Horseplay will not be tolerated and lollygagging is right the fuck out.

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Why Did @ChuckCJohnson Register Two “Fake Rape” Domain Names? http://t.co/cKM80jz7qa

— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) May 21, 2015

Remember when you saw “open” and freaked out? It was the opportunity to finally join LGF.

Chris Hayes did a story about Iraq and about how GWBlied to get us into war, but why don’t these journalists make the case we show prosecute GWB for war crimes?

Aieee! Oh my god. I’ve attracted such nonsense and despair with my Twitter handle @teleskiguy.

Hopefully Texas will start enforcing anti-gay laws again. @badshah200

— ? CRUZAD?R ? (@AlphaRomeo223) May 21, 2015

I don’t mind, I don’t care. But is there a reason I get more fucking guff right after my birthday, EVERY TIME?!? I mean, there’s so much shit, besides Vegas!

cracked.com

What kind of nastiness is he up to now?

Can someone get me a copy of the #ColumbiaUniversity program?

— Charles C. Johnson (@ChuckCJohnson) May 21, 2015

re: #6 Charles Johnson

What kind of nastiness is he up to now?

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Maybe he needs it for his “presentation to investors” that will include some cartoon he commissioned. Uh huh.

(I’ll bet THAT will be a real barn burner, no? Can you even imagine?)

re: #6 Charles Johnson

What kind of nastiness is he up to now?

I swear, this guy leaves a trial of evidence that’s a gift to any attorney representing a client suing him.

Can’t get this song out of my head, and that’s a very good thing!

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re: #9 thecommodore

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The GOP candidates who do not qualify for the debates will be forced to live with the Duggars for the rest of the summer.

— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) May 20, 2015

Republicans would be better off if they could restrict their debates to no candidates.

— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) May 20, 2015

And with that, goodnight, all.

Shamelessly plugging my page.

littlegreenfootballs.com

Tucker Carlson, founder of the Daily Callers, and Fox “News” contributor, pals around with Alex Jones and Godwins out the yin-yanhg.

mediamatters.org

re: #2 Charles Johnson

Why Did @ChuckCJohnson Register Two “Fake Rape” Domain Names?

Wait, nobody jumped on the obvious Blazing Saddles reference? Answer: Because Chuck likes rape.

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Y’all are slacking.

I was at this show. So was my mom and dad. You could call it a gas.

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I finally remember who the guys in my latest project remind me of:

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Is General Goofingoff a 5 Star?

I’ll see myself out…

.@AlphaRomeo223 @GlochMichael pic.twitter.com/IN1akhYXFb

— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) May 21, 2015

re: #18 Kragar

I refuse to believe that is a real person who really believes that.

re: #19 klys (maker of Silmarils)

I refuse to believe that is a real person who really believes that.

Prepare to be disappointed, because that is the core claim of Scott Lively’s “The Pink Swastika” and lots of people echo his ideas. It’s part and parcel of the current wave of scaremongering about Big Gay.

Whether or not they really believe it…well, it sort of like antisemitic conspiracy theories the Nazis promoted. The charlatans are selling the same “therefores” as the sincere.

re: #19 klys (maker of Silmarils)

I refuse to believe that is a real person who really believes that.

Why? Is it any more incredible than “Holocaust never happened”?

Brutal. Brazil.

Brazilian anti-corruption blogger Evany José Metzker found dead

dw.de

Explicitly pandering know-nothing-ism:

Jeb Bush rails against ‘intellectual arrogance’ in climate change debate

Jeb Bush hit back against President Obama’s claim that climate change runs an immediate risk, saying Wednesday that while it shouldn’t be ignored, it’s still not “the highest priority.”

As he has before, Bush acknowledged “the climate is changing” but stressed that it’s unknown why. “I don’t think the science is clear of what percentage is man-made and what percentage is natural. It’s convoluted,” he said at a house party in Bedford, New Hampshire.

“For the people to say the science is decided on this is really arrogant, to be honest with you,” he continued. “It’s this intellectual arrogance that now you can’t have a conversation about it, even. The climate is changing. We need to adapt to that reality.”

[…]

This is the play-book that is being passed around for the “serious” Republican (Bush, Christie, Kasich) candidates.

re: #23 freetoken

Far-right conservatives and far-left pomo academics have much in common: science is but a social construct and tells us only about the opinions of scientists, not about the world around us.

ISIL now controls more than 50% of Syria after this invasion.

Excellent article on ISIL’s takeover of Palmyra.

bbc.com

I hate moving from 3rd to first shift my sleep clock gets all messed up.

re: #23 freetoken

That apoplectic thing about not knowing what causes it?

Corporate bullshit being pushed, of course.

The theme of the Republican campaigns should be, “What we do not like to know.”

Amor ti vieta

MP3 Audio

Too early to vacuum, too early to mow the lawn. Good thing I found this here goofing off thread.

Celebrating Dunkirk 75 years later.

Magic #Dunkirk75 pic.twitter.com/aTUWFOi4QF

— Dan Rivers (@danieljerivers) May 21, 2015

This is such a fucking mess. Since Palmyra is almost dead center in the middle of Syria, which direction will ISIL take next? How many fronts can they actually establish?

The New York Times describes Palmyra, Syria, as significant ‘because it sits among gas fields and astride a network of roads across the country’s central desert’

nytimes.com

Note the adjacent headlines in yesterday’s Austin American-Statesman:

re: #33 Shiplord Kirel

Reminds me of the time I was working at the Food Stamp office in Charlotte in 1973 and a biker type came into the office with his gun strapped on. Scared the shit out of everyone. I think he was eventually approached by a security guard and told to leave it outside in his car or whatever. Yeah, NC has always had open carry as long as I can remember.

re: #32 Justanotherhuman

This is such a fucking mess. Since Palmyra is almost dead center in the middle of Syria, which direction will ISIL take next? How many fronts can they actually establish?

The New York Times describes Palmyra, Syria, as significant ‘because it sits among gas fields and astride a network of roads across the country’s central desert’

nytimes.com

I look at this way; Germany was kicking ass all over the world until El Alamein and Stalingrad.

We know the rest of the story. Sooner or later, Da’esh will reach their zenith, and then it’ll be all downhill from there. The only question is will be a quick collapse or a slow, drawn-out affair?

Arguably, based on their apocalyptic ideology, if they were to lose control of the small Syrian town of Dabiq, the whole mess that is ISIS would likely unravel in fairly short order. Dabiq is key to their eschatological worldview, and from their perspective, it is absolutely vital that they hold it. If they lose Dabiq, they lose their very raison d’être.

re: #35 Dr Lizardo

True, I suppose. It makes you wonder just how many committed adherents there are to this, though. For a faction that espouses such primitive ideals, they certainly take advantage of modern technologies.

