"Molly Lucky Not To Have Been Found First By Ravenous Rick Sanchez."

LMAO

Hysterical!

Poor kid!

/

re: #1 JasonA

"Molly Lucky Not To Have Been Found First By Ravenous Rick Sanchez."

LMAO

Or, God forfend, Geraldo.

Molly: "Yes, we're coming to you live from my home at this very moment, when the ex-terminators are about to breach the seekrit door that separates my family from the silverfish spotted on this very site inside an innocent-looking bathroom just 18 hours ago. Everybody is holding their breath...and here we go!"

re: #4 Cato the Elder

Or, God forfend, Geraldo.

Molly: "Yes, we're coming to you live from my home at this very moment, when the ex-terminators are about to breach the seekrit door that separates my family from the silverfish spotted on this very site inside an innocent-looking bathroom just 18 hours ago. Everybody is holding their breath...and here we go!"

I was just a kid when Geraldo did his "Al Capone's Vault" stunt. I believed in him. I believed...

re: #5 JasonA

I was just a kid when Geraldo did his "Al Capone's Vault" stunt. I believed in him. I believed...

Yeah, I remember watching that POS too.

Just think what monster she would have turned into if she had been raised by...

GLENN BECK!!!

re: #7 Irenicum

Of course she would likewise suffer from Nazi Tourrettes.

re: #7 Irenicum

Just think what monster she would have turned into if she had been raised by...

GLENN BECK!!!

She could be rescuing innocent Americans from Obama's seekrit assassination squads as we speak...

re: #6 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Yeah, I remember watching that POS too.

about when the wormed turned for TV....been all downhill since...an upper level moron and people drooled over his ridiculous shows...remember when someone broke his nose?

The Onion has the greatest child actors.

_{I hope they're actors.}

Wow...

BP Hires Prison Labor to Clean Up Spill While Coastal Residents Struggle

re: #10 albusteve

about when the wormed turned for TV...been all downhill since...an upper level moron and people drooled over his ridiculous shows...remember when someone broke his nose?

re: #10 albusteve

Everything's gone to hell, sure, but since the Mid-80s?

That's a pretty low bar >>

re: #12 JasonA

Wow...

BP Hires Prison Labor to Clean Up Spill While Coastal Residents Struggle

heh...wouldn't you?....the feds left BP to their own cleanup devices, and this is what we get....you didn't really think BP was on our side did you?

Sorry to OT so soon, but here's a vid of a real story that competes with an Onion clip:

'DARTH VADER' ROBS BANK ON LONG ISLAND
[Link: www.redlasso.com...]

On what show did Wolf Blitzer suddenly appear after a guest demonstrated wolf howls?

re: #13 Varek Raith

[Video]

fraud

re: #15 albusteve

heh...wouldn't you?...the feds left BP to their own cleanup devices, and this is what we get...you didn't really think BP was on our side did you?

Sorry. I get yelled at when I point out the eebil korperashuns. It's something of a lose-lose.

re: #18 albusteve

fraud

Who?
Me?
The vid?
Geraldo?
:P

re: #20 Varek Raith

Who?
Me?
The vid?
Geraldo?
:P

yes

And now, since its friday, one of the coolest fight sequences done in modern film.

Remember when Geraldo started drawing maps in the sand of his location when he was embedded in Iraq? He was on the next plane home.

I would have just shot him in the face on the spot, but then, that's why I'm not a soldier.

re: #22 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

And now, since its friday, one of the coolest fight sequences done in modern film.

[Video]

apparently you have never seen "Enter the Hamster"....pffft

re: #3 Alouette

Poor kid!

/

Well, she was fed lattes and Altoids.

re: #23 Fozzie Bear

Remember when Geraldo started drawing maps in the sand of his location when he was embedded in Iraq? He was on the next plane home.

I would have just shot him in the face on the spot, but then, that's why I'm not a soldier.

yikes...that's harsh

re: #5 JasonA

I was just a kid when Geraldo did his "Al Capone's Vault" stunt. I believed in him. I believed...

Me too.

The Poet Begs Forgiveness, Just Before the End

My ditties came to my while show'ring
or ans'ring nature's call.
Please, reader, do excuse the glow'ring.
'Twas not meant ill, at all.

The Muse, that strumpet, did seduce me,
while still an untried blade.
I tried to make her hands reduce me
all without chance's shade.

A succubus, once given place,
will always come again.
E'en now I cry in Heaven's face:
Let me my sins amend.

'Tis no avail. My lot is cast
among the poets lowly.
Think kindly on me, ye who pass
along the alleys. Blow me!

I love the part where he soothes her with the lint roller.

re: #26 albusteve

yikes...that's harsh

Well, he was giving away the location of American troops, in the middle of an operation, on a news station which the Iraqis are (and were) known to watch.

As I said, that's why I'm not a soldier.

This message is for Iceweasel in hopes that she is reading.

Thank you for the links you may or may not remember posting for me on some of the analysis of the DOJ vs. Arizona case on immigration a couple of weeks ago. I found them helpful.

It looks like proceedings are underway.

Here's some reportage from WAPO: [Link: www.washingtonpost.com...]

Right now Judge Bolton is pushing back on the whole pre-emption issue, but it's early yet.

Thanks again, Iceweasel.

re: #24 albusteve

apparently you have never seen "Enter the Hamster"...pffft

Well, then there was the Landlords versus the Beast

re: #27 SanFranciscoZionist

Me too.

Sound like there was a cult of Geraldo.

What would she be like if she were adopted by Carl Sagan...

re: #34 Mardukhai

What would she be like if she were adopted by Carl Sagan...

She's have billions and billions pairs of shoes.

There's a lot of end-of-thread sniping by wingnuts this evening.

Oh man this is one of their best, maybe the best in a year or so...

re: #28 Cato the Elder

PIMF: "...came to me..."

I'm getting my 2000, 115K mile car smog checked right now - pray for me!

How did I miss the story of Bell, CA today?
[Link: www.sfgate.com...]

The number defies logic. Yet there it is, in the LA Times, for all the world to see: 787,637. That's the annual salary for Robert Rizzo. He's not a lawyer or a corporate exec. According to a the Times, he's the city administrator for Bell, one of the poorest towns in Los Angeles County (map).

Rizzo isn't the only one with a big fat paycheck. Two other Bell employees are pulling in astronomical incomes. Assistant City Manager Angela Spaccia makes $376,288 and Police Chief Randy Adams makes $457,000.

That is just staggering....

re: #32 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Well, then there was the Landlords versus the Beast

[Video]

I'm into John Wayne and the Three Stooges...American violence

re: #40 webevintage

How did I miss the story of Bell, CA today?
[Link: www.sfgate.com...]

