captaincoon, this one is just begging for you to step up and make the first post, or at least second.

Too late.

Santorum got endorsed by the ultimate breeder.

Wow, we've had almost 1500 clicks on the Twitter link for Gus's post on the HuffPo CEO's donations to the Romney campaign:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

You never know which story's going to suddenly take off. This one obviously hit a nerve with HuffPo's recent turn toward Obama-bashing.

re: #3 darthstar

Lemme guess, a thread full of clown car comments?

This thread needs more Professor Brothers:

re: #1 Petero1818

Way back a billion years ago, computer software came with exhaustive (and exhausting) printed manuals, often in 3-ring binders. They looked like this:
Image: aPN4x.jpg

Very often, at the end of a section would be a page which simply read:

This page intentionally left blank.

My ~8 year old self was amused and perplexed by this practice. The page isn't blank! Why include a non-blank page pretending to be blank, whose only purpose was to reassure the reader that it was blank on purpose and not due to a printing error? Arrg.

I couldn't tell if it was supposed to be a joke, or some kind of satirical commentary on bureaucracy (at age 8 I probably didn't know the word 'bureaucracy', but I had been in the public school system for a number of years by that time and as such was very familiar with the idea of dumb rules that are only observed because they're rules).

Anyway, all this is to say that your first post inviting someone else to make the first post reminded me of that. Never mind.

re: #3 darthstar

Santorum got endorsed by the ultimate breeder.

Thanks for unleashing that on the world, so-called "Learning Channel."

re: #7 negativ

Yeah. And that sign, "No dogs allowed except guide dogs." Who is that sign for?

And congrats to Gus, by the way, for spotting that connection.

re: #9 EdDantes

Braille on drive-thru ATMs.

re: #10 Charles

And congrats to Gus, by the way, for spotting that connection.

Thanks. I forgot what it was that "set me off" to go and pull that. I'm sure it was something and not based on a whim. :)

Ugh. I have had it with the %$#%^& Rick Santorum ads.

re: #9 EdDantes

Yeah. And that sign, "No dogs allowed except guide dogs." Who is that sign for?

literate dogs?

re: #7 negativ

Way back a billion years ago, computer software came with exhaustive (and exhausting) printed manuals, often in 3-ring binders. They looked like this:
Image: aPN4x.jpg

Very often, at the end of a section would be a page which simply read:

My ~8 year old self was amused and perplexed by this practice. The page isn't blank! Why include a non-blank page pretending to be blank, whose only purpose was to reassure the reader that it was blank on purpose and not due to a printing error? Arrg.

I couldn't tell if it was supposed to be a joke, or some kind of satirical commentary on bureaucracy (at age 8 I probably didn't know the word 'bureaucracy', but I had been in the public school system for a number of years by that time and as such was very familiar with the idea of dumb rules that are only observed because they're rules).

Anyway, all this is to say that your first post inviting someone else to make the first post reminded me of that. Never mind.

When I wrote the manuals for my Atari software company CodeHead Technologies, I would label any blank pages:

This page unintentionally left blank.

re: #10 Charles

Yay Gus!

re: #11 Slumbering Behemoth

Braille on drive-thru ATMs.

Ding! Ding! Ding!

How about "Unauthorized Personnel Only"?

:)

Proposed New Calendar Would Make Time Rational

According to Richard Conn Henry’s calendar, eight months would each have 30 days. Every third month would have 31 days. Every so often, to account for the leftover time, a whole extra week would be added.

The upshot: Years would proceed with clockwork regularity, with no annual re-jiggering of schedules required. Each day would occupy the same position as it had the previous year and would in the next. Were this 364-day calendar, known officially as the Hanke-Henry Permanent Calendar, adopted on the first day of 2012, both Christmas and New Year’s Day would forever fall on Sunday.
[snip]
His calendar is a refined version of one designed in 1996 and known eponymously as Bob McClenon’s Reformed Weekly Calendar. McClenon established the four-quarter, 30-30-31 pattern to the year; Henry added the extra week, which if inserted into years starting or ending on a Gregorian-calendar Thursday would almost perfectly account for Earth’s 365.2422 day-long orbit around the sun.

This will probably catch on sooner than my idea for monetary denominations that follow the golden ratio.

re: #19 abolitionist

Son of a bitch put my birthday on a Thursday.

re: #20 Slumbering Behemoth

Son of a bitch put my birthday on a Thursday.

Your mother had nothing to do with it?

As much as I detest Rick Santorum and everything he stands for, he actually didn't say "making black people's lives better" today in Iowa.

[Link: www.mediaite.com...]

Check the video - he simply misspoke. He jumbled up the words "people" and "lives," probably because he's rehearsed saying this many times. It wasn't a racist dog whistle.

This time.

re: #21 abolitionist

Your mother had nothing to do with it?

He said 'son of a bitch"!!

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re: #19 abolitionist
Feburary has 30 days. Whoa. I am accustomed to the 28 day month. That is too weird.

re: #7 negativ

Way back a billion years ago, computer software came with exhaustive (and exhausting) printed manuals, often in 3-ring binders. They looked like this:
Image: aPN4x.jpg

Very often, at the end of a section would be a page which simply read:

My ~8 year old self was amused and perplexed by this practice. The page isn't blank! Why include a non-blank page pretending to be blank, whose only purpose was to reassure the reader that it was blank on purpose and not due to a printing error? Arrg.

I couldn't tell if it was supposed to be a joke, or some kind of satirical commentary on bureaucracy (at age 8 I probably didn't know the word 'bureaucracy', but I had been in the public school system for a number of years by that time and as such was very familiar with the idea of dumb rules that are only observed because they're rules).

Anyway, all this is to say that your first post inviting someone else to make the first post reminded me of that. Never mind.

I would occasionally add the statement "This page unintentionally left blank" to see if anyone noticed. No one did.

My buddy would add the phrase "in accordance with the prophecies" during meetings just to see who might be paying attention. He only got asked about it once.

re: #21 abolitionist

She gave birth to me on a Gregorian calendar, making my birthday fall on a different day every year.

This asshole's calendar would make b-day fall on thursday every year.

He's off the xmas list.

re: #26 Slumbering Behemoth

She gave birth to me on a Gregorian calendar, making my birthday fall on a different day every year.

This asshole's calendar would make b-day fall on thursday every year.

He's off the xmas list.