The #Islamic State's (#ISIS, ISIL) #DABIQ Magazine | All eight | The Clarion Project http://t.co/reT1pZJVSS

— Michael Barry (@MichaelPBarry) May 18, 2015

re: #33 Shiplord Kirel

Note the adjacent headlines in yesterday’s Austin American-Statesman:

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That’s a whole barrel full of bad apples…

re: #36 Justanotherhuman

True, I suppose. It makes you wonder just how many committed adherents there are to this, though. For a faction that espouses such primitive ideals, they certainly take advantage of modern technologies.

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If they were to lose Dabiq, I have a feeling (instinct more than anything) that a lot of their followers would become disillusioned in no time flat. They are, quite bluntly, a doomsday cult.

That’s not to say they couldn’t re-invent themselves - When Prophecy Fails is sort of the textbook on that matter - but it wouldn’t be easy, to be sure. They’ve staked their claim to being the Islamic Army of the End Times. And if they lose a town that’s pretty much central to their apocalyptic views, they’ll have to find something else to give them a reason for being.

Not to say they’re not wily enough to do that. But because in the case of Da’esh, their claim is “backed up” by a hadith, if that particular hadith can be shown to be wrong - and irrefutably so - what then? They’ve screwed the pooch at that point.

re: #38 Dr Lizardo

Well, there are more Sunnis than Shia globally, which is why they recruit from abroad, I suppose?

A religious break based upon who actually succeeded Muhammad and ongoing for hundreds of years? And the basis for ISIL’s existence?

I’m trying to learn here. I’m just an atheist who thinks life is complicated enough without religious zealotry. I mean, look at the US. : )

re: #39 Justanotherhuman

Well, there are more Sunnis than Shia globally, which is why they recruit from abroad, I suppose?

A religious break based upon who actually succeeded Muhammad and ongoing for hundreds of years? And the basis for ISIL’s existence?

I’m trying to learn here. I’m just an atheist who thinks life is complicated enough without religious zealotry. I mean, look at the US. : )

Of course, Sunnis are a majority, and they generally reject Shi’ism, though not as violently as ISIS does.

Yep……….that’s the source of the Sunni/Shi’a schism. The basis for ISIS’ existence is a hadith that references the town of Dabiq, where the “armies of Rome” will be defeated by Muslims. Sort of like Har Meggidon in Christian eschatology. In fact, archeology has shown that the site of Mt. Meggido has witnessed a good many “Armageddons” throughout its history.

Myself? I admit, though I’m Sufi, I trend more towards Quranism, which - generally speaking - ignores the hadith pretty much entirely as unnecessary to Islam. It’s considered one of the more liberal trends in Islam.

Of course, the loonies consider Quranists - not to mention Sufis - as apostates.

en.wikipedia.org

en.wikipedia.org

Back later……….meatworld stuff to do.

re: #40 Dr Lizardo

Of course, the loonies consider Quranists - not to mention Sufis - as apostates.

While American religious fundamentalists consider the most extreme Islamists as representatives of “true Islam”.

re: #42 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

More convergence.

These people, no matter what religion they espouse, who go to the extremes of apocalyptic visions, must really be miserable human beings.

My vision of the future, as an atheist, is that if we face a dystopian future and “apocalypse”, we will bring it upon ourselves through social, political and economic means. We humans, as is often the case, often can’t see past our noses, although some of us have recognized that the conditions here on the planet, of our own making, not some “higher being”, will be the cause of our demise.

re: #43 Justanotherhuman

More convergence.

Sick minds think alike.

re: #44 Justanotherhuman

These people, no matter what religion they espouse, who go to the extremes of apocalyptic visions, must really be miserable human beings.

My vision of the future, as an atheist, is that if we face a dystopian future and “apocalypse”, we will bring it upon ourselves through social, political and economic means. We humans, as is often the case, often can’t see past our noses, although some of us have recognized that the conditions here on the planet, of our own making, not some “higher being”, will be the cause of our demise.

We have a belief that technology will help solve the very problems that we ourselves have created through technology. Problem is, once a technology is economically (and politically) established, it is hard to change.

Fossil fuels are a prime example of that.

re: #45 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

Sick minds think alike.

Fear and insecurity mongers for their own agenda. {spit}

That big old white rooster is crowing right outside on my lawn with the chickens.

I’m ahead of his game, though. : ).

re: #46 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

Which is why I’m such a skeptic about social sites on the internet (which I abhor), for instance. I’m not so sure it enables social cohesion as much as it is dividing people and has laid the groundwork for those with sick minds and of criminal intent without much interference. I only welcomed the internet to learn, to discuss, and witnessed its descent into what it’s rapidly becoming, almost like a bad drug for some.

re: #49 Justanotherhuman

Which is why I’m such a skeptic about social sites on the internet (which I abhor), for instance. I’m not so sure it enables social cohesion as much as it is dividing people and has laid the groundwork for those with sick minds and of criminal intent without much interference. I only welcomed the internet to learn, to discuss, and witnessed its descent into what it’s rapidly becoming, almost like a bad drug for some.

When there was only a limited number number of news networks and outlets, they strove to maintain quality by being balanced, objective and inclusive in their reporting.

But now there are so many niche markets that appeal to a certain demographic and have no incentive to present anything but a preconceived point of view.

re: #50 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

When there was only a limited number number of news networks and outlets, they strove to maintain quality by being balanced, objective and inclusive in their reporting.

But now there are so many niche markets that appeal to a certain demographic and have no incentive to present anything but a preconceived point of view.

And even on news sites, the same poison happens in comments.

re: #51 Justanotherhuman

And even on news sites, the same poison happens in comments.

comments are just annonymous voices in the dark

that’s what they want us to think:

re: #53 Backwoods_Sleuth

that’s what they want us to think:

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It’s so fluffy, I’m gonna DIE!!!

re: #53 Backwoods_Sleuth

that’s what they want us to think:

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Meanwhile, the marsupial shrew is secreting potent neurotoxins into that person’s finger. It will then follow that person until they die, several weeks later.

Then, it feeds.

Then it collects the life insurance policy it took out.

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

.@ChuckCJohnson @PlayDangerously Chuck, you just can't wait to put on the orange suit, can you? pic.twitter.com/siFfNaMipV

— Buzz_Patriot (@Buzz_Patriot) April 3, 2015

re: #57 Dr. Matt

Orange is the new black? I guess it depends which prison system he’s going eventually find himself in, but I’m thinking stripes will be more becoming.

Although I’m thinking he might need brown pants.

re: #57 Dr. Matt

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What he “may have built”? You’ve ever built it or not if you’re going to send it to someone.

re: #58 lawhawk

Diapers.

