Like iron filings to a magnet.

But at least this way, we know where they are.

The Fox News Channel is becoming the Jerry Springer Show

It seems to me the Libertarians have plenty of common sense to add to the discussion, the tea parties were a blow back from an administration willing to further expand executive and government powers. Every movement has its nutty members. Focusing on them is more distraction than helpful, It will be the libertarian values that revive the Republicans if they have the sense.

It's my Tea Party!
I'll Laup Nor if I want to!

This seems an off posting on a blog with Ann Coulter banner ads!

Losertarians and Whignuts untie!

Paulians showing up early tonight, I see.

re: #6 The Shadow Do

Losertarians and Whignuts untie!

Velcortarians! Party of the Bitter and Clingy?

re: #3 Rightwingconspirator

It seems to me the Libertarians have plenty of common sense to add to the discussion, the tea parties were a blow back from an administration willing to further expand executive and government powers. Every movement has its nutty members. Focusing on them is more distraction than helpful, It will be the libertarian values that revive the Republicans if they have the sense.

With Luap Nor as their leader they - and their message - will be shunned like lepers.

/welcome to reality

re: #9 pink freud

Reality bites! Very hard. Luap Nor is NOT a credible leader for rational people.

"I guess I'll start with this...what is the most cravenly populist sort of question I can kick this off with?"

re: #8 jcm

Velcortarians! Party of the Bitter and Clingy?

Velcortarian? Is that anything like a velcro lover sucking a lemon?

/uninformed

re: #9 pink freud

All in all he's just another brick in the wall.

/I always wanted to reply to you with this saying.

Pekoe boo, I see you.
Thought the parties had a chance early on to do something. Unfortunately, that something isn't anything I can follow.

I didn't vote for Ron Paul. I voted for John McCain. The next time I vote there damn well be someone worth voting for or I might have to vote for a 'Ron Paul.'
He couldn't have done anymore damage to this country than Obama is , has or will do.
Libertarianism is looking better every day to me.

Is a velcortian like those thingys the Scientologists claim are a gazilion years old?

Well, what do you expect from Glenn Beck? But I'll tell you, you're chasing a red herring if you think the Tea Party thing is somehow a Paulian movement. Why do you persist in thinking that only fringe types are concerned about the direction Obama and Congress are currently taking, and looking for a way to make that known? They're trying to cram socialism down our throats and create an incomprehensible level of public debt in the process. Is objecting to that somehow flaky?

Prediction for the life of this thread.

Act I: Overture, featuring Righteous Indignation.

Act II: Dance of the Paulian Troll

i. Flounceoff in 11/8
ii. The Wielding of the Stick (solo by Mr. S. Beaumont)

INTERMISSION and snacks

Act III: Regaining the Ship

Act IV: There's Killgore...GET HIM!

curtain

Wow.
Beck and his handpicked audience stooges are such an embarrassment.
Just wow.

re: #17 hopperandadropper

Oh shit.

re: #17 hopperandadropper
Nope, unfortunetly, that message will be lost due to the nut jobs that the media will focus on. On purpose to be sure.

re: #3 Rightwingconspirator

Blowback was a dead giveaway dude.

re: #10 pingjockey

Reality bites! Very hard. Luap Nor is NOT a credible leader for rational people.

There are some libertarian values that hold appeal to me. There's no way that I could ever associate myself with the idiocy of the Paul movement. Perhaps if they had attached themselves ot someone that appeared sane, their message would resonate with the people. Now, they are a laughingstock to all but their echo chamber.

So there you go, rightwingconspirator, there's the voice of someone who is disgusted with the Republican brand. I'm up for grabs. But you follow a nut.

re: #17 hopperandadropper

Well, what do you expect from Glenn Beck? But I'll tell you, you're chasing a red herring if you think the Tea Party thing is somehow a Paulian movement. Why do you persist in thinking that only fringe types are concerned about the direction Obama and Congress are currently taking, and looking for a way to make that known? They're trying to cram socialism down our throats and create an incomprehensible level of public debt in the process. Is objecting to that somehow flaky?

sure about that?

re: #18 Bloodnok

Prediction for the life of this thread.

Act I: Overture, featuring Righteous Indignation.

Act II: Dance of the Paulian Troll

i. Flounceoff in 11/8
ii. The Wielding of the Stick (solo by Mr. S. Beaumont)

INTERMISSION and snacks

Act III: Regaining the Ship

Act IV: There's Killgore...GET HIM!

curtain

Snacks provided courtesy of S. Beaumont. :)

re: #13 Truck Monkey

All in all he's just another brick in the wall.

/I always wanted to reply to you with this saying.

...livin' on the dark side of the moon. ;-)

Wow, Paulians are quick tonight.

re: #18 Bloodnok

Lol.

But..but...but... :lip quiver: I was told the T-parties were full of nuthin' but True Conservative Patriots^TM!
/

re: #15 LrdGrizzly

I didn't vote for Ron Paul. I voted for John McCain. The next time I vote there damn well be someone worth voting for or I might have to vote for a 'Ron Paul.'
He couldn't have done anymore damage to this country than Obama is , has or will do.
Libertarianism is looking better every day to me.

Sure, libertarianism is looking good. Ron Paul is scary. Find someone with a bit of sanity to lead your party and your membership may increase. Oh ...and purge yourself of the Paulbots too, they're dragging you down too. Too bad between the lot your message is ruined.

re: #18 Bloodnok

How long have you been working on that? Was worth the sweat.

I'll see you in the morning when I hit, top 10 comments. Awesome.

G'night folks!

"I want a clean cup", said the Mad Paulster, "let's all move one seat to the right".

Any recent Blimp sightings?

re: #32 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

How long have you been working on that? Was worth the sweat.

I'll see you in the morning when I hit, top 10 comments. Awesome.

G'night folks!

2 minutes. I had a Buzzsawmonkey moment.

re: #23 pink freud
I have no idea what I'm going to do in 2010. It seems the GOP is hell bent on going totally social conservative, with which I vehemently oppose. Small gov't. Stay out of peoples personal business, strong military, quit spending money so that drunken sailors are embarressed. I guess that is too much to ask.

If you ckeck the referrers list it seems they're coming from a Paulian message board called AnandTech.

re: #36 pingjockey

I have no idea what I'm going to do in 2010. It seems the GOP is hell bent on going totally social conservative, with which I vehemently oppose. Small gov't. Stay out of peoples personal business, strong military, quit spending money so that drunken sailors are embarressed. I guess that is too much to ask.

