Sailing the seas of cheese.

It would muck up the toaster.

Even this is pretty good...

Watch Old Faithful steam away. Maybe it will go off while you are watching. Image refreshes every 30 seconds.

New threads...:)

re: #3 WrathofG-d

Even this is pretty good...

You taunt us with your invisible photos.

re: #8 debutaunt

You taunt us with your invisible photos.

Let's try that again, shall we?

re: #3 WrathofG-d

Taunt,tuant ,tuant and I weeel taunt yeeew agaiiin!

The site for the subject of last thread

[Link: www.cnas.org...]

re: #9 WrathofG-d

Let's try that again, shall we?

Youuu tauuunt usss...

Monday afternoon is open! And it's bike riding time!

Kabuki fixed gear, built in a "community bike shop"! Anyone else have awesome bikes at home?

re: #9 WrathofG-d

Let's try that again, shall we?

and now with an invisible link

How hard is it to get the cheese drunk enough to be that just golden brown toasted?

re: #3 WrathofG-d

THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN MOVED OR DELETED

re: #14 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

and now with an invisible link

Wrath is good.
he must be one of them there 'secrit agence' we hear tell about.

re: #11 Thanos

The site for the subject of last thread

[Link: www.cnas.org...]

Will 0 build a giant armada?

re: #15 FurryOldGuyJeans

How hard is it to get the cheese drunk enough to be that just golden brown toasted?

port wine cheese

re: #16 yochanan

THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN MOVED OR DELETED

Which is it? Inquiring minds want to know.

re: #1 stevieray

Sailing the seas of cheese.

Is your avatar the eye of a southbound pachyderm?

re: #6 Ojoe

Watch Old Faithful steam away. Maybe it will go off while you are watching. Image refreshes every 30 seconds.

Otherwise known as "how to get lizards to waste an hour."

;-)

Seriously, thanks for the link. I like things like that

re: #17 Eowyn2

Wrath is good.
he must be one of them there 'secrit agence' we hear tell about.

Like those Mossad Agents who were responsible for Pearl Harbor.

Many’s the long night I’ve dreamed of cheese - toasted, mostly.

— Robert Louis Stevenson

I have the same dream.

re: #8 debutaunt

You taunt us with your invisible photos.

no I wont. I've tried 6 times & it doesn't want to work. Forget it

How about this.

re: #19 Eowyn2

port wine cheese

Egads, more whining about going left again?!?

I posted this in the previous thread:

A friend asked me today if G. Soros was an American citizen. All I could say was if he was he sure don't act like one. Does anyone know?

I checked Wikipedia and found no answer. Any help would be appreciated.

re: #23 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Like those Mossad Agents who were responsible for Pearl Harbor.

MOSSAD and there infernal time machine

re: #23 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Like those Mossad Agents who were responsible for Pearl Harbor.

Is that the newest in conspiracy theories? Mossad Agents responsible for Pearl Harbor. Were they also responsible for Waterloo?

I actually had brie and crackers for an afternoon snack. I feel more elite and snobbish already.

re: #25 WrathofG-d

no I wont. I've tried 6 times & it doesn't want to work. Forget it

How about this.

And now with the Jedi Mind link: "This is not the page you're looking for."

re: #26 FurryOldGuyJeans

Egads, more whining about going left again?!?

"Hard to Port Wine Cheese Please"

Famous toast video.

re: #30 doppelganglander

I actually had brie and crackers for an afternoon snack. I feel more elite and snobbish already.

Brie and sourdough bread - yum.

re: #30 doppelganglander

I actually had brie and crackers for an afternoon snack. I feel more elite and snobbish already.

shall I send you some Iranian Caviar?

re: #31 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Ok I just might give up LGF at this rate alltogether.

grrr

re: #29 Eowyn2

Is that the newest in conspiracy theories? Mossad Agents responsible for Pearl Harbor. Were they also responsible for Waterloo?

Dont be silly. Its well known the Jews were behind Pearl Harbor. The attacks was launched by Japs whose battlecry was "Torah! Torah! Torah!"

How much more obvious can you get?

/

re: #30 doppelganglander

Sunday afternoon I had Alaskan smoked Salmon with Bud...
Never mind ! I now what that makes me!

re: #27 GeeWiz

Yes, he's a citizen.

re: #33 buzzsawmonkey

The question is, do Americans have citizenship in the Nation of Soros?

A better question to be sure!

re: #27 GeeWiz

I posted this in the previous thread:

I checked Wikipedia and found no answer. Any help would be appreciated.

Naturalized citizen.

re: #36 Eowyn2

shall I send you some Iranian Caviar?

No, thanks, but some pistachios would be welcome.

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

re: #33 buzzsawmonkey

The question is, do Americans have citizenship in the Nation of Soros?

Citizenship is such an ugly word.

He prefers 'subjects.'

re: #18 debutaunt

Will 0 build a giant armada?

No, a giant wooden rabbit.

re: #22 Silhouette

What a beautiful world this is.

BBL

re: #45 rawmuse

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

I hope I never end up in the hosp.. she Admin...
What an IDIOT!

Darn it, now I want grilled cheese.

re: #38 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Dont be silly. Its well known the Jews were behind Pearl Harbor. The attacks was launched by Japs whose battlecry was "Torah! Torah! Torah!"

How much more obvious can you get?

/

Right & Jews sank the Titanic, Steinberg, Iceberg, whats the difference?

re: #13 SWPaul

Monday afternoon is open! And it's bike riding time!

