Bitchbite?

There are Jews in BNP?

Bitchbite.com? S&M maybe? Or just their preferential treatment - bitch about treatment and bite the hand that feeds 'em?

re: #4 lawhawk

Bitchbite.com? S&M maybe? Or just their preferential treatment - bitch about treatment and bite the hand that feeds 'em?

Vampires?

re: #2 MandyManners

There are Jews in BNP?

Amazingly, yes.
[Link: www.somethingjewish.co.uk...]
[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

I love the repeated accusations that anyone who doesn't like the BNP is 'the real fascist'. Talk about unclear on the concept!

Arrrghhh.

Sorry.

re: #3 buzzsawmonkey

Who are the brain police?

Who knows where the time goes?

Who loves ya, baby?

I love that song.

This is proof of Charles impeccable stance! Enemy of mine enemy is NOT my friend. Perhaps that should be an autoresponse to these folks.

I got a nasty letter from the DOD throwing my oldest daughter off my health insurance because she graduate from College. Anybody wanta see?

Bitch bite.
Two words.

Rabies shots.

re: #1 Cattt

Bitchbite?

Marv Alberts home page

//

but your bias and lack of objectivity and fairness is all too clear.

you are not fair and thank you.

/one of my favorite rotating titles.

re: #3 buzzsawmonkey

Who are the brain police?

Who knows where the time goes?

Who loves ya, baby?

If that is supposed to be a Haiku you get an "F".

Just today, Nick Griffin Stalin's USSR was violently attacked by ”Antifa" thugs as he tried to watch election resultsHitler's Wehrmacht. Who is the real fascist here?

The correct answer is: Both.

00:50 U.S. official: Russia wary of growing Iranian threat (AP)

Well I'll go way out a wing here and wonder then why the fuck they are helping them build a Nuclear Complex? But that's just me.

re: #3 buzzsawmonkey

Who are the brain police?

Who knows where the time goes?

Who loves ya, baby?

You forgot the most important musical question of all time:

Who's the black private dick who's a sex machine with all the chicks?

Hmmm. Raw egg, rotten tomato, or shaving cream pie? Opinions?

re: #19 quickjustice

Hmmm. Raw egg, rotten tomato, or shaving cream pie? Opinions?

Dirty diaper.

Recall that just a few a years ago, the UK establishment tried to put Griffin away for SEVEN YEARS for declaring in a closed meeting that Islam was “a wicked religion” and that the next attacks on British soil would be carried out by UK-born Muslims

Is this statement true? Anyone know?

Kojak: Large bald Greek NYPD cop: "How bout a bop with a lolly pop?"

re: #7 iceweasel

I love the repeated accusations that anyone who doesn't like the BNP is 'the real fascist'. Talk about unclear on the concept!

Sort of a Dr. Pepper-like jingle comes to mind.

re: #21 Occasional Reader

Is this statement true? Anyone know?

No idea.

As far as hate mails goes, this one is less hate-infused than the others. Tries to make factual statements, has no swear words (except for "arse" which hardly counts), more about defending their guy than attacking Charles, etc. All in all, only a 2.7 on the Hate-Richter Scale.

They've recast themselves and anti-Jihadists. This was bound to happen.

re: #1 Cattt

Bitchbite?

don't tease her...

[Luring large, feral beast out of house with bone]: Nice doggie, nice doggie!

PIZZA arrived! All is not lost.

re: #21 Occasional Reader

Is this statement true? Anyone know?

Where is Killgore Trout when you positively need some researchin' done.

re: #25 zombie

In the days of snail mail, Charles would have gotten a nice Czech postage stamp out of it.

re: #30 callahan23

Which what where?

re: #30 callahan23

Where is Killgore Trout when you positively need some researchin' done.

He's over at the Lipton factory, looking for signs of tea baggers

re: #29 Cattt

PIZZA arrived! All is not lost.

got beer?

re: #31 quickjustice

In the days of snail mail, Charles would have gotten a nice Czech postage stamp out of it.

The Czech is on the mail?

Well, I just spent a lovely, fun time fishing through the BNP's slick web site. It took me a few tries to verify what wikipedia said, (my favorite hint was the lovely picture of the white family with a caption that reads: People like you, voting BNP).

Here's a piece from their mission statement:

Mission Statement

The British National Party exists to secure a future for the indigenous peoples of these islands in the North Atlantic which have been our homeland for millennia.

We use the term indigenous to describe the people whose ancestors were the earliest settlers here after the last great Ice Age and which have been complemented by the historic migrations from mainland Europe.

Dear Mr. Griffin: This descendant of northern Europeans doesn't need to put other people down to feel of value.

re: #30 callahan23

Where is Killgore Trout when you positively need some researchin' done.

my guess is not at a tea party...

re: #17 Nevergiveup

00:50 U.S. official: Russia wary of growing Iranian threat (AP)

Well I'll go way out a wing here and wonder then why the fuck they are helping them build a Nuclear Complex? But that's just me.

The constant Russian delusion that they play chess better than anybody.

re: #35 Occasional Reader

When I dated a gorgeous Czech woman, the object of the game always was Czech-Mate.

re: #21 Occasional Reader

2005 prosecution and 2006 retrial

After the trial, Griffin celebrated outside the court with over two hundred supporters, drinking champagne from red-white-and-blue bottles, which had been donated by Jean-Marie Le Pen.

re: #32 Killgore Trout

Which what where?

OR was having a question on the legitimacy of this statement:

Recall that just a few a years ago, the UK establishment tried to put Griffin away for SEVEN YEARS for declaring in a closed meeting that Islam was “a wicked religion” and that the next attacks on British soil would be carried out by UK-born Muslims

See: ---> re: #21 Occasional Reader

re: #38 Dianna

The constant Russian delusion that they play chess better than anybody.

World Chess Champions

Looks like they can kinda claim that...not this year though...that title belongs to India

re: #40 Killgore Trout

2005 prosecution and 2006 retrial

Griffin is loathsome, but based on the evidence we have here, that prosecution was wrong.

Meanwhile, I am in identity-fraud hell. A very sneaky and very bad person has stolen the identity of an elderly relative of mine, and it is now my responsibility to untangle the mess. Ugliness abounds.