Run for office?

re: #16 pingjockey

Is a velcortian like those thingys the Scientologists claim are a gazilion years old?

Is that what those are? I've got a couple and they will not go away.

re: #26 pink freud

...livin' on the dark side of the moon. ;-)

There is no pain you are receding
A distant ship, smoke on the horizon.
You are only coming through in waves.
Your lips move but I can't hear what you're saying.
When I was a child I had a fever
My hands felt just like two balloons.
Now I've got that feeling once again
I can't explain you would not understand
This is not how I am.
I have become comfortably numb.

That video has cast a Paul over the entire thread.

re: #24 Shug

All I can say is, I'm concerned about it, I went to a tea party on April 15 in Southlake, TX, I think Ron Paul is an ass, and I didn't see any evidence of Paulians dominating or seriously influencing the proceedings.

I'm assuming you're not a Ron Paul fan, so tell me: aren't you seriously concerned about the issues I mentioned? Don't you think that level of concern needs to be expressed, forcefully and right away?

re: #36 pingjockey

I have no idea what I'm going to do in 2010. It seems the GOP is hell bent on going totally social conservative, with which I vehemently oppose. Small gov't. Stay out of peoples personal business, strong military, quit spending money so that drunken sailors are embarressed. I guess that is too much to ask.

When you find it, let me know. I'll join.

Gary Hubbell, Closet Racialist?

In election 2008, don’t forget Angry White Man

/or coming out?

I wish RP didn't make a bit of sense on some issues. It muddies the view of all the landmines surrounding him. One can see enough of them to stay away though. If you try.

re: #36 pingjockey

I have no idea what I'm going to do in 2010. It seems the GOP is hell bent on going totally social conservative, with which I vehemently oppose. Small gov't. Stay out of peoples personal business, strong military, quit spending money so that drunken sailors are embarressed. I guess that is too much to ask.

When 52% of the people seem to like the nanny state teet, I'm beginning to think so.

That is until it all collapses and we get to build it all again.

re: #38 itellu3times
I'm doing ok here in eastern Wa. No loonies on the right and the counties are red, red, red. It is the other side of the Cascades that is frakkin' blue.

re: #41 Spare O'Lake

That video has cast a Paul over the entire thread.

That's just the Ron g thing to say.

re: #32 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Dang it! What's with you Lizards always changing your avatars? For a second there I thought you were JCM.

re: #40 Truck Monkey

My favorite PF song.

"They block Fox News like it's porn or something".

Conspiracy Porn, 5-6.

re: #43 pink freud
I will. IIRC, Sharmuta and some other have brought this dilemma up.

re: #49 Slumbering Behemoth

shit.

re: #50 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

My favorite PF song.

PF rap is almost as good as Steely Dan rap and it makes much more sense!

re: #46 jcm
If there is anything left to rebuild, or the means to do it with!

re: #49 Slumbering Behemoth

Dang it! What's with you Lizards always changing your avatars? For a second there I thought you were JCM.

If I changed my I would be able to find my own comments.

re: #42 hopperandadropper

All I can say is, I'm concerned about it, I went to a tea party on April 15 in Southlake, TX, I think Ron Paul is an ass, and I didn't see any evidence of Paulians dominating or seriously influencing the proceedings.

I'm assuming you're not a Ron Paul fan, so tell me: aren't you seriously concerned about the issues I mentioned? Don't you think that level of concern needs to be expressed, forcefully and right away?

those are two different issues entirely.

Opposition to President Obama's agenda does not preclude me from opposition to wacky Ron Paul and his Paulian loons.

Today is my unBrithday.

re: #58 SasquatchOnSteroids

Today is my unBrithday.

what a small world

I think libertarians have a place at the table in these discussions, but I wish they weren't represented by a creationist anti-Israel guy like RP.

So how can one tell they're not surrounded by Paulbots? Do the Paulbots wear special badges or something?

re: #35 Bloodnok

2 minutes. I had a Buzzsawmonkey moment.

Still it left me ROTFLMAO. Favorited, updinged, and recommended.

re: #52 pingjockey

I will. IIRC, Sharmuta and some other have brought this dilemma up.

Yep. On that note, I'll add to the list a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget. Another great idea that Sharm's been pushing.

re: #55 pingjockey

If there is anything left to rebuild, or the means to do it with!

A rifle, 40 acres and a mule.

re: #36 pingjockey

I have no idea what I'm going to do in 2010. It seems the GOP is hell bent on going totally social conservative, with which I vehemently oppose. Small gov't. Stay out of peoples personal business, strong military, quit spending money so that drunken sailors are embarressed. I guess that is too much to ask.

I know most on the right hate Meghan McCain, but what about the idea's she has ?

Meghan.

I am switching back and forth from Hockey to NASCAR to Basketball. No time for Paulbots tonite. Maybe a good alternative to SNL later. Better comedy probably.

re: #63 pink freud
I always liked that and the line item veto.

re: #56 jcm

If I changed my I would be able to find my own comments.

I have that same problem. He he.

re: #59 Shug

what a small world

A very merry unbirthdaaayyy, to you.

To me ?

To you !

Is it just me or does Glen Beck remind anyone else of a demented carnival barker ?

re: #65 avanti

I know most on the right hate Meghan McCain, but what about the idea's she has ?

Meghan.

avanti ... maybe Meghan wants to star in her own reality show ...

re: #18 Bloodnok

Prediction for the life of this thread.

Act I: Overture, featuring Righteous Indignation.

Act II: Dance of the Paulian Troll

i. Flounceoff in 11/8
ii. The Wielding of the Stick (solo by Mr. S. Beaumont)

INTERMISSION and snacks

Act III: Regaining the Ship

Act IV: There's Killgore...GET HIM!

curtain

Curse your veracity! Upding!

The Paulian did the usual ranting about the Constitution. Sadly Paulian's bizarre interpretations of the Constitution seem to be gaining ground.

The Gary Hubbell article posted above got replastered across almost the entire Paulosphere btw.

re: #66 mich-again

I am switching back and forth from Hockey to NASCAR to Basketball. No time for Paulbots tonite. Maybe a good alternative to SNL later. Better comedy probably.