That is just staggering...

been in the news for a week...retired with no encouragement?

re: #39 Stanley Sea

I'm getting my 2000, 115K mile car smog checked right now - pray for me!

My 1995 Golf was at 180K miles, always passed smog, we're rooting for you! :D

(I assume it's not throwing a check engine light)

re: #36 Fozzie Bear

There's a lot of end-of-thread sniping by wingnuts this evening.

there shit sure is

re: #39 Stanley Sea

I'm getting my 2000, 115K mile car smog checked right now - pray for me!

you post from the smog store?...that's something

re: #33 researchok

Sound like there was a cult of Geraldo.

Not really, it was just a big TV thing, and I was a bit too young to realize he was totally making shit up.

re: #45 albusteve

you post from the smog store?...that's something

Welcome to the Internet Anywhere generation.

re: #33 researchok

Sound like there was a cult of Geraldo.

Everyone my age or so was abuzz about the Al Capone's Vault thing in school. No cult, it was just a big media buzz event

re: #44 WindUpBird

there shit sure is

end of thread sniping is a colorful tradition here at LGF....don't be alarmed

re: #49 albusteve

end of thread sniping is a colorful tradition here at LGF...don't be alarmed

Oh I know it :D

it seems to come in waves

re: #45 albusteve

you post from the smog store?...that's something

Ha, yep but the iPhone is SLOW

re: #47 McSpiff

Welcome to the Internet Anywhere generation.

and I'm stuck at albucentral at Ft Willow...some people have all the fun

re: #51 Stanley Sea

Ha, yep but the iPhone is SLOW

there's always a netbook with WiMax if you're a hypergeek :D

re: #51 Stanley Sea

Ha, yep but the iPhone is SLOW

Trick Reine taught me is to make sure you fully let the page load first.

re: #50 WindUpBird

Oh I know it :D

it seems to come in waves

need a lint roller?

re: #53 WindUpBird

there's always a netbook with WiMax if you're a hypergeek :D

Silly Americans.. CDMA, Wimax...who needs standards?

I got some good news at work today. Getting paid to blog! I think. I run these blogger dot com blogs for my work. So easy even I could put them up. About as easy as posting here. Anyway it looks like a bit of help from the site host we can fold the external blogs into the existing web site.

Now I'll get paid to learn to use wordpress, since that is what the host want to import from easily. Wordpress look powerful enough to do almost anything, this time I have to learn some basic coding in html.

re: #57 Rightwingconspirator

I got some good news at work today. Getting paid to blog! I think. I run these blogger dot com blogs for my work. So easy even I could put them up. About as easy as posting here. Anyway it looks like a bit of help from the site host we can fold the external blogs into the existing web site.

Now I'll get paid to learn to use wordpress, since that is what the host want to import from easily. Wordpress look powerful enough to do almost anything, this time I have to learn some basic coding in html.

Where do you work? Can I send my resume?

re: #57 Rightwingconspirator

I got some good news at work today. Getting paid to blog! I think. I run these blogger dot com blogs for my work. So easy even I could put them up. About as easy as posting here. Anyway it looks like a bit of help from the site host we can fold the external blogs into the existing web site.

Now I'll get paid to learn to use wordpress, since that is what the host want to import from easily. Wordpress look powerful enough to do almost anything, this time I have to learn some basic coding in html.

tell the truth...you are working in a cyber laundromat

re: #51 Stanley Sea

Tried it once when I was in vegas (droid, not an iphone but still), and again after our host made the mobile device changes.

Still not really worth doing at this point >>

Here comes the verdict....

Passed!

Excuse me while I cry, But evidently the chorus for impeachment has started in earnest now.

I'm sure it's been whispered for a while against Obama, but now Fox news is Pimping Tancrado's call for Obama's Impeachment.

And lest we forget Michele Bachmann (R - Mars) and what she thinks the Republicans should do if they regain control of congress: "I think that all we should do is issue subpoenas and have one hearing after another. And expose all the nonsense that is going on."

The Crazies are starting to be emboldened...

re: #51 Stanley Sea

Ha, yep but the iPhone is SLOW

If you're lucky enough to not have AT&T... iPhone used as a modem for a laptop works pretty amazing. I get the same speeds as my DSL connection at home, with slightly higher pings.

re: #62 Stanley Sea

Passed!

Hoorah!

re: #64 McSpiff

problem is the phones memory and processing power, not the connection.

re: #58 Alouette

Where do you work? Can I send my resume?

Hah! No fair, you already know this stuff. Way back when I made the company web site in FrontPage. Then we hired this guy to make a far better version of the page, albeit with some ugly ideas about background from the boss. Then I was off the hook for maintaining the blog, and I no longer had software to edit it. So I used blogger for external stuff I could change and add to as needed.

Now our web guy is gone and I have to step up. No budget anymore for web guy. Just me on straight time during the day. Looks like I'll be fully running several sites and blogs as part of the day job. Whew! Job security I guess.

re: #63 bloodstar

Excuse me while I cry, But evidently the chorus for impeachment has started in earnest now.

I'm sure it's been whispered for a while against Obama, but now Fox news is Pimping Tancrado's call for Obama's Impeachment.

And lest we forget Michele Bachmann (R - Mars) and what she thinks the Republicans should do if they regain control of congress: "I think that all we should do is issue subpoenas and have one hearing after another. And expose all the nonsense that is going on."

The Crazies are starting to be emboldened...

doubt it...MB is even crazier than BO...she'd have to play from behind, but she's got no mojo

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines' Moro Gulf, the U.S. Geological Survey says.
cnn

re: #66 windsagio

problem is the phones memory and processing power, not the connection.

I got the 3GS, so its slightly better, but I agree. Anything serious like LGF I do with the laptop.

re: #66 windsagio

problem is the phones memory and processing power, not the connection.

and those teeny little Stones vids...unacceptable

re: #70 McSpiff

Small threads work okay (I think the one I have is about as powerful as a 3gs), but yeah the 400+ post monsters are a problem >>

re: #71 albusteve

crappy speakers too, totally ruins music!

re: #69 Killgore Trout

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines' Moro Gulf, the U.S. Geological Survey says.
cnn

USGS is reporting 7.3 now

re: #71 albusteve

and those teeny little Stones vids...unacceptable

Its pretty damn cool that I can have the entire discography with me, and even "flip through" the records on a cell phone. Can't beat the vinyl though.

re: #69 Killgore Trout

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines' Moro Gulf, the U.S. Geological Survey says.
cnn

the Plates are getting pissy...all year they have been party pooping around the Circle of Fire...is there a point?

re: #73 windsagio

crappy speakers too, totally ruins music!