How people can do this to senior citizens, I cannot imagine. Despicable. And most mystifying of all, is that the criminal left a trail of virtual breadcrumbs directly to their front door: It was basically impossible to not catch them at their crime! I mean, they ordered clothing in the their own unusual size, using a fraudulently obtained credit card, and had it FedEx'ed directly to their own home! And they made the order using their own phone! How stupid can you get?

And the infuriating part? Even though they are self-evidently guilty, they will probably never be punished. The police told me that ID fraud against seniors happens dozens of times per day in this county, and that there is such a backlog that only a tiny percentage ever go to trial.

re: #39 quickjustice

When I dated a gorgeous Czech woman, the object of the game always was Czech-Mate.

Goodness. Where in the world did you come upon her?

"Bitch bite"? I thought it was "bitch slap", but what do I know?

re: #36 EmmmieG

... We use the term indigenous to describe the people whose ancestors were the earliest settlers here after the last great Ice Age and which have been complemented by the historic migrations from mainland Europe. ...

When the Muslims are in charge, do you think they'll allow the indigenous people to open casinos?

re: #44 zombie

Meanwhile, I am in identity-fraud hell. A very sneaky and very bad person has stolen the identity of an elderly relative of mine, and it is now my responsibility to untangle the mess. Ugliness abounds.

How people can do this to senior citizens, I cannot imagine. Despicable. And most mystifying of all, is that the criminal left a trail of virtual breadcrumbs directly to their front door: It was basically impossible to not catch them at their crime! I mean, they ordered clothing in the their own unusual size, using a fraudulently obtained credit card, and had it FedEx'ed directly to their own home! And they made the order using their own phone! How stupid can you get?

And the infuriating part? Even though they are self-evidently guilty, they will probably never be punished. The police told me that ID fraud against seniors happens dozens of times per day in this county, and that there is such a backlog that only a tiny percentage ever go to trial.

Is Dexter on the case?

i re: #43 Occasional Reader

Griffin is loathsome, but based on the evidence we have here, that prosecution was wrong.

He would not have been charged with anything here for that. But, he's still be a scumbag, either way.

re: #44 zombie

Lifelock works.

He's right about one thing: Britain doesn't strike me as a fun place to live, what with the restrictions against self-defense and the rabid PC-ology.

Doesn't excuse fronting for white supremacists, though.

re: #47 Son of the Black Dog

When the Muslims are in charge, do you think they'll allow the indigenous people to open casinos?

The BNP is in England. The buffets would suck big time.

re: #29 Cattt

PIZZA arrived! All is not lost.

I can has slice?

re: #43 Occasional Reader

Griffin is loathsome, but based on the evidence we have here, that prosecution was wrong.

Yeah, it was the basic hate speech prosecution.

re: #2 MandyManners

There are Jews in BNP?

Pamela is an honorary member.

so letterman attacked sarah palin and her daughter last nite?

...oh my - a pic of his wife:

[Link: ace.mu.nu...]

(poor fella)

re: #45 haakondahl

At a match of the Czech and Slovak national polo teams. I recommend it. Czech women are hot.

Bitch bite - The new fragrance from Michelle O. In stores now.

re: #50 brookly red

Lifelock works.

I've been thinking about it.

I take it you've signed up?

re: #57 sbvft contributor

so letterman attacked sarah palin and her daughter last nite?

...oh my - a pic of his wife:

[Link: ace.mu.nu...]

(poor fella)

What did the pig say about Palin and her daughter?

re: #21 Occasional Reader

Is this statement true? Anyone know?

If it's this guy, apparently

Not.

re: #60 Occasional Reader

I've been thinking about it.

I take it you've signed up?

oh yeah, & it works... cheap too.

re: #38 Dianna

The constant Russian delusion that they play chess better than anybody.

Unfortunately, it is not a delusion. 80% of the top 100 chess players in the world are from Russia or other former Soviet states (Ukraine, Azerbaijan, etc.) Aside from Anand (India), Topalov (Bulgaria), Gelfand (Israel) and Carlsen (Norway), you'll find a terrifying avalanche of Russian players who are better than anyone else. Even 95% of the best players in the US are emigrés from the former Soviet Union.

Frustrating, but true.

re: #61 Nevergiveup

sarah:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #48 haakondahl

Is Dexter on the case?

Uh, not that I know of. Who is Dexter?

re: #42 Desert Dog

World Chess Champions

Looks like they can kinda claim that...not this year though...that title belongs to India

True enough - but their leaders?

Not so much.

Anyway, I'm out. Goodnight!

re: #63 avanti

If it's this guy, apparently

Not.

That story appears to be referring to a different incident.

re: #65 zombie

Unfortunately, it is not a delusion. 80% of the top 100 chess players in the world are from Russia or other former Soviet states (Ukraine, Azerbaijan, etc.) Aside from Anand (India), Topalov (Bulgaria), Gelfand (Israel) and Carlsen (Norway), you'll find a terrifying avalanche of Russian players who are better than anyone else. Even 95% of the best players in the US are emigrés from the former Soviet Union.

Frustrating, but true.

They suck at checkers though...especially if you fill them with Vodka first

re: #36 EmmmieG

Cultures come, cultures go.

re: #57 sbvft contributor

so letterman attacked sarah palin and her daughter last nite?

...oh my - a pic of his wife:

[Link: ace.mu.nu...]

(poor fella)

He also said she bought makeup to "update her slutty flight attendant look".

re: #57 sbvft contributor

so letterman attacked sarah palin and her daughter last nite?

...oh my - a pic of his wife:

[Link: ace.mu.nu...]

(poor fella)

I don't know what Letterman said last night, but in the past he has raked Palins daughter for the out of wedlock thing.
The Irony is that he went for years before marrying his childs mother.
Letterman has become a bitter , cruel individual & worse he is no lnger funny.

letterman attack against 14yo daughter willow:

[Link: gatewaypundit.blogspot.com...]

re: #21 Occasional Reader

Is this statement true? Anyone know?

He was tried for that, as were others who were filmed. Tried in 2004 and again in 2006 - not guilty on all counts.