4th quarter..7th game..does it get any better lizards?

re: #60 Liberal Classic

I think libertarians have a place at the table in these discussions, but I wish they weren't represented by a creationist anti-Israel guy like RP.

They aren't represented by him, he's just co-opted their name. Ron Paul is the GOP's resident troll. Michael Steele needs to take a lesson from Charles and give Luap Nor a taste of the Ban Stick.

re: #65 avanti

I know most on the right hate Meghan McCain, but what about the idea's she has ?

Meghan.

If it doesn't involve an intimate evening of drinks and... with The Behemoth, then I don't want to hear it.

re: #65 avanti
How do you know 'most' on the right hate her? I knew she was Johns' daughter and she brings up some good points.

re: #19 Spare O'Lake

Wow.
Beck and his handpicked audience stooges are such an embarrassment.
Just wow.

I feel the same way about Miss California. But "conservatives" are falling all over themselves to make her the new face of the GOP.

Good God. I left the GOP back around 1990 when the Operation Rescue freaks took over the party in KS. I didn't even vote in 2000 because it was a choice between two dimbulb 2nd generation spoiled politicians' sons. I'm glad W won and would have voted for him if I'd known that Al Gore was and is crazy.

But the GOP has gone off the rails nationally, just like they did in KS and MO back when I was in college. It's like deja vu, or watching a train wreck in slow motion.

sorry for rambling, but DAMN.

re: #65 avanti

I know most on the right hate Meghan McCain, but what about the idea's she has ?

Meghan.

Let me put it this way, avanti. You know how so many sneered at Palin and considered her to be a lighweight? Meghan McCain doesn't have what it takes to shine Palin's shoes.

re: #67 pingjockey

I always liked that and the line item veto.

Term limits.

[...] imagine my surprise when several of them turn out to be Ron Paul acolytes.

re: #73 Killgore Trout

The Paulian did the usual ranting about the Constitution. Sadly Paulian's bizarre interpretations of the Constitution seem to be gaining ground.

And now the sickness is spreading into Constitution Law. Oh, woe that I should live in such times! [sobs]

US APNewsAlert
15 minutes ago

WASHINGTON (AP) — A spokeswoman says Jack Kemp, a former quarterback, congressman and one-time vice-presidential nominee, has died.

re: #80 pink freud

Let me put it this way, avanti. You know how so many sneered at Palin and considered her to be a lighweight? Meghan McCain doesn't have what it takes to shine Palin's shoes.

I would probably pay to see it though!

re: #78 pingjockey

How do you know 'most' on the right hate her? I knew she was Johns' daughter and she brings up some good points.

OK, just reading too many right wing blogs I guess, they've been pretty harsh.

re: #80 pink freud

Pink ... can you email me ...

re: #80 pink freud

Yeah, but she can polish my...

/shit, better quit before I get whacked...

...for any Paulians out there...just look beyond the part where Ron Paul criticized the Republican Party as having abandoned its principles of limited constitutional government and you will quickly see how crazy he is.

How about the part where he
1) called for abolition of many federal institutions including the FBI and DEA,
2) called for the repeal of the federal income tax
3) called for the abolition of all social security
3) end the war on drugs

Sounds a little like anarchy to me, not liberty.

re: #38 itellu3times

Run for office?

Sorry to say this, but it'll be damn hard for a non-creationist to get support from the grassroots of the GOP in many areas. They really have taken over much of the party apparatus on the local level, IMHO.

As a military spouse, I'd love to be proved wrong, really, really I would.

re: #81 pink freud
The people of Wa state passed that law and the pols went to court and the state supreme court said it was unconstitutional. That was about the time I lost any faith in any elected official, save for a very few.

Are these audience members left over from Luntz's Dunces?

re: #27 Killgore Trout

Me thinks they message each other to swarm LGF.

re: #65 avanti

I know most on the right hate Meghan McCain, but what about the idea's she has ?

Meghan.

Anybody have a link to the post Charles did a while back featuring Meghan McCain wearing her fashionable kaffeih or however you spell it? She's a silly, pop-culture obsessed, spoiled young woman who is as embarrassing as Carrie Prejean, IMHO.

re: #90 funky chicken
I am in north central Wa state, more churches than bars. Our elected folks, so far, have not espoused this creationist nonsense.

re: #58 SasquatchOnSteroids

It IS!

re: #84 gmsc

I'm sorry hear that, I knew he was battling cancer. Jack Kemp was a good man, a man of ideas.

re: #90 funky chicken

Sorry to say this, but it'll be damn hard for a non-creationist to get support from the grassroots of the GOP in many areas. They really have taken over much of the party apparatus on the local level, IMHO.

As a military spouse, I'd love to be proved wrong, really, really I would.

Fooey. Run with a positive agenda and ignore the creationist issue, and see what happens.

I put the real onus of the republicans on the individual candidates, not some hazy institution.

re: #87 JacksonTn

Done. Gmail addy.

re: #75 HoosierHoops

4th quarter..7th game..does it get any better lizards?

Good stuff. I've been paying attention to your guy Noah. He is a perpetual motion machine, tis true. I'll take me some Big Baby though. Traditional, a beast in the making he is.

re: #84 gmsc

Thanks.

re: #99 pink freud

PF ... yes ...

re: #78 pingjockey

The hotair crowd

despise

her.

re: #65 avanti

Going to be completely honest here--Meghan McCain would have to really shine and be brilliant for me to want to see her in public office.

I feel we have too many political dynasties now. America was always supposed to be about the Abraham Lincolns, the Andrew Jacksons, and so on. Theses men (or women) were leaders just from their abilities, not because of their family name. The Adamses were supposed to be a fluke, not the norm.

If a child of a politician has the brilliance to succeed politically (Mitt Romney) then great, but we are America, where you are supposed to succeed on your own merits.

re: #94 funky chicken
I know just what I read in the linked article, that is it.

re: #106 sjmiller
Fuck off! Go piss up a rope.

re: #106 sjmiller

Mere sheep . . . mere sheep. I mean the Charles supporters.

Hmmm...?

re: #79 funky chicken

I feel the same way about Miss California.

But at least she's sexy and beautiful.
Beck *retch* not so much/

re: #100 The Shadow Do

Good stuff. I've been paying attention to your guy Noah. He is a perpetual motion machine, tis true. I'll take me some Big Baby though. Traditional, a beast in the making he is.

