Drugs are bad, mmkay?

Ain't there a Statue of Imitations on that one?

I beg your pardon?

I'm wondering how many of these "Vets" are 1) actually Vets and 2) got out with a Bad Conduct or Dishonourable discharges.

Support Vehicle = Mom and Dad's '84 Datsun.

I guess he has a stash in the garage he never could sell.

Republicans for Voldemort?

Is that Obama they're talking about? Not quite sure what's going on with that one.

And it's a bit tough to impeach Nixon, not only is he dead, but Ford pardoned him for any crimes that may have actually been committed.

Moonbat mobile

re: #6 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Ask Sen. Kerry.

These poor unhinged people need a life.

We should play a little game called shake the scaffold! We could sell tickets.
//

Impeach Obama!

DON'T DO THE BROWN ACID!

My favorite bumper sticker: Dominate the Subversive Paradigm.

I think these are the ones we're supposed to have been waiting for...

Not sure which is more absurd: calls for impeachment or for co-existence...

re: #14 cliffster

Impeach Obama!

LOL

Howie Carr (Boston radio host) gave away 1-20-13 t-shirts last week. I tried and tried to get through...

re: #15 MandyManners

DON'T DO THE BROWN ACID!

Way, way, way too late for that. Perhaps they're still trippin from '69 though.

re: #6 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I'm wondering how many of these "Vets" are 1) actually Vets and 2) got out with a Bad Conduct or Dishonourable discharges.

More than a few never saw combat or saw very little. One guy talks about how he was shot at from time to time while standing in a guard tower. He called that combat.

SAVE FERRIS!

Sorta ties right in with the earlier thread on Leftist anti-intellectualism, don't it?

re: #15 MandyManners

DON'T DO THE BROWN ACID!

are you speaking from experience?

All those stickers blocking the rear view mirror must be a violation.

re: #12 newsjunkie_ky

These poor unhinged people need a life.

Unfortunately, they're probably going to get cabinet appointments.

Can he be given a ticket for obstructing the rear window? Should he just be given a ticket anyway for being a douche?

re: #3 Hard Right

Uhh...HEE HEE...you said DRUGS!

re: #26 Lynn B.

Unfortunately, they're probably going to get cabinet appointments.

Maple or oak?
//

It's not dissent when you're in the majority.

re: #15 MandyManners

Is that the Orange Sunshine talkin'?

No one is free when others are oppressed.

That's the sticker holding up the left rear portion of that hatchback.

I guess they'll have to ignore the nearly 60 million people freed by Bush in Iraq and Afghanistan from the yoke of tyranny and totalitarian despotism.

re: #28 CalBear84

Uhh...HEE HEE...you said DRUGS!

Medic! This one took the brown acid.

You know you're out of touch when you're driving around with bumper stickers telling people to impeach a guy who died almost 15 years ago.

re: #25 experiencedtraveller

Not so. Those stickers are all transparent.

re: #32 lawhawk

No one is free when others are oppressed.

That's the sticker holding up the left rear portion of that hatchback.

I guess they'll have to ignore the nearly 60 million people freed by Bush in Iraq and Afghanistan from the yoke of tyranny and totalitarian despotism.

Funny. I thought only evil Rethuglicans didn't care about "brown people".
///

Sunshine Sally on a Saturday night
don't like the scene anyhow...

Makes me wonder...now that Bush is leaving office will the militant lesbian who parks her car near my office remove this lovely bumper sticker?

The only Bush I trust is my own.

Classy.

Well, "SHIT HAPPENS" when there's a "BABY ONBOARD."

I see the Market is doing its usual preclose swoon.

Remember kiddies

Nb = k * P(sub)leftist

Where
Nb = number of bumperstickers
k = some constant
P(sub)leftist = probability that the driver is a screaming leftist

Drove past the Nixon Library recently.
I'm amazed that these critters haven't burnt it down...

From the series of photos, it looks like many of those bumper stickers are repeats. Lame.

And isn't driving a vehicle with 90% view obstruction deserving of a ticket? It looks like even the side windows are covered. Geniuses probably have a giant Obama change poster over the windshield.

re: #33 Hard Right
Naww...I'm high on life.

re: #32 lawhawk

No one is free when others are oppressed.

That's the sticker holding up the left rear portion of that hatchback.

I guess they'll have to ignore the nearly 60 million people freed by Bush in Iraq and Afghanistan from the yoke of tyranny and totalitarian despotism.

You know that I know that you know that none of what the left does or says vis-a-vis Iraq has anything to do with actual Iraqis and their well-being.

I do give them an "A" for good use of color. All red, white, and blue.

I like the "Republicans for Voldemort" sticker, is it true what they say? Charles is really the "one who shall not be named?"

re: #35 Cap'n DOC

Not so. Those stickers are all transparent.

OK. So what about a fine for general tastelessness?

Good afternoon, Lizards.

re: #50 goddessoftheclassroom

Good afternoon, Lizards.

Bow to the goddess...

re: #50 goddessoftheclassroom

Good afternoon, Lizards.

Hello, Goddess. Impeach anyone today?

re: #48 Thanos

Sorry, but Voldemort is really my ex-wife.

re: #50 goddessoftheclassroom

Good afternoon, Lizards.

How is Her Highness doing?

Hope Ayers doesn't see that Impeach Nixon sticker- why the "respected professor" just might have a flash back and may start constructing bombs again.

Win With Tricky Dick in '12 :)

re: #49 experiencedtraveller

That only means they licked all the acid off the stickers.