Wow ,, my mom gave birth to me on a hospital bed!!!

re: #27 sattv4u2

I still have scars from the paper cuts.

re: #28 Slumbering Behemoth
LOL

re: #28 Slumbering Behemoth

I still have scars from the paper cuts.

And some of the ink came off

Thats why it says October on your ass!!

re: #19 abolitionist

Just wait until the Keep Christ in Christmas people figure out that all the days of the week and most of the months of the year are named after pagan gods.

re: #31 negativ
And a couple of Roman Emperors.

re: #30 sattv4u2

It's a most confusing tramp stamp, I'll admit. Not nearly as concise as this one.

re: #32 PhillyPretzel
July and August

re: #28 Slumbering Behemoth

I still have scars from the paper cuts.

The staples. The staples.

re: #35 negativ

The staples. The staples.

bread, milk, juice, potatoes,

re: #31 negativ

Keep the Han in Hanukkah!

re: #36 sattv4u2
You forgot the eggs.

re: #33 Slumbering Behemoth

It's a most confusing tramp stamp, I'll admit. Not nearly as concise as this one.

Ya gotta wonder what prompted her to put it upside down between her shoulder blades

re: #37 Slumbering Behemoth
ROFL That is a hoot.

re: #38 PhillyPretzel

You forgot the eggs.

I need a chicken 1st

re: #39 sattv4u2

Ya gotta wonder what prompted her to put it upside down between her shoulder blades

I don't. ;)

In other words, it wasn't upside down when I was looking at it.

re: #36 sattv4u2

bread, milk, juice, potatoes,

bread, milk, juice, potatuhs!
why do all the shoppers hate us?

OCCUPY KROGERS

re: #43 negativ
Wegmans

I always knew this would happen.

Ashton Kutcher has opened the gates of Hell.

re: #22 Charles

As much as I detest Rick Santorum and everything he stands for, he actually didn't say "making black people's lives better" today in Iowa.

[Link: www.mediaite.com...]

Check the video - he simply misspoke. He jumbled up the words "people" and "lives," probably because he's rehearsed saying this many times. It wasn't a racist dog whistle.

This time.

Rick Santorum can make everyone's life better by going and getting raptured with the rest of the confederate bigots.

re: #42 Slumbering Behemoth

I don't. ;)

At least it's (presumably) her OWN name

Image: brenda.jpg

re: #44 PhillyPretzel

Wegmans

Stop and Shop

You're never too old for love:

Aretha Franklin announces engagement

re: #48 sattv4u2
You can go there. I will shop at Wegman's.

re: #45 Charles

I always knew this would happen.

Ashton Kutcher has opened the gates of Hell.

[Video]

I'm waiting for the evil disc's "totally unauthorized" sex tape

re: #50 PhillyPretzel

You can go there. I will shop at Wegman's.

Actually, I can't anymore (unless I want to drive 18 hours to New Jersey ,, the closest one too me now)

re: #45 Charles

THAT'S MY CONTACT LENS!!! Fuckin' Kutcher, that asshole.

re: #51 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I'm waiting for the evil disc's "totally unauthorized" sex tape

1st photo of Ashton and the Disks secret love child

.

re: #52 sattv4u2
I just got finished at Wegman's earlier this evening. That and I went to BJ's too. I filled up the back of the SUV. :)

re: #54 sattv4u2

1st photo of Ashton and the Disks secret love child

.

WAIT ,,, they had twins!!!

:

re: #45 Charles

I said 10 years ago that Ashton is the Anti-christ. Witness!

Having both Christmas and New Year's fall on Sunday every single years would be a pain.

It would put a holiday on the following Monday, which would make no sense.

Also, he just did away with Halloween. Don't think that's going to go down well.

Valentine's Day on Monday. Another big I-don't-think-so. (Does this man have a female friend?)

At least two of my kids would have permanent Sunday birthdays.

I vote no.

re: #58 EmmmieG
I agree.

re: #4 Charles

Wow, we've had almost 1500 clicks on the Twitter link for Gus's post on the HuffPo CEO's donations to the Romney campaign:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

You never know which story's going to suddenly take off. This one obviously hit a nerve with HuffPo's recent turn toward Obama-bashing.

I noticed that Politico now has a note to readers asking them to let them know if they notice any media-related campaign contributions. I don't remember seeing that when they originally posted the story.

A NOTE TO READERS: Many media executives make campaign contributions that they are not expected to disclose when their network or newspaper interviews a candidate. (I.e., the Huffington Post didn't do anything out of the ordinary here.) But those contributions and their potential consequences are of great interest here at the intersection of media and politics, and will continue to be reported on. So if you've noticed any media-related campaign contributions you think warrant mention, please send them over.

re: #37 Slumbering Behemoth

Keep the Han in Hanukkah!

I am so making another with with Jackie Chan--Keep the Chan in Chanukah!

re: #61 Alouette

Awesome. Love Jackie Chan.

re: #19 abolitionist

Proposed New Calendar Would Make Time Rational

This will probably catch on sooner than my idea for monetary denominations that follow the golden ratio.

That worked out so well for the French.

re: #60 CuriousLurker

I noticed that Politico now has a note to readers asking them to let them know if they notice any media-related campaign contributions. I don't remember seeing that when they originally posted the story.

I'm a trend setter. ;)

re: #64 Gus 802

I'm a trend setter. ;)

I'm an Irish Setter!

(well,,, 1/4 Irish)

re: #63 Alouette

Haven't read up thread, but you are at pit stop? Or made it home?

re: #64 Gus 802

I'm a trend setter. ;)

My thoughts exactly, heh: "HuffPo did nothing wrong, BUT if you happen to notice..."

re: #39 sattv4u2

Ya gotta wonder what prompted her to put it upside down between her shoulder blades

I think it's obvious.

re: #68 b_sharp

I think it's obvious.

And to think,, she wanted to be a ballerina!!!

re: #45 Charles

I always knew this would happen.

Ashton Kutcher has opened the gates of Hell.

I hear George Clooney leaked this story because he's upset that his disc only open the gates to Purgatory.

re: #67 CuriousLurker

My thoughts exactly, heh: "HuffPo did nothing wrong, BUT if you happen to notice..."

Yeah. Eventually I knew I'd see the usual boiler plate response about the CEO not being involved in editorial decisions. To which I would say "no kidding Arianna." Basically we have a revenue driven website where the majority of the profits will eventually go to "Romney supporting" Timothy Armgstrong. It's rather awkward especially for such a politically driven organization and from the response I've seen on Twitter it raised quite a few eyebrows.

re: #66 Stanley Sea

Haven't read up thread, but you are at pit stop? Or made it home?

