't win Pennsylvania ...'

[Tiger attacks.]

Lesson:
'Never doubt the One.'

Yes, of course. Superior technology in graphics and imaging must mean they are doing a better job at their main purpose, which is to find the truth and report it fairly to The People.

/

Is that why CNN wasted time on this? To make it appear they were smarter and therefore had better info?

re: #53 Silhouette

Yup.

It would have been more entertaining had she been naked. I think.

Laundry calls.
Laterz lizards.

Just think how much their ratings would improve if they hired some actual journalists that the public could respect and trust.

I wonder how long it will take before they realize that a good portion of the public is tired of the dog-and-pony shows. (Okay, maybe I would tune in at least once to watch levitating tigers.)

Come to think about it, O is really nothing more than a sophisticated hologram created by the MSM. The sophisticated part can be debated but not the holo part.

re: #45 thedopefishlives

Yeah. And the whole stunt was based on CNN's deceiving the public. Maybe that's really what CNN is all about -- deceit. Blitzer standing there, claiming he's seeing Jessica, whereas in reality, he sees nothing...(CNN was not using actual holography -- it was all a hoax.) How the MSM has descended...nothing more than fraud artists.

re: #50 thedopefishlives

Oh, I agree. While I didn't actually see this incident, or know of it until the illustrious Charles brought it up, it brings to mind the Chinese fauxtography of the fireworks over Beijing during the Olympics opening ceremonies. Why waste money on an elaborate hoax when you can do something much more productive for less cost?

The CNN election night hologram is symbolic of CNN's actual investigative news reporting: not real, just the appearance of reality. All surface, no depth. Style over substance.

MSNBC = circus

re: #28 agtiger

FrogMarch writes:

} Show me a tiger eating Olberdouche - and you've just won me
} over as a MSNBC viewer.

Wouldn't that be a legitimate case of cruelty to animals? ;)

yes. bitter fat head probably tastes terrible.

re: #62 FrogMarch

I would classify it as mostly empty, with gristle.

"Wow, it's like Star Wars 'n shit."

re: #52 Iron Fist

If they report what's really happening they will harsh the audiences' mellow. This would be bad. It could go as far as stimulating an original thought in their heads.

This must never happen.

"harsh the audiences' mellow" - LOL!

Yep, must never happen. Must never happen. Must not think. Thinking hurt.

re: #49 subsailor68

Early on, my wife worked in television news, and actually had her own talk show in San Diego. She, and a good number of colleagues, resigned when the station brought in consultants - who immediately started implementing "happy talk" news.

The hologram is just another nail in the coffin.

A new generation of consultants are bringing in "If it bleeds it leads" pioneered by WSVN-TV in Miami. It is stunningly stupid and drags the whole market down.

After WOIO-19 here in Cleveland adopted this model all the other stations tried to catch up. One of the most pathetic examples of sweeps week bottom feeding was an "investigative" report that caught some poor unemployed schlub masturbating to Internet porn at the local library.

Mindless people who watch CNN believe what they see, pay no attention to what they hear unless it has "and Bush sucks" attached to it. Very effective mind control tactic for the shallow of mind.

re: #53 Silhouette

Yes, of course. Superior technology in graphics and imaging must mean they are doing a better job at their main purpose, which is to find the truth and report it fairly to The People.

/

Is that why CNN wasted time on this? To make it appear they were smarter and therefore had better info?

The trouble is that there are so dang many Americans who eat this stuff up..."Oooo, Prettty, shiiiny." Gah.

re: #67 midwestgak

Mindless people who watch CNN believe what they see, pay no attention to what they hear unless it has "and Bush sucks" attached to it. Very effective mind control tactic forover the shallow of mind.

fixed it

re: #66 jester6

A new generation of consultants are bringing in "If it bleeds it leads" pioneered by WSVN-TV in Miami. It is stunningly stupid and drags the whole market down.

After WOIO-19 here in Cleveland adopted this model all the other stations tried to catch up. One of the most pathetic examples of sweeps week bottom feeding was an "investigative" report that caught some poor unemployed schlub masturbating to Internet porn at the local library.

Oh yeah! I live about 65 miles west of San Antonio, get their local news, and the "if it bleeds it leads" is in full force down there. But, to be honest, you've got me beat (so far) with the schlub story.

:-)

re: #60 Intrepid

The CNN election night hologram is symbolic of CNN's actual investigative news reporting: not real, just the appearance of reality. All surface, no depth. Style over substance.

While I know you're quite right, it still saddens me. Are there really so few real intellectuals out there in America who value the substance and who actually CARE about something? Have we collectively descended so low as to be mindlessly entertained by such cheap parlor tricks? I must admit, I'm not liking the answers to those questions, based largely on the voting results from a week ago.

And the news ?

It's basically going to become third world TV. In Guatemala the news had the latest genocide update (the army was killing mayan peasants) and so we'd see the endless close-ups of the mutilated body, the blood on the floor, the sobbing relatives, more of the entrance wounds.

Quite brutalizing, which I think was the intention.

re: #66 jester6

Yeah. I have to go to the library too. Wife checks my history.

OT - but I just read about BHO's peeps leaking the details of the two Presidents' conversation. What a F*cking schmuck that Barry is!

Licken' his chops already!

I am watching " The Bridge on the River Kwai" on the AMC channel. They are running Military/Veteran related movies all day. But HBO and other "Premium" channels are ignoring it. As usual. Bunch of Liberal assholes!

re: #31 jester6

I tuned out most of the media - and all of CNN - years ago. What are the CNN holograms?

