Yes. It is bad lip reading. And funny as heck.

Amazingly, I would say most of the lines still make sense in context to the scenes.

bbl

Went to the Field Museum today and saw the Genghis Khan exhibit. Good stuff but a bit too much on the cultural history. Unlike other special exhibits, I must say I feel this one has a major flaw: It does not effective mention the Mongol propensity for destroying entire cities for even brief resistance. I realize that such a depiction might have rendered the exhibit unfit for children, but the brutality of the Mongols is an important part of how Genghis Khan is remembered and it is not adequately mentioned in the exhibit, IMO. It is still a good exhibit, though.

re: #4 Dark_Falcon

Went to the Field Museum today and saw the Genghis Khan exhibit. Good stuff but a bit too much on the cultural history. Unlike other special exhibits, I must say I feel this one has a major flaw: It does not effective mention the Mongol propensity for destroying entire cities for even brief resistance. I realize that such a depiction might have rendered the exhibit unfit for children, but the brutality of the Mongols is an important part of how Genghis Khan is remembered and it is not adequately mentioned in the exhibit, IMO. It is still a good exhibit, though.

The Museum directors must appeal to the masses, unfortunately not the historians.

Isn't it deathly hot there today? Do people burn if they touch the egg?

A Humor Thread? I'm not very happy so I need it..
I'm back from playing golf at the University..I am so pissed off..I hit a wall.
This is how bad it is..This last week I read a Book by Ben Hogan from 1957 on the golf grip.. Yes, I'm desperate.. The book didn't work you know why?
A proper professional grip balances the power of your left hand which is weaker to the strength of your right hand. Seems logical and correct...
I can't find a good grip that works for me. I am a lefty that plays right handed. I have for years..It feels more comfortable yet I lose control on drivers and long Irons.. It pisses me off, But I keep my buddies laughing about it...
Today I yelled out the line from Tin Cup..
My Gawd! My swing feels like an unfolded lawn chair!

It is a hot one in the city today. Philly hit 100 today. [Link: www.wunderground.com...]

re: #6 Digital Display

A Humor Thread? I'm not very happy so I need it..
I'm back from playing golf at the University..I am so pissed off..I hit a wall.
This is how bad it is..This last week I read a Book by Ben Hogan from 1957 on the golf grip.. Yes, I'm desperate.. The book didn't work you know why?
A proper professional grip balances the power of your left hand which is weaker to the strength of your right hand. Seems logical and correct...
I can't find a good grip that works for me. I am a lefty that plays right handed. I have for years..It feels more comfortable yet I lose control on drivers and long Irons.. It pisses me off, But I keep my buddies laughing about it...
Today I yelled out the line from Tin Cup..
My Gawd! My swing feels like an unfolded lawn chair!

Might I suggest switching to the amazing world of tabletop war gaming?

re: #6 Digital Display

A Humor Thread? I'm not very happy so I need it..
I'm back from playing golf at the University..I am so pissed off..I hit a wall.
This is how bad it is..This last week I read a Book by Ben Hogan from 1957 on the golf grip.. Yes, I'm desperate.. The book didn't work you know why?
A proper professional grip balances the power of your left hand which is weaker to the strength of your right hand. Seems logical and correct...
I can't find a good grip that works for me. I am a lefty that plays right handed. I have for years..It feels more comfortable yet I lose control on drivers and long Irons.. It pisses me off, But I keep my buddies laughing about it...
Today I yelled out the line from Tin Cup..
My Gawd! My swing feels like an unfolded lawn chair!

It's. Just. Golf.

It's supposed to be fun.

My wife never hits a ball farther than 50 yards. She never loses golf balls. She has fun. She goes home feeling good.

I hit 200+ yards. I lose 4 or 5 golf balls every 18 holes. I go home annoyed.

Which of us is 'doing it right'?

re: #5 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

The Museum directors must appeal to the masses, unfortunately not the historians.

Isn't it deathly hot there today? Do people burn if they touch the egg?

It actually feels a good bit cooler today compared to yesterday. Much of that, especially along the lakeshore, is due to the wind. Unlike the relatively still days earlier this week, the wind have been fairly brisk today and it helps reduce the perceived heat.

Attention to all would-be campers: the interval for acceptable and appropriate no-guilt/no-penalty cancellation ends sometime before I spend my money buying food for you.

Grumble grumble.

re: #10 Dark_Falcon

It actually feels a good bit cooler today compared to yesterday. Much of that, especially along the lakeshore, is due to the wind. Unlike the relatively still days earlier this week, the wind have been fairly brisk today and it helps reduce the perceived heat.

That's good. I read about Chicago deaths. Also listened to someone on NPR today who made a point that the times have changed: Weathermen/women don't fry eggs on sidewalks to show how hot it is, they tell their viewers to get to heat relief centers.

re: #9 b_sharp

It's. Just. Golf.

It's supposed to be fun.

My wife never hits a ball farther than 50 yards. She never loses golf balls. She has fun. She goes home feeling good.

I hit 200+ yards. I lose 4 or 5 golf balls every 18 holes. I go home annoyed.

Which of us is 'doing it right'?

I thought golf consisted of jousting while driving the little carts.

re: #6 Digital Display

A Humor Thread? I'm not very happy so I need it..
I'm back from playing golf at the University..I am so pissed off..I hit a wall.
This is how bad it is..This last week I read a Book by Ben Hogan from 1957 on the golf grip.. Yes, I'm desperate.. The book didn't work you know why?
A proper professional grip balances the power of your left hand which is weaker to the strength of your right hand. Seems logical and correct...
I can't find a good grip that works for me. I am a lefty that plays right handed. I have for years..It feels more comfortable yet I lose control on drivers and long Irons.. It pisses me off, But I keep my buddies laughing about it...
Today I yelled out the line from Tin Cup..
My Gawd! My swing feels like an unfolded lawn chair!

Your grip may not necessarily be the problem. That being said, one thing I found that managed to fix my grip and straighten out my long game was buying a training club. It's a golf club with hinges that will "break" if you do it wrong. I was able to determine that by modifying my grip slightly, I could swing smoothly without breaking the club, and the last time I was on the driving range, it brought my ridiculously wicked slice back under control.

re: #11 erik_t

Attention to all would-be campers: the interval for acceptable and appropriate no-guilt/no-penalty cancellation ends sometime before I spend my money buying food for you.