I'm at a Quality Inn in Clarion, PA. The same QI that we stayed at on the way in. It started snowing on the 80 and I don't like to drive in the dark.

We'll be home by tomorrow.

I have found one good thing about that calendar:

April 15th falls on a Sunday. We'd always get an extra day.

re: #72 Alouette

I'm at a Quality Inn in Clarion, PA. The same QI that we stayed at on the way in. It started snowing on the 80 and I don't like to drive in the dark.

We'll be home by tomorrow.

Coolio, I saw the weather radar, oooh.

re: #72 Alouette
Since it is snowing it is a good thing to take a break. Have a safe trip home.

re: #72 Alouette

I'm at a Quality Inn in Clarion, PA

What a coincidence

I'm at a Clarion Inn in Quality, Pa.

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re: #72 Alouette

Smart move. Be careful tomorrow.

re: #71 Gus 802

Yeah. Eventually I knew I'd see the usual boiler plate response about the CEO not being involved in editorial decisions. To which I would say "no kidding Arianna." Basically we have a revenue driven website where the majority of the profits will eventually go to "Romney supporting" Timothy Armgstrong. It's rather awkward especially for such a politically driven organization and from the response I've seen on Twitter it raised quite a few eyebrows.

I recently started reading through some articles on ethics in journalism and how things have changed, so this was an especially timely example of what I've been learning about. I hope to post a Page on it soon.

re: #73 EmmmieG

I have found one good thing about that calendar:

April 15th falls on a Sunday. We'd always get an extra day.

Yeah ,,but theres a Friday the 13th every three months!!!

Speaking of weather maps. I found an even better Wunderground map.

Wundermap

It has tons of options.

re: #51 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I'm waiting for the evil disc's "totally unauthorized" sex tape

And its house is made of giant lego I bet as well.

re: #72 Alouette

I'm at a Quality Inn in Clarion, PA. The same QI that we stayed at on the way in. It started snowing on the 80 and I don't like to drive in the dark.

We'll be home by tomorrow.

Stay safe in any case. How much snow on the ground up there?

I have to go to work tomorrow. Good Night to my fellow Lizards.

re: #78 CuriousLurker

Have I already recommended the works of Murray Kempton to you?

A better journalist never lived.

[Link: books.google.com...]

A sober realist but never a cynic.

re: #83 PhillyPretzel

I have to go to work tomorrow. Good Night to my fellow Lizards.

Wimp,, I have to go to work tomorrow too

AND ,,, I'm at work now

AND ,, I still have to drive home!!!

//

have a good night

I finished my holiday cooking for the house with a pretty yum ending. English sausage rolls with this bitching dijon I got at the Sufi market (oh that was great, too chicken at the meat counter - without a plan) but the frozen yums I got for my lunches this week!

re: #86 Stanley Sea

They had lamb tounge. Gotta think!

And on that note, the long quiet drive home beckons!!

re: #78 CuriousLurker

I recently started reading through some articles on ethics in journalism and how things have changed, so this was an especially timely example of what I've been learning about. I hope to post a Page on it soon.

I've learned a couple of things in the past few days. One, just like everything else, the professional-left has a distinct hierarchy made up of bloggers and websites. Those are difficult to either break into or criticize and expect any noticeable affect. This is made up by an inner-circle of bloggers and correspondents.

Holding that shell together are website like the Huffington Post which are also impenetrable and not easy to shake and with a sever lack of transparency as to who's running those sites. This is important of course because these are ideologically driven organizations and not merely news outlets.

Glenn Greenwald (his status as a progressive in severe question) lives in Brazil in one of the finest sections in town in a 5 million dollar mutli-level home. Arriana Huffington saw a windfall of close to 300 million dollars in her sale of the Huffington Post to AOL/Time Warner. And that site was built by contributors at pennies on the dollar. Going back to Greenwald, Salon Media is a corporation with a Delaware address for tax purposes.

Just some quick thoughts.

re: #84 Obdicut

Have I already recommended the works of Murray Kempton to you?

A better journalist never lived.

[Link: books.google.com...]

A sober realist but never a cynic.

Looks like a great book, thanks! I'll put it on my list.

FYI - iPod in a bowl is a great speaker system.

re: #90 CuriousLurker

Looks like a great book, thanks! I'll put it on my list.

His reporting on the Ali-Liston fight is at once some of the best writing ever committed to a paper, and one of the most naked looks at race politics in the US. He was the master.

He was also a staunch Socialist who was good friends with William Buckley.

Short version: there's a hierarchy.

Cripes...

[Link: twitter.com...]

23. Rick Santorum's stance on abortion is probably the most important issue for his supporters.

Surprisingly, the issue that got the loudest applause was anything about abortion. I was expecting there to be more talk about gay marriage or DOMA or the recalling of the judges in Iowa. But no. There was one mention of people accepting "different types of relationships," people reacted with "ughs."

Well, I guess "ugh" is better than "BURN THEM!!"

re: #89 Gus 802

So, Glenn is of the "tax those rich" persuasion?

re: #78 CuriousLurker

I recently started reading through some articles on ethics in journalism and how things have changed, so this was an especially timely example of what I've been learning about. I hope to post a Page on it soon.

I'd just say that the period between 1945-1980 was an anomaly. Following the dramatic expansion of media choices and the re-realization that news outfits could be profitable, for-profit news came back to the fore.

22. Still, for some people, gay marriage is an important issue.

One of the things I'm doing in Iowa is asking people what their definition of the "American Dream" is. Here's one of the responses I got.

Check out the English on the sign. Tea Party qualified.

re: #74 Stanley Sea

Coolio, I saw the weather radar, oooh.

There was a 20-car pileup in the eastbound lanes. When the snow started, I put my hazard lights on and slowed to 50 mph. I passed one spinout, then another, then another, then a huge backup going in the opposite direction (and rubberneckers in the westbound).

Made it to Clarion in one piece.

Should be clear tomorrow, most of the bad weather has moved south and east.

re: #96 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

So, Glenn is of the "tax those rich" persuasion?

Not sure. His gig is mostly the drug war, Patriot Act, gay marriage, his new boyfriend, Brazil, etc. Overall it's just the same old narcissistic Greenwald. Michael Moore is and he never answered my question from this afternoon. LOL I didn't expect him to. You know how those Kings and Queens are with us lower forms of life.