So, someone doesn't actually need to be present, to say the word, 'Present'

re: #77 Nevergiveup

I am watching " The Bridge on the River Kwai" on the AMC channel. They are running Military/Veteran related movies all day. But HBO and other "Premium" channels are ignoring it. As usual. Bunch of Liberal assholes!

"W" is not yet available to HBO...for their "patriotism".

re: #75 Russkilitlover

OT - but I just read about BHO's peeps leaking the details of the two Presidents' conversation. What a F*cking schmuck that Barry is!

I don't know if this episode speaks to BHO as much as it speaks to the people he is choosing for his team.

re: #75 Russkilitlover

OT - but I just read about BHO's peeps leaking the details of the two Presidents' conversation. What a F*cking schmuck that Barry is!

It's his handlers that will be doing this schmuckiness for the next four years.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Tuesday that during peace talks over the past year, Israel had proposed concessions to him regarding Jerusalem, but he rejected them because they were partial.

[Link: www.haaretz.com...]

I'd criticize his negotiating methods, but they do seem to work? What a world?

They could use holograms to make it look like Sarah Palin said and did things that she never actually said or did.

Wait, what am I talking about, they do that now with anonymous McCain advisers...

OT, but I just checked the Zero's site to see what he had to say about guns, hunting etc. and I came across this priceless quote:

Obama will ensure that wetlands receive the protection they deserve and will provide a bright future for waterfowl.

Do you think he promised them jobs? or plasma TVs?

This is absolutely hilarious! Who the heck made this video?

re: #83 Crusty

They could use holograms to make it look like Sarah Palin said and did things that she never actually said or did.

Wait, what am I talking about, they do that now with anonymous McCain advisers...

Good one Crusty. Updinged ya.

re: #81 midwestgak

It's his handlers that will be doing this schmuckiness for the next four years.

Meanwhile, anyone wanna bet anything that President Bush never says anything substantive to BHO again?

re: #69 midwestgak

fixed it

Good afternoon Gak..
Lousy weather we are having...
Hope you are doing well.

Great. Obama is going to be privy to all our military secrets and he can't even keep a conversation with Bush to himself. I think the American people have made a horrendous mistake.

re: #83 Crusty

They could use holograms to make it look like Sarah Palin said and did things that she never actually said or did.

Wait, what am I talking about, they do that now with anonymous McCain advisers...

And changing quotes like, "I pray I do the right thing," to "I do the right thing," making a commonplace phrase into a nutty statement.

re: #84 Wishing

Nintendo's "duck hunt" in every nest.

re: #87 Taqyia2Me

Meanwhile, anyone wanna bet anything that President Bush never says anything substantive to BHO again?

President Bush is a man of integrity, and he has lots of self-control, that's for sure!

Well I'm outta here for lunch all y'all - hope you have a GREAT DAY and that I get the chance to see you all down the road!

re: #87 Taqyia2Me

Meanwhile, anyone wanna bet anything that President Bush never says anything substantive to BHO again?

No bet here, fool me once shame on you ... fool me twice shame on me.

re: #91 lawhawk

Nintendo's "duck hunt" in every nest.

I suppose if I say the man is a loon...well...ya know...

OT: Recount hasn't even started yet, but Franken mysteriously gaining votes:
link

re: #89 Salem

Great. Obama is going to be privy to all our military secrets and he can't even keep a conversation with Bush to himself. I think the American people have made a horrendous mistake.

If he can use it, he'll leak it.

re: #88 HoosierHoops

Good afternoon Gak..
Lousy weather we are having...
Hope you are doing well.

Hey Hoosier!

Ya, grey and cold and wet.

I'm doin' very well. How about you?

Lizards, just asking, do you see the Veterans Day logo when you access [Link: www.google.com?...] Was that real?

re: #66 jester6

A new generation of consultants are bringing in "If it bleeds it leads" pioneered by WSVN-TV in Miami. It is stunningly stupid and drags the whole market down.

After WOIO-19 here in Cleveland adopted this model all the other stations tried to catch up. One of the most pathetic examples of sweeps week bottom feeding was an "investigative" report that caught some poor unemployed schlub masturbating to Internet porn at the local library.

Reminds me of when the NBC affiliate here in Chicago brought in Jerry Springer to do nightly commentary on the 10 o'clock news. That lasted about 2 weeks and half the news team quit shortly afterward.

Dammit, Charles, I thought that was serious until I started the vid.

>%P%-P

re: #71 thedopefishlives

While I know you're quite right, it still saddens me. Are there really so few real intellectuals out there in America who value the substance and who actually CARE about something? Have we collectively descended so low as to be mindlessly entertained by such cheap parlor tricks? I must admit, I'm not liking the answers to those questions, based largely on the voting results from a week ago.

Remember back a few years ago when a network, I'm thinking the Comedy Channel, polled young people (young adult range) about where they get their news from? Quite a large number answered, "Jon Stewart".

The dumbing down of America began years ago and we're now reaping the consequences of it. Our schools have adopted political correctness over critical thinking skills. Being entertained over being educated.

I think a great deal of it comes from too many parents allowing their children to be babysat by the boob tube or video games. "Who was voted off Survivor this week?" has replaced "Who survived the Great Depression, and how did they do it?"

When Hollywood entertainers are viewed as respected political pundits, you just know we've gone off the rails somewhere.

re: #100 Iron Fist

I don't think he should give the Obamessiah the time of day if he asks for it. Every time I think we've hit a final bottom for how low he can go, Obama surprises me and digs deeper and deeper.

He's kind of like the stock market in that.

I see we are having another UP day eh? Sheesh, is 7000 going to be bottom?

re: #99 Abu Lahab
Yeah its real, Charles had an entire thread about it!