He was tried for "for incitement to racial hatred," which is a crime in the UK - the max sentence is seven years.

How do I know this? I wikied it.

re: #50 brookly red

Lifelock works.

Too late for that. The horse is already out of the barn. For the future, though, I have placed a fraud lock on all "credit inquiries." Nightmarish.

re: #65 zombie

Unfortunately, it is not a delusion. 80% of the top 100 chess players in the world are from Russia or other former Soviet states (Ukraine, Azerbaijan, etc.) Aside from Anand (India), Topalov (Bulgaria), Gelfand (Israel) and Carlsen (Norway), you'll find a terrifying avalanche of Russian players who are better than anyone else. Even 95% of the best players in the US are emigrés from the former Soviet Union.

Frustrating, but true.

But we can kick their asses in poker!

(Semi-seriously... IMHO, international relations is a lot more like poker than like chess.)

re: #54 buzzsawmonkey

A+ for perfect scansion!

re: #70 Desert Dog

They suck at checkers though...especially if you fill them with Vodka first

The Russians will suck at anything that is filled with Vodka.

OT:
If at first you can't anyone to take the Uighurs off your hands, bribe some islanders to do the dirty work for you. $200 million sound about right? It is your money after all.

re: #76 zombie

Too late for that. The horse is already out of the barn. For the future, though, I have placed a fraud lock on all "credit inquiries." Nightmarish.

sorry that it is too late in this case but everyone should have it.

re: #67 zombie

Uh, not that I know of. Who is Dexter?

TV show. I just watched the first two episodes on DVD this evening.

Testing...

re: #3 buzzsawmonkey

Who are the brain police?

Who knows where the time goes?

Who loves ya, baby?

Where does the white go when the snow melts?

re: #83 Charles

Testing...

A pop quiz? I forgot my pencil.

re: #44 zombie

Meanwhile, I am in identity-fraud hell. A very sneaky and very bad person has stolen the identity of an elderly relative of mine, and it is now my responsibility to untangle the mess. Ugliness abounds.

How people can do this to senior citizens, I cannot imagine. Despicable. And most mystifying of all, is that the criminal left a trail of virtual breadcrumbs directly to their front door: It was basically impossible to not catch them at their crime! I mean, they ordered clothing in the their own unusual size, using a fraudulently obtained credit card, and had it FedEx'ed directly to their own home! And they made the order using their own phone! How stupid can you get?

And the infuriating part? Even though they are self-evidently guilty, they will probably never be punished. The police told me that ID fraud against seniors happens dozens of times per day in this county, and that there is such a backlog that only a tiny percentage ever go to trial.

Insist on pressing charges. I've met lots of police who are incredibly lazy. Our house was broken into once, the police had to be prodded into actually walking around the property to see the basement window they smashed to get in, and couldn't be bothered to collect any evidence or even look inside. "Ya got homeowner's insurance, dontcha?" As soon as I said "yes," their job of providing a police report to back up my claim was done. They never even asked for an inventory of stolen items.

So you may have to be belligerent about this, but make sure the police know you insist on pressing charges, are willing to testify, be deposed, etcetera etcetera etcetera. And be sure to follow up, in case it starts slipping through the cracks.

re: #83 Charles

Testing...

Oh, man. I just went. I need more warning.

re: #85 Eowyn2

Where does the white go when the snow melts?

Ou sont les neves d'antan?

(They melted, you silly frog.)

I'm testing something ... the first time you load a thread with comments, it will only show the first 100 comments. You have to hit 'new comments' to see any comments past the first hundred -- then it loads the rest of them.

re: #83 Charles

Testing...

There's not going to be math, is there? I was told there wouldn't be any math.

*Nervously sliding calculator into pocket*

OT

IDF Robot Snakes!

Nick Griffin was violently attacked by ”Antifa" thugs as he tried to watch election results. Who is the real fascist here?

All you fucks...

re: #82 haakondahl

TV show. I just watched the first two episodes on DVD this evening.

I think it's a great show; I hope you like it! (third season, not so hot, but 1st and 2nd are good)

re: #44 zombie

A friend of mine at work had this happen to her - she's in her 20s. The perp had the same modus stupidus and was quickly caught, but the sorting out was a mess for her.

I owe Amazon - someone broke into my account there and tried to send themselves a $500 gift certificate on my dime. Amazon thought it was odd, did not fill the order, e-mailed me, then when I did not respond immediately, they put a hold on my account. So it didn't cost me a penny, and all I had to do was get a new card and set up a new Amazon account. The guy even retyped my wish list in by hand. They are awesome.

re: #77 Occasional Reader

(Semi-seriously... IMHO, international relations is a lot more like poker than like chess.)

"Why?", you may all ask, in unison? [crickets]

Well, because unlike in poker, and unlike in real life geopolitics, in chess:

-Only two can play at a time; there is no chance that you'll face more than one opponent playing against you at the same time.
-Both players start out with exactly the same resources, in exactly the same position.
-Every move made by each player is completely transparent to the other. One cannot bluff in chess. (One can feint, but that's different.)

re: #96 Cattt

There's a reason that Amazon does as well as it does.

100 comments were wrote on the wall, 100 comments were wrote...

re: #17 Nevergiveup

00:50 U.S. official: Russia wary of growing Iranian threat (AP)

Well I'll go way out a wing here and wonder then why the fuck they are helping them build a Nuclear Complex? But that's just me.

Dog bites hand that feeds it...

Was 94 a bad boy or girl?

OK, there are a few wrinkles about doing the first 100 comments that I just realized, so I reverted back to the old version for now.

re: #97 Occasional Reader

"Why?", you may all ask, in unison? [crickets]

Well, because unlike in poker, and unlike in real life geopolitics, in chess:

-Only two can play at a time; there is no chance that you'll face more than one opponent playing against you at the same time.
-Both players start out with exactly the same resources, in exactly the same position.
-Every move made by each player is completely transparent to the other. One cannot bluff in chess. (One can feint, but that's different.)