Kabuki fixed gear, built in a "community bike shop"! Anyone else have awesome bikes at home?

I have a Trek Lime that I won in an eassay competion in 2007

re: #45 rawmuse

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

Oregon Woman Loses $400,000 to Nigerian E-Mail Scam

An Oregon woman who is out $400,000 after falling for a well-known Internet scam says she wasn't a sucker or an easy mark.

Oh, good lord...

re: #45 rawmuse

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

But her cookie recipe is delicious.

""Gromit, that's it! Cheese! We'll go somewhere where there's cheese!"
-- Wallace

re: #55 Spiny Norman

Oh, good lord...

Luckily she still has that beach front property in Arizona to fall back on.

re: #38 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Dont be silly. Its well known the Jews were behind Pearl Harbor. The attacks was launched by Japs whose battlecry was "Torah! Torah! Torah!"

How much more obvious can you get?

/

I feel so very dense.

re: #4 Iron Fist

Dedicate this one to the stalkers. Have fun losers.

(You know they are reading this thread :-)

Feeling fiesty, Iron Fist?

Her banker and concerned family tried to convince her it was a scam... ...but "she wasn't a sucker or an easy mark".

re: #29 Eowyn2

Were they also responsible for Waterloo?

Yes. Everyone knows THAT.

re: #55 Spiny Norman

Maybe she's SMART...Fake the scam slam...sent it all to the Cameyns so she can dump the hubby and live in style!
Nah! She's an IDIOT to admit it!

re: #41 doppelganglander

Yes, he's a citizen.

I'm sorry but I didn't see anything there that claimed he became a citizen of the US. The information there is pretty much what I found at Wikipedia.
I could be wrong, just ask my ex.

re: #65 ploome hineni

I had cheese for lunch

Venezulean Beaver Cheese?

re: #45 rawmuse

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

nursing administrator?

re: #66 Iron Fist

I'm in a good mood. Don't really know why, but I am.

Give it an hour ...it'll pass!
LOL

re: #64 GeeWiz

I'm sorry but I didn't see anything there that claimed he became a citizen of the US. The information there is pretty much what I found at Wikipedia.
I could be wrong, just ask my ex.

Naturalized 1961, yet brags he is still a citizen of Europe.

re: #64 GeeWiz

I'm sorry but I didn't see anything there that claimed he became a citizen of the US. The information there is pretty much what I found at Wikipedia. I could be wrong, just ask my ex.

Try Forbes...

[Link: www.forbes.com...]

For a tiny portion of the $400k she could have flown to NYC and verified whether or not the "UN Certificates" were valid and have had a vacation in New York.

re: #71 Walter L. Newton

Try Forbes...

[Link: www.forbes.com...]

Must we? ;)

re: #73 FurryOldGuyJeans

Must we? ;)

Ok, forget it, don't do it, leave it along, hands off, keep it clean BArney... LOL

re: #70 FurryOldGuyJeans

Naturalized 1961, yet brags he is still a citizen of Europe.

I still don't understand why we don't arrest and extradite that creep to France, where he's a fugitive from justice.

re: #10 RELOADINGISNOTAHOBBY

Taunt,tuant ,tuant and I weeel taunt yeeew agaiiin!

... and your father smelled of elderberries...

re: #45 rawmuse

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

"An Oregon woman who is out $400,000 after falling for a well-known Internet scam says she wasn't a sucker or an easy mark."

I beg to differ...

Back in '01, one of the America-hating bigots at Al Guardian lost some dough on a similar scam and actually wrote an article blaming Bush, and his fellow Texans in general, for it.
Her reasoning went like this: Nigeria has lots of oil. Being a backward African culture (no racism for libs, no sirree), it is naturally susceptible to foreign cultural influence. Texans like Bush went there to develop the oil and contaminated the natives with their evil Texian oil-patch cowboyism and redneck depravity, hence creating a whole generation of Texas-style swindlers and con-men in the wilds of Africa.
And, yes, she was serious.

re: #77 ploome hineni

(that sounds so revolting, I DON;T WANNA KNOW WHAT THE HELL IT IS)

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #74 Walter L. Newton

Ok, forget it, don't do it, leave it along, hands off, keep it clean BArney... LOL

Keep it clean? You must be talking about The One...clean could never describe ol' Barney ;)

re: #76 Spiny Norman

I still don't understand why we don't arrest and extradite that creep to France, where he's a fugitive from justice.

Money, and the influence he has bought.

re: #43 FurryOldGuyJeans

Naturalized citizen.

Are you saying that his marriage to Susan Weber (1983-2004) made him a citizen? I guess that S. Weber was a citizen? OK, sorry I missed that. Thank you. If that's the case, and he didn't actually seek citizenship, it helps me understand why he doesn't value it.

re: #75 ploome hineni

re: #67 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Venezulean Beaver Cheese?

Brie on melba toast with tea

It's a Monty Python referrence: The Cheese Shop.

Feeling a bit peckish, myself...

With all the Former Clinton people Obama is hiring, Does anyone know if Monica has been contacted about her old job?

re: #80 Shiplord Kirel

I dont feel as dense as I used to.

re: #78 Outrider
I've got to find that movie!
Laughed so hard about wet myself...
But then again that was years ago and we were shrooming!
A train wreck was funny!
Oh , the brain cells...

re: #37 WrathofG-d

Ok I just might give up LGF at this rate alltogether.

grrr

seems almost anti-climatic at this point...;-)>

re: #64 GeeWiz

I'm sorry but I didn't see anything there that claimed he became a citizen of the US. The information there is pretty much what I found at Wikipedia.
I could be wrong, just ask my ex.