Of course, the one guy I talked to thought that “six seconds” in Afghanistan qualified him to be an Afghan vet. I’ve flown over Cuba several times, I guess that makes me a Spanish-American War vet.

LOL!

Brown acid? Is that what was in the KoolAid™?

Another person who drank the wrong KoolAid™ is in the news for losing $400,000 to Nigerian email scammers after both her friends and banker told her it was a scam. Her husband's retirement fund is gone. [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Are they any relation to the tree dwellers in Berkley...east coast kin?

In other words, much like western Pali supporters, their motivation is anti-Americanism, not the "plight' of the Iraqis or Palis.

Paternal racists who know what's what better than the people actually living there.

Goodnow was the guy who said an evil Republican death squad headed by Karl Rove and funded by Haliburton burned up his POS Impeachment Bus when he was camped out in New Jersey.

That wasn't Rove. That was Jammie...

re: #50 goddessoftheclassroom

Good afternoon, Lizards.

I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy.

Related: I am currently reading Destructive Generation. After two chapters, it has become crystal clear to me that these people had no friggin' idea what they were doing, and a good share of them are in a state of arrested development to this day.

Even the violent WU was childish, and even cartoonish at times.

Hippies, do the world a favor and grow the hell up, before you drag us all down with you.

re: #38 loppyd

Makes me wonder...now that Bush is leaving office will the militant lesbian who parks her car near my office remove this lovely bumper sticker?

The only Bush I trust is my own.

Classy.

That must make her relationships rather contentious.

It turns out this “veteran” joined the Coast Guard in 1959 and got a medical discharge two years later…

re: #59 David IV of Georgia

Brown acid? Is that what was in the KoolAid™?

Another person who drank the wrong KoolAid™ is in the news for losing $400,000 to Nigerian email scammers after both her friends and banker told her it was a scam. Her husband's retirement fund is gone. [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

That's not so different than getting a mortgage you know you can't pay-off.

re: #67 doppelganglander

That must make her relationships rather contentious.

EEEWWW.

re: #53 CalBear84

No, I had a girlfriend who was Voldemort. (Or maybe she/it is the same person/evil entity...)

re: #59 David IV of Georgia

Brown acid? Is that what was in the KoolAid™?

Another person who drank the wrong KoolAid™ is in the news for losing $400,000 to Nigerian email scammers after both her friends and banker told her it was a scam. Her husband's retirement fund is gone. [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

There's a remarkable amount of stupid in that story. Did her husband not know what was going on?

The worse thing about the impeach nixon sticker is that it's new.

Several folks took the time to make it, sell it, buy it, and apply it to a relatively new car.

re: #71 joncelli

No, I had a girlfriend who was Voldemort. (Or maybe she/it is the same person/evil entity...)

Perhaps she was more like Delores Umbrage...

Way OT - If anyone has a Zune out there and knows if there is a way to group tracks together to always play together in the same order as a single unit please let me know.

I'm sick of only hearing parts of 2112 when I'm on shuffle.

re: #40 unreconstructed rebel

re: #71 joncelli

re: #71 joncelli

I feel your pain
/channeling Bubba

re: #74 Iron Fist

The Democrats are all about class. What else would you call the "Boobs Not Bombs", um, babes? 'Skuse me while I go puke...

again, EEEWWW

Silly hippies.

I'm taking a double dose of Ambian at bedtime on January 19th and sleeping through the 20th. Maybe I'll wake up on the 21st to find the last three months were just a bad dream.

re: #72 doppelganglander

There's a remarkable amount of stupid in that story. Did her husband not know what was going on?

I feel sorry for her husband. He is a victim of her greed.

OT,

DOW crashed again today.

My 401k is worth less than a truck load of dead rats in a tampon factory.

re: #80 jorline

Obama will be in the shower.

It is amazing how a liberal's entire world view can be summed up in a few words and placed on a bumper sticker.

re: #83 Dirk Diggler

again, EEEWWW

re: #81 buzzsawmonkey

What are these bozos protesting, exactly? The emptiness of their lives?

How do they not get a ticket with all of the stickers obstructing their view?

re: #85 DoubleU

Or a text message.

After OIF I I was accousted by VfP when I went back to University. The "veterens" were a guy who got drafted into the Korean War army and got a medical before he went and a guy who got a draft letter but jumped ship for Canada before reporting! Whatever, I have six months in Panama and six months in Haiti plus OIF I and III and am sitting in Afghanistan right now, I still have not turned anti-war. I guess the difference is the losers who can't hack it can't stand the thought of the professionals doing the things they can't!

re: #83 Dirk Diggler

eeewww. (Although it's quite original, I must admit.)

re: #85 DoubleU

It is amazing how a liberal's entire world view can be summed up in a few words and placed on a bumper sticker.

Dumbocraps, the party of bumperstickers and lies.

re: #85 DoubleU

I was just thinking about that.
OUR SIDE needs more snappy bumper stickers, don't you think?

re: #44 CalBear84

Naww...I'm high on life.

The cereal? No wonder Mikey liked it.
///

re: #7 Sizzlack

Support Vehicle = Mom and Dad's '84 Datsun.

That's a POS Mitsubishi Shitsubishi Diamante wagon. I'll bet it leaves a cloud of blue smoke wherever it goes, as do lots of Mitsubishis Shitsubishis.

re: #6 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I'm wondering how many of these "Vets" are 1) actually Vets and 2) got out with a Bad Conduct or Dishonourable discharges.

who's army were they vets of? i would suspect the other sides

re: #90 Iron Fist

What a, um, colorful way to put that. Right now it looks like I'm glad I don't have any retirement built up. You can't lose what you don't have.

