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Crazy Andrew Gets Pwned

Moonbats | Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:11:20 pm PST

Oh man, this has got to sting. While he’s on vacation, Andrew Sullivan’s own colleague at the Daily Dish blog, Patrick Appel, is calling him out as a kook: In Defense Of Sarah Palin.

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1 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:11:52pm

I love Sarah Palin.

2 karmic_inquisitor  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:14:16pm

Kook? Andrew?

What is this - "be mean to kooks day"?

3 Peacekeeper  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:14:24pm

SDS Sarah Derangement Syndrome.

4 rwmofo  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:14:57pm

Well, the big sissy was picking on a girl.

5 Sharmuta  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:15:03pm

Sully's trying to give the Nirth Certers a run for their money on kookiness.

It's really disturbing to see the number of people who need to get a grip on reality from troofers, to this and everything in between.

6 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:15:18pm

All the nutters seem to be gravitating 'round birth certs lately.

7 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:15:21pm

re: #1 NYCHardhat

I love Sarah Palin.

Me too, and not just because she's a looker, but it don't hurt...

8 wrenchwench  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:15:39pm

Is this why you never go on vacation, Charles?

/would you trust a guy named "Stinky"?

9 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:16:39pm
10 Golem Akbar  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:16:41pm

Andrew Sullivan meets the deep end and keeps on going...
there was a time I thought the guy was pretty smart [shows what I know].

11 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:16:56pm

I will never understand the level of hatred that spewed forth towards Sarah Palin. It is too much and defies rationality. It is a testament not to the shortcomings of Sarah Palin, but to the foaming at the mouth reactionaries that explode like Krakatoa every time they see her or even think about her. It tells me just about everything I need to know about a person if they are PDS sufferer.

12 doppelganglander  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:17:00pm

I'm sure he's sitting on a beach somewhere, doing a sparkling imitation of the baby seen on the previous thread.

13 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:17:48pm
14 jorline  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:17:52pm

Sounds like Patrick is definitely the smarter of the two, happy vacation Andrew.

15 Eowyn2  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:18:10pm

Never, in the history of the world, has a forty year old woman given birth to a downs syndrome child.

16 cathypop  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:18:13pm

I would love to watch the hissy fit Sullivan is having right now.

17 jweaks  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:18:19pm

Is this funny or sad? I'm not sure.

18 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:18:23pm

I am not big on suing people, But, if I were the Palin's, I would sue Sullivan for every nickel he has ever made, or ever will. I would beggar him. I wish they would.

19 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:19:06pm

re: #14 jorline

Sounds like Patrick is definitely the smarter of the two, happy vacation Andrew.

The next thing you'll tell me is that metal melts! (Covering my ears), no, no, no, no, i will not listen

20 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:19:09pm

Ah, Andrew Sullivan. "What a noble mind is here o'erthrown." (As of some time ago.)

What the hell happened to him?

I discovered LGF because of Sullivan's blog. But that was a very, very different Sullivan.

21 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:19:13pm
22 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:19:44pm
Patrick Appel, is calling

Appel... calling... I get it!

23 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:19:59pm

re: #21 buzzsawmonkey

On the other hand, consider how punished Sullivan is by inhabiting his own skin.

That is one thing, Buzz, but, this has gone on too long, and is now just pure slander.

24 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:20:12pm

I think Sullivan is a space alien. Time for us troofers to out him!
////

25 Peacekeeper  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:20:18pm

re: #20 Occasional Reader

Ah, Andrew Sullivan. "What a noble mind is here o'erthrown." (As of some time ago.)

What the hell happened to him?

I discovered LGF because of Sullivan's blog. But that was a very, very different Sullivan.

I had you figured more as a "Gilbert and Sullivan" guy....

26 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:20:58pm

re: #24 Hard Right

I think Sullivan is a space alien. Time for us troofers to out him!
////

He has also never denied being Queen of the Space Unicorns.

/partial hat tip: James Taranto

27 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:21:05pm

re: #11 Desert Dog

I will never understand the level of hatred that spewed forth towards Sarah Palin. It is too much and defies rationality. It is a testament not to the shortcomings of Sarah Palin, but to the foaming at the mouth reactionaries that explode like Krakatoa every time they see her or even think about her. It tells me just about everything I need to know about a person if they are PDS sufferer.

I believe it has to do with the fact she is so.... normal. She doesn't have the elitist background and schooling that "the establishment" wants; Democrat or Republican. She isn't snobbish. She enjoys the activities the normal American enjoys. She seems to employ a great deal of common sense in her day to day activities and decisions. The left has a hard time dealing with this..... as do some Republicans.

28 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:21:13pm

re: #16 cathypop

I would love to watch the hissy fit Sullivan is having right now.

Oddly enough, they managed to catch it on video

29 wrenchwench  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:21:27pm

re: #20 Occasional Reader

I discovered LGF because of Sullivan's blog. But that was a very, very different Sullivan.

Me too, but I don't remember what Sullivan linked to at LGF. Do you?

30 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:21:29pm

Besides the fact that teenage girls do not have Down Syndrome babies. What a crock this whole this was.

31 Peacekeeper  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:21:55pm

A lot of Republicans hate and fear Palin every bit as much as the looney left.

32 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:22:14pm

re: #6 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

All the nutters seem to be gravitating 'round birth certs lately.

Let's not go there, please no.

33 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:22:24pm

re: #30 midwestgak

Besides the fact that teenage girls do not have Down Syndrome babies. What a crock this whole this was.

Maybe they faked that too.

/troofer

34 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:22:30pm

re: #16 cathypop

I would love to watch the hissy fit Sullivan is having right now.

"I'm so mad I could cry!"

35 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:22:38pm

re: #29 wrenchwench

Me too, but I don't remember what Sullivan linked to at LGF. Do you?

It was on more than one occasion, although I don't remember what, specifically. WoT stuff, or "Left-Wing Derangement Watch" linking to something Charles posted on the same subject.

36 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:23:06pm

Well, we know one thing, Trig is not Andrew Sullivan's lovechild, that is certain

37 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:23:11pm

re: #31 Peacekeeper

A lot of Republicans hate and fear Palin every bit as much as the looney left.

The nose in the air elitists, certainly.

38 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:23:12pm

re: #26 Occasional Reader

He has also never denied being Queen of the Space Unicorns.

/partial hat tip: James Taranto

Ya lost me.
///

39 mikalm  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:23:43pm

re: #20 Occasional Reader

Ah, Andrew Sullivan. "What a noble mind is here o'erthrown." (As of some time ago.)

What the hell happened to him?

I discovered LGF because of Sullivan's blog. But that was a very, very different Sullivan.

It's been speculated here and elsewhere that Andy may have a mild form of AIDS dementia.

40 jorline  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:23:53pm
41 Peacekeeper  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:06pm

re: #38 Hard Right

Ya lost me.
///

sooner or later, he loses everyone.

42 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:22pm

re: #30 midwestgak

Besides the fact that teenage girls do not have Down Syndrome babies. What a crock this whole thing was.

43 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:27pm

re: #27 Outrider

I believe it has to do with the fact she is so.... normal. She doesn't have the elitist background and schooling that "the establishment" wants; Democrat or Republican. She isn't snobbish. She enjoys the activities the normal American enjoys. She seems to employ a great deal of common sense in her day to day activities and decisions. The left has a hard time dealing with this..... as do some Republicans.

The bluebloods and the barefoot and pregnant crowd...

44 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:35pm

re: #25 Peacekeeper

I had you figured more as a "Gilbert and Sullivan" guy....

Cue Buzzsaw!

45 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:48pm

re: #1 NYCHardhat

I love Sarah Palin.

I am Sarah Palin- the Jewish old school version. . .

46 rwmofo  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:50pm

"The easiest way to disprove these conspiracy theories is to consider what would be required for them to be true. Palin's doctor, along with a good number of Mat-Su Regional's doctors, nurses, and administrators would need to be in on the cover-up."

What are the odds? I'd say zero - or something.

47 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:24:54pm

re: #41 Peacekeeper

sooner or later, he loses everyone.

As long as he remembers where he left me...

48 Kenneth  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:25:05pm

Don't these sheeple know the troof?

Joe the Plumber is Trig Palin's real birth-mother.

49 scottishbuzzsaw  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:25:13pm

re: #28 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Oddly enough, they managed to catch it on video

Someone needs the time-out chair...

50 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:25:28pm

re: #45 DisturbedEma

I am Sarah Palin- the Jewish old school version. . .

You wanna hang out sometime?

51 mikalm  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:25:29pm

Re #39: I can't think of a better explanation of why he started going around the bend in early 2004, and has gotten nuttier and more vicious every year. The gay-marriage issue wasn't nearly enough to cause such a total meltdown.

52 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:25:31pm

re: #38 Hard Right

Ya lost me.
///

Taranto famously (well, kind of famously) parodied the typical left-conspiracy "but soandso hasn't DENIED our ridiculous claim!" position, by noting that some lefty icon had never denied being Queen of the Space Unicorns.

Sullivan seems to engage in a similar sort of reasoning regarding Palin and Trig.

53 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:26:02pm

I think Sarah Palin is a fresh conservative voice. She got thrown into a very hostile spotlight and handled it well.

I look forward to seeing and hearing more from her.

I don't know if she is presidential material but, heck, we have elected weaker characters in the past...

54 Soona'  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:26:39pm

re: #31 Peacekeeper

A lot of Republicans hate and fear Palin every bit as much as the looney left.

And that's the really scary/digusting part of all of this.

55 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:26:41pm

re: #28 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Oddly enough, they managed to catch it on video

OK, Did someone forget to take their meds? THAT is a perfect example of why we never bought a video game for our children, and severely limited television.