The thing I just do not get is why everyone is so excited about video so small. Ear buds take care of music if you get good ones or Bose- But sure it's 16:9, but if it fits in my pocket, that's no wide screen!No wider than my hand anyway. I just have no interest in more than the web or music. Movies, TV shows kinda suck that small. HD? Sorry I forgot my microscope. I had the same impression when I first flew Jet Blue with those little screen on the back of seats.

re: #77 Rightwingconspirator

SHINY NEW TECHNOLOGY!

The only way I use the streaming video is for youtubing songs I don't actually have on my phone for one reason or another.

Otherwise its yeah, 'look what we can do with this!'

re: #75 McSpiff

Its pretty damn cool that I can have the entire discography with me, and even "flip through" the records on a cell phone. Can't beat the vinyl though.

didn't see my boy for a year, then we met up....I was grumbling about not having any Stones CDs with me in the car, so he flips me this small piece of plastic and ear buds....what's this?....he says all the Stones music is on there, just plug it in and listen to whatever I want...all?....yeah, all their stuff...yeah okay

the Plates are getting pissy...all year they have been party pooping around the Circle of Fire...is there a point?

We in Los Angeles nervously watch that pattern of earthquakes that started in Mexicali and worked it's way north. The latest was well north of Temecula. San Andreas could be next or next century. But still... We try to prepare.

re: #76 albusteve

the Plates are getting pissy...all year they have been party pooping around the Circle of Fire...is there a point?

Climate Change.

Back to work, wordpress is at hand...

"I didn't start out to be a caveman, I just turned out that way"
albusteve

re: #79 albusteve

didn't see my boy for a year, then we met up...I was grumbling about not having any Stones CDs with me in the car, so he flips me this small piece of plastic and ear buds...what's this?...he says all the Stones music is on there, just plug it in and listen to whatever I want...all?...yeah, all their stuff...yeah okay

Ain't technology grand? "Aftermath? UK or US release?"

re: #84 McSpiff

Ain't technology grand? "Aftermath? UK or US release?"

ahhh...the first full blown Stones record, as for release I don't know, but 'Under My Thumb" was the song the Stones were playing when the stabbing death occurred at Altamont....not "Sympathy For The Devil" as is commonly thought...UMT was released on "Aftermath"

the notorius "Under My Thumb"

re: #85 albusteve

ahhh...the first full blown Stones record, as for release I don't know, but 'Under My Thumb" was the song the Stones were playing when the stabbing death occurred at Altamont...not "Sympathy For The Devil" as is commonly thought...UMT was released on "Aftermath"

Still might be my favorite. UMT., Paint it black, Mother's little helper... Just awesome. I have a print of the Altamont promotional poster on my wall... I'm legit, I swear!

I never thought I'd live to see the day when outright racists have the say on national teevee.

Pam Geller? Just fine with the media.

Ditto Breitbart.

I remember when I was young and the Freedom Marches were going on. We had an old black-and-white teevee, and my parents let me watch the news. The only time we had a family blackout was during the Cuban Missile Crisis, when everyone was expecting imminent doom, and my folks tried to protect us. But me and my brother knew exactly what was happening anyway.

So, Freedom Marches. I asked my mother what that was all about, and she told me. And, according to her (I was six years old at the time), my question was, "So, mommy, why aren't you there with them?" The next march came around, and she was there.

In 1968, when I was twelve, my parents went out for dinner and left us with a babysitter. That was when we heard the news of the murder of MLK.

This was before the day when people kept their radios on 24/7, and well before the time when people had cellphones for instant updates. My parents came home and asked how things were, and I told them the news.

It's the only time I remember ever seeing my dad break down and cry.

The next day, Baltimore was in flames, and nothing would ever be the same.

And now some upjumped little shittard named Breitbart comes along and wants to teach me to hate the NAACP?

Let me not, O Lord, die of puking on his shoes.

re: #88 Cato the Elder

Your parents sound like really cool people.

re: #87 McSpiff

Still might be my favorite. UMT., Paint it black, Mother's little helper... Just awesome. I have a print of the Altamont promotional poster on my wall... I'm legit, I swear!

that was the breakthrough record for those guys, kids actually...pulled away from their blues roots, into the rock/pop realm....$$$$...but they never forgot their blues roots....ever, and to this day they can still play some mean ass blues

re: #63 bloodstar

This was supposedly going to be a talking point for Fox and others on the far right this week, before the Brietbart article blew up in their faces.

I posted a link in the Monday overnight thread about the Lincoln Reagan dinner, and the speech that former Gen. Paul E. Vallely gave demanding that Obama and "identifiable members of Congress" resign, and forgo the constitution and have immediate elections.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Why I am Not a Vegetarian

by David Oliveira

It's not that I love animals less,
a case could be made I love them more—
and it's not that I love vegetables less,
I love them rare,
nothing more savory than raw celery
clawing and kicking its way down the gullet.

What I find hard to stomach is vegetarians.
If there is a vegetarian at the table, we all
get called in to be witnesses at a police lineup.
Cheese, eggs, fish,
each suspect paraded for identification—
pronounced innocent, guilty,
please take two steps forward.

And it's not like there is just one canon
for the good hose to worry about.
Each vegetarian comes with a different menu.
Most won't eat anything that had legs,
though many eat fish, a fin nothing like a leg,
And eat shrimp, that have legs
which count as fins since they come from the sea
and taste so good in a Newburg sauce.
Oysters are problematic, without legs and from the sea,
but mostly eaten alive, like carrots.
A few pass on eggs because of the latent leg potential,
though pasta is usually okay,
the potential hard to realize under the marinara.

One friend doesn't drink milk
but asks for extra au jus
for his mashed potatoes. I haven't the heart
to explain what kind of vegetable the "au" is
or how many get squeezed to make a cup of "jus."

Don't misunderstand,
I admire those who stand on principle,
however vague, who doesn't admire
the resolve of, say, a Jerry Falwell,
to bear the weight of so much conviction
he can hardly walk to church.
Praise the Lord for limousines.
As my mother would say,
"Live and let live—
Just keep the details to yourself,
And pass the ketchup, please."

re: #89 JasonA

Your parents sound like really cool people.

Much cooler than I am. And my dad can still beat me at chess.

re: #76 albusteve

the Plates are getting pissy...all year they have been party pooping around the Circle of Fire...is there a point?

They hate Glenn Beck.

re: #88 Cato the Elder

1968 was a bad year politically and socially...having not lived through it, it is hard to describe to people....this recent stuff is petty in comparison, jus sayin

re: #92 Ericus58

When we Vealans take over,
the Vegans will gladly eat chicken.

re: #95 albusteve

1968 was a bad year politically and socially...having not lived through it, it is hard to describe to people...this recent stuff is petty in comparison, jus sayin

Seems like there was a stretch of a few years... For the canucks... [Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #95 albusteve

1968 was a bad year politically and socially...having not lived through it, it is hard to describe to people...this recent stuff is petty in comparison, jus sayin

But, my dear Steve, the recent stuff has the potential to turn into something much, much worse.