Same here.

But Dirk - I'm sorry about your 401K. I really am.

I like the "Republicans for Voldemort" bumpersticker. Where can I get one of those? :)

re: #89 skysoldier

thank you.

re: #21 Hard Right

More than a few never saw combat or saw very little. One guy talks about how he was shot at from time to time while standing in a guard tower. He called that combat.

___
I was shot at while in a guard tower [1971], Ft. Hood stockade perimeter tower. Idiots passing by in cars pelted the tower using slingshots. I wish I had had permission to shoot back. I got tired of that temporary [3 month] duty.

Those guys were from some of the anti-war crowd in Killeen, the Tea Room, if I recall correctly.

re: #101 buzzsawmonkey

I would bet that the most honorable discharge some of these guys got was gonnorheal.

again, EEEWWW

LOL

re: #95 Hard Right

That kid will eat anything...

re: #85 DoubleU

It is amazing how a liberal's entire world view can be summed up in a few words and placed on a bumper sticker.

Note how many of the bumper stickers are imperative sentences.

The left are all about instructing others how to think, feel, spend their money, heat their house, eat, etc. They can't stop even when they are driving around.

re: #87 jorline

How do they not get a ticket with all of the stickers obstructing their view?

Would you want to deal with them?

re: #96 Ward Cleaver

Looked like a Civic to me.

re: #84 Bumr50

Obama will be in the shower.

That's fine since he wants to jump into everyone's business, medicine cabinet and gun safe soon.

Hannity has on Pat Buchanan.

EEEWWW

Ahhh, they nutballs are just getting ready for the prosecution of George W. Bush and Dick cheney...

re: #96 Ward Cleaver

They made one darn good fighter aircraft however.

They do know he's dead, right? RIGHT?

re: #106 Hard Right

"Police brutality!" "Free Mumia!" "Fascists!"

re: #100 WindHorse

Nah, it's been fun! Come to think of it, in Futurama Nixon makes a comeback, maybe he is just more forward thinking than we are!

re: #104 CalBear84

That kid will eat anything...

Give him Mentos and Pepsi!

re: #106 Hard Right

Would you want to deal with them?

Excellent point, HR.

re: #60 Iron Fist

These poor, poor little moonbats. What are they going to do on 20 January 2009? The meaning of their lives will be over. How will they bear it? How will they keep going?

Woe!

they will then be screaming to Washington to enact the most leftist of agendas...

re: #102 right_on_target

___
I was shot at while in a guard tower [1971], Ft. Hood stockade perimeter tower. Idiots passing by in cars pelted the tower using slingshots. I wish I had had permission to shoot back. I got tired of that temporary [3 month] duty.

Those guys were from some of the anti-war crowd in Killeen, the Tea Room, if I recall correctly.

Too bad you couldn't fire back with a slingshot, and ball bearings.

/wrist rocket

re: #101 buzzsawmonkey

I would bet that the most honorable discharge some of these guys got was gonnorheal.

Truly disgusting mental image, but I gotta give you style points. Qualified upding coming your way.

argghgg

Israel to Release 250 prisoners

re: #102 right_on_target

___
I was shot at while in a guard tower [1971], Ft. Hood stockade perimeter tower. Idiots passing by in cars pelted the tower using slingshots. I wish I had had permission to shoot back. I got tired of that temporary [3 month] duty.

Those guys were from some of the anti-war crowd in Killeen, the Tea Room, if I recall correctly.

What ribbon would that be on a uniform? :)

re: #110 tfc3rid

They've already lined up Cheney for hearings. I wish he would drop another F-bomb on Pat Leahy for old time's sake.

Even after 4 years of loyalty. The Heavy Hand is swift and decisive...

[deleted] 11/17/2008 12:57:16 pm

re: #113 Bumr50

"Police brutality!" "Free Mumia!" "Fascists!"

"Free Mumia? No thanks, I wouldn't take one if you paid me."

loppyd,

But Dirk - I'm sorry about your 401K. I really am.

That's alright Lopps. I still have my health

...and plenty of beer.

re: #123 joncelli

They've already lined up Cheney for hearings. I wish he would drop another F-bomb on Pat Leahy for old time's sake.

Pretty please!

re: #114 skysoldier

"OOOHH. A lesson on the perils of time travel from Mr. I'm-my-own-grandfather."

re: #120 buzzsawmonkey

There's always a catch.

re: #124 oh_dude

Even after 4 years of loyalty. The Heavy Hand is swift and decisive...

Slap!

Any bets on the Code Pinkers presence on Inauguration Day?

I think Liberals tend to be more "political" in nature, and wear their political opinions on their sleeves moreso than Conservatives. Government is very important to a Liberal, so they're very outspoken about it, and are more willing to plaster their snarky opinions all over their cars. Conservatives want government out of their lives as much as possible, and don't fixate on it, so they're less likely to obnoxiously display their opinions in public.

Conservatives also value their vehicles more, and don't want to ruin their paintjobs with stupid stickers!

Just my opinions!

re: #93 CalBear84

I was just thinking about that.
OUR SIDE needs more snappy bumper stickers, don't you think?

I much prefer the solitary bumper-sticker on the pick-up truck ahead on me on the road this morning:
I MIGHT BE SLOW BUT I'M AHEAD OF YOU

re: #121 Thanos

argghgg

Israel to Release 250 prisoners

Via catapult hopefully

re: #115 Hard Right

Now THAT would have made a commercial we'd never forget!

re: #42 CalBear84

Drove past the Nixon Library recently.
I'm amazed that these critters haven't burnt it down...

the fire was arson maybe they tried

re: #128 loppyd

Pretty please!