56 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:26:43pm

re: #41 Peacekeeper

sooner or later, he loses everyone.

As an Ascended Being, I have trouble dumbing my thoughts down sufficiently to make them understandable to you mere humans.

57 FightingBack  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:27:14pm

re: #53 experiencedtraveller

Yeah, the very recent past.

58 lawhawk  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:27:31pm

Well, none of his bosses called him on the carpet for his conspiracy mongering, so it was left to Appel. Nice.

What makes it all the more entertaining is that Appel says that Sullivan had access to all the information and completely ignored it, instead offering up repeatedly that Trig was not Sarah's child.

The Atlantic would be wise to take the keyboard away from Sullivan on a permanent basis. He's lost it. Badly (though some will argue he never had "it" to begin with).

As an aside, has anyone else noticed that practically all of today's posts are conspiracy/troofer related in origin or effect? Obama's birth certificate lawsuits shot down in flames, 9/11 trooferism takes a hit with KSM hoping to plead guilty to the charges, and now the Sullivan conspiracy turns out to be for naught.

Tough day for the troofers.

59 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:27:36pm

re: #56 Occasional Reader

Whuss assendud meen?

60 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:27:56pm

re: #52 Occasional Reader

Taranto famously (well, kind of famously) parodied the typical left-conspiracy "but soandso hasn't DENIED our ridiculous claim!" position, by noting that some lefty icon had never denied being Queen of the Space Unicorns.

Sullivan seems to engage in a similar sort of reasoning regarding Palin and Trig.

Ah. I was with you up until queen... Thanks for the explanation.
I bet Sullivan is Richard Simmons love child.

61 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:28:13pm

Many of the elitists look at Sarah Palin and must hold their manhood cheaply. She is more man than they are, and she is all woman too.

62 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:28:37pm

re: #53 experiencedtraveller

I think Sarah Palin is a fresh conservative voice. She got thrown into a very hostile spotlight and handled it well.

I look forward to seeing and hearing more from her.

I don't know if she is presidential material but, heck, we have elected weaker characters in the past...


Doesn't appear to be weak as Governer. She'll probably have four more years of governance. Is the presidential bud blooming? I hope so.

63 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:28:38pm

re: #49 scottishbuzzsaw

Someone needs the time-out chair...

Ah, time out chair? Try Lobotomy.

64 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:28:39pm

re: #60 Hard Right

Who's the mom? Rosie O'Donut?

65 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:28:58pm

re: #58 lawhawk

... Tough day for the troofers.

You always have Roswell.

66 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:29:19pm

re: #64 Desert Dog

Who's the mom? Rosie O'Donut?

Streisand. Ick.

67 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:29:39pm

re: #11 Desert Dog

I will never understand the level of hatred that spewed forth towards Sarah Palin. It is too much and defies rationality. It is a testament not to the shortcomings of Sarah Palin, but to the foaming at the mouth reactionaries that explode like Krakatoa every time they see her or even think about her. It tells me just about everything I need to know about a person if they are PDS sufferer.

They did to her just what they do to any minority that becomes a conservative. Similar to the ghetto boy that makes good . . . no one in the neighborhood likes him anymore.

Sarah tipped their entire rhetoric off the cart. She was everything they couldn't be.

68 razorbacker  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:29:52pm
consider what would be required for them to be true. Palin's doctor, along with a good number of Mat-Su Regional's doctors, nurses, and administrators would need to be in on the cover-up. On multiple occasions Palin would have had to pad her belly to make herself look pregnant. She would have needed to get friends to lie about seeing her breast feed. She would have had to silence an entire community – including two 17-year-olds and their friends – while the national media and the National Enquirer snooped around. Implausible to say the least.

I don't believe Sarah Palin is capable of pulling off such a cover-up. And, like Alex Massie and John Schwenkler, I don't understand what is being accomplished by continued investigation.

If she can do that, if she can pull that off...well hell boys, let's dispense with this whole elections thingamabob and just declare her Queen Palin and ruler for life. 'Cause that'd be one powerful woman. No sense getting run over.

69 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:30:05pm

re: #53 experiencedtraveller

I think Sarah Palin is a fresh conservative voice. She got thrown into a very hostile spotlight and handled it well.

I look forward to seeing and hearing more from her.

I don't know if she is presidential material but, heck, we have elected weaker characters in the past...

Like last month?

70 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:30:11pm

re: #58 lawhawk

As an aside, has anyone else noticed that practically all of today's posts are conspiracy/troofer related in origin or effect? Obama's birth certificate lawsuits shot down in flames, 9/11 trooferism takes a hit with KSM hoping to plead guilty to the charges, and now the Sullivan conspiracy turns out to be for naught.

Indeed, the coverup appears to be winning.

/

71 mean Gene  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:30:19pm

After my 19-year-old niece's first baby was born with Down Syndrome they looked into the background of her hubby (who knew he was adopted).
Turned out he was the baby of a Down Syndrome teenager and her male rapist orderly.
So, teens do sometimes have babies with it, but, as in my niece's case, there's usually a genetic reason rather than just ''old eggs.''

72 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:30:37pm

re: #69 father_of_10

Like last month?

Bam!

73 Soona'  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:31:03pm

re: #60 Hard Right

Ah. I was with you up until queen... Thanks for the explanation.
I bet Sullivan is Richard Simmons love child.

Or Tiny Tim's.
/:P

74 karmic_inquisitor  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:31:06pm

re: #20 Occasional Reader

Ah, Andrew Sullivan. "What a noble mind is here o'erthrown." (As of some time ago.)

What the hell happened to him?

I discovered LGF because of Sullivan's blog. But that was a very, very different Sullivan.

It was Den Beste, LGF, Sullivan and Instapundit that pretty much owned all of the blog real estate to the horizon lines back then. Sullivan went BDS on gay marriage - like a socon like GWB was going to go for gay marriage. From that point forward, Sullivan was on a mission.

75 lawhawk  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:31:23pm

re: #65 Walter L. Newton

You always have Roswell.

There's nothing at Roswell. We took care of that long ago. What you saw was swamp gas and crazy teenagers blowing off steam in the desert. I'm a man in black. You didn't see anything. I was never here. *neuralyzed*

76 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:31:43pm

re: #50 NYCHardhat

You wanna hang out sometime?

You like strong women, huh? Good for you! :)

77 doppelganglander  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:32:17pm

re: #39 mikalm

It's been speculated here and elsewhere that Andy may have a mild form of AIDS dementia.

I've never heard that. If true, it's tragic.

78 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:32:37pm

re: #71 mean Gene

That is just awful. Sick world.

79 scottishbuzzsaw  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:32:44pm

re: #63 CapeCoddah

Ah, time out chair? Try Lobotomy.

Just got to the end...you might be right.

80 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:33:09pm

re: #76 DisturbedEma

You like strong women, huh? Good for you! :)

They need to be strong for me.

81 Sharmuta  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:33:21pm

re: #61 maddogg

Many of the elitists look at Sarah Palin and must hold their manhood cheaply. She is more man than they are, and she is all woman too.

I think you've pin pointed the problem. She's a female outsider who didn't ride any coattails to get to where she is. This scares the piss out of them- on both the left and the right.

82 Quilly Mammoth  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:33:23pm

How wonderful, getting a beat down on his own blog. Andi must be furious.

83 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:34:35pm

re: #75 lawhawk

There's nothing at Roswell. We took care of that long ago. What you saw was swamp gas and crazy teenagers blowing off steam in the desert. I'm a man in black. You didn't see anything. I was never here. *neuralyzed*

My official USAF Aircraft ID card backs you up on that

84 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:34:44pm
85 Son of the Black Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:34:52pm

re: #53 experiencedtraveller

I think Sarah Palin is a fresh conservative voice. She got thrown into a very hostile spotlight and handled it well.

I look forward to seeing and hearing more from her.

I don't know if she is presidential material but, heck, we have elected weaker characters in the past...

We just did.

86 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:35:06pm

re: #63 CapeCoddah

Ah, time out chair? Try Lobotomy.

Have that little shit go out and find a hickory switch and whip his ass good. That is unbelievable. If my kids that, they would be grounded until they hit 65, and they would barely be able to sit down without pain before that too.....

87 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:35:09pm

re: #75 lawhawk

You didn't see anything. I was never here. *neuralyzed*

Now you go to Bloomingdale's and find some nice dresses, get yourself some shoes, you know, find somewhere, maybe you can get a facial. And, uh, oh - hire a decorator to come in here quick, 'cause... *damn*.

88 razorbacker  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:35:10pm

re: #28 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Oddly enough, they managed to catch it on video

You want to know what is really, really funny about that vid?

The fact that the kid is totally out of breath and totally spent about 30 seconds into his fit. Or unfit, as the case may be.

Where do you reckon that they found all those fat, out-of-shape German soldiers we hear about in Afghanistan?

89 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:35:32pm

re: #31 Peacekeeper

A lot of Republicans hate and fear Palin every bit as much as the looney left.

I would correct you a bit- even the most rabid "foe" on the republican side of hating Sarah cannot BEGIN to compare to the vile detestable hatred and malice from the passing left hatrer. . .matter of fact acceptance of every SINGLE lie about her. . .truly disgusting. . .

90 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:35:58pm

re: #88 razorbacker


Where do you reckon that they found all those fat, out-of-shape German soldiers we hear about in Afghanistan?

Disneyworld?

91 No Dhummi  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:36:00pm

Can someone please explain to me the left's obsession with Palin's reproductive organs?

You'd think that they'd be less obsessed with her uterus now that they've voted a boob into office.

92 neocon hippie  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:36:35pm

The ultimate in Palin Derangement Syndrome:

Mayan Palingenesis

93 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:36:52pm

re: #91 No Dhummi

Can someone please explain to me the left's obsession with Palin's reproductive organs?