FurryOldGuyJeans has a better link: George Soros Biography

re: #86 GeeWiz

Are you saying that his marriage to Susan Weber (1983-2004) made him a citizen? I guess that S. Weber was a citizen? OK, sorry I missed that. Thank you. If that's the case, and he didn't actually seek citizenship, it helps me understand why he doesn't value it.

No, he was naturalized in 1961. I admit that bio on answers.com was a mite confuzicating.

re: #67 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Venezulean Beaver Cheese?

Eegad!
Those very words should be quarantined, frozen in carbonite, confined to a stasis field, and launched into trans-dimensional pseudo-space as soon as possible.

re: #45 rawmuse

Yes, there really are people this stupid.

This makes me embarrassed I ever sent back those Publishers Clearing House entries.
But that only cost me a few stamps.

re: #30 doppelganglander

I actually had brie and crackers for an afternoon snack. I feel more elite and snobbish already.

Cheez Wiz on Nilla Wafers for me.

re: #80 Shiplord Kirel

She could have a career in the circus with that kind of ability as a contortionist.

re: #90 reloadingisnotahobby

I've got to find that movie!
Laughed so hard about wet myself...
But then again that was years ago and we were shrooming!
A train wreck was funny!
Oh , the brain cells...

its only a flesh wound

re: #88 fish

With all the Former Clinton people Obama is hiring, Does anyone know if Monica has been contacted about her old job?

She won't come back. She says that the Democrats left a bad taste in her mouth.

re: #27 GeeWiz

He's American but he keeps his money in offshore accounts in the Caribbean.

re: #93 doppelganglander

FurryOldGuyJeans has a better link: George Soros Biography

A Better one.

re: #91 Outrider

Would you rather help me shop for things to register for?

re: #41 doppelganglander

Yes, he's a citizen.

From that link, it looks like his Open Society is a fancy name for anarchy.
Anarchy--a lovely idea in principle, but lousy in practice.

re: #27 GeeWiz

I posted this in the previous thread:

I checked Wikipedia and found no answer. Any help would be appreciated.

He's a Kapo.

I never dream of cheese, toasted or otherwise.

On the otherhand, I would not be at all surprised if I find my self dreaming of Karolina Lostmanavel.

If I do, I will report the results...if they are descent.

re: #80 Shiplord Kirel

Well, now I can check off the Nigerian Internet Scam off of my list. That leaves only eleven things in the history of the world that weren't George W. Bush's fault.

wholefoods has an english cheddar for $29.95 per lb.
(cheese)

Off to lunch.

Cheese, Ham, tomato, avocado...no dream, that, just HHHhhhmmm

re: #106 transient

From that link, it looks like his Open Society is a fancy name for anarchy.
Anarchy--a lovely idea in principle, but lousy in practice.

I believe he supports one world government because it's easier to control than the 195 nations we have now. Fascism is nothing if not efficient.

re: #88 fish

With all the Former Clinton people Obama is hiring, Does anyone know if Monica has been contacted about her old job?

Yeah, but she blew the interview.

re: #110 nyc redneck

wholefoods has an english cheddar for $29.95 per lb.
(cheese)

The most I have paid is 19.95 a pound for 12 year old Cheddar. (and it was worth every dime.)

re: #114 Iron Fist

My Girlfriend dragged me to one of those "organic" stores kinda like whole Foods. Talk about a target-rich environment! Moonbats to the Left of me and Moonbats to the right...

Paying twice the price for the smug.

re: #110 nyc redneck

wholefoods has an english cheddar for $29.95 per lb.
(cheese)

Thanks goodness I stay away from cheese of any sort. Mainly because I love it to much. really, I could gain more pounds on cheese than on chocolate.

I treat it as a main course.

re: #115 Silhouette

Yeah, but she blew the interview.

Failed the orals?

re: #97 transient
well p.c.h. wasn't fraud but marketing mags

re: #114 Iron Fist

My Girlfriend dragged me to one of those "organic" stores kinda like whole Foods. Talk about a target-rich environment! Moonbats to the Left of me and Moonbats to the right...

If you mention goat feta I will throw up. I cannot bring that stuff within nostrill range before I dry-retch

re: #78 Outrider

I fart in your general direction!

Wait a minute...
Does this mean that Suha Arafat really doesn't need my help finding Yasser's hidden millions, that Palestinian Authority flunkies are trying to steal from her?

D@mn! Swindled again!

re: #121 A Kiwi Infidel

If you mention goat feta I will throw up. I cannot bring that stuff within nostrill range before I dry-retch

What is wrong with feta? One of the tastiest cheeses in the world.

Heaven help us.

Here comes Hillary.

re: #111 ploome hineni

why?

she is educated, good teeth

she does have this amaturish way about her, probably 'bangs' someone because she likes him

...hilarious how stupid some women are! n'est pas?

considering how much someone like her could make, if she was more indifferent and manipulating about her sex

some men like rounder women

built for compfort, not for speed

ploome,
i believe she actually thought he would leave hillary and marry her.
she was crazy abt. bill.

re: #124 Walter L. Newton

What is wrong with feta? One of the tastiest cheeses in the world.