It'd be funny to Leahy lose it.

re: #117 tfc3rid

If you have the stomach - I don't - to listen to what passes as comedy and badinage, the L³ is STILL talking about Sarah Palin and McCain. Apparently, the lack of content no longer bothers them... if it ever did.

re: #127 Dirk Diggler

loppyd,

That's alright Lopps. I still have my health

...and plenty of beer.

I shouldn't tell you this, but...

The BF took his $$ out of his 401K back in July when his company was bought out and they were switching to a new program. It would be worthless at this point. I'm wearing it on my left hand. :~)

re: #135 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Via catapult hopefully

Out the back door of a C-130.

re: #138 Ward Cleaver

It'd be funny to Leahy lose it.

The Grinch v. Darth Vader!

re: #132 jorline

Any bets on the Code Pinkers presence on Inauguration Day?

Or the "Boobs not Bombs" crowd?

Hey hey
Ho ho
You gots too many visions obstructions in your rear window you hippie bastard

re: #114 skysoldier

thanks to guys like you, our freedoms are preserved... (even if some of us don't understand that... "Impeach Nixon Again")

re: #113 Bumr50

"Police brutality!" "free FRYMumia!" "Fascists!"

FIXED THAT FOR YOU

re: #132 jorline

Any bets on the Code Pinkers presence on Inauguration Day?

Shehag will be there smiling...

John roberts will likely be shaking with fear as he asks Obama to place his hand on the ___ for the oath of office...

re: #133 Pyrocles

I think Liberals tend to be more "political" in nature, and wear their political opinions on their sleeves moreso than Conservatives. Government is very important to a Liberal, so they're very outspoken about it, and are more willing to plaster their snarky opinions all over their cars. Conservatives want government out of their lives as much as possible, and don't fixate on it, so they're less likely to obnoxiously display their opinions in public.

Conservatives also value their vehicles more, and don't want to ruin their paintjobs with stupid stickers!

I still think it is because conservatives just don't think about telling strangers what to think or do.

re: #133 Pyrocles

In truth, I agree with you 100%.
No stickers on my car, but I proudly display the American flag at my home every day.
(Drives my lefty neighbors mad...)

re: #145 jcbunga

Hey hey
Ho ho
You gots too many visions obstructions in your rear window you hippie bastard

I wonder if The Man™ will pull him over and issue a ticket, and how he'll react if that should happen. I predict screaming, dragging, and spitting.

re: #9 lawhawk

Republicans for Voldemort?

Is that Obama they're talking about? Not quite sure what's going on with that one.

And it's a bit tough to impeach Nixon, not only is he dead, but Ford pardoned him for any crimes that may have actually been committed.

I want one.

re: #142 Iron Fist

Oh, I'm not taking it personally, just commenting on the speed and veracity of the "firewall" here at LGF

Don't go to sleep.

re: #143 loppyd

The Grinch v. Darth Vader!

He'd politely stammer on about decorum, blah, blah, blah. Too funny.

Then Cheney would say it again - "GFY". Hilarity ensues.

re: #146 WindHorse

Well, at least in the here and now. I have a terrible fear that we are going to give up on these countries too quickly now. It all depends on how we leave. If the [bigoted word]s claim victory we will be as bad off as we were in the late 70's...

re: #148 tfc3rid

Shehag will be there smiling...

John roberts will likely be shaking with fear as he asks Obama to place his hand on the ___ for the oath of office...

lol...she'll be to busy chasing down the Madam Speaker for her gavel.

I always wanted to know what the hell is up with Republicans for Voldemort crap? Sorry but not every plays wizards and witches or reads Harry Potty.

re: #140 loppyd

I'm wearing it on my left hand. :~)

Hurrah! When I got my GF to say "Yes!" (25 years on January 28), I told her that other than the plain gold band on her finger, any and all other jewelry was just a way to carry wealth in small, portable and easily-converted-to-goods method.

re: #154 Ward Cleaver

He'd politely stammer on about decorum, blah, blah, blah. Too funny.

Then Cheney would say it again - "GFY". Hilarity ensues.

And there would be nothing he could do about it.

Pass the popcorn.

re: #158 conservativeChick

I always wanted to know what the hell is up with Republicans for Voldemort crap? Sorry but not every plays wizards and witches or reads Harry Potty.

It's an "I'M A DORK" badge.

re: #158 conservativeChick

I always wanted to know what the hell is up with Republicans for Voldemort crap? Sorry but not every plays wizards and witches or reads Harry Potty.

Voldemort was the evil wizard of the series.

Lopppyd,

I shouldn't tell you this, but...

The BF took his $$ out of his 401K back in July when his company was bought out and they were switching to a new program. It would be worthless at this point. I'm wearing it on my left hand. :~)

Crackerjack timing. Cheers to you and your "boo".

re: #149 Silhouette

We're just too busy creating the wealth for them to redistribute.

I was over at a liberal site putting my two cents in a week or so ago, politely (honest!), and the antagonists DARED me to "go all John Galt" so they wouldn't have to deal with me. It's sounding like a good idea.

re: #7 Sizzlack

Support Vehicle = Mom and Dad's '84 Datsun.