You'd think that they'd be less obsessed with her uterus now that they've voted a boob into office.

The Left may start asking for proof of testicular viability. . .show em dear leader. . .

94 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:37:16pm

re: #79 scottishbuzzsaw

Just got to the end...you might be right.

that boy sounds like a serial killer in the making, to me.

95 Kenneth  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:37:37pm

OT, but it seems an appropriate place to post this story

Boy George found guilty of false imprisonment for chaining male escort

96 Last Mohican  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:38:21pm

re: #30 midwestgak

Besides the fact that teenage girls do not have Down Syndrome babies. What a crock this whole this was.

Actually, women of any age can give birth to babies with Down Syndrome, and there is a slight increase in incidence among mothers who are less than 20 years old. The rate of Down Syndrome among teenage mothers is, however, far less than that among mothers with advanced maternal age.

While I was researching that answer, I did found a paper from the Annals of Saudi Medicine, which found that there was no significant association between Down Syndrome and cosanguinity (i.e. mating with one's blood relative). A number of interesting papers on cosanguinity come from Saudi Arabia -- more than half of marriages there are apparently between first cousins.

97 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:38:24pm

re: #86 Desert Dog

Have that little shit go out and find a hickory switch and whip his ass good. That is unbelievable. If my kids that, they would be grounded until they hit 65, and they would barely be able to sit down without pain before that too.....

That kid is dangerous. He is psychotic.

98 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:38:38pm

re: #95 Kenneth

OT, but it seems an appropriate place to post this story

Boy George found guilty of false imprisonment for chaining male escort

I hope Andrew is not "hanging out" with Boy George

99 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:38:44pm

re: #89 DisturbedEma

I would correct you a bit- even the most rabid "foe" on the republican side of hating Sarah cannot BEGIN to compare to the vile detestable hatred and malice from the passing left hatrer. . .matter of fact acceptance of every SINGLE lie about her. . .truly disgusting. . .

I have two separate neighbors that didn't vote for McCain. When asked why, they stated it was because of Palin. That seemed astounding to me given their political stances. When asked to expound, they finally stated their entire opinion of her was based on the one single edited interview she conducted early on. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Guess they didn't appreciate it when I called them ignorant asses incapable of research or independent thought.

100 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:39:19pm

re: #95 Kenneth

101 Millie Woods  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:39:45pm

Andrew Sullivan has to take a cocktail of pharmaceuticals to control his HIV infection. Am I the only one who suspects a connection between that and his increasing loss of cerebral control?

102 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:39:57pm

re: #92 neocon hippie

The ultimate in Palin Derangement Syndrome:

Mayan Palingenesis

Wow. Just....wow.

103 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:40:13pm

re: #83 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

My official USAF Aircraft ID card backs you up on that

Roswell is the home of Nancy Lopez. Roger Staubach went to New Mexico Military Institute there. They host the Wool Bowl there.

Um, that's about it for Roswell.

104 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:40:27pm

re: #99 Outrider

I have two separate neighbors that didn't vote for McCain. When asked why, they stated it was because of Palin. That seemed astounding to me given their political stances. When asked to expound, they finally stated their entire opinion of her was based on the one single edited interview she conducted early on. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Guess they didn't appreciate it when I called them ignorant asses incapable of research or independent thought.


They succeeded in the smear job they put on her. I feel bad for her. She is a great woman and could be a very great president.

105 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:40:48pm

re: #99 Outrider

I have two separate neighbors that didn't vote for McCain. When asked why, they stated it was because of Palin. That seemed astounding to me given their political stances. When asked to expound, they finally stated their entire opinion of her was based on the one single edited interview she conducted early on. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Guess they didn't appreciate it when I called them ignorant asses incapable of research or independent thought.

Yep- do not go any further. . .the MSM and dear leader's sheeple did quite a number of integrity and journalism.

106 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:41:02pm

re: #69 father_of_10

Like last month?

Frankly, I was talking about Warren Harding, but now that you mention it...

107 joncelli  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:41:08pm

re: #92 neocon hippie

Somebody either doesn't realize that brevity is the soul of wit or they have internet connections at the asylum. Or both, I suppose.

108 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:41:33pm

re: #104 NYCHardhat

They succeeded in the smear job they put on her. I feel bad for her. She is a great woman and could be a very great president.

She will be. 2010.

109 scottishbuzzsaw  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:41:54pm

re: #92 neocon hippie

The ultimate in Palin Derangement Syndrome:

Mayan Palingenesis

"The pregnant Woman of the Apolcalypse?!?"

110 Charles  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:42:01pm

re: #100 Thanos

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

One of the creepiest videos ever made.

111 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:42:19pm

re: #39 mikalm

It's been speculated here and elsewhere that Andy may have a mild form of AIDS dementia.

Symptoms of AIDS dementia complex includes

Poor concentration
Forgetfulness
Loss of short- or long-term memory
Social withdrawal
Slowed thinking
Short attention span
Irritability
Apathy
Ego centric attitude-lack of caring or concern for oneself or others
Weakness
Poor coordination
Impaired judgment
Problems with vision
Personality change

I doubt that any of what we see Mr. Sullivan write would be due to these symptoms.

112 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:42:21pm

re: #104 NYCHardhat

They succeeded in the smear job they put on her. I feel bad for her. She is a great woman and could be a very great president.

Has it been me, I would have gone maverick on their asses. . .call me a c^*t will you. . .put a fake e bay article selling MY baby will you? Wow, good thing I am not in politics. . .

113 Eowyn2  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:42:30pm

re: #27 Outrider

I believe it has to do with the fact she is so.... normal. She doesn't have the elitist background and schooling that "the establishment" wants; Democrat or Republican. She isn't snobbish. She enjoys the activities the normal American enjoys. She seems to employ a great deal of common sense in her day to day activities and decisions. The left has a hard time dealing with this..... as do some Republicans.

she is an "embarrassment" because she is not an elitist. She eats meat, believes in God but does not consider herself to be God's gift to humanity, is not in the least bit stuffy, and has no prima donna tendencies. She doesn't let the media affect her ideals. She doesnt even wear pant suits.


/

114 general sherman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:42:41pm

Andrew has ovary envy.

115 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:43:13pm

re: #110 Charles

One of the creepiest videos ever made.

I think I can speak for just about all of us here: "Yes, Boy George, we REALLY want to hurt you"

116 scottishbuzzsaw  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:43:19pm

re: #109 scottishbuzzsaw

*sigh* That should be Apocalypse...

117 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:43:36pm

re: #111 Walter L. Newton

Symptoms of AIDS dementia complex includes

Poor concentration
Forgetfulness
Loss of short- or long-term memory
Social withdrawal
Slowed thinking
Short attention span
Irritability
Apathy
Ego centric attitude-lack of caring or concern for oneself or others
Weakness
Poor coordination
Impaired judgment
Problems with vision
Personality change

I doubt that any of what we see Mr. Sullivan write would be due to these symptoms.

These sound like the symptoms of cramming for finals. It's been a few decades, but I still remember.

118 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:44:08pm

re: #102 Outrider

Wow. Just....wow.

Yeah, check this out:

Note the Zip Code '99901', in some 'cosmic joke' kind of way suggesting Palin = the '666 one' who, like the pregnant Woman of the Apocalypse, dwells in the 'wilderness' ('nowhere') called Alaska (she may have been pregnant at the time the photo was taken). The Whore of Babylon and the 'Beast' - whose number is of course '666' - actually go hand in hand in the Book of Revelation.

Nevermind that 99901 is just the actual zipcode of the town of Nowhere, which is in Alaska.

119 pie22  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:44:11pm

At least this guy has an excuse for the things he says. (insanity). What was Colmes excuse? How about Couric? (ick). How about the reasoning of special needs advocates who have yet to utter a peep about this little boys rights? (despicable). Saturday night live did a skit acting as if Todd Palin was the dad and his daughter the mother. This is not limited to kooks. These allegations are stomach turning and perfectly acceptable to the majority of Americans. For the first time in my life, I AM not proud to be an American! (thanks for the line Michelle). Beacon of hope my ass. Hide your disabled kids, here comes the left.

120 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:44:15pm

re: #115 Desert Dog

I think I can speak for just about all of us here: "Yes, Boy George, we REALLY want to hurt you"


Sigh. . .

121 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:44:15pm

re: #112 DisturbedEma

.put a fake e bay article selling MY baby will you?

Forgot about that one. It was one of the earliest slams.

122 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:44:24pm

re: #110 Charles

One of the creepiest videos ever made.

Was that guy intentionally an FDR clone at :26?

123 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:44:54pm

re: #110 Charles

One of the creepiest videos ever made.

So, I suppose we won't be seeing any Culture Club albums in the sidebar? :)

124 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:45:04pm

re: #112 DisturbedEma

Has it been me, I would have gone maverick on their asses. . .call me a c^*t will you. . .put a fake e bay article selling MY baby will you? Wow, good thing I am not in politics. . .

I wouldn't last a second in politics.

125 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:45:47pm

re: #119 pie22

At least this guy has an excuse for the things he says. (insanity). What was Colmes excuse? How about Couric? (ick). How about the reasoning of special needs advocates who have yet to utter a peep about this little boys rights? (despicable). Saturday night live did a skit acting as if Todd Palin was the dad and his daughter the mother. This is not limited to kooks. These allegations are stomach turning and perfectly acceptable to the majority of Americans. For the first time in my life, I AM not proud to be an American! (thanks for the line Michelle). Beacon of hope my ass. Hide your disabled kids, here comes the left.

It IS limited to kooks, we are just finding out how many kooks got away with seeming normal for a long time.