Grumble grumble.

My transporter broke down. It wasn't my fault.

re: #13 Kragar

I thought golf consisted of jousting while driving the little carts.

That only starts after the first 9.

re: #14 thedopefishlives

Your grip may not necessarily be the problem. That being said, one thing I found that managed to fix my grip and straighten out my long game was buying a training club. It's a golf club with hinges that will "break" if you do it wrong. I was able to determine that by modifying my grip slightly, I could swing smoothly without breaking the club, and the last time I was on the driving range, it brought my ridiculously wicked slice back under control.

I lift my head too much. I'm like one of those bobble head dolls.

re: #16 b_sharp

That only starts after the first 9.

I was usually up for it after the first 4 beers.

re: #14 thedopefishlives

Your grip may not necessarily be the problem. That being said, one thing I found that managed to fix my grip and straighten out my long game was buying a training club. It's a golf club with hinges that will "break" if you do it wrong. I was able to determine that by modifying my grip slightly, I could swing smoothly without breaking the club, and the last time I was on the driving range, it brought my ridiculously wicked slice back under control.

Think I'll try that..I've lost confidence in my swing.. I'm thinking too much..
Yes, my brain is getting in the way..Which doesn't happen that much. :)

re: #12 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

Weathermen/women don't fry eggs on sidewalks to show how hot it is

Om nom nom, who wants some fresh, car-baked cookies!

re: #17 b_sharp

I lift my head too much. I'm like one of those bobble head dolls.

I can grip it and rip it with my irons all day long, but my woods usually stay in my bag because I can't hit straight with them if my life depended on it.

re: #19 Digital Display

Think I'll try that..I've lost confidence in my swing.. I'm thinking too much..
Yes, my brain is getting in the way..Which doesn't happen that much. :)

Heh, yeah, that tends to be my problem as well. Having the training club gave my brain something to do while my body was teaching itself to swing.

re: #12 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

That's good. I read about Chicago deaths. Also listened to someone on NPR today who made a point that the times have changed: Weathermen/women don't fry eggs on sidewalks to show how hot it is, they tell their viewers to get to heat relief centers.

And that is a good thing.

One problem this weather cause my team at work was that we had a very hard time getting in touch with the people in Virginia and Maryland who are the largest portion of attendees for most defense related events. Some of our contacts lost power last Saturday and were still without it as of yesterday. Hopefully, things will finally get put to right thus weekend.

Taking a close look at Bootstrap today, to see if it's something I might want to use in the LGF redesign.

re: #19 Digital Display

Think I'll try that..I've lost confidence in my swing.. I'm thinking too much..
Yes, my brain is getting in the way..Which doesn't happen that much. :)

It might seem odd but you also might try reading The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance
I was introduced to it in music school, it's been useful in many different aspects of life.

re: #20 Interesting Times

Om nom nom, who wants some fresh, car-baked cookies!

I followed your link and then used a link at that page to reach a large dose of Cute:

[Link: rstorage.filemobile.com...]

re: #19 Digital Display

Think I'll try that..I've lost confidence in my swing.. I'm thinking too much..
Yes, my brain is getting in the way..Which doesn't happen that much. :)

That's everybody's weak spot, too much thinking about the swing. Golf is a game of instinct. You should be thinking of where you want to place the ball, not on micro-managing the path the club head takes.

Historical perspective is totally overrated:

Maine Gov Calls IRS 'New Gestapo' tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/07/lepage... via @TPM

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) July 7, 2012

re: #19 Digital Display

Think I'll try that..I've lost confidence in my swing.. I'm thinking too much..
Yes, my brain is getting in the way..Which doesn't happen that much. :)

Hey Hoops, how are you and Winston? Sent you an email a while ago. :)

Also..I didn't get a chance to post this yet. ( I'm doing lots of posts cause soon I'll be moving and I'm going to miss blogging for awhile )
The 4th of July Fireworks were awesome at the University. Man there was some really new styles of fireworks I have never seen before.
Just awesome.. They had one that turned into a giant heart..They had the biggest I have ever seen..It was just huge and set off a bunch of car alarms.
It was truly shock and awe. Great Job OU!

re: #28 Lidane

Historical perspective is totally overrated:

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LOOK! ITS CAPTAIN HYPERBOLE!!!

re: #8 Kragar

Might I suggest switching to the amazing world of tabletop war gaming?

Golf needs more dakka.

When you make something with hot peppers, the leftovers are usually hotter than the original dish.

I just had a three day old chipotle cupcake.

¡Ajua!

re: #21 thedopefishlives

I can grip it and rip it with my irons all day long, but my woods usually stay in my bag because I can't hit straight with them if my life depended on it.

1 wood, 3 iron, 5 iron, 9 iron, sand wedge and putter. Those are pretty much all I use.

If I try to drive 280 yards it becomes a crap shoot where it ends up. If I relax it may not go 180 yards but it ends up on the fairway.

re: #28 Lidane

Historical perspective is totally overrated:

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We should start a Godwin Awards, for the biggest, dumbest violations of Godwin's Law. Does that idea have any supporters here?

re: #32 Varek Raith

Golf needs more dakka.

Everything needs more dakka.

re: #24 Charles Johnson

Taking a close look at Bootstrap today, to see if it's something I might want to use in the LGF redesign.

So you're planning a redesign.

In that case, I have a suggestion. Why don't you summarize beforehand the major changes you are planning and we can have some input on them? That way you don't have to worry about going to the trouble of coding something we don't really want or think will be useful.

You also might get helpful suggestions for stuff that would be great but that you never thought of yourself.

re: #20 Interesting Times

Om nom nom, who wants some fresh, car-baked cookies!

EWE

re: #37 dragonfire1981

That way you don't have to worry about going to the trouble of coding something we don't really want or think will be useful.

Some features you don't realise you need until you use them, though. Spy is like that: in theory I wouldn't have thought I "needed" it, but it rapidly becomes essential once you use it.

re: #35 Dark_Falcon

We should start a Godwin Awards, for the biggest, dumbest violations of Godwin's Law. Does that idea have any supporters here?

Sounds good, except for the "we" part. I'd read it, but it would be too depressing to work on.

re: #22 thedopefishlives

Heh, yeah, that tends to be my problem as well. Having the training club gave my brain something to do while my body was teaching itself to swing.

