Am I wrong to say that the blonde is hot?

this is great

And, as always, everything is better in slo-mo.

That scared the snot out of me.

re: #1 Wyatt Earp

Am I wrong to say that the blonde is hot?

That was my first and last thought. Nice rack to

Mac is attractive but still expensive!

Knocked his balls off!

re: #5 Nevergiveup

That was my first and last thought. Nice rack to

The fight scenes are great, but let's be honest: Blondes trump all of that.

That was freaking awesome!

re: #1 Wyatt Earp

Yes. Yes you are.

re: #5 Nevergiveup

re: #1 Wyatt Earp

Am I wrong to say that the blonde is hot?

That was my first and last thought. Nice rack to

now you guys got me wondering what I'm missing. Blocked here at work...

Your face gets viruses.

re: #10 coquimbojoe

Yes. Yes you are.

You don't think she's hot, or I shouldn't have said it?

that was pretty cool. Somebody was better at graphics than dialog though.

re: #13 Wyatt Earp

You don't think she's hot, or I shouldn't have said it?

I don't think she was hot.

re: #4 MandyManners

That scared the snot out of me.

Gesundheit.

That's very cool.
It made me want to see that weird future tale about ''Google-con'' taking over the world again, but I can't find it anywhere anymore.

Now, that was weird.

re: #12 Charles

Your face gets viruses.

Huh?

Those thowing apples were great. Very inventive.

re: #15 coquimbojoe

I don't think she was hot.

Eh, I dig her. What can I say?

re: #21 Wyatt Earp

Eh, I dig her. What can I say?

More power to you. I liked the robots.

re: #22 buzzsawmonkey

I have here a piece of software that guarantees PC in our time...

How long have you waited to say that?

re: #23 coquimbojoe

More power to you. I liked the robots.

Hum?

re: #19 LGoPs

Huh?

Quote from the vid.

re: #25 Nevergiveup

Hum?

Its a thing, what can I say?

re: #26 Charles

OK. I'l have to see it at home tonight...thanks

re: #27 coquimbojoe

Its a thing, what can I say?

Well now that I think about it, it seems I've got this laptop on my lap more than...well you get the point.

re: #7 MandyManners

Knocked his balls off!

I LOLed!

Someone once said of dealing with Gates, It's like a knife fight.
Ok, maybe more than once.

re: #31 goddessoftheclassroom

I LOLed!

*GASP*!

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

re: #33 pre-Boomer Marine brat

*GASP*!

Well, I admire cleverness!

Mac will never take over the world. Windows is a Zionist plot.

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

It's a photoshop. That is really Hillary.

Grime...filth...mildew...earth...soil...silt...ground...

how can you take these links out of the thread and save them...is it possible?

re: #35 goddessoftheclassroom

Well, I admire cleverness!

THIS IS NOT THE NICE GIRL I KNEW!

/previously used, but appropriate

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

I never thought I'd say this, but I may have to downding you!

/nahhh

re: #36 Alouette

Mac will never take over the world. Windows is a Zionist plot.

I would agree, but I haven't gotten my Zionist paycheck yet, so I won't.
//

re: #28 buzzsawmonkey

Easily 5 seconds.

heh...losing your touch?

That was well done. Robots are easier to work with than people and animals, from an animator's perspective (no pesky deformable crotch area to struggle with for one thing).

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

I'm not going to believe that is real. If Rosie can refuse to believe certain pieces of reality, I can too.

/Never mind that I know the image source, and believe that Dana Delany naked trumps Rosie in fetish gear.

re: #7 MandyManners

Knocked his balls off!

They looked brass

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

My eyes burn...they burnnn...

re: #46 CyanSnowHawk

I'm not going to believe that is real. If Rosie can refuse to believe certain pieces of reality, I can too.

/Never mind that I know the image source, and believe that Dana Delany naked trumps Rosie in fetish gear.

Dana Delany is still awesome!

re: #45 Jimmah

That was well done. Robots are easier to work with than people and animals, from an animator's perspective (no pesky deformable crotch area to struggle with for one thing).

animation?...oh man...I thought...

Oil terminal sits in harm's way
SECRECY: Citing homeland security, officials give out little information about the plant's status.

[Link: www.adn.com...]

Good place to locate an oil terminal ha?

re: #42 Bloodnok

I never thought I'd say this, but I may have to downding you!

/nahhh

Seriously

It'd be nice to have a sort of selectable down-ding available, to use where we want to down-ding the content of a link, or a quote, but don't want the down-ding to count against the person who posted it.

re: #48 LGoPs

My eyes burn...they burnnn...

And that;'s before the bleach!

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

May the flees of a thousand camels lay in your bed tonight.

One thing PC users can do that Mac users can't.

re: #52 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Seriously

It'd be nice to have a sort of selectable down-ding available, to use where we want to down-ding the content of a link, or a quote, but don't want the down-ding to count against the person who posted it.

You are SO sweet!

MWAH!

I posted it ONLY because of the caption: "MINDBLEACH. Because sometimes you really wish you hadn't seen something." I thought it sounded as though it had been created by a Lizard!

re: #54 BBev

May the flees of a thousand camels lay in your bed tonight.

up your nose with a rubber hose...

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

THE GOGGLES! THEY DO NOTHING! *GAK*

/Zim voice

re: #54 BBev

May the flees of a thousand camels lay in your bed tonight.

I'll clean 'em up with that mindbleach...

Groundhog bites NYC mayor on his big day

Everyone knows what it means when a groundhog sees his shadow. But what does the future hold if he bites the mayor's hand?

Staten Island's famous groundhog, Charles G. Hogg, inexplicably bit Mayor Michael Bloomberg during his annual holiday ceremony on Monday, drawing blood from the billionaire.

/hmmm, the article doesn't say whether Bloomberg saw his shadow or not

re: #60 Killian Bundy

Groundhog bites NYC mayor on his big day

/hmmm, the article doesn't say whether Bloomberg saw his shadow or not

Buy that hog a steak...or whatever groundhogs like.

re: #59 goddessoftheclassroom

I'll clean 'em up with that mindbleach...

