Thank you Charles!

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

" Major League" is just starting on one of the HBO channels.

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

Oh I don't know--how about "Blago Beer"--Kinda like "Billy beer"?

I was about to say that there was a mistype in the title of the thread, but I get it now. Just call me slow.

Maybe he was high on some of the new Obamoin.

FABHDT!

Change...Change...Change

Has Obama thrown out the baby with the bathwater yet?

yoohooo !
Beerthirty !

re: #8 jorline

Change...Change...Change

Has Obama thrown out the baby with the bathwater yet?

Kind of tough to toss yourself and your own bathwater out.

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

Hold the Blago!

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

Reminds me of scrapple.

CHICAGO (AP) - Impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (bluh-GOY'-uh-vich) says he's boycotting his impeachment trial next week because the process is unfair, not because he's being defiant.

Why haven't criminals thought of that in the past!?!?

re: #8 jorline

Change...Change...Change

Has Obama thrown out the baby with the bathwater yet?

No, but he supported legislation in Chicago...

Is this guy certifiably insane, or what? He's rambling all over the place. At least he didn't drag in Kipling or Tennyson!

re: #13 sattv4u2

CHICAGO (AP) - Impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (bluh-GOY'-uh-vich) says he's boycotting his impeachment trial next week because the process is unfair, not because he's being defiant.

Why haven't criminals thought of that in the past!?!?

It never works!

re: #6 thefallingman

Maybe he was high on some of the new Obamoin.

ObamaCheeba, or BarakSmack?

Blago is nutz, so as his hair

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

I ain't puttin' any of that on my toast.

Saw a great political cartoon today.. Obama dressed as a Sheriff walking into a saloon.. The cowboys say..There is the new sheriff..What are you going to do to keep us safe?
Obama goes..Well I just shut down the jail.

re: #13 sattv4u2

CHICAGO (AP) - Impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (bluh-GOY'-uh-vich) says he's boycotting his impeachment trial next week because the process is unfair, not because he's being defiant.

Why haven't criminals thought of that in the past!?!?

Blago is being the poster boy of idiotic narcissistic politicians. I could not believe that folks actually voted him into office and then, sacre bleu, re-elected him. (I realize that Chicago almost certainly used their many cemetaries of dead voters to put him in, but the rest of the state helped.)

I hope this wakes up the folks of Illinois.

re: #15 Stoutcat

Is this guy certifiably insane, or what? He's rambling all over the place. At least he didn't drag in Kipling or Tennyson!

You'll have to narrow that down some

THIS GUY!?!?!
Obama?
Blagojivish?
Biden?
Dodd?
Frank?
Rahm?

re: #13 sattv4u2

CHICAGO (AP) - Impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (bluh-GOY'-uh-vich) says he's boycotting his impeachment trial next week because the process is unfair, not because he's being defiant.

Why haven't criminals thought of that in the past!?!?

Crazy bastard. Go down quietly already.
Or not; we could always use a laugh.

Are there any Republican leaders with backbones out there? Better question..Are there any Republican leaders out there?

OT: Iowahawk has another great post.

He's does provide some comedic relief during a terrorist enabling presidency.

This "Hopen" thing is giving me flashbacks to my windows programming days and Hungarian Notation.

well some Chicago bar even created a dirty Governor martini, guess what kind of vodka they use?

re: #24 Bobblehead

Are there any Republican leaders with backbones out there? Better question..Are there any Republican leaders out there?

Ron Paul!

///

I think he missed his chance when he convened the legislature. My understanding is that as sitting gov. it was part of his job to call them into session. No legislative session, no impeachment trial. He's not nearly as conniving as he could be...

re: #26 akak

He's does provide some comedic relief during a terrorist enabling presidency.

That's good, right? Or is it bad because it dilutes our focus?

I still say Geert Wilder's hair and Blago's hair need to enter thunderdome

re: #9 ThinkRight

yoohooo !
Beerthirty !

Well, here it's not quite beer O'Clock, yet. Couple more minutes...

/need to go get one for the countdown...

re: #9 ThinkRight

yoohooo !
Beerthirty !

got me some Belchanfarten right here ready to go!...

re: #23 davinvalkri

Crazy bastard. Go down quietly already.
Or not; we could always use a laugh.

no NO NO!

With the way the MSM crucifies EVERY Conservative/ Republican that does anything from actual felonies to having an overdue library book I WANT this to go on and on and on and on and ,,,

re: #17 mikalm
I wish it was pot. Then we could call it Obamja

See, in Blago's eyes, getting all his hair cut off a la Michael Jordan is worse than going to prison.

re: #31 davinvalkri

That's good, right? Or is it bad because it dilutes our focus?

uh...yeah

US Marine commandant wants his troops out of Iraq

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

Iraq is stable enough to allow the roughly 22,000 US Marines there to withdraw, the service's top general said Friday.

Well I will not argue with him, but it sounds a tad convenient

re: #4 Nevergiveup

Oh I don't know--how about "Blago Beer"--Kinda like "Billy beer"?

Oh waiter, my beer has a hair in it.

re: #8 jorline

Change...Change...Change

Has Obama thrown out the baby with the bathwater yet?

Per Power Line:

Barack Obama says his administration represents the end of "business as usual" in Washington. So far that appears to be true. What's happening these days is considerably worse than what has previously passed for standard practice. Currently, the politically powerful are lined up to receive billions in federal bailout funds. Glenn Reynolds best described what is going on in Obama's Washington:

This is not so much a stimulus, as a massive transfer of wealth from the politically unconnected to the politically connected

.

re: #25 Jetpilot1101

OT: Iowahawk has another great post.

Rosa, we love you.

re: #36 thefallingman

I wish it was pot. Then we could call it Obamja

No doubt some entrepreneur in Amsterdam, or our own medical- marijuana clubs, with come up with an Obama-themed smoke.

re: #20 HoosierHoops

Saw a great political cartoon today.. Obama dressed as a Sheriff walking into a saloon.. The cowboys say..There is the new sheriff..What are you going to do to keep us safe?
Obama goes..Well I just shut down the jail.

Did you scroll down and notice that young lady's shooting stance?

*Assuming you saw that at Theo's joint*

re: #39 Nevergiveup

still leaves 125,000 +/- troops there. From what people I know who have been there recently tell me, that should suffice

re: #39 Nevergiveup
Marines have been arguing that for about a year or so. What they want is all jarheads in Afghanistan and all Army in Iraq.