The swing has to be internalized.

Of the four male siblings with the same mother and father, two of us internalized the swing and two didn't. The two who did broke 85 regularly. The two who didn't rarely broke 100.

re: #29 Millicent Islam

Hey Hoops, how are you and Winston? Sent you an email a while ago. :)

You did? Awesome..I'm about 500 emails behind this week.. I'll reply this weekend...I hope you are well...I'm going to be taking Winston to Aunt Peggy
Soon while I move everything to our new home..We are moving to the middle of nowhere and buying a big ass truck and starting a new life.. I'm really jacked up..Everything changes

re: #24 Charles Johnson

Taking a close look at Bootstrap today, to see if it's something I might want to use in the LGF redesign.

I love this point they make ; "Built for and by nerds"

re: #42 Digital Display

You did? Awesome..I'm about 500 emails behind this week.. I'll reply this weekend...I hope you are well...I'm going to be taking Winston to Aunt Peggy
Soon while I move everything to our new home..We are moving to the middle of nowhere and buying a big ass truck and starting a new life.. I'm really jacked up..Everything changes

Sounds incredible! I wish you and Winston much joy in your new home! I look forward to hearing more later this weekend from you!

GOP Colorado State Senator On Banning Mosques: They’re Not ‘Places Of Worship’

Geert Wilders' influence.

re: #34 b_sharp

1 wood, 3 iron, 5 iron, 9 iron, sand wedge and putter. Those are pretty much all I use.

If I try to drive 280 yards it becomes a crap shoot where it ends up. If I relax it may not go 180 yards but it ends up on the fairway.

I'm sure golf club is in here somewhere.

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I thought we were talking about golf. You guys go on to something else and I'm left standing on the corner, flapping my gums, while passers-by look at me as if I'm talking to myself.

re: #37 dragonfire1981

Well, it's not really at the point where I'm ready to do that yet, but there will be plenty of opportunities for people to give input and suggestions when it gets there.

The major priorities right now:

1. Responsive design, to make LGF work well across all types of browsers and mobile devices.

2. Front page redesign, to simplify the interface and make more of the content easily available.

re: #45 Millicent Islam

GOP Colorado State Senator On Banning Mosques: They’re Not ‘Places Of Worship’

Geert Wilders' influence.

*sigh*

Just once, I wish these cretins would actually read the Constitution they claim to love so much.

re: #47 b_sharp

I thought we were talking about golf. You guys go on to something else and I'm left standing on the corner, flapping my gums, while passers-by look at me as if I'm talking to myself.

Just stick something in your ear and they'll think its a bluetooth and leave you alone.

re: #49 Lidane

*sigh*

Just once, I wish these cretins would actually read the Constitution they claim to love so much.

They read the one thats in the Bible all the time.

re: #44 Millicent Islam

Sounds incredible! I wish you and Winston much joy in your new home!

It's really a once in a lifetime opportunity. I never thought about it before I got the check from Met Life. Remember Bubba's Mom in Forrest Gump when she got the check and fainted? I am also selling off the property and Lakehouse in California..Taxes are stupid there..

re: #35 Dark_Falcon

We should start a Godwin Awards, for the biggest, dumbest violations of Godwin's Law. Does that idea have any supporters here?

Hmph. That sounds like an idea Goebbels would support.

re: #48 Charles Johnson

Well, it's not really at the point where I'm ready to do that yet, but there will be plenty of opportunities for people to give input and suggestions when it gets there.

The major priorities right now:

1. Responsive design, to make LGF work well across all types of browsers and mobile devices.

2. Front page redesign, to simplify the interface and make more of the content easily available.

iPhone, where it doesn't jump to the top whenever you hit new comments.

Oh my joy will be.

re: #52 Digital Display

It's really a once in a lifetime opportunity. I never thought about it before I got the check from Met Life. Remember Bubba's Mom in Forrest Gump when she got the check and fainted? I am also selling off the property and Lakehouse in California..Taxes are stupid there..

I'm really excited for you! So many changes to look forward to, all good I hope.

re: #45 Millicent Islam

GOP Colorado State Senator On Banning Mosques: They’re Not ‘Places Of Worship’

Geert Wilders' influence.

Hi, Ice! I really do not understand how it can be clear as crystal to conservative legal minds like Justice Scalia and John Yoo that not only is Islam included in the scope of the 1St Amendment but also that the Founders intended for it to be in that scope, but wingnuts like State Sen, Grantham keeping arguing otherwise. So my guess is that Grantham knows his idea cannot become law, but intends to use its 'gallant failure'* to fire up his supporters.

Did this get talked about already?

Drudge Promotes Story From Conspiracy Website Claiming Obama Plans To Murder Conservative Journalists

I wonder if any wingnuts are claiming Brietbart was assassinated.

re: #57 Millicent Islam

Did this get talked about already?

Drudge Promotes Story From Conspiracy Website Claiming Obama Plans To Murder Conservative Journalists

I wonder if any wingnuts are claiming Brietbart was assassinated.

They started that rumor the day he died.

re: #56 Dark_Falcon

Hi, Ice! I really do not understand how it can be clear as crystal to conservative legal minds like Justice Scalia and John Yoo that not only is Islam included in the scope of the 1St Amendment but also that the Founders intended for it to be in that scope, but wingnuts like State Sen, Grantham keeping arguing otherwise. So my guess is that Grantham knows his idea cannot become law, but intends to use its 'gallant failure'* to fire up his supporters.

DF, only for you would I upding a comment containing favourable reference to Scalia and John Yoo. :) It's a token of my affection!

re: #58 Kragar

They started that rumor the day he died.

I'm not surprised. Guess I missed it-- I haven't been checking the comments in the feverswamps lately.

re: #56 Dark_Falcon

*: 'Gallant Failure': "There, My Lord, are your guns!"

That line was said a lot at the Battletech game I was playing in two weeks ago. Can anyone here tell me what battle it is from? Three bonus updings if you can tell what other part of that battle a Scot like Jimmah might remember as well.

re: #59 Millicent Islam

DF, only for you would I upding a comment containing favourable reference to Scalia and John Yoo. :) It's a token of my affection!

hee.

re: #60 Millicent Islam

I'm not surprised. Guess I missed it-- I haven't been checking the comments in the feverswamps lately.