Latent rage from racists bottled up since 1964 = explosive worse than a barge full of C4.

And we're watching in real time.

re: #97 McSpiff

Seems like there was a stretch of a few years... For the canucks... [Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

That's when I first noticed Trudeau and came to respect him.

re: #91 RadicalModerate

Good grief! What a bunch of ignorance. They want to defend the constitution by destroying it. Idiots!

1968
Bobby Kennedy gunned down in LA...
MLK killed in Memphis...
the VN war raging to a standstill, while the bodies piled up...
people just getting over the race riots of 67 that tore the country apart...
the Stones "Street Fightin Man" blaring over all the radios...
finally the Chicago riots during the Dem gig...
all hell broke loose that year

re: #99 b_sharp

That's when I first noticed Trudeau and came to respect him.

"How far will you go?"... "Just watch me."

That's a bad ass line. Looking back 40 years later, I think it was the perfect attitude. But I have uncles named after Trudeau, so I might just be biased.

re: #98 Cato the Elder

But, my dear Steve, the recent stuff has the potential to turn into something much, much worse.

Latent rage from racists bottled up since 1964 = explosive worse than a barge full of C4.

And we're watching in real time.

yes, I wondering myself, hunkered down here...looks bad from where I'm at, but have my fingers crossed

re: #101 albusteve

1968
Bobby Kennedy gunned down in LA...
MLK killed in Memphis...
the VN war raging to a standstill, while the bodies piled up...
people just getting over the race riots of 67 that tore the country apart...
the Stones "Street Fightin Man" blaring over all the radios...
finally the Chicago riots during the Dem gig...
all hell broke loose that year

And all hell seems mild today, in the face of what the wingnuts are trying to start. No?

re: #102 McSpiff

"How far will you go?"... "Just watch me."

That's a bad ass line. Looking back 40 years later, I think it was the perfect attitude. But I have uncles named after Trudeau, so I might just be biased.

I live in S'katch'wan among piles of farmers. Those same farmers he gave the finger to. I'm considered an oddball here.

re: #104 Cato the Elder

And all hell seems mild today, in the face of what the wingnuts are trying to start. No?

can't say amigo...the potential is there, and I've been yelling for over a year it will get worse...how much worse, I have no clue...there must be a thousand assassins out there...if it comes unglued, head for NM bro

Alright Cyclists!

THE 2010 FSA GRAND PRIX at the Marymoor Velodrome is today!

[Link: www.fsagrandprix.com...]

And they have a Beer garden by New Belgium Beer and Patterson Cellars!!

re: #106 albusteve

can't say amigo...the potential is there, and I've been yelling for over a year it will get worse...how much worse, I have no clue...there must be a thousand assassins out there...if it comes unglued, head for NM bro

I may well head to NM well before that. For the big sky.

re: #108 Cato the Elder

I may well head to NM well before that. For the big sky.

plenty of sky for you...I was up in the mountains a day ago, gods and prophets abound...you don't live in NM, NM lives in you

re: #98 Cato the Elder

But, my dear Steve, the recent stuff has the potential to turn into something much, much worse.

Latent rage from racists bottled up since 1964 = explosive worse than a barge full of C4.

And we're watching in real time.

Agreed. There is an EXTREMELY nasty undercurrent in play here. Consider that membership in white supremacist groups are at their highest levels in over twenty years (and I'm not referring to the Tea Party movement here - which DOES have racists in some of its leadership positions - but actual swastika-wearing neo-Nazi and Klan groups). Also, racists are not only openly spewing their hatred, but are getting positive airtime by groups like FoxNews, the right wing blogosphere and talk shows, invited to participate in places like CPAC, and have a hand in writing immigration legislation. Racially-motivated hitpieces like the Brietbart article not only aren't universally denounced, but actually congratulated by some.

The only thing that hasn't happened is an event that would serve to light a match to the powderkeg.

re: #107 Ericus58

Alright Cyclists!

THE 2010 FSA GRAND PRIX at the Marymoor Velodrome is today!

[Link: www.fsagrandprix.com...]

And they have a Beer garden by New Belgium Beer and Patterson Cellars!!

I like that New Belgium, they make a pretty decent trippel for the price, also the Biere Du Mars is rad

re: #98 Cato the Elder

But, my dear Steve, the recent stuff has the potential to turn into something much, much worse.

Latent rage from racists bottled up since 1964 = explosive worse than a barge full of C4.

And we're watching in real time.

and a shitty economy is perfect kindling

re: #77 Rightwingconspirator

The thing I just do not get is why everyone is so excited about video so small. Ear buds take care of music if you get good ones or Bose- But sure it's 16:9, but if it fits in my pocket, that's no wide screen!No wider than my hand anyway. I just have no interest in more than the web or music. Movies, TV shows kinda suck that small. HD? Sorry I forgot my microscope. I had the same impression when I first flew Jet Blue with those little screen on the back of seats.

I'd probably just pick up a cheap DVD-video player if I wanted to watch movies in flight, but I'd rather just get a netbook and play classic PC games instead :D

re: #112 WindUpBird

and a shitty economy is perfect kindling

I can't wait for us to have El Ammo Bandito vending machines on every corner...

re: #114 JasonA

I can't wait for us to have El Ammo Bandito vending machines on every corner...

Ammo is rather plentiful where I live.

re: #112 WindUpBird

and a shitty economy is perfect kindling

bring it on if that's the way they want it...when push comes to shove, I'll be shoving til I'm done for...I'm the next Davy Crockett

re: #111 WindUpBird

I like that New Belgium, they make a pretty decent trippel for the price, also the Biere Du Mars is rad

Now that New Belgium is some quality H2......... BEER!
I agree, they have a fine line-up.

re: #114 JasonA

I can't wait for us to have El Ammo Bandito vending machines on every corner...

good idea, I hope it catches on

re: #116 albusteve

bring it on if that's the way they want it...when push comes to shove, I'll be shoving til I'm done for...I'm the next Davy Crockett

Still got yer coonskin hat?

re: #119 Ericus58

[Video]Still got yer coonskin hat?

kevlar kap

re: #117 Ericus58

Now that New Belgium is some quality H2... BEER!
I agree, they have a fine line-up.

also digging Flying Dog, as colorado beers go, I like their insane heavy double pales and barley wines

What the shittards on the right want to keep ultra, ultra seekrit is the plain fact that in America, like in every other country, it's never really been about race so much as it's been about class.

Yes, class, the ultra, ultra forbidden word.

If poor whites and blacks and Asians and Hispanics once forgot about their grudges, and took a good, hard look at one another, and another good, hard look at the ones who keep them down, the enemy would be toast.

And who is the enemy?