Iowa. Really?

I had no idea you could line streets with giant crosses. This was in Orange City. Orange City was probably my favorite city of the 6 I went to. It was very clean and ticky tacky. The people were nice, too.

I guess the ACLU wasn't there to question the Trinitarian symbols being put on public display.

re: #93 Gus 802

Short version: there's a hierarchy.

I'm shocked and outraged at ur blasphemy against the leaderless amorphousness of the True Grass Roots people powered activism!
/

re: #100 Gus 802

Greenwald's got his paying gig. I see nothing more.

re: #100 Gus 802

Short version? There is a hierarchy.

re: #89 Gus 802

That's part of what I was reading about—how the news is a commodity now and is driven by profits and lack of transparency. This is true even for public radio in the U.S. now, though to a lesser extent. My concern, and the info I've been looking for, is how do I pick through all the framing, the semantics? How do I judge if something is objective & well balanced? What are the flags I need to look for? I don't mean obvious stuff like screeching hyperbole & overt partisanship, I mean the more subtle stuff.

The info is out there, it's just a matter of digging it up.

Oligargy!

6. Rick's speeches got more conservative and fanatical the further away we were from civilization. The crowds were also bigger.

Northwest Iowa is the most conservative part of the state. I noticed that the further North and West we got, the more conservative his speeches got. There was more talk about terrorists and even a Michelle Obama "doesn't love her country" jab.

Yup, God's Country.

re: #103 Killgore Trout

I'm shocked and outraged at ur blasphemy against the leaderless amorphousness of the True Grass Roots people powered activism!
/

Olm! Funny isn't it? I mean. Arianna Huffington made a ton of money divorcing her Republican husband. Years later, she made an even bigger windfall by selling HuffPo to a Republican. Not only that buy Andrew Breitbart helped her start up HuffPo. Her whole life she's lived like a queen thanks to Republicans.

re: #94 Gus 802

Cripes...

[Link: twitter.com...]

It worried me for a moment, then I checked the guy's tweets. Nothing dangerous. And 9 is a good age to start teaching a child to shoot. Provided that the teacher is careful and properly supervises and instructs the child, there is no problem.

re: #99 Alouette

There was a 20-car pileup in the eastbound lanes. When the snow started, I put my hazard lights on and slowed to 50 mph. I passed one spinout, then another, then another, then a huge backup going in the opposite direction (and rubberneckers in the westbound).

Made it to Clarion in one piece.

Should be clear tomorrow, most of the bad weather has moved south and east.

If that was over near the Susquehanna crossings on I-80 then that's the eastbound construction causing backups. That's been there recently even during good weather. (I drove it last Tuesday in rain and it was in slow down mode even with no active construction.)

re: #106 CuriousLurker

Girl I was in journalism school. Auto f for a fact error. I really want to go back and sit in some classes now.

re: #107 Killgore Trout

Oligargy!

Olliegargy!

I love that Buzzfeed article...

4. Coke cans = communist?

In Sioux City this question was asked: "We have so much foreign influence today. I'm looking at a Coke can with a polar bear on it. Where do we go from here?"

re: #109 Gus 802

Olm! Funny isn't it? I mean. Arianna Huffington made a ton of money divorcing her Republican husband. Years later, she made an even bigger windfall by selling HuffPo to a Republican. Not only that buy Andrew Breitbart helped her start up HuffPo. it's like her whole life she's lived like a queen thanks to Republicans.

There's one born every millisecond. Thus, people like Ariana, Breitbart, Greenwald, McKinney, et al exist.

re: #97 Dark_Falcon

I'd just say that the period between 1945-1980 was an anomaly. Following the dramatic expansion of media choices and the re-realization that news outfits could be profitable, for-profit news came back to the fore.

Interesting. I can't comment on that as the part I'm currently reading about addresses that changes that happened during the Reagan years and through the '90s, with the added changes brought about by digital media & the internet. I don't have a clue what things were like pre-WWII.

re: #114 freetoken

I love that Buzzfeed article...

Idiots.

Communist Coke cans... probably brought to you by the same elites that put Mao ornaments on the White House Christmas tree.

re: #107 Killgore Trout

Oligargy!

Olliegargy!

re: #112 Stanley Sea

Girl I was in journalism school. Auto f for a fact error. I really want to go back and sit in some classes now.

Really? Cool, now I know who to go to if I get confused about what I read. ;)

re: #115 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

There's one born every millisecond. Thus, people like Ariana, Breitbart, Greenwald, McKinney, et al exist.

Yep. It's like a morality play or the Catholic Church leadership.

K, my ending of the holiday is going hard. Major wine, my favorite old songs, Gators won.. I'm filling up before I have to get up @530 tomorrow. Yee to the ha!

re: #116 CuriousLurker

Check out what Hearst and Pulitzer did with the sinking of the Maine. Terrible yellow journalism crap.

re: #107 Killgore Trout

Oligargy!

Olivegargy!

re: #118 freetoken

Communist Coke cans... probably brought to you by the same elites that put Mao ornaments on the White House Christmas tree.

Really? Just the other day I was glancing at Coca-Cola/Redrum/Central America/Unions/Capitalist/Death Squads or something or another.

re: #123 Obdicut

Check out what Hearst and Pulitzer did with the sinking of the Maine. Terrible yellow journalism crap.

Noted. Thanks.

re: #116 CuriousLurker

Interesting. I can't comment on that as the part I'm currently reading about addresses that changes that happened during the Reagan years and through the '90s, with the added changes brought about by digital media & the internet. I don't have a clue what things were like pre-WWII.

You should check into bandwidth allocation matters from around 1926 to the Communications Act of 1934/creation of the FCC.* Those are really interesting. I have old local newspapers from that era that have listings for stations from Washington to Mexico.

BTW, the game-changer for what we have now was the Telecom Act of 1996.

*Despite the disclaimer, it's a decent link

re: #110 Dark_Falcon

It worried me for a moment, then I checked the guy's tweets. Nothing dangerous. And 9 is a good age to start teaching a child to shoot. Provided that the teacher is careful and properly supervises and instructs the child, there is no problem.

No. That's a veiled threat at Alan Colmes. It's not even funny and I flagged it.

22. Apparently it's illegal 'immagration' that brings drugs into the U.S.

[Link: www.buzzfeed.com...]

re: #127 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

Thanks!