126 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:46:04pm

re: #119 pie22

At least this guy has an excuse for the things he says. (insanity). What was Colmes excuse? How about Couric? (ick). How about the reasoning of special needs advocates who have yet to utter a peep about this little boys rights? (despicable). Saturday night live did a skit acting as if Todd Palin was the dad and his daughter the mother. This is not limited to kooks. These allegations are stomach turning and perfectly acceptable to the majority of Americans. For the first time in my life, I AM not proud to be an American! (thanks for the line Michelle). Beacon of hope my ass. Hide your disabled kids, here comes the left.

And any call for decency or respecting family? Nope, they made an incest joke on SNL. . .and not a word really. . .

127 BBev  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:46:11pm

re: #115 Desert Dog

I think I can speak for just about all of us here: "Yes, Boy George, we REALLY want to hurt you"

That was funny

128 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:46:17pm

re: #115 Desert Dog

I think I can speak for just about all of us here: "Yes, Boy George, we REALLY want to hurt you"

Culture Club songs might be the rage in prison soon.

129 No Dhummi  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:46:27pm

re: #93 DisturbedEma

The Left may start asking for proof of testicular viability. . .show em dear leader. . .

I doubt it. After all, the Democrats want him to be more left wing and get out of Iraq.

130 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:46:41pm

re: #121 midwestgak

.put a fake e bay article selling MY baby will you?

Forgot about that one. It was one of the earliest slams.

Democratic underground. . .

131 pie22  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:47:07pm

re: #125 CapeCoddah
How true.

132 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:47:09pm

re: #128 father_of_10

Culture Club songs might be the rage in prison soon.

Karma Chamelion. . .ewwww

133 DisturbedEma  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:47:57pm

re: #132 DisturbedEma

Karma Chamelion. . .ewwww

The did Church of the Posion Mind

134 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:48:25pm

re: #118 Thanos

Nevermind that 99901 is just the actual zipcode of the town of Nowhere, which is in Alaska.

I've always had fun reading the various "predictions" of those from Nostradamous, Edgar Cayce, the Mayans etc... just to see the lengths believers go to when they stretch events to match the predictions. ;-)>

135 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:48:31pm

re: #122 Outrider

Was that guy intentionally an FDR clone at :26?

Who cares. When you have a little talent as Boy George had, his videos would have to be weird to gather any attention.

136 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:48:37pm

re: #132 DisturbedEma

Karma Chamelion. . .ewwww

He might be available for duets when he gets to the pen.

/Did I say that? I should self-censor a little better!

137 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:49:39pm

re: #136 father_of_10

He might be available for duets when he gets to the pen.

/Did I say that? I should self-censor a little better!

His next song will be, OW,OW,OW, Not so Rough!

138 Iron Fist  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:49:41pm

re: #123 maddogg

So, I suppose we won't be seeing any Culture Club albums in the sidebar? :)

If we start doing Culture Club albums in the sidebar, I'll tender my resignation :-)

139 Catttt  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:50:07pm

re: #132 DisturbedEma

Karma Chamelion. . .ewwww

I loved that song back in the day. Scary.

140 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:50:14pm

re: #138 Iron Fist

If we start doing Culture Club albums in the sidebar, I'll tender my resignation :-)

From ZOG, the VRWC, the LA?

141 BBev  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:50:47pm

re: #138 Iron Fist

If we start doing Culture Club albums in the sidebar, I'll tender my resignation :-)

I second that :-)

142 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:03pm

re: #139 Catttt

I loved that song back in the day. Scary.

I didn't. On the other hand I liked Time and Do you Really Want to Hurt Me?

143 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:24pm

re: #137 Hard Right

His next song will be, OW,OW,OW, Not so Rough!

Think he will appreciate Elvis's song, "Love me Tender" any better?

144 Pyrocles  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:48pm

Double Wow.... This guy put a LOT of work into this crap. Sad.

re: #102 Outrider

Wow. Just....wow.

145 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:52pm

re: #138 Iron Fist

If we start doing Culture Club albums in the sidebar, I'll tender my resignation :-)

How about Tool albums?

146 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:53pm

War is stupid!

Man... if only we had listened to Boy George.

/

147 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:55pm

re: #138 Iron Fist

If we start doing Culture Club albums in the sidebar, I'll tender my resignation :-)

Maybe Charles can extort the lizards that way: Pony up or Boy George will invade your LGF experience!

148 Iron Fist  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:51:59pm

re: #140 Hard Right

All of the above. Even the Illuminati...

149 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:52:08pm

re: #143 Outrider

Think he will appreciate Elvis's song, "Love me Tender" any better?

I would imagine unless he's into the rough trade.
/

150 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:52:46pm

re: #149 Hard Right

I would imagine unless he's into the rough trade.
/

Well, he did CHAIN up his playmate.

151 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:52:48pm

karma karma karma karma karma chameleon...

/help me. I can't get it out of my head

152 Iron Fist  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:53:05pm

re: #145 NYCHardhat

I like Tool. It's comfortably nhilistic.

153 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:53:11pm

re: #148 Iron Fist

All of the above. Even the Illuminati...

Wow. Don't let the Illuminati hear you think that.

154 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:53:16pm

re: #144 Pyrocles

Double Wow.... This guy put a LOT of work into this crap. Sad.

Kind of like the kid that built an Eiffel Tower using Cheesy Poofs. Lot of work, but the first time it rained? Poof.

155 BBev  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:53:23pm

re: #139 Catttt

I loved that song back in the day. Scary.

I have always been and still am a Hard Rock kind of guy.

156 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:53:34pm

re: #150 father_of_10

Well, he did CHAIN up his playmate.

Giving, not receiving.

157 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:53:58pm

re: #152 Iron Fist

I like Tool. It's comfortably nhilistic.

I love Tool. Pure art.

158 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:04pm

re: #151 experiencedtraveller

karma karma karma karma karma chameleon...

/help me. I can't get it out of my head

Power drill, STAT!

159 Sharmuta  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:22pm

re: #151 experiencedtraveller

karma karma karma karma karma chameleon...

/help me. I can't get it out of my head

It could be worse- you could have The Smiths stuck in your head.

160 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:29pm

re: #148 Iron Fist

All of the above. Even the Illuminati...

Check out Surefire.com for all your Illuminati needs.

161 reine.de.tout  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:30pm

OT
Good grief. I just came this close to being "taken" by what appears to have been a scam designed to get my credit card number.

There is a legitimate program called "verified by visa" that is used by some online retailers when you use your visa card.

I got an e-mail from "Verified by Visa" telling me that my card was blocked since it appeared somebody was trying to use it from overseas. I thought the e-mail was odd ONLY because it was sent to the yahoo.com e-mail address I set up for the lgf cookbook. I do not use that e-mail address for anything else.

I clicked on the link and was brought to a page that looked exactly like the "verified by visa" home page.

It asked me to enter my card number so that it could "locate" my account information.

Instead, I called Visa - my card is not blocked. The e-mail I got apparently was a "phishing" expedition for my card number. Legitimate communications do not ever ask you to provide your card number; plus, they will usually contact you by phone or letter (or both) if there is a problem.

It was scary because it looked entirely legitimate, and I am not a stupid or gullible person. The only clue I had that this might not be on the up and up was the fact that it was sent to an e-mail address I set up for only one purpose, and the fact that they asked me to enter my card number.

Anyhow - be careful!

162 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:38pm

re: #151 experiencedtraveller

karma karma karma karma karma chameleon...

/help me. I can't get it out of my head

THIS should help.

163 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:41pm

re: #159 Sharmuta

It could be worse- you could have The Smiths stuck in your head.

Bigmouth, la,lala

164 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:46pm

re: #154 Outrider

Kind of like the kid that built an Eiffel Tower using Cheesy Poofs. Lot of work, but the first time it rained? Poof.

That could not have happened. There is no product called Cheesy Poofs. You must be mistaken?
/

165 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:50pm

Confessions. Reminds me of the time I asked a young woman in the gym what the dirtiest thing she ever did was, and she actually told me, and yes, it was plenty dirty.

166 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:54:51pm

I do find it an interesting exercise, to consider folks like him who carry the flag for his cause, hair trigger at the inference of any perceived slight, to then persist with this type of public behavior.

Not being as familiar with his work as some here, and not knowing he was treating for his disease, his writing certainly has a Rosie type of flavor, and almost neurotic component to it.

167 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:55:06pm

re: #156 Hard Right

Giving, not receiving.

He can remember this one then.

168 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:55:07pm

re: #159 Sharmuta

It could be worse- you could have The Smiths stuck in your head.

There you go again. *grinning uncontrollably*

169 rawmuse  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:55:24pm

In our culture (which has been described lately as "post-religious" and "post-patriotic") she is both religious and patriotic. I'm in her corner.

170 Dainn  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:55:25pm

The Trig Troofers and the Certifikate Troofers should get together and go bowling.

171 Last Mohican  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:55:26pm

Unless she's elected president at some point, I think Sarah Palin will go down in history mostly as the final crucial element that completed the most extreme, the most enormous, the most stunningly mind-bogglingly breathtaking irony of modern American history.

In 2008, America elected a president who was basically a walking, talking pile of scandals, rolled into one and fitted into a suit. He used drugs excessively. He was a terrible college student who got into Harvard Law School by unspecified means. He was a member of a Socialist political party. His first political mentor and long-time personal friend was a terrorist who murdered dozens of people, and planned to murder 25 million more while violently overthrowing the American government. He's on record praising a PLO terrorist spokesman as a close personal friend who shaped his thinking. He spent his whole adult life as a member of a racist hate group.