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

No. What Jerry said.

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

He ws one of the few shows I used to watch regularly, I was a musician in the 80’s and rarely got back home before midnight.

And he did make US television a more enjoyable place.

re: #62 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

He ws one of the few shows I used to watch regularly, I was a musician in the 80’s and rarely got back home before midnight.

And he did make US television a more enjoyable place.

I haven’t watched much of him over the last decade, but as the POTUS said to Dave, I grew up with him. Letterman was very edgy and different when he first came on the scene. Although the late night talk show is a dime a dozen today, Dave will be missed by many including myself. Plus, he wasn’t afraid to pick a fight with the Right. That’s always a good thing in my book.

Check your VIN at this website to see if you have the Takata airbags.

safercar.gov

WTH will it take for Fox to finally rid themselves of this asshole?!

Court Transcripts: #BillOReilly Abused His Wife In Front Of His Daughter #familyvalues #compassionateconservative https://t.co/hYH7CfUR2r

— Dr. Matt (@DrMatthew) May 21, 2015

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

No. What Chris Rock said.

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

I had, for real, forgotten he was still on wasting bandwidth till they announced the “retirement”. Bye Dave. Don’t let the door hit your ass on the way out.

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

THANK GOD THAT LIBTARD. LEFT WING DEMOCRAT LETTERMAN IS RETIRING, GOOD RIDDANCE.

WAIT…..THEY’RE REPLACING HIM WITH WHO!?!?!

I really don’t look to rich entertainers as the basis for my politics; I look to my own life.

Now you get shot for trying to shoplift beer.

Here's the latest info on #Olympia officer involved shooting from the city. #liveonkomo pic.twitter.com/Ewut4MBOeJ

— Kelly Koopmans (@KellyKOMO4) May 21, 2015

Too bad….the GOP klown kar can always use another passenger:

Mitt Romney says he's officially done with running for president http://t.co/rAAHp6ot7H pic.twitter.com/AZxdl2YzYw #UniteBIue #LibCrib #ky

— Turn Kentucky Blue (@UniteBlueKY) May 21, 2015

re: #71 Dr. Matt

Too bad….the GOP klown kar can always use another passenger:

First Michael John Bolton’s Mustache is out. Now Mittens. It’s a very dark day for us all.

Morning. Cool morning here in the Shenango river valley of Pennsylvania. Still better than snow and ice, or humid and hot.

Man Gets Some Rather Unexpected Visitors at the Door http://t.co/sCpGqdXUMY pic.twitter.com/p5dTTSDfnq

— Animal Planet (@MeetAnimals) May 21, 2015

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

I’ve never watched any of the late night shows, although Letterman seemed like a good guy. The morning news shows have been running something related to his retirement for what seems like weeks now. Hope it’s all over soon so we can get on with our lives.

Let the feeding frenzy begin!

First Batch of Hillary Clinton's Emails on Libya Made Public http://t.co/szGUcg8Uyc

— NBC News First Read (@NBCFirstRead) May 21, 2015

re: #6 Charles Johnson

Can someone get me a copy of the #ColumbiaUniversity program?

CCJ should patent this new kind of “journalism”.

“Can somebody get me XUXI or do XCZE for me?”

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re: #73 Eventual Carrion

Morning. Cool morning here in the Shenango river valley of Pennsylvania. Still better than snow and ice, or humid and hot.

We crossed the Shenango on the first day of our cross-country bike trip in 1986, me & Mr.w.

Enter another actor…

Russian Foreign Minster Lavrov, before meeting of President Putin and Iraqi Prime Minister Abadi, says Moscow ready to supply weapons to Iraq - @Reuters
end of alert

re: #57 Dr. Matt

Just tell him Orange is the new black…

re: #76 Backwoods_Sleuth

Let the feeding frenzy begin!

Where are Hitlary’s emails!??!?!?!??!!???!

“Here they are, all 564,000 of them. Read them at your leisure.”

Uh….that looks hard. Let’s just go over to FreeRepublic and whine about FLOTUS and complain about Benghazi and Hilary’s emails.

re: #79 wrenchwench

We crossed the Shenango on the first day of our cross-country bike trip in 1986, me & Mr.w.

Where did you start out from?

Russian Foreign Minster Lavrov says Russia will take all measures to help Iraq fight Islamic State - @Reuters
end of alert

re: #83 Eventual Carrion

Where did you start out from?

Sharon, PA, mr. w’s home turf. Took 5 minutes, and we were in Ohio.

re: #64 Justanotherhuman

Check your VIN at this website to see if you have the Takata airbags.

safercar.gov

Hmph, their VIN lookup sends me to Ford’s website which says there’s no recall, but certain 2008 Ford Mustangs (those built at their AutoAlliance Plant in Michigan) are covered by the recall.

At what point do voters have difficulty processing that clinton deleted her server while also seeing releases of emails?

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) May 21, 2015

I guess that depends on which voters you’re thinking of. If they’re GOPer hardliners, they’ll never admit that they were released or that all of the important ones weren’t deleted. It will always be some permutation of that for the GOP; she didn’t release them all, or she made sure to delete the incriminating ones.

For most everyone else, this is minutiae that fades to background noise as the GOP candidates can’t distinguish themselves from the pack because they’re all indistinguishable from rabble rousers whose only prescription for the economy is tax cuts for the rich, trickle down, voodoo economics, and slashing and burning the safety net. Oh, and trying to repeal ACA that insures millions of Americans.

re: #86 Timothy Watson

What makes even less sense is that a window sticker lookup tools says the vehicle was assembled at Flat Rock Assembly Plant, which used to be AutoAlliance Plant.

Grr….

re: #85 wrenchwench

Sharon, PA, mr. w’s home turf. Took 5 minutes, and we were in Ohio.

Cool. Depending on the route I take to work, I pass through Sharon many times a week. It is between my house and work if I take the scenic route along the river. And I live maybe 200 yards from the river in Greenville, and I grew up within sight of the covered bridge across the river in Camp Reynolds.

Whites returning to Detroit, lured by cheaper living to city that epitomized white flight: http://t.co/fDu6vRPhBR

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 21, 2015

re: #89 Eventual Carrion

Cool. Depending on the route I take to work, I pass through Sharon many times a week. It is between my house and work if I take the scenic route along the river. And I live maybe 200 yards from the river in Grenville, and I grew up within sight of the covered bridge across the river in Camp Reynolds.

Nice! Until it gets hot & humid, at least.

I can’t believe how many botox and laser treatment salons are in this small area. And lots of hair salons; only a few nail shops, which come and go.

