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The Rachel Corrie Pancake Breakfast

Sun, Mar 5, 2006 at 8:58:34 pm PST

Truly, reality has come full circle, as Indymedia unwittingly imitates Little Green Footballs: Rachel Corrie Pancake Breakfast. (Hat tip: IDF Dave.)

No, it’s not a joke.

The Rachel Corrie Memorial Committee of Victoria Invites you to a pancake breakfast at Denny’s Restaurant Sunday March 12 , 2006 10 am.

The Public is invited to a memorial pancake breakfast at Denny’s Restaurant on Douglas Street near Finlayson, 10 am, Sunday March 12, 2006 to celebrate the life and untimely death of Rachel Corrie, Peace Activist with the International Solidarity Movement.

There will be a reading of selections from Ms. Corrie’s letters and diary, followed by a ceremony at Topaz Park, where a stone cairn will be erected in her honour.

Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black.

No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

http://www.palsolidarity.org/main/

ISM offers many ways for you to get involved in the struggle for Palestinian freedom. Whether you’re thinking of traveling to Palestine to work with us, or you’d like to work to educate your community about the reality in Palestine, we welcome your involvement.

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1 karmic_inquisitor  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 6:59:11pm

LOL

2 pegcity  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:01:02pm

no weapons allowed?

Um how can the left peacefully demonstrate then.

And how will any real live palis be allowed to attend

3 O'neill  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:01:08pm

You can't make shit like this up! Damn this is funny. Will they be procaliming her St Pancake on his day? LOL!

4 Steven Den Beste  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:01:40pm

They're having a pancake breakfast to remember a girl who was run over by a bulldozer?

It almost sounds like leftist communion. "This is my body, smashed flat for thee etc."

5 Catttt  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:01:56pm

Charles, LOL.

I may have awakened some neighbors just now.

6 Noam Sayin'  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:02:03pm
No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

Well, then I'm out.

7 Midas Mulligan  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:02:11pm

Can I come as St Alphonzo?

8 Stuck in california  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:03:28pm

No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please. And at Dennys?

Hell yeah, I won't be there!

9 karmic_inquisitor  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:03:36pm

Read the comments on the indymedia post. They are unreal.

10 DesertSage  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:03:37pm

Where is our St. Pancake? She needs to get in on this.

BTW...I'd rather go to St. Alphonsos pancake breakfast.

11 The False God  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:03:37pm

A Rovian plot, perhaps?

We should send them "get well soon" cards en masse.

12 gromster  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:03:41pm

OT/
Chirac in terrorism plea to Saudi Arabia

Excerpts-

Jacques Chirac, the French President, called yesterday for dialogue to avoid misunderstandings in the wake of the uproar over cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.

.... M Chirac also insisted on the need to “respect the diversity of peoples, faiths and cultures” and to “link ourselves to values of tolerance”. “More than ever, we should affirm the values that provide the basis for our common existence,” he said.

13 Beagle  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:04:03pm
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black.


Dennys will be thrilled, I'm sure.

14 Canadhimmis  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:04:06pm

the first annual St. Pancake Breakfast!

too.fucking.funny

15 ajackson  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:04:46pm

Charles - you're slipping, where's the standard St. Pancake picture?

16 Cato the Elder  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:05:02pm

That's the funniest thing I've seen all weekend.

Notice the assumption that they all have khefiyehs.

17 TimK  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:05:07pm

A pancake breakfast for St.Pancake? I really wonder if her parents know how she is referred to on this site.

18 gonzo  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:05:12pm

Life is rich.

19 Cato the Elder  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:05:30pm

This would be a target-rich environment, at least for ridicule.

20 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:05:54pm

I just checked the date. It is now the 6th of March (right coast)...otherwise it would be a great April Fools Day joke.

21 BignJames  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:07:12pm

Can I have pigs in a blanket? Or would that be insensitive?