It should be noted that not all Iowans are like that. It is a "purple" state, pretty evenly divided between arch conservative tea partying Republicans and FDR Democrats. One Senator from each camp, and the Representatives are often evenly split, and even their state legislature is often 50/50 mix.

re: #110 Dark_Falcon

It worried me for a moment, then I checked the guy's tweets. Nothing dangerous. And 9 is a good age to start teaching a child to shoot. Provided that the teacher is careful and properly supervises and instructs the child, there is no problem.

You don't see anything wrong with using a photo of Alan Colmes as a target for a 9-year old girl to shoot at?

Really?

re: #129 jaunte

Well it sure ain't Santy Claws!
/

re: #123 Obdicut

Although, to be fair, investigations have shown that could have been either a mine or an accident. I remember particularly an investigation by National Geographic that appeared in an issue some years ago.

Still, they did jump things more than they needed to be.

Back during the Big Three, I liked Jennings (I was 15 when he died). Followed by Brokaw, and I never heard Rather. I think it was the voice for me.

Not a single bud in my xmas stocking, the cheap bastard.

re: #114 freetoken

I love that Buzzfeed article...

Polar Bears are native to Alaska, for sobbing out loud! How is that morons like that get to vote?

/ticked off.

re: #129 jaunte

22. Apparently it's illegal 'immagration' that brings drugs into the U.S.

[Link: www.buzzfeed.com...]

As opposed to hopped up white trash boiling meth in trailer parks

re: #132 Charles

You don't see anything wrong with using a photo of Alan Colmes as a target for a 9-year old girl to shoot at?

Really?

Pfft, eggs/omelets.

re: #137 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

As opposed to hopped up white trash boiling meth in trailer parks

I thought it was C-141 Starlifters C-17 Globemasters?

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re: #137 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Don't be silly, that's not where I cook.
/

Actually, when meth was at it purest, it was being made by a Mexican cartel.

re: #140 Slumbering Behemoth

Don't be silly, that's not where I cook.
/

Actually, when meth was at it purest, it was being made by a Mexican cartel.

So much for "Made in America"

re: #140 Slumbering Behemoth

Don't be silly, that's not where I cook.
/

Actually, when meth was at it purest, it was being made by a Mexican cartel.

And you know this how?

re: #132 Charles

You don't see anything wrong with using a photo of Alan Colmes as a target for a 9-year old girl to shoot at?

Really?

Libs! Low life libs.

re: #142 EmmmieG

And you know this how?

PBS documentary.

no rain

re: #140 Slumbering Behemoth

Don't be silly, that's not where I cook.
/

Actually, when meth was at it purest, it was being made by a Mexican cartel.

Yesterday my son was telling me about something called "back dust" that one of his old friends here in Jersey got hooked on (and which totally destroyed the nice little life & family he'd built up). I'd never heard of it before. As a matter of fact, I'm still not clear on exactly what it is, something to do with formaldehyde or something, IIRC. Ugh, that can't be good for you.

re: #4 Charles

Wow, we've had almost 1500 clicks on the Twitter link for Gus's post on the HuffPo CEO's donations to the Romney campaign:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

You never know which story's going to suddenly take off. This one obviously hit a nerve with HuffPo's recent turn toward Obama-bashing.

WOOT!
Happy New Year, Charles, Gus & all Lizards!

re: #132 Charles

You don't see anything wrong with using a photo of Alan Colmes as a target for a 9-year old girl to shoot at?

Really?

I didn't see a photo of Colmes being used as a target. Maybe I missed something, let me check.

re: #147 Floral Giraffe

Happy New Year, FG. ;-)

re: #132 Charles

You don't see anything wrong with using a photo of Alan Colmes as a target for a 9-year old girl to shoot at?

Really?

Reagan might be a problem, but Colmes? Just funnin around LOL ha ha.

And the funny thing is, the periods when this cartel was flooding the states with tons of the purest shit the US has ever seen (various times between 1990 into the 2000's), I was on it.

re: #132 Charles

re: #148 Dark_Falcon

When I open that page I get a picture of a young girl with an automatic raised and pointed, but the "target" is apparently out of frame. It looked wrong relative to the written statement (which sure seemed to reference the target), so I tried clicking to see if the picture expanded...couldn't get it to. Apparently I gotta tinker with my script blocker.

Anyone remember The Style Council? My ever Changing moods?

re: #148 Dark_Falcon

I didn't see a photo of Colmes being used as a target. Maybe I missed something, let me check.

It reads "my 9yearoldgranddaughter will use a new practice target @alancolmes." It's addressed to Malkin who's always feuding with Colmes. It literally reads, "My 9 year old grand daughter will use a new practice target, Alan Colmes."

re: #146 CuriousLurker

Sounds like that might be a variation on "Angle Dust".

re: #146 CuriousLurker

Yesterday my son was telling me about something called "back dust" that one of his old friends here in Jersey got hooked on (and which totally destroyed the nice little life & family he'd built up). I'd never heard of it before. As a matter of fact, I'm still not clear on exactly what it is, something to do with formaldehyde or something, IIRC. Ugh, that can't be good for you.

If meth could ever get shittier, it's black meth prob.

re: #152 The Ghost of a Flea

re: #148 Dark_Falcon

When I open that page I get a picture of a young girl with an automatic raised and pointed, but the "target" is apparently out of frame. It looked wrong relative to the written statement (which sure seemed to reference the target), so I tried clicking to see if the picture expanded...couldn't get it to. Apparently I gotta tinker with my script blocker.

If you read carefully, he's threatening to use that picture of Alan Colmes as a target.

Nicholas Carr on e-books, and the new impermanence of text:
Books That Are Never Done Being Written

...as is often the case with digitization, the boon carries a bane. The ability to alter the contents of a book will be easy to abuse. School boards may come to exert even greater influence over what students read. They'll be able to edit textbooks that don't fit with local biases. Authoritarian governments will be able to tweak books to suit their political interests. And the edits can ripple backward. Because e-readers connect to the Internet, the works they contain can be revised remotely, just as software programs are updated today. Movable text makes a lousy preservative.

re: #149 CuriousLurker

Happy New Year, FG. ;-)

re: #149 CuriousLurker

Happy New Year, FG. ;-)

Big yeah to the FG

There's a Hoopster in the house!
And a Gus & A Jaunte& A Stanley!
*smoochies to all*
Sings off key..
and a happy new year!

re: #110 Dark_Falcon

It worried me for a moment, then I checked the guy's tweets. Nothing dangerous. And 9 is a good age to start teaching a child to shoot. Provided that the teacher is careful and properly supervises and instructs the child, there is no problem.