And yet every editor in America ordered his or her reporters never to report on any of these things. Instead, they were dispatched to Alaska, to dig through every last dumpster in the state looking for dirt on a simple, ordinary, frankly slightly dull woman who never did anything more scandalous than driving her son to a hockey game. They invented an assortment of weird scandals, ultimately admitting that none of them were true. And yet the American people were left believing that Palin's history was just too erratic and scandal-filled for her to be vice-president.

For irony fans, it doesn't get any better than this. This is the irony equivalent of a complete solar eclipse that occurs while all eight planets are aligned in a straight line, the annual Perseid meteor shower is in progress, and Halley's comet is passing through the Earth's atmosphere.

172 Catttt  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:55:36pm
173 scottishbuzzsaw  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:56:20pm

As always, it's been a grand here today, but it's time for me to get all spruced up for a hot date with an old married man...mine.

Have a great evening, Lizard Clan!

174 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:56:25pm

re: #167 Outrider

He can remember this one then.

Darn work filter.

It's not Devo's Whip It, is it? :)

175 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:56:37pm

re: #152 Iron Fist

I like Tool. It's comfortably nhilistic.

Liked their first 3 albums, the later ones, not so much. Got to meet Maynard once backstage, seemed like a pretty down to earth guy

176 Joan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:56:44pm

re: #9 taxfreekiller

New York Times is borrowing on its home office, $250 million.

The Tribune Company has filed for bankruptcy.

msm sucks
now it blows

Where did I hear a rumor: Rush Limbaugh is worth more than the entire value of the NYT. HeeeHee! Would the MSM shit bricks if somebody like Rush bought 'em out and put, oh--the editors of NRO or somesuch in charge.
/revenge fantasy off

177 Fat Jolly Penguin  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:56:53pm

re: #171 Last Mohican

You forgot to mention the BIRTH CERTIFICATE!1!ONE!ELEVEN

/sick of fighting Troofers -- Malkin's site is infested with them

178 midwestgak  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:57:21pm

bbl

179 Hard Right  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:57:43pm

re: #177 Fat Jolly Penguin

You forgot to mention the BIRTH CERTIFICATE!1!ONE!ELEVEN

/sick of fighting Troofers -- Malkin's site is infested with them

Some of it is pure desperation. It's their last hope to get rid of obama. Sad.

180 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:57:43pm

re: #172 Catttt

I don't even have to click it.

hah,....

181 Iron Fist  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:57:47pm

re: #74 karmic_inquisitor

What is really wierd about Sullivan's implosion is that he jumped ship to the Democrats, who advocate the same damn thing when it comes to gay marriage. I guess he hopes they are lying.

182 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:57:59pm

re: #175 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Liked their first 3 albums, the later ones, not so much. Got to meet Maynard once backstage, seemed like a pretty down to earth guy

10,000 days took awhile to grow on me, but I agree the first three are nothing short of amazing.

183 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:58:09pm

re: #172 Catttt

The box cuts..

184 Dainn  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:58:18pm

re: #161 reine.de.tout

Good eye catching that little social engineering scam. This is why I have public emails I use for blogging and very jealously protected private emails for the serious stuff.

185 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:58:26pm

re: #164 Walter L. Newton

That could not have happened. There is no product called Cheesy Poofs. You must be mistaken?
/

I think normal folks call them Cheetos Puffs. ;-)>

186 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:59:02pm
187 Last Mohican  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:59:09pm

re: #147 father_of_10

Maybe Charles can extort the lizards that way: Pony up or Boy George will invade your LGF experience!

The horror!

Although, judging by this photo, I think these days he probably goes by "Creepy Old Man George."

188 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:59:33pm

re: #185 Outrider

I think normal folks call them Cheetos Puffs. ;-)>

Normal people don't build towers out of them.

189 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:59:48pm

re: #186 buzzsawmonkey

Can anybody read the Hebrew words on Boy George's shirt?

Well, if you can't, *I* sure as hell can't.

190 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 1:59:54pm

re: #181 Iron Fist

How true. If you are someone in that fight, and really attempting to be honest with the situation, both sides have psoitions virtually the same.

Only one side gets bad publicity for it.

191 Catttt  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:07pm

re: #151 experiencedtraveller

karma karma karma karma karma chameleon...

/help me. I can't get it out of my head

Want me to link Ya-Yo Gakk? I've still got it stuck in my head from last night. :D

192 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:31pm

re: #173 scottishbuzzsaw

As always, it's been a grand here today, but it's time for me to get all spruced up for a hot date with an old married man...mine.

Have a great evening, Lizard Clan!

Have fun Scottish. Get him drunk and take advantage of him.

193 Sharmuta  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:32pm

re: #191 Catttt

Want me to link Ya-Yo Gakk? I've still got it stuck in my head from last night. :D

ME TOO!

194 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:49pm
195 hous bin pharteen  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:53pm

They pick on Palen, but they had no problem with Hilary and Bill.

196 Dirk Diggler  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:57pm

I'll be honest with you, I love Michael Bolton's music, I do. I'm a Michael Bolton fan. For my money, I don't know if it gets any better than when he sings "When a Man Loves a Woman".

I celebrate the man's entire catalog.

197 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:00:58pm

re: #186 buzzsawmonkey

I think it says, "this schmuck can't dance"

198 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:01:19pm

re: #186 buzzsawmonkey

Can anybody read the Hebrew words on Boy George's shirt?

It looks like the tetragrammaton.

199 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:01:28pm

re: #110 Charles

One of the creepiest videos ever made.

I have to agree.

200 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:01:42pm

re: #194 buzzsawmonkey

I figure there's a good chance someone here is more fluent than either of us. Of course, they would--sadly--have to watch the video to do it.

Type it into google and ask for translation

201 Fat Jolly Penguin  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:01:42pm

re: #179 Hard Right

Some of it is pure desperation. It's their last hope to get rid of obama. Sad.

I noticed. I'd bring up some fact and they'd start picking nits. Once they finished, they'd go back to something I thought I'd already debunked. I finally ducked out; too much time wasted.

202 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:01:50pm

re: #174 Hard Right

Darn work filter.

It's not Devo's Whip It, is it? :)

Love Hurts by Nazareth

203 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:02:08pm

re: #186 buzzsawmonkey

The first word is "tarbut"-Culture. I can't read the second one (yet)..

204 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:02:27pm

re: #194 buzzsawmonkey

I figure there's a good chance someone here is more fluent than either of us.

More fluent than me, in Hebrew?! That's unpossible!

/

205 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:02:28pm

re: #182 NYCHardhat

10,000 days took awhile to grow on me, but I agree the first three are nothing short of amazing.

Aenema is one of the truly great rock songs of the 90s, IMO.

206 winston06  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:02:46pm

Sullivan is a confused bigot

207 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:06pm
208 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:13pm

re: #202 Outrider

Listen I'll spare the details.

I'll never forget that song. One of my first interludes into manhood.

209 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:17pm

re: #196 Dirk Diggler

I'll be honest with you, I love Michael Bolton's music, I do. I'm a Michael Bolton fan. For my money, I don't know if it gets any better than when he sings "When a Man Loves a Woman".

I celebrate the man's entire catalog.

Do you hang out at roadside rest stops hoping for an autograph?

210 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:21pm

HAHHAHAHA

Second word "agada"-legend.

211 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:33pm

re: #205 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Aenema is one of the truly great rock songs of the 90s, IMO.
There. Fixed it for ya!

212 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:39pm

re: #203 WriterMom

The first word is "tarbut"-Culture. I can't read the second one (yet)..

"Club"? Just guessing. (I have no idea what the Hebrew word for "club" is.)

213 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:03:52pm

NOPE.

214 Outrider  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:02pm

re: #188 father_of_10

Normal people don't build towers out of them.

hence the use as an example

215 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:03pm
216 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:07pm

re: #205 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Aenema is one of the truly great rock songs of the 90s, IMO.

I am kinda partial to Stinkfist. A love song so lovely, only a weirdo Tool fan can say that.

217 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:11pm

Unless it's 'aguda' association.

I can't see the vowels.

218 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:26pm

re: #210 WriterMom

HAHHAHAHA

Second word "agada"-legend.

Legend in his own mind.

219 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:29pm

re: #215 buzzsawmonkey

NYUCK NYUCK NYUCK.

220 Iron Fist  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:35pm

re: #190 formercorpsman


I should add that I used to be pro-gay marriage, but Sullivan convinced me that the debate wasn't about fairness, but about an attack on traditional marriage. That is certainly how Sullivan views it. It's why he attacks the Republicans even though they aren't much different than the Democrats.


It is also why he is so harshly anti-Christian.

221 mean Gene  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:46pm

Didn't Boy George do the title song for "The Crying Game?"

222 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:48pm

re: #212 Occasional Reader

Moadon.

Just in case you ever need it.

223 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:04:59pm

I confirm WriterMom's translation, based on my Hebrew studies at Our Lady of Perpetual Nagging.

224 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:04pm

re: #221 mean Gene

Didn't Boy George do the title song for "The Crying Game?"

Yes

225 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:06pm

BEHEAD THOSE WHO MAKE ME LISTEN TO CULTURE CLUB AT QUITTING TIME

226 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:21pm

re: #191 Catttt

Want me to link Ya-Yo Gakk? I've still got it stuck in my head from last night. :D

I cast thee out through the power of the big Monkey Man.

/Which previously haunted me until I killed it with boilermakers...

227 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:32pm

re: #223 Occasional Reader

I confirm WriterMom's translation, based on my Hebrew studies at Our Lady of Perpetual Nagging.

I thought it was Our Lady of Perpetual Motion?

228 Sharmuta  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:34pm

re: #221 mean Gene

Didn't Boy George do the title song for "The Crying Game?"

Yes

229 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:34pm

re: #223 Occasional Reader

Don't you mean, Our Lady of the Perpetual Kvetch?