The Perilous Work Hazards Of Hair Salons

thinkprogress.org

re: #86 Timothy Watson

I had no recalls at all on my 2002 Saturn.

re: #90 Lord Of The Pies

Been reading a book about Detroit, The Origins of the Urban Crisis. Some pretty interesting stuff about the early housing and job discrimination issues. The industrial decline—loss of auto jobs—actually started in the ‘50’s. Hadn’t realized that.

re: #37 Wendell Zurkowitz (slave to the waffle light)

That’s a whole barrel full of bad apples…

A couple of packs of lone wolves…

I guess none of the cops thought to throw down something.

Police will not say if suspects were armed in Olympia, Wash., officer-involved shooting; 1 suspect in critical, other in stable condition - @KellyKOMO4
see original on twitter.com

I have often said that Greenwald is working for a political outfit. Looks like I was right. pic.twitter.com/5Hnxwvrd8Z

— Jean (@setislady) May 21, 2015

From the horse’s mouth.

Look out for the Masonic Fraternal Police.

LOS ANGELES — Three people, including one who works for California Attorney General Kamala Harris, were charged after claiming to operate a police department with jurisdiction in 33 states and Mexico and that traces its roots back 3,000 years, authorities said Wednesday.

re: #71 Dr. Matt

Mitt Romney says he’s officially done with running for president

Looking forward to his new career in boxing.

//

Esther TheWonder Pig retweeted:

Stop trying to fit in when you were born to stand out.

— Amazing Facts (@FactSoup) May 21, 2015

Dead thread commenter can’t be bothered to actually read anything before getting all insulted:
littlegreenfootballs.com

re: #97 lawhawk

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From the horse’s mouth.

Glenn let his mask slip a little on that one, didn’t he?

re: #53 Backwoods_Sleuth

that’s what they want us to think:

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It’s a scout for the flying spiders.
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re: #101 Backwoods_Sleuth

Dead thread commenter can’t be bothered to actually read anything before getting all insulted:
littlegreenfootballs.com

And insulting! I don’t think Thanos is a dummy.

re: #104 wrenchwench

And insulting! I don’t think Thanos is a dummy.

yep.

Uh oh.

‘Save The Bees’ - Obama Announces Plan To Protect Pollinators - http://t.co/K1VZqBqUCT

— Larry Cooper (@coopah) May 21, 2015

re: #99 makeitstop

Looking forward to his new career in boxing.

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I thought he was going for a combination barber/tree trimmer hobby for the days when Bain wasn’t busy gutting another borderline corporation.
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re: #106 wrenchwench

Uh oh.

Time to break out the black and yellow striped ribbons.

And drink more brandy mixed with crème de menthe.
;)

re: #106 wrenchwench

Uh oh.

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Why defend bees, they sting. // Wingnut logic.

re: #106 wrenchwench

Uh oh.

The RW noise machine is sure to make some criticism of this worthwhile project.

re: #110 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

The RW noise machine is sure to make some criticism of this worthwhile project.

They’re already on it:
dailycaller.com

NEVER READ THE COMMENTS

35 years ago today, the best movie of the Star Wars franchise was released http://t.co/t7jDvKdaEy pic.twitter.com/W00cXldmD0

— Larry Hryb (@majornelson) May 21, 2015

re: #111 Timothy Watson

They’re already on it:
dailycaller.com

NEVER READ THE COMMENTS

Like Pavlov’s dogs, I swear.

The only thing the RW will celebrate is Obama’s last day in office, and even then I figure they’ll find something to complain about.

While we were all focused on Chucky…

@MonaHol @_Symonds_ Old Leader-defending tactic of Obama followers: stop talking about drones, GITMO, Wall St coziness - look at Brazil!!!

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) May 21, 2015

re: #114 Lord Of The Pies

While we were all focused on Chucky…

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No, Glenn, it’s pointing out that you’re a hypocrite. Sorry if that chaps your ass.

@_Symonds_ @ggreenwald http://t.co/MVPIZFt0S7 Did you write about this? LOL

— brad keil (@clompthestrong) May 21, 2015

re: #113 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Like Pavlov’s dogs, I swear.

The only thing the RW will celebrate is Obama’s last day in office, and even then I figure they’ll find something to complain about.

His farewell speech has too many I’s in it. ///

re: #116 Lord Of The Pies

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As I said, he’s a hypocrite. He wants to present the false narrative that the U.S is the only nation that spies on its allies. He also doesn’t say a word about the political corruption in his adopted home either. It’s not “defending” Obama, Glenn, it’s pointing out that you have no standards at all.

re: #113 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Like Pavlov’s dogs, I swear.

The only thing the RW will celebrate is Obama’s last day in office, and even then I figure they’ll find something to complain about.

They laid in all those supplies against the day he announces his dictatorship, and now he’s just leaving?!?

The eebil trickster…

Obama could come up with a cure for cancer and the wingnuts would complain that their taxdollars were used to fund a cancer cure.

What a juvenile douche. Glenn must be Chucky’s role model.

@_Symonds_ https://t.co/ftFMTMNMWO - https://t.co/lNMX7ETJ99 - https://t.co/MRoGsPEFPY - let me know if you need more #GOATUS

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) May 21, 2015

re: #118 HappyWarrior

It’s pointing out that Greenwald’s a political hack who’s engaging in yellow journalism to suit his own political ends (he readily admits that The Intercept is a political outfit).

re: #114 Lord Of The Pies

While we were all focused on Chucky…

Ducking obvious criticism by saying it’s all irrelevant to The Most Important Issues.

Brasil’s president is surrounded by a sea of corruption. A blogger has likely been executed for printing the truth. Petrobras is likely in cahoots with Brasilian politicoes. But the MOSTEST IMPORTANTEST THING is whatever the hell Obama is or isn’t doing about GG’s pet issues.

Fucking hypocritical gringo, or whatever the Portuguese word for gringo is.
(I should know, and I’m embarrassed I don’t. Eu sinto.)

re: #123 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Ducking obvious criticism by saying it’s all irrelevant to The Most Important Issues.

Brasil’s president is surrounded by a sea of corruption. A blogger has likely been executed for printing the truth. Petrobras is likely in cahoots with Brasilian politicoes. But the MOSTEST IMPORTANTEST THING is whatever the hell Obama is or isn’t doing about GG’s pet issues.

Fucking hypocritical gringo, or whatever the Portuguese word for gringo is.
(I should know, and I’m embarrassed I don’t. Eu sinto.)

Precisely.

HURR HURR I WROTE ALL ABOUT BRASIL IN PORTUGUESE WHICH YOU DON’T EVEN KNOW!!!!!!

@MonaHol @_Symonds_ On top of which, I reported extensively on Brazil with Brazilian media outlets - he's just lying.

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) May 21, 2015

It's terrible when you are frantically searching through somebody's timeline but nothing will fit in your narrative huh @ggreenwald?