That car isn't even an 80's vehicle. It dates from the 90's. They put "Impeach Nixon" bumper stickers on a car that wasn't even a figment of someone's imagination when Nixon resigned.

re: #122 Hard Right

What ribbon would that be on a uniform? :)

___
The only ribbon I got was the National Defense Ribbon, after three years in Army. I don't claim anything more than what's on my DD214. But I have met some people that pumped their service record [or lack of] pretty much.
I have no respect for them, just contempt.

re: #157 Iron Fist

I don't know about that. I always start the conversation "Lie down on the floor and remain calm..."

:-P

Is that your pick up line?

1-20-13 FIXED THAT FOR YOU

Clearly a bunch of Freeze Dried old Hippies, Get a Life!

re: #157 Iron Fist

I don't know about that. I always start the conversation "Lie down on the floor and remain calm..."

:-P

But enough about your dating life.

re: #163 Dirk Diggler

Lopppyd,

Crackerjack timing. Cheers to you and your "boo".

Thanks!

Boo is my 7 yr. old niece's nickname - so all I can think of is her precious face when I see that word.

PROTIP: 1970's are over.

re: #167 Ward Cleaver

Is that your pick up line?

Remain horizontal please.

re: #157 Iron Fist

ASSUME THE POSITION works for me

The fictional character Voldemort would have been as good a choice this election as the ones we ultimately had to pick between.

re: #169 saylorfam

Clearly a bunch of Freeze Dried old Hippies, Get a Life!

[Link: www.theonion.com...]

January 2009 is going to be funny!

re: #168 yochanan

I believe that "OHIO - 11/08 FIXED THAT FOR YOU" would be an appropriate liberal bumper sticker.

Ever since Clinton was impeached they are just DRIVEN to have one of ours impeached.

re: #162 Thanos
I know that but I was just wondering way they always have that bumber sticker. That bumber sticker is pretty common here in Olympia, WA.

re: #161 Ward Cleaver
LMAO!

I'm still not understanding the fascination with Obama. Sure, he's handsome and charming. So was Ted Bundy.

re: #171 loppyd

That's my youngest son's nickname too. (He was born on Halloween, so he really is a little Boo!)

re: #172 buzzsawmonkey

I've heard the phrase "let the dead bury the dead," which as I understand it means, "it's over; forget it."

In this case, it seems that the brain-dead want to exhume the dead; what else could the "Impeach Nixon" sticker mean, except

a) if it is original to the car, it shows that the person in question hasn't been able to afford a new one for over 30 years; or

b) the sticker is supposed to be the automotive equivalent of a campaign ribbon.

He's trying to show he's old school.

It's his political Viagra.

Otherwise, he's just an old dude in a funny hat.

re: #177 David IV of Georgia

The fictional character Voldemort would have been as good a choice this election as the ones we ultimately had to pick between.

And Voldemort might cause less economic damage than the twit who did get elected.

Time to hit the road and head home in the dark. Hate this time of year.

BBL if I get my chores done.

Ward Cleaver,

I always wanted to know what the hell is up with Republicans for Voldemort crap? Sorry but not every plays wizards and witches or reads Harry Potty.

It's an "I'M A DORK" badge.

It's also an "I'M NEVER GOING TO GET ANY" badge.

He/she/it is going to have to get rid of that "Dissent is the Highest Form of Patriotism" sticker pretty soon.

/hope he/she/it enjoys that

re: #184 wolfie

That's my youngest son's nickname too. (He was born on Halloween, so he really is a little Boo!)

Awww. My brother has called her Boo since she was 2.

Have a great night!

re: #188 loppyd

Time to hit the road and head home in the dark. Hate this time of year.

BBL if I get my chores done.

Sound advice. I think I'll take off too.

re: #180 Silhouette

Don't worry.
The karma police are on our side.
No group of people so wildly fixated on the destruction of one man who did the best he could can possibly succeed. At least in the long run.

I see they scraped off the "Question Authority" bumper sticker, after finding out that Obama sicked the DOJ on the last person who tried to question him.

re: #123 joncelli

They've already lined up Cheney for hearings. I wish he would drop another F-bomb on Pat Leahy for old time's sake.

The times a coming don't ya know. I still don't believe they're stupid enough to try that, but if they do... Godawful F-bombs, and not just from Cheney.

re: #196 Semi Cartman

The times a coming don't ya know. I still don't believe they're stupid enough to try that, but if they do... Godawful F-bombs, and not just from Cheney.

The time for F-bombs is past. Unleash Dick Cheney...have him chew Leahy a new arsehole.

Obama and McCain are meeting on my TV. I've gotta go fix dinner for the lady and get into "sports mode" before I pull the remaining three hairs out of my head.
BBL.

re: #190 OldLineTexan

It will still be dissent, because even with a majority of the government on their side it will still not be enough. 2011 will not be soon enough to be out of Iraq or have GITMO closed. There will never be enough handouts or collectivism and the bottom line is hippies are and always were spoiled brats looking for attention.
I wonder if when we do leave Iraq in 2011 it will be remembered that it was Bush who signed the SOFA, or if the one will soak up all the glory for ending the illegal occupation

re: #191 buzzsawmonkey

"Political Viagra" is very good.

Thank you.

Coming from the Yoda of that sh*t is really a compliment.

re: #200 skysoldier

It will still be dissent, because even with a majority of the government on their side it will still not be enough. 2011 will not be soon enough to be out of Iraq or have GITMO closed. There will never be enough handouts or collectivism and the bottom line is hippies are and always were spoiled brats looking for attention.
I wonder if when we do leave Iraq in 2011 it will be remembered that it was Bush who signed the SOFA, or if the one will soak up all the glory for ending the illegal occupation

But it will no longer be patriotic. Wait until the underlings hear from their masters that it's time to shut up and get in line.

re: #203 ploome hineni

baPtism

/aaaghhh

I hate it when I forget to P first, too.

re: #196 Semi Cartman

My guess is that Cheney is a dry run. If they get away with charging him with something they'll go after Bush next. They never, ever forgave them for (A) Winning in Iraq (B) getting re-elected.

re: #171 loppyd

Thats funny because Boo is my nickname that my family calls me. Small world.