I loved Big Baby in College..Just a joy to watch..He is just like Barkley isn't he? Wide..quick...good shot..kick your ass in the hole..

re: #106 sjmiller

Mere sheep . . . mere sheep. I mean the Charles supporters.

Sod off, swampy...you probably wouldn't know a clue if it bit you in the ass!

re: #106 sjmiller

You're out of step. 11/8 is a tough tempo, though.

re: #77 Slumbering Behemoth

If it doesn't involve an intimate evening of drinks and... with The Behemoth, then I don't want to hear it.

So, you lookin' for a date?

re: #107 pingjockey

Fuck off! Go piss up a rope.

That's trademarked!

We block Fox news too.

The first time I was old enough to vote I voted for Harry Browne for president, most because of the drug legalization issues but got into the general pro-liberty concept of the libertarian party. I was young and stupid and he was better than Bill Clinton. I was into the Ron Paul thing for about two weeks then I figured out who he was (racist, anti-choice, black helicopter freak, etc). I still consider myself more a left libertarian than anything else. I'm fine with state run social services but like them as decentralized as possible, etc.

I can halfway relate to the Ron Paul crowd and halfway think they are on another planet.

I'm one of about 4 people on earth who really got behind Mike Gravel.

It seems like there would be a place somewhere between the two parties for non-insane little-l libertarians.

re: #110 HoosierHoops

I loved Big Baby in College..Just a joy to watch..He is just like Barkley isn't he? Wide..quick...good shot..kick your ass in the hole..

Yup

10 comments in 3 years.

re: #94 funky chicken

A facebook phenomena. We don't need another child running things.

re: #106 sjmiller

Fuck you.

re: #104 EmmmieG

Going to be completely honest here--Meghan McCain would have to really shine and be brilliant for me to want to see her in public office.

I wasn't thinking of her running for anything, she just seemed to have some good ideas. Trying to find ideas that have crossover appeal I guess.

re: #114 freetoken
I'm older than Mandy, so there! Age wise. Heard that one from granpa.

re: #106 sjmiller

Whose sock are you?

re: #106 sjmiller

Do you feel better now ?

re: #122 CynicalConservative

Whose sock are you?

With a hole in it.

re: #89 countrygurl

...for any Paulians out there...just look beyond the part where Ron Paul criticized the Republican Party as having abandoned its principles of limited constitutional government and you will quickly see how crazy he is.

How about the part where he
1) called for abolition of many federal institutions including the FBI and DEA,
2) called for the repeal of the federal income tax
3) called for the abolition of all social security
3) end the war on drugs

Sounds a little like anarchy to me, not liberty.

And yet he is a pretty rabid pro-lifer. Cognitive dissonance much?

I don't get the appeal. The guy hangs out and gladhands Stormfront goons, looks like an escapee from a luny bin, has a terrible speaking voice, and espouses bizarre anti-Semitic and anti-American opinions on foreign policy.

Why would anybody find that attractive or interesting enough to support financially?

re: #106 sjmiller

Here's something for you to read. Gary Hubbell's "Angry White Man" article came after this one:

Angry White Man

"The rhetoric when it came to Jews was little better. The newsletters display an obsession with Israel; no other country is mentioned more often in the editions I saw, or with more vitriol. A 1987 issue of Paul's Investment Letter called Israel "an aggressive, national socialist state," and a 1990 newsletter discussed the "tens of thousands of well-placed friends of Israel in all countries who are willing to wok [sic] for the Mossad in their area of expertise." Of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, a newsletter said, "Whether it was a setup by the Israeli Mossad, as a Jewish friend of mine suspects, or was truly a retaliation by the Islamic fundamentalists, matters little."

And anti-government paranoia here:

"Paul's newsletters didn't just contain bigotry. They also contained paranoia--specifically, the brand of anti-government paranoia that festered among right-wing militia groups during the 1980s and '90s. Indeed, the newsletters seemed to hint that armed revolution against the federal government would be justified. In January 1995, three months before right-wing militants bombed the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, a newsletter listed "Ten Militia Commandments," describing "the 1,500 local militias now training to defend liberty" as "one of the most encouraging developments in America." It warned militia members that they were "possibly under BATF [Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms] or other totalitarian federal surveillance" and printed bits of advice from the Sons of Liberty, an anti-government militia based in Alabama--among them, "You can't kill a Hydra by cutting off its head," "Keep the group size down," "Keep quiet and you're harder to find," "Leave no clues," "Avoid the phone as much as possible," and "Don't fire unless fired upon, but if they mean to have a war, let it begin here.""

re: #106 sjmiller

Buh-bye.

re: #106 sjmiller

Mere sheep . . . mere sheep. I mean the Charles supporters.

You a sheep lover? hmmm?

re: #117 pingjockey

10 comments in 3 years.

I do that in 3 minutes..but some people say I talk too much..
Hiya Ping!

re: #19 Spare O'Lake

Wow.
Beck and his handpicked audience stooges are such an embarrassment.
Just wow.

HEY!

Don't be dissin' the Stooges. Slapstick comedy at it's finest!

re: #122 CynicalConservative

Whose sock are you?

I found a sock like that once, got left in a gym bag, which got forgotten in the trunk for six months.

re: #75 HoosierHoops

4th quarter..7th game..does it get any better lizards?

Scalabrini reminds me of Will Ferrell in Semi-Pro

re: #129 HoosierHoops
Hiya back! What's the score. I've lost the remote since I'm here!

re: #106 sjmiller

Coward.

re: #109 Spare O'Lake

But at least she's sexy and beautiful.
Beck *retch* not so much/

Haven't we had enough of the "sexy and beautiful" thing in the last 100 days to last us all a lifetime?

re: #129 HoosierHoops

I do that in 3 minutes..but some people say I talk too much..
Hiya Ping!

I think HoosierHoops talks too . . . *OW*!
;)

re: #125 funky chicken

And yet he is a pretty rabid pro-lifer. Cognitive dissonance much?

I don't get the appeal. The guy hangs out and gladhands Stormfront goons, looks like an escapee from a luny bin, has a terrible speaking voice, and espouses bizarre anti-Semitic and anti-American opinions on foreign policy.

Why would anybody find that attractive or interesting enough to support financially?

I'm still trying to figure out why Obama got so many votes after his associations were exposed.

re: #106 sjmiller

FOAD

re: #133 pingjockey

Hiya back! What's the score. I've lost the remote since I'm here!