I learned to shoot at about that age.

But we never, ever ever used a target that was a photo of any person.
Ever.
We wouldn't have even thought to do something like that.
And if we had, we'd have gotten hell from the parents.

re: #128 Gus 802

No. That's a veiled threat at Alan Colmes. It's not even funny and I flagged it.

Is that what the '@alancolmes' was supposed to mean?

re: #161 reine.de.tout

Even if not a direct threat, it's in very poor taste.

re: #162 Dark_Falcon

Is that what the '@alancolmes' was supposed to mean?

That the Twitter addy. So basically his name.

re: #158 jaunte

That's similar to the problem with digital imaging.

re: #110 Dark_Falcon

It worried me for a moment, then I checked the guy's tweets. Nothing dangerous. And 9 is a good age to start teaching a child to shoot. Provided that the teacher is careful and properly supervises and instructs the child, there is no problem.

I'm guessing the objection is that the girl is apparently being given pictures of Alan Colmes to be used as targets. Obviously, there's no danger that this in and of itself is going to turn the girl into a social liability, but in my opinion it is rather distasteful.

Recreational shooting when I was a wee lad was always something that was fun and exciting, but never frivolous. I think if I had asked to shoot at pictures of people, my dad would have asked me why I wanted to do that, and when I was unable to come up with an answer that didn't sound like something out of Beavis & Butthead (huhuh that would be cool huhuhhuhhhuh) he would give me the look of disapproval ಠ_ಠ and that would be the end of that.

re: #137 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

This sentence disturbed me very much.

"Diversity creates conflict. We can't celebrate diversity it because it creates conflict."

Santorum said that. That sounds like Breivik.

Considering the fact that, during the first 48 hours of the year, we had 3 Mosques, a Hindu Temple, and an abortion clinic firebombed, that we will have a hell of a year. I stand by my prediction of a major right wing terror attack occurring during the year, either OKC or Utoya style.

Could directed at the Government at large, groupings of Democrats, or Muslims. This year will be ugly.

re: #156 Stanley Sea

If meth could ever get shittier, it's black meth prob.

That's Kingsford you're snorting, dear. Put down the straw.
/

We had a shooting this new years, in the sweet elite Coronado. Military aviators and their sister. 4 dead. Guns alcohol targets not needed, but wtf gun owners! Make it bettah

re: #157 EmmmieG

If you read carefully, he's threatening to use that picture of Alan Colmes as a target.

OOOHHH. I'm not used to Twitter. I thought the @alancolmes at the end was some kind of forwarding tag....

Well, I've got some work-related tweets to make, so I'm outta here. Thanks again for all the tips.

Later, Lizards. *waves @ reine on the way out*

re: #154 Gus 802

It reads "my 9yearoldgranddaughter will use a new practice target @alancolmes." It's addressed to Malkin who's always feuding with Colmes. It literally reads, "My 9 year old grand daughter will use a new practice target, Alan Colmes."

Well, it makes more sense now that you explain it. I didn't know those two were feuding, since I don't pay attention to either of them. Hence I didn't see any problem till you pointed it out.

re: #171 CuriousLurker

Later, Lizards. *waves @ reine on the way out*

Hey! You're supposed to use all five fingers.
/

Also, frankly, why is she shooting with another house that close?

Not a good idea. Shooting should be done way out in the woods, with a cliff for a backdrop, or at a range, indoor or outdoor.

Or, obviously, in extremity, wherever you must defend yourself.

Stanford and Oklahoma State are tied at 21 at Halftime..
Luck is going to really look good in a Colts Uniform next year..

re: #160 Floral Giraffe

There's a Hoopster in the house!
And a Gus & A Jaunte& A Stanley!
*smoochies to all*
Sings off key..
and a happy new year!

'Ello.

re: #176 Gus 802

May your New Year be blessed.

That's how the right wing is reacting to Colmes's appearance on Fox today, in which he brought up the factual history of Rick Santorum's bizarre handling of his dead baby.

Rick Santorum really did do this.

In his Senate office, on a shelf next to an autographed baseball, Sen. Rick Santorum keeps a framed photo of his son Gabriel Michael, the fourth of his seven children. Named for two archangels, Gabriel Michael was born prematurely, at 20 weeks, on Oct. 11, 1996, and lived two hours outside the womb.

Upon their son's death, Rick and Karen Santorum opted not to bring his body to a funeral home. Instead, they bundled him in a blanket and drove him to Karen's parents' home in Pittsburgh. There, they spent several hours kissing and cuddling Gabriel with his three siblings, ages 6, 4 and 1 1/2. They took photos, sang lullabies in his ear and held a private Mass.

Maybe some people think this is normal, acceptable behavior.

re: #174 EmmmieG

Also, frankly, why is she shooting with another house that close?

Not a good idea. Shooting should be done way out in the woods, with a cliff for a backdrop, or at a range, indoor or outdoor.

Or, obviously, in extremity, wherever you must defend yourself.

You're right. We had to go wayyyyy out of town to shoot. There was a place that was set up for target shooting. NEVER shot a gun near the house (or any house).

re: #177 Floral Giraffe

May your New Year be blessed.

Thanks. ;) May yours be healthy and prosperous.

re: #170 The Ghost of a Flea

OOOHHH. I'm not used to Twitter. I thought the @alancolmes at the end was some kind of forwarding tag...

Ditto.

re: #181 Dark_Falcon

Ditto.

Oh. Well, there it is. See it now?

re: #163 Slumbering Behemoth

Even if not a direct threat, it's in very poor taste.

Worse than poor taste; it's just wrong. You just do NOT teach kids to make a target of any specific person you (or they) happen to disagree with or not like for whatever reason. Just wrong.

re: #178 Charles

That's how the right wing is reacting to Colmes's appearance on Fox today, in which he brought up the factual history of Rick Santorum's bizarre handling of his dead baby.

Rick Santorum really did do this.

Maybe some people think this is normal, acceptable behavior.

Well, I can see how people could think Colmes was being an asshole*. How the Santorum family dealt with their loss really isn't the rest of the country's business, unless they had hurt someone (and they didn't).