Don't forget that in chess, chance does not enter in to the game (other than your draw of opponent.) In real life, luck and chance are a big part of the equation. Like, for example, discovering 30 year spies just before a round of negotiations.

re: #97 Occasional Reader

"Why?", you may all ask, in unison? [crickets]

Well, because unlike in poker, and unlike in real life geopolitics, in chess:

-Only two can play at a time; there is no chance that you'll face more than one opponent playing against you at the same time.
-Both players start out with exactly the same resources, in exactly the same position.
-Every move made by each player is completely transparent to the other. One cannot bluff in chess. (One can feint, but that's different.)

Ah, also:

-All elements of the game are completely within the control of the two players; there is no role for luck, or third party actions.

re: #95 iceweasel

I think it's a great show; I hope you like it! (third season, not so hot, but 1st and 2nd are good)

You ever see Huff? Fantastic show with Hank Azaria. A bit swear-y at times, but just magnificent. Cancelled, of course.

re: #103 EmmmieG

Jinx!

re: #96 Cattt

A friend of mine at work had this happen to her - she's in her 20s. The perp had the same modus stupidus and was quickly caught, but the sorting out was a mess for her.

I owe Amazon - someone broke into my account there and tried to send themselves a $500 gift certificate on my dime. Amazon thought it was odd, did not fill the order, e-mailed me, then when I did not respond immediately, they put a hold on my account. So it didn't cost me a penny, and all I had to do was get a new card and set up a new Amazon account. The guy even retyped my wish list in by hand. They are awesome.

One of the upsides of a recesssion - I've noticed a huge upsurge in customer service in most businesses. Except for the big box stores. Another reason to avoid them.

re: #99 brookly red

100 comments were wrote on the wall, 100 comments were wrote...

...ding one down and smack it around, 100 comments were wrote on the wall...

re: #90 Charles

Ah, that explains what happened when I went back one thread a few minutes ago. Interesting concept.

re: #85 Eowyn2

Where does the white go when the snow melts?

Who is GOD?

re: #98 EmmmieG

There's a reason that Amazon does as well as it does.

A recent study showed that they were number one in customer service over-all, for all types of companies. My company was in the top ten - naturally, we were thrilled. We do our level best to answer all e-mails within 24 hours. Amazon answers you before you e-mail them. :D

re: #96 Cattt

At this stage, money is just 1's and 0' in a database somewhere. It is sooo easy to steal. But also just as easy to get caught.

Speaking of gift cards: Chinese hackers broke the encryption code for iTunes gift cards, and were selling them for 30¢ on the dollar. It was basically like printing money. Hell, even easier -- they didn't have to print anything unless they got an order. A money factory.

Don't know how or if Apple staunched that problem.

re: #66 sbvft contributor

sarah:

[Link: hotair.com...]

He and his ilk are pigs

re: #44 zombie

Meanwhile, I am in identity-fraud hell. A very sneaky and very bad person has stolen the identity of an elderly relative of mine, and it is now my responsibility to untangle the mess. Ugliness abounds.

How people can do this to senior citizens, I cannot imagine. Despicable. And most mystifying of all, is that the criminal left a trail of virtual breadcrumbs directly to their front door: It was basically impossible to not catch them at their crime! I mean, they ordered clothing in the their own unusual size, using a fraudulently obtained credit card, and had it FedEx'ed directly to their own home! And they made the order using their own phone! How stupid can you get?

And the infuriating part? Even though they are self-evidently guilty, they will probably never be punished. The police told me that ID fraud against seniors happens dozens of times per day in this county, and that there is such a backlog that only a tiny percentage ever go to trial.

My son-in-law in Germany had his crdt card numbers stolen. The perps spent 1000.00 on Nike's, Hennessy Whiskey, and Pizza delivery. The NYC cops said there really isn't anything they can do.

Victimless crime my ass. That 1000 came right out of the kids checking account which made their car payment and buys my grandkids food. one hour with them, that's all I ask.

re: #101 DEZes

Was 94 a bad boy or girl?

I don't know but everytime a comment gets deleted next my comment..
It feels like an FA/18 just dropped a 500lb laser guided bomb on your neighbor. I usually stagger out stunned missing half my clothes due to fire...

re: #97 Occasional Reader

"Why?", you may all ask, in unison? [crickets]

Well, because unlike in poker, and unlike in real life geopolitics, in chess:

-Only two can play at a time; there is no chance that you'll face more than one opponent playing against you at the same time.
-Both players start out with exactly the same resources, in exactly the same position.
-Every move made by each player is completely transparent to the other. One cannot bluff in chess. (One can feint, but that's different.)

Anybody think BHO can play geopolitical chess against Putin?

re: #77 Occasional Reader

But we can kick their asses in poker!

(Semi-seriously... IMHO, international relations is a lot more like poker than like chess.)

Recently, it's been more like earning fourteen dollars behind the bus station.

re: #67 zombie

Uh, not that I know of. Who is Dexter?

Great tv show - he goes after guilty people who have escaped justice.

re: #113 zombie

At this stage, money is just 1's and 0' in a database somewhere. It is sooo easy to steal...

congress figured that out a while back me thinks...

re: #116 HoosierHoops

I don't know but everytime a comment gets deleted next my comment..
It feels like an FA/18 just dropped a 500lb laser guided bomb on your neighbor. I usually stagger out stunned missing half my clothes due to fire...

I think I need another beer.

West Bank Settlements and the Future of U.S.-Israeli Relations

Amid the rhetoric of U.S. President Barack Obama’s speech June 4 in Cairo, there was one substantial indication of change, not in the U.S. relationship to the Islamic world but in the U.S. relationship to Israel. This shift actually emerged prior to the speech, and the speech merely touched on it. But it is not a minor change and it must not be underestimated. It has every opportunity of growing into a major breach between Israel and the United States.

Not looking good.

re: #82 haakondahl

TV show. I just watched the first two episodes on DVD this evening.

dexter is kinda creepy in a psychotic killer sort of way.
Is it still on?

re: #3 buzzsawmonkey

Who are the brain police?

Who knows where the time goes?

Who loves ya, baby?