81-89 Celtics...6 min left nail biting time

re: #79 funky chicken

I feel the same way about Miss California. .

She spoker her mind and expressed her personally held belief, which is also held by a majority of Americans. How does that bother you?

Ha! "They blocked Fox News, as if it's like porn or something".

It all depends on who the host is at any given time.

/populist pr0n

re: #106 sjmiller

Mere sheep . . . mere sheep. I mean the Charles supporters.

I am just a poor little sheep who has lost his way, bah, Bah, BAH!

re: #139 HoosierHoops
Keep us updated, or me anyway!

re: #76 Dark_Falcon

They aren't represented by him, he's just co-opted their name. Ron Paul is the GOP's resident troll. Michael Steele needs to take a lesson from Charles and give Luap Nor a taste of the Ban Stick.

I'm not sure I agree. He has historical ties to the Libertarian Party, being their presidential candidate in 1988. Even though he rejoined the Republican Party, the Texas LP does not field candidates in TX-14 out of deference. I think he does represent the libertarian position to a lot of people. That having been said, I don't feel Ron Paul represents me very well at all. I consider myself libertarian (or at least I have strong leanings) but I can't stomach Paul on science (he's a creationist) or foreign policy (I'm a hawk and pro-Israel).

re: #128 pink freud

You a sheep lover? hmmm?

I wonder if he's from around here...

89-83 celtics in the 4th

re: #113 NelsFree

I happen to think she is cute as a button, and The Behemoth sure ain't afraid of a gal with a little extra junk in the trunk.

Did it leave?

re: #66 mich-again

Thanks for the reminder. I keep forgetting how good NASCAR looks in HD.

re: #145 jcm

I wonder if he's from around here...

Good Lord.
Un
Freakin'
Believable

WTF. I stopped after the 2nd paragraph. No more of that.

Here's a repost of buzzsawmonkey's classic tune for trolls like sjmiller:

A cautionary tale, from earlier:

Flounce to the Exit
--to the tune of "Waltzing Mathilda"

Once a jolly moby registered to comment here
Waited and lurked upon threads patiently
And he sang as he watched and waited for his exit cue,
"You'll see me flounce to the exit shortly."

"Flounce to the exit
Flounce to the exit
I'm going to flounce to the exit shortly"
And he sang as he watched and waited for his exit cue,
"You'll see me flounce to the exit shortly."

Up came a thread that took apart creationists
Up came a thread debunking conspiracies
And he sang as his comments became more and more abusive,
"You'll see me flounce to the exit shortly."

"Flounce to the exit
Flounce to the exit
I'm going to flounce to the exit shortly"
And he sang as his comments became more and more abusive,
"You'll see me flounce to the exit shortly."

Up came Charles Johnson with the banning stick in hand
Flanked on his side by formidable Stinky
"May I suggest that you moderate your posting style?
Else I will show you the exit shortly."

"Show you the exit
Show you the exit
Else I will show you the exit shortly
May I suggest that you moderate your posting style?
Else I will show you the exit shortly."

Up reared the moby, and ripped out a parting screed
"Here's what I think--I dare you to ban me!"
But not even a ghost of his words remains on the board
After he flounced to the exit shortly

Flounced to the exit
Flounced to the exit
Leaving a rant behind for all to see
But not even a ghost of his words remains on the board
After he flounced to the exit shortly

re: #120 avanti

I wasn't thinking of her running for anything, she just seemed to have some good ideas. Trying to find ideas that have crossover appeal I guess.

I appreciate the effort. I also appreciate that you have the courage to stay with your own ideas here, even when you are unpopular for it.

That said, she's 24 and was born with the assurance that she will always have what she will want. Find me a 24 year-old who has had to support him/her self since adulthood, who paid for college and knows how to work. That's who I want to hear from.

re: #145 jcm

I wonder if he's from around here...

Ruh roh. Exactly.

re: #149 Noam Sayin'

Thanks for the reminder. I keep forgetting how good NASCAR looks in HD.

And how great it sounds LOUD.

re: #149 Noam Sayin'
ESPN had the tv I want, 60+ inches, 6 screens in it. Yeah!

re: #104 EmmmieG

Going to be completely honest here--Meghan McCain would have to really shine and be brilliant for me to want to see her in public office.

I feel we have too many political dynasties now. America was always supposed to be about the Abraham Lincolns, the Andrew Jacksons, and so on. Theses men (or women) were leaders just from their abilities, not because of their family name. The Adamses were supposed to be a fluke, not the norm.

What about a unity--dynasty ticket. Meghan McCain with one of the Gore daughters. Or Chelsea Clinton.

re: #135 pink freud

Haven't we had enough of the "sexy and beautiful" thing in the last 100 days to last us all a lifetime?

Er, no, not hardly.

In fact, could (always!) use more of the real thing, not the ersatz I guess you're referring to.

re: #119 MandyManners

Fuck you.

Mandy a little present for you. Susan Boyle 1984.

re: #150 SasquatchOnSteroids

Good Lord.
Un
Freakin'
Believable

WTF. I stopped after the 2nd paragraph. No more of that.

Not far from Seattle... about 40 miles from me.

re: #143 pingjockey

Keep us updated, or me anyway!

Will do sir..I'm sitting through the 10000 Gieko Commercial in the last hour..I swear to gawd if gieko was the last insurance company in the world I'd buy a bike...If I see just one more Gieko commer...AHHHGAAHHH

re: #147 Slumbering Behemoth

I happen to think she is cute as a button, and The Behemoth sure ain't afraid of a gal with a little extra junk in the trunk.

We already have junk in the trunk! 100 days' worth!

But I won't begrudge you your fun, SB. :-)

re: #106 sjmiller

Project often asshole?

re: #147 Slumbering Behemoth

That always sounds so...so... scatological.

just added a point for the bulls from the first quarter

re: #109 Spare O'Lake

Dude, I dunno. Something about her screams CRAZY to me. I put link up earlier to a kinda close-up shot of her face earlier, and she's got those crazy eyes goin' on. It could be the starvation diet...she's got skeletal arms and you can see her ribs, etc.

And she sure is pushing for the full 15 minutes of fame thing.