22 zombie  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:07:37pm

There's an event coming up in Oakland that I STRONGLY recommend people come out to protest -- if you have the guts:

Rachel Corrie Fundrasier in Oakland, March 16

Remembering Rachel Corrie
Thursday, March 16th 7:00pm
Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts
(formerly the Alice Arts Center) at 1428 Alice Street (cross street 14th), Oakland
(near 12th Street Bart, see Map)
Suggested Donation: $10-$20
See below for speakers and performers.
The International Solidarity Movement Support Group in Northern California invites you to join us at the third annual Rachel Corrie Memorial.
We will celebrate the life of Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old ISM volunteer who was killed by an Israeli soldier while nonviolently resisting the demolition of a Palestinian home in the Gaza Strip in Palestine. The event will also honor victims of violence everywhere and those unjustly imprisoned. Its objective is to raise awareness to and make connections between various global and domestic issues of social justice particularly the issue of Palestine.
More information:
Call (510)236-4250 or email us.
We thank our sponsors for their generous support.
This event is accessible for disabled persons in wheelchairs.
There will also be ASL interpretation for the hearing impaired.
Speakers: Huwaida Arraf, Dolores Huerta, Maria Labossiere, Todd Chretien,
Kiilu Nyasha, Mary Jean Robertson.
Performers: Dennis Kyne, Stephen Kent, Ras K' Dee, Lorene Zouzounis, Andrea Prichett, Dave Welsh, Dabke Dance Troup,

The only reason I'm recommending it is that I can't make it, and won't be there, so at least someone can show up and let the world know this stuff won't go unopposed.

Calling all ProtestWarriors, SFV4I, and everyone in the Bay Area:

Be there or be square flat!

23 Canadhimmis  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:07:39pm

drop by with a fitting gift for the inmates. Pizza? Pita? Pancakes? Just slip 'em under the door.

/apologies to Denny's

24 Stuck in california  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:08:44pm

Them Lane Bryant pictures are starting to bother me...;}

25 Carridine  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:08:53pm

Sick, sick, sick! Pancake breakfast for St Pancake!

Here's that link for a free, downloadable "It's in the Koran!" Brain Surgery with Spoons!

26 solomonpanting  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:09:31pm
A Hamas terrorist said openly that Rachel was worth more dead than alive. "'Her death serves me more than it served her,' said one activist at a Hamas funeral yesterday. '...Her death will bring more attention than the other 2,000 martyrs.'"
27 Redcoat  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:09:35pm
"There will be a reading of selections from Ms. Corrie’s letters and diary, followed by a ceremony at Topaz Park, where a stone cairn will be erected in her honour."

Heavy equipment for lifting Cairn donated by Catepillar.

28 Mike C.  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:11:18pm

Reality trumps fantasy every time.

29 nomorelies  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:11:40pm

I don't have a car. Can I bring my dozer?

30 solomonpanting  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:12:14pm
He himself testifies that the bulldozer was moving very slowly-- plenty of time for him or another man to pull her out of its path when it became clear that (for whatever reason) it was not going to stop.

(This and my previous post need no additional comments, as they speak for themselves.)

31 Mike C.  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:13:02pm

Does everybody want to chip in and rent a D-9 to park in the parking lot ?

32 Abu Al-Poopypants  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:13:23pm

I hope somebody doesn't wheedle on the bingo cards in lieu of the latrine.

33 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:15:29pm

#12 gromster

I will go OT re Fwance: Torture and Death of Jew Deepen Fears in France

Two strips of red-and-white police tape bar the entrance to the low-ceilinged pump room where a young Jewish man, Ilan Halimi, spent the last weeks of his life, tormented and tortured by his captors and eventually splashed with acid in an attempt to erase any traces of their DNA.

The floor of the concrete room, in the cellar of 4, rue Serge-Prokofiev, is bare except for a few packets of rat poison, a slowly drying wet mark and a dozen small circles drawn and numbered in white chalk, presumably marking the spots where the police retrieved evidence of Mr. Halimi's ordeal.

Mr. Halimi, 23, died Feb. 13, shortly after he was found near a train station 15 miles away by passers-by, after crawling out of the wooded area where he was dumped. He was naked and bleeding from at least four stab wounds to his throat, his hands bound and adhesive tape covering his mouth and eyes. According to the initial autopsy report, burns, apparently from the acid, covered 60 percent of his body.

"I knew they had someone down there," said a young French-Arab man, loitering in the doorway of a building adjacent to the one where Mr. Halimi was held. He claimed to live upstairs from the makeshift dungeon but would not give his name or say whether he knew then that the man was a Jew. "I didn't know they were torturing him," he said. "Otherwise, I would have called the police."

But it is clear that plenty of people did know, both that Mr. Halimi was being tortured and that he was Jewish. The police, according to lawyers with access to the investigation files, think at least 20 people participated in his abduction and the subsequent, amateurish negotiations for ransom. His captors told his family that if they did not have the money, they should "go and get it from your synagogue," and later contacted a rabbi, telling him, "We have a Jew."

The horrifying death has stunned France, which has Europe's largest Muslim and largest Jewish populations. Last weekend, tens of thousands of people marched against racism and anti-Semitism in Paris, joined by the interior minister, Nicholas Sarkozy, and smaller marches took place in several other French cities, including Marseille.