You know it's not the pic so much. it is who she is that makes me sick :-)

re: #60 Killian Bundy

Groundhog bites NYC mayor on his big day

/hmmm, the article doesn't say whether Bloomberg saw his shadow or not

Bloomberg's shadow is wintering in Miami.

I like some of the Republican ideas for tweaking the stimulus bill.

As long as they don't spend even more.

re: #62 BBev

You know it's not the pic so much. it is who she is that makes me sick :-)

Kind of makes you not want to wear leather ever again.

re: #59 goddessoftheclassroom

Congrats on the Superbowl win last night.

taking on pirates with 2x4s...yup

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

Sorry correct link.

re: #61 Soona'

Buy that hog a steak...or whatever groundhogs like.

They are fond of one bite out of every ear of corn in your stupid garden.

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

Ugh! Some double strength 'Mindbleach' at the ready:

Alex Gaudino featuting Crystal Waters - Destination Calabria

re: #66 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Congrats on the Superbowl win last night.

She told us to tell you she left a message for you at #34.

pwnage.exe!

ROFL!

re: #66 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Congrats on the Superbowl win last night.

I had no idea she plays for the Steelers...thta's awsome!

re: #66 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Congrats on the Superbowl win last night.

Thank you! I couldn't bear to watch--I get SO tense!

re: #73 albusteve

I had no idea she plays for the Steelers...thta's awsome!

LOL!

Well that was, um, funny.

/I so didn't get it. Hides head in shame.

re: #69 debutaunt

They are fond of one bite out of every ear of corn in your stupid garden.

Then put that hog in debutaunt's garden.
//

re: #65 Soona'

Kind of makes you not want to wear leather ever again.

Maybe this will help OK for work, I think

Wow, he did a great job on that. His site is slow top load but he has some very cool stuff.

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

This is the only thing I'd like to see Rosie in... in...[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #36 Alouette

Mac will never take over the world. Windows is a Zionist plot.

Windows Version 8.0 Codenamed "Zion" that only runs on the Intel Honco processor?

What I took from that was that it took a room full of MAC's to equal one PC.

Movie Alert..
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World is on TCM tonight 9:30 EST

re: #83 Bobblehead

Movie Alert..
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World is on TCM tonight 9:30 EST

Ethel!...

re: #83 Bobblehead

Movie Alert..
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World is on TCM tonight 9:30 EST

Is anyone famous in it?

//

re: #34 goddessoftheclassroom

Speaking of graphics...Please don't hate me...

Annd now I want to barf. You want to give someone nightmares, show them that.

re: #78 BBev

Maybe this will help OK for work, I think

Nice. Except the girl on the right has a hell of an overbite.
//

re: #74 goddessoftheclassroom

Thank you! I couldn't bear to watch--I get SO tense!

It was a great game..The party was great..
Congrad's Goddess

re: #86 mattm

Annd now I want to barf. You want to give someone nightmares, show them that.

Wyatt Earp will find her sexy no doubt...poor guy

re: #87 Soona'

Nice. Except the girl on the right has a hell of an overbite.
//

OK then keep looking at this Rosie

re: #71 Bloodnok

She told us to tell you she left a message for you at #34.

You just became my enemy. I can be pacified with cake.

re: #89 buzzsawmonkey

For your viewing pleather.

BRICK!

re: #91 BBev

OK then keep looking at this Rosie

AHHH! Stop doing that...

re: #85 Bloodnok

Is anyone famous in it?

//

It's one of those "all-star" all star casts. Kind of like "Towering Inferno", only a tad more entertaining.

Huh! New-fangled stuff!

I'm running an Atari 400 with a 48 kilobyte RAM upgrade. Works fine on LGF, but some of the graphics-intensive web sites cause problems.

/should I add a sarc? ... naw ... I wanna find some sucker to unload this bridge onto.

George Wallace
(Two-Disc Special Edition) (2008)
Starring: Gary Sinise

The Aristotelian tragic protagonist is not an entirely bad man, but he has a fatal flaw. Wallace's flaw was not (originally) racism. It was lust for power and status, a lust so all-consuming that it turned Wallace into a fellow traveler with racists, and made of him one of the most destructive and most hated American politicians of his time. Sinise, who seems doomed to be underrated for his acting talents, captures memorably both the corruption and the belated search for redemption. Frankenheimer shows off all his skill with a story line, working through a series of flashbacks from the 1972 assassination attempt and weaving together real and constructed black-and-white footage. The pace does stumble; in the end, the movie is half an hour too long. But you get sucked in by the period feel, the accents as thick as grits, and the many excellent supporting performances. Especially notable are Mare Winningham as Wallace's long-suffering first wife, Clarence Williams as his servant Archie (a somewhat questionable fictionalization by Frankenheimer), and Joe Don Baker as his mentor and predecessor in the governor's mansion, Big Jim Folsom. Frankenheimer, Sinise, and Winningham all won Emmys for their work, and the film won the Golden Globe for Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV.

I haven't seen it but have heard good things about it. It doesn't white wash Wallace, but fills out the history of the man accurately as possible.

Posted in Spin off also.

re: #94 LGoPs

AHHH! Stop doing that...

Hey I warned you!

re: #92 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

You just became my enemy. I can be pacified with cake.

All the cake in the world won't cure that veggie!

re: #88 HoosierHoops

It was a great game..The party was great..
Congrad's Goddess

no condolences?...I rooted for the Cardinals

re: #92 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

You just became my enemy. I can be pacified with cake.

Will this do?

re: #67 albusteve

taking on pirates with 2x4s...yup

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

Don't they make guns for that? What pathetic pirate is bothered by a 2x4?

re: #98 BBev

Hey I warned you!

I know, I know...I'm just one of those compulsive link clickers...
Sheesh.

re: #102 mattm

Don't they make guns for that? What pathetic pirate is bothered by a 2x4?

I dunno...might have been a full auto 2x4

re: #91 BBev

OK then keep looking at this Rosie

Okay! Okay! Your leather girls are BEAUTIFUL! Just please don't do that to me again. :)

re: #100 albusteve

no condolences?...I rooted for the Cardinals

They played a GREAT game--worthy adversaries, indeed! And Warner is cuter than Roethlisberger!

re: #101 Bloodnok

Will this do?