Yeah, she's more attractive than Glenn Beck or Ron Paul, but that doesn't make her a good choice as the voice or face of the GOP.

re: #147 Slumbering Behemoth

I happen to think she is cute as a button, and The Behemoth sure ain't afraid of a gal with a little extra junk in the trunk.

It's better actually!

re: #153 pink freud
That's just wrong! Heh.

re: #117 pingjockey

10 comments in 3 years.

Like this guy I know that joined a monastery. The Priest told him that all the monks took a vow of silence, but he could speak two words every five years. My buddy agreed and joined.

At the end of his first five years, he said "Room cold!"

Five years later, he said "Bed hard!"

At the end of the 15th year, he said "I quit!"

The priest rolled his eyes and said "Doesn't surprise me, you haven't done anything but complain since you got here!"

re: #168 SteveC
Heh! I heard that one! It fits.

re: #115 Conservative Moonbat

We block Fox news too.
I don't block any news source, I can ignore it just fine.
I'm fine with state run social services but like them as decentralized as possible, etc.
Decentralized State-Run is an oxymoron

I can halfway relate to the Ron Paul crowd and halfway think they are on another planet.
Now THAT'S fence straddling of the highest order!

I'm one of about 4 people on earth who really got behind Mike Gravel.
Could you list the three others? Thought not.

It seems like there would be a place somewhere between the two parties for non-insane little-l libertarians.

McDonald's, in back by the fryers

re: #140 NelsFree

spoker>spoke
PIMF

re: #156 Conservative Moonbat

What about a unity--dynasty ticket. Meghan McCain with one of the Gore daughters. Or Chelsea Clinton.

Slogan: Don't worry about Campaign Finance, we're putting this on Daddy's credit card.

re: #141 Slumbering Behemoth

Ha! "They blocked Fox News, as if it's like porn or something".

It all depends on who the host is at any given time.

/populist pr0n

I also find it highly amusing that that woman is so full of righteous indignation over what other private citizens watch on their own damn tv in their own damn homes.

Like many of the so called "moral majority", she's a Big Nanny Stater and doesn't even know it.

OMG ..Turn on the game..5 minutes left..and it just may be the greatest game 7 of the best series of all time..

re: #125 funky chicken

Why would anybody find that attractive or interesting enough to support financially?

Hmmm...because they believe:
individuals = good
government = evil
?

re: #9 pink freud

Pink ... I emailed ...

No matter what way this game ends...nothing to be ashamed of.

Don't think either team will make it past the next series. They'll have to be spent.

re: #154 Mich-again

And how great it sounds LOUD.

650 watts of 5.1 surround...

re: #175 SJmiller

GAZE

re: #175 SJmiller

SJmiller ... you are killing my buzz ... please stop ...

re: #175 SJmiller
You obviously did not read what I posted about fiscal conservatism, strong military, etc...We do not need creation taught in schools, nor legalized drug use, anti-Semitism that the Paulians bring.

re: #181 Dark_Falcon

GAZE

I am sure of it. his first two initials stand for slimy jerk.

re: #175 SJmiller

Don't go away..I fired up the BBQ..3 minutes left in the game..

re: #176 HoosierHoops

OMG ..Turn on the game..5 minutes left..and it just may be the greatest game 7 of the best series of all time..

Bulls are losing it...toast

re: #153 pink freud

Ruh roh. Exactly.

San Francisco - A man died of internal injuries from sex with a stallion at a ranch used by a bestiality ring, police in the northwestern United States state of Washington said on Monday.

The man suffered fatal trauma while being sodomised by a stallion at a stud farm that catered to men who wanted sex with animals, Enumclaw Police Commander Eric Sortland told AFP.

I like how the reporter on that story is careful to break the more appalling details of that story gently to the reader, doesn't just offload all the shit in the first couple of lines or anything like that./

re: #162 DEZes

Ain't it funny how the 'sheeple' are only 'sheeple' when they don't agree with the dumb ass that tosses the term around.

I think a blogger could make quite a nice living doing nothing but pissing off Paulians. Traffic would be through the roof. I'll do it if someone want to subsidize the venture.
/trying to avoid getting a real job

Sorry if this has been posted:

Jack Kemp has died.

re: #186 The Shadow Do

not over yet

re: #185 HoosierHoops

Don't go away..I fired up the BBQ..3 minutes left in the game..

I'll go get the soda and chips. What would everyone like?

re: #142 Idle Drifter

I am just a poor little sheep who has lost his way, bah, Bah, BAH!

I was looking for a nice You Tube video of "Someone to Watch Over Me" ("I'm a little lamb that's lost her way..."). It turns out every annoying douchebag in America has videotaped himself/herself singing this song very, very badly.

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

I'll go get the soda and chips. What would everyone like?

Black cherry soda, please. I haven't allowed one in my real house since I stained a carpet.

re: #175 SJmiller

There is a lot of dissent here. Can't call us sheeple. We just seem to agree on one thing. Idiots can't be allowed to run the country. Idiots like Luap Nor and YEC. Apparently you don't seem to agree with that.

re: #163 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

That always sounds so...so... scatological.

Look, JCM, if I've told you once I've told you... oh, wait, you're FBV. Never mind.

/only ribbing ya, bro

re: #175 SJmiller

WTF? You insult a room and wonder why you're not the prom queen?

re: #175 SJmiller

little r conservationism

What is that, exactly?

re: #169 Iron Fist

You've got your shit together, Iron Fist, and I love reading your posts. Just wanted you to know.

re: #187 Jimmah

I like how the reporter on that story is careful to break the more appalling details of that story gently to the reader, doesn't just offload all the shit in the first couple of lines or anything like that./

I saw the video and I am scarred for life just watching it. Did he win the Darwin Award for that?

re: #84 gmsc

US APNewsAlert
15 minutes ago

WASHINGTON (AP) — A spokeswoman says Jack Kemp, a former quarterback, congressman and one-time vice-presidential nominee, has died.

re: #190 MJ

Sorry if this has been posted:

Jack Kemp has died.

It's been posted, but you are helping the news get out.

R.I.P. Jack Kemp.

Y'know, I'm beginning to wonder if Beck deliberately broke his CNN contract to go play havoc with Fox...

re: #191 gtrs

not over yet

In all the history of Basketball series.. They have the record at 7..I expect overtime tonight..Chicago is a force to be recon'd with..Next year they win the whole thing..

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

I'll go get the soda and chips. What would everyone like?

Try to find me some ginger beer. It will go nicely with my amber rum I have waiting for me.