*: That doesn't justify threats, of course, oblique or otherwise.

re: #182 Gus 802

Oh. Well, there it is. See it now?

Yes, now I see.

A guy is tweeting about WW2 in real time:[Link: twitter.com...]

re: #184 Dark_Falcon

Santorum would not be getting the kind of personal criticisms he gets if he was not so interested in using the law to interfere with other people and their private choices.

re: #184 Dark_Falcon

Well, I can see how people could think Colmes was being an asshole*. How the Santorum family dealt with their loss really isn't the rest of the country's business, unless they had hurt someone (and they didn't).

*: That doesn't justify threats, of course, oblique or otherwise.

If Rick Santorum's ideology takes power, he'll do incalculable damage to the social progress of America. It's everyone's business when a guy running for President is a deranged obsessive fanatic.

re: #178 Charles

That's how the right wing is reacting to Colmes's appearance on Fox today, in which he brought up the factual history of Rick Santorum's bizarre handling of his dead baby.

Rick Santorum really did do this.

Maybe some people think this is normal, acceptable behavior.

I submit this not all with the intent of making a joke.

[Link: www.mpi.nl...]

re: #184 Dark_Falcon

Except he talks about it. It's not a private story. It's something he tells people. So he's got to expect people are gonna react to the story.

Let me put it this way: I think forcing your children to confront the corpse of a dead premature baby is wrong, and could really screw them up.

I'm all for kids confronting death, but that's just beyond the pale to me.

re: #188 Charles

If Rick Santorum's ideology takes power, he'll do incalculable damage to the social progress of America. It's everyone's business when a guy running for President is a deranged obsessive fanatic.

I cannot understand how you can call the man 'deranged'. Granted, he holds very different social views than you, but he doesn't act like a hater, nor did legislate like one as a Senator. I do not see the anger or manic behavior of a deranged person in Rick Santorum.

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

Rick Santorum, and I quote:

"Every society in the history of man has upheld the institution of marriage as a bond between a man and a woman.... In every society, the definition of marriage has not ever to my knowledge included homosexuality. That's not to pick on homosexuality. It's not, you know, man on child, man on dog, or whatever the case may be. It is one thing. And when you destroy that you have a dramatic impact on the quality".

That's deranged.

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

can you see the crazy?

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

Yes, he is a hater. He hates on homosexuals, for example, all the time.

Comparing homosexuals to child molesters is terrible, heinous, and hateful.

re: #191 Obdicut

And that's just the stuff Rick is open about.

Rick Santorum:

“In this case, what we’re talking about, basically, is priests who were having sexual relations with post-​pubescent men. We’re not talking about priests with 3-​year-​olds, or 5-​year-​olds. We’re talking about a basic homosexual relationship.” (On the Catholic Church’s international pedophile priests scandal, in which, for decades, priests have sexually assaulted, molested, and raped young boys and girls.)

That's deranged, too.

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

Santorum is also a creationist, a global warming denier, and wants doctors who perform abortions to be charged as criminals.

And just today, he said he wants all existing gay marriages to be dissolved, as soon as he gets into power.

Yes, deranged is exactly the right word for Rick Santorum.

re: #192 Dark_Falcon

I cannot understand how you can call the man 'deranged'. Granted, he holds very different social views than you, but he doesn't act like a hater, nor did legislate like one as a Senator. I do not see the anger or manic behavior of a deranged person in Rick Santorum.

You see nothing "deranged" about the stated intent to second-class entire swaths of citizens (again).

How utterly typical.

And deranged.

My Tweet:

@Gus_802 Gus
@cabbyjeff There's nothing "Christian" about making a veiled death threat to @AlanColmes #p2 #p21 #tlot @michellemalkin @CSPDPIO

Santorum also wants to round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants, whether they have families in America or not.

And he explicitly denies that the founding fathers intended church and state to be separate.

That's what you support, DF.

re: #201 Charles

Santorum also wants to round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants, whether they have families in America or not.

And he explicitly denies that the founding fathers intended church and state to be separate.

That's what you support, DF.

Put it on the ballot, and he will vote for it.

re: #193 Charles

"the definition of marriage has not ever to my knowledge included homosexuality"

Except in ancient China and Europe.

Of course they hide that kind of information in books.

re: #201 Charles

Santorum also wants to round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants, whether they have families in America or not.

Fuck it. I was getting tired of eating food anyway.
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re: #19 abolitionist

Proposed New Calendar Would Make Time Rational

This will probably catch on sooner than my idea for monetary denominations that follow the golden ratio.

I think it's a crappy idea -- everybody should get to have their birthday be on a weekend sometimes (so the hangover won't fuck up a workday) and midweek sometimes (so the office can have cake).

the Jewish calendar's regular months come up short every year, so there's leap months something like 5 years out of every 17; the extra month's name translates as You're Doing February Twice This Year. It sucks.

re: #178 Charles

That's how the right wing is reacting to Colmes's appearance on Fox today, in which he brought up the factual history of Rick Santorum's bizarre handling of his dead baby.

Rick Santorum really did do this.

Maybe some people think this is normal, acceptable behavior.

Yay, pro-life.

e_e

re: #193 Charles

Rick Santorum, and I quote:

That's deranged.

It's also inaccurate. He implies that "marriage" has always existed as a defined instrument, but his concept of marriage is a pretty late introduction in human society, following upon the establishment of laws and states in Europe.

And, monogamy would appear to be a bit of a late comer. Polygamy has been widely practiced.

re: #201 Charles

Santorum also wants to round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants, whether they have families in America or not.

And he explicitly denies that the founding fathers intended church and state to be separate.

That's what you support, DF.

I didn't say I was supporting him. I said he was 'not deranged'. It's possible to think someone isn't crazy while not supporting them.

re: #201 Charles

Santorum also wants to round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants, whether they have families in America or not.

On a serious tip, though, those kids end up in the system, in foster homes and so on. That's not only a super fucked up way for those kids to live, but that also cost tax dollars.

If dark is our baremetor of republican voting - that they are behind the frothy mess is, what else than a frothy mess of the GOP.

Also, i try not to throw around terms like 'deranged'. I find they overheat the conversation and I become agitated as a result.

re: #208 Dark_Falcon

I said he was 'not deranged'.

I know. And you're talking about one of the most deranged candidates in a thoroughly deranged group.

Santorum is a true believer ideologue, but very, very fringe. And I don't mean bangs.

re: #193 Charles

Rick Santorum, and I quote:

That's deranged.