John Kerry, for one. And every member of Skull and Bones, living or dead. And Justice Thomas. And that famous advocate of poor people, John Edwards. And Rupert Murdoch, may his head rest on a pike. And Glenn Beck. And Andrew "Soul Patch" Breitbart. And Michelle Malkin. And Ann "Orexia" Coulter. And everybody who has ever shaken hands with Robert Spender or Pam "Harpeia ululans americana" Geller. Feel free to add to the list.

I know I'm breaking a Great American Taboo by even raising the issue of class.

Expect a mocking poem soon.

re: #115 Walter L. Newton

Ammo is rather plentiful where I live.

Hey, Walter how are you? Has the heat calmed down in your area? It's very hot here.[Link: weather.yahoo.com...]

I'm still kinda laid up with minor injuries so I watched Blood Simple this afternoon. I probably hadn't seen it since the mid 80's and didn't really remember anything about it. What a brilliant movie, still holds up very well today.

re: #124 Killgore Trout

I'm still kinda laid up with minor injuries so I watched Blood Simple this afternoon. I probably hadn't seen it since the mid 80's and didn't really remember anything about it. What a brilliant movie, still holds up very well today.

What the heck did you do, ya crazy man?
I hadn't heard you were injured.... sorry.

Ron Paul Wants to Crush your Fuzzies
/I'm pretty proud of myself on that one.

re: #122 Cato the Elder

You should read Gore Vidal on class (if you haven't) scathing and excellent, like most of his work.

re: #122 Cato the Elder

I'm firmly planted in the middle class.

re: #126 Killgore Trout

Ron Paul Wants to Crush your Fuzzies
/I'm pretty proud of myself on that one.

dude, that photo of the cat is awesome... and Ron sure mimics the expression!

pop apocolyptiare: #128 prairiefire

I'm firmly planted in the middle class.

I went from upper middle class, to low class, to no class in a heartbeat...one event can wipe you out

re: #126 Killgore Trout

ahahahah the expressions, you rule :D

re: #125 Ericus58

What the heck did you do, ya crazy man?
I hadn't heard you were injured... sorry.

Heh, not exactly a harrowing tale of extreme awesomeness. We had a stretch of really bad weather from spring until mid July without enough decent days for weeding and gardening. When the weather finally broke I did a couple marathon days of yardwork and strained muscles in my back and abdomen. Hurt like hell but I don't think I have a hernia. I should be back in business in a few days.

re: #118 albusteve

good idea, I hope it catches on

This is what it sounds like:

Today I learned that I can speak into my phone and it will turn my words into a text message. It works very well.

Dang...

re: #126 Killgore Trout

Ron Paul Wants to Crush your Fuzzies
/I'm pretty proud of myself on that one.

You should be. I left you a note there...

re: #128 prairiefire

I'm firmly planted in the middle class.

Heh. You say that now.

Wait till you lose your job.

re: #132 Killgore Trout

Heh, not exactly a harrowing tale of extreme awesomeness. We had a stretch of really bad weather from spring until mid July without enough decent days for weeding and gardening. When the weather finally broke I did a couple marathon days of yardwork and strained muscles in my back and abdomen. Hurt like hell but I don't think I have a hernia. I should be back in business in a few days.

whew!
Ah, the get-it-done-while-I-have-good-weather pain. Well, take care.

at first I thought the tadpoles/frogs/toads had ganged up on ya......

re: #136 Cato the Elder

I'm not one to be overconfident, but I stay home with the kids and my husband is in IT. So far, so good.
Perhaps if I can get going on my NYTimes list novel, things would improve./

Heh. Drudge has a huge headline typo
NKOREA WARS OF NUKE RESPONSE TO NAVAL EXERCISES

Ummm PIMF WARNS OF...

re: #139 Rightwingconspirator

Heh. Drudge has a huge headline typo
NKOREA WARS OF NUKE RESPONSE TO NAVAL EXERCISES

Ummm PIMF WARNS OF...

Bloomberg reports:

"North Korea said it would counter U.S. and South Korean joint naval exercises with “nuclear deterrence” after the Obama administration said the government in Pyongyang shouldn’t take any provocative steps.

North Korea will “legitimately counter with their powerful nuclear deterrence the largest-ever nuclear war exercises to be staged by the U.S. and the South Korean puppet forces,” the National Defense Commission said, according to the Korean Central News Agency."

Man... that could put a damper on Comic-Con.....

re: #140 Ericus58

Bloomberg reports:

"North Korea said it would counter U.S. and South Korean joint naval exercises with “nuclear deterrence” after the Obama administration said the government in Pyongyang shouldn’t take any provocative steps.

North Korea will “legitimately counter with their powerful nuclear deterrence the largest-ever nuclear war exercises to be staged by the U.S. and the South Korean puppet forces,” the National Defense Commission said, according to the Korean Central News Agency."

maybe NK lighting up a nuke would be best for everyone..get it over with

re: #138 prairiefire

I'm not one to be overconfident, but I stay home with the kids and my husband is in IT. So far, so good.
Perhaps if I can get going on my NYTimes list novel, things would improve./

I used to be in IT (unemployed) and my husband was a teacher (retired).

I wrote a novel about 10 years ago but had no success finding a publisher. Maybe I should write another one.

In the meantime, buy Zionist merchandise! I recommend the Ahava "Lotus & Chestnut" botanic body wash.

Clyburn teases Biden, calling him "clean and articulate":[Link: politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...]

Celebrate Comic-Con while we can!!!!

HOT CHICKS at Comic-Con!

re: #137 Ericus58

whew!
Ah, the get-it-done-while-I-have-good-weather pain. Well, take care.

at first I thought the tadpoles/frogs/toads had ganged up on ya...

Heh. Pretty much all the Tads have grown up. They hang around the sheltered area for a few days then disperse into the pond or the garden. I thought they'd all grown up by now and went to remove the bird netting to discover I still have a few runts yet to mature. They're very tiny and almost impossible to find. I won't know if I have enough survivors until next spring. Now I just have to wait.

re: #136 Cato the Elder

Heh. You say that now.

Wait till you lose your job.

This is why I have three jobs at any given time, used to have four, but the fourth was getting in the way of the other three

re: #139 Rightwingconspirator

Fixed already. .

re: #144 prairiefire

Clyburn teases Biden, calling him "clean and articulate":[Link: politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...]

heh..proof what goes round, comes round...Biden is as dense as a brick, and toss in our illustrious Sec State...they both trashed BO good before they went to work for him....LOL!....cover your ass?....haha! what a bunch of losers

OK, must get ready for Shabbat. See you all tomorrow night!

re: #138 prairiefire

I'm not one to be overconfident, but I stay home with the kids and my husband is in IT. So far, so good.
Perhaps if I can get going on my NYTimes list novel, things would improve./

And perhaps if you married a billionaire for money instead of a zero (in the eyes of the ruling class) for love, you'd have a better shot at never ending up on the street.