/2 hours till I can crack that bottle.

re: #197 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

WTF? You insult a room and wonder why you're not the prom queen?

I wish I could upding that more than once.

re: #135 pink freud

Haven't we had enough of the "sexy and beautiful" thing in the last 100 days to last us all a lifetime?

Nope.
At least not if the thing is actually sexy and beautiful.
/Sorry, got a severe weakness for feminine pulchritude.

re: #166 Truck Monkey

It's better actually!

Sometimes it is. I like skinny gals too, though. Heck, I pretty much like just about every type of woman there is.

re: #197 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

WTF? You insult a room and wonder why you're not the prom queen?

No. More like coming into Charles' house and dropping a deuce on the carpet and then getting mad that people noticed.

re: #175 SJmiller

If someone can show me where the president has the executive power (based on the Constitution) to nationalize private businesses and spend worse than Bush please let me know.

Article 12, Paragraph 4: The President shall have the right, through the executive branch, to spend more money than the 43rd occupant of the office of the Presidency. This right shall not be abridged by the people, the several states, the Legislative branch, or the Judicial branch.

Anyone holding the office of President before such time will be allowed to estimate spending by the 43rd occupant and act accordingly.

re: #197 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

WTF? You insult a room and wonder why you're not the prom queen?

If you've got a comment with a karma that far negative and you're invited to be prom queen, look up to check for buckets of pig's blood.

/Just saying...

re: #175 SJmiller

WTF people? This blog is in love with the bashing of creationists and Ron Paul supporters, but the minute someone says something that is apparently true (if it was not, I would not have got those intellectual responses) all hell breaks loose. Listen . . . I do not wish to get into a tit-tat (this is a great site), but it seems that people who support little r conservationism are some kind of wing nut. Personally, I support the tea parties because they do serve a purpose -- to show the unconstitutional spending and taking over private business. If someone can show me where the president has the executive power (based on the Constitution) to nationalize private businesses and spend worse than Bush please let me know.

It's TIT FOR TAT.

You pooped in the soup already. I don't think anyone's interested.

re: #169 Iron Fist

Maybe right, I hope not. I try to stay optimistic.

Should it come to that, there will be regions where Liberty prevails.

re: #175 SJmiller

but it seems that people who support little r conservationism are some kind of wing nut.

What are you talking about?

Semi-ot: I'm still a little baffled about the connection (or non-connection) between the religious right and the Libertarians. Alex Jones and Lew Rockwell are always pushing the theory that Christians are being persecuted but I don't know if they really believe it. I strongly suspect they're just working the religious right. Philosophically there really shouldn't be a connection.

re: #211 pink freud

Gone. The wrench dropped on him fairly quick.

/buttock on the Que, just like forcast. Is it intermission yet?

house is THE player of this game

re: #193 doppelganglander

I was looking for a nice You Tube video of "Someone to Watch Over Me" ("I'm a little lamb that's lost her way..."). It turns out every annoying douchebag in America has videotaped himself/herself singing this song very, very badly.

I found the Black Sheep movie trailer about killer sheep. I couldn't stop laughing at the weresheep villian.

re: #210 EmmmieG

Nice Carrie reference.

My daughter is on the prom court this year. Found out yesterday. She's purdy, but not nearly snooty enough for this school.

Yay! Me!

Singer Ayman Udas ‘shot by her brothers for TV sin’

A RISING musical star was allegedly shot dead by her own brothers in the conservative city of Peshawar in Pakistan last week after she had appeared on television.

The murder of Ayman Udas, who was in her early thirties and newly married, has shocked the city’s artistic community because it symbolises a backlash against women and cultural freedom in an area that is increasingly dominated by Islamic funda-mentalists.

As a singer and song writer in her native Pashto, the language of the tribal areas and the NorthWest Frontier province, Udas frequently performed on PTV, the state-run channel.

She won considerable acclaim for her songs but had become a musician in the face of bitter opposition from her family, who believed it was sinful for a woman to perform on television.

Ashamed of her growing popularity her two brothers are reported to have entered her flat last week while her husband was out and fired three bullets into her chest. Neither has been caught.

/three cheers for the religion of peace

Beck didn't exactly select a representative sample of Tea Party participants. There's no doubt that the Paulians must be confronted on their choice of leader.

I still think libertarian ideas should be carefully considered. I don't think libertarians, Truthers, and neo-Nazis are one and the same. If the libertarians can't disassociate themselves from extremists, however, they're cooked.

re: #175 SJmiller

You walk in, and the first thing you do is pick a fight, and then your stupid enough to wonder why your getting your chops busted.
PUSSY!

re: #194 EmmmieG

Black cherry soda, please. I haven't allowed one in my real house since I stained a carpet.

re: #204 BlueCanuck

Try to find me some ginger beer. It will go nicely with my amber rum I have waiting for me.

/2 hours till I can crack that bottle.

EmmmieG, you got it. BlueCanuck, sorry, I don't provide alcohol. I don't mind if you buy it or bring it, but I don't provide it.

re: #190 MJ

Sorry if this has been posted:

Jack Kemp has died.

*Stands up and removes hat for a moment of silence*

re: #189 Killgore Trout

Meh, you'd make more money doing web pr0n. Amateur sites are really hot right now.

re: #220 Killian Bundy
Frakkin' savages.

re: #217 gtrs

house is THE player of this game

You ain't kidding..whoa...House MVP so far...game not over !

re: #175 SJmiller

Folks who believe in God and his creation get along here just fine.

As long as they don't confuse faith and science.

Luap Nor is a nut, a racist, and his acolytes are the sheep you scorn.

You find no more staunch defenders of Life, Liberty and Property as our founders intended anywhere else.

re: #174 Slumbering Behemoth

I also find it highly amusing that that woman is so full of righteous indignation over what other private citizens watch on their own damn tv in their own damn homes.

Like many of the so called "moral majority", she's a Big Nanny Stater and doesn't even know it.

I don't read it that way. She was protesting the BLOCKING of a news source, a limitation of freedom.

re: #190 MJ

Sorry to hear it. Before Kemp jumped the shark, he was really cool.

this series in UNF-ING BELIEVEABLE...

re: #221 quickjustice

Just as the John Birch Society harmed the cause of rational anti-communism, Ron Paul and his supporters are doing serious damage to rational libertarians.