Andrew Breitbart's Death Inspires Obama Conspiracy Theories

re: #63 Kragar

Andrew Breitbart's Death Inspires Obama Conspiracy Theories

Awesome-- thanks, reading it now.

re: #61 Dark_Falcon

*: 'Gallant Failure': "There, My Lord, are your guns!"

That line was said a lot at the Battletech game I was playing in two weeks ago. Can anyone here tell me what battle it is from? Three bonus updings if you can tell what other part of that battle a Scot like Jimmah might remember as well.

Charge of the Light Brigade.

re: #59 Millicent Islam

DF, only for you would I upding a comment containing favourable reference to Scalia and John Yoo. :) It's a token of my affection!

Say what you will of the two of them, neither one would accept the idea that the 1st Amendment can be read to accept prohibitions on or discrimination against Islam. My idea was to contrast the firmly accepted understanding of the 1st Amendment by the legal community (including by conservatives who might argue with more liberal jurists about many other things), with the insane Geller/Fischer idea that Islam is not so protected.

re: #65 Kragar

"The Charge of the Light Brigade" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson [Link: encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com...]

re: #65 Kragar

Charge of the Light Brigade.

You've got the part of the battle correct. Now tell me the name of the overall battle. You can also claim the bonus updings if you post how that battle gave rise to the term "thin red streak" (which was later changed to Thin Red Line).

Testing...

re: #68 Dark_Falcon

You've got the part of the battle correct. Now tell me the name of the overall battle. You can also claim the bonus updings if you post how that battle gave rise to the term "thin red streak" (which was later changed to Thin Red Line).

Battle of Alma, but the thin red line was originally used earlier in the Crimean war

re: #63 Kragar

Andrew Breitbart's Death Inspires Obama Conspiracy Theories

Joseph Farah, head of Weird Nut Daily. The 'drone' may have been just a figment of Farah's delusional mind.

re: #70 Kragar

Battle of Alma, but the think red line was originally used earlier in the Crimean war

Incorrect.

I worked really hard today on some really, incredibly crappy bikes. (Note to the wise: never buy a bike sold only on TV. They do that so you can't test ride it first.) Hence the cupcake reward. Now I have to go put away stuff that came in last week so I don't reorder it next week.

Bonnie Raitt is keeping me going.

re: #72 Dark_Falcon

Incorrect.

You're right, I was mixing up Alma and Balaclava

re: #74 Kragar

You're right, I was mixing up Alma and Balaclava

Balaclava. 93rd Highlanders?

re: #75 austin_blue

Balaclava. 93rd Highlanders?

Correct. Austin wins the bonus updings!

re: #76 Dark_Falcon

From The Free Dictionary: [Link: encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com...]

A Breivik fan:

Norwegian Men’s Rights Activist blogger Eivind Berge arrested for death threats against police

Berge, as readers of this blog may well already know, is a fan of right-wing terrorist and mass murderer Anders Brevik. On his blog, he’s also argued (among other things) that “Rape is Equality.”

In recent months he’s apparently glorified the murder of police on his blog numerous times.

re: #48 Charles Johnson

Well, it's not really at the point where I'm ready to do that yet, but there will be plenty of opportunities for people to give input and suggestions when it gets there.

The major priorities right now:

1. Responsive design, to make LGF work well across all types of browsers and mobile devices.

2. Front page redesign, to simplify the interface and make more of the content easily available.

This. Those two things alone are a massive amount of work. Those who've never had to build a complex website from the ground up have no idea what challenging, time consuming undertakings those two tasks can be when done correctly.

re: #79 CuriousLurker

This. Those two things alone are a massive amount of work. Those who've never had to build a complex website from the ground up have no idea what challenging, time consuming undertakings those two tasks can be when done correctly.

Or, if you're the guys who took over for Breitbart, "Fuck it, close enough."

It is worth noting that unlike current times, when NATO/EU deployments see British troops doing far more of the fighting than French troops, the British Army did not do well during the Crimean War, its soldiers brave as ever but the victims of poor leaders more interested in spectacle than strategy and even poorer supply services. The French Army did a good bit better in the Crimean War and was responsible for the critical redoubt seizures during the final attack on Sevastopol. The Royal Navy, by contrast, did do sterling service in that war, but it had better leaders and a much better attitude than the British Army.

re: #59 Millicent Islam

DF, only for you would I upding a comment containing favourable reference to Scalia and John Yoo. :) It's a token of my affection!

Hi {ice}. How are things across the pond?

re: #61 Dark_Falcon

*: 'Gallant Failure': "There, My Lord, are your guns!"

That line was said a lot at the Battletech game I was playing in two weeks ago. Can anyone here tell me what battle it is from? Three bonus updings if you can tell what other part of that battle a Scot like Jimmah might remember as well.

"C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre. C'est de la folie"

re: #82 thedopefishlives

Hi {ice}. How are things across the pond?

Hi {fishie}, we're very well, thank you. How are you? And the lovely mrs fish and the wee spawn? Hope you're doing well in the wild north country.

re: #81 Dark_Falcon

It is worth noting that unlike current times, when NATO/EU deployments see British troops doing far more of the fighting than French troops, the British Army did not do well during the Crimean War, its soldiers brave as ever but the victims of poor leaders more interested in spectacle than strategy and even poorer supply services. The French Army did a good bit better in the Crimean War and was responsible for the critical redoubt seizures during the final attack on Sevastopol. The Royal Navy, by contrast, did do sterling service in that war, but it had better leaders and a much better attitude than the British Army.

During that time Scottish weapons developers were working on the world's most potent Weapon of Mass Indigestion, the long range, gas propelled Haggis I.

re: #83 William Barnett-Lewis

"C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre. C'est de la folie"

That's worth an upding, just for adding the last line. Well done!

re: #84 Millicent Islam

Hi {fishie}, we're very well, thank you. How are you? And the lovely mrs fish and the wee spawn? Hope you're doing well in the wild north country.

We're doing better now that the infernal heat has broken. I tried to take the Mrs. Fish out to learn to drive a standard transmission. She made it halfway around the neighborhood before she got so frustrated that, in her words, she "wanted to put her fist through the windshield." Needless to say, I drove home.

re: #85 b_sharp

During that time Scottish weapons developers were working on the world's most potent Weapon of Mass Indigestion, the long range, gas propelled Haggis I.