I'm currently rewriting a science fiction story inspired by that song and by a dream I had. Now, if I had the time to actually work on it...

re: #116 HoosierHoops

I don't know but everytime a comment gets deleted next my comment..
It feels like an FA/18 just dropped a 500lb laser guided bomb on your neighbor. I usually stagger out stunned missing half my clothes due to fire...

You live next to the Chinese embassy?

There goes another one, I have to read faster.

Report: Obama Administration in Talks With Palau to Resettle Uighur Detainees
Three U.S. officials familiar with the negotiations say the administration is looking at Palau to relocate the detainees known as Uighurs.

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Two of the officials said the U.S. was prepared to give Palau up to $200 million in development, budget support and other assistance in return for accepting the Uighurs.

200 Million, shit for that they can come live in my house! I will not be there mind you...I mean for 200 million, think of the digs I could afford? Maybe even a seat at Yankee Stadium.

re: #124 Eowyn2

dexter is kinda creepy in a psychotic killer sort of way.
Is it still on?

No clue. Little help?

re: #116 HoosierHoops

I don't know but everytime a comment gets deleted next my comment..
It feels like an FA/18 just dropped a 500lb laser guided bomb on your neighbor. I usually stagger out stunned missing half my clothes due to fire...

Happened again at # 117.
Hi (HoosierHoops)

re: #114 Nevergiveup

He and his ilk are pigs

I dont watch letterman anymore. Used to years ago and generally enjoyed the top 10 but he jumped the shark about five years ago and his writers all suck.

re: #103 EmmmieG

Don't forget that in chess, chance does not enter in to the game (other than your draw of opponent.) In real life, luck and chance are a big part of the equation. Like, for example, discovering 30 year spies just before a round of negotiations.

Go ahead..Start a chess thread! LOL
I could spend hours discussing a close french defense vs. a fluid russian approach to counter attack.. I won a match once when i was a kid by reading a 100 year old attack called the Collie..Unless you know the right defensive moves it is deadly..It died out a hundred years ago once it was exposed..But you know what..I figured this dude had never heard of it.. Bam!
/Sorry charles

re: #125 Kosh's Shadow

I'm currently rewriting a science fiction story inspired by that song and by a dream I had

Shame about that visitor from Porlock screwing things up.

re: #123 Kenneth

It hasn't looked good for Israel since the one raised his hand to take the oath.
BTW, good afternoon, evening, morning all. Depending on your global location!

re: #17 Nevergiveup

00:50 U.S. official: Russia wary of growing Iranian threat (AP)

Well I'll go way out a wing here and wonder then why the fuck they are helping them build a Nuclear Complex? But that's just me.

Actually, helping them build a power plant isn't a bad idea. It ensures that the design makes it difficult to convert the plant to produce weapons-grade materials. It also helps with inventory control and oversight. And even if the plant is seized at some future date, it would be difficult to retool for weapons production.

A home-grown plant, on the other hand, will be designed to do whatever the Iranians want, and there will be no checks on fuel or output products of any kind.

At least, that's one possibility. Hard to know without more details on exactly what the Russians are proposing. But a Middle East full of nuclear armed Muslims isn't something that's going to sit well with Moscow.

re: #118 Son of the Black Dog

Anybody think BHO can play geopolitical chess against Putin?

No. And he sucks at Clue. Damn good at Sorry, though.

re: #126 buzzsawmonkey

But we are all guilty of something; we have all, in something, escaped justice.

All he has to do is collar whoever's standing next to him--then sweat the guy's secret sin out of him.

basically he is a serial killer who only kills other serial killers.

re: #113 zombie

I hope it isn't too distressing for your relative. That kind of thing is such an invasion.

I am really thinking now of getting Lifelock or some such.

re: #133 HoosierHoops

I won a match once when i was a kid by reading a 100 year old attack called the Collie

"I think Lassie's trying to tell us something! What's that, girl?... Bishop to Queen, checkmate?"

re: #131 callahan23

Happened again at # 117.
Hi (HoosierHoops)

Hoops is a precursor? ;)

re: #133 HoosierHoops

Go ahead..Start a chess thread! LOL
I could spend hours discussing a close french defense vs. a fluid russian approach to counter attack.. I won a match once when i was a kid by reading a 100 year old attack called the Collie..Unless you know the right defensive moves it is deadly..It died out a hundred years ago once it was exposed..But you know what..I figured this dude had never heard of it.. Bam!
/Sorry charles

I lack the attention span to be much of a chess player.

My husband is deadly. When I want to learn more, I have him stand behind me while I play the computer (I wish to remain married) and coach me.

re: #116 HoosierHoops

I don't know but everytime a comment gets deleted next my comment..
It feels like an FA/18 just dropped a 500lb laser guided bomb on your neighbor. I usually stagger out stunned missing half my clothes due to fire...

OK..I got got another comment next to mine deleted! This isn't funny!
what are the chances?

re: #126 buzzsawmonkey

But we are all guilty of something; we have all, in something, escaped justice.

All he has to do is collar whoever's standing next to him--then sweat the guy's secret sin out of him.

Ah, but he can sense real evil!

re: #137 SasquatchOnSteroids

No. And he sucks at Clue. Damn good at Sorry, though.

I hear he's the absolute best at Candyland.

Here's one to send to your wife/girlfriend

Interacting With Women Can Impair Men’s Cognitive Functioning

re: #143 HoosierHoops

"Never tell me the odds".

re: #145 EmmmieG

I hear he's the absolute best at Candyland.

shutes and ladders?
hungry hippos
ice breaker

re: #137 SasquatchOnSteroids

No. And he sucks at Clue. Damn good at Sorry, though.

Any word on his Monopoly skills? Or is that Geithner's game?

re: #137 SasquatchOnSteroids

No. And he sucks at Clue. Damn good at Sorry, though.

He seems to be getting enthusiastically into Monopoly, too.

re: #146 Desert Dog
I wonder how much money they wasted on that? I could've told 'em that!

re: #137 SasquatchOnSteroids

No. And he sucks at Clue. Damn good at Sorry, though.

hahahahahaahhaahhaaa

re: #143 HoosierHoops

OK..I got got another comment next to mine deleted! This isn't funny!
what are the chances?