230 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:34pm
231 Sunlight  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:05:48pm

Calling Thanos...

Drudge has this link:
Ger Police Arrest More Than 40 At Neo-Nazi March

It's a Reuters article. Think the German police arrested the Neo Nazis? That's what Reuters would have you thinking with that headline. But reading the article, it looks like the police helped the neo nazis with water cannons, etc. and arrested the ANTI neo nazi folks. Way to go Germany!

Wondering if Thanos knows who these groups are...

232 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:06:11pm

re: #197 formercorpsman

Or "I Went to NYC, And All I Got Was Community Service".

LOL.

233 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:06:16pm

re: #217 WriterMom

Unless it's 'aguda' association.

I can't see the vowels.

It's terrible when you lose control of your vowels.

234 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:06:33pm

re: #233 Occasional Reader

[WHACK]

235 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:06:47pm

re: #110 Charles

One of the creepiest videos ever made.

I think it's the neo-gay hassidic chic look or something that throws me off. Is that Hebrew on his shirt?

236 hous bin pharteen  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:12pm

Jealousy or what?
She looks great in a pair of jeans.
No wonder the NOW people hates her

237 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:15pm

re: #235 Thanos

neo-gay hassidic chic look

OMG. Way to revolting to contemplate.

238 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:17pm

re: #220 Iron Fist

From the little that I have read from his body of work, first impressions really do lead me to find him as an unsettled personality.

239 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:23pm
240 Ben Hur  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:27pm

I just hope no one gropes a cardboard cut out of Sarah Palin.

THAT would be unexceptable!

241 derbigdog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:42pm

re: #28 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Oddly enough, they managed to catch it on video

I hope you wouldn't show that.
Signed Hissy

242 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:46pm

re: #233 Occasional Reader

It's terrible when you lose control of your vowels.

And if the vowels are moved so you can't read them? A vowel movement?

Hey! smells like someone had a VM over here!

243 Last Mohican  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:53pm

re: #221 mean Gene

Didn't Boy George do the title song for "The Crying Game?"

Here's yer link.

244 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:07:56pm

Actually, on second thought-it says:

I HAVE OBAMA'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN MY MANZIERE

245 maddogg  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:08pm

re: #235 Thanos

I think it's the neo-gay hassidic chic look or something that throws me off. Is that Hebrew on his shirt?

Wait! Isn't that "Allah" spelled out in jizz stains?

246 Iron Fist  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:19pm

re: #216 NYCHardhat

I like H. I used to know a stripper that liked it for her, um, work...

247 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:20pm

re: #240 Ben Hur

I'll defer to OR on this one.

OR...

248 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:26pm

re: #237 WriterMom

neo-gay hassidic chic look

OMG. Way to revolting to contemplate.

I can honestly say, I've never seen those words put down in that order.

249 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:49pm

re: #216 NYCHardhat

I am kinda partial to Stinkfist. A love song so lovely, only a weirdo Tool fan can say that.

True, also a favorite of mine, but then I also like Prison Sex, another very disturbing song and video.

250 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:53pm

re: #244 WriterMom

Actually, on second thought-it says:

I HAVE OBAMA'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN MY MANZIERE

HA!

251 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:08:58pm

re: #248 Occasional Reader

And that is a gooooooooooooooooood thing.

252 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:09:13pm

re: #248 Occasional Reader

I can honestly say, I've never seen those words put down in that order.

I think it is a historical first.

253 formercorpsman  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:09:41pm

re: #232 WriterMom

That's awesome.

I belly laughed on that.

254 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:09:53pm

re: #247 WriterMom

I'll defer to OR on this one.

OR...

Ben, your speling is agrejous.

255 Soona'  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:10:00pm

re: #104 NYCHardhat

They succeeded in the smear job they put on her. I feel bad for her. She is a great woman and could be a very great president.

The people or should I say the media, will never let that happen. They've presented far too long their idea of the template of what a person of national politics, let alone the president, should be. Sarah presents herself as the very opposite of that idea. Unfortunately, the media has most of the power of presentation, nowdays.

256 WriterMom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:10:25pm

re: #254 Occasional Reader

LOLOLOL

257 Ben Hur  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:11:07pm

re: #244 WriterMom

Actually, on second thought-it says:

I HAVE OBAMA'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN MY MANZIERE

I hope at least this one shows the name of his doctor, hospital, place of birth and doesn't have 2007 edition borders.

258 hous bin pharteen  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:11:55pm

Didn't Boy George have a gay hooker handcuffed and beaten in his apartment?
It was on SNL this weekend.

259 Ben Hur  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:12:39pm

re: #240 Ben Hur

THAT would be unexceptable!

My G-d!

I apparently have some friggin block.

That's the 2nd time!

260 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:13:09pm

re: #231 Sunlight

Calling Thanos...

Drudge has this link:
Ger Police Arrest More Than 40 At Neo-Nazi March

It's a Reuters article. Think the German police arrested the Neo Nazis? That's what Reuters would have you thinking with that headline. But reading the article, it looks like the police helped the neo nazis with water cannons, etc. and arrested the ANTI neo nazi folks. Way to go Germany!

Wondering if Thanos knows who these groups are...

NPD, but they probably had supporters from the other splinter nationalist groups there, I wonder if there's a photo spread somewhere? The photos I see are just of the Anti-FA's, who can be jerks as well.
You can see the edge of an NPD Youth poster on the far right in this photo in the basement meeting room of VB/Voorpost/VBJ Antwerp.

261 NYCHardhat  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:13:14pm

re: #255 Soona'

The people or should I say the media, will never let that happen. They've presented far too long their idea of the template of what a person of national politics, let alone the president, should be. Sarah presents herself as the very opposite of that idea. Unfortunately, the media has most of the power of presentation, nowdays.

That is why the media must be destroyed.

262 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:13:20pm

Anyone want to go in with me and buy the Miami Herald? Sounds like it isn't worth much. I say we buy it, move the political direction of the editorials, focus on "talking" to communities base, hiring honest reporters, pushing the advertising focus to family and senior oriented readers, then selling it back to the losers that destroyed it in the first place . . . then do it again.

263 Ben Hur  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:13:21pm

re: #254 Occasional Reader

Ben, your speling is agrejous.


WTF?

I think it's caused by working and posting at the same time.

264 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:13:26pm

re: #259 Ben Hur

My G-d!

I apparently have some friggin block.

That's the 2nd time!

Plus, you misspelled "God", there's an "o" in it, dummy!

/

265 Soona'  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:13:50pm

re: #171 Last Mohican

Unless she's elected president at some point, I think Sarah Palin will go down in history mostly as the final crucial element that completed the most extreme, the most enormous, the most stunningly mind-bogglingly breathtaking irony of modern American history.

In 2008, America elected a president who was basically a walking, talking pile of scandals, rolled into one and fitted into a suit. He used drugs excessively. He was a terrible college student who got into Harvard Law School by unspecified means. He was a member of a Socialist political party. His first political mentor and long-time personal friend was a terrorist who murdered dozens of people, and planned to murder 25 million more while violently overthrowing the American government. He's on record praising a PLO terrorist spokesman as a close personal friend who shaped his thinking. He spent his whole adult life as a member of a racist hate group.

And yet every editor in America ordered his or her reporters never to report on any of these things. Instead, they were dispatched to Alaska, to dig through every last dumpster in the state looking for dirt on a simple, ordinary, frankly slightly dull woman who never did anything more scandalous than driving her son to a hockey game. They invented an assortment of weird scandals, ultimately admitting that none of them were true. And yet the American people were left believing that Palin's history was just too erratic and scandal-filled for her to be vice-president.

For irony fans, it doesn't get any better than this. This is the irony equivalent of a complete solar eclipse that occurs while all eight planets are aligned in a straight line, the annual Perseid meteor shower is in progress, and Halley's comet is passing through the Earth's atmosphere.

He is, as much as I hate to say it, a direct reflection of today's society.

266 Sunlight  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:14:03pm

re: #257 Ben Hur

I hope at least this one shows the name of his doctor, hospital, place of birth and doesn't have 2007 edition borders.

I'm actually confused as to who is supposed to check into this stuff and whether people running have to turn in documents anywhere. You should see the process just to get a job with an aerospace company. So I guess that makes me a weirdo wondering according to some.

267 Promethea  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:14:38pm

re: #171 Last Mohican

Unless she's elected president at some point, I think Sarah Palin will go down in history mostly as the final crucial element that completed the most extreme, the most enormous, the most stunningly mind-bogglingly breathtaking irony of modern American history.

In 2008, America elected a president who was basically a walking, talking pile of scandals, rolled into one and fitted into a suit. He used drugs excessively. He was a terrible college student who got into Harvard Law School by unspecified means. He was a member of a Socialist political party. His first political mentor and long-time personal friend was a terrorist who murdered dozens of people, and planned to murder 25 million more while violently overthrowing the American government. He's on record praising a PLO terrorist spokesman as a close personal friend who shaped his thinking. He spent his whole adult life as a member of a racist hate group.

And yet every editor in America ordered his or her reporters never to report on any of these things. Instead, they were dispatched to Alaska, to dig through every last dumpster in the state looking for dirt on a simple, ordinary, frankly slightly dull woman who never did anything more scandalous than driving her son to a hockey game. They invented an assortment of weird scandals, ultimately admitting that none of them were true. And yet the American people were left believing that Palin's history was just too erratic and scandal-filled for her to be vice-president.

For irony fans, it doesn't get any better than this. This is the irony equivalent of a complete solar eclipse that occurs while all eight planets are aligned in a straight line, the annual Perseid meteor shower is in progress, and Halley's comet is passing through the Earth's atmosphere.