Just sayin'.

re: #149 albusteve

heh..proof what goes round, comes round...Biden is as dense as a brick, and toss in our illustrious Sec State...they both trashed BO good before they went to work for him...LOL!...cover your ass?...haha! what a bunch of losers

and now either Biden or Hil are more popular than BO!....hahaha!...what a world

re: #143 Alouette

My daughter likes the AHVA products that I ordered quite a bit. I will check to see what she needs for the next time.

Ann Coulter is defending Breitbart on CNN...she is towing the "he was set up!" line.

I guess I should say sorry for that video....
the guy is a dork....
but the way some of the gals handle him was worth it

re: #145 Ericus58

countered with Mana

re: #154 bratwurst

Ann Coulter is defending Breitbart on CNN...she is towing the "he was set up!" line.

that was yesterday....thread!
who gives a shit?

It's sad to see the wingnuts blogs are still piling on Sharrod. The woman has been through a lot in her life and it's sad to see her still targeted by bigots in today's America. I would not be surprised if she decides to not take to job offer and retire quietly. She shouldn't have to put up with this at her age after all she's been through. I hope she does what makes her happiest.

re: #151 Cato the Elder

Ya pays your money and ya takes your chances.

I think marrying for money would be very boring.

re: #126 Killgore Trout

Ron Paul Wants to Crush your Fuzzies
/I'm pretty proud of myself on that one.

I looked at the pictures, which I enjoyed. I can't even read headlines on that subject without ruining the rest of my day.

re: #154 bratwurst

Ann Coulter is defending Breitbart on CNN...she is towing the "he was set up!" line.

Well then, he needs to name his source.

To late asshole.

Read this post by Shiplord Kirel - Shirley Sherrod meets up with the Spooners after 24 years.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #158 Killgore Trout

It's sad to see the wingnuts blogs are still piling on Sharrod. The woman has been through a lot in her life and it's sad to see her still targeted by bigots in today's America. I would not be surprised if she decides to not take to job offer and retire quietly. She shouldn't have to put up with this at her age after all she's been through. I hope she does what makes her happiest.

nice lady...too bad the GOP doesn't press the economy, or Afghanistan...I don't even really care anymore who's in office...this sort of attention to a cut and dried story speaks volumes about the blogs, the fringes and GOP leadership

re: #159 prairiefire

Ya pays your money and ya takes your chances.

I think marrying for money would be very boring.

John Effen Kerry would disagree, but he's an asshole.

re: #154 bratwurst

Ann Coulter is defending Breitbart on CNN...she is towing the "he was set up!" line.

9_9 What the fuck is she even doing on CNN?

re: #163 Cato the Elder

John Effen Kerry would disagree, but he's an asshole.

you're jealous...you don't have a blue water boat

re: #164 Nimed

9_9 What the fuck is she even doing on CNN?

The same thing pro wrestlers are doing on USA

re: #164 Nimed

9_9 What the fuck is she even doing on CNN?

making money...it's a living

gut shabbos!

re sherrod - the wingnuts must continue to try to rework their fiasco to get it to come out the way they want it. to recognize what happened for what it was would be an unacceptable concession to reality, which, as always, has a lamentable left wing bias

re: #122 Cato the Elder

That's exactly what Shirley Sherrod was saying, IMHO.

re: #127 windsagio

You should read Gore Vidal on class (if you haven't) scathing and excellent, like most of his work.

I was reading Gore Vidal when you were still running around in short pants.

But, just to show you I have no hard feelings, please provide a link.

re: #170 Cato the Elder

I was reading Gore Vidal when you were still running around in short pants.

But, just to show you I have no hard feelings, please provide a link.

heh

re: #170 Cato the Elder

I was reading Gore Vidal when you were still running around in short pants.

But, just to show you I have no hard feelings, please provide a link.

psst...... he's in long pants now
and Steve is going to lend him his Kevlar kap

way too slow for me...chores beckon

re: #155 Ericus58

That one chick with the antlers looks like she is dressed like the mummy Shaman in Tibet.

re: #170 Cato the Elder

Don't think its online, there's a number of essays about it in The last Empire, if you're interested.

on the other thing, I'm sure you were :D After all I'm only about 1/8th your age :D

Here's a 3 minute comedy clip to enjoy.... and yes, I have the DVD. It's a few years old but still good. And she does a good riff on Kerry and Bush in the full version.

Kathleen Madigan - Drinking and Not Driving

Wow, get a load of the psycho wingnut comments on Politico

So many angry braying fools

re: #177 WindUpBird

Wow, get a load of the psycho wingnut comments on Politico

So many angry braying fools

ugh. i need a sponge bath.

re: #175 windsagio

Don't think its online, there's a number of essays about it in The last Empire, if you're interested.

on the other thing, I'm sure you were :D After all I'm only about 1/8th your age :D

for a person that makes a reputation of belittling other posters for not backing up assertions with links, this is really weak....are we supposed to buy a fucking book and read it?...you might look at your own style before you post a link to Amazon for christs sake....what a laugher

this again?

re: #122 Cato the Elder

Race is a sure-fire device for the capitalists to divide the working class and thereby better to subjugate it.

re: #179 albusteve

Don't start. Steve.

Or rather, may I suggest you not continue in this line...

Open Letter to Bagua:

There was a time when I honored you for your various real contributions to this blog. Notably, your musical posts and your extensive reports on the Deepwater Horizon debacle, all of which came from a fund of obviously deep knowledge about the subjects you were addressing.

Then there was our mutual love of Portugal, its culture and its music.

I never really took part in your feuds. Feuds (unless they're mine) don't interest me at all. In fact, I was called out by several people for not downdinging you enough. This was not because I failed to support my friends, but because I just never paid too much attention when things got personal. I suspect many people do the same when I get into it here with someone for personal reasons.

When you got banned, I was here, and saw the post you wrote, a deliberate, ugly continuation of a personal vendetta. And Charles had warned not only you, but other people who were your antagonists, to back the hell off or suffer the consequences.

Then, after your banning - immediately! - you proudly show up as the latest flaming idiot on a blog whose only reason for being is to boast-whine-cry-shriek-catcall-stalk and otherwise bullshit about a bar where they're no longer welcome.

I've been kicked out of many bars in my life, and banned forever from a couple. It would never in my life occur to me to spend my time trying to get back in, or, failing that, stand outside the bar and piss on their customers.

But you. You write:

It wasn’t easy. Lol. An extended undercover operation. After a while one comes to resemble those being infiltrated!

In that light, my apologies to anyone here I may have said unkind words to. It was necessary to to maintain cover. I quite enjoyed mocking those freaks to their faces, and there are quite a number of good folks left there that were pleasant to chat with.