SMACK!

re: #85 b_sharp

Followed by a Pepcid AC chaser. //

re: #85 b_sharp

During that time Scottish weapons developers were working on the world's most potent Weapon of Mass Indigestion, the long range, gas propelled Haggis I.

still laughing at "gas propelled". We had hamburgers and haggis here on the Fourth.

re: #86 Dark_Falcon

That's worth an upding, just for adding the last line. Well done!

Speaking of Balaclava, have you seen/heard this page? [Link: archive.org...]

All Things Scottish w/ Christopher Walken

re: #91 William Barnett-Lewis

Speaking of Balaclava, have you seen/heard this page? [Link: archive.org...]

No, but thank you for the link.

A progressive voice for tribal women silenced in targeted attack

Farida, belonging to the Afridi subtribe Kokikhel, was targeted on Wednesday morning at 6.30am when she left her house in Tehsil Jamrud Ghundi Kali for her office in Hayatabad.

“She was cornered by motorcyclists who shot her and she died on the way to Jamrud hospital,” said witness Abid Ali. Farida was 25.

Along with her sister Noor Zia, Farida was committed to social change and economic emancipation for women from the platform of a welfare organisation called the Society for Appraisal and Women Empowerment in Rural Areas (SAWERA). Both women were among the founding members of the NGO and had a Masters degree in Gender Studies.

re: #94 Killgore Trout

A progressive voice for tribal women silenced in targeted attack

Observe: Know The Enemy.

MY BOOK IS HERE! MY BOOK IS HERE! MY BOOK IS HERE!

There we go. Basement Cat and her furry minion Moral Grey Area Cat are fed, watered, cleaned, and ready for another round of basement hijinks.

OMG, WE CAN MOVE AND SHOOT WITH HEAVY WEAPONS NOW! HELL YEAH!

Oh, and Charles, thank you for finally adding the dinger controls directly to Spy mode. It makes my life so much easier.

New hotness for today: you can now ding comments up or down in Article Spy Mode.

re: #100 Charles Johnson

Way cool.

re: #100 Charles Johnson

New hotness for today: you can now ding comments up or down in Article Spy Mode.

I note that the actual dings don't update live in Spy mode. A minor inconvenience, if that.

re: #102 thedopefishlives

I note that the actual dings don't update live in Spy mode. A minor inconvenience, if that.

Yeah, I miss that! This is still very cool though.

re: #100 Charles Johnson

New hotness for today: you can now ding comments up or down in Article Spy Mode.

Note to Haters who will attack this comment: When your websites have the same functionality and reliability of LGF, then you can be critical. Until then, Shaddup!

re: #103 Millicent Islam

Yeah, I miss that! This is still very cool though.

Yes, it is, I am very grateful for at least this much.

re: #104 Dark_Falcon

Note to Haters who will attack this comment: When your websites have the same functionality and reliability of LGF, then you can be critical. Until then, Shaddup!

I am positively blown away by the way the LGF Blog Engine operates. It's full of innovative UI design ideas that I wish I was creative enough to come up with. Seriously, this thing is a full-blown marketable product.

Here's the latest horseshit from BuzzFeed:

The New Obama Typeface: Revolution Gothic
A source points out that President Barack Obama's new typeface is Revolution Gothic, a style inspired by retro Cuban propaganda posters. Who vets the fonts?

So far so Drudge. But, to my delight, this is immediately followed by the Obama camp response:

(Obama press secretary Ben LaBolt emails: “Your GOP operative should have had the courtesy to stay sober before noon, and BuzzFeed should go back to labeling cat slideshows.”)

I hope this perfectly sensible and hilarious reply catches on and the Democrats eventually start responding to all this stupid shit with an animated gif of Joe Biden giving the jerk-off salute.

[Link: alicublog.blogspot.co.uk...]

re: #106 Millicent Islam

They're not serious, are they? I mean, font choice? That's more like an article for The Onion.

re: #107 thedopefishlives

They're not serious, are they? I mean, font choice? That's more like an article for The Onion.

I believe they're serious. Serious about posting Drudge-bait, anyway.

R E V O L U T I O N

You know that's what its been about from the fucking beginning.

god what paranoid idiots with keyboards,

re: #109 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

R E V O L U T I O N

You know that's what its been about from the fucking beginning.

god what paranoid idiots with keyboards,

They really believe Obama has nefarious plans for his second term, starting with TAKING AWAY OUR GUNS!

re: #100 Charles Johnson

New hotness for today: you can now ding comments up or down in Article Spy Mode.

Old and busted -> Stalker and RWNJ sites
New hotness -> LGF

/apologies to Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones

re: #110 Millicent Islam

They really believe Obama has nefarious plans for his second term, starting with TAKING AWAY OUR GUNS!

Paranoid freaks. But by god it's working with 50% of our population.

re: #111 SunshineSuperman

Old and busted -> Stalker and RWNJ sites
New hotness -> LGF

/apologies to Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones

I had to resist the temptation to click the comment number before hitting the dinger. This will take some getting used to.

re: #106 Millicent Islam

So far so Drudge. But, to my delight, this is immediately followed by the Obama camp response:

(Obama press secretary Ben LaBolt emails: “Your GOP operative should have had the courtesy to stay sober before noon, and BuzzFeed should go back to labeling cat slideshows.”)

I hope this perfectly sensible and hilarious reply catches on and the Democrats eventually start responding to all this stupid shit with an animated gif of Joe Biden giving the jerk-off salute.

[Link: alicublog.blogspot.co.uk...]

LMAO! I just love it! It's just such a perfect backhand to a brain-dead meme. It doesn't even give the hater the satisfaction of causing anger in the target, but instead makes clear the hater is being a moron, upon whom the target will not waste his time.

re: #110 Millicent Islam

They really believe Obama has nefarious plans for his second term, starting with TAKING AWAY OUR GUNS!

I was actually disappointed that I got no comments on my openly anti-Republican "coming out" comment from Facebook. I guess all my Republican friends are probably secretly hoping that it was a fluke.

re: #115 thedopefishlives

I was actually disappointed that I got no comments on my openly anti-Republican "coming out" comment from Facebook. I guess all my Republican friends are probably secretly hoping that it was a fluke.

I'm not on Facebook, but I do hope you change your mind if the haters are suppressed.