I think it's more "stupid" than "deranged". Citing "every society in the history of man" as some sort of respectable authority on human pair-bond relationships is laughable at best. In some societies, families still marry off their daughters in exchange for livestock, coin, and/or a fixed amount of manual labor.

Also, Deuteronomy chapter 22.

re: #208 Dark_Falcon

I didn't say I was supporting him. I said he was 'not deranged'. It's possible to think someone isn't crazy while not supporting them.

If he's on the ballot, you will vote for him, why pretend.

re: #209 Slumbering Behemoth

On a serious tip, though, those kids end up in the system, in foster homes and so on. That's not only a super fucked up way for those kids to live, but that also cost tax dollars.

Great way to drum up business for the "prolife" adoption mill, though.

re: #95 freetoken

23. Rick Santorum's stance on abortion is probably the most important issue for his supporters.

Well, I guess "ugh" is better than "BURN THEM!!"

Interestingly enough, Rich Santorum's stance on abortion is also a very important for his detractors.

santorum is crazier than a shit house rat

*watches DF's agitation meter release steam then explode*

re: #216 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

Ugh. Never thought I'd agree with Newt Gingrich about something.

re: #123 Obdicut

Agreed. But as a side note, please remember that the Pulitzer Prizes are his explicit Act Of Contrition for that phase of yellow journalism.

I actually first became aware of Santorum when he injected himself into the Terri Schiavo case to boost his credibility with the fringe religious right. This guy is the very definition of a deranged fanatic.

re: #218 SpaceJesus

santorum is crazier than a shit house rat

*watches DF's agitation meter release steam then explode*

You think you're funny, but you're not.

re: #200 Gus 802

My Tweet:

@Gus_802 Gus
@cabbyjeff There's nothing "Christian" about making a veiled death threat to @AlanColmes #p2 #p21 #tlot @michellemalkin @CSPDPIO

Hey now...it's important that nine-year-olds learn that it's their responsibility to lash out at the people their elders dislike.

:(

re: #221 Charles

Rick the Ghoul. Fuck 'em.

In case anyone cares, I'm still planning to vote for mitt Romney in the primary. Santorum is too socially conservative for my preference, and does not have nearly as good a chance to win.

Rick Santorum is also worried about creeping Sharia:
“The creeping Sharia throughout Europe and here in this country and in Canada. The Islamization of Europe that is already on the way and will visit these shores not too soon is a concern for us and something that we need to identify and we need to talk about and we need to fight with every ounce of our being“

I know you don't like the term deranged. How about nucking futz.

More pedestrian with more aplomb.

Fail!

[Link: twitter.com...]

re: #226 Dark_Falcon

In case anyone cares, I'm still planning to vote for mitt Romney in the primary. Santorum is too socially conservative for my preference, and does not have nearly as good a chance to win.

Which Mitt are you voting for?

re: #229 Gus 802

That can't be the real RM.

re: #231 Slumbering Behemoth

That can't be the real RM.

Yeah that's him.

re: #229 Gus 802

this makes me agitated, make him stop

re: #233 SpaceJesus

this makes me agitated, make him stop

[Link: twitter.com...]

re: #226 Dark_Falcon

In case anyone cares, I'm still planning to vote for mitt Romney in the primary. Santorum is too socially conservative for my preference, and does not have nearly as good a chance to win.

Ya know whats interesting is mitt v John McCain. I would think the Vietnam torture survivor would be more?

re: #221 Charles

Incidentally, and I know I've mention this before, but that was the moment that what sympathy I shared with the RTL movement went up in smoke. Poof.

re: #229 Gus 802

Fail!

[Link: twitter.com...]

Note he just says a big vision, not that the vision is actually sane.

re: #230 wilburs

Which Mitt are you voting for?

Yes.

re: #237 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Note he just says a big vision, not that the vision is actually sane.

Is he even an American citizen? Seriously, freaking Fox News. It's the PressTV of the USA.

re: #236 Slumbering Behemoth

Incidentally, and I know I've mention this before, but that was the moment that what sympathy I shared with the RTL movement went up in smoke. Poof.

It was a huge eye-opener for me too. Like seeing the Salem witch trials come to life in the 20th century.

re: #232 Gus 802

Yeah that's him.

True. He just joined Twitter recently. He has said through other means that the account Gus linked to is in fact him.

re: #232 Gus 802

The dude is a billionaire, I just can't picture him wasting time on twitter.

If I had that kind of money, the only tweets you'd see regarding me would be from high priced call girls complaining about a wealthy perv.
/

Meanwhile, Pamela Geller says Muslims firebombed their own mosque in Queens:

[Link: atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com...]

re: #240 Charles

It was a huge eye-opener for me too. Like seeing the Salem witch trials come to life in the 20th century.

It certainly did wonders for Bill Frist.

re: #238 BigPapa

Yes.

GOP GOP just like I'm a Gator till I die.

Sorry it's our future. I'm for my fucking team. Trees will burn!

re: #243 Charles

Fatlse Flarg!

re: #246 Slumbering Behemoth

Fatlse Flarg!

I see you have the Geller-English down pat.

//

re: #243 Charles

Meanwhile, Pamela Geller says Muslims firebombed their own mosque in Queens:

[Link: atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com...]

The woman is possessed by djinngin.

re: #246 Slumbering Behemoth

It helps to have some booze in ya.

re: #242 Slumbering Behemoth

The dude is a billionaire, I just can't picture him wasting time on twitter.

If I had that kind of money, the only tweets you'd see regarding me would be from high priced call girls complaining about a wealthy perv.
/

Are you still winning, Charlie?

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re: #244 wilburs

It certainly did wonders for Bill Frist.

That dude set my teeth on edge.

re: #243 Charles

Meanwhile, Pamela Geller says Muslims firebombed their own mosque in Queens:

[Link: atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com...]

No way I'm looking, but how fucking pitiful. This is prob remnicsant eh? She's so fucking clueless in her hate.

re: #250 Dark_Falcon

Tiger Blood, bitches! TIGER BLOOD!!!

re: #243 Charles

Meanwhile, Pamela Geller says Muslims firebombed their own mosque in Queens:

[Link: atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com...]

Making Muslims the villains is all she knows how to do. She thinks that Islam is pure evil and hence nothing Islam has a right to exist.

Pam needs those Muslims. It gives her purpose. It give her power.