In the wake of the riots that broke out in the immigrant-heavy Paris suburbs last fall, the case seems to embody the social problems of immigration, race and class that France has been facing with so much uncertainty. The emerging details raise deep fears of virulent anti-Semitism within the hardening underclass, and point to the decaying social fabric in which that underclass lives....

read rest of article..

The same POS that go to that St. Pancake joke would gladly do the same. She would have happily assisted.

Hat tip: ymeagain

34 pat  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:15:38pm

Does oblivious sound right?

35 Canadhimmis  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:15:44pm

# 4 Mr. Steven Den Beste,

I wish to thank you and hope you are in good health these days. We are truly in the presence of greatness.

36 Bubbaman  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:16:48pm

Perhaps as a "guest speaker" they can land Mohammed Reza Taheri-azar

37 DesertSage  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:17:03pm

Yes indeed, here we are!
At Rachel Corrie's Pancake Breakfast
Where I stole the mar-juh-reen
An' widdled on the Bingo Cards in lieu of the latrine
I saw a handsome parish lady
Make her entrance like a queen
Why she was totally chenille
And her old man was a Marine
As she abused a sausage pattie
And said why don't you treat me mean?
(Hurt me, hurt me, hurt me, oooooh!)
At Rachel Corrie's Pancake Breakfast
(Hah! Good God! Get off the bus!)
Where I stole the mar-juh-reen . . .

38 Bubbaman  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:18:24pm

#33 NYNANA

This story has been virtually ignored by the MSM. Can't cast the [bigoted word]s in an unfavorable light?

39 wccawa  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:19:50pm

Sheesh. That's like fifty miles from where I live. No wonder I feel like putting three layers of concrete around the ol' Home. LOL

40 Hassan Bin Laiden  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:24:10pm

Did anyone notice that on the sidebar of this Canadian site it lists both Israel and Palestine? If you place your mouse over Israel it says "Israel" butif you place it over Palestine it says "Jerusalem"

41 Austin Conservative  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:26:23pm

One Rachel Corrie Special with Strawberrys and Whip Cream please!

42 Ojoe  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:28:32pm

Will they read from "The Very Hungry Catepillar"?

43 The Other Les  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:30:25pm

No bulldozers either.

Right?

44 Drill_Thrawl  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:32:21pm

Ooops, just woke up the wife!

Daaayam that funny!

This is one of the very few things I love about the Left. They are so irony challenged that they are a constant source of self parody!

This just about makes up for the OSU stupidity from last night.

UFB

-Drill

45 The Other Les  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:33:14pm
46 Crotalus Atrox  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:33:16pm

I want my pancake with a big smiley face.

47 Ringo the Gringo  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:33:20pm
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black

Sounds like a fun group.

48 Steffan  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:33:43pm

Yep.

Get on your feet and do the Funky Rachel!

49 gromster  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:33:49pm

OT #33 NY Nana

What a horrible story. I sometimes find it hard to believe that people can be so sick and twisted.

50 cfomahm  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:34:19pm

Oh the irony. Are they purposely trying to make us snicker so they can then say we're mean-spirited and insensitive?

Plus - no drugs, weapons or alcohol?! Who are they expecting to show up that they need to remind them how to behave?

Well I'm not gonna be there. Never liked pancakes anyway.

51 mjk  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:34:37pm

#22
I would go complete with my IDF T shirt, but that's the night of my Bible Study. Learning about the Almighty always wins out over making fun of those people.

52 Eyeore  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:34:54pm

I have a great recipe for Rachel Corrie pancakes. I wonder if they'd be interested.

53 solomonpanting  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:35:01pm

Just noticed that Palestine anagrams to

Penis tale

54 westbankmama  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:35:16pm

Good morning lizards - it's a beautiful morning here in Israel and I see that there are pancakes for breakfast!

Paradise Now did NOT win the Oscar - which just goes to show that you should never give up - even if it looks impossible, it is always worth it to open your mouth and protest what you see as wrong.

55 The Other Les  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:35:21pm

# 47 Ringo

I usually wear black at all times when I'm not working.

56 pat  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:35:50pm

Charles
#33 NY Nana

This is worth a thread. Not now, but to wake up to. This is really creepy, and shows Muslims for what they are: cowardly opportunists that enjoy the pain of others. Very sick.

57 Drill_Thrawl  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:36:49pm
#42 Ojoe 3/5/2006 09:28PM PST

Thanks for the wet keyboard!