That's Pi. Everone knows Pi R square. Cake R round...or something like that...
:)

I've seen Hillary in leather bustiers.

re: #1 Wyatt Earp

Am I wrong to say that the blonde is hot?

Yes, just not very PC perhaps...

re: #96 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Huh! New-fangled stuff!

I'm running an Atari 400 with a 48 kilobyte RAM upgrade. Works fine on LGF, but some of the graphics-intensive web sites cause problems.

/should I add a sarc? ... naw ... I wanna find some sucker to unload this bridge onto.

You can easily run LGF on a Sinclair with the 4kb upgrade...The TRS 80's run it well also...I use the tape cassette backup so I don't have to rewrite the browser in Basic everytime I boot up. I'm running thicknet on the network backbone...

re: #101 Bloodnok

And... Forgiven.

re: #108 godfrey

I've seen Hillary in leather bustiers.

No pictures, please!

re: #108 godfrey

I've seen Hillary in leather bustiers.

Thanks. You succeeded in bleaching Rosie's image out of my head and now its been replaced by one that's worse. I'm going to send you my shrink's bill...

re: #108 godfrey

I've seen Hillary in leather bustiers.

What were you ingesting at the time?

Cool vid.

Official word? The girl's cute, has a nice rack, but can't act.

re: #107 LGoPs

That's Pi. Everone knows Pi R square. Cake R round...or something like that...
:)

Here's a cake for him.

re: #101 Bloodnok

Will this do?

this might...we'll see...

Image: post_largest_cake_01_front.jpg

re: #108 godfrey

I've seen Hillary in leather bustiers.

When did that happen and why?

re: #108 godfrey

I've seen Hillary in leather bustiers.

And you are blind. Yes?

re: #116 Bloodnok

Here's a cake for him.

LOL...that's good...
:)

re: #115 Noam Sayin'

Cool vid.

Official word? The girl's cute, has a nice rack, but can't act.

Who cares? She's got bots. ;)

re: #106 goddessoftheclassroom

They played a GREAT game--worthy adversaries, indeed! And Warner is cuter than Roethlisberger!

they did and btw...I hate the Steelers with a passion...
jus sayin

Not exactly Mac vs. PC, but Google Street View vs. baby deer:

Tragedy has struck though. In upstate New York, a street view car hit a baby deer on Five Points Road - and then recorded the whole thing on Google Maps. Nobody noticed until, well, someone noticed, prompting a Daily What blog post, floods of traffic, and then a sequence of five street-level pictures being removed from the site.

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

Via sda

re: #113 LGoPs

Washington is heaven for kinks. Those people have issues.

re: #117 albusteve

this might...we'll see...

[Link: i227.photobucket.com...]

That is beautiful. I've got a tear.

re: #100 albusteve

no condolences?...I rooted for the Cardinals

The party was pretty much split 50/50 to root for.. I was rooting for Cards..
during half time we all pretty much preped for what was coming..Total blow-out.. It turned into a great game..Maybe top ten or better of all time..
I normally don't agree with Skip Bayless on football ( although I can never put down his books).. Kurt Warner in a loss in the Super Bowl..just earned himself a place in the Hall of Fame..

re: #125 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

That is beautiful. I've got a tear.

dig in!...see ya in 14yrs...

Verry funny.

run C:/pwnage.exe

BRB, gonna go clean up the dinner mess.

re: #122 albusteve

they did and btw...I hate the Steelers with a passion...
jus sayin

I used to, when I was a kid in Baltimore and we had the Colts.

re: #126 HoosierHoops

The party was pretty much split 50/50 to root for.. I was rooting for Cards..
during half time we all pretty much preped for what was coming..Total blow-out.. It turned into a great game..Maybe top ten or better of all time..
I normally don't agree with Skip Bayless on football ( although I can never put down his books).. Kurt Warner in a loss in the Super Bowl..just earned himself a place in the Hall of Fame..

I won 400$...woohoo!...I really wanted the Cards to win as you know...a coupla plays made all the difference and indeed it was one for the books...Warner is the real deal

re: #130 goddessoftheclassroom

I used to, when I was a kid in Baltimore and we had the Colts.

Didn't have a dog in this hunt. I have two favorite teams: Da Bears and whoever is playing the Dullass Cowpies.

Unicorns really freak me out.

re: #102 mattm

Don't they make guns for that? What pathetic pirate is bothered by a 2x4?

Emily Rizzo, a student at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Buzzards Bay, Mass., worked aboard a 760-foot cargo ship last year as part of her training. As the vessel sailed the Malacca Straits in Southeast Asia, she served on "pirate watches," learned to use hoses and took part in drills with alarms indicating the ship had been boarded.

She should try something more like this AK-630 30mm Gatling

re: #123 gregg

Not exactly Mac vs. PC, but Google Street View vs. baby deer:

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

Via sda

...if you do hit a deer, don't try to touch it. Just so you know.

Waste not want not. It’s roadkill.

re: #126 HoosierHoops

The party was pretty much split 50/50 to root for.. I was rooting for Cards..
during half time we all pretty much preped for what was coming..Total blow-out.. It turned into a great game..Maybe top ten or better of all time..
I normally don't agree with Skip Bayless on football ( although I can never put down his books).. Kurt Warner in a loss in the Super Bowl..just earned himself a place in the Hall of Fame..

Barring any drastic changes in personnel for the Cards, they'll be back at the super bowl next year. They'll probably become the comeback replacement to the Buffalo Bills.
/getting ready to run.

re: #132 USBeast

Didn't have a dog in this hunt. I have two favorite teams: Da Bears and whoever is playing the Dullass Cowpies.

HEY!...trashmouth

re: #133 Racer X

Unicorns really freak me out.

That is the unicorn I was promised!

re: #133 Racer X

Unicorns really freak me out.

That horny horse looks vampiric.

re: #130 goddessoftheclassroom

I used to, when I was a kid in Baltimore and we had the Colts.

The Colts still belong to Baltimore IMHO. Just like the Rams belong to LA and the Cardinals to St Louis and the Ravens to Cleveland. I do like how the city of Cleveland came together to save the "Browns" team name from going to Baltimore. I just wish that Baltimore would have done the same to Bob Irsay when he split the scene in Baltimore.

re: #132 USBeast

Didn't have a dog in this hunt. I have two favorite teams: Da Bears and whoever is playing the Dullass Cowpies.