Greek Saganki. Opah!

re: #114 Iron Fist

remember when the local whole earth food store was shut down by the board of health ORGANIC MICE

re: #115 Silhouette

Yeah, but she blew the interview.

Give that poster a cigar. . .oh, wait. . .

re: #86 GeeWiz

Are you saying that his marriage to Susan Weber (1983-2004) made him a citizen? I guess that S. Weber was a citizen? OK, sorry I missed that. Thank you. If that's the case, and he didn't actually seek citizenship, it helps me understand why he doesn't value it.

Marriage to a U.S. citizen does not make one a citizen. My daughter-in-law (Israeli) has been married to my son for 10 years and she can't even get a green card. She has to apply for a tourist visa whenever she visits the U.S. with her U.S. citizen (born abroad to a U.S. citizen) children.

I guess it helps to have a ton of money?

What's up dudes and dudettes. Even though I supported Obama's campaign, I, as a famous professional athlete, would still like to keep my taxes low.

And if you don't believe that, it's great to be here anyway.

re: #86 GeeWiz

Are you saying that his marriage to Susan Weber (1983-2004) made him a citizen? I guess that S. Weber was a citizen? OK, sorry I missed that. Thank you. If that's the case, and he didn't actually seek citizenship, it helps me understand why he doesn't value it.

Any of you people stay up late enough to watch Craig Ferguson? He's a great naturalized citizen, and I think he's the one who coined the phrase "naughty librarian" to describe Sarah Palin's look when she sent him a video making him an honorary citizen of Alaska.

Anyway, he was very sad to report that naturalized citizens vote less frequently than native-borns, which surprised me, too. Here's his rant on voting, and also the media:

If You Don't Vote You're a Moron.

I love this guy.

re: #120 yochanan

well p.c.h. wasn't fraud but marketing mags

True, but your chance of winning was about the same as winning a mega-million lottery. Or spontaneously combusting.

re: #108 A Kiwi Infidel

I never dream of cheese, toasted or otherwise.
On the otherhand, I would not be at all surprised if I find my self dreaming of Karolina Lostmanavel. If I do, I will report the results...if they are descent.

I ran a search on Google images for Karolina Lostmanavel. Couldn't find her, or her navel. And I was expecting some flesh.

re: #131 LeBron

What's up dudes and dudettes. Even though I supported Obama's campaign, I, as a famous professional athlete, would still like to keep my taxes low.

And if you don't believe that, it's great to be here anyway.

It's obvious you're not the real LeBron because you said three sentences and didn't complain about getting fouled.

Just a few threads ago the topic of dreams came up and I learned that it is very unusual for people to be able to read in their dreams, although I have had a semi-recurring dream where I have read book titles and selections from books. I did a brief internet search on the subject and found some references, with accounts from a few others who have said they read in their dreams (one person even wrote poetry by hand and recalled the words upon waking). I didn't have time to look in detail though, these were just some anecdotal accounts. Another interesting thing that a couple of people mentioned was that while they were able to start reading something, when they were distracted from it and then went back to it, the words were different. In my dreams, it was pretty much a standard reading experience, reading the titles on book spines, and then a few paragraphs in the book. I didn't remember any specific content from it upon awaking, though.

re: #105 WrathofG-d

Would you rather help me shop for things to register for?

egad. You mean like stores and things? Or go to Walmart and establish a bogus registry and post it hoping folks send you free stuff?

re: #1 stevieray

Sailing the seas of cheese.

Tommy The Cat is my fave.

re: #135 freedombilly

Rascist!

Mark Levin has just said Hillary has accepted the position of Secretary of State in The Messiah's admin.

No linky yet ...

re: #140 CalBear84

Rascist!

Bwahaha!

re: #138 Iron Fist

I was never impressed. Of course, Clinton was stupid beyond words to get involved with her. I'm not so concerned that she'd be a call-girl (after Elliot Spitzer, it's kinda hard not to make the comparison :-), but that she could have been working for, say, the Chinese or something.

There's no question that if she'd been the blackmailing type, Clinton would have given her whatever she asked for. Though you do have to wonder why she didn't have the dress dry-cleaned.

Sentimental reasons?

re: #131 LeBron

Here come the sockpuppets.

re: #131 LeBron

What's up dudes and dudettes. Even though I supported Obama's campaign, I, as a famous professional athlete, would still like to keep my taxes low.

And if you don't believe that, it's great to be here anyway.

Low taxes, Obama supporter. Hmm.
Critical thinking can sometimes be elusive.

re: #141 Miss Trixie

Mark Levin has just said Hillary has accepted the position of Secretary of State in The Messiah's admin.

No linky yet ...

Oy Gevalt. . .

re: #127 opnion

Greek Saganki. Opah!

I'm not aware of Greek Saganki, but it doesn't matter. The stronger the cheese is, the better I like it.

I thought I had good blue cheese in the states until I had some in eastern France. I could taste the cellar floor in it. Yummy.

re: #126 nyc redneck

ploome,
i believe she actually thought he would leave hillary and marry her.
she was crazy abt. bill.

I think that she was hoping to be an extremely well-dressed "kept woman" in a very nice apartment with a large monthly deposit to her bank account.

re: #144 Charles

Here come the sockpuppets.

Yow! That was quick!

re: #137 Outrider

Geary's,

re: #144 Charles

Here come the sockpuppets.