58 Mus Zibii  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:39:26pm

Holy crap! Now THIS deserves to be made into a play.

Setting:

Run down Dennys. Three teenagers and several old bald men with ponytails sit around a sticky table. All wear keffiahs and black jogging suits. Behind them a mural of Rachel Corrie's face overlaying a pancake with the Latin characters IHOP written on a titulus over her head. They stand for: Iaceo-Humo-Oblivio-Praemo.

59 ArcherB  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:39:53pm

We need an American Indian to go in there and blow the place up and demand that the American occupiers leave their land. Then maybe they'll understand how assenine they really sound.

60 rayra[deleted]  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:40:21pm
61 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:41:07pm

#38 bubbaman

For al-NYT, it is an amazing article. It is not a surprise at all re the MSM; just another dead Jew.

My friend sent it as she was in shock re the source. I guess they feel that they have to post one decent article once or twice a year.

I still feel sick to my stomach over the way he was tortured..and that the Fwench immediately said 'No Jew hate here, move along'...the same Fwench, who during the Shoah, said 'Take our Jews, please!' to the n***'s, and were complicit in the deaths of so many Jews. Why even one Jew still lives there? I have no answer.

And here ,in the 21st century, we have the St. Pancakes of the world. I wonder if she ever met a Jew.

62 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:45:56pm

#49 gromster

What else can we expect from the cult of islam ?

One day Eurabia will wake up, but I fear it will be too late.

#56 pat

Thanks. I sent it to Charles a bit over 5 hours ago.

63 kay1212  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:49:38pm

OT--Voltaire and Muslims

Blame It on Voltaire:
Muslims Ask French To Cancel 1741 Play

Wall St Jnl
March 6, 2006

SAINT-GENIS-POUILLY, France -- Late last year, as an international crisis was brewing over Danish cartoons of Muhammad, Muslims raised a furor in this little alpine town over a much older provocateur: Voltaire, the French champion of the 18th-century Enlightenment.

A municipal cultural center here on France's border with Switzerland organized a reading of a 265-year-old play by Voltaire, whose writings helped lay the foundations of modern Europe's commitment to secularism. The play, "Fanaticism, or Mahomet the Prophet," uses the founder of Islam to lampoon all forms of religious frenzy and intolerance.

The production quickly stirred up passions that echoed the cartoon uproar. "This play...constitutes an insult to the entire Muslim community," said a letter to the mayor of Saint-Genis-Pouilly, signed by Said Akhrouf, a French-born café owner of Moroccan descent and three other Islamic activists representing Muslim associations. They demanded the performance be cancelled.

Instead, Mayor Hubert Bertrand called in police reinforcements to protect the theater. On the night of the December reading, a small riot broke out involving several dozen people and youths who set fire to a car and garbage cans. It was "the most excitement we've ever had down here," says the socialist mayor.

The dispute rumbles on, playing into a wider debate over faith and free-speech. Supporters of Europe's secular values have rushed to embrace Voltaire as their standard-bearer.

A debate on Swiss television last month degenerated into a shouting match when the director of the Saint-Genis-Pouilly performance accused a prominent Muslim of campaigning to censor Voltaire in the past. The two men also have traded insults in the French media.

Meanwhile, the name Voltaire -- and the Enlightenment tradition he embodies -- has frequently been cited by pundits across Europe commenting on the Danish cartoon furor.

"Help us Voltaire. They've gone mad," read a headline last month in France Soir, a daily newspaper.

Editors in France, Germany and elsewhere have explained their decision to reprint the drawings by pointing to principles enshrined in a statement often attributed to Voltaire: "I disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it." Voltaire said something similar, but the phrase was coined in 1906 by a biographer of Voltaire to sum up the French writer's views.

"Fanaticism," the play that stirred the ruckus in Saint-Genis-Pouilly, portrays Muhammad as a ruthless tyrant bent on conquest. Its main theme is the use of religion to promote and mask political ambition.

For Voltaire's Muslim critics, the play reveals a centuries-old Western distortion of Islam. For his fans, it represents a manifesto for liberty and reason.

64 zombie  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:50:42pm
#51 mjk
#22
I would go complete with my IDF T shirt, but that's the night of my Bible Study. Learning about the Almighty always wins out over making fun of those people.

Don't mean to be harsh, but if these people gain ascendancy, you won't be allowed Bible study any more. This is how the Left gained control of this country: while everybody was quietly indoors studying their Bibles, they brashly went out and seized control of the public discourse.