Going to walk down the hill and see a TXRD face-off between The Cherry Bombs and the Rhinestone Cowgirls! Bank-tracked cat fight action.

I love this town.

Oh, NYT Crossword today:

Tim Croce wrote it. Good, tough puzzle. Biggest problem was the NE corner. 34 minutes. In ink, of course.

BBIAB for an update on the epic clash. Go Bombers!

re: #115 thedopefishlives

I was actually disappointed that I got no comments on my openly anti-Republican "coming out" comment from Facebook. I guess all my Republican friends are probably secretly hoping that it was a fluke.

I didn't realise you'd had an anti-republican "coming out" comment on facebook! That took guts.

I have a friend who blocks his father on facebook now and only unblocks him when he posts something new nasty about Rush, the tea party, etc.

re: #116 Dark_Falcon

I'm not on Facebook, but I do hope you change your mind if the haters are suppressed.

I won't. The haters won't be suppressed because the Republicans are the haters. Look, my FB friends and family are as mainstream as they come; Caucasian evangelical Christians. They actively hate the President, my own father is even a semi-Nirther. If that's the core of the Republican Party, I'm never going back.

re: #117 austin_blue

Going to walk down the hill and see a TXRD face-off between The Cherry Bombs and the Rhinestone Cowgirls! Bank-tracked cat fight action.

I love this town.

Oh, NYT Crossword today:

Tim Croce wrote it. Good, tough puzzle. Biggest problem was the NE corner. 34 minutes. In ink, of course.

BBIAB for an update on the epic clash. Go Bombers!

Wow, I don't think I've ever finished a Saturday NYT Xword puzzle, let alone in 34 minutes. Way to go!

The Vatican is against surrogate mothers. Good thing they didn't have that rule when jesus was conceived.. #Atheism #Atheist

— Its The Atheist (@ItsTheAtheist) July 7, 2012

re: #118 Millicent Islam

I didn't realise you'd had an anti-republican "coming out" comment on facebook! That took guts.

I have a friend who blocks his father on facebook now and only unblocks him when he posts something new nasty about Rush, the tea party, etc.

I shared the article on Joe Walsh trash-talking his veteran opponent and I made the comment that I hoped my Republican friends took a hard look at what they really believed in. Not sure if any of them even bothered to look at it.

re: #120 Millicent Islam

Wow, I don't think I've ever finished a Saturday NYT Xword puzzle, let alone in 34 minutes. Way to go!

Don't forget "in ink"!! My mom does that.

re: #110 Millicent Islam

email sent

re: #124 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

email sent

Oh cool! Checking now...

love when I look @ phone and its 420

re: #122 thedopefishlives

I shared the article on Joe Walsh trash-talking his veteran opponent and I made the comment that I hoped my Republican friends took a hard look at what they really believed in. Not sure if any of them even bothered to look at it.

I didn't have to look, since I already opposed Walsh. I want Duckworth to kick his ass, as an matter of political hygiene for the IL GOP.

re: #123 wrenchwench

Don't forget "in ink"!! My mom does that.

My mom too. Keeps her spry, although she always asked me about the "modern" music ones!

re: #128 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

My dad does cryptograms. :)

re: #126 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

love when I look @ phone and its 420

Love ya RWC!!!! Happy Saturday! I'm in the east country - it's 96 here.

re: #128 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

My mom too. Keeps her spry, although she always asked me about the "modern" music ones!

Emailed you back. :)

I think they've done studies and doing the crossword puzzle helps ward off dementia and Alzheimer's. Jimmah does the cryptic crossword here-- I love the NYT crossword but HATE all British ones.

re: #131 Millicent Islam

Emailed you back. :)

I think they've done studies and doing the crossword puzzle helps ward off dementia and Alzheimer's. Jimmah does the cryptic crossword here-- I love the NYT crossword but HATE all British ones.

I wish we'd had that research in time for my late grandmother. :/

re: #132 thedopefishlives

I wish we'd had that research in time for my late grandmother. :/

Sorry, dear {{fishie}}.

re: #133 Millicent Islam

Sorry, dear {{fishie}}.

It's alright. It was just hard on my mom, watching grandma's mind slipping away like that. I can't even imagine. Mom keeps joking with me, "If I ever start to get like that, just go ahead and shoot me."

I like the cryptic ones, although sometimes I can't get 'em. My mom whips through the acrostics, and for a long time I thought that meant she was smarter than me, but this year I finally got the hang of them. Take that, Mom!

I ar smartier than u alls.

re: #135 wrenchwench

I like the cryptic ones, although sometimes I can't get 'em. My mom whips through the acrostics, and for a long time I thought that meant she was smarter than me, but this year I finally got the hang of them. Take that, Mom!

I really wish I could do the cryptic ones, but I just don't have the knack.

re: #136 Varek Raith

I ar smartier than u alls.

You're more dangerous, too!

re: #136 Varek Raith

I ar smartier than u alls.

Says the guy that blew up Mercury the other day when he was aiming at the Sun. Seriously, how do you miss like that?

You know what's fun?
Chasing your indoor cat around the yard at 5 in the morning for 30 minutes.
Fun!
/

re: #137 Millicent Islam

I really wish I could do the cryptic ones, but I just don't have the knack.

re: #136 Varek Raith

You're more dangerous, too!

Question for Varek: How about a 'Stuff Head With Logic' Force Power? This could be used on the worst wingnuts and moonbats to induce Head Explosion.

re: #139 Varek Raith

You know what's fun?
Chasing your indoor cat around the yard at 5 in the morning for 30 minutes.
Fun!
/

Cat Overlords must ensure their humans are properly exercised. So your cat was just doing that to ensure that you would stay fit enough to continue to serve him/her.

re: #139 Varek Raith

You know what's fun?
Chasing your indoor cat around the yard at 5 in the morning for 30 minutes.
Fun!
/

It could be worse. You could've been chasing the neighbor's pig.

re: #138 thedopefishlives

Says the guy that blew up Mercury the other day when he was aiming at the Sun. Seriously, how do you miss like that?

I didn't have the droids I was looking for?

re: #143 Varek Raith

I didn't have the droids I was looking for?

Clearly you're going to need another R2 unit.

re: #142 thedopefishlives

It could be worse. You could've been chasing the neighbor's pig.