— Nikola Flexla (@_Symonds_) May 21, 2015

re: #123 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Ah. The Portuguese word for “gringo” is … “gringo.”

That was easy.

re: #126 Lord Of The Pies

I see why you are an EX-lawyer @ggreenwald. Clear and concise argument is not your forte.

— Nikola Flexla (@_Symonds_) May 21, 2015

So, @ggreenwald took the time out of his day, away from his $500 MILLION dollar publication, to search my tweets for Obama support. LMAO

— Nikola Flexla (@_Symonds_) May 21, 2015

re: #113 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Like Pavlov’s dogs, I swear.

The only thing the RW will celebrate is Obama’s last day in office, and even then I figure they’ll find something to complain about.

Hillary.

re: #130 Feline Fearless Leader

Hillary.

They’re going to party like it’s 1995.

What is this, I can’t even…
WARNING: DailyCaller link

Jeb Bush: Capitalism Can Solve Global Warming, Not Gov’t http://t.co/t2MbrLKC2d #tcot pic.twitter.com/cFS9DPmLng

— keeplibertyorg (@keeplibertyorg) May 21, 2015

At least he admits Global Warming exists

re: #56 Lord Of The Pies

Am I the only who who does not give a shit that David Letterman is retiring?

Who?

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re: #53 Backwoods_Sleuth

It can’t kill you, but it certainly thinks about killing you.

I’m seeing a bunch of “Red Nose Day” in my FB. What is this thing?

re: #53 Backwoods_Sleuth

It’s like the mantis kungfu master in Kungfu Panda — the next photo is the guy flat on his back wondering what happened.

re: #136 Lord Of The Pies

I’m seeing a bunch of “Red Nose Day” in my FB. What is this thing?

Drinking till your nose is red?

WHAT. THE. FUCK.
Rand Paul lets the Daddy pour out.

Holy shit. This is so full of dumb. pic.twitter.com/3GDzoQpdyS

— Pete (@ForPetesSake__) May 21, 2015

re: #139 Lord Of The Pies

WHAT. THE. FUCK.
Rand Paul lets the Daddy pour out.

The apple doesn’t fall from the tree, as they say.

re: #139 Lord Of The Pies

Rare added bonus: the quote is authentic.

re: #138 Nyet

Drinking till your nose is red?

Wear a red clown nose. I have no idea why.

re: #139 Lord Of The Pies

WHAT. THE. FUCK.
Rand Paul lets the Daddy pour out.

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Actually, Rand ‘ol boy, the government can conscript you. Did a bunch of us in the 60s.

re: #142 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

I like the drinking idea better.

Official site of Red Nose Day USA, a campaign dedicated to raising money for children and young people living in poverty by simply having fun and making people laugh.

rednoseday.org

A day you get to act like an ass instead of an asshole?

re: #143 Decatur Deb

I do think of involuntary draft as a form of slavery though. Of course, the right to healthcare has nothing to do with conscription, but that’s just Rand being Rand.

re: #132 Lord Of The Pies

What is this, I can’t even…
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Well, capitalism created it so they should be able to solve it right?

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re: #146 Nyet

I do think of involuntary draft as a form of slavery though. Of course, the right to healthcare has nothing to do with conscription, but that’s just Rand being Rand.

Slavery is a hell of a lot more widespread and socially acceptable than people think.

re: #146 Nyet

I do think of involuntary draft as a form of slavery though. Of course, the right to healthcare has nothing to do with conscription, but that’s just Rand being Rand.

According to RandLogic (which is not actual logic) Doctors will be forced to treat poor people for free and not get paid HURR HURR THAT TEH SLAVERYS!!!!!!

re: #145 Justanotherhuman

LOL, dat smile :)

today.com

Rand doesn’t know what actual authoritarianism is. Isn’t a doctor’s first responsibility to treat?

re: #143 Decatur Deb

And a few million more from what became known as the Greatest Generation. You know, WWII vets.

George W. Bush didn't just lie about the Iraq War. What he did was much worse. http://t.co/wb9AVu5NXU

— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) May 21, 2015

A man who employed a “confederate avenger” really shouldn’t be talking about slavery though. Just saying, Rand.

re: #151 HappyWarrior

Rand doesn’t know what actual authoritarianism is. Isn’t a doctor’s first responsibility to treat?

Do no harm.

re: #153 darthstar

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Miss me yet? The answer still remains hell fucking no.

re: #152 lawhawk

And a few million more from what became known as the Greatest Generation. You know, WWII vets.

Goes all the way back to the Revolution. Many of the militias were effectively conscripted.

re: #148 Decatur Deb

Slavery is a hell of a lot more widespread and socially acceptable than people think.

When you define down slavery to be anything you’re opposed to, you demean actual victims of slavery and undermine all that the term entails - you know, actual ownership by another person and without any rights (being treated as chattel).

Paul’s letting his inner asshat fly.

re: #155 Lord Of The Pies

Do no harm.

That’s right.

re: #158 lawhawk

When you define down slavery to be anything you’re opposed to, you demean actual victims of slavery and undermine all that the term entails - you know, actual ownership by another person and without any rights (being treated as chattel).

Paul’s letting his inner asshat fly.

They do the same thing with genocide and political persecution victims. Seriously Rand should shut the fuck up about slavery given he once employed an apologist for the CSA but he won’t because he’s a pathetic hack.

I. Just. Can’t. Even.

In the criminal report against Tamir Rice, they name the officer who shot him & the State of Ohio as HIS VICTIMS. pic.twitter.com/6gXj7aIluV

— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) May 21, 2015

re: #158 lawhawk

When you define down slavery to be anything you’re opposed to, you demean actual victims of slavery and undermine all that the term entails - you know, actual ownership by another person and without any rights (being treated as chattel).

Paul’s letting his inner asshat fly.

The school-to-prison pipeline and prison-for-profit take a lot of the metaphor out of the word ‘slavery’.

re: #142 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Wear a red clown nose. I have no idea why.

Buy a red nose to wear “against child poverty.”

re: #161 Lord Of The Pies

.@ShaunKing hard to claim #TamirRice committed any crimes seeing how the video shows him shot to death seconds after the cops rolled up

— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 21, 2015

re: #163 Snarknado!

Buy a red nose to wear “against child poverty.”

How does that help “child poverty”? It probably doesn’t even help the impoverished children who work at the “red nose ball” sweatshop.