Are ya deaf by now?
Chances are very slim this'll happen again. ;-)

re: #149 Gearhead

Consarnit!

re: #146 Desert Dog

Here's one to send to your wife/girlfriend

Interacting With Women Can Impair Men’s Cognitive Functioning

So does that mean we should keep females out of combat?

re: #139 Cattt

I hope it isn't too distressing for your relative. That kind of thing is such an invasion.

"Distressing" doesn't begin to describe the effect. It has caused serious paranoiac breakdown. Terrible.

The most trusted person in this senior's life stole their identity and ripped them off and ruined their credit and got them in unwarranted legal trouble. Now the senior won't trust anyone--anyone, even the police, closest relatives, etc. A very difficult situation.

re: #134 Occasional Reader

Shame about that visitor from Porlock screwing things up.

Actually, I dreamed this strange dream, then was listening to Freak Out at work, and the idea behind the rest of the story came to me.
Making it into a story, though, has taken time and work.

What would you do if we let you go home
And the plastic's all melted and so is the chrome
Who are the Brain Police?

...
What would you do if the people you knew
Were the plastic that melted and the chromium too
Who are the Brain Police?

BBL

re: #154 Occasional Reader

Consarnit!

Heh. GMTA!

re: #155 Nevergiveup

So does that mean we should keep females out of combat?

/only outside of the home...

Daniel Hannan's 2009 EU election speech. He ends it with Dr. Seus.

re: #153 callahan23

Are ya deaf by now?
Chances are very slim this'll happen again. ;-)

Never post after hoops, got it.

re: #150 Occasional Reader

He seems to be getting enthusiastically into Monopoly, too.

Not to mention Risk...

re: #163 DEZes

Never post after hoops, got it.

's dangerus?

The domestic shorthair woke me up early today by making "I'm going to barf" noises while on my bed. I had to strong arm her off the bed, and she's heavy, so she could barf someplace easier to clean.

Consequently, I remember that I was dreaming that my outfit changed into horrible, clashing patterns and colors as I started to leave for - for wherever I was going - that's when I woke up.

re: #157 zombie

"Distressing" doesn't begin to describe the effect. It has caused serious paranoiac breakdown. Terrible.

The most trusted person in this senior's life stole their identity and ripped them off and ruined their credit and got them in unwarranted legal trouble. Now the senior won't trust anyone--anyone, even the police, closest relatives, etc. A very difficult situation.

I had someone con an elderly aunt out of money and jewelery claiming he was my friend and I needed help.
Even though they arrested the guy (I don't know if he was convicted, though), I think she always thought I had something to do with it.

re: #162 ladycatnip

Daniel Hannan's 2009 EU election speech.

I loved her in Splash and Blade Runner.

/

re: #164 wrenchwench

Not to mention Risk...

A powerful America is such a Trivial Pursuit.

~Ear Leader

re: #157 zombie

That's really awful. It's at least good that she has your support.

re: #157 zombie

I am really sorry to hear that. That sounds worst-case scenario.

re: #165 callahan23

's dangerus?

Makes ya go all splody.

re: #146 Desert Dog

Interacting With Women Can Impair Men’s Cognitive Functioning

How astoundingly obvious.

re: #166 Cattt

The domestic shorthair woke me up early today by making "I'm going to barf" noises while on my bed. I had to strong arm her off the bed, and she's heavy, so she could barf someplace easier to clean.

Consequently, I remember that I was dreaming that my outfit changed into horrible, clashing patterns and colors as I started to leave for - for wherever I was going - that's when I woke up.

Yeah that sound can sure wake ya out of a deep sleep for sure. If you got cats, you develop cat ears.

re: #166 Cattt

The domestic shorthair woke me up early today by making "I'm going to barf" noises while on my bed. I had to strong arm her off the bed, and she's heavy, so she could barf someplace easier to clean.

Consequently, I remember that I was dreaming that my outfit changed into horrible, clashing patterns and colors as I started to leave for - for wherever I was going - that's when I woke up.

I woke up to one of our large poodles having let go out the other end, fortunately one penned in the downstairs bathroom (tiles are easy to clean).
Unfortunately, my wife had to leave early, so I got stuck with cleaning it, and again 2 hours later, before the metronitazole could take effect.
She (the dog) seems fine now, but she won't get to eat for another day.

To the gym!

re: #44 zombie

Going to the cops is the right move. Be persistent. Call and write the detectives weekly to ask about progress. If they've already made their case and an arrest, call and write the state attorney. The defendant may plead out, avoiding a trial.

I'm the guy whose comments at 94 and 117 were deleted. Sorry, I'm new at this and may have stepped over the line. What can I say, I have Holocaust victims in my family tree. :(

re: #66 sbvft contributor

sarah:

[Link: hotair.com...]

We'll never see "Top 10 Highlights of Michelle Obama's Trip to Paris"

re: #146 Desert Dog

Here's one to send to your wife/girlfriend

Interacting With Women Can Impair Men’s Cognitive Functioning

A squared plus B squared = looks at those hooters.

re: #142 EmmmieG

I lack the attention span to be much of a chess player.

My husband is deadly. When I want to learn more, I have him stand behind me while I play the computer (I wish to remain married) and coach me.

I used to win routinely against my computer back in the day -- a 6502 running at 1MHz. I'd probably get creamed today.

Classy people, those trolls

re: #168 Occasional Reader

I loved her in Splash and Blade Runner.

/

I need to pay more attention. For a minute, I thought...

Ms. Hannah is somewhat moonbattish, I think, but I really admire her for her work to save women and children from sexual slavery/forced prostitution. She was put into such a situation as a young lady, and she escaped with another girl out a window, so she has a personal stake in the issue. More power to her.

re: #172 DEZes

Makes ya go all splody.

Rather implody!?!

Zombie, take care. That sucks, A LOT.

Hey! I just got a call from a real live RECRUITER! It seems there actually is a job opening in Detroit.

Two of the officials said the U.S. was prepared to give Palau up to $200 million in development, budget support and other assistance in return for accepting the Uighurs.

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

"Yes, I did tell the police upon my arrest that this was an act of retaliation.