Get the fabprick :) softner ready!

re: #141 Miss Trixie

Mark Levin has just said Hillary has accepted the position of Secretary of State in The Messiah's admin.

No linky yet ...

At least the woman-hating countries will still have to deal with a broad.

re: #1 stevieray

Sailing the seas of cheese.

We're going to need a bigger safety net:

Somali pirates hijack Saudi tanker loaded with oil

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – In a dramatic escalation of high seas crime, Somali pirates hijacked a Saudi supertanker loaded with crude hundreds of miles off the coast of East Africa — defeating the security web of warships trying to protect vital shipping lanes.
The takeover demonstrates the bandits' heightened ambitions and capabilities: Never before have they seized such a giant ship so far out to sea. Maritime experts warned the broad daylight attack, reported by the U.S. Navy on Monday, was an alarming sign of the difficulty of patrolling a vast stretch of ocean key to oil and other cargo traffic.
The MV Sirius Star, a brand new tanker with a 25-member crew, was seized at about 10 a.m. Saturday more than 450 nautical miles southeast of Mombasa, Kenya, the Navy said. The area lies far south of the zone where warships have increased their patrols this year in the Gulf of Aden, one of the busiest channels in the world, leading to and from the Suez Canal, and the scene of most past attacks.

re: #149 gop_patriot

I think that she was hoping to be an extremely well-dressed "kept woman" in a very nice apartment with a large monthly deposit to her bank account.

Thought she came from money. . .

re: #122 CalBear84

I fart in your general direction!

Dead?

re: #121 A Kiwi Infidel

If you mention goat feta I will throw up. I cannot bring that stuff within nostrill range before I dry-retch

I though feta was sheep cheese?

re: #144 Charles

Here come the sockpuppets.

He was a sock puppet for Lebron. Wow. (who is Lebron?)

Thank you all very much for your help. The information I garner here allows me to appear a lot smarter to my friends than I really am. I told my friend about LGF and he challenged me today to produce an answer tomorrow about Soros's citizenship. My response was no problemo. Thanks again.

It appears that Soros's marriage to Annaliese Witschak on September 17, 1960 is the reason he became a naturalized citizen. DAMN, with citizens like him, who needs external enemies.

re: #136 quickredfox

And to tie dreams back to cheese:

I wear the cheese. The cheese does not wear me.

Skip to about the 4 minute mark.

re: #153 Silhouette

At least the woman-hating countries will still have to deal with a broad.

They can united on their need to press Israel for painful concessions. . .

re: #138 Iron Fist

I was never impressed. Of course, Clinton was stupid beyond words to get involved with her. I'm not so concerned that she'd be a call-girl (after Elliot Spitzer, it's kinda hard not to make the comparison :-), but that she could have been working for, say, the Chinese or something.

There's no question that if she'd been the blackmailing type, Clinton would have given her whatever she asked for. Though you do have to wonder why she didn't have the dress dry-cleaned.

Because a coworker & friend (Can't remember her name) told her to keep the dress as is, for protection.
If the dress was not slopped & the DNA not preserved, the Clintons would have had Lewinsky in a nut house.

re: #114 Iron Fist

My Girlfriend dragged me to one of those "organic" stores kinda like whole Foods. Talk about a target-rich environment! Moonbats to the Left of me and Moonbats to the right...

i have a gourmet friend who buys it. when i'm at a dinner party w/ these kind of people i love to say "wow this is as good as velveeta". lol
it really is delicious cheddar but not worth the price which i think they actually enjoy paying.
snobs

"If you keep subsidizing failure your society fails."

- Mark Levin about a minute and a half ago

re: #131 LeBron

What's up dudes and dudettes. Even though I supported Obama's campaign, I, as a famous professional athlete, would still like to keep my taxes low.

And if you don't believe that, it's great to be here anyway.

"This user is now blocked" One of the shortest lived lizards ever I believe

Prince (the singer) in the New Yorker:

So here’s how it is: you’ve got the Republicans, and basically they want to live according to this.” He pointed to a Bible. “But there’s the problem of interpretation, and you’ve got some churches, some people, basically doing things and saying it comes from here, but it doesn’t. And then on the opposite end of the spectrum you’ve got blue, you’ve got the Democrats, and they’re, like, ‘You can do whatever you want.’ Gay marriage, whatever. But neither of them is right.”

When asked about his perspective on social issues—gay marriage, abortion—Prince tapped his Bible and said, “God came to earth and saw people sticking it wherever and doing it with whatever, and he just cleared it all out. He was, like, ‘Enough.’ ”

Anyone ever visit Robert Louis Stevenson State Park at the northern end of Napa Valley, near Calistoga?

re: #148 Walter L. Newton

I'm not aware of Greek Saganki, but it doesn't matter. The stronger the cheese is, the better I like it.

I thought I had good blue cheese in the states until I had some in eastern France. I could taste the cellar floor in it. Yummy.

It's that flaming cheese.

Many’s the long night I’ve dreamed of cheese - toasted, mostly.

— Robert Louis Stevenson

I bet he was toasted!

re: #164 Iron Fist

Don't you mean semenential reasons?

(don't forget to tip your waitresses, folks :-)

I don't think that was the seminal answer. ;)

re: #170 quickjustice

Anyone ever visit Robert Louis Stevenson State Park at the northern end of Napa Valley, near Calistoga?

I was ship wrecked there once.

re: #170 quickjustice

Anyone ever visit Robert Louis Stevenson State Park at the northern end of Napa Valley, near Calistoga?