Personally, I just want to have the technology interface of "Minority Report" or better yet, "Iron Man." Ooooh, that stuff puts a tingle up my leg.

re: #98 midwestgak

Hey Hoosier!

Ya, grey and cold and wet.

I'm doin' very well. How about you?

I'm doing great.. I posted this at 8am this morning..But a friend called me this morning..His house burnt down last night.
Imagine having 4 kids and living in a motel for the next 6 months.
Everybody is alright though and that's the most important thing.

re: #101 Crusty

Reminds me of when the NBC affiliate here in Chicago brought in Jerry Springer to do nightly commentary on the 10 o'clock news. That lasted about 2 weeks and half the news team quit shortly afterward.

From where in the city do you hail? North, South, East or West? Suburbs?

re: #106 realwest

Yeah its real, Charles had an entire thread about it!

I read it about it here actually, but when I go to google, there is nothing there! That's why I got confused.

re: #105 Iron Fist

100%. And we are going to be paying for it not just the next four years, but more like the next forty.

I hate the thought knowing that the rest of my life will be dealing with Obama policy side effects... unless they are good side effects... I can only 'hope'.

re: #84 Wishing

OT, but I just checked the Zero's site to see what he had to say about guns, hunting etc. and I came across this priceless quote:

Obama will ensure that wetlands receive the protection they deserve and will provide a bright future for waterfowl.

Do you think he promised them jobs? or plasma TVs?

Bright future for waterfowl?
My lovely stainless steel grill

re: #110 Abu Lahab

I dont think the Canada google has anything. Maybe Google only shows the GOOD website in Rep. states?

re: #108 HoosierHoops

I'm doing great.. I posted this at 8am this morning..But a friend called me this morning..His house burnt down last night.
Imagine having 4 kids and living in a motel for the next 6 months.
Everybody is alright though and that's the most important thing.

I'm sorry, good to know everybody is alright . . . ,

re: #110 Abu Lahab

I read it about it here actually, but when I go to google, there is nothing there! That's why I got confused.

Go to the page, then hold down the Shift key and click the refresh button. That should bring in the "fair-weather troop support" logo.

The people now running America think that Tigers and all threats are a video joke. Their concept of heroes also comes from television. The gruff but PC cop from Picket Fences is what they expect. A thoughtles shield for their posturing. Remember the "business man" negotiating with the terrorists in Die Hard?

Way off Topic I was wondering how we can be saved from the oncoming train wreck. Only by Divine Providence and not by human agency. Best hope we have is this scenario. The Electoral College submits it’s votes in December 15th and the votes are opened and counted in Congress on January 06th. If Obama passes away before December 15th then his pledged Electors can vote for someone else. We can speculate on whether it would be Hillary or someone else. If Obama’s prior unhealthy lifestyle were to catch up with him after the 15th but before the certification by Congress (remember that he never released his medical records) then we would have an interesting situation. In theory Joe Biden would be the elected Vice President and John McCain would be the elected President. The only sensible way to resolve the problem would be for McCain to take the oath of office and immediately resign. That would make Biden the President. If the Democratic Governor of Arizona promised to immediately reappoint McCain to the Senate the crisis would be amicably resolved.

re: #108 HoosierHoops

I'm doing great.. I posted this at 8am this morning..But a friend called me this morning..His house burnt down last night.
Imagine having 4 kids and living in a motel for the next 6 months.
Everybody is alright though and that's the most important thing.

Being uprooted is hard to take when it's done voluntarily, but being forced into this nightmare - Godspeed to your friend and family.

re: #114 Wishing

I dont think the Canada google has anything. Maybe Google only shows the GOOD website in Rep. states?

Is it possible that they are showing the logo for users with US IP addresses only? That would be so weird since they usually show their logos on [Link: www.google.com...] for the whole world.

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

re: #113 Iron Fist

I'm not a market analyst, but I'll say that I hope 7000 will be the floor. That will be bad enough. OTOH, maybe I'll have money to invest when it does start back up. I keep trying to find the silver lining, but I just don't see it right now.

I'm with you on that. We're sitting on cash right now too, with no idea where to put it. OTOH, went to a seminar where the moderator recommended looking at stocks in companies that provide things people NEED, rather than WANT.

One example he used was long distance trucking. His point was that, in down times, trucking companies don't buy new rigs, but they still need to focus on maintaining existing ones. So, he said, it might be good to look at companies that provide parts and maintenance services on existing rigs, rather than companies that build new ones.

Interesting.

This is what happens when Children are running the news service...I expect Sponge Bob Square Pants to step in and give us the latest terror news soon.

re: #116 victor_yugo

I emptied my cache and refreshed the page and even used a different browser. Nothing!

re: #83 Crusty

They could use holograms to make it look like Sarah Palin said and did things that she never actually said or did.

Wait, what am I talking about, they do that now with anonymous McCain advisers...

A lot of brouhaha about Palin leaker on Hotair and newsbusters. Possible hoaxer and about MSNBC and Fox swallowing the bait.

re: #114 Wishing

I dont think the Canada google has anything. Maybe Google only shows the GOOD website in Rep. states?

I was thinking that somehow they could have your IP logged and your 'browsing' history on file, there would then be some sort of 'algorithm' that will detect if you have 'conservative' leanings versus 'lefty'...then that will determine the google picture. Lefty's get a picture of Stalin laid to rest on the Google logo...

///

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

Disrespect to Bush would please the Obamabots.