Through my window I just watched a deer stroll out of the ravine beside my building, walk across the parking lot and head into the woods behind our building. Moving like it was just sightseeing, not a care in the world.

re: #161 Lord Of The Pies

whaaa

pic.twitter.com/HmMXwURUrb

— The Cult Cat (@Elverojaguar) May 21, 2015

STUPIDEST MEME OF THE DAY==>

#FlatEarthScience #BogusClimateChange #ChickenLittleScience #WakeUpAmerica #PJNET #TCOT @POTUS pic.twitter.com/QEyI3v5b0K

— Katt?Country (@TrucksHorsesDog) May 20, 2015

re: #93 Justanotherhuman

I had no recalls at all on my 2002 Saturn.

My VW is okay too. Good to know.

Thanks for that link!

re: #163 Snarknado!

Buy a red nose to wear “against child poverty.”

Ah, so it’s the latest variation of “the ice bucket challenge.” There will be a huge spike in attention paid and donations given to the cause, followed by next to nothing once the attention grabber is forgotten.

Obama should wear a red nose. Hillary should wear a red nose. Then ask the GOP candidates why they support child poverty.

re: #168 Backwoods_Sleuth

That’s a kid of the gremlin from Nightmare at 20000 feet. Training.

re: #169 Lord Of The Pies

STUPIDEST MEME OF THE DAY==>

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From the people who accept Creationism simply because a religious text says so, this is pretty damn funny but not in the way they think it is. Really asshole,s climate change scientists spend years researching this shit and you? You get your information on climate change from college dropouts like Limbaugh who probably never even took a semester of any college science let alone climate change science.

@EJDionne @ThePlumLineGS If they want to make this strategy work, they need to dump Jeb. He doesn't have rhetorical skills to sell it well.

— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) May 21, 2015

re: #168 Backwoods_Sleuth

That frog’s going places.

re: #171 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Ah, so it’s the latest variation of “the ice bucket challenge.” There will be a huge spike in attention paid and donations given to the cause, followed by next to nothing once the attention grabber is forgotten.

Obama should wear a red nose. Hillary should wear a red nose. Then ask the GOP candidates why they support child poverty.

Well at least the ice bucket challenge didn’t involve the mass production of plastic red noses which as VB got at will certainly be made by child laborers in sweatshops. It’s empty rhetoric. If people want to do something about child poverty, they should be willing to pay more in taxes so poor areas will get invested in, so education funding can go where tax breaks for wealthy right wingers would go, etc.

re: #168 Backwoods_Sleuth

Three Men in a Car (To Say Nothing of the Frog)

Same thing goes with ALS. You want to cure ALS? Be willing to pay a little bit more and stop acting like every tax hike is ebil Marxism, I’m looking at you Grover and your Republican legislative lackeys.

re: #164 lawhawk

Inflicting psychological trauma on the policemen since they were criticized widely for shooting him.
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re: #145 Justanotherhuman

Official site of Red Nose Day USA, a campaign dedicated to raising money for children and young people living in poverty by simply having fun and making people laugh.

rednoseday.org

A day you get to act like an ass instead of an asshole?

Red Nose Day has been a UK thing for a few years now. I think the American campaign for it is new. I can’t remember them doing a Red Nose Day TV special here in the States before.

re: #180 Lidane

Red Nose Day has been a UK thing for a few years now. I think the American campaign for it is new. I can’t remember them doing a Red Nose Day TV special here in the States before.

Save the Reindeer!
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You know those 42” displays in the @VCU #VCU Snead Hall breakout rooms? Found a use for them. pic.twitter.com/AWCKlkTqmJ

— Timothy Watson (@timothy_watson) May 21, 2015

Didn’t need a HDMI-to-VGA adapter, the display had a HDMI port, was a pain to get to to the port though and I can’t switch the display’s audio input to the HDMI cable either.

re: #165 Lord Of The Pies

How does that help “child poverty”? It probably doesn’t even help the impoverished children who work at the “red nose ball” sweatshop.

Ask the people who started the campaign. I merely report.

re: #146 Nyet

I do think of involuntary draft as a form of slavery though. Of course, the right to healthcare has nothing to do with conscription, but that’s just Rand being Rand.

Do you have a definition of what Rand being Rand is?

The reason I ask, I have no clue as to how to explain Rand being Rand because there seems to be no set philosophy/behavior/trait as it is all up for the bidding.

I guess he’s like a can of kid’s play-doh. You can try to make him anything, but he still ends up a lump that can made into something else later when he needs to change.

re: #183 Snarknado!

Ask the people who started the campaign. I merely report.

Another Cancer Charity?

re: #184 ObserverArt

Do you have a definition of what Rand being Rand is?

The reason I ask, I have no clue as to how to explain Rand being Rand because there seems to be no set philosophy/behavior/trait as it is all up for the bidding.

I guess he’s like a can of kid’s play-doh. You can try to make him anything, but he still ends up a lump that can made into something else later when he needs to change.

Rand-doh. Comes in only one color. Changes form when you’re not looking.

re: #23 freetoken

Explicitly pandering know-nothing-ism:

Jeb Bush rails against ‘intellectual arrogance’ in climate change debate

This is the play-book that is being passed around for the “serious” Republican (Bush, Christie, Kasich) candidates.

When the amount of measured CO₂ entering and staying in the atmosphere is less than the calculated amount of CO₂ produced by burning fossil fuels, you can be pretty sure it’s all new and all coming from us.

KATT HAS THE STUPIDEST MEMES ON TWITTER==>

The manipulation of chaos, confusion, deference, baiting #HadEnoughYet #WakeUpAmerica #PJNET #TCOT pic.twitter.com/SDqcsNjrTe

— Katt?Country (@TrucksHorsesDog) May 7, 2015

re: #186 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Rand-doh. Comes in only one color. Changes form when you’re not looking.

I think that’s Silly Putty.

re: #185 Lord Of The Pies

Another Cancer Charity?

Another marketing ploy to make nice, generous people feel like they’ve done something positive while enriching the grifters who came up with the idea. The poor? Pffft.

re: #188 Lord Of The Pies

KATT HAS THE STUPIDEST MEMES ON TWITTER==>

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re: #186 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Rand-doh. Comes in only one color. Changes form when you’re not looking.

Does that happen after 5 minutes?

I like that Rand-doh name. Might have to do something photoshoppy with that.

re: #192 ObserverArt

Does that happen after 5 minutes?

I like that Rand-doh name. Might have to do something photoshoppy with that.

Rand-doh, also called Stupid Putty.

Result of the Rand(Pander) function call.
/

re: #187 b_sharp

When the amount of measured CO₂ entering and staying in the atmosphere is less than the calculated amount of CO₂ produced by burning fossil fuels, you can be pretty sure it’s all new and all coming from us.

The source of the critical last few percent doesn’t matter. If you are in a tub of water up to your nostrils, you don’t care if the last two inches come from a dastardly villain or a gentle rain.

re: #194 Decatur Deb

The source of the critical last few percent doesn’t matter. If you are in a tub of water up to your nostrils, you don’t care if the last two inches came from a dastardly villain or a gentle rain.