I get the feeling Blago does not want to go down alone ...only problem is ...he definitely has dirt on people but he sounds nutty now ...Daley is already saying he is "KooKoo" at his press conferences ...Blago said the word "gangster" during the press conference ...he will throw down but it may be too late ...maybe he should not have started with the poetry ...

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

Also a bit like one of the hobbits that wasn't asked to join the Fellowship.

re: #28 Gella

well some Chicago bar even created a dirty Governor martini, guess what kind of vodka they use?

Well possibly Blavo, Emperor or maybe Herbs Aromatic.

re: #37 vxbush

See, in Blago's eyes, getting all his hair cut off a la Michael Jordan is worse than going to prison.

being a dickhead he'd lose his manhood...bwahahaha

re: #44 razorbacker

Did you scroll down and notice that young lady's shooting stance?

*Assuming you saw that at Theo's joint*

It was in the Indy Star this morning...Yep..the MSM..

re: #45 sattv4u2

still leaves 125,000 +/- troops there. From what people I know who have been there recently tell me, that should suffice

I'm not really questioning that, just the timing of the statement.

"No no no, Rosa, no cry!" Senora Kennedy say. "Is not you, is me. I give you the two week of the severance. I help you get a new job after this Senator campaign is over. The security mans will be here to help you out after you finish with the vomit mopping."

LMAO

OMG I ruptured something

re: #52 Nevergiveup

I'm not really questioning that, just the timing of the statement.

hey,, new CIC,,, new meme

re: #39 Nevergiveup

US Marine commandant wants his troops out of Iraq

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

Iraq is stable enough to allow the roughly 22,000 US Marines there to withdraw, the service's top general said Friday.

Well I will not argue with him, but it sounds a tad convenient

No, I've read that the Marines are tired of Iraq. They think that it's too quiet and want to go to the 'Stan, where there is still fighting.

Marines aren't like most people.

re: #49 Jetpilot1101

Well possibly Blavo, Emperor or maybe Herbs Aromatic.

no, try again :) think about words that he uses
hint: its top shelf :)

re: #37 vxbush

See, in Blago's eyes, getting all his hair cut off a la Michael Jordan is worse than going to prison.

It would expose him.

re: #46 thefallingman

Marines have been arguing that for about a year or so. What they want is all jarheads in Afghanistan and all Army in Iraq.

Yeah I know. And they are already setting up the support units in the Afghan region.

re: #39 Nevergiveup

re: #55 razorbacker

No, I've read that the Marines are tired of Iraq. They think that it's too quiet and want to go to the 'Stan, where there is still fighting.

Marines aren't like most people.

BINGO ,, thats what I was referring to about there would still be enough uniforms left

I'm loving all this transparency from the new Pres.

Obama to Press Corps - "I'm not going to come here if you guys are gonna grill me all the time"

/para-phrasing

Sharp object...meet head

re: #23 davinvalkri

Oh man, I didn't know he said he was going to boycott the trial. That's even better.
Finally, a scandal where I want everyone to look bad. If elections can't fix corruption in Chicago, then maybe the Graybar Hotel can.

re: #55 razorbacker

No, I've read that the Marines are tired of Iraq. They think that it's too quiet and want to go to the 'Stan, where there is still fighting.

Marines aren't like most people.

springtime w/SAS Taliban are throwin a party!

re: #32 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I still say Geert Wilder's hair and Blago's hair need to enter thunderdome

This is as close as I can get...

re: #25 Jetpilot1101

OT: Iowahawk has another great post.

Rosa por Presidente

re: #57 CyanSnowHawk

It would expose him.

BIG difference ,, THAT guy had a HUGE brain (and a hot captive female, albeit 500 years old!) But he could MAKE her look yummy in Kirks eyes!

I just keep wondering: what is a regular day for Blago like?

6:00 wake up, look at how awesome my hair looks in the mirror
6:10 breakfast
6:20 jogging around, so everyone can see how awesome I am
7:00 shower
7:10 blow dry my hair and style it
8:00 walk over to office
8:10 check hair again
8:30 plan next press conference; begin riffling through poetry books, looking for that perfect line
8:35 give up, assign that to a staff member

OMG! Wanted to check the Dow and clicked on the djindexes link from Google. Take a look at this press release they've actually put on the site:

DOW JONES INDEXES NAMED BEST ISLAMIC INDEX PROVIDER IN THE ISLAMIC FINANCE NEWS POLL 2008

I'm speechless.

re: #66 vxbush

I just keep wondering: what is a regular day for Blago like?

6:00 wake up, look at how awesome my hair looks in the mirror
6:10 breakfast
6:20 jogging around, so everyone can see how awesome I am
7:00 shower
7:10 blow dry my hair and style it
8:00 walk over to office
8:10 check hair again
8:30 plan next press conference; begin riffling through poetry books, looking for that perfect line
8:35 give up, assign that to a staff member

8:40,,, start eliciting calls for kick backs
9:00,, place gov't property on E-Bay with my PayPal account as recipient

re: #67 subsailor68

That is weird wild stuff.

re: #67 subsailor68

OMG! Wanted to check the Dow and clicked on the djindexes link from Google. Take a look at this press release they've actually put on the site:

DOW JONES INDEXES NAMED BEST ISLAMIC INDEX PROVIDER IN THE ISLAMIC FINANCE NEWS POLL 2008

I'm speechless.

Gah...3 wood needs to know about that. He's been writing about Islamic finance for a while.

re: #65 sattv4u2

BIG difference ,, THAT guy had a HUGE brain (and a hot captive female, albeit 500 years old!) But he could MAKE her look yummy in Kirks eyes!

You can't assume that all the Talosians were smart. I mean, there had to be the ones that insisted on watching Talos Idol.

Two women were playing golf. One teed off and watched in horror as her ball headed directly toward a foursome of men playing the next hole. The ball hit one of the men. He immediately clasped his hands together at his groin, fell to the ground and proceeded to roll around in agony.
The woman rushed down to the man, and immediately began to apologize. 'Please allow me to help. I'm a Physical Therapist and I know I could relieve your pain if you'd allow me,' she told him.
'No, no, I'll be all right. Just give me a few minutes,' the man gasped. He was in obvious agony, lying in the fetal position, still clasping his hands at his groin.