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

I couldn't understand why 0 insulted Nancy Reagun either.

re: #121 Iron Fist

We're still paying for Carter. Hmm, I wonder if Obama is going to stay around and fuck things up when his time in the Whitehouse is up? That's a cheery thought.

Year of him chiming in on 'policy'... sheesh...

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

I bet that the last time President Bush reaches out to Obama and his staff.

re: #109 midwestgak

From where in the city do you hail? North, South, East or West? Suburbs?

My hail falls on the North side, heart of Bugs Moran's territory. You?

re: #124 Abu Lahab

I emptied my cache and refreshed the page and even used a different browser. Nothing!

You don't live in the united states do you?
Google doesn't want to offend your sensabilities...

re: #123 Maximu§

This is what happens when Children are running the news service...I expect Sponge Bob Square Pants to step in and give us the latest terror news soon.

If it turns out to be alarming news from Sponge Bob, expect some people to build pineapple shaped bunkers...

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

Rush speculates it makes him look agressive and ready to hit the ground running, you know really putting all these critical issues in Bush's face.

re: #122 subsailor68

I'm with you on that. We're sitting on cash right now too, with no idea where to put it. OTOH, went to a seminar where the moderator recommended looking at stocks in companies that provide things people NEED, rather than WANT.

One example he used was long distance trucking. His point was that, in down times, trucking companies don't buy new rigs, but they still need to focus on maintaining existing ones. So, he said, it might be good to look at companies that provide parts and maintenance services on existing rigs, rather than companies that build new ones.

Interesting.

I've been looking closely at agriculture stocks.

re: #129 Oh no...Sand People!

Year of him chiming in on 'policy'... sheesh...

No, I have it on good authority that when his time in the White House is over, he's going to start a foundation called "Sub-Prime Mortgages for Humanity."

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

I don't know what the upside is but, with an American news media that won't hold you accountable for a damned thing you do, there's no downside.

re: #128 debutaunt

I couldn't understand why 0 insulted Nancy Reagun either.

That lookeed like he was trying to spin the stupid thing that he said " I have spoken to the living presidents" into a joke.
Violating a confidence does not help him.

re: #100 Iron Fist

I don't think he should give the Obamessiah the time of day if he asks for it. Every time I think we've hit a final bottom for how low he can go, Obama surprises me and digs deeper and deeper.

He's kind of like the stock market in that.

Where is his bottom?!?! Oh, wait...that didn't come out right.

re: #135 SummerSong

I've been looking closely at agriculture stocks.

Yep, the moderator of this seminar would have agreed with you - but he'd probably recommend focus on agri-co's that provide foodstuffs that people NEED to have to survive. But he'd definitely have given your idea a thumbs up.

re: #132 HoosierHoops

You don't live in the united states do you?
Google doesn't want to offend your sensabilities...

This is the first time google does such a thing. They show their holidays for the whole world usually. I just tried to access google using a proxy, (yes, I'm not in the US) and it showed the google. If you access from abroad the US, it shows you nothing. This is so ridiculous from google. What's wrong with them?

Maybe they could replace that crusty Keith Olberman with the ever energetic Helen Thomas. Yeah, that's the ticket.

re: #134 turn

Rush speculates it makes him look agressive and ready to hit the ground running, you know really putting all these critical issues in Bush's face.

It could be that, as simple as dissin Bush.

re: #129 Oh no...Sand People!

PIMF: *Years

re: #100 Iron Fist

Very soon we'll see the following LGF Headline: "Obama Hits Bottom, Digs"

re: #139 Iron Fist

Interesting idea. Years and years ago I got a stock tip from one of the guys I was working with doing sheetmetal work (making hoods for restuarants for the most part). He was talking about this new company that had just started going national. he was sinking boatloads of money into it. I, of course, was so poor I couldn't buy a pot to piss in nor a window to throw it out, so I wasn't able to act on the tip.

Oh, the company in question was Home Depot. The guy who gave me the tip is probably retired by now.

Too true! At the seminar, Home Depot (and Loewes) were two he recommended looking at - for about the same reason as the trucking deal. In down times, folks may not buy new homes, but they still need to maintain and repair the ones they have.

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

it's the 800 lb gorilla sitting in the sofa on the otherside of the room...The Man and his associates are FRIGGIN A-HOLES!

re: #121 Iron Fist

We're still paying for Carter. Hmm, I wonder if Obama is going to stay around and fuck things up when his time in the Whitehouse is up? That's a cheery thought.

I think that this one, with his hubris, will be very concerned about his legacy - so he will do everything he can to adjust the legacy. This goes double if he is replaced by a conservative in the White House. Just as Carter has little respect for the traditions of the office - I doubt that Obama or his closest staff will as well...as evidenced by their inability to keep a private conversation private.

re: #139 Iron Fist

Interesting idea. Years and years ago I got a stock tip from one of the guys I was working with doing sheetmetal work (making hoods for restuarants for the most part). He was talking about this new company that had just started going national. he was sinking boatloads of money into it. I, of course, was so poor I couldn't buy a pot to piss in nor a window to throw it out, so I wasn't able to act on the tip.

Oh, the company in question was Home Depot. The guy who gave me the tip is probably retired by now.

Just back from the Korean war my father in law (rest his soul) got a job running a delivery truck for the Rainbow Bread Co. A year or two later a good friend of his approached him about coming to work for him at some start up cash register company.

He asked his dad what he should do and he told him keep the bread job, everybody needs a loaf of bread hardly anybody needs a cash register. He turned the offer down, the company was NCR!

re: #141 subsailor68

Yep, the moderator of this seminar would have agreed with you - but he'd probably recommend focus on agri-co's that provide foodstuffs that people NEED to have to survive. But he'd definitely have given your idea a thumbs up.