Also in that situation, I highly discourage you playing with stuff connected to mains.

A ringing endorsement of Demon Sheep: https://t.co/Oekaxr6Bn6

— lawhawk (@lawhawk) May 21, 2015

re: #189 Decatur Deb

I think that’s Silly Putty.

Heh…silly putty. Remember how they used to show how you could take silly putty and press it into the comic pages and it would pick up the ink and you’d have the cartoon on the putty?

Rand uses the silly putty for all his plagiarizing. After the rip-off he just stretches and rolls the putty back in on itself and no trace of the rip-off.

re: #190 allegro

Another marketing ploy to make nice, generous people feel like they’ve done something positive while enriching the grifters who came up with the idea. The poor? Pffft.

You just saved me some time typing.

MOAR STUPIDS FROM KATT==>

#FlatEarthScience #BogusClimateChange #ChickenLittleScience #WakeUpAmerica #PJNET #TCOT pic.twitter.com/ZltjgyOU5y

— Katt?Country (@TrucksHorsesDog) May 20, 2015

#StopISIS #JunkScience #WakeUpAmerica #PJNET #TCOT #CCOT pic.twitter.com/KVHmnDcY2Z

— Katt?Country (@TrucksHorsesDog) May 21, 2015

re: #190 allegro

Another marketing ploy to make nice, generous people feel like they’ve done something positive while enriching the grifters who came up with the idea. The poor? Pffft.

Are you implying that it’s not enough just to be well-meaning?

Here’s a nice bit of trivia: Play-Doh was originally conceived as a wallpaper cleaner, to clean coal smudges from interior walls. Then its inventor re-purposed the mateial as a children’s toy. en.wikipedia.org

Similarly, Silly Putty was a failed experiment in making synthetic rubber. It got kicked around as useless for a while, until one guy risked his limited resources and marketed the stuff as a goofy toy for adults. en.wikipedia.org

re: #178 HappyWarrior

Same thing goes with ALS. You want to cure ALS? Be willing to pay a little bit more and stop acting like every tax hike is ebil Marxism, I’m looking at you Grover and your Republican legislative lackeys.

Maybe support education in all neighborhoods? Especially science education in poorer schools.
You never know where the next brilliant researcher will come from if they get a good education.

re: #201 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Here’s a nice bit of trivia: Play-Doh was originally conceived as a wallpaper cleaner, to clean coal smudges from interior walls. Then its inventor re-purposed the mateial as a children’s toy. en.wikipedia.org

Similarly, Silly Putty was a failed experiment in making synthetic rubber. It got kicked around as useless for a while, until one guy risked his limited resources and marketed the stuff as a goofy toy for adults. en.wikipedia.org

Similar to how the Sticky Note came from a glue product that essentially never set.

re: #199 Lord Of The Pies

Good thing that a few heat waves won’t, for instance, make your grocery prices shoot through the ceiling.

re: #201 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Here’s a nice bit of trivia: Play-Doh was originally conceived as a wallpaper cleaner, to clean coal smudges from interior walls. Then its inventor re-purposed the mateial as a children’s toy. en.wikipedia.org

Similarly, Silly Putty was a failed experiment in making synthetic rubber. It got kicked around as useless for a while, until one guy risked his limited resources and marketed the stuff as a goofy toy for adults. en.wikipedia.org

That tracks. In the coal-smudged Pittsburgh of the ’50s, we used a green wallpaper cleaner as a craft putty. It came in a one pound can, and there were booklets and magazine articles describing how to build up coils of it or mold it.

FUCKING IDIOT==>

Obama Uses Coast Guard Commencement Speech to Rant Insanely About Debunked #GlobalWarmingHoax https://t.co/SqAOO0YgnI #WakeUpAmerica #tcot

— Dave Blount (@Moonbattery1) May 21, 2015

re: #194 Decatur Deb

The source of the critical last few percent doesn’t matter. If you are in a tub of water up to your nostrils, you don’t care if the last two inches come from a dastardly villain or a gentle rain.

True, but I was answering a specific question/comment from a know-nothing politician.

re: #206 Lord Of The Pies

FUCKING IDIOT==>

The problem with that sort of idiot is that they breed.
/

What they fail to mention is that all the “personal growth” goes to the 1%

Personal income grew 3 times faster in right-to-work states vs. forced union states from 2002-2012. http://t.co/pka2x9RRUP #tcot

— IBDeditorials (@IBDeditorials) May 21, 2015

re: #207 b_sharp

True, but I was answering a specific question/comment from a know-nothing politician.

Yeah, but RP II is “not even wrong”.

re: #112 Lidane

35 years ago today, the best movie of the Star Wars franchise was released]

Yeah, it kinda went downhill from there…

re: #206 Lord Of The Pies

FUCKING IDIOT==>

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Who did this debunking he speaks of?

re: #206 Lord Of The Pies

FUCKING IDIOT==>

Obama Uses Coast Guard Commencement Speech to Rant Insanely About Debunked #GlobalWarmingHoax t.co #WakeUpAmerica #tcot

— Dave Blount (@Moonbattery1) May 21, 2015

Except that the USCG/DOT AND the DOD acknowledges Global Climate Change.

re: #212 b_sharp

Who did this debunking he speaks of?

BREITBART!!!!!! FOXNEWS!!!!!11 PAMELA GELLER!!11!!

re: #214 Lord Of The Pies

BREITBART!!!!!! FOXNEWS!!!!!11 PAMELA GELLER!!11!!

Ah, people in the not-know.

re: #201 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

Here’s a nice bit of trivia: Play-Doh was originally conceived as a wallpaper cleaner, to clean coal smudges from interior walls. Then its inventor re-purposed the mateial as a children’s toy. en.wikipedia.org

Similarly, Silly Putty was a failed experiment in making synthetic rubber. It got kicked around as useless for a while, until one guy risked his limited resources and marketed the stuff as a goofy toy for adults. en.wikipedia.org

Ha! Clean Products Wall Paper Cleaner was born out of the old Cincinnati company that came up with the original dough.

I actually had them as a client back in the late 70s here in Columbus. Not sure when the came to Columbus, but they were right here on the near east side of Columbus. I did design work at a packaging company and they gave my name to the guy that ran Clean Products and we did business for years before he went to Cleveland, his hometown, and we lost contact.

I think I still might have a can of the stuff around here somewhere.

re: #212 b_sharp

Who did this debunking he speaks of?

Teh Google

Ben, a garbage person but still a smaller garbage can than Chucky==>

Maybe Juanita Broaddrick should have carried around a mattress. pic.twitter.com/URzFQ7H5WM

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) May 21, 2015

re: #205 Decatur Deb

That tracks. In the coal-smudged Pittsburgh of the ’50s, we used a green wallpaper cleaner as a craft putty. It came in a one pound can, and there were booklets and magazine articles describing how to build up coils of it or mold it.