And:

Yeah, I took a look at that thread. Sad to see people demonise me just because CJ decided to block me. Does one become a bad person because a blog moderator shuts off their account?

Frankly, Bagua, I used to like you, whatever your faults. Now I have to say, if I live to live my dream and retire to Old Lisboa, and I meet you on the street, I would not offer you my hand in friendship nor the loan of two euros for a glass of vinho verde.

And that is all.

re: #181 Spare O'Lake

Race is a sure-fire device for the capitalists to divide the working class and thereby better to subjugate it.

Are you trying for the Tranzi Totalitarian Socialist merit badge?

re: #177 WindUpBird

Wow, get a load of the psycho wingnut comments on Politico

So many angry braying fools

i hear they're manufacturing them in a subterranean laboratory near las cruces

some models are not functioning correctly yet, though...

re: #180 Aceofwhat?

It's love I say, love!

re: #183 Cato the Elder

wait. what? seriously?

wow. glad i wasn't logged on for that.

and then he popped up on the stalker blog? what a tart.

re: #183 Cato the Elder

really the right place? >>

re: #182 wrenchwench

Don't start. Steve.

Or rather, may I suggest you not continue in this line...

yeah sure...I've been hammered good over links...what goes round comes round eh?...I'll drop it, only because you ask me to...pisses me off tho

re: #188 windsagio

really the right place? >>

actually, i thought it was well done.

re: #177 WindUpBird

Wow, get a load of the psycho wingnut comments on Politico

So many angry braying fools

Have you read that article? It's an interesting (though not exactly new) analysis of the incentives of the media industry (it also draws a couple of idiotic false equivalencies, but still).

re: #122 Cato the Elder

I know I'm breaking a Great American Taboo by even raising the issue of class.

This reminds me of an article I saw today on Politico today regarding the business class/financial leaders being upset with President Obama. It had a sort of "we don't like what you've been doing and we're going to punish everyone for it" vibe.

re: #189 albusteve

Well here's the thing, I didn't advocate anything beyond 'he talked about it'. Does that really need proof, given that I"m saying he said anything particular on the issue?

re: #189 albusteve

I'll drop it, only because you ask me to

Thanks.

See y'all tomorrow.

re: #190 Aceofwhat?

I just liked it when Cato was in the 'pay them no mind vein'.

I think its incestuous and dangerous to encourage them by talking to them oO

re: #183 Cato the Elder

you speak for me...well said
another bummer tho

re: #192 CuriousLurker

This reminds me of an article I saw today on Politico today regarding the business class/financial leaders being upset with President Obama. It had a sort of "we don't like what you've been doing and we're going to punish everyone for it" vibe.

hey! i left some thoughts on your excellent "free will" page.

Hi, everyone. Probably not staying long this evening. It looks like I missed a lot of good stuff today. Gah.

re: #183 Cato the Elder

Well said.
:(

re: #193 windsagio

Well here's the thing, I didn't advocate anything beyond 'he talked about it'. Does that really need proof, given that I"m saying he said anything particular on the issue?

that's up to you....have the same regard for others

re: #195 windsagio

I just liked it when Cato was in the 'pay them no mind vein'.

I think its incestuous and dangerous to encourage them by talking to them oO

In general, yes. But someone we thought we knew...much different than a sleeper who pops in with the wholly unoriginal "gozh thiz place haz changed", you know?

Oh, and +1 for the BilltheCat emoticon. It's my favorite by far.

re: #184 Decatur Deb

Are you trying for the Tranzi Totalitarian Socialist merit badge?

Dah, tavarich.

re: #197 Aceofwhat?

hey! i left some thoughts on your excellent "free will" page.

Hey, Ace! Yes, I saw them (thanks) but haven't had a chance to read them carefully (just skimmed). It's been a crazy week, so I'm hoping I can catch up with things here over the weekend.

Three 7-magnitude quakes strike off Philippines

Three earthquakes of greater than magnitude 7 struck the Philippines' Moro Gulf in just over an hour early Saturday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The first quake, magnitude 7.3, was recorded at 6:08 a.m. (5:08 p.m. ET Friday); the second, 7.6 magnitude at 6:51 a.m. (5:51 p.m. ET); the third, magnitude 7.4, at 7:15 a.m. (6:15 p.m. ET).

The USGS also recorded a 5.4-magnitude quake at 6:19 a.m. (5:19 p.m. ET)

The last quake ran the deepest at 616 (382 miles) kilometers.

The epicenters of the quakes were about 100 kilometers (62 miles) off the coastal city of Cotabato and roughly 950 kilometers (590 miles) southeast of Manila.

No tsunami warning was immediately issued for any of the quakes.

There were no reports of damage, said Rona Faeldin of the Philippines Coast Guard.

re: #203 CuriousLurker

Hey, Ace! Yes, I saw them (thanks) but haven't had a chance to read them carefully (just skimmed). It's been a crazy week, so I'm hoping I can catch up with things here over the weekend.

no sweat. it's the sort of topic that lends itself to pondering. take your time...i enjoyed the exercise.

re: #204 Varek Raith

you'll have that in the ring o'fire...good that there were [apparently] no casualties, though.

re: #201 Aceofwhat?

Now you've gotten me doing it.

Nobody should have been surprised at all, it was only a matter of time and/or alcohol consumption.

re: #207 windsagio

Now you've gotten me doing it.

Nobody should have been surprised at all, it was only a matter of time and/or alcohol consumption.

Eh, no.

re: #207 windsagio

I could use a beer!

re: #208 Varek Raith

Well it was no surprise to me anyways >> And I know I"m not alone.

re: #195 windsagio

I just liked it when Cato was in the 'pay them no mind vein'.

I think its incestuous and dangerous to encourage them by talking to them oO

odd....I don't remember you speaking out when other renowned posters breech the subject....very telling

re: #211 albusteve

Oop, you got me!

Actually no, I've been vocal on the subject.

/I see you think you've got an in for tonights fight tho' steve... good luck with that one :)

re: #209 WindUpBird

I could use a beer!

the cause of...and solution to...all of life's problems

re: #213 Aceofwhat?

the cause of...and solution to...all of life's problems

D'oh!

re: #213 Aceofwhat?

the cause of...and solution to...all of life's problems

Old, but still worth quoting :)

re: #198 CuriousLurker

Hi, everyone. Probably not staying long this evening. It looks like I missed a lot of good stuff today. Gah.

Hey CL. That page of yours was an interesting mesh on morality, existentialism and determinism -- many of the presented arguments were familiar, but that particular blend was highly enjoyable. Nice work.

re: #212 windsagio

Oop, you got me!

Actually no, I've been vocal on the subject.