So, stay away from the argula stocks.

Meanwhile, there are now reports suggesting that Obama will carry on some of Bush's policies, including the counterterrorism stuff.

Obama will have to rehabilitate Bush in order to defend his adoption of Bush’s policies. He can’t say that Bush went far beyond necessity and the constitution and then turn around and do the same thing. No, he will patiently explain that it turns out that Bush had most things right and that we need to respect the wise decisions that he made and to finish the work he started.

Heh. That's not going to sit well with the BDS crowd. Not.at.all.

re: #153 Russkilitlover

So, stay away from the argula stocks.

They are gonna be nationalized!

re: #142 Abu Lahab

This is the first time google does such a thing. They show their holidays for the whole world usually. I just tried to access google using a proxy, (yes, I'm not in the US) and it showed the google. If you access from abroad the US, it shows you nothing. This is so ridiculous from google. What's wrong with them?

I guess it just doesn't matter to them that our Vets have saved the world several times over..and have spilt american blood in many foreign countries.

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

1. Paying the press back for all of the assistance.
2. Because they can...
3. After all, it was only Dubya - doesn't count. /Obamabat

re: #153 Russkilitlover

So, stay away from the argula stocks.

LOL! But, when you think about it, don't the Leftists NEED their arugla?

:-)

re: #120 opnion

You would think. Obviously, this whole subject, the election, etc occupies most of our minds these days.

The only logical conclusion I can come up with, is that he really does not posses all the qualities that are sung of praises to him, and he is modeled to be what the inner circle wants him to be.

Seriously, in this day and age, being in camera and scratching your middle finger with your face, twice? Especially after the attention the first episode received?

Or the lipstick on a pig? Everyone knew what he was getting at. Even better, quoting Reagan on the campaign trail to your benefit, and then coming off with a low class swipe at his wife in one of his latest attempts at living up to the hype.

I think he really feels some righteous wind behind him. He went through 2 years campaigning, and the media gave him a pass.

I won't put all of the bad taste on him, because I am not convinced he is totally in control. People he has decided to make bedfellows with, I would put on the level of the U.N. shoe incident, but this is all that cool inside the beltway stuff.

The only one who I think might have enough sense to understand how this can hurt them is Biden. Moreover, I think this is his reasoning for making the statements he did. He is great at putting his foot in his mouth, but I think he still might know the premonition of what can hurt them in office.

re: #151 turn

Just back from the Korean war my father in law (rest his soul) got a job running a delivery truck for the Rainbow Bread Co. A year or two later a good friend of his approached him about coming to work for him at some start up cash register company.

He asked his dad what he should do and he told him keep the bread job, everybody needs a loaf of bread hardly anybody needs a cash register. He turned the offer down, the company was NCR!

Back in the day, my brother''s father in law was going to put money into one of two 'electronics' companies. He put it in 'prodigy' as opposed to his second option, 'microsoft'...

The cable media war to deliver the most entertaining news

What ever happened to "Naked News"? Are they still around?

re: #156 buzzsawmonkey

I, for one, am just arugula guy.

It's alright to eat healthy Buzz!
/ oh..could you pass the grey poupon?

re: #120 opnion

Can't figure out why Obama & his people would violate a confidential conversation with Bush. What could the upside be for them?

Now Bush wont tell him about the "PRESIDENTS BOOK".

So secret that there has only been one multi-million dollar international movie about it...

OT

Obama aides leak details about private conv. w/ Bush.

[Link: www.drudgereport.com...]

re: #152 buzzsawmonkey

Which reminds me; stock up on down-filled vests and jackets, people

Primaloft is better.

re: #162 Occasional Reader

What ever happened to "Naked News"? Are they still around?

Ratings started sagging.

re: #154 lawhawk

I'm sure MoveOn.org will be thrilled with things like this in return for their $88M 'investment'.

Of course, Barry ran to the center in order to win the election...and will not likely knee-jerk to the left immediately in its aftermath - or immediately after the inauguration. I'm sure one of the lessons the Clintonistas are teaching him is to make the move slowly - under the radar screen.

re: #107 vxbush

Personally, I just want to have the technology interface of "Minority Report" or better yet, "Iron Man." Ooooh, that stuff puts a tingle up my leg.

Where's my flying car, dagnabit!

re: #167 MandyManners

Ratings started sagging.

Ah. Now I know why it's called the boob tube.

re: #127 SummerSong

Disrespect to Bush would please the Obamabots.

And what was the leak? That they disagreed. Ho hum...

re: #162 Occasional Reader

What ever happened to "Naked News"? Are they still around?

Yep.

Okay, I'm just a dumb hillbilly. I've laughed about the arugula jokes but I must admit that I have no idea what arugula is. Anybody want to explain it to me?

re: #162 Occasional Reader

What ever happened to "Naked News"? Are they still around?

I heard the 'The View' was going to try something like that when 'Rosie' was still on...
///

re: #164 Buck

re: #120 opnion

Now Bush wont tell him about the "PRESIDENTS BOOK".

So secret that there has only been one multi-million dollar international movie about it...

If I was Bush, I would really fix him. I would not tell him who has the best Chineese take out in the neighborhood.

re: #176 VMA211Dan

Okay, I'm just a dumb hillbilly. I've laughed about the arugula jokes but I must admit that I have no idea what arugula is. Anybody want to explain it to me?

Think "designer lettuce".

re: #147 subsailor68

Too true! At the seminar, Home Depot (and Loewes) were two he recommended looking at - for about the same reason as the trucking deal. In down times, folks may not buy new homes, but they still need to maintain and repair the ones they have.