He is no more! He has ceased to be! He is an ex-SJmiller!

re: #175 SJmiller

You opened the door and yelled you are mindless sheep, WTF did you expect dimwit? I gave you a good reply above did you read it?

re: #220 Killian Bundy

Singer Ayman Udas ‘shot by her brothers for TV sin’

/three cheers for the religion of peace

ROPMA! Her brothers thought they owned her. Scum, both of them. They should have an appointment with the noose for this.

Pics of the day...
Yahoo pic
Another one
Again here
That's some serious bravery.

re: #235 Thanos

He's dead Jim. You get his tri-corder. I'll get his wallet.

100-95 CELTICS; 1minute to go...

re: #216 BlueCanuck

Gone. The wrench dropped on him fairly quick.

/buttock on the Que, just like forcast. Is it intermission yet?

Worst case, I figured it would be the perfect opening for a boob thread ...if nothing else. ;-)

/NOT that I am interested in a boob thread, mind you.

re: #234 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
What? Damn!

re: #225 Slumbering Behemoth

Yeah, you're probably right. I've always wanted to start a cult. I think I could be good at that.

re: #220 Killian Bundy

Singer Ayman Udas ‘shot by her brothers for TV sin’

/three cheers for the religion of peace

Speaking of the RoP...look in your local paper tomorrow...

Wake County residents in three ZIP codes will find a DVD about Islam bundled in their issues of The News & Observer today, as Muslim residents initiate a public relations effort to counteract a controversial DVD distributed in the paper in September.

Today's DVD,"The Fog is Lifting: Islam in Brief," was produced by an Egyptian nonprofit group intent on explaining Islam to non-Muslims. It offers an orthodox defense of Islamic precepts and theology without engaging in issues such as politics or terrorism.

re: #223 Dark_Falcon

Heh, ginger beer is usually found in non-alcoholic varieties here. Think root beer as in naming.

/good mix for dark rum.

re: #189 Killgore Trout

I think a blogger could make quite a nice living doing nothing but pissing off Paulians. Traffic would be through the roof. I'll do it if someone want to subsidize the venture.
/trying to avoid getting a real job

Ron Paul fans seem to be like the mackerels of the moonbat world. You don't need any fancy lures, just chuck some bare hooks in the water and wait for them to attach themselves. On that basis something like this might work:

"This is RonPaulSucks.com Feel free to leave your comment in the box provided, moron."

Formula for Chicago win: steal, long bomb. steal, long bomb.

re: #238 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

He's dead Jim. You get his tri-corder. I'll get his wallet.

Can I have his brain, its never been used.
I offer 20 quatloos.

Six! Gone.

re: #115 Conservative Moonbat

We block Fox news too.

The first time I was old enough to vote I voted for Harry Browne for president, most because of the drug legalization issues but got into the general pro-liberty concept of the libertarian party. I was young and stupid and he was better than Bill Clinton. I was into the Ron Paul thing for about two weeks then I figured out who he was (racist, anti-choice, black helicopter freak, etc). I still consider myself more a left libertarian than anything else. I'm fine with state run social services but like them as decentralized as possible, etc.

I can halfway relate to the Ron Paul crowd and halfway think they are on another planet.

I'm one of about 4 people on earth who really got behind Mike Gravel.

It seems like there would be a place somewhere between the two parties for non-insane little-l libertarians.

I feel a quite out of place as well. I consider myself a liberal. I don't identify with the Democrats because they are too socialist. I identify more strongly with the fiscal conservatives in the Republican party, but the GOP seems more strongly influenced by the social conservatives today. And the Libertarian Party is a third-party non-factor.

There are three great political traditions in the United States. Originating in New England, the first political tradition views the government as a sacred trust. The second great political tradition views the government as defender of virtue, and has its roots in the Antibellum south. The third great tradition views the government as necessary evil, and is most closely associated with the Old West.

Over time the dominant political parties have represented all three traditions to various extents. Right now, the Democrats have adopted the mantle of sacred trust, as protectors of the weak and bringers of economic security. The social conservatives in the Republican Party have a strong dose of the defender of virtue viewpoint, as advocates for traditional morality and order. Neither major party is strongly influenced by limited government skepticism at the moment.

I'm hoping someone like me has a place here. I'm a fiscal conservative and social liberal. I don't consider myself a fringe person. My views on particular issues aren't themselves extreme. If I am pro-choice, then I must necessarily be for gun control? No, of course not.

Now if you say "libertarian" people think Ron Paul, and that means you're a creationist anti-Zionist, or something or other. I cringe.

Noah fouls out!

re: #238 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

He's dead Jim. You get his tri-corder. I'll get his wallet.

it's only logical that I get his boots!

re: #214 Killgore Trout

Semi-ot: I'm still a little baffled about the connection (or non-connection) between the religious right and the Libertarians.

A lot of Libertarians oppose the whole concept of Public Schools.

re: #196 Slumbering Behemoth

Look, JCM, if I've told you once I've told you... oh, wait, you're FBV. Never mind.

/only ribbing ya, bro

LOL!

I like his avatar!

Fat man is squishing your head

sjmiller has now been banned. I have put his carcass on the grill and tonight's troll roast will be ready in 17 minutes.

re: #241 pingjockey

What? Damn!

You can have that badge off his red "extra" away crew shirt...

and imagine my surprise when several of them turn out to be Ron Paul acolytes

Unless I missed something, didn't only one of them explicitly self-identify as a Ron Paul supporter.

re: #255 Dark_Falcon

Will there be mint jelly?

re: #252 Mich-again

Yeah, I guess there are a few cross over issues but it still really doesn't fit for me.

Watched the rest of the parts on YT. Nothing of any note except for what you could call dissenters. Andrew Napolitano was saying something about repealing the income tax which I guess Beck followed up with "and you don't really have to" as a method of getting the Fed to cut spending. Or something to that effect.

/ Sonambulating.

re: #215 Iron Fist

Allasandra Mussolini is easy on the eyes, too, but that doesn't mean I want to take political advice from her. We hear lots of fluff about being more "inclusive", but what does that really mean? On social issues, what are we supposed to be more moderate than?

Gay marriage is coming, but support for civil unions would be a moderate position. Not excluding a otherwise great, pro choice candidate perhaps. I think having constitution amendment against abortion and gay marriage are deal killers.

re: #254 Killgore Trout

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!