Keep digging that hole baby. Keep digging

re: #142 EmmmieG

I lack the attention span to be much of a chess player.

My husband is deadly. When I want to learn more, I have him stand behind me while I play the computer (I wish to remain married) and coach me.

Well it maybe years before we ever talk Chess again..
My greatest game...I was playing this guy that was really good..intimidating to say the least..At the end game it was really tight but he had the upper hand and would soon mate me again...It was like 1000 to 0 about then..
But I saw something..I saw a mate if I could just get him to move the Queen one space..And he would be dead...But how to get him to move that Queen..
That was the question..that was the plan.. After a while i said forget it..I moved my rook to take a pawn..Stupid right? Please take it with the queen..but no he took it with his Bishop with a laugh.. Dang it! Well one more rook left..I took the bishop with my last rook..Right in from of the Queen..Completely open kill.. He laughs again and takes the rook without studying the position..
He wasn't laughing with Queen take pawn mate.
Bam! Greatest chess game of all time for me..

re: #186 Alouette

Hey! I just got a call from a real live RECRUITER! It seems there actually is a job opening in Detroit.

Congratulations!
Good luck!

re: #171 Cattt

I am really sorry to hear that. That sounds worst-case scenario.

re: #170 Occasional Reader

That's really awful. It's at least good that she has your support.

She has my support, but she resents it and suspects I am part of a grand cabal, along with the police and credit-card companies, to ruin her life. I'm trying to clean up the mess in order to protect her, all the while enduring abuse from her. That's the way life goes sometimes.

re: #178 philip

Upding for apologizing.

re: #184 callahan23

Rather implody!?!

implody dopes?

re: #187 Nevergiveup

Two of the officials said the U.S. was prepared to give Palau up to $200 million in development, budget support and other assistance in return for accepting the Uighurs.

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

"Yes, I did tell the police upon my arrest that this was an act of retaliation.

Keep digging that hole baby. Keep digging

OOps that got messed up--top should read:

Recruitment Shooting Suspect Doesn't Think Killing Was Murder

re: #178 philip

I'm the guy whose comments at 94 and 117 were deleted. Sorry, I'm new at this and may have stepped over the line. What can I say, I have Holocaust victims in my family tree. :(

Read the blog rules at the top of the comments thread above. Read them carefully. And hopefully you'll be OK from here on out.

So I have been listening to Muse these days, and just love this lyric, delivered in a haunting setting:

I've had recurring nightmares
that I was loved for who I am
and missed the opportunity
to be a better man

re: #188 HoosierHoops

The Masters can eff up bigtime,too. Not frequent, but it happens.
12 moves, 1-0.

Christansen-Karpov, 1993

re: #189 Kosh's Shadow

Congratulations!
Good luck!

There is good news and bad news.

The good news: There is a job opening in Detroit.
The bad news: It's in Detroit.

re: #178 philip

Kudos for coming out. Small hint. If your post gets deleted, don't make a similar post saying what you previously said.

re: #192 DEZes

implody dopes?

Oops, missed the apology. ---> re: #178 philip

re: #193 Nevergiveup

OOps that got messed up--top should read:

Recruitment Shooting Suspect Doesn't Think Killing Was Murder

Whew, I though I had a woman in the house cause that made no sense. ;)

If he is given the death penalty, what say he then.

re: #191 EmmmieG

Upding for apologizing.

Seconded.

re: #195 haakondahl

So I have been listening to Muse these days, and just love this lyric, delivered in a haunting setting:

I've had recurring nightmares
that I was loved for who I am
and missed the opportunity
to be a better man

Muse is good.

re: #178 philip

I'm the guy whose comments at 94 and 117 were deleted. Sorry, I'm new at this and may have stepped over the line. What can I say, I have Holocaust victims in my family tree. :(

Updinged for being a good sport.

re: #200 DEZes

Whew, I though I had a woman in the house cause that made no sense. ;)

If he is given the death penalty, what say he then.

Yeah they got a spell check ( although it still can't figure out Obama- I guess the spell check is Republican), but sometimes I need a moron check.

re: #204 Nevergiveup

Yeah they got a spell check ( although it still can't figure out Obama- I guess the spell check is Republican), but sometimes I need a moron check.

Its cool. ;)

re: #193 Nevergiveup

Recruitment Shooting Suspect Doesn't Think Killing Was Murder

Man On Internet Doesn't Care What Murderer Thinks

re: #204 Nevergiveup

Yeah they got a spell check ( although it still can't figure out Obama- I guess the spell check is Republican), but sometimes I need a moron check.

The first time I googled "Obama" I got one of those "did you mean" prompts: Did you mean Osama? I swear it is true - wish I had a screen capture of it.

re: #206 haakondahl

Man On Internet Doesn't Care What Murderer Thinks

Salute.

re: #193 Nevergiveup

Recruitment Shooting Suspect Doesn't Think Killing Was Murder

Grrr. Tempted to post something I shouldn't...

Here's an expose' on how the media is playing our economic woes - using an upbeat tempo in the key of Obama.

Here we go - Vista reinstalled. SIGH.

Gotta go. Night!

re: #208 DEZes

DEZ you've reached the top 10 comments. Zing

It's do or die for the Magic tonight..Should be a classic...

re: #214 HoosierHoops

It's do or die for the Magic tonight..Should be a classic...

And it can't get rained out

re: #213 callahan23

DEZ you've reached the top 10 comments. Zing

No way...
The latex glove thing, lmao.
Thanks for telling me.

re: #215 Nevergiveup

And it can't get rained out

You posted after hoops, take cover.

re: #217 DEZes

You posted after hoops, take cover.

It's been a while since I got deleted. Maybe i should have a drink or 2?

re: #181 abolitionist

I used to win routinely against my computer back in the day -- a 6502 running at 1MHz. I'd probably get creamed today.

You could beat me. I totally stink at chess. I'd beat your socks off at checkers.

re: #21 Occasional Reader

Is this statement true? Anyone know?

...am still trying to research it. According to Wikipedia after the trial Griffin and two hundred supporters celebrated drinking champagne donated by Jean-Marie Le Pen. (note: I rearranged Wikipedia's words. )

re: #219 Nevergiveup

It's been a while since I got deleted. Maybe i should have a drink or 2?