And Da Bears are currently undefeated...and will remain so, in my humble estimation, for at least the next 7 months...
:)

Am re-posting this from the previous thread:

Hold on to your nuggets. This email was forwarded by my lib friend from Obama. He's on their mailing list 'cause he donated. Very, very scary stuff.

From: President Barack Obama [mailto:XXX@barackobama.com]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 11:48 AM
To: XXX
Subject: What recovery means for you

XXX

The economic crisis is growing more serious every day, and the time for action has come.

Last week, the House of Representatives passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which will jumpstart our economy and put more than 3 million people back to work.

I hope to sign the recovery plan into law in the next few weeks. But I need your help to spread the word and build support.

It’s not enough for this bill to simply pass Congress. Americans need to know how it will affect their lives — they need to know that help is on the way and that this administration is investing in economic growth and stability.

Governor Tim Kaine has agreed to record a video outlining the recovery plan and answering questions about what it means for your community. You can submit your questions online and then invite your friends, family, and neighbors to watch the video with you at an Economic Recovery House Meeting.

Join thousands of people across the country by hosting or attending an Economic Recovery House Meeting this weekend.

The stakes are too high to allow partisan politics to get in the way.

That’s why I’ve consulted with Republicans as well as Democrats to put together a plan that will address the crisis we face.

I’ve also taken steps to ensure an unprecedented level of transparency and accountability. Once it’s passed, you will be able to see how every penny in this plan is being spent.

You can help restore confidence in our economy by making sure your friends, family, and neighbors understand how the recovery plan will impact your community.

Sign up to host or attend an Economic Recovery House Meeting and submit your question for the video now:

[Link: my.barackobama.com...]

Our ability to come together as a nation in difficult times has never been more important.

I know I can rely on your spirit and resolve as we lead our country to recovery.

Thank you,

President Barack Obama

P.S. — If you can’t host or attend an Economic Recovery House Meeting, you can still submit your questions for Governor Kaine and then share the video with your friends and family this weekend. Learn more here:

[Link: my.barackobama.com...]

re: #137 albusteve

HEY!...trashmouth

I've got my reasons.

re: #103 LGoPs

I know, I know...I'm just one of those compulsive link clickers...
Sheesh.

I am too, I have been to web site that I would never have thought of going to if it was not for LGF for good or bad

re: #6 winston06

Mac is attractive but still expensive!

Compared to what?

re: #140 Truck Monkey

The Colts still belong to Baltimore IMHO. Just like the Rams belong to LA and the Cardinals to St Louis and the Ravens to Cleveland. I do like how the city of Cleveland came together to save the "Browns" team name from going to Baltimore. I just wish that Baltimore would have done the same to Bob Irsay when he split the scene in Baltimore.

AMEN!

re: #142 rightymouse

Surprised they are not having slumber parties for the event ...friggin cult ...

Sorry upding iPhone touchscreen tiny got that?

re: #142 rightymouse

Welcome to The Perpetual Campaign™.

re: #136 Soona'

Barring any drastic changes in personnel for the Cards, they'll be back at the super bowl next year. They'll probably become the comeback replacement to the Buffalo Bills.
/getting ready to run.

Sorry It was a magical run..But there are a least 5 major issues with that team..Inc. the Edge issue ect. It will be awhile before they return..But what a wonderful magical year you had in the play-offs! It's so much fun as a fan to see your local team just kick butt...
Congrad's!

re: #140 Truck Monkey

The Colts still belong to Baltimore IMHO. Just like the Rams belong to LA and the Cardinals to St Louis and the Ravens to Cleveland. I do like how the city of Cleveland came together to save the "Browns" team name from going to Baltimore. I just wish that Baltimore would have done the same to Bob Irsay when he split the scene in Baltimore.

the 'Browns' belong to the city...it was a contingency for another franchise in Balti...thank Paul Tagliabu for that...that's how highly respected Paul Brown is in the anals of NFL lore

re: #142 rightymouse

Rally to the colors, morons!

/Red colors, of course.

re: #146 goddessoftheclassroom

AMEN!

Baltimore is now, and has always been a Football town. When Irsay stole the Colts like that he tore an identity away from a whole city.

re: #147 JacksonTn

Surprised they are not having slumber parties for the event ...friggin cult ...

This is very scary stuff for me because I understand how communism roots itself and how it is implemented among the naive.

re: #89 buzzsawmonkey

Hey, Buzz, did you see my last reply over on the other thread? It's here:

#956 Cato the Elder

re: #151 albusteve

the 'Browns' belong to the city...it was a contingency for another franchise in Balti...thank Paul Tagliabu for that...that's how highly respected Paul Brown is in the anals of NFL lore

I think you mean "annals". Jerry Jones belongs in the "anals".

{rightymouse}

I'm a Linux guy too, so I mostly feel bemused.

re: #149 Fat Jolly Penguin

Welcome to The Perpetual Campaign™.

Or 'The Great Leap Forward'.

re: #106 goddessoftheclassroom

They played a GREAT game--worthy adversaries, indeed! And Warner is cuter than Roethlisberger!

That was by far the best superbowl I've ever seen.
I hope it doesn't keep Kurt Warner out of the Hall of Fame.

My ideal football score is 4-2 (three safeties, total).
You rarely see one safety, and I've never seen one in a Superbowl.

re: #154 rightymouse

This is very scary stuff for me because I understand how communism roots itself and how it is implemented among the naive.

They are riding the socialist train into American on the back of white liberal guilt ...no doubt about it ...

re: #43 Soona'

I would agree, but I haven't gotten my Zionist paycheck yet, so I won't.
//

Did you submit your time ticket itemizing projects? Zionist checks ain't free, you have to do actual work for the World Zionist Conspiracy.

re: #159 jwb7605

That was by far the best superbowl I've ever seen.
I hope it doesn't keep Kurt Warner out of the Hall of Fame.

My ideal football score is 4-2 (three safeties, total).
You rarely see one safety, and I've never seen one in a Superbowl.