At her persistence, however, he finally allowed her to help. She gently took his hands away and laid them to the side, loosened his pants and put her hands inside. She administered tender and artful massage for several long moments and asked, 'How does that feel?'

He replied, 'It feels great, but I still think my thumb's broken.'

re: #67 subsailor68

OMG! Wanted to check the Dow and clicked on the djindexes link from Google. Take a look at this press release they've actually put on the site:

DOW JONES INDEXES NAMED BEST ISLAMIC INDEX PROVIDER IN THE ISLAMIC FINANCE NEWS POLL 2008

I'm speechless.

Business must be confused by the zero interest thingy.

re: #70 vxbush

Gah...3 wood needs to know about that. He's been writing about Islamic finance for a while.

Hope 3 wood drops by!

re: #66 vxbush

I just keep wondering: what is a regular day for Blago like?

6:00 wake up, look at how awesome my hair looks in the mirror
...
6:20 jogging around, so everyone can see how awesome I am
...
7:10 blow dry my hair and style it
...
8:10 check hair again

I guess somebody had to step in after John Edwards got run out of town.

re: #67 subsailor68

OMG! Wanted to check the Dow and clicked on the djindexes link from Google. Take a look at this press release they've actually put on the site:

DOW JONES INDEXES NAMED BEST ISLAMIC INDEX PROVIDER IN THE ISLAMIC FINANCE NEWS POLL 2008

I'm speechless.

"I for one welcome our new Islamic Overlords" - Dow Jones Board of Directors

re: #60 x-wing

I'm loving all this transparency from the new Pres.

Obama to Press Corps - "I'm not going to come here if you guys are gonna grill me all the time"

/para-phrasing

Sharp object...meet head

from me ,, earlier today

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #73 akak

Business must be confused by the zero interest thingy.

LOL! Yeah, loan your money to somebody with no interest. That's a concept.

re: #74 subsailor68

Hope 3 wood drops by!

If Maddog keeps telling golf jokes, how can he resist?

re: #55 razorbacker

No, I've read that the Marines are tired of Iraq. They think that it's too quiet and want to go to the 'Stan, where there is still fighting.

Marines aren't like most people.

SAS has quietly packed up in Iraq and gone to the 'Stan this month.
Gen. Petraeus had something to do with that ...

Tom Hanks Apologizes for Calling Mormon Support of Prop 8 'Un-American'

[Link: www.people.com...]

I guess now that Obama is the ... well I can't say it but ya know...it's OK to be magnanimous again?

re: #76 ArchangelMichael

"I for one welcome our new Islamic Overlords" - Dow Jones Board of Directors

"Is the board going on a corporate retreat this year?"

"No, a Hajj."

GOOD NEWS LIZARDS

re: #18 Gella

Blago is nutz, so as his hair

The guys is nutz.

His hair is fabulous. I will not stand for disparaging of the Blago hair!

re: #21 vxbush

Blago is being the poster boy of idiotic narcissistic politicians. I could not believe that folks actually voted him into office and then, sacre bleu, re-elected him. (I realize that Chicago almost certainly used their many cemetaries of dead voters to put him in, but the rest of the state helped.)

I hope this wakes up the folks of Illinois.

You could substitute idiot narcissistic with Democratic and have nary a change in meaning.

re: #8 jorline

Change...Change...Change

Has Obama thrown out the baby with the bathwater yet?

He did say it was time to get rid of "childish things". And rhetorically speaking the Great Obama Deity makes Clinton look like Foster Brooks (look it up Gen x and Y'ers)

re: #83 sattv4u2

GOOD NEWS LIZARDS

by my calculations, if all goes well, in less than 4 years the adults will be back in charge!

re: #58 Nevergiveup
I'm hopen it doesn't turn out that way. I've done Iraq twice and would like a crack at Afghanistan next winter. But I don't really think they can because the logistics in place are pretty much all Army.

HOPIUM & DOPIUM

BUCK FLAGO

re: #84 Silhouette

The guys is nutz.

His hair is fabulous. I will not stand for disparaging of the Blago hair!

How comes it's not curly?

re: #87 sattv4u2

by my calculations, if all goes well, in less than 4 years the adults will be back in charge!

That's an awfully long time to let the children run amok.

re: #77 sattv4u2

Just heard it on Laura.

/belated up-ding for you.

re: #90 CyanSnowHawk

How comes it's not curly?

Moe and Larry wouldn't allow it

re: #28 Gella

well some Chicago bar even created a dirty Governor martini, guess what kind of vodka they use?

Cooked Goose?

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

spaghetti sauce

re: #92 x-wing

Just heard it on Laura.

/belated up-ding for you.

not me ,,, was on drudge when I woke up

I wonder if Governor Blago ever gets ex-Governor Blanco's mail?

re: #97 Silhouette

I wonder if Governor Blago ever gets ex-Governor Blanco's mail?

just the feminine hygein product ones

re: #84 Silhouette

The guys is nutz.

His hair is fabulous. I will not stand for disparaging of the Blago hair!

too much work with it, same as Trump (just a tool)

re: #88 thefallingman

I'm hopen it doesn't turn out that way. I've done Iraq twice and would like a crack at Afghanistan next winter. But I don't really think they can because the logistics in place are pretty much all Army.

Navy/Marine support units and logistic are on the move.

re: #87 sattv4u2

by my calculations, if all goes well, in less than 4 years the adults will be back in charge!

In exactly...

Gotta go, Lizards - Madam Dog insists ...

Seeya tomorrow, all being well.

re: #89 yochanan

HOPIUM & DOPIUM

BUCK FLAGO

Is that anything like Bart Fargo?

re: #101 jcm

In exactly...

if we're REALLY lucky ,,, 2 years

re: #55 razorbacker

Marines aren't like most people.

THANK GOD!

re: #100 Nevergiveup

Navy/Marine support units and logistic are on the move.

Everything is changing, incl Pakistan & Russia.

re: #94 aggieann

Cooked Goose?

nop, try again
do u want another hint? :)

Gold up $37 today

re: #9 ThinkRight

CHIMAY AND CHILE man food

re: #107 Gella

nop, try again
do u want another hint? :)

I'm at a loss.

re: #55 razorbacker

Marines aren't like most people.