No. I've been to Jack London Park in Sonoma County. Kinda near.

re: #151 WrathofG-d

Geary's,

Cool. I'd like two of these please. Thanks. uh...you need my addy? lol

re: #168 fish

"This user is now blocked" One of the shortest lived lizards ever I believe

Kicked out due to "nonsubstance" abuse.

re: #159 Walter L. Newton

He was a sock puppet for Lebron. Wow. (who is Lebron?)

Not the real thing Walter..Lebron was in a shoot around during that time period...

re: #167 freedombilly

"If you keep subsidizing failure your society fails."

- Mark Levin about a minute and a half ago

Mmmmhmmm.

re: #179 HoosierHoops

Not the real thing Walter..Lebron was in a shoot around during that time period...

He now has one more comment than championship.

re: #170 quickjustice

Anyone ever visit Robert Louis Stevenson State Park at the northern end of Napa Valley, near Calistoga?

Actually that is one of my fave hiking spots. All around it.
I know all about it.

re: #163 ploome hineni

I love sharp cheddar

Good cheese is about the only redeeming quality of living this close to Madison WI.

WHO CUT THE CHEESE?

re: #130 Alouette

Marriage to a U.S. citizen does not make one a citizen. My daughter-in-law (Israeli) has been married to my son for 10 years and she can't even get a green card. She has to apply for a tourist visa whenever she visits the U.S. with her U.S. citizen (born abroad to a U.S. citizen) children.

I guess it helps to have a ton of money?

OH damn, here we go again just when I thought I had an answer down. If what you say is true, just how does one become a "naturalized citizen" without being born here?

re: #176 Golem Akbar

No. I've been to Jack London Park in Sonoma County. Kinda near.

I thought that was Jack Cheese State Park? (full circle)

re: #148 Walter L. Newton

I'm not aware of Greek Saganki, but it doesn't matter. The stronger the cheese is, the better I like it.

I thought I had good blue cheese in the states until I had some in eastern France. I could taste the cellar floor in it. Yummy.

Ah, French schmench, nothing beats a Humbolt Blue!

Former name: JSK1121. Banned for assassination joke-comment.

re: #168 fish

"This user is now blocked" One of the shortest lived lizards ever I believe

Bwahaha, we didn't even have a chance to toy with him.

"Liberalism is the philosophy of the stupid."

~ Mark Levin

re: #184 yochanan

WHO CUT THE CHEESE?

Obama will mandate that you spread it around before you cut it.

re: #170 quickjustice

Anyone ever visit Robert Louis Stevenson State Park at the northern end of Napa Valley, near Calistoga?

No, but I've been to his home in Monterey.

Hello! I'm a hatchling. I've been a reader for over a year now, and finally got in the door. I feel like I know some of you quite well, though you've never even met me.

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

re: #186 GeeWiz

OH damn, here we go again just when I thought I had an answer down. If what you say is true, just how does one become a "naturalized citizen" without being born here?

Applying to become one.

re: #191 Miss Trixie

"Liberalism is the philosophy of the stupid."

~ Mark Levin

Mmmmhmmm.

re: #156 DisturbedEma

Thought she came from money. . .

I don't know, did she? But the mistress idea was my first thought when I saw her making googly-eyes at the former President. *ugh hang on getting brain bleach* Like she wanted to be a modern day Marilyn Monroe. Maybe not all about the money, but the whole, I'm dating a President, look how cool I am "prestige" thing.

/I'm making little sense, sorry. Need food. lol

re: #118 Walter L. Newton

Thanks goodness I stay away from cheese of any sort. Mainly because I love it to much. really, I could gain more pounds on cheese than on chocolate.

I treat it as a main course.

some of the hard cheeses aren't nearly so fattening.
it's the triple cream camemberts that can put the pounds on a person.
also goat cheese is nice and not so caloric.

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Welcome!

But, not just ANY cheese! US Government SURPLUS Cheese Food!

It's been specially re-blended since the mid-1980's for those with lactose intolerance--cause you all know how we want to end all forms of intolerance!

re: #188 Russkilitlover

Ah, French schmench, nothing beats a Humbolt Blue!

Nothing beat good cheese period. But as I said in my comment near the beginning of this thread, I say totally away from cheese. I would blow up like a balloon. I can't just eat a slice or two if I have it in house.

re: #182 rawmuse

Obvious question: Why is it named after RLS?

re: #116 fish

The most I have paid is 19.95 a pound for 12 year old Cheddar. (and it was worth every dime.)

Oh, I'll bet that was tasty. I've got a few wedges of English cheese in the fridge - Double Gloucester (actually Cotswold - with chives and onions, yum), Blue Stilton, Sage Derby, West Country Farmhouse Cheddar and yes, Wensleydale - that were all around $20 a pound (damned import duties). Great, wonderful, marvelous cheese, but too expensive to get very often. Like my bottle of Macallan 18-year old Scotch; I bought it more than 2 years ago and haven't finished it yet.

re: #88 fish

With all the Former Clinton people Obama is hiring, Does anyone know if Monica has been contacted about her old job?

Chris Matthews beat her to it.

Narrowly edgeing out Olberdouche.

re: #186 GeeWiz

OH damn, here we go again just when I thought I had an answer down. If what you say is true, just how does one become a "naturalized citizen" without being born here?

Wiki on the naturalization process.