Since they are the "Veterans for Peace" and we know they aren't lying, partisan hypocrites, they must be THRILLED beyond belief that the US and Iraq signed the papers today that marks Victory in Iraq, the end of the war, and the beginning of the pullout.

well, the answer to them is

this T shirt

or this one

re: #204 OldLineTexan

But it will no longer be patriotic. Wait until the underlings hear from their masters that it's time to shut up and get in line.

Well a revolutionary can only be revolutinary until the revolution is complete, then he has to be the government. The radicals that brought him there become a liability and are the first against the wall afterwards. You would think that after Russia, China, Cuba and a thousand others people would get that.

Do they really think the FBI, NSA, etc will use some random camera guy to get info. Would it be easier to hide some mics on the building and let them talk freely?

re: #210 buzzsawmonkey

These people clutch ancient hatreds to their breasts like Quasimodo clinging to the corpse of Esmeralda.

Have you read the book? When I re-read it, I thought it was really a funny satire.

re: #212 skysoldier

Well a revolutionary can only be revolutinary until the revolution is complete, then he has to be the government. The radicals that brought him there become a liability and are the first against the wall afterwards. You would think that after Russia, China, Cuba and a thousand others people would get that.

And I will be there to chronicle the bullet holes in the bricks.

There's a guy in my cycling club who wears "Impeach Bush" socks all the time. Nobody likes him.

re: #103 loppyd

I'm updinging all of your "EEEWWW"s in agreement. LOL

re: #172 buzzsawmonkey

I've heard the phrase "let the dead bury the dead," which as I understand it means, "it's over; forget it."

In this case, it seems that the brain-dead want to exhume the dead; what else could the "Impeach Nixon" sticker mean, except

a) if it is original to the car, it shows that the person in question hasn't been able to afford a new one for over 30 years; or

b) the sticker is supposed to be the automotive equivalent of a campaign ribbon.

The stupid thing is that the sticker was put on a newer model car. It's an early to mid 1990s Mitsubishi Diamante station wagon. They made that particular model between 1990 and 1996 before a second generation was made.

re: #212 skysoldier

Well a revolutionary can only be revolutinary until the revolution is complete, then he has to be the government. The radicals that brought him there become a liability and are the first against the wall afterwards. You would think that after Russia, China, Cuba and a thousand others people would get that.

That's why anarchy is so appealing - all the fun of revolutions with none of the responsibility.

re: #212 skysoldier

Well a revolutionary can only be revolutinary until the revolution is complete, then he has to be the government. The radicals that brought him there become a liability and are the first against the wall afterwards. You would think that after Russia, China, Cuba and a thousand others people would get that.

Oh, and the first thing we learn from history is that no one learns from history.

President-Elect Obama sure has a lot of friends. If Congress begins "impeaching" former office-holders, or putting them on trial, then I'd say they'll have set an excellent precedent for how they should be treated when they lose power.

OT:
Remember the Kelo vs. New London Supreme Court case, where the Supreme Court decided that cities could condemn peoples’ land to give to private developers provided the government had written an economic development plan for the project?

The homes of Susette Kelo and her neighbors have been torn down for New London's Fort Trumbull project. So, how is the project progressing?

It isn't. The deal fell through, and New London, Connecticut is the proud owner of several vacant lots, including the one where Susette Kelo's home used to be.

Read the full story.

re: #60 Iron Fist

These poor, poor little moonbats. What are they going to do on 20 January 2009? The meaning of their lives will be over. How will they bear it? How will they keep going?

Woe!

They'll spend a couple weeks recovering from various overdoses, then start all over again with the new Administration.

These people have been professional grievance-mongers for 40 years. They're already starting to whine over even hints of appointments going to the likes of McCain, Schwarzenegger and Clinton.

re: #219 Russkilitlover

That's why anarchy is so appealing - all the fun of revolutions with none of the responsibility.

Yeah, but no air support...

re: #220 OldLineTexan

Too true

re: #211 Adrenalyn

Love 'em!
Thanks for the link.

Impeach Nixon, huh? There's one thing I hate worse than nostalgia and that's manufactured nostalgia. We have a shop in town that sells repro hippie clothes. These jokers probably shop there.
/The smells are authentic, though.

re: #221 buzzsawmonkey

I see it as a satire on appearances and false virtues. Disney's version eviscerated it.

re: #133 Pyrocles

I think Liberals tend to be more "political" in nature, and wear their political opinions on their sleeves moreso than Conservatives. Government is very important to a Liberal, so they're very outspoken about it, and are more willing to plaster their snarky opinions all over their cars. Conservatives want government out of their lives as much as possible, and don't fixate on it, so they're less likely to obnoxiously display their opinions in public.

Conservatives also value their vehicles more, and don't want to ruin their paintjobs with stupid stickers!

Just my opinions!

I also don't want my car vandalized by "tolerant" liberals. God help me (and them ) if I catch one in the act.

Alright kiddies, 0215 in "the 'Stan" and I am off to bed!

re: #232 skysoldier

Sleep safe.

re: #232 skysoldier

Alright kiddies, 0215 in "the 'Stan" and I am off to bed!

Thanks for the conversation. Good sleep to you.