Not to mention the foreclosure houses going on the market within the first six months of '09. Once people are hit with the cluebat of reality and discover that Obama is not going to pay their mortgages for them, "For Sale" signs will be everywhere.

It will be the homes of those who wisely shopped Home Depot and Lowes and replaced fixtures and painted walls that will sell first.

re: #176 VMA211Dan

It's a fancy European leafy green that rich people eat.

I was expecting Obama to refuse to shake Bush's hand, in a show of solidarity with his moonbat base.

re: #127 SummerSong

Disrespect to Bush would please the Obamabots.

re: #180 Intrepid

Extremely good point!

re: #157 HoosierHoops

I guess it just doesn't matter to them that our Vets have saved the world several times over..and have spilt american blood in many foreign countries.

I find that stupid and offensive from them. They can refrain (thought I would not understand why) from showing the logo on Google local pages, like [Link: www.google.ca...] or [Link: www.google.ru,...] etc but they are not showing it on Google.com even. (Which is the US based one)
I just tried accessing google using a proxy that is based in the US, and the logo is there actually. So yes, the logo has been made for US users only, as if it's something to hide from the world.
Look what holidays google celebrated before on their international .com site

re: #167 MandyManners

Ratings started sagging.

Well, we should all start watching, then! We need to lift and support Naked News.

re: #161 Oh no...Sand People!

Back in the day, my brother''s father in law was going to put money into one of two 'electronics' companies. He put it in 'prodigy' as opposed to his second option, 'microsoft'...

I remember many years ago being invited to a special investors meeting at the telephone company. They explained the new 1-900 numbers. You place ads in newspapers telling people they can hear jokes, or news, or something. You charge $1 a call, with an answering machine to give out the sports scores or whatever..

I left the meeting thinking it was the stupidest idea I had ever heard...

Of course if they had told me that I could hire women to talk dirty to guys live, and charge $5 a minute...

Well... I would be retired now.

re: #159 subsailor68

LOL! But, when you think about it, don't the Leftists NEED their arugla?

I don't think leftists know the difference between need and want.

That's part of what makes them leftist.

re: #183 buzzsawmonkey

and the flossier breeds of lettuce.

Now, I've heard of mint-flavored floss... but lettuce?

re: #176 VMA211Dan

Okay, I'm just a dumb hillbilly. I've laughed about the arugula jokes but I must admit that I have no idea what arugula is. Anybody want to explain it to me?

Fancy Lettuce...

Basil and arugula pics:
[Link: weblog.clagettfarm.org...]

re: #174 buzzsawmonkey

But it doesn't upset PETA as much.

Ah, which reminds me; I've recently seen stickers placed around town with a target motif on them and the words "Watch your back if you wear fur" printed on them.

Feel the love... "progressive" style.

Not sure if this has been posted but... are you freakin' KIDDING me?!
No audit for Obama

re: #190 Occasional Reader

Now, I've heard of mint-flavored floss... but lettuce?

Isn't mint-flavored lettuce just mint?

re: #176 VMA211Dan

Okay, I'm just a dumb hillbilly. I've laughed about the arugula jokes but I must admit that I have no idea what arugula is. Anybody want to explain it to me?

lettuces gay brother.

re: #189 Silhouette

I don't think leftists know the difference between need and want.

That's part of what makes them leftist.

It's neither what they need or want - it's all about what they get - particularly if they don't have to earn it.

MSLSD

re: #77 Nevergiveup

I am watching " The Bridge on the River Kwai" on the AMC channel. They are running Military/Veteran related movies all day. But HBO and other "Premium" channels are ignoring it. As usual. Bunch of Liberal assholes!

"The Guns of Navarone" is currently playing and I looked up just in time to see Lady Liberty with the Studio name emblazoned above her and da*m near had a heart attack when I read

O B A M A

instead of

C O L U M B I A

Yeesh. maybe it's time to take a break from politics for a while - I just may be losing my mind. =O

Every time I see the word "arugula," I think it's the sound a klaxon makes.

Charles,

Thanks for adding the poppy to the LGF banner. That's a small gesture, but it means so much. God bless you.

re: #181 Killgore Trout

It's a fancy European leafy green that rich people eat.

Aka rocket. A weed that grows wild here in California. In the spring you can pick up "arugula" by the hand fulls pretty much throughout the state.

re: #89 Salem

Yeah, we did. 52% of the 60% that voted are lost.

re: #194 PAgirlinNC

Not sure if this has been posted but... are you freakin' KIDDING me?!
No audit for Obama

Must not make our Lord and Highness look bad before he begins his 'rule'.

re: #195 Silhouette

Isn't mint-flavored lettuce just mint?

Hm, good point.

And where do they make dental floss, anyway? Is it woven at some sort of Mill of the Floss?

re: #131 Crusty

My hail falls on the North side, heart of Bugs Moran's territory. You?

Is "My Pie" pizza parlor one of your haunts? Great thin crust pizza. Maybe that's were your nic . . . :)

Thanx all. To me Romaine at Olive Garden is exotic.

re: #194 PAgirlinNC

The fix was in months ago. Where was Don King in all of this?

re: #207 Occasional Reader

Hm, good point.

And where do they make dental floss, anyway? Is it woven at some sort of Mill of the Floss?

Frank Zappa had a farm in Montana where he used to grow it. I hear Moon Unit runs it now...

re: #176 VMA211Dan

Okay, I'm just a dumb hillbilly. I've laughed about the arugula jokes but I must admit that I have no idea what arugula is. Anybody want to explain it to me?