The Room is filling up fast ...

re: #186 GeeWiz

OH damn, here we go again just when I thought I had an answer down. If what you say is true, just how does one become a "naturalized citizen" without being born here?

A natural born citizen is one who was born in the U.S. A naturalized citizen is a foreign-born person who acquires U.S. citizenship.

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Hello! I'm a hatchling. I've been a reader for over a year now, and finally got in the door. I feel like I know some of you quite well, though you've never even met me.

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

welcome...nice you have been reading for a year..I know the feeling.

re: #196 freedombilly

Mmmmhmmm.

"We'll be right back."

~ Mark Levin

:D

re: #211 Miss Trixie

Thank me very much!

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Hello! I'm a hatchling. I've been a reader for over a year now, and finally got in the door. I feel like I know some of you quite well, though you've never even met me.

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

Welcome, luv. I'm a Canucksicle in Ottawa. :D

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

re: #194 Brit in Japan

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

A little bit...

Welcome anyway!

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Hello! I'm a hatchling. I've been a reader for over a year now, and finally got in the door. I feel like I know some of you quite well, though you've never even met me.

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

Hey! Did Charles leave the door open again?!?

Seriously, welcome. :)

re: #177 Outrider

NICE! Hadn't seen that yet.

I'm working on getting some friends to pony up on this.

I understood that marriage to an American didn't automatically get you citizenship, but that it got you a green card and on the path to citizenship.

Alouette, were they married outside the US? And permanently reside outside? Maybe that is the difference.

re: #185 buzzsawmonkey

I like Ferguson anyway, but the link you posted is absolutely great.

Thanks! I'd take a thousand more Scots like him, and they don't even have to be that good looking. Or that funny.

re: #215 bosforus

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

*BARF*

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Hello! I'm a hatchling. I've been a reader for over a year now, and finally got in the door. I feel like I know some of you quite well, though you've never even met me.

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

Welcome aboard, mate.re: #205 tommygum

Chris Matthews beat her to it.

Narrowly edgeing out Olberdouche.

I know they'd go down on their knees, but...
I'm sorry, but this is just too gross of an image. Excuse me--I need a moment.///

re: #203 Spiny Norman

Oh, I'll bet that was tasty. I've got a few wedges of English cheese in the fridge - Double Gloucester (actually Cotswold - with chives and onions, yum), Blue Stilton, Sage Derby, West Country Farmhouse Cheddar and yes, Wensleydale - that were all around $20 a pound (damned import duties). Great, wonderful, marvelous cheese, but too expensive to get very often. Like my bottle of Macallan 18-year old Scotch; I bought it more than 2 years ago and haven't finished it yet.

Your nic should be Wallace.

re: #130 Alouette

Marriage to a U.S. citizen does not make one a citizen. My daughter-in-law (Israeli) has been married to my son for 10 years and she can't even get a green card. She has to apply for a tourist visa whenever she visits the U.S. with her U.S. citizen (born abroad to a U.S. citizen) children.

I guess it helps to have a ton of money?

I'm surprised. While I know it's not automatic, I thought that being married to a US citizen made it considerably easier to become naturalized.

re: #202 quickjustice

Obvious question: Why is it named after RLS?

That is where he went to convalesce from tuberculosis. He had a cabin up a switchback trail on the west side of route 24. No longer standing, just a pile of rocks where the foundation was, but there is a monument there. While there, he wrote "Silverado Squatters".

I could write about that entire area for thousands of words. My wife and I hike there repeatedly, in all weather.

Has anyone laughed at Mark "Charged With Insider Trading" Cuban yet? If not, may I be the first?

re: #215 bosforus

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

Would that make her more, or less, irrelevant than Senator Clinton?

re: #215 bosforus

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

OK. Could have been worse. Could have been Kerry. Could have re-animated Warren Christopher.

re: #198 nyc redneck

some of the hard cheeses aren't nearly so fattening.
it's the triple cream camemberts that can put the pounds on a person.
also goat cheese is nice and not so caloric.

I like to marinate Machego cheese - it's a Spanish sheeps cheese, that I marinate in olive oil, lime juice, white balsamic vinegar, pepper and tarragon. Let sit for 3 days. Wow, is it ever yummy

re: #215 bosforus

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

Better than Health and Human Services, or we'd be looking at Hillarycare.

I've finally been able to register!

re: #198 nyc redneck

some of the hard cheeses aren't nearly so fattening.
it's the triple cream camemberts that can put the pounds on a person.
also goat cheese is nice and not so caloric.

Hiya, toots. Mu younger sister loooves soft, triple cream cheeses and once ate so much over Christmas that she packed on the pounds and when she walked away from you, her butt looked like two dogs fighting under a blanket.

re: #228 solomonpanting

Would that make her more, or less, irrelevant than Senator Clinton?

More. Much more irrelevant.

re: #200 calcajun

But, not just ANY cheese! US Government SURPLUS Cheese Food!

Why do they keep having government surplus cheese. Guys, cut back on production.

/

re: #215 bosforus

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

Just why are the only mentions of this on Drudge coming from the UK Guardian?!?

And will this make being a woman acceptable again to the MSM?

re: #227 Wyatt Earp

Has anyone laughed at Mark "Charged With Insider Trading" Cuban yet? If not, may I be the first?

Hopefully for him he can play defense against these charges better than Dirk Nowitski.

re: #225 rawmuse

I never knew that Stevenson wrote some of his best stuff while living in California. Interesting.

re: #231 angst

Better than Health and Human Services, or we'd be looking at Hillarycare.