All the "end of an error" stuff I've seen says 1-20-2009, because that is the last day of Bush's term.

Does this guy think power switches at midnight?

Or perhaps he thinks Atchison is president for 24 hours.

(A free Kewpie doll to anyone who gets the above reference without looking it up.)

re: #219 Russkilitlover

remember the ANARCHIST in DR. Z. who was being sent to the golag

re: #166 right_on_target

___
The only ribbon I got was the National Defense Ribbon, after three years in Army. I don't claim anything more than what's on my DD214. But I have met some people that pumped their service record [or lack of] pretty much.
I have no respect for them, just contempt.

A ribbon with a middle finger cluster would have been appropriate.
Murtha is a prime example of inflated service.

re: #187 ploome hineni

The British used to pick up IRA members and hold them for a few days. Then they would drop them off in a very conspicuous place and publicly hand them some money and wave good-bye. Oddly enough, most of these guys would turn up dead in a day or two.

re: #232 skysoldier

Alright kiddies, 0215 in "the 'Stan" and I am off to bed!

Be safe.

THANK YOU.

re: #238 yochanan

remember the ANARCHIST in DR. Z. who was being sent to the golag

Yes! He had that look of anger, disillusionment and cynicism that I wish on EVERY moron who voted for Zero.

re: #222 quickjustice

President-Elect Obama sure has a lot of friends. If Congress begins "impeaching" former office-holders, or putting them on trial, then I'd say they'll have set an excellent precedent for how they should be treated when they lose power.

More importantly, doing so during a time of economic downturn that ought to be absorbing every moment of their attention will not play well with the majority of the country. It might delight the lunatic 5% fringe, but most people, on both sides of the aisle, would see it as a travesty; a mean-spirited, pointless waste of resources at a time when such diversions are least acceptable.

I would expect a public reaction similar to that against Tom DeLay in the Schiavo case. But worse.

re: #235 Silhouette

Dean Achison?
After JFK's assassination?

I went to look for Impeach Nixon bumper stickers, and found peeps on eBay selling original Nixon campaign stickers (some of which I had as a kid, like the "Nixon Now." stickers). There's also some guy on eBay selling copies of the WU's Osawatomie, including one with a drawing of, and a quote by, Ho Chi Minh, on the front page.

re: #241 Kenneth

The British used to pick up IRA members and hold them for a few days. Then they would drop them off in a very conspicuous place and publicly hand them some money and wave good-bye. Oddly enough, most of these guys would turn up dead in a day or two.

Heh! I love that. I guess that goes down as another one for British humor. LOL.

So, Mr. "six seconds in a combat zone qualifies someone as a vet" served two years in the Coast Guard, 1959-1961.

What a fish story... I can't get the taste of vomit out of my mouth.

I think Liberals tend to be more "political" in nature, and wear their political opinions on their sleeves moreso than Conservatives.

According to Marx, everything is political, and every waking moment of your existence should be devoted to the cause.

It's an attitude that comes straight out of the Communist Manifesto.

curious...from here on Electoral College

The electors meet in each state on the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December to cast their votes for President and Vice President. The votes are documented on Certificates of Vote, and the execution of these certificates is witnessed by the Governor, who sends the certificates to the President of the Senate and the Archivist of the United States. As the Certificates of Vote are delivered to the National Archives, attorneys examine the certificates for legal sufficiency. They then make copies available to the public and secure the originals.

The Most Anti-American Nation

Dear President-Elect Obama: As you take office, I am enthusiastically watching your desire to win hearts and minds around the world. But I am concerned in particular about Turkey. This nation is the embodiment of what the United States and the West want to achieve around the world. It is predominantly Muslim, yet Western and democratic. But the Turks are vehemently anti-American, so much so that they consistently rank in polls as the most anti-American country in the world. According to the Pew Center's latest poll, only 12 percent of the Turks like the United States -- fewer, even, than the percentage of Pakistanis. Obamania in Turkey will help you change America's image, but given the dismal numbers, I am afraid that might not be enough. Despite the close cooperation with the United States on Iraq, Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) government has taken the easy way, bashing America at home in an attempt to boost its own popularity. But you should not ignore Turkey. Because of its strategic location, Turkey is a key partner to the United States in tackling many foreign-policy challenges. You will need Turkish support and the Turkish base at Incirlik to achieve many of your goals, such as withdrawing troops from Iraq.

So allow me to make some suggestions on tackling anti-Americanism in Turkey.

Bush has Frodo's rign!

re: #245 CalBear84

Dean Achison?
After JFK's assassination?

Nope

David Rice Atchison was president for one day.

So technically, everyone from #13 Taylor on forward should have a different number.

James K Polk ended his term on March 4th, as prescribed. But that was a SUnday, and Zack Taylor was a religious man and refused to be sworn in on a Sunday, so he was sworn in on Monday.

During the interval, who was president?

The VP had stepped down too. Under the law, the Presidency then fell to the President Pro Tem of the Senate, David Rice Atchison.

Although he was never sworn in.

re: #218 Honorary Yooper

The stupid thing is that the sticker was put on a newer model car. It's an early to mid 1990s Mitsubishi Diamante station wagon. They made that particular model between 1990 and 1996 before a second generation was made.

Like I said, total crap cars. I don't know how many of those I've seen huffing blue smoke.

re: #250 hermit

Don't get excited. They look to make sure the endorsements by each secretary of state is properly executed.