Do I want to know???

re: #145 Varek Raith

Do I want to know???

I'm a country boy, as you probably guessed. One of my neighbors raised pigs on his farm. Early one Sunday morning, my parents were outside watering the garden before getting ready for church, and they saw something eating some of Mom's plants around the house. Mom and Dad ran it down and it turned out to be an escapee pig. They called the neighbor and he came and brought it home.

re: #146 thedopefishlives

I'm a country boy, as you probably guessed. One of my neighbors raised pigs on his farm. Early one Sunday morning, my parents were outside watering the garden before getting ready for church, and they saw something eating some of Mom's plants around the house. Mom and Dad ran it down and it turned out to be an escapee pig. They called the neighbor and he came and brought it home.

Yeah, but, bacon!

re: #147 Varek Raith

Yeah, but, bacon!

Yeah, but, shotgun to the face.

re: #137 Millicent Islam

emailed reply with kinda juicy info.

re: #149 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

emailed reply with kinda juicy info.

Am reading with mouth open in SHOCK!

re: #149 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

emailed reply with kinda juicy info.

re: #150 Millicent Islam

Am reading with mouth open in SHOCK!

Don't keep it to yourselves!
/

re: #151 Varek Raith

re: #150 Millicent Islam

Don't keep it to yourselves!
/

Dated dickhead. Dickhead no mo.

re: #151 Varek Raith

Don't keep it to yourselves!
/

It's girl talk. /

Mississippi’s voter identification law might prove literally impossible for some of its residents to adhere to. In the state, a measure written by State Senator Joey Fillingane (R) and approved by a ballot initiative requires voters to have photograph identification, which they can only obtain if they’ve got a birth certificate to present. But they can only get a birth certificate using photo ID. (It is worth noting here that Fillingane is a member of the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which is notorious for its voter suppression efforts).

re: #152 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

Dated dickhead. Dickhead no mo.

Dickhead is currently 'pining for the fiords'?

re: #153 Millicent Islam

It's girl talk. /

...
I am disappoint.

re: #154 goddamnedfrank

Sounds like a version of what PA has. :(

re: #154 goddamnedfrank

I favor Voter ID laws, but it must be possible for those entitled to vote to actually get the free IDs in question. If not, then the law will have to be scrapped.

re: #155 Dark_Falcon

Dickhead is currently 'pining for the fiords'?

ya

Just discovered the Walking Dead marathon. Oh joy!

Mazel Tov! All best wishes to Congressman Frank and Jim Ready! First same-sex married couple in Congress! #Barneyfrankwedding

— George Grattan (@george_grattan) July 7, 2012

You know, I'm starting to think some of those gorgeous babes who follow me with websites like wildorgysexxx might not be real people.

— Charles Johnson (@Lizardoid) July 8, 2012

re: #152 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

Dated dickhead. Dickhead no mo.

I'm not sure if this response is appropriate, but it's the only one I've got:

re: #162 Charles Johnson

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The internet is a lie.

re: #163 goddamnedfrank

I'm not sure if this response is appropriate, but it's the only one I've got:

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I don't even understand what kind of response that is!
/

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Wimbledon final tomorrow! For the first time in 74 years there's a brit in the final. He's Scottish and Jimmah says he'll be crap. :) Anyone watching?

re: #163 goddamnedfrank

I'm not sure if this response is appropriate, but it's the only one I've got:

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LOL, it's perfect. LOL

re: #167 Millicent Islam

Wimbledon final tomorrow! For the first time in 74 years there's a brit in the final. He's Scottish and Jimmah says he'll be crap. :) Anyone watching?

I'll catch the ending, when I wake. Go Brit/Scot guy. bah Swiss guy!

Thinking about putting a tweet button on comments.

re: #158 Dark_Falcon

I favor Voter ID laws, but it must be possible for those entitled to vote to actually get the free IDs in question. If not, then the law will have to be scrapped.

"Possible" is not good enough. It must already be in hand. Since that is often not the case, voter ID laws amount to voter suppression. Simple as that.

re: #170 Charles Johnson

Thinking about putting a tweet button on comments.

I have occasionally wished for that.

re: #170 Charles Johnson

Thinking about putting a tweet button on comments.

Wonderful! Would it link to the standalone version of the comment, or in-context of the thread, like this? (one quibble I always had with the Ctrl-Y tweet method for comments; it would link to the original thread, not the comment, so might not have made sense to people who followed the link)

re: #170 Charles Johnson

Thinking about putting a tweet button on comments.

That would be awesome. I forget the code, shift f9?

Speaking of pigs from earlier, tonight's dinner - center cut pork tenderloin, grilled, with a side of curry rice.

re: #173 Interesting Times

Wonderful! Would it link to the standalone version of the comment, or in-context of the thread, like this? (one quibble I always had with the Ctrl-Y tweet method for comments; it would link to the original thread, not the comment, so might not have made sense to people who followed the link)

It should probably link to the individual comment page.

re: #171 wrenchwench

"Possible" is not good enough. It must already be in hand. Since that is often not the case, voter ID laws amount to voter suppression. Simple as that.

I don't agree. What is needed is for the person to have had adequate time and notice to get the ID. If someone is told 14 months before the election "You need to get an ID to vote in November 2012's election." and then repeatedly reminded to get the ID, then if they do not get it they have only themselves to blame. But they must be able to get the ID without undue hardship, and in the case of the Mississippi law that is not the case.

Speaking of Twitter, #Крымск and Краснодарском are trending. Where's Sergey when you need him? :/

re: #177 Dark_Falcon

I don't agree. What is needed is for the person to have had adequate time and notice to get the ID. If someone is told 14 months before the election "You need to get an ID to vote in November 2012's election." and then repeatedly reminded to get the ID, then if they do not get it they have only themselves to blame. But they must be able to get the ID without undue hardship, and in the case of the Mississippi law that is not the case.

But what if you need picture id to get picture id? See GDFranks post above.

It's suppression. No reason for the fear. Except for lack of GOP votes.

My brother works with the homeless. They have a program called iDignity. Where THEY pay to get homeless people their ID's. It costs $ and it takes charity.

Absolutely nothing to do with the right to fucking vote for the assholes who dont care about you anyway.

re: #160 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

Just discovered the Walking Dead marathon. Oh joy!