While you study your Bible, the very places you're reading about are being taken over by Muslim supremacists, aided by these ISM tools. Would you rather read about Bethlehem, or save Bethlehem?

It's not just "making fun of these people," it's trying to publicly shame them so they can't so openly and successfully raise money to send to Hamas to drive the Christians and Jews out of the Holy Land.

65 pat  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:50:59pm

Nite all. Off to dinner. Beef Stew with hot rice. .

66 realwest  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:52:46pm

Hey Charles - I think you need a clean up on Aisle
#112 of the Beach thread (posted here cause I thought you might actually see this here on the latest thread.

67 Ward Cleaver  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:53:21pm

Sh*t, what's next? A Rachel Corrie Edition Caterpillar tractor.

68 Earth2moonbat  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:53:45pm

This is so ironic it's downright magnetic.

69 TGregg  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:56:30pm

"No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please."

LOL. LOL. LOL.

70 Carl B  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 7:56:35pm

I'd like my pancakes rolled out extra flat, please.

71 alkmyst  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:01:16pm

#33 NYNana

including the French-Iranian woman, whose first name is Yalda.

Hmmm...

The bait's name, in Hebrew, "yalda" means child.

Fitting for crowd she runs with...

72 westbankmama  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:02:46pm

This is slightly OT, but very interesting. Hamas is worried about a "hostile takeover" by a new Shiite terrorist group in Gaza.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

They think that Iran and Hizbullah are trying to move in on their turf.

73 mattm  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:03:30pm
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black.

If that dosen't make you look like a bunch of radicals, what will. I'm sure the Denny's management will be thrilled with this bunch.

74 mineral  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:03:58pm

When you go to the front page you get:

"Vic IMC TIME OUT
IMC Victoria is taking a time-out to regroup and rebuild

There is a good chance something interesting will happen here. Sit back and watch. In the meantime, please understand if you see something loathsome in this space, it is a merely a reflection of some loathsome individual's thoughts. Get over it."

Looks like some kind of a set-up to me...


front page

75 alkmyst  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:10:45pm
#63 kay1212 3/5/2006 09:49PM PST

"This play...constitutes an insult to the entire Muslim community,"

THIS is an insult to all 'slimes:

"Allez vous faire enculer chez les imames, salles especes de pedes(philiaques)"

;-)

Oh, and I seriously almost spewed when I read the indymedia site...

Is it "pita", "pieta", or "pizza" that they're trying to convey with this?

76 Jim C.  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:11:57pm

#4 Mr. Den Beste, yes it does sound like communion. Especially the reference to her "precious body".

77 Ayatrollah  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:12:04pm

I'll have to gas up the dozer for a little drive by.

78 Promethea  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:12:36pm

#28 Mike C. . . .

Reality trumps fantasy every time.

These five words summarize all the wisdom that I've acquired in the past few decades. As a reader of science fiction, no matter how outrageous fantasy is--reality is even MORE outrageous.

Knowing this will help one get through all kinds of crazy times.

79 Carl in Jerusalem  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:13:21pm

ROTFL!

Charles, you just made my day!

80 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:17:04pm

#71 Alkmyst

I missed that...boker tov! Those yeledim need to be sent for some pancakes with 72 burned raisins.

Seriously, there will be more Jews in Fwance ,G-d forbid, who will meet his fate, if they do not leave quickly.

81 Promethea  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:19:30pm

#78 Promethea--my post . . .

An example of reality trumping fantasy--in Chicago on Caldwell Avenue there used to be a Ghengis Khan restaurant, i.e. a family Chinese restaurant named after one of history's most vicious mass murderers (wantonly destructive in terms of killings and gutting of thriving cities and irrigation projects).

Does anyone doubt that in 50 or 100 years, if not sooner, there'll be a family German restaurant in an everyday location called the Adolf Hitler?

82 Apu Pibat  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:23:00pm

Wild, uncontrollable laughter in 5,4,3,2,1...

Ahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Bwa-ha-hahahahahahahahahahaha!
Ahhhhh-hahahahahahahahahahaha!
Aughhhhh-hahahahahahahahahaha!

Pancake breakfast...Rachel Corrie...I'm dying over here!

83 snordhol  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:27:33pm

It's funny the kind of thing that put a smile on your face.

84 leftover54  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:28:02pm

NY Nana:

Our MSM has been all over the abduction/torture/rape of the pretty young lady in NYC (sounds like they may have their man though). Its so wrong that this poor fellas plight has rec'd. so little attention. Can't help but wonder "why" ?