Something for which this medical-retired sailor and US citizen is infinitely grateful for. Semper Fi! God Blessed America and then created the US Marines for protection of that blessing.

Pay attention to Eric Holder’s law firm and Gitmo detainees

[Link: michellemalkin.com...]

The firm represents 17 Yemeni nationals and one Pakistani citizen held at Guantánamo Bay.

Conflict of Interests?

re: #77 sattv4u2

from me ,, earlier today

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

will they take away his visitation rights?

Nope, they'll keep the questions down to the whole 'how's the new puppy adjusting to the big house"

re: #110 Jetpilot1101
hint: swearing words
that vodka was made by some rapper i think

re: #104 sattv4u2

if we're REALLY lucky ,,, 2 years

If the first few days are any indication the '10 midterms are going make the Gingrich Revolution look like a mild turn over in seats.

re: #2 godfrey

"Blago" sounds like a brand of some kind of sandwich spread.

...for bulimics.

re: #98 sattv4u2

and the hair spray

re: #108 unreconstructed rebel

Gold up $37 today

I'm keeping my eye on whiskey and toilet paper as well

blago actually thinks he hasn't done anything wrong.
it was all just business as usual.
he is looking around saying, "what's the big deal?"

re: #65 sattv4u2

BIG difference ,, THAT guy had a HUGE brain (and a hot captive female, albeit 500 years old!) But he could MAKE her look yummy in Kirks Pike's eyes!

/my geekdom knows no bounds!

re: #108 unreconstructed rebel

Gold up $37 today

I love the comedian who said, "If I've learned one thing in listening to talk radio for 25 years, it is that NOW is a great time to buy gold."

Good economy, bad economy, peace, war, whatever, the ads always insist that NOW is the best time. ;-)

re: #81 Nevergiveup

Tom Hanks Apologizes for Calling Mormon Support of Prop 8 'Un-American'

[Link: www.people.com...]

I guess now that Obama is the ... well I can't say it but ya know...it's OK to be magnanimous again?

From your link:

Tom Hanks is rethinking his comments about Mormons who supported Proposition 8.

Last week, the star, who is an executive producer for HBO's controversial series Big Love about a group of polygamist Mormons, spoke out about the religious group's involvement in passing the California law, which bans same-sex marriage.

I don't subscribe to hbo, but if I did I would not watch this sh*t.

re: #121 Silhouette

I love the comedian who said, "If I've learned one thing in listening to talk radio for 25 years, it is that NOW is a great time to buy gold."

Good economy, bad economy, peace, war, whatever, the ads always insist that NOW is the best time. ;-)

I like G. Gordon Liddy's ads:

"Buy gold, or I'll beat the crap outta you."

re: #104 sattv4u2

if we're REALLY lucky ,,, 2 years

That's a bad insinuation on a couple levels.

President Biden would be lucky?

re: #121 Silhouette

I love the comedian who said, "If I've learned one thing in listening to talk radio for 25 years, it is that NOW is a great time to buy gold."

Good economy, bad economy, peace, war, whatever, the ads always insist that NOW is the best time. ;-)

Price going up, buy; price going down, buy.

The latest meme is "no matter what the economy gold was never worth zero."

Gee...now the Dems have Silky Pony and Wonder Mane.

re: #113 Eowyn2

will they take away his visitation rights?

Nope, they'll keep the questions down to the whole 'how's the new puppy adjusting to the big house"

Actually, the press in that room has a history of getting pretty testy no matter who's in office. Unlike when Obama could pick and choose who got on the plane/ train during the campaing, the White House Press room has to credential many outlets from opposing views, including foreign correspondents

re: #41 unreconstructed rebel

Paging Ayn Rand

Combining two topics, Blago is comedy GOLD

Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, comparing his plight to the persecution of rogue cowboys in old Westerns, said Friday that the state Senate is trampling on his constitutional rights as it prepares for his impeachment trial.

A day earlier, in an interview, he said his arrest last month was like the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

With Governor Rod Blagoyevich as Exhibit A (representing Chicago, Illinois' state of the art democrat ethics & voters, what's not to like?)

Yes, Governor!

What a great tv show spoof of these SEIU-niks' "service" to their state.

re: #123 subsailor68

I like G. Gordon Liddy's ads:

"Buy gold, or I'll beat the crap outta you."

crawls off meekly to buy gold...

re: #125 FurryOldGuyJeans

Price going up, buy; price going down, buy.

The latest meme is "no matter what the economy gold was never worth zero."

Gold will keep you out of the camps... maybe.

re: #120 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

/my geekdom knows no bounds!

upding for the correction , thanks (but she looked hot in MY eyes too!)

re: #43 mikalm

No doubt some entrepreneur in Amsterdam, or our own medical- marijuana clubs, with come up with an Obama-themed smoke.

From an article in the Hudson, New York, paper
[Link: www.recordonline.com...]

The alleged dealers were pushing a variety of heroin that they called "Obama." Chaboty said dealers are known to stamp the glassine wax paper that carries the heroin with brand names — like "Black Death" or "Blue Sunshine" — so that users can identify their preferred brands. This drug ring's stamp happened to carry the new president's surname.

re: #129 Silhouette

Combining two topics, Blago is comedy GOLD

No, no, no. The Germans bombed Pearl Harbor!

/

re: #124 DeafDog

That's a bad insinuation on a couple levels.

President Biden would be lucky?

Our enemies would all laugh themselves to death. ;)

UFO Watches Obama Inauguration

suitable for the FADT...

re: #124 DeafDog

That's a bad insinuation on a couple levels.

President Biden would be lucky?

no ,, Congessional elections,,

re: #123 subsailor68

I like G. Gordon Liddy's ads:

"Buy gold, or I'll beat the crap outta you."

LOL!

Out here in Cali, the old Gold Country is being rediscovered. Apparently lots of people are panning or sluicing the rivers for color, what with the stuff being so insanely valuable now. It does this native son's heart good...

re: #129 Silhouette

Combining two topics, Blago is comedy GOLD

"Was it over when the Cowboys bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"

re: #129 Silhouette

Combining two topics, Blago is comedy GOLD

figures he'd drop a bomb like that...

With all the cool kids getting deletions today I have the sudden urge to write something really stupid.

re: #113 Eowyn2

will they take away his visitation rights?