Today I read about the Chinese spy who admits to giving space age tech. to the chinese military ansd the estonian spy who has been at the service of the communist russia for 15+ years. Giving them very top secret nato military secrets including missile defense tech.
I can here "the O" (fingers in ears) at cia briefings saying "I can't hear you, I can't here you."
This is no joke. Clinton wouldn't even meet with cia director Woolsey.

re: #254 buzzsawmonkey

Turkey is only anti-American because they know that they are symbolically devoured by the entire American citizenry on the last Thursday in November.

The nation of 'Cranberrystan' also hates America.

re: #253 Silhouette

Damn that's good.
You should go on JEOPARDY!

re: #249 SixDegrees

According to Marx, everything is political,

Karl Marx was the foreign correspondent for the New York Tribune during the time of the Civil War.

/and we thought the reporters were commies NOW

re: #256 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

not excited...just curious. Folks hanging out at the nat'l archives sounded a little goofy. at least now I can see a connection...I think.

re: #260 Silhouette

Who's side was he on?

re: #256 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Don't get excited. They look to make sure the endorsements by each secretary of state is properly executed.

and were will the leviah beheld?

re: #262 CalBear84

Who's side was he on?

He wrote for a NY paper, so the North's. But he was their foreign correspondant, telling them everything that was going on in Europe.

Can you imagine the prism HE saw the events through? And then how that made him report things.

The newpaper was a Republican supporter.

re: #260 Silhouette

Karl Marx was the foreign correspondent for the New York Tribune during the time of the Civil War.

/and we thought the reporters were commies NOW

ROFLMAO FUNNY

re: #254 buzzsawmonkey

Turkey is only anti-American because they know that they are symbolically devoured by the entire American citizenry on the last Thursday in November.

They look at that day as the Apoca-gobble-lypse.

(With apologies to John Lithgow.)

We have one of these goofy "Peace" groups in Nebraska that goes by the name of "Nebraskans for Peace"...they put bumber stickers with that name on their cars...white lettering, blue background.

I made a bumper sticker that says "Nebraskans for War"...white lettering, red background. ;-)

I pull in front of them in traffic (safely) just to play with them.

/they seem to imply that anyone without their bumper sticker isn't for peace...I wonder if they get the joke, or just think "that's awful!"?

re: #264 Silhouette

THE REPUBLICANS during the civil war and just after were RADICALS the reactionaries were the copperheads (ie democrats) so old karl working for the gop made sence.

re: #184 wolfie

That's my youngest son's nickname too. (He was born on Halloween, so he really is a little Boo!)

A nice To Kill a Mockingbird reference, as well.

re: #264 Silhouette

He was probably extolling the virtues of HOPE and CHANGE!

re: #261 hermit

not excited...just curious. Folks hanging out at the nat'l archives sounded a little goofy. at least now I can see a connection...I think.

But the results of the Electoral College aren't certified until December 15th. What are they doing there in the meantime? The line to see the Constitution can't be that long.

re: #271 doppelganglander

But the results of the Electoral College aren't certified until December 15th. What are they doing there in the meantime? The line to see the Constitution can't be that long.

Traveling by horse from their respective states to a meeting place?

/some rules may reflect a different time

Anyone know when the Senators-elect and Representatives-elect take office? Jan 20, 2009? or sooner?

Just a little story here. This past Saturday I had to pick up my eldest son at a computer science competition hald at a very distant school. It was held at Waller High School which is about 30 miles North West of Houston and is really out in the country. Well #1 son's competition was delayed so I had to cool my jets and wait in the school cafeteria. I started to wander the halls. Along one long hallway, and it was obviously from some class, the kids had pictures of just about every local person who had ever served in the military dating back to WWI. The wall was named the Hero wall. They had obviously contacted people and gotten these pictures, some with the person in their late teens in uniform and underneath was a little description of what the person had done, what their military service had been, what medals, if any they had won, and if they had been killed in action or how long they had lived. It was quite poignant. There were more women than I thought there would be, and quite a few from WWII and Korea. In fact, I noticed that there was quite a bit of diversity not only in gender but in race. Most of the people had rather bland service records but it was really nice to see what ever they had done being recognized. It was interesting because most of the WWI, WWII pictures were formal poses in uniform but by the time my war (Vietnam) rolled around many of the pictures were of GI's lounging around.

Clearly the students, or the class that had done this, had taken a lot of time and they had done this with real care. I was quite touched that a high school and high school students would do this.

re: #271 doppelganglander

But the results of the Electoral College aren't certified until December 15th. What are they doing there in the meantime? The line to see the Constitution can't be that long.

perhaps it's this...?

Certificates of Ascertainment
Immediately after Election Day, the Governors of each state and the Mayor of the District of Columbia prepare Certificates of Ascertainment that identify their slate of electors. The states send these certificates by registered mail to the Archivist of the United States who is required by law to administer the Electoral College. As the Archivist and the Office of the Federal Register receive the Certificates of Ascertainment from each state, attorneys check them for facial legal sufficiency. When all certificates are received, the Federal Register makes copies available for public inspection and transmits certificates to each House of Congress.

re: #273 eschew_obfuscation

Anyone know when the Senators-elect and Representatives-elect take office? Jan 20, 2009? or sooner?

I think it's usually January 2nd, but maybe, since that's a Friday, they'll wait until Monday the 5th. Either way, they get a good jump on the crazy before the Messiah descends from the heavens.

Victoria's Secret model Karolina Kurkova and the riddle of her missing belly button

re: #276 doppelganglander

I think it's usually January 2nd, but maybe, since that's a Friday, they'll wait until Monday the 5th. Either way, they get a good jump on the crazy before the Messiah descends from the heavens.

Thanks!