/duh...

85 zombie  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:34:18pm
#81 Promethea
Does anyone doubt that in 50 or 100 years, if not sooner, there'll be a family German restaurant in an everyday location called the Adolf Hitler?

There already is one, if I recall, in Korea -- the Hitler Bar, or some such. Charles posted about here it way back in the day -- 2003 or thereabouts. I remember it, vaguely.

A family friend went on a business trip to Germany in the '80s and found himself in a small restaurant in the Bavarian mountains, and after all the other foreigners had left, the old owner woman came out from the kitchen and asked, "Have they all gone?" The patrons looked around, didn't notice my friend as a tourist, and said, "Yes, they've all gone!" So the owner then went over to a Bavarian snowscape painting on the wall, and flipped it over to reveal a portrait of Der Fuhrer! Everyone shouted a quick "Siegheil!" and went back to eating.

Did I mention that this friend was Jewish?

86 alkmyst  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:35:21pm
#80 NY Nana 3/5/2006 10:17PM PST

Seriously, there will be more Jews in Fwance ,G-d forbid, who will meet his fate, if they do not leave quickly.

From what I understand, real estate inquiries from Fwance have spiked in the past few weeks...

They may be (somewhat) French, but they ain't stoopid...

gotta bounce...

mmmm... I'm thinking some nice maple syrup, although the Saint (pressure be upon her) is one pancake I'd never eat

/ewwwww

87 rayra[deleted]  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:38:51pm
88 Spiny Norman  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:39:29pm

#4 Steven Den Beste

They're having a pancake breakfast to remember a girl who was run over by a bulldozer?

It almost sounds like leftist communion. "This is my body, smashed flat for thee etc."

#76 Jim C.

#4 Mr. Den Beste, yes it does sound like communion. Especially the reference to her "precious body".

Moonbat communions? "Precious body"? Urk... what's next, some sort of Mother Gaia Earth-Goddess midnight séance?

Smashed flat for thee... LMAO!

89 Jack Reacher  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:40:12pm
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs...

Mine's at the cleaners. I'll just wear my "declear the crudase and unite" t-shirt.

No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

Oh, they'll be provided at the site? Cool.

90 Max DarkSide  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:42:26pm
The Public is invited to a memorial pancake breakfast at Denny's Restaurant on Douglas Street near Finlayson, 10 am

Sorry, but I'll still be dozing at that time.


REALLY BAD. Sorry, I couldn't resist posting that at LeftyMedia.

91 cbinflux  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:42:49pm

I wonder the owner of that Denny's. Many of the 24/7 breakfast places (IHOP's, etc.) in Memphis are Palestinian owned, operated and staffed.

They do not like questions on nationality, what it's like over there/here, etc...

92 Spiny Norman  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:45:38pm

#85 zombie

A family friend went on a business trip to Germany in the '80s and found himself in a small restaurant in the Bavarian mountains, and after all the other foreigners had left, the old owner woman came out from the kitchen and asked, "Have they all gone?" The patrons looked around, didn't notice my friend as a tourist, and said, "Yes, they've all gone!" So the owner then went over to a Bavarian snowscape painting on the wall, and flipped it over to reveal a portrait of Der Fuhrer! Everyone shouted a quick "Siegheil!" and went back to eating.

Did I mention that this friend was Jewish?

Leaving, what a great idea.

Sounds like the roadhouse in From Dusk Till Dawn...

Although that should be 'til, not till, as it is short for "until"...

93 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:45:57pm

#84 leftover54

One guess! Are you in NY also?

As I said, it was only a dead Jew; the torture, etc., he was put through? I cannot say what I am feeling. The words would get me in trouble. His family now must live with this for the rest of their lives.

#86 Alkmyst

mmmm... I'm thinking some nice maple syrup, although the Saint (pressure be upon her) is one pancake I'd never eat

/ewwwww

She ain't kosher, dude. I know it is not nice to speak ill of the dead ,but when someone like St Pancake comes along?

Re the Jews in Fwance? They cannot leave soon enough, and I am glad that they are waking up.

I soon will say layla tov!

94 freedomplow  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:46:32pm

(Hat tip: IDF Dave.)

Turn up your volume.

95 JonB  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:47:21pm

Would love to go to one of those Rachel Corrie memorial pancake things.

Loudly call out to the server: "Hey waiter, bring me out another stack of Rachels' and bring some blueberry sauce with 'em!"

96 Spiny Norman  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:48:32pm

#95 JonB

Would that be a Short Stack?