Nope, they'll keep the questions down to the whole 'how's the new puppy adjusting to the big house"

He's sh*tting all over the place right now, wondering what he's gotten into - that's why they're gonna call him "American People"

re: #131 Silhouette

crawls off meekly to buy gold...

"And ya better not come back empty-handed."

(Aw, G. Gordon, take a chill pill dude.)

re: #137 Kenneth

UFO Watches Obama Inauguration

suitable for the FADT...

Actually, there is a good explanation for that. Calypso Louis Farahkhan was just checking in on the inauguration from his mother ship.

re: #129 Silhouette

He's the gift that keeps on giving.

At least my man Mitt is keeping his face on the news shows. Got to stay in the public mind.

re: #138 sattv4u2

no ,, Congessional elections,,

That is one thing that potentially could impede O's agenda, not enough time to let a lap-dog Congress enact it.

re: #124 DeafDog

That's a bad insinuation on a couple levels.

President Biden would be lucky?

re: #138 sattv4u2

no ,, Congessional elections,,

And enough Senate races to have the R's back in the majority

re: #139 mikalm

LOL!

Out here in Cali, the old Gold Country is being rediscovered. Apparently lots of people are panning or sluicing the rivers for color, what with the stuff being so insanely valuable now. It does this native son's heart good...

So that's what happened to the San Francisco 49r's!

:-)

re: #138 sattv4u2

Ahhh...I thought you were figuring Obama's term would end early. My bad.

re: #134 aggieann

From an article in the Hudson, New York, paper
[Link: www.recordonline.com...]

The alleged dealers were pushing a variety of heroin that they called "Obama." Chaboty said dealers are known to stamp the glassine wax paper that carries the heroin with brand names — like "Black Death" or "Blue Sunshine" — so that users can identify their preferred brands. This drug ring's stamp happened to carry the new president's surname.

And I suppose like any other hucksters, they choose brand names and imagery that conjure up success, power and/or media memes.

Obama is a Blagojecrat (bluh-GOY'-uh-crat). I believe that I will start referring to all so called Democrat party hacks as Blagojecrats.

Can't wait for the impeachment party to start. I wonder how much the Popcorn concession will cost. Or how about the beer concession?

re: #149 sattv4u2

And enough Senate races to have the R's back in the majority

Ummm, The Senate is part of Congress. Congress is the House and the Senate combined. ;)

re: #142 experiencedtraveller

With all the cool kids getting deletions today I have the sudden urge to write something really stupid.

Take the easy route, quote something stupid.

re: #151 DeafDog

Ahhh...I thought you were figuring Obama's term would end early. My bad.

Heavens no. I wish that on NO American President ,, EVER.

And I sold gold today which may cover the 'really stupid' part of things...

G. Gordon Liddy for Prez, Alive or Dead, However Long It Takes!

Now that's a movement to bug the libs with.

re: #154 FurryOldGuyJeans

Ummm, The Senate is part of Congress. Congress is the House and the Senate combined. ;)

yes,, i'm aware,, I was just making a (valid) point

re: #151 DeafDog

Ahhh...I thought you were figuring Obama's term would end early. My bad.

Your good, actually, if that could be achieved peacefully and by the law.

22:51 Dutch rule out large Afghan mission beyond 2010 (Reuters

But I thought with Obama in charge all our "Allies?" are on board? Am I missing something?

re: #152 mikalm

And I suppose like any other hucksters, they choose brand names and imagery that conjure up success, power and/or media memes.

HOPIUM AND DOPIUM

re: #159 sattv4u2

yes,, i'm aware,, I was just making a (valid) point

Nice CYA there. ;)

re: #158 suitepotato

G. Gordon Liddy for Prez, Alive or Dead, However Long It Takes!

Now that's a movement to bug the libs with.

Yeah, I can hear his first State of the Union:

"Bite me."

re: #154 FurryOldGuyJeans

Ummm, The Senate is part of Congress. Congress is the House and the Senate combined. ;)

re: #159 sattv4u2

yes,, i'm aware,, I was just making a (valid) point

because ALL "congressmen" must run every 2 years,. while only SOME in the Senate will be running in 2

re: #129 Silhouette

Combining two topics, Blago is comedy GOLD

My G-D! This town needs an enema!

re: #156 sattv4u2

Heavens no. I wish that on NO American President ,, EVER.

You wouldn't want to see a perfectly legal impeachment and conviction?

re: #166 DisturbedEma

My G-D! This town needs an enema!

Ema!

How are the twins?

you know on one hand i know the marines WANT to go to 'stan cuz its "more fun" because i hear them say it. but i really must admit, i dont really find it easy to get excited about MY fiance going and getting shot at.
weirdly i really dont mind him getting hit if its not dead...

he says he first knew he must love me when his first thought getting shot at wasnt "Oh boy, go ahead and try to hit me fucker!"
But instead became "Damn, Shes gonna kick my ass if i get hit..."
lol

Abraham Lincoln’s ghost has been spotted among strange occurrences at the Obama inauguration

The Lincoln Bible was also Abraham’s family bible, and includes scrawled notes and doodles young Abraham made during particularly long services. Among the most famous of these scribbles is a five-page treatise which he used to convince young Luisa May Francis to go with him to the Spring dance of 1813.

However, since the historic Bible was taken out of storage, strange happenings have followed it.

In the days prior to the event, photographs of the Bible showed strange blurs in the background. When the photos are placed on top of each other and used like a flip book, the photographs show the ghost of Abraham Lincoln doing a happy dance.

Throbbing Lincoln Bible?

19:58 Doctors: Many Palestinians in Gaza hospitals in danger of dying (Haaretz

Yeah maybe, but think how much better off they are than those in the cemeteries?

re: #168 Silhouette

Ema!

How are the twins?

They are doing very well. . .on opposite sleeping schedules so they are as easy to tell apart as night and day. . .

Like that? Yeah, thought not:)

re: #167 FurryOldGuyJeans

You wouldn't want to see a perfectly legal impeachment and conviction?

no,,, WAY too harmful country on so many levels. I'm old enough to recall the anquish during Nixons last days as well as Clintons indescretions ripping the country apart

re: #134 aggieann

From an article in the Hudson, New York, paper
[Link: www.recordonline.com...]