Have you ever had steamed dandylions? YUCK! Arugula and dandylions are in the same family.

re: #194 PAgirlinNC

Not sure if this has been posted but... are you freakin' KIDDING me?!
No audit for Obama

From your link:

Obama is expected to escape that level of scrutiny mostly because he declined an $84 million public grant for his campaign that automatically triggers an audit and because the sheer volume of cash he raised and spent minimizes the significance of his errors.

Moral of the story: If you're going to cheat... cheat BIG. Got that, kids?

I mentioned it on al earlier thread but it bears repeating. Applebees is providing Veterans with a free meal today. They request a photo of you in your uniform or a copy of your DD214 or a military ID. I just had a very nice lunch, bacon cheese burger, and it cost just the Tip to the Waitress.
Call your local Applebees to ensure your local restaurant is participating in this offer.

re: #194 PAgirlinNC

Not sure if this has been posted but... are you freakin' KIDDING me?!
No audit for Obama

Just took a look and found this line in the article:

...because the sheer volume of cash he raised and spent minimizes the significance of his errors.

What the He$$? It would seem to me that the "volume" along with the suspicious sources would "trigger" an audit, not make it more unlikely.

re: #209 buzzsawmonkey

In other musings, it is interesting that someone is willing to threaten to murder human beings on behalf of animals.

It shows that person's priorities.

To the ultra-"progressives", people are always the problem.

re: #210 VMA211Dan

Thanx all. To me Romaine at Olive Garden is exotic.

My hometown grocery store had tacos and spaghetti in the "foreign food" aisle.

And I talked them into carrying eggplant just for me. So of course I felt honor-bound to buy one every week. Boy did I get sick of eggplant.

re: #200 goddessoftheclassroom

Every time I see the word "arugula," I think it's the sound a klaxon makes.

Diet Pepsi out the nose! goddess owes me a new monitor.

It ain't arugula... it's Poke Salad Annie

re: #219 Miss Trixie

Diet Pepsi out the nose! goddess owes me a new monitor.

Oh, that made my day!

re: #200 goddessoftheclassroom

Every time I see the word "arugula," I think it's the sound a klaxon makes.

YEAH! As you can tell by my nic, I've heard that sound many, many times, and you've hit it exactly!

re: #214 Occasional Reader

Moral of the story: If you're going to cheat... cheat BIG. Got that, kids?

Thrown Under The Bus is rapidly being replaced by Swept Under The Rug.

re: #214 Occasional Reader

The RNC, moderate Dems, and everyone else that doesn't want to see this country go down in flames had better get their sh$t together and quick.

re: #209 buzzsawmonkey

In other musings, it is interesting that someone is willing to threaten to murder human beings on behalf of animals.

It shows that person's priorities.

On the plus side; these clowns almost seem to be trying to help me come up with excuses to increase my gun collection.

(Okay, my "collection" is currently a grand total of two, but you get the point)

re: #223 buzzsawmonkey

re: #216 subsailor68

Companies too big to fail--why would it surprise anyone that Obama has committed fraud too big to audit?

It's like a child's theological question: Can Obama commit a fraud so big, even He can't audit it?

re: #178 opnion

If I was Bush, I would really fix him. I would not tell him who has the best Chinese take out in the neighborhood.

If I were Bush I'd make up a story about a bag of cash hidden in the walls somewhere and watch Barack and Michelle tear the White House apart looking for it.

re: #22 FrogMarch

Show me a tiger eating Olberdouche - and you've just won me over as a MSNBC viewer.

Nibbling will win me over.

re: #218 Silhouette

My hometown grocery store had tacos and spaghetti in the "foreign food" aisle.

And I talked them into carrying eggplant just for me. So of course I felt honor-bound to buy one every week. Boy did I get sick of eggplant.

LOL

re: #230 Crusty

If I were Bush I'd make up a story about a bag of cash hidden in the walls somewhere and watch Barack and Michelle tear the White House apart looking for it.

Great idea...and we could get Geraldo Rivera to cover it live!

re: #213 cathypop

Have you ever had steamed dandylions? YUCK! Arugula and dandylions are in the same family.

I've heard you can make an alcoholic beverage from Dandilions. Never had it though. I guess ferment them. Anybody heard of this?
Sorry, way off topic.

re: #231 mattm

Nibbling will win me over.

If he gets scared enough to wet his pants, no biting necessary, that will win me over.

re: #234 VMA211Dan

I've heard you can make an alcoholic beverage from Dandilions. Never had it though. I guess ferment them. Anybody heard of this?
Sorry, way off topic.

Dandilion wine.

re: #233 subsailor68

Great idea...and we could get Geraldo Rivera to cover it live!

psst!...(that was moved to Al Capone's vault in Chicago)...don't tell him.

Here's a good one (HotAir):

Surprise: FEC plans to audit McCain’s campaign funds — but probably not Obama’s

There are days when you just don't want to get out of bed.

re: #234 VMA211Dan

I've heard you can make an alcoholic beverage from Dandilions. Never had it though. I guess ferment them. Anybody heard of this?
Sorry, way off topic.

Yep. Lots of folks (when I was growing up) made dandelion wine. I had some when I was a kid, and it wasn't too great. (Course that coulda' been the "vintner", a little old lady who lived two farms over.)

re: #224 subsailor68

YEAH! As you can tell by my nic, I've heard that sound many, many times, and you've hit it exactly!

"ARUGULA ARUGULA

DIVE! DIVE! DIVE!"

Brilliant!

re: #236 buzzsawmonkey

Is this the Dandy-Lions and tigers thread? (so bad I made myself groan)

re: #231 mattm

Nibbling will win me over.