Amen to that.

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Hello! I'm a hatchling. I've been a reader for over a year now, and finally got in the door. I feel like I know some of you quite well, though you've never even met me.

/Does that sound like a stalker?

K.

Welcome! It's great to have people able to give us info and perspective from around the globe, and to keep the late night North American lizards company ;o)

re: #237 freedombilly

Hopefully for him he can play defense against these charges better than Dirk Nowitski.

Bawahahahahaha! Zing!

the sounds of Randy Newman always brings a smile to my face . . . , Randy, Larry Norman, Phil Keaggy, Doyle Dykes . . . , they really make great sounds with their music!

re: #228 solomonpanting

Would that make her more, or less, irrelevant than Senator Clinton?

Makes for 3 Senate seats that could change the balance.

Yeah, I know, bloody unlikely, but we can hope for change, can't we? ;)

re: #194 Brit in Japan

Welcome hatchling!

re: #232 Mojave

I've finally been able to register!

Ah! The door opens and we get a desert lizard?

re: #198 nyc redneck

some of the hard cheeses aren't nearly so fattening.
it's the triple cream camemberts that can put the pounds on a person. also goat cheese is nice and not so caloric.

I eat a greek salad for supper at least 2-3 times a week when I am in downtown Golden, just before each show. We have a deli down there near the theatre and they have decent prices, decent food and it's all pretty fresh. Of course, they toss a little feta on it. And balsamic vinegar is tasty without the calories of other sorts or dressing.

But I probably could turn the lowest calorie cheese into pounds of fat because I would over indulge.

I have fought the poundage battle all my life. I only buy a couple of days worth of food because I would tend to overeat even the healthy items I buy.

It's a routine that works for me. I know my limits.

Ummm...Haloumi. Toasts quite nicely on the grill.

re: #175 ploome hineni

her father is a physician, her family has money

But it's not hers. ;) Oh well, y'all are probably right. It was still my first thought when the whole story broke, though. The entire world finding out about it wasn't in her plans, I'm sure. LOL

re: #212 freedombilly

Thank me very much!

"GET OF THE BLOG YA BIG DOPE!"

~ Miss Trixie

:D

re: #232 Mojave

I've finally been able to register!

Hmph. Only one post. Must be a troll.

///

re: #215 bosforus

BARF!

re: #157 Outrider

No, really, I'm feeling MUCH better!

Duh moment. Registration is OPEN! Welcome hatchlings.

re: #215 bosforus

Just heard Clinton accepted Sec of State.

Whoah! What did she see in this more lucrative than Senator for life? It's kinda scary!

re: #214 ploome hineni

COSTCO for cheese, you would be surprised

Do they have imported cheese? I haven't been to a Costco in years. The local Stater Bros. Market (a California discount supermarket) has a "gourmet deli" kiosk that has all sorts of wonders that change from week to week. Even there the imported goodies aren't all that cheap.

re: #245 reloadingisnotahobby

Ah! The door opens and we get a desert lizard?

Ooooh! A rarity! ;)

re: #249 Miss Trixie

"GET OF THE BLOG YA BIG DOPE!"

~ Miss Trixie

:D

ROTFLMAO!

re: #149 gop_patriot

I think that she was hoping to be an extremely well-dressed "kept woman" in a very nice apartment with a large monthly deposit to her bank account.

i wonder why she didn't see that he was a serial molester and a very unreliable sugar daddy. i vividly remember a news clip of bill w/ several young women around him. one was monica smiling and blushing like a school girl w/ an out of control mad crush on "the perfect guy".
sad.

re: #236 FurryOldGuyJeans

Just why are the only mentions of this on Drudge coming from the UK Guardian?!?

And will this make being a woman acceptable again to the MSM?

Drudge was probably surfing there when it hit. Although, I never could understand why some of those Brit news orgs. devote so much time to a country they don't like.

re: #238 quickjustice

I never knew that Stevenson wrote some of his best stuff while living in California. Interesting.

I am a big fan of a lot of authors of that era, including himself, Jack London, Bret Harte, and Mark Twain. They were early founders of a certain club.

re: #236 FurryOldGuyJeans

And will this make being a woman acceptable again to the MSM?

Only if she is a democrat.

re: #203 Spiny Norman

Oh, I'll bet that was tasty. I've got a few wedges of English cheese in the fridge - Double Gloucester (actually Cotswold - with chives and onions, yum), Blue Stilton, Sage Derby, West Country Farmhouse Cheddar and yes, Wensleydale - that were all around $20 a pound (damned import duties). Great, wonderful, marvelous cheese, but too expensive to get very often. Like my bottle of Macallan 18-year old Scotch; I bought it more than 2 years ago and haven't finished it yet.

All my favorites!

re: #255 Spiny Norman

Do they have imported cheese? I haven't been to a Costco in years. The local Stater Bros. Market (a California discount supermarket) has a "gourmet deli" kiosk that has all sorts of wonders that change from week to week. Even there the imported goodies aren't all that cheap.

Costco has excellent prices on some very fine cheeses.

Another new hatchling! Bless the reptilian overlords, I finally managed to get myself registered!

Where's Rustler when you need him? Door is open!

re: #264 Guanxi88

welcome!

re: #226 ploome hineni

194 Brit in Japan

have we met?

Possibly. Do you recognise "bds"?

/Or are you making a joke I don't get.

K.

re: #261 Racer X