I think Warner was in the Hall before last night. He has nothing to worry about.

re: #158 rightymouse

'The Great Lurch Left'

re: #156 USBeast

I think you mean "annals". Jerry Jones belongs in the "anals".

your right and thanks for the JJ slap!...what a loser eh?...almost drove the entire league into bankrupcy

re: #163 godfrey

'The Great Lurch Left'

Did he? He will be sorely missed.

Folks - I have run some depressing numbers. See for yourself and pas it around.

How big is the Obama Stimulus Package?

About $870 billion.

But it is hard for us to internalize what that number means. How big is $870 billion?

Well it turns out that the Sun, measured across (diameter) is 870 million miles.

How big is that? Well if you hollowed the Sun out, you could fit 1 million Earth sized planets in it.

So think of 870 million miles for a minute. That is 1/1000th of 870 billion. Try to imagine placing 1,000 Suns (each holding 1 million Earths) on a string like a pearl necklace. Now imagine the length of that string. 1 mile to the length of that "necklace" would compare to just $1 to the size of the Obama Stimulus Package.

But a mile itself is big. We could just as easily split that mile into one thousand parts and compare that to the size of just one Sun (the thing that could fit 1 million Earths in it). Well if you divide a mile into 1,000 equal parts, you get a little over 5 feet 3 inches for each part.

It turns out that is the average height of a 14 year old American male. Take 870 billion of them, place them end to end and you have the width of the Sun. That would be over 100 times the current population of Earth. So take a single 14 year old American boy and compare him to 100 times the world population and that is the same as $1 to the Obama Stimulus Package.

But 100 times the world's population is hard to imagine in real terms. So let's divide the length of that 14 year old by 100. You get a distance of 0.63 inches. That is a little more that 5/8s of an inch. So what is something that you commonly find that measures 5/8s of an inch? The width of a garden hose.

So take an end to end stack of 14 year old boys, one for every person on Earth and hand one (just one) a section of garden hose. The width of that section of garden hose compares to the length of that stack of boys as $1 does to the Obama Stimulus Plan.

Now is it really fair to compare a garden hose to a group of 14 year olds as big as the planet's population? Well it is when you consider that 14 year olds are the one's who will have to end up paying for the Obama Stimulus Plan. And we are hosing them if we pass this insanely large spending plan.

Yes - it is THAT BIG.

re: #140 Truck Monkey

The Colts still belong to Baltimore IMHO. Just like the Rams belong to LA and the Cardinals to St Louis and the Ravens to Cleveland. I do like how the city of Cleveland came together to save the "Browns" team name from going to Baltimore. I just wish that Baltimore would have done the same to Bob Irsay when he split the scene in Baltimore.

Well..maybe they should have put up some cash then..No city owns a sports team..It's purely entertainment and BUSINESS..
But I know exactly how you feel.. When the Raiders moved to LA it felt like somebody hit me with a baseball bat.. Just devastated. Al Davis was a curse word in our house.

re: #162 Bloodnok

I think Warner was in the Hall before last night. He has nothing to worry about.

Kurt Warner is #1, #2, #3 in total yards passing in individual Super Bowl games. He might just make it into the HOF.

re: #152 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Rally to the colors, morons!

/Red colors, of course.

Very red.

re: #163 godfrey

'The Great Lurch Left'

re: #163 godfrey

'The Great Lurch Left'

Remember Bork's book "Slouching toward Gomorrah"?

We're living in "Slacking toward Socialism" ... followed by the ever crowd pleasing: "Tiptoeing to Totalitarianism"

/That's the "happy face" totalitarianism of the left, of course, for our own good.

re: #160 JacksonTn

They are riding the socialist train into American on the back of white liberal guilt ...no doubt about it ...

It's more than that. Even communist haters who are Dems can't see the freight train because it is tied up in pretty bows and lofty rhetoric.

re: #164 albusteve

your right and thanks for the JJ slap!...what a loser eh?...almost drove the entire league into bankrupcy

JJ made his swag in Arkansas in natural gas. Then he goes and buys the Cowpies and...and...LEAVES THEM IN DALLAS! By all that is right and just he should have moved them to Little Rock! And don't try and tell me Arkansas couldn't support a pro franchise. Football is a religion here and if Green Bay can support a franchise so can Little Rock.

re: #167 HoosierHoops

Well..maybe they should have put up some cash then..No city owns a sports team..It's purely entertainment and BUSINESS..
But I know exactly how you feel.. When the Raiders moved to LA it felt like somebody hit me with a baseball bat.. Just devastated. Al Davis was a curse word in our house.

you cant beat that in court...I can only imagine and I feel for you and all fans that see their teams split or just dissolved

re: #161 Alouette

Did you submit your time ticket itemizing projects? Zionist checks ain't free, you have to do actual work for the World Zionist Conspiracy.

I shook hands with a jew yesterday. Does that count?
//

Religion of Pedophiles...
Schoolgirl divorcee, 10, launches book about shocking child bride ordeal

A schoolgirl who was married by the age of eight today launched a new book about her extraordinary ordeal.

Nojoud Ali, now aged 10, is in Paris promoting an autobiography which is set to be a worldwide bestseller.
...
The pair did consummate the marriage, it is claimed.

Yemen, one of the poorest countries in the world, is notorious for its child brides.

Noujoud’s unemployed father, Mohammad Ali Al-Ahdal, told the court he felt obliged to marry off his daughter after receiving repeated threats from the would-be husband and his entourage.

re: #173 USBeast

JJ made his swag in Arkansas in natural gas. Then he goes and buys the Cowpies and...and...LEAVES THEM IN DALLAS! By all that is right and just he should have moved them to Little Rock! And don't try and tell me Arkansas couldn't support a pro franchise. Football is a religion here and if Green Bay can support a franchise so can Little Rock.

why would he do that?...where he made his money seems irrelevent

Charles

OT, do you even want links from WND for articles written by Jerome Corsi? There's one up there no, and the poster is complaining that its only my opinion that those guys aren't credible.

That was pretty cool. Loved the titanium balls.

Ok, back. It's Monday, right? My wonderful husband made dinner, complete with a glass of wine. He just now brought up a pomegranate martini... were there news stories of impending doom that I missed and I really don't have to go to work tomorrow?