Just give 'em a foot, and we'll all get a smile.

That hologram thing was funny.

Have to admit I was disappointed when I learned it wasn't real. For a while there I held hope that our personal jet packs were rolling off the assembly line.

re: #234 VMA211Dan

I've heard you can make an alcoholic beverage from Dandilions. Never had it though. I guess ferment them. Anybody heard of this?
Sorry, way off topic.

You can ferment anything organic. Even meat. Sounds yucky, but it will ferment too.

re: #234 VMA211Dan

I've heard you can make an alcoholic beverage from Dandilions. Never had it though. I guess ferment them. Anybody heard of this?
Sorry, way off topic.

Dandelion wine. I think one can make alcohol about of just about anything.

My favorite was a recipe for "pumpkin beer."

1) Hollow out a pumpkin
2) Fill with sugar
3) Put under your bed
4) You'll know when it is ready.

/is it too late to put that one in the lgf cookbook?

re: #238 eschew_obfuscation

psst!...(that was moved to Al Capone's vault in Chicago)...don't tell him.

Hmmm...good point. Guess that means Barack and Michelle have already looked there.

:-)

re: #234 VMA211Dan

I've heard you can make an alcoholic beverage from Dandilions. Never had it though. I guess ferment them. Anybody heard of this?
Sorry, way off topic.

My grandmother made great dandelion wine.

re: #225 buzzsawmonkey

You're not supposed to date the help.

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!

re: #241 Occasional Reader

"ARUGULA ARUGULA

DIVE! DIVE! DIVE!"

Brilliant!

Ah, you missed a golden opportunity.

"enDIVE, enDIVE, enDIVE!"

re: #247 Silhouette

Dandelion wine. I think one can make alcohol about of just about anything.

My favorite was a recipe for "pumpkin beer."

1) Hollow out a pumpkin
2) Fill with sugar
3) Put under your bed
4) You'll know when it is ready.

/is it too late to put that one in the lgf cookbook?

Way too late, thank goodness!

re: #225 buzzsawmonkey

You're not supposed to date the help.

That's why I always make a point of firing them before I ask them out.

re: #238 eschew_obfuscation

psst!...(that was moved to Al Capone's vault in Chicago)...don't tell him.

Does anyone remember the size of the audience that watched that vault scoop back in the day? What year was it?

re: #247 Silhouette

Dandelion wine. I think one can make alcohol about of just about anything.

My favorite was a recipe for "pumpkin beer."

1) Hollow out a pumpkin
2) Fill with sugar
3) Put under your bed
4) You'll know when it is ready.

/is it too late to put that one in the lgf cookbook?

We could hear it when our neighbor made root beer.

re: #246 midwestgak

You can ferment anything organic. Even meat. Sounds yucky, but it will ferment too.

"Soylent Verde" probably wouldn't be a big seller huh?

re: #251 Silhouette

Ah, you missed a golden opportunity.

"enDIVE, enDIVE, enDIVE!"

When it comes up again, will it go to chicory chicory dock?

re: #247 Silhouette

Dandelion wine. I think one can make alcohol about of just about anything.

My favorite was a recipe for "pumpkin beer."

1) Hollow out a pumpkin
2) Fill with sugar
3) Put under your bed
4) You'll know when it is ready.

/is it too late to put that one in the lgf cookbook?

My mother once tried to make elderberry wine. Put it in those mason jars with a baloon over the top, and stored them in the basement. Forgot about checking them, and almost all went off at once. Blew the sh$$ out of the cat, who was down there at the time. (Didn't kill it, but it never sat on Mom's lap again.)

As long as we're talking about eating weeds, those blue flowers that grow along the interstate in summer, chickory, make a so-so substitute for coffee. Early settlers would mix chickory with their coffee to make it last longer.

re: #252 reine.de.tout

Way too late, thank goodness!

Hey reine,

You doing okay?

re: #260 Silhouette

almost as good as dried poppy tea.

re: #257 eschew_obfuscation

"Soylent Verde" probably wouldn't be a big seller huh?

Don't you mean Soylent Merde?

re: #194 PAgirlinNC

Not sure if this has been posted but... are you freakin' KIDDING me?!
No audit for Obama

Could people perhaps get up something like a class action thingie to force the issue?
Dunno if tis possible - lawyers should know this.

It really stinks - and I hope people are not going to let this slide past.

Hiya, Lizard Nation - been a sombre and sad day today.

re: #260 Silhouette

As long as we're talking about eating weeds, those blue flowers that grow along the interstate in summer, chickory, make a so-so substitute for coffee. Early settlers would mix chickory with their coffee to make it last longer.

And some folks in Louisiana still drink coffee & chicory.

re: #208 midwestgak

Is "My Pie" pizza parlor one of your haunts? Great thin crust pizza. Maybe that's were your nic . . . :)

My nic is from the "Capt. Underpants" books, but I'm more of a House of Wing guy m'self!

re: #259 subsailor68

My mother once tried to make elderberry wine. Put it in those mason jars with a baloon over the top, and stored them in the basement. Forgot about checking them, and almost all went off at once. Blew the sh$$ out of the cat, who was down there at the time. (Didn't kill it, but it never sat on Mom's lap again.)

hahahahahahahhahahahahahaaa

re: #247 Silhouette

Mind you, beer with pumpkin flavor can be absolutely delicious.

Gotta go for now.

re: #257 eschew_obfuscation

"Soylent Verde" probably wouldn't be a big seller huh?

LOL

re: #264 yma o hyd

Hiya, Lizard Nation - been a sombre and sad day today.

Uh, oh. That doesn't sound good. Wassup?