On the other hand, the "all-Obama, all-the-time" Chicago Tribune filed for bankruptcy today. That's their punishment for slobbering over Obama and his angry wife Michelle when the general public needed to know more about these poseurs.

268 Sunlight  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:14:48pm

re: #260 Thanos

NPD, but they probably had supporters from the other splinter nationalist groups there, I wonder if there's a photo spread somewhere? The photos I see are just of the Anti-FA's, who can be jerks as well.
You can see the edge of an NPD Youth poster on the far right in this photo in the basement meeting room of VB/Voorpost/VBJ Antwerp.

And the police line up with them?

269 Sharmuta  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:14:57pm

re: #262 father_of_10

Anyone want to go in with me and buy the Miami Herald? Sounds like it isn't worth much. I say we buy it, move the political direction of the editorials, focus on "talking" to communities base, hiring honest reporters, pushing the advertising focus to family and senior oriented readers, then selling it back to the losers that destroyed it in the first place . . . then do it again.

So- instead of flipping real estate, you want to flip media outlets? I like this idea.

270 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:15:12pm

re: #258 hous bin pharteen

Didn't Boy George have a gay hooker handcuffed and beaten in his apartment?

Just a little cross cultural misunderstanding...

271 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:15:41pm

re: #264 Occasional Reader

Plus, you misspelled "God", there's an "o" in it, dummy!

/

It's "G-A-W-D". Jeebus. Cain't you people spell nothin'?

272 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:15:56pm

re: #262 father_of_10

Anyone want to go in with me and buy the Miami Herald? Sounds like it isn't worth much. I say we buy it, move the political direction of the editorials, focus on "talking" to communities base, hiring honest reporters, pushing the advertising focus to family and senior oriented readers, then selling it back to the losers that destroyed it in the first place . . . then do it again.

All I got is tokens from my Kids Pizza party, think they can break a "Chucky Cheese" coin? If not, forget it!

273 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:16:57pm

re: #272 Desert Dog

All I got is tokens from my Kids Pizza party, think they can break a "Chucky Cheese" coin? If not, forget it!

I've got a Navajo rug to trade for it. Unlike the Herald, the rug is pleasing to look at.

274 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:16:59pm

re: #270 experiencedtraveller

Just a little cross cultural misunderstanding...

No, it's just the answer to "Do you really want to hurt me?".

275 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:16:59pm
276 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:17:21pm

re: #273 father_of_10

I've got a Navajo rug to trade for it. Unlike the Herald, the rug is pleasing to look at.

I have 24 Czech glass beads.

277 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:18:19pm

re: #276 OldLineTexan

I have 24 Czech glass beads.

Or this mess of pottage. But not both.

278 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:18:24pm

re: #268 Sunlight

And the police line up with them?

When there's a far right demo it's usually miniscule, and the response from Antifa is generally much larger, it's like when the Nazis marched in Skokie, not many actual Nazi's were there, but there were tons of counter protestors, the police showed up to protect the nazis.

279 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:18:33pm

On my list of "Things I can not worrying about doing before I die", kissing Barbara S. is near the top.

What was Bush thinking?

280 jcm  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:18:54pm

re: #264 Occasional Reader

Plus, you misspelled "God", there's an "o" in it, dummy!

/

When you hit 60k post you short nic with be -R.

281 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:19:02pm

re: #279 father_of_10

On my list of "Things I can not worrying about doing before I die", kissing Barbara S. is near the top.

What was Bush thinking?

"How do I get to her lips past that beak?"

282 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:19:02pm

re: #276 OldLineTexan

Your wampum is strong, Old Line

283 Sunlight  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:20:00pm

re: #267 Promethea

On the other hand, the "all-Obama, all-the-time" Chicago Tribune filed for bankruptcy today. That's their punishment for slobbering over Obama and his angry wife Michelle when the general public needed to know more about these poseurs.

The papers will go out of business, but too late. There will be people in the world going to bed hungry over the next few years who wouldn't have if the world economy hadn't been undermined by the people the papers help elect.

284 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:20:13pm

re: #282 Desert Dog

Your wampum is strong, Old Line

You haven't seen my polished cowrie shells.

285 Desert Dog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:20:23pm

re: #275 taxfreekiller

The Bush list.

wish I did not have to add these.

101. He kissed Barbara Stridant leader of the Kos Kids Kult of Kooks of Holliewerid.

102. He did not have to do it, it was a choice.

He did that to get the effect Snoopy gets when he kisses Lucy. You know Babs is scrubbing her face with Ajax and a Brillo pad right now...

286 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:20:53pm

re: #285 Desert Dog

He did that to get the effect Snoopy gets when he kisses Lucy. You know Babs is scrubbing her face with Ajax and a Brillo pad right now...

A silver lining...I thought that was a myth, but here it is.

287 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:21:09pm

re: #284 OldLineTexan

You haven't seen my polished cowrie shells.

Doesn't fly with me. I want firewater and thundersticks.

288 jcm  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:21:38pm

re: #287 Occasional Reader

Doesn't fly with me. I want firewater and thundersticks.

Blankets? Only one owner!

289 Sunlight  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:21:41pm

re: #278 Thanos

When there's a far right demo it's usually miniscule, and the response from Antifa is generally much larger, it's like when the Nazis marched in Skokie, not many actual Nazi's were there, but there were tons of counter protestors, the police showed up to protect the nazis.

The article says 700 neo nazis. Can't they separate them rather than pitching a battle and arresting the (supposed) good guys?

290 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:21:49pm

1 chuck E. cheese Token, a Navajo rug, 24 glass beads and a mess of pottage. Sounds like they ought to throw in the New York Times too.

291 Ben Hur  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:22:02pm

I'm sure the high school drop out will have someone write a piece on her blog on "Kissing the Devil" or "Kissing Hitler" etc.

292 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:22:47pm

re: #287 Occasional Reader

Doesn't fly with me. I want firewater and thundersticks.

As we learn from the sad experience of Lame Beaver in Centennial, don't settle for a muzzleloader with a slender risk.

293 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:23:20pm

re: #290 father_of_10

1 chuck E. cheese Token, a Navajo rug, 24 glass beads and a mess of pottage. Sounds like they ought to throw in the New York Times too.

No! It's the beads of the pottage...but not both!

294 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:23:30pm

re: #281 OldLineTexan

"How do I get to her lips past that beak?"

Ewww. Thats what hands are for. He should have then dropped his drawers so she could kiss his ass.

295 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:23:31pm

re: #293 OldLineTexan

No! It's the beads of the pottage...but not both!

"or", PIMF

296 father_of_10  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:24:07pm

re: #293 OldLineTexan

No! It's the beads of the pottage...but not both!

Then it doesn't look like we will be able to get the Times too.

297 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:24:11pm

re: #294 CapeCoddah

Ewww. Thats what hands are for. He should have then dropped his drawers so she could kiss his ass.

Explain this "grab her nose" make-out technique to me.

298 Thanos  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:24:29pm

Interesting - Wiki has adapted the Celtic Cross as the icon / header for its "NeoFascism" heading. Scroll down here on the right

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

299 yochanan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:24:30pm

re: #9 taxfreekiller

New York Times is borrowing on its home office, $250 million.

The Tribune Company has filed for bankruptcy.

msm sucks
now it blows

DOES IT SWALLOW?

300 Occasional Reader  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:25:10pm

re: #292 OldLineTexan

As we learn from the sad experience of Lame Beaver in Centennial, don't settle for a muzzleloader with a slender risk.

"Lame Beaver"? Wait, we covered all the beaver puns this morning. Never mind.

301 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:25:58pm

re: #300 Occasional Reader

"Lame Beaver"? Wait, we covered all the beaver puns this morning. Never mind.

Not only that, "risk" should be "wrist".

/using Ben Hur's dictionary

302 CapeCoddah  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:26:01pm

re: #297 OldLineTexan

Explain this "grab her nose" make-out technique to me.

Hell, dont ask me, I wont even listen to her sing. I took a look at her blog once for shits and giggles, and she is damned near illiterate. Can't spell her own name.

303 wolfie  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:27:01pm

re: #196 Dirk Diggler

It gets a LOT better when Percy Sledge sings it. :)

304 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:28:05pm

re: #293 OldLineTexan

No! It's the beads of the pottage...but not both!

Is that like the marble in the oatmeal?

305 BBev  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:29:37pm

re: #262 father_of_10

Anyone want to go in with me and buy the Miami Herald? Sounds like it isn't worth much. I say we buy it, move the political direction of the editorials, focus on "talking" to communities base, hiring honest reporters, pushing the advertising focus to family and senior oriented readers, then selling it back to the losers that destroyed it in the first place . . . then do it again.

I have an extra $100.00 will that be a good down payment?

306 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:30:23pm

re: #304 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Is that like the marble in the oatmeal?

If I trade my lunch, I need the beads to impress one of the girls of the tribe.

If I trade my beads, at least I eat. Plus, I still have my birthright.

307 hous bin pharteen  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:31:01pm

re: #270 experiencedtraveller

Sorry. My bad.

308 Gang of One  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:31:51pm

re: #61 maddogg

Many of the elitists look at Sarah Palin and must hold their manhood cheaply. She is more man than they are, and she is all woman too.

For the 'men' who mocked and ridiculed Palin, she is more man than they'll ever be, and more woman than they'll ever get.

For the elitist wimyn who insulted her, she is more woman than they'll ever be and more man then they'll ever get.

Palin is genuine; her detractors are not.

309 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:33:29pm
310 OldLineTexan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:34:38pm

re: #309 buzzsawmonkey

The marble in the oatmeal? I took that for granite.

That's the parcheesiest pun I have ever seen you make.