Yesss.

re: #219 Nevergiveup

It's been a while since I got deleted. Maybe i should have a drink or 2?

Don't forget the 'Iron Fist-Rule' not to comment when intoxicated too much.

re: #150 Occasional Reader

He seems to be getting enthusiastically into Monopoly, too.

RISK?

re: #223 callahan23

Don't forget the 'Iron Fist-Rule' not to comment when intoxicated too much.

*burp*

I just clicked on the BNP statement to close it. I saw the following statement:

We value the folkways and customs which have been passed down through countless generations.

I'll bet, if you try hard enough, that you could find some version of the drunken post-soccer or rugby match riot through all of those countless generations. Of course, you could probably do that in every country.

re: #223 callahan23

Don't forget the 'Iron Fist-Rule' not to comment when intoxicated too much.

Safety first, but what fun is that?

re: #157 zombie

You may have to resort to professional counseling. He/she needs to trust someone to survive.

re: #223 callahan23

Don't forget the 'Iron Fist-Rule' not to comment when intoxicated too much.

I,m snot smashed offisker.

re: #227 Nevergiveup

Safety first, but what fun is that?

Go big or go home

re: #34 brookly red

got beer?

No. :D Don't drink. Got Diet Coke!

re: #218 buzzsawmonkey

I think it's been so hard for people to make out what happened because he did so many things they'd never in their lives seen before. Primarily, I think, it was the sight of the most powerful politician in the world conducting his nation's business with the premise that pure reason is his best argument. That an appeal to the ability of people involved in tribal, small-bore obsessions to step back and see the large picture for long enough to actually change their behavior.

OMG. Hopenosis!

Vista 32 is back up, but I don't trust it now.

re: #233 Cattt

Vista 32 is back up, but I don't trust it now.

I am thinking of vista 64, but still shy.

re: #218 buzzsawmonkey

Triple-Strength Kool-Aid on the Obama Cairo Speech, by a genuine MSM illustrator.

When good artists portray bad ideas.

definately koolaid. I finally feel comfortable in my American skin?

re: #232 BigPapa

Hopenosis. I love it.

OT

US supreme court approves Chrysler sale!

WHAT? that was fast!

re: #232 BigPapa

Hopenosis!
Bwahahaha, thats gotta be a rotating title.

re: #232 BigPapa

I think it's been so hard for people to make out what happened because he did so many things they'd never in their lives seen before. Primarily, I think, it was the sight of the most powerful politician in the world conducting his nation's business with the premise that pure reason is his best argument. That an appeal to the ability of people involved in tribal, small-bore obsessions to step back and see the large picture for long enough to actually change their behavior.

OMG. Hopenosis!

Needs a Looney Tunes soundtrack.

re: #197 Alouette

There is good news and bad news.

The good news: There is a job opening in Detroit.
The bad news: It's in Detroit.

As long as you're a 31 yr old newbie lawyer you should do well.

re: #235 Eowyn2

definately koolaid.

Yes. Pour Kook Aid right from package on mirror, line up Scarface style, yell at 'you ***ing conservatives' and dive right in. 'Say A-Lo to my lil fren!'

re: #87 SixDegrees

You're describing the NYPD before Giuliani. The most important thing is persistence.

re: #237 Attaboid

OT

US supreme court approves Chrysler sale!

WHAT? that was fast!

Apparently, there was some ankle twisting.

/

re: #232 BigPapa

OMG. Hopenosis!

rotating title nominee

re: #241 BigPapa

Yes. Pour Kook Aid right from package on mirror, line up Scarface style, yell at 'you ***ing conservatives' and dive right in. 'Say A-Lo to my lil fren!'

lot of hopenosis in that thar bathroom

re: #233 re: #237 Attaboid

OT

US supreme court approves Chrysler sale!

WHAT? that was fast!

Obama made "the call", huh?

re: #233 Cattt

Vista 32 is back up, but I don't trust it now.

The kernal to Vista is pretty rock solid..The main issues have been device drivers...It is important to download the latest greatest drivers from graphics to printers from the mfg. web site..Don't depend on the drivers on the disk...
Pain in the Ass...But if you want rock solid OS..you just gotta..

re: #244 buzzsawmonkey

Just let it out a little here, take it in a little there, and I guarantee that you will feel comfortable in your American Skin™! It will give you many years of supple and satisfactory wear!*

*American Skin™ is a trademark of the Buffalo Bill Company.

The warranty is off mine, I can't shrink it anymore.

re: #244 buzzsawmonkey

Just let it out a little here, take it in a little there, and I guarantee that you will feel comfortable in your American Skin™! It will give you many years of supple and satisfactory wear!*

*American Skin™ is a trademark of the Buffalo Bill Company.

I'd like to trade this "double chin" model for the "Depp'onair"

Hopenosis in slow motion.

Joe "G-d Love 'Em" Cocker ... Snail Mail ...

re: #237 Attaboid

OT

US supreme court approves Chrysler sale!

WHAT? that was fast!

By judicial Fiat?

re: #244 buzzsawmonkey

Just let it out a little here, take it in a little there, and I guarantee that you will feel comfortable in your American Skin™! It will give you many years of supple and satisfactory wear!*

*American Skin™ is a trademark of the Buffalo Bill Company.

Does it come in a snack size?

/leatherface

Lawless unconstitutional fascism!

Chrysler Asset Sale to Fiat Allowed to Proceed by High

re: #239 Cattt

Needs a Looney Tunes soundtrack.

#218 buzzsawmonkey

For Ahmadinejad, who faces a tough election, Obama removed the polarity, and therefore, perhaps, the oxygen for hate. He may have to go now too. And Bin Ladin perhaps, compared to Obama, starts to seem less real.

Wow. Obama single-handedly removed the polarity; if Ahmadinejad loses this Friday, guess who gets the credit! Even Bin Ladin is reduced in stature by the Great One.

That's worse than Koolaid.

re: #254 itellu3times

By judicial Fiat?

rolllin along now,

re: #254 itellu3times

By judicial Fiat?

They obviously shifted their opinions.