Got to sign off early, dear Lizards--take care!

re: #14 coquimbojoe

that was pretty cool. Somebody was better at graphics than dialog though.

Dialog stunk, and so did actors. Well, honestly, they were not actors, and you saw no acting happening in that video.

re: #182 goddessoftheclassroom

Nightsie noodles!

re: #176 Killgore Trout

Religion of Pedophiles...
Schoolgirl divorcee, 10, launches book about shocking child bride ordeal

A schoolgirl who was married by the age of eight today launched a new book about her extraordinary ordeal.
Nojoud Ali, now aged 10, is in Paris promoting an autobiography which is set to be a worldwide bestseller.
...
The pair did consummate the marriage, it is claimed.

Yemen, one of the poorest countries in the world, is notorious for its child brides.

Noujoud’s unemployed father, Mohammad Ali Al-Ahdal, told the court he felt obliged to marry off his daughter after receiving repeated threats from the would-be husband and his entourage.

Of course all cultures are equal...so no need to judge here. Nothing to see. Just move along...
*Spit*

re: #181 ArmyWife

Ok, back. It's Monday, right? My wonderful husband made dinner, complete with a glass of wine. He just now brought up a pomegranate martini... were there news stories of impending doom that I missed and I really don't have to go to work tomorrow?

Tuesday is canceled. Drink up!

re: #182 goddessoftheclassroom

Got to sign off early, dear Lizards--take care!

You too...

re: #173 USBeast

JJ made his swag in Arkansas in natural gas. Then he goes and buys the Cowpies and...and...LEAVES THEM IN DALLAS! By all that is right and just he should have moved them to Little Rock! And don't try and tell me Arkansas couldn't support a pro franchise. Football is a religion here and if Green Bay can support a franchise so can Little Rock.

But the Arkansas Cowboys just doesn't have the same ring to it. Maybe the Arkansas Cousins, or something like that.
//

re: #154 rightymouse

This is very scary stuff for me because I understand how communism roots itself and how it is implemented among the naive.

It's worse then that, the local Economic Recovery House Meeting will be at a bar with a big selection of beer on tap. Drunk Commies plotting is scary stuff./s

re: #175 Soona'

I shook hands with a jew yesterday. Does that count?
//

Did your penis shrivel up and fall off?

If you are a girl, did you become infertile (or wildly orgasmic?)

Then you can invoice "beta testing"

re: #177 albusteve

why would he do that?...where he made his money seems irrelevent

You have to be here.

re: #185 LGoPs

10? I have a 10 year old - she just hopped down the stairs with her field hockey stick.

re: #188 Soona'

But the Arkansas Cowboys just doesn't have the same ring to it. Maybe the Arkansas Cousins, or something like that.
//

hahaha!...uh oh...

re: #185 LGoPs

The Western Islamists are going to freak out about this one. Lot's of bad publicity if it becomes a best seller.

re: #178 Lee Coller

I went and backed you up.

Also Lee- that's why there's a repost button on links. I reported it to Charles.

re: #194 Killgore Trout

The Western Islamists are going to freak out about this one. Lot's of bad publicity if it becomes a best seller.

They will claim the book is a fake--the girl can't read and write.

re: #195 Sharmuta

I went and backed you up.

Thanks

re: #197 Alouette

They will claim the book is a fake--the girl can't read and write.

She does not have to read nor write all she has to do is talk!

re: #189 avanti

It's worse then that, the local Economic Recovery House Meeting will be at a bar with a big selection of beer on tap. Drunk Commies plotting is scary stuff./s

Well that'd add an interesting dynamic...kind of like a beer hall putsch...huh?

And then they all get told to go out and get in our faces...
/

re: #189 avanti

It's worse then that, the local Economic Recovery House Meeting will be at a bar with a big selection of beer on tap. Drunk Commies plotting is scary stuff./s

SO what do you really think about these "meeting?" And I am not baiting you, I want your honest opinion.

Actually, for me, it's the first thing I have heard of out of the Obama administration that really has me rattled, as in rattled to the core, as in...

If you don't think he is smart, if you don't think he knows what he is doing, if he is not all that bad for the country, I'll just wait to see what he does next... as in...

This is serious.

re: #198 Lee Coller

No problem. Anything by Corsi is pretty questionable.

re: #179 Sharmuta

That was pretty cool. Loved the titanium balls.

I tell my husband that every night.

re: #191 USBeast

You have to be here.

'there' has nothing to do with it...this is America remember?...we're all in it together...why would a guy wreck a billion dollar company to please a small group of people?...dont be bitter, be happy for your homegrown guy

re: #194 Killgore Trout

The Western Islamists are going to freak out about this one. Lot's of bad publicity if it becomes a best seller.

No doubt they'll call a Fatwa on her. Like they did on Rushdie...

re: #188 Soona'

But the Arkansas Cowboys just doesn't have the same ring to it. Maybe the Arkansas Cousins, or something like that.
//

Nice jab. We could try the Arkansas Rockers, or the Little Rock Lawyers, the Arkansas Woodpeckers, the Arkansas Peckerwoods...

re: #174 albusteve

you cant beat that in court...I can only imagine and I feel for you and all fans that see their teams split or just dissolved

But still to top in all off..the sleeziest of all moves..( well maybe the Colts in the middle of the night may last forever)
But the Sonics leaving Seattle is the worst of the worst with the commish acting {delete} The fans may be the ones paying for every single thing and all the contracts..But like baseball showed us..we are really just the little guy in the big picture.

re: #199 BBev

She does not have to read nor write all she has to do is talk!

She's not allowed to talk to people who can read and write!

re: #197 Alouette

She's also going to need around the clock security, probably for the rest of her life.

how could an 8 yr. old girl be ready for marriage no matter what the father tells a judge.
sick people, sick culture.

re: #203 rightymouse

I tell my husband that every night.

Yowza

re: #189 avanti

It's worse then that, the local Economic Recovery House Meeting will be at a bar with a big selection of beer on tap. Drunk Commies plotting is scary stuff./s

You've never seen communism up front and personal, have you? It's no joking matter.

re: #207 HoosierHoops

But still to top in all off..the sleeziest of all moves..( well maybe the Colts in the middle of the night may last forever)
But the Sonics leaving Seattle is the worst of the worst with the commish acting {delete} The fans may be the ones paying for every single thing and all the contracts..But like baseball showed us..we are really just the little guy in the big picture.