311 derbigdog  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:36:48pm

re: #171 Last Mohican

....frankly slightly dull woman who never did anything more scandalous than driving her son to a hockey game. They invented an assortment


I agree with nearly all you said, but calling Sarah Palin "slightly dull" does seem to fit a person who generates such enthusiasm and hatred.

312 yochanan  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:37:04pm

re: #300 Occasional Reader

"Lame Beaver"? Wait, we covered all the beaver puns this morning. Never mind.

LAME BEAVER would be rosie's native american name

313 Catttt  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:38:50pm

re: #226 experiencedtraveller

I cast thee out through the power of the big Monkey Man.

/Which previously haunted me until I killed it with boilermakers...

I'll see you a monkey man and raise you a - let me see - so many choices -

we'll try - Balla Da Li

314 SixDegrees  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:41:55pm

Ow.

That's gonna hurt tomorrow.

315 SixDegrees  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:49:31pm

re: #30 midwestgak

Besides the fact that teenage girls do not have Down Syndrome babies. What a crock this whole this was.

Well, they can. The incidence of Down's Syndrome increases dramatically with the age of the mother, but it can occur with mothers of any age.

I think the only real questions here are those raised by Patrick Appel: Is anyone stupid or crazy enough to believe the insane ramblings put forth in support of this idea? And, why should anyone care in the first place?

I'm sure this makes Mr. Sullivan feel important in some way. No doubt, the guy who lives under the overpass on my way to work who flips passing motorists the bird every morning also gains some feeling of self-worth from his actions.

316 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:50:11pm

re: #313 Catttt

I'll see you a monkey man and raise you a - let me see - so many choices -

we'll try - Balla Da Li

I down-dinged you. Don't ever do that again. ;)

317 Ceemack  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:57:37pm

re: #111 Walter L. Newton

Symptoms of AIDS dementia complex includes

Poor concentration
Forgetfulness
Loss of short- or long-term memory
Social withdrawal
Slowed thinking
Short attention span
Irritability
Apathy
Ego centric attitude-lack of caring or concern for oneself or others
Weakness
Poor coordination
Impaired judgment
Problems with vision
Personality change

I doubt that any of what we see Mr. Sullivan write would be due to these symptoms.


Is this a list of symptoms, or Sullivan's on-line profile?

318 GeeWiz  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 2:59:21pm

re: #162 father_of_10

THIS should help.

Gotta love ELO!

One of my ELO favorites!

319 debutaunt  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:01:10pm

re: #19 Desert Dog

The next thing you'll tell me is that metal melts! (Covering my ears), no, no, no, no, i will not listen

Go to a steel mill and see for yourself - steel is milled much like grain.

320 JohnnyReb  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:03:24pm

re: #255 Soona'

The people or should I say the media, will never let that happen. They've presented far too long their idea of the template of what a person of national politics, let alone the president, should be. Sarah presents herself as the very opposite of that idea. Unfortunately, the media has most of the power of presentation, nowdays.

Not for much longer. Most of the MSM outlets are either going bankrupt or having their stock rated at junk level. Even Soros can't prop them all up.

321 aboo-Hoo-Hoo  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:06:09pm

re: #171 Last Mohican

Unless she's elected president at some point, I think Sarah Palin will go down in history mostly as the final crucial element that completed the most extreme, the most enormous, the most stunningly mind-bogglingly breathtaking irony of modern American history.

In 2008, America elected a president who was basically a walking, talking pile of scandals, rolled into one and fitted into a suit....

Yes...yes...yes and as someone who quoted someone, 'Americans grew tired of being thought to be dumb by the rest of the world, so they went to the polls and removed all doubt.'

322 LesLein  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:33:46pm

How long will Sullivan be at Provincetown (or is that just a summer destination)? During Sullivan's hiatus his site may be worth checking out.

323 Soccermom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:40:16pm

Down's syndrome is more likely in mothers 35+, and ALSO among teenage mothers.

Obviously, Andrew never had a baby. The stupid things he says about those photos is just amazing. Sarah did a real good job, with her clothes, in making her pregnancy "jump out," as it were. So did Elaine on Seinfeld; she was pregnant an entire season and you could hardly tell because of the way the camera shot her and because of the clothes she wore.

My questions is why anyone would care about this, anyway, aside from the question of why would she lie?

324 Soccermom  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:40:51pm

Whoops! I mean to say in making her pregnancy NOT "jump out."

325 pbird  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:42:03pm

re: #63 CapeCoddah

Ah, time out chair? Try Lobotomy.

Did you notice that the child is a German? I'd say that was a pretty German hissy fit.

326 pbird  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:47:52pm

re: #92 neocon hippie

The ultimate in Palin Derangement Syndrome:

Mayan Palingenesis

W......t......f.........

327 Dr. Shalit  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 3:48:35pm

Sully -

SARAH HEATH-PALIN, the likely 45th President of the United States. Get used to it, own it - your BS helped make it happen.

-S-

328 wiffersnapper  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 4:05:45pm

PWNED

329 callahan23  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 4:38:14pm

re: #326 pbird

W......t......f.........

You said it WTF?
That's New-Age-Trutherism-Conspiracy at the vilest most intense form.
Gagh!

330 FrogMarch  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 4:40:38pm

BEAUTIFUL.


Because Excitable Andy is a dumb ass. a desperate dumb ass - tittering on the edge of full blown Alex Jones conspiracy craziness.

331 f451  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 5:00:37pm

Appel wrote, "I don't believe Sarah Palin is capable of pulling off such a cover-up." Because she's, like -- dumb, y'know? (Always the little dollop of poison, isn't there?)

332 Throbert McGee  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 5:44:41pm

re: #74 karmic_inquisitor

It was Den Beste, LGF, Sullivan and Instapundit that pretty much owned all of the blog real estate to the horizon lines back then. Sullivan [got Bush Derangement Syndrome because of] gay marriage

I don't think it was Bush's endorsement of the Federal Marriage Amendment that sent Andy off the deep end -- since Sullivan can't have been surprised when Bush endorsed the FMA, any more than he could've been surprised when the Vatican reaffirmed its negative stance on homosexuality.

What I personally suspect happened was something like this: Sullivan's wealthy "gay conservative" friends from P-town said: Andrew, we are becoming bored with your defense of this tacky Bush person and the so-very-yesterday Catholic Church. Denounce them or we will kick you out of the Heathers' Club and cut off your party-drug allowance.

And Sullivan, being a man of principle, followed the principles that were most important to him.

333 FrogMarch  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 5:53:51pm

re: #332 Throbert McGee

LOL! no doubt.

334 FlakMusic  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 6:06:32pm

re: #11 Desert Dog

I will never understand the level of hatred that spewed forth towards Sarah Palin.

Well, golly...let's see...she's a successful woman who got where she is without NOW or toeing the line of feminist orthodoxy...she's demonstrated that you don't need to be a liberal to be a feminist...she didn't abort her DS baby. She's an evangelical Christian. She's physically attractive and a good communicator.

You add it all up and she represents a threat to the liberal strangle-hold on single female voters that cannot be allowed to gain political momentum. She must be politically destroyed.

335 Throbert McGee  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 6:07:59pm

re: #308 Gang of One

For the 'men' who mocked and ridiculed Palin, she is more man than they'll ever be, and more woman than they'll ever get.

Just for the edification of the kidlets on LGF, I'm pretty sure that "more man than you'll ever be, more woman than you'll ever get" was originally popularized (if not originated altogether) by Antonio Fargas in Car Wash (1976).

Fargas's character was an extremely swishy "faggot," though not an actual drag queen -- i.e., he identified as an effeminate man who slept with other men, but not as a "woman in a man's body" or a transsexual. And the line was said in response to another black character, who pointed to Fargas's character as an example of how the White Man's System was destroying Black Manhood. (Note that Fargas's "more man than you'll ever be" response, although defiant, doesn't directly challenge the notion that black homos somehow "caught the gay" from the White Man's System -- a piece of bigotry that black homosexuals are STILL dealing with in the African-American community.)

Fargas would later achieve a certain immortality as the "pimp with the live goldfish in his platform shoes" from I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.

336 Right Brain  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 6:21:26pm

Andrew Sullivan is upset that he has no children, and will not have given the method by which he has sex. Its socially acceptable, but useless by nature.

337 Steve_NO  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 7:25:10pm

Andrew is deranged now on so many levels and on so many subjects that it really kind of begs for a clinical/pharmacological explanation. It's hard to even remember back to the old days at TNR when he wrote pieces that could be taken seriously by serious people.

Causation? Quien sabe?

Clearly he was under a great deal of pressure from his poofter peer pals on the war......then the gay marriage kefuffle......then the really deeply weird BDSM obsession with "torture".....full blown BDS and Cheney-fetishism worthy of MoDo in the throes of a hot flash.....a childishly naive Obama worship.....and then the final uber-creepy Palin hatefest......and the totally bizarre obsession with Trig...which would get him on a sex criminal watch list in most red states.

Sullivan's strange anti-breeder mania has destroyed whatever little shred of his reputation he had left. I only hope Andrew survives his AIDs long enough for Trig to grow up and bitch slap his ass for insulting his mother.

338 rumcrook  Mon, Dec 8, 2008 10:09:46pm

something is obviously off kilter with this guys noggin for him to continue down this bizzare fantastical path. and more disturbing he gets paid for it.

339 FrogMarch  Tue, Dec 9, 2008 10:14:46am

Excitable Andy couldn't get over the fact that Sarah Palin was the ONLY person in the entire campaign ballsy enough to point out Obama's flaws.
HOW DARE SHE! Left-wingers get really pissy when you point out the flaws of their holy savior.

340 rumcrook  Tue, Dec 9, 2008 12:17:06pm

re: #339 FrogMarch

the king is wearing no cloths syndrome..... dont point it out or off with your head.


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