/I see you think you've got an in for tonights fight tho' steve... good luck with that one :)

I'm pointing out a glaring inaccuracy...in reply to your own post

re: #212 windsagio

Oop, you got me!

Actually no, I've been vocal on the subject.

/I see you think you've got an in for tonights fight tho' steve... good luck with that one :)

I'm his second.

re: #218 Walter L. Newton

You guys are both old, I think I can take ya!

re: #219 windsagio

You guys are both old, I think I can take ya!

Yeah, but, you're a lefty.
:P

re: #219 windsagio

You guys are both old, I think I can take ya!

Old and horny... works for me.

re: #216 Nimed

Hey CL. That page of yours was an interesting mesh on morality, existentialism and determinism -- many of the presented arguments were familiar, but that particular blend was highly enjoyable. Nice work.

Hey, Nimed. Is that what is was a blend of? I didn't have too much trouble grasping the first half of it, but the second half made my brain hurt.

re: #221 Walter L. Newton

Old and horny... works for me.

Oh wow, this took an unexpected angle!

I'll need pics of steve before I commit. You pass tho :)

re: #219 windsagio

You guys are both old, I think I can take ya!

meanwhile you defeat yourself...move on to the next drama

Evenin', fellow lizards. What's the good word?

re: #198 CuriousLurker

Hi, everyone. Probably not staying long this evening. It looks like I missed a lot of good stuff today. Gah.

So, what did you think of "District 9"?

re: #213 Aceofwhat?

the cause of...and solution to...all of life's problems

Try...Tequila!

re: #195 windsagio

I just liked it when Cato was in the 'pay them no mind vein'.

I think its incestuous and dangerous to encourage them by talking to them oO

I honestly can't believe you're calling me out over an open letter on a more or less open thread when what I just did, if you could only open your eyepeeps and read between the fuckin' lines, was, among other things, to offer you a big fat fuckin' olive branch.

Hi folks! A wee announcement, one that gives me the greatest pleasure:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Thanks again to LGF and all out friends here! W00t!

re: #226 Cato the Elder

So, what did you think of "District 9"?

I still haven't had a chance to watch it! By the time I left here that night it was too late, then the rest of the week was nuts at work. It's also on my list for this weekend (hopefully during the day tomorrow).

re: #227 WindUpBird

Try...Tequila!

[Video]

tomorrow is Tequila Day!
DRINK!

re: #230 CuriousLurker

"Work"? What is that? Can you get me some?

re: #229 Jimmah

Hi folks! A wee announcement, one that gives me the greatest pleasure:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Thanks again to LGF and all out friends here! W00t!

Woohoo! I'm happy for you guys. :o)

re: #229 Jimmah

Hi folks! A wee announcement, one that gives me the greatest pleasure:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Thanks again to LGF and all out friends here! W00t!

congratulations!

re: #226 Cato the Elder

So, what did you think of "District 9"?

NOOOOOOOOOO spoilers.....

re: #183 Cato the Elder

No need to get into the details, but what was the ban over? Personal spat?

re: #232 Cato the Elder

"Work"? What is that? Can you get me some?

Heh. It's like feast or famine, y'know? Things will be dead quite for a while, then suddenly all hell breaks loose.

re: #236 BryanS

No need to get into the details, but what was the ban over? Personal spat?

doubt it. we spat from time to time, like all humans. Charles, in my experience, is tolerant enough to only ban when a longtime lizard goes waaay beyond the pale.

re: #226 Cato the Elder

So, what did you think of "District 9"?

I loved it...blew me away
blending 21st century social ills with people and gadgets from another world was pure invention! (probably not)...and a hero, bad guys, aliens, and firepower....what's not to like

re: #226 Cato the Elder

So, what did you think of "District 9"?

It was ok, but not quite as good as District 1 through 8 /

re: #228 Cato the Elder

I quite missed that :p

I think its pretty clear why tho', you or anyone else aside, I am rreally tired of the "OMG THE STALKERS" thing. its old and lame, and they eat it all up.

It had nothing to do with any conflict with you and everything to do with not wanting to see that crap fed anymore.

re: #236 BryanS

No need to get into the details, but what was the ban over? Personal spat?

it's over....sometimes you're there, other times it's second hand...either way it's done

re: #241 windsagio

I quite missed that :p

I think its pretty clear why tho', you or anyone else aside, I am rreally tired of the "OMG THE STALKERS" thing. its old and lame, and they eat it all up.

It had nothing to do with any conflict with you and everything to do with not wanting to see that crap fed anymore.

I hate it when I agree with you.

re: #241 windsagio

I quite missed that :p

I think its pretty clear why tho', you or anyone else aside, I am rreally tired of the "OMG THE STALKERS" thing. its old and lame, and they eat it all up.

It had nothing to do with any conflict with you and everything to do with not wanting to see that crap fed anymore.

dude.

an open letter to someone whose insanity is so recent that it's the first i've heard of it is veeerrry different than 'feeding the stalkers'.

just sayin'.

re: #222 CuriousLurker

Hey, Nimed. Is that what is was a blend of? I didn't have too much trouble grasping the first half of it, but the second half made my brain hurt.

:(

I just wrote you a long post in reply and deleted it by accident. AND the Chrome undo function is not working for some reason in the comment box.

AAAARGHHH!

re: #240 BryanS

It was ok, but not quite as good as District 1 through 8 /

heh....#4 was my favorite

re: #241 windsagio

I quite missed that :p

I think its pretty clear why tho', you or anyone else aside, I am rreally tired of the "OMG THE STALKERS" thing. its old and lame, and they eat it all up.

It had nothing to do with any conflict with you and everything to do with not wanting to see that crap fed anymore.

yes, correct

re: #245 Nimed

:(

I just wrote you a long post in reply and deleted it by accident. AND the Chrome undo function is not working for some reason in the comment box.

AAARGHHH!

you can smack me instead....
here...

re: #183 Cato the Elder

I haven't weighed in on the Bagua debacle, and I'm not going to. I feel genuinely sorry for those of you who thought him a friend, no matter what I may have felt towards him. That post made me feel something. Cheers, Cato.

re: #245 Nimed

:(

I just wrote you a long post in reply and deleted it by accident. AND the Chrome undo function is not working for some reason in the comment box.

AAARGHHH!

you can always go with the "what Ace said was brilliant"...just a suggestion/

re: #241 windsagio

I quite missed that :p

I think its pretty clear why tho', you or anyone else aside, I am rreally tired of the "OMG THE STALKERS" thing. its old and lame, and they eat it all up.

It had nothing to do with any conflict with you and everything to do with not wanting to see that crap fed anymore.

I am the last person to feed the stalkers, and I was the first person here to tell Irish Rose that that was exactly what she was doing.

I wrote my letter to B. because whatever else, I consider his immediate decampment to the idiot village a personal betrayal.

That is all.