97 rayra[deleted]  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:49:19pm
98 Max DarkSide  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:52:17pm

Made pancakes on the weekend. One had something like Rachel's likeness on it. Thought about selling it on eBay, but I fed it to the CAT instead.

99 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:57:03pm

#87 Rayra

So true...somehow bringing up ones' children to be homicide bombers is reprehensible...here they would be considered child abusers and also molestors.

The way that boy was murdered? My 4 kids are all at least 10 years older...and to think of how he was tortured? If my kids wonder why I am hugging them tighter when they come over, it will be because I realize how blessed we are to be in this country, and they are not targets...and the suffering of his parents? Unimaginable.

Fwance still has, IIRC, the largest Jewish community in Eurabia, but that will not be a fact much longer.

100 least  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 8:59:42pm

Will they have a "MoonsOverMyHammy" special?
BLT's all around!

101 da lai lager  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 9:04:17pm

Boycott Dennys

102 NY Nana  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 9:27:35pm

#94 freedomplow

G-d bless President Bush; that is so hard to listen to; we are a bit over 6 months from the 5th anniversary.

I can never forget, as I see the empty space ,whenever I forget not to look when we go over a bridge....

In my mind, I still picture him speaking with a bullhorn to the emergency workers, and how brave he was to actually be there, in the open...

103 tradewind  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 9:41:53pm

Big bucks for the person who shows up sporting one of those ' Hi, My Name Is ' tags filled in with ' Saint Pancake '.

104 Truth Junkie  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 9:47:39pm

#78 Promethia


G.K. Chesterton said:
"Fact is stranger than fiction, because we create fiction to suit ourselves."

I like to say that the reason 'Truth is stranger than fiction' is because it has a better author.

106 deepdiver  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 9:54:01pm

Good morning lizards,

it's almost 0900hrs here in Malta - and I just figured what I'm gonna have for breakfast - when I stop laughing that is!

Mwahahaha ('insensitive' laugh)
deepdiver

107 littleoldlady  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 10:41:11pm

Boy, this "living in an alternate universe" stuff is getting harder to do everyday. Reality is beating out my making-it-up-as-I-go-along world ... hands down!

108 gonzo  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 10:43:56pm

I guess it won't be biscuits for breakfast today...

109 tradewind  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 10:47:07pm

#105,kb

The last link will make a cute desktop for a day or so, thanks....

110 littleoldlady  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 10:55:22pm

#108 gonzo,

Good thing 'Nam Grunt knows how to make pancakes! ;-)

111 gonzo  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 11:05:30pm

#110 LOL

If they're Corrie cakes, I hope he picks out the gravel!

112 Dar ul Harb  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 11:13:10pm

Crêpes, anyone?

113 littleoldlady  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 11:16:11pm

HOTCAKES!

But what made it a more volatile act was that by declining for now to offend with the play, the theater violated the most sacred principles of our artistic temples.

Those principles are: Thou shalt offend, thou shalt test limits, thou shalt cause controversy. If there is an artistic orthodoxy in the West, it is that good art is iconoclastic and provocative, and that any pull back from this orthodoxy is cowardly and craven. In this distended context, the New York Theater Workshop's act was heretical.

Pot, meet kettle.

114 abu mazgan  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 11:22:19pm

Oy! Denny's is not halal!

115 jfromfolsomca  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 11:29:24pm

Thanks Charles! I needed a good laugh to end the week.

j

116 gaby  Sun, Mar 5, 2006 11:40:34pm

Perhaps Rachel Corrie memorial committee was infiltrated by a lizardoid with a sense of humor.

117 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:09:17am

Those who are tardy do not get fruit cup!

Good morning, afternoon, evening *everyone*!™

118 Omega  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:10:47am

Whew... as long as its not an IHOP.

I like IHOP.

119 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:16:21am

Well, no fruit cup for me, then. Sorry - had a meeting that ran late (surprise, surprise). Good morning, dead thread.

120 Fenway_Nation  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:28:25am

The Rachel Corrie Pancake Breakfast? Good god that's a hard act to follow...what's could possibly top that? The Uday and Qusay Hussein Memorial Turkey Shoot? The Sheikh Yassin Memorial Barbecue?

No......I'm sorry.....this takes the (pan)cake

121 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:32:51am

Good morning, people.

What's on the agenda today? :-)

I'm making truck rental arrangements for Saturday and taking my car to the body shop to have the front bumper component replaced (ran over truck tire tread last week).

122 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:35:32am

hiya nonic!

Your day sounds much more exciting than mine.