The alleged dealers were pushing a variety of heroin that they called "Obama." Chaboty said dealers are known to stamp the glassine wax paper that carries the heroin with brand names — like "Black Death" or "Blue Sunshine" — so that users can identify their preferred brands. This drug ring's stamp happened to carry the new president's surname.

That's one way to get through the next 4 years.

re: #167 FurryOldGuyJeans

You wouldn't want to see a perfectly legal impeachment and conviction?

Not for the hell of it, no. No more than extracting an absessed tooth.

re: #171 Nevergiveup

19:58 Doctors: Many Palestinians in Gaza hospitals in danger of dying (Haaretz

Yeah maybe, but think how much better off they are than those in the cemeteries?

MY GIVE A DAMN IS BROKEN

re: #170 Kenneth

Ahhh, the WWN. Nice to see a periodical that doesn't take themselves seriously.

/at least I hope they don't. . . .

re: #155 CyanSnowHawk

Take the easy route, quote something stupid.

Wisdom! Thats why you get paid the big bucks.

re: #173 sattv4u2

no,,, WAY too harmful country on so many levels. I'm old enough to recall the anquish during Nixons last days as well as Clintons indescretions ripping the country the oval officeapart

sorry, hormonal AND sleep deprived. . .

oh and FWIW... my MArine's in Anbar right now, and it IS fuckin boring as all hell to him. And he's going out on patroll and the worst danger is sucking down alot of dust and nearly dying of boredom.

re: #108 unreconstructed rebel

Gold up $37 today

More than that: Up $42 on the 24-hour spot gold site.

re: #172 DisturbedEma

Bless you heart. Ah, you will endure.

re: #169 Karagush

i dont really find it easy to get excited about MY fiance going and getting shot at

Fiance? Congratulations, Kara!

I never use a blago when I am only getting one thing, or several things that are small enough to put in my pockets. I hate blagos.

re: #167 FurryOldGuyJeans

You wouldn't want to see a perfectly legal impeachment and conviction?

President Biden would be a horror. The man had a cerebral aneurysm rupture, two craniotomies and took months to recover. There's every reason to fear that this partially lobotomized him. Symptoms would be poor judgment and impulsiveness--sound at all familiar?

SECRETS OF CHENEY’S SAFE REVEALED

WASHINGTON, DC - Handymen accidentally cracked open the man-sized safe of exiting Vice President Dick Cheney while transferring his effects.

Statements taken from several of the workers before they were processed and detained by homeland security officials indicate the safe was loaded with more than 100 video cassettes of “chick flicks” and romantic comedies, such as “Steel Magnolias,” “Sleepless In Seattle,” “The Notebook,” “Legally Blonde,” “While You Were Sleeping,” and “Stanley and Iris”.

Additionally, workers came across dozens of audio mix tapes featuring tracks by Air Supply, Josh Groban, and Norah Jones. “I expected to find lots of papers and secret documents about torture, Iraq, Halliburton… stuff like that,” said Ignacio Cordoba of D.C. based moving company Smooth Movers. “Instead, it was just a bunch of Sandra Bullock and Dermot Mulrooney crap fests and mix tapes.”

Other handlers of the safe noted a manilla envelope that read “Reagan DNA” and a shoe box labeled “Back-Up Heart.” When Cheney noticed what the witnesses had seen, he quickly attempted a diversion by purposely pulling a muscle in his back. He will now be forced to attend President Elect Barack Obama’s inauguration ceremony in a wheelchair.

re: #161 Nevergiveup

The Dutch don't plan on being around much past 2010? /

Seriously, I believe that the Dutch military can't sustain its operations in ISAF.

re: #173 sattv4u2

no,,, WAY too harmful country on so many levels. I'm old enough to recall the anquish during Nixons last days as well as Clintons indescretions ripping the country apart

Gee all this time I thought it was the felony perjury in the grand jury that was ripping the country apart during the Clinton debacle...now I know it was just the BJ's.

re: #139 mikalm

LOL!

Out here in Cali, the old Gold Country is being rediscovered. Apparently lots of people are panning or sluicing the rivers for color, what with the stuff being so insanely valuable now. It does this native son's heart good...

"There was a miner double-o-niner, and his daughter, Clementine"

re: #115 jcm

If the first few days are any indication the '10 midterms are going make the Gingrich Revolution look like a mild turn over in seats.

I can just hear the following exchange

non-incumbent candidate (NIC): "Are you better off now than you were four years ago"?

Office Holder (HO): But the One^tm has only been in office for two years.

NIC: Yes, but both the US Senate and US Congress has been in your party's hands for 4 years.

HO: I been PUNKD.

re: #165 sattv4u2

because ALL "congressmen" must run every 2 years,. while only SOME in the Senate will be running in 2

No, all Representatives must run for re-election every 2 years. Senators are staggered at 1/3 every two years with a 6 year term.

/ Constitutional nit-pick.

re: #180 Karagush

oh and FWIW... my MArine's in Anbar right now, and it IS fuckin boring as all hell to him. And he's going out on patroll and the worst danger is sucking down alot of dust and nearly dying of boredom.

May they continue to be bored to peace. . .and get ready to come home and protect those who have not armed up. . .

countdown to banning guns in 5. . .4 . ..3 . .

re: #170 Kenneth

Among the most famous of these scribbles is a five-page treatise which he used to convince young Luisa May Francis to go with him to the Spring dance of 1813.

He was going to dances at age 4? And writing his own invitations?

re: #169 Karagush

Congratulations on the engagement, Kara!

re: #179 DisturbedEma

sorry, hormonal AND sleep deprived. . .

Sorry Emma, but it harmed the country! Yes, the integrity of the office was besmerched, but the country ("it was only sex,,, it's his private life",,, "he's a serial rapist,,, he's a disgrace")

Two sides , same coin

re: #182 Silhouette

Bless you heart. Ah, you will endure.

G-d willing. . .Shabbos is coming:) The naming this weekend. . .VERY excited to tell their names. . .:)

re: #170 Kenneth

Abraham Lincoln’s ghost has been spotted among strange occurrences at the Obama inauguration
The Lincoln Bible was also Abraham’s family bible, and includes scrawled notes and doodles young Abraham made during particularly long services. Among the most famous of these scribbles is a five-page treatise which he used to convince young Luisa May Francis to go with him to the Spring dance of 1813.