We're watching gossipy but smart 90's drama "This Life" just now, featuring a certain Andrew Lincoln. Someone's uploaded the series onto youtube:

At the June Event 89 clients received proof of their Social Security Number and 48 applied for their Out of State... fb.me/1xrq16NDu

— iDignity Orlando (@IDignity_CFL) July 5, 2012

This is only Orlando Florida. What about all the other places. And this is a CHARITY.

re: #167 Millicent Islam

Wimbledon final tomorrow! For the first time in 74 years there's a brit in the final. He's Scottish and Jimmah says he'll be crap. :) Anyone watching?

He's only crap in relation to the top three - Djokovich, Nadal and Federer. As long as he isn't playing any of those three in tomorrow's final he'll do just fine ;-)

re: #182 Aye Pod

He's only crap in relation to the top three - Djokovich, Nadal and Federer. As long as he isn't playing any of those three in tomorrow's final he'll do just fine ;-)

Swiss guy is old. But so was Serena. blah

re: #179 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

But what if you need picture id to get picture id? See GDFranks post above.

It's suppression. No reason for the fear. Except for lack of GOP votes.

My brother works with the homeless. They have a program called iDignity. Where THEY pay to get homeless people their ID's. It costs $ and it takes charity.

Absolutely nothing to do with the right to fucking vote for the assholes who dont care about you anyway.

Please note the bolded passage:

re: #177 Dark_Falcon

I don't agree. What is needed is for the person to have had adequate time and notice to get the ID. If someone is told 14 months before the election "You need to get an ID to vote in November 2012's election." and then repeatedly reminded to get the ID, then if they do not get it they have only themselves to blame. But they must be able to get the ID without undue hardship, and in the case of the Mississippi law that is not the case.

Having to already have a photo ID in order to get a photo ID constitutes "undue hardship", in that it is impossible.

re: #179 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

re: #184 Dark_Falcon

A giant bubble to prevent alien invasions makes more sense than voter ID laws.

— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) July 7, 2012

re: #185 Interesting Times

I love LOLGOP!

re: #184 Dark_Falcon

Please note the bolded passage:

re: #177 Dark_Falcon

Having to already have a photo ID in order to get a photo ID constitutes "undue hardship", in that it is impossible.

Gotcha!

Good luck with our bureaucracy though. That's the argument. How to get past it is impossible or an undue hardship.

re: #183 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

Swiss guy is old. But so was Serena. blah

You never know what might happen. We'll certainly be rooting for him (Murray) :)

re: #177 Dark_Falcon

I don't agree. What is needed is for the person to have had adequate time and notice to get the ID. If someone is told 14 months before the election "You need to get an ID to vote in November 2012's election." and then repeatedly reminded to get the ID, then if they do not get it they have only themselves to blame. But they must be able to get the ID without undue hardship, and in the case of the Mississippi law that is not the case.

Does needing to drive 115 miles when one does not own a car constitute undue hardship? Should I blame my friend for not having ID, when she would dearly like to have it, but hasn't been able to make the trip? Why do you want to subject random people whose circumstances you don't know to any potential inability to vote, when voter fraud is not any kind of actual problem? Wouldn't it make more sense to focus on inefficient county clerk offices that make many more errors than individual voters do?

Clarification: should my friend blame herself?

.@EzKool Future is now. GOP is for the individual mandate of forcing people to buy an ID so they can continue to vote in a GOP state. #tcot

— Dave McW (@DaveMc99TA) July 8, 2012

Bedtime here. Take care folks and have a good night from ice and I :)

re: #191 Aye Pod

Bedtime here. Take care folks and have a good night from ice and I :)

Night Jimmah. You guys take care over there.

I need to go to dinner. Back later.

Testing image uploading in Spy Mode.

Palin surprised!

re: #184 Dark_Falcon

Please note the bolded passage:

re: #177 Dark_Falcon

Having to already have a photo ID in order to get a photo ID constitutes "undue hardship", in that it is impossible.

Here's the deal. There's almost zero fraud at the voter end, therefore the photo ID policy is really a pedantic attempt to present a solution in search of a problem, argued in formalistic terms. The real, obvious reason for it is voter suppression. The fact that the people pushing for it also publicly lament letting 18 year olds and women vote should be a clue that the goal is to have a smaller electorate by targeting groups that traditionally vote for the pushers' opposition.

re: #194 Charles Johnson

Testing image uploading in Spy Mode.

Palin surprised!

"So that is how they say hello in Australian. I simply must visit there."

re: #194 Charles Johnson

Testing image uploading in Spy Mode.

Palin surprised!

It worked, and she is a fake freak. Poop on you for that photo!

re: #178 Interesting Times

Speaking of Twitter, #Крымск and Краснодарском are trending. Where's Sergey when you need him? :/

Those are two places: Krymsk and Krasnodar...locations of some NASTY flooding:

[Link: www.latimes.com...]

Where it exists in USA vote fraud almost always involves connivance of vote officials; in which case id is not relevant.

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) July 8, 2012

It is such bullshit.

re: #181 Residence: Hopeandchangeistan 2012

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This is only Orlando Florida. What about all the other places. And this is a CHARITY.

Hey, why not. My Bro spends his time on the streets helping.

Peeps with $ to give. Try iDignity Orlando.

re: #198 bratwurst

Those are two places: Krymsk and Krasnodar...locations of some NASTY flooding:

[Link: www.latimes.com...]

Thanks, I figured it must have something to do with that (saw a brief report about it earlier on Canadian local news. Mentions of the same flooding on ABC "World" News? Zero.)

If you thought austerity sucked you're not gonna like this...
Privatizations are Greece's top priority

He said the government plans to give priority to 28 privatizations, including the state natural gas, water and betting companies, the development of the former Athens airport, other airports, yacht marinas, the state railways and the sale and leaseback of 28 state properties. The privatization of Public Power Corporation will come at a later stage, Stournaras said

Good Night to my fellow Lizards.

re: #203 PhillyPretzel

Good Night to my fellow Lizards.

you survived the heat. Talk to you tom.

re: #194 Charles Johnson

Testing image uploading in Spy Mode.

Palin surprised!

Somebody goosed her.

re: #162 Charles Johnson

"You know, I'm starting to think some of those gorgeous babes who follow me with websites like wildorgysexxx might not be real people."

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I'd be happy if the nubile young Christian virgins would quit trying to get a date.