It's tough to top what the Colts did. The Raiders move to Los Angeles was pretty crass though. Al Davis is a jackass.

re: #203 rightymouse

Every night? Do you also own a liquor store?

An unbelievable "Man Bites Dog" moment...

Paris rejects 'Obama-style' stimulus program

"Prime Minister François Fillon on Monday rejected demands that the French government seek to stimulate consumer spending, rather than follow his plan to stimulate corporate and infrastructure investment, to lift France out of its economic slump.

"It would be irresponsible to chose another policy, which would increase our country's indebtedness without having more infrastructure and increased competitiveness in the end," Fillon said in a speech in Lyon..."

Unbelievable.

re: #212 rightymouse

You've never seen communism up front and personal, have you? It's no joking matter.

I would never make it in one of those re-education camps. They would kill me on day one.

re: #189 avanti

It's worse then that, the local Economic Recovery House Meeting will be at a bar with a big selection of beer on tap. Drunk Commies plotting is scary stuff./s

Avanti ...jump on this train ...and take Obama with you ...

re: #207 HoosierHoops

But still to top in all off..the sleeziest of all moves..( well maybe the Colts in the middle of the night may last forever)
But the Sonics leaving Seattle is the worst of the worst with the commish acting {delete} The fans may be the ones paying for every single thing and all the contracts..But like baseball showed us..we are really just the little guy in the big picture.

basketball is especially fickle...the NBA has some problems fer sure including bloated salaries with limited venues, gangsterism and the prima donna player culture etc

re: #216 BBev

I would never make it in one of those re-education camps. They would kill me on day one.

Me too...

re: #212 rightymouse

You've never seen communism up front and personal, have you? It's no joking matter.

There are lots of Americans in the "it could never happen here" crowd.

/they are also known as fools who have no understanding of history or the incredible unlikelihood they are blessed to live in.

re: #204 albusteve

'there' has nothing to do with it...this is America remember?...we're all in it together...why would a guy wreck a billion dollar company to please a small group of people?...dont be bitter, be happy for your homegrown guy

America has a lot of "there"s and they do mean something. "The Left Coast"? "Flyover Land"? Our regional and state rivalries are an important part, not only of our history, but of our vitality as a nation.

As to Jerry Jones, I might be more forgiving if he wasn't such a jerk.

re: #213 Truck Monkey

It's tough to top what the Colts did. The Raiders move to Los Angeles was pretty crass though. Al Davis is a jackass.

'the game has passed him by'...

re: #216 BBev

I would never make it in one of those re-education camps. They would kill me on day one.

Good luck getting me on the train to go to one...

The link to that idiotic, distorted article at WeirdNutDrooly is deleted.

I haven't blocked wnd.com from the links yet. But I'm considering it.

re: #217 JacksonTn

re: #201 Walter L. Newton

Look here. I am not happy at all. AT ALL.

[Link: my.barackobama.com...]

re: #220 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

There are lots of Americans in the "it could never happen here" crowd.

/they are also known as fools who have no understanding of history or the incredible unlikelihood they are blessed to live in.

They are also the ones voting for the damn Marxists who will make it happen here.

re: #211 Bloodnok

Yowza

Heh. There's a reason why we've been married since 1845.

re: #225 ArmyWife

re: #201 Walter L. Newton

Look here. I am not happy at all. AT ALL.

[Link: my.barackobama.com...]

Yeah sick ...we were just discussing that ...

re: #220 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

There are lots of Americans in the "it could never happen here" crowd.

/they are also known as fools who have no understanding of history or the incredible unlikelihood they are blessed to live in.

You're right about that. They think it'll come with jackboots and goosestepping. What it's more likely to come with is smiley faces and gym shoes and chants of 'it's for the children'...

re: #200 LGoPs

Well that'd add an interesting dynamic...kind of like a beer hall putsch...huh?

And then they all get told to go out and get in our faces...
/

The local meet and greets are actually pretty interesting way to meet see all kinds of politics, from a nervous first time Democratic voter to a far left pacifist. Lots of discussion on likes and dislikes and what to do about it, who to contact and the like. Grass roots politics, nothing scary to report, but keeps the base involved after the election except the Borg did assimilate the longtime Republican. :)

re: #214 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Every night? Do you also own a liquor store?

Honey, when you're married to the best, does one tell him less?

re: #223 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Good luck getting me on the train to go to one...

Good point

re: #226 Silhouette

They are also the ones voting for the damn Marxists who will make it happen here.

Mainly because they want something for nothing and expect "the man" to pay for it.

/and in the process they will kill the goose that lays the golden egg, our free market economy.

re: #224 Charles

I though you had already. My bad. But your call.

Personally- I think tabloids have more credibility.

re: #213 Truck Monkey

It's tough to top what the Colts did. The Raiders move to Los Angeles was pretty crass though. Al Davis is a jackass.

I hear that..I grew up in No.Cali was was a Raiders and 49ers fan growing up..When the Raiders came to Indy about 4 years ago..I went in all my Raiders stuff...Surprisingly I got home a live but proud.. ( Raiders won)

Has anyone been following the Daschle debacle closely?

According to Politico, and conventional wisdom Obama will have his back.

But this could be dirtier than it appears as Daschle started to worry about his taxes in June, just about the time when Obama sealed the nomination.

Charles, if you can, consider this:

[Link: thenewnixon.org...]

re: #229 LGoPs

You're right about that. They think it'll come with jackboots and goosestepping. What it's more likely to come with is smiley faces and gym shoes and chants of 'it's for the children'...

that's what I'll remind them every time I pull the trigger...

Let's see...

Power corrupts.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

The American presidency is arguably the MOST POWERFUL function of the MOST POWERFUL NATION in the world, so the access to corrupting power most directly corrupts a present president...