Throbbing Lincoln Bible?

Lincoln was 4 years old in 1813. A bit precocious?

re: #183 wrenchwench

Fiance? Congratulations, Kara!

thanks wench since there was nowhere to get me a ring long distance im wearing his HS ring. Funneh but i love it. He decided he wants to put down roots. They've already told him to get ready to go to 'stan, and not count on getting out for 2 more years.

re: #180 Karagush

oh and FWIW... my MArine's in Anbar right now, and it IS fuckin boring as all hell to him. And he's going out on patroll and the worst danger is sucking down alot of dust and nearly dying of boredom.

I hope his tour continues to be completely boring and uneventful. God bless him and his fellow Marines.

re: #189 Tigger2005

"There was a miner double-o-niner, and his daughter, Clementine"

I like Tom Lehrer's version(s) better. The aria is nice, but the Gilbert and Sullivan is priceless:

re: #180 Karagush

oh and FWIW... my MArine's in Anbar right now, and it IS fuckin boring as all hell to him. And he's going out on patroll and the worst danger is sucking down alot of dust and nearly dying of boredom.

that is when things are the most dangerous; when the grunt lets his guard down because patrols seem boring. just saying.

re: #188 michaelhop

Gee all this time I thought it was the felony perjury in the grand jury that was ripping the country apart during the Clinton debacle...now I know it was just the BJ's.

both ,,, but what is it "remembered" for ?

re: #197 dentate

I believe the article is intended as satire.

re: #176 yochanan

MY GIVE A DAMN IS BROKEN

re: #195 sattv4u2

Sorry Emma, but it harmed the country! Yes, the integrity of the office was besmerched, but the country ("it was only sex,,, it's his private life",,, "he's a serial rapist,,, he's a disgrace")

Two sides , same coin

It harmed the idea of what made a good leader. . .he was given pass because he "did so much good". . .and so it began, the excusing of bad behavior in leaders. . .as long as they "get results"

re: #188 michaelhop

pooint being ,,, an impeachemnt of the POTUS is NEVEr "good" for the country

re: #197 dentate

Lincoln was 4 years old in 1813. A bit precocious?

I think we both forgot to check where the link came from.

re: #202 sattv4u2

both ,,, but what is it "remembered" for ?

The oral office stuff didn't rip me apart...made me jealous, maybe.

Until Monica's testimony, I had thought only the Congress had crooked members...

re: #206 sattv4u2

pooint being ,,, an impeachemnt of the POTUS is NEVEr "good" for the country

Yet retaining one that should be impeached and convicted could be argued as something even worse.

re: #206 sattv4u2

pooint being ,,, an impeachemnt of the POTUS is NEVEr "good" for the country

don't worry, not many people realize he WAS impeached. . .whew! ///

re: #185 dentate

President Biden would be a horror. The man had a cerebral aneurysm rupture, two craniotomies and took months to recover. There's every reason to fear that this partially lobotomized him. Symptoms would be poor judgment and impulsiveness--sound at all familiar?

Damn the MSM. This is the first I'm hearing about this. If Sarah Palin had had brain surgery, you can be sure that every single news outlet would have been screaming about her lack of fitness for office.

re: #199 doppelganglander

I hope his tour continues to be completely boring and uneventful. God bless him and his fellow Marines.

thanks man. From your lips to G-ds ears.
he wanted to come home and take care of me and my girl, looks like he will come home rest up, and go somewhere else. Likely somewhere a tad more exciting than Anbar... did you ever think Anbar would become downright monotonous? How cool is that?

re: #209 michaelhop

The oral office stuff didn't rip me apart...made me jealous, maybe.

Until Monica's testimony, I had thought only the Congress had crooked members...

ewww!

re: #187 lawhawk

The Dutch don't plan on being around much past 2010? /

Seriously, I believe that the Dutch military can't sustain its operations in ISAF.

I wouldn't place money on the Dutch sustaining operations in Rotterdam past 2010.

re: #186 Kenneth

SECRETS OF CHENEY’S SAFE REVEALED

Lemme guess ... Geraldo was there?

Oh, and how do you "accidentally" crack open a man-sized safe?

/yes I know it's a goof.

re: #214 DisturbedEma

Did I make you more disturbed? Sorry !

re: #210 FurryOldGuyJeans

Yet retaining one that should be impeached and convicted could be argued as something even worse.

Yes it would. But it would be my hope that ANY POTUS would not place himself in an impeachable position.

re: #108 unreconstructed rebel

Gold up $37 today

Nice to know something is up today!

re: #211 DisturbedEma

don't worry, not many people realize he WAS impeached. . .whew! ///

Sadly all too true. Impeachment by the House is not the same as conviction by the Senate.

re: #217 michaelhop

Did I make you more disturbed? Sorry !

Mind bleach please, extra burning. . .

re: #219 Temujin

Nice to know something is up today!

Oh no, not gonna touch that one.

:-)

re: #187 lawhawk

The Dutch don't plan on being around much past 2010? /

Seriously, I believe that the Dutch military can't sustain its operations in ISAF.

except for the Dutch commandos, I can't see the Dutch military successfully participating in any kind of combat operations. Hell, they couldn't even manage any kind of REFORGER exercises with any degree of success. I always had the impression the Dutch military was there only because it was expected, but no one in their military took it serious.

Man, quiet afternoon. I'm fairly sure I just got in a 15-20 minute nap sitting here at my desk.

re: #208 Iron Fist

Ha! Had you going there...

It's the Friday afternoon drinking thread, so you better expect that sort of thing. Speaking of which, I've got a date with a cold beer & a hot woman (the Mrs).

Later all!

re: #219 Temujin

Nice to know something is up today!

I did not see, market bad?

re: #180 Karagush

oh and FWIW... my MArine's in Anbar right now, and it IS fuckin boring as all hell to him. And he's going out on patroll and the worst danger is sucking down alot of dust and nearly dying of boredom.

My son was there last year in Fallujah..He gave me his thumb drive full of pictures..He wasn't that bored..
best of luck to you and your's and I pray he comes home safely.
The Marines sent the 3/5 to Japan for 7 months.. I think it was a big thank you and well done...

re: #226 DisturbedEma

I did not see, market bad?