Play-Doh was invented in Cincinnati at the behest of Kroger supermarkets. The inventor’s nephew (I misread that part earlier) later found out preschoolers was using the stuff to make Christmas tree ornaments, and began selling it as a children’s art supply.

re: #213 Dr. Matt

Except that the USCG/DOT AND the DOD acknowledges Global Climate Change.

Now I understand why this Jade Helm stuff has them on edge, they can no longer count on the military automatically backing up their talking points…

OK. I’m out for the night. C U

All this talk about Play-Doh and Silly Putty got me to thinking about how this all fits into GOP politics the last few elections.

And that triggered a thought of an old song that could be redone as the GOP theme song for this election.

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re: #209 Lord Of The Pies

What they fail to mention is that all the “personal growth” goes to the 1%

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There’s a whole lot of information missing from that article that would allow us to determine if the correlation is valid. Intentional, methinks.

A reading selection from Babushka & Zedushka’s bathroom:

This is our bathroom reading! @HaroldItz pic.twitter.com/XOs6M5j7bj

— The Vicious Babushka (@viciousbabushka) May 21, 2015

re: #222 ObserverArt

All this talk about Play-Doh and Silly Putty got me to thinking about how this all fits into GOP politics the last few elections.

And that triggered a thought of an old song that could be redone as the GOP theme song for this election.

The AMerican Breed Bend Me Shape Me

That was one of my fave rave songs when it came out.

re: #205 Decatur Deb

That tracks. In the coal-smudged Pittsburgh of the ’50s, we used a green wallpaper cleaner as a craft putty. It came in a one pound can, and there were booklets and magazine articles describing how to build up coils of it or mold it.

That was the Clean Products product. I bet if I found the can and got an image of it, you’d remember it.

re: #212 b_sharp

Who did this debunking he speaks of?

He did. /

awwwww…..

It's cute how @twitter won't verify me.

— Charles C. Johnson (@ChuckCJohnson) May 21, 2015

re: #226 ObserverArt

That was the Clean Products product. I bet if I found the can and got an image of it, you’d remember it.

It was always green and had a mild pine scent that was missing in the Play-Doh version. Left open, the can would dry out the same way, becoming a lighter green. In use, it was kneaded into a fist-sized ball.

Wouldn’t it be cool if Twitter gave Chuck the blue check and then ten minutes later, permanently banned his ass?

re: #224 Lord Of The Pies

The Churchill and Brown book has been around a long time. I seem to remember an early Churchill edition that I used.

re: #228 Backwoods_Sleuth

awwwww…..

Twitter really should Verify all award-winning journalists.

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re: #229 Decatur Deb

It was always green and had a mild pine scent that was missing in the Play-Doh version. Left open, the can would dry out the same way, becoming a lighter green. In use, it was kneaded into a fist-sized ball.

I’m pretty sure it was “Clean” or one of the private labeled version that they would slap a label on.

Edit…later, gotta get going!

re: #230 Lord Of The Pies

Wouldn’t it be cool if Twitter gave Chuck the blue check and then ten minutes later, permanently banned his ass?

What does a blue check get you? Does Twitter have a brown check for him?

re: #218 Lord Of The Pies

Ben, a garbage person but still a smaller garbage can than Chucky==>

I had to look her name up. Knew it looked familiar.

Ben’s a classy guy.

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re: #233 ObserverArt

I’m pretty sure it was “Clean” or one of the private labeled version that they would slap a label on.

Doing the walls was an annual task, one in which pre-schoolers could be “included”. Real PITA.

re: #213 Dr. Matt

Except that the USCG/DOT AND the DOD acknowledges Global Climate Change.

DEBUNKED!!!1

re: #209 Lord Of The Pies

What they fail to mention is that all the “personal growth” goes to the 1%

FORCED union states!!!!111

It’s like forced gay marriage I guess.
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re: #188 Lord Of The Pies

KATT HAS THE STUPIDEST MEMES ON TWITTER==>

KattCountry must be an awfully busy hard working patriot American to be tweeting so hard like this.

Ugh. Just read that absurdly uncritical interview with Chuck Johnson in the New York Observer.

How difficult would it have been to actually check some of what Chuck claimed, instead of giving him a platform to just brag endlessly about how “brilliant” he is? He let Chuck spew all of his racist Bell Curve garbage without a single word of rebuttal.

just gross.

Fox News Ends the GOP’s Debate Debacle, Will Cap Field at 10

The criteria set by Fox News is similar to the standards it has set for past debates. To qualify for the event, candidates must place in the top 10 of an average of the five most recent national polls by August 4th at 5 p.m. ET. Such polling must be conducted by major, nationally recognized organizations that use standard methodological techniques and recognized by Fox News.

As I explained earlier this week, figuring out how to winnow a field that could be 20-strong by the time the first debate rolls around had become a serious problem for the Republican National Committee

re: #239 Fourth Football of the Apocalypse

KattCountry must be an awfully busy hard working patriot American to be tweeting so hard like this.

I’m thinking Katt is a SAHM who doesn’t work, just like Janie Johnson.

“One rising political star, Paulo Telhada, boasted of killing more than 30 people as a police officer in São Paulo.” http://t.co/t3YZjnrwRz

— Matt Pearce (@mattdpearce) May 21, 2015

Sweet jeebus.

re: #168 Backwoods_Sleuth

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re: #244 De Kolta Chair

Well done!

Ryan Holiday panders to suckups. His delicate ego must be desperate for insincere flattery.

This interview with Chuck C Johnson is as batshit crazy as you'd expect. http://t.co/TKDn7ODzBM

— Adrian Nguyen (@Neutral3) May 21, 2015

POTUS has been in office 6+ years and still hasn’t grabbed anyone’s gun or started a race war, but the nutcases keep hoping:

Peter Brimelow says fellow White Nationalists are the real victims of persecution and a “lynch mob” http://t.co/d355j1sApB

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) May 21, 2015

Ted Cruz ally Larry Pratt: Get ready for when Communist Obama launches his anti-white race war! http://t.co/mgeKZVNzQH

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) May 21, 2015

Michael Savage warns President Obama must be stopped in his tracks “before he kills all of us” http://t.co/7skW5OQJr4

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) May 21, 2015

Glenn Beck warns that 'the cops are being set up' by President Obama so that he can justify a federal takeover: http://t.co/VAsZiBuARp

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) May 21, 2015

The Observer article is nauseating, but let me summarize it for you:
Chucky sends some suckup Tweets to Ryan, who takes the bait and sucks back.