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely, Mr Obama...

re: #230 avanti

The local meet and greets are actually pretty interesting way to meet see all kinds of politics, from a nervous first time Democratic voter to a far left pacifist. Lots of discussion on likes and dislikes and what to do about it, who to contact and the like. Grass roots politics, nothing scary to report, but keeps the base involved after the election except the Borg did assimilate the longtime Republican. :)

I haven't the slightest idea what you just said...gotta run. Pick this up later.

re: #229 LGoPs

You're right about that. They think it'll come with jackboots and goosestepping. What it's more likely to come with is smiley faces and gym shoes and chants of 'it's for the children'...

...or "Yes we can"!

Definition -

HOUSE MEETING - The basic organizational building block of the farmworker movement: one person invites five others to their home for an organizational/motivational meeting. All five in turn invite five others to their homes for a similar meeting, and so forth. During their CSO days, Fred Ross, Sr. mentored Cesar Chavez and Gilbert Padilla in the use of house meetings. In turn, they refined and perfected it to build the farmworker movement, including its use on the boycott. For many years during the 1970s, Fred Ross, Sr. served as an educational consultant teaching the organizational uses of house meetings to wage a successful boycott.

[Link: www.farmworkermovement.org...]

Scary enough now?

Evenin all! I just finished snacking on left over ribs (always sooo good the day after!) and am now going to make spagetti and meat sauce...I don't want the gound angus to go bad.

I have no clue why I am binging lately...all I want is meat, meat and meat...and no, I'm not preggers!

Also, am i the only one on the boards who hates Jon and Kate plus 8? My daughters love the show, but I just want to ductape Kate's mouth closed and spank the children...also, someone needs to give Jon his balls back.

re: #241 ArmyWife

Definition -

HOUSE MEETING - The basic organizational building block of the farmworker movement: one person invites five others to their home for an organizational/motivational meeting. All five in turn invite five others to their homes for a similar meeting, and so forth. During their CSO days, Fred Ross, Sr. mentored Cesar Chavez and Gilbert Padilla in the use of house meetings. In turn, they refined and perfected it to build the farmworker movement, including its use on the boycott. For many years during the 1970s, Fred Ross, Sr. served as an educational consultant teaching the organizational uses of house meetings to wage a successful boycott.

[Link: www.farmworkermovement.org...]

Scary enough now?

It's been scary ...for over 2 years ...they just don't know it yet ...

re: #223 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Good luck getting me on the train to go to one...

It's looking like you won't have to get on any trains to go to one. With this "grass roots" Organize for America team that Obama has put together, the camps are coming to a block near you.

Thats exactly what these Economic Recovery House Meeting's will be like. We may as well be looking for "block captains" going door to door, or at least standing on street corners handing out information as to the community meeting closest to you.

This is NOT the way we do it in America. Yes, we organize at the grass roots level, send politicians to DC, and then they make decisions, according to our principles.

We don't have "block groups" making policy and then informing DC what policy to carry out. That's just what this is designed to do.

It's designed to undermine the way government is set up in our country. This is the same tactics that have been used by socialist for the last 75 years.

Sorry to interrupt your Monday night.

re: #215 Pianobuff

An unbelievable "Man Bites Dog" moment...

Paris rejects 'Obama-style' stimulus program

"Prime Minister François Fillon on Monday rejected demands that the French government seek to stimulate consumer spending, rather than follow his plan to stimulate corporate and infrastructure investment, to lift France out of its economic slump.

"It would be irresponsible to chose another policy, which would increase our country's indebtedness without having more infrastructure and increased competitiveness in the end," Fillon said in a speech in Lyon..."

Unbelievable.

It's pretty fuckin sad when Fwance makes more sense than our gov't...sigh.

re: #225 ArmyWife

re: #201 Walter L. Newton

Look here. I am not happy at all. AT ALL.

[Link: my.barackobama.com...]

I've already been there. See myre: #244 Walter L. Newton

re: #240 Soona'

...or "Yes we can"!

and they will all have the same face like those creepy masks etc...

re: #238 Karridine

Let's see...

Power corrupts.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

The American presidency is arguably the MOST POWERFUL function of the MOST POWERFUL NATION in the world, so the access to corrupting power most directly corrupts a present president...

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely, Mr Obama...

Except he was already corrupted (name your source: Ayers, Alinsky, Wright... doesn't really matter).

The combination of corrupt narcissist with absolute power is the making of a really terrible time in the Roman Empire. We think we are different. lol.

re: #224 Charles

The link to that idiotic, distorted article at WeirdNutDrooly is deleted.

I haven't blocked wnd.com from the links yet. But I'm considering it.

I read some stuff off WND about 18 months ago.. I will never read any link from there again..The place is not credible but they add just enough truth to the story to seem credible...

Hey Avanti, I left a comment for you, get back to me ASAP.

re: #220 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

There are lots of Americans in the "it could never happen here" crowd.

/they are also known as fools who have no understanding of history or the incredible unlikelihood they are blessed to live in.

It could happen here. There is 50% or so of the electorate who would blindly and willingly march us in that direction out of some goofy dew-eyed allegiance to a cult figure. And they wouldn't know what hit them until they started being lined up against the wall. Or their kids. Or other family members. Then it's too late. One must understand the ideology and reject it before it can take root.

re: #249 HoosierHoops

Their story about California banning Christian books in schools did it for me. A quick google of that story showed it was complete BS.

re: #241 ArmyWife

I'm on the email list for MoveOn.org and a couple of other leftist groups. They asked me daily to "host an Obama party" for the primaries, the convention, the election, the inauguration, etc. The cult-like message of "Come on, you're a PART of something now that is bigger than yourself, and we like you," was palpable in every one.

re: #246 Walter L. Newton

Sorry. Martini and all. ;)

re: #238 Karridine

Let's see...

Power corrupts.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

The American presidency is arguably the MOST POWERFUL function of the MOST POWERFUL NATION in the world, so the access to corrupting power most directly corrupts a present president...

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely, Mr Obama...

Short trip for a Chicago Pol. I would add the old saying: "You can't touch pitch without getting blackened." but that would be politically incorrect.

re: #254 ArmyWife

Sorry. Martini and all. ;)

No, I didn't mean it like that, I just wanted to make sure you saw it.

re: #253 Silhouette

They don't even know what that means. My husband is really part of something bigger than himself. That would be lost on these freaks, though.