Yes. When I was there earlier today, the bananas didn't look too good!

re: #227 HoosierHoops

My son was there last year in Fallujah..He gave me his thumb drive full of pictures..He wasn't that bored..
best of luck to you and your's and I pray he comes home safely.
The Marines sent the 3/5 to Japan for 7 months.. I think it was a big thank you and well done...

niiice :)

re: #218 sattv4u2

Yes it would. But it would be my hope that ANY POTUS would not place himself in an impeachable position.

Sadly that is not up to us. All we can do is vote, after the fact if that comes to pass.

re: #201 Outrider

that is when things are the most dangerous; when the grunt lets his guard down because patrols seem boring. just saying.

we know. good thing hes a freakoid. Not inclined to be complacent, slightly hyper, and trained to notice things. Fun fact-- I speak Turkmen and taught him some words that might be useful to know so he can also listen
and even ask simple questions.

Lol and of course "ILL BE BACK!"

"Men Dolandi..." tho thats a kinda clumsy translitaration.

re: #228 sattv4u2

Yes. When I was there earlier today, the bananas didn't look too good!

yeah? wow, guess I better divest my banana shares:)

re: #228 sattv4u2

Yes. When I was there earlier today, the bananas didn't look too good!

But did they have no bananas?

re: #212 CyanSnowHawk

Damn the MSM. This is the first I'm hearing about this. If Sarah Palin had had brain surgery, you can be sure that every single news outlet would have been screaming about her lack of fitness for office.

I made this point here over and over at the time. It is freely available information and can be found on Wikipedia. Anyone with any experience with aneurysms and craniotomies could tell you that 7 months of recovery time indicate a rough course, and could also tell you the part of the brain most likely injured and the consequences of that injury. Some people do pretty well, but I would sleep a whole lot better if I saw a current MRI scan and a complete neuropsych test before letting this man put his finger on the button--and I would say the SAME even were I in 100% agreement with his positions. This is a matter of national importance, his medical record in this respect should have been released, and yet no one seemed to care...

re: #196 DisturbedEma

G-d willing. . .Shabbos is coming:) The naming this weekend. . .VERY excited to tell their names. . .:)

Twin A and Twin B?

re: #228 sattv4u2

Yes. When I was there earlier today, the bananas didn't look too good!

Blaming Bush is a market gainer.

re: #230 FurryOldGuyJeans

Sadly that is not up to us. All we can do is vote, after the fact if that comes to pass.

So it's your hope that Obama DOES something thats an impeachable offense?

re: #226 DisturbedEma

I did not see, market bad?

Not too bad, overall -

I should avoid looking at the current price of stock I own, is all!

re: #214 DisturbedEma

Wow. Maybe its my browser, but your "Ewww" stretched beyond the text box!

Day two of Facebook, mistakenly using my real name to honor a "Friend" request from an uber moonbat Israeli frat brother . . . got a "Friend" request from an Alpha Omicron Pi (POT) sorority sister. My past was fun but I'm not sure I want to relive it, I'm lucky to be here.

/won't be long now until I start running into ex-girlfriends

re: #232 DisturbedEma

yeah? wow, guess I better divest my banana shares:)

Roll 'em over into banana bread.

Security officials said the strikes, which saw up to five missiles slam into houses in separate villages, killed seven "foreigners" - a term that usually means al-Qaeda - but locals also said that three children lost their lives.

Lost their lives?

One said that as well as three children, the tribesman's relatives were killed in the blast.

Obama.

War criminal.

Massacre.

Targetting children.

But hey, since when does the world care when Muslims kill Muslims?

WHAT?!?

;)

[Link: www.timesonline.co.uk...]

re: #233 Silhouette

But did they have no bananas?

"Yes! We have no bananas
We have no bananas today!
We have string beans and onions, cabBAges and scallions
And all kinds of fruit and say
We have an old fashioned toMAHto
A Long Island poTAHto, but

Yes! We have no bananas
We have no bananas today!"

re: #204 scottishbuzzsaw

WORKS FOR ME

re: #226 DisturbedEma

I did not see, market bad?

Yeah, it's not the greatest just now. Gotta feel for GE shareholders.

re: #235 debutaunt

Twin A and Twin B?

Sweet Sasha and Marvelous Malia?

re: #241 redstateredneck

Roll 'em over into banana bread.

"Oh, hallelujah, our problems are solved, you brought us banana bread."
/Apu from The Simpsons

re: #170 Kenneth

Ack! I better go lock some of my books up in a safe. I have a copy of Erasmus's Adagia from the 1500s that was in a Castle in Scotland where they have the "Ghost of the Drummer" who was put inside his drum and thrown from the battlement. [Link: thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com...]
A copy too of one of the works of Erasmus that was dedicated to Ann Boleyn's father in an effort by Erasmus to schmooze Henry VIII and we know what happened to her. Probably ok with my copy of Erasus's Bible that he dedicated to Henry VIII's last wife. She outlived him. These books can get downright spooky at times.

re: #240 Killian Bundy

Day two of Facebook, mistakenly using my real name to honor a "Friend" request from an uber moonbat Israeli frat brother . . . got a "Friend" request from an Alpha Omicron Pi (POT) sorority sister. My past was fun but I'm not sure I want to relive it, I'm lucky to be here.

/won't be long now until I start running into ex-girlfriends

as long as they don't arrive with children that bear your resemblence about to enter college

re: #224 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Man, quiet afternoon. I'm fairly sure I just got in a 15-20 minute nap sitting here at my desk.

Which congressional district do you represent?

re: #245 Guanxi88

Yeah, it's not the greatest just now. Gotta feel for GE shareholders.

/$3.35 basis, I'm in for the long haul

re: #197 dentate

Lincoln was 4 years old in 1813. A bit precocious?

Wow it must be true they have a picture of it.
/

re: #250 Occasional Reader

Which congressional district do you represent?

LOL

OT: Obama to stimulate economy with free condoms

“How can you spend hundreds of millions of dollars on contraceptives?” Boehner asked. “How does that stimulate the economy?”

You really cant make this up. Then Boehner said this:

Boehner said congressional Republicans are also concerned about the size of the package.

Obama wants us to screw more, then get an abortion.

re: #160 FurryOldGuyJeans

Your good, actually, if that could be achieved peacefully and by the law.

With Biden or Pelosi in the bull pen, nothing good could come of it.