:-)

123 Fenway_Nation  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:36:17am

Yassir Arafat Memorial Blood drive, maybe....?

/still nothing

124 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:40:53am

nonic

Well, glad to hear you're getting the trucking arranged, anyway. What did you do RE the furniture situation ?

125 St. Pancake  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:46:17am

Oh, lol. Another St. Pancake thread. Very amusing. I must say.

126 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:51:37am

Hi, {littleoldlady}
Hi, Mike :-)

Re trucks, we decided to rent two cargo vans and borrow a friend's pick-up. Major advantage is RELIABILITY and cost will be good.

Re furniture, moving in without any. Ha, ha. It'll be fun.

I HAVE a dining table, so I plan to get the plastic deck chairs now and use those until I get the real chairs. Will buy mattresses and have those delivered on move-in day.

So, everybody will have something to sleep on and to sit down to eat on. It'll work.

(Already have had some trouble with LGF preview-post-load. And I have something I want to put up. So, let's see if I can do that.)

127 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:52:20am

Am I the only one having technical troubles with this site today?

128 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:54:11am

On WSJ editorial page today....

Babies Win Wars, by Gunnar Heinsohn (professor of sociology at Bremen University)

Talks about European population decline versus muslim population growth, gives some interesting historical data going back to the 1400's. Interesting statement about that....

Throughout the 1400s, outbreaks of bubonic plague and pressure from conquering Muslim armies reduced Europe's population to 40 million from 70 million.

“Pressure from conquering muslim armies”? What sort of "pressure" was that exactly, hmmm?

Concludes with....

In some ways, the faster Europe collapses the better it will be for the U.S., whose chances of defeating global terrorism would improve by a panic-driven influx of the Old World's best, brightest and bravest ready to strengthen it economically and militarily.
The alternative to the terrorism of the Islamist [second sons] will not be peace but -- as it was for their "Christianist" predecessors in Peru, Mexico and India -- conquest. Terror is merely conquest's little brother.
129 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:55:09am

#127 littleoldlady

Nope.

130 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:58:17am

Whew! As long as it's not just my computer!

#128 nonic,

“Pressure from conquering muslim armies”? What sort of "pressure" was that exactly, hmmm?

Death pressure. You know...the pressure you have when you're trying to stay alive and people are hell-bent on killing you.

131 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:58:38am

# 126 nonic

Perhaps that's for the best. I'd recommend that, regardless of style, you buy quality furniture. Well-made and durable stuff, that is. Better to camp out for a while until you can get that done properly than to rush into something that costs just as much and turns out to be less than optimal. Not to mention, you have to be in a room for a while before it becomes obvious to you what might work best. At least it does for me.

# 126 nonic and # 127 littleoldlady

The site is acting a bit funky from here, too.

132 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:07:53am

According to Drudge, a foreign company manages Indianapolis International Airport – including responsibility for law enforcement. [Link: www.drudgereport.com...]

The same company, BAA International LLC, owns and operates seven airports in the United Kingdom including Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports serving London.

133 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:14:27am

#132 nonic,

I think they're Brits. (I would have posted the link I found but it threatened to roger the page, so I refrained. Enough problems already!)

134 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:14:43am

Well, hell - time for some food. Haven't had any Indian in a long time, so perhaps that. Back in a bit.

135 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:15:32am

Morning Youse'all from "cool" (32 degrees) and about to be sunny, New Yor City!
What's this chatter I've read about the site acting
funky?

136 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:15:44am

#131 Mike

"Better to camp out for a while." That's what I figure. Plus, I HAVE TO wait, anyway, since I'm going to use a withdrawal from my pension (part of divorce settlement) to buy furniture, and WON'T have that till probably the end of the month.

Re quality.... There's 2 kinds of furniture I want to buy. Some that I figure I'll be using the rest of my life, 20-25 years? (my bedroom, living room) and some that will be used by adult sons who will be out and on their own in a few years.

For them, I'd like to get stuff that's good enough that they can take it with them when they leave to start out with, but obviously I'm not going to sink major bucks into stuff that they may not want to keep.

137 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:19:10am

MSNBC: Hillary Clinton 'unaware' of Bill's Dubai ties

Hillary Clinton, a leading opponent of DP World's takeover of some US port operations, was this week forced to admit that she did not know her husband had advised Dubai leaders on how to handle the growing dispute.
But former President Bill Clinton's ties to Dubai and the United Arab Emirates should not have come as a surprise to his New York senator wife.
Mrs Clinton's own senatorial financial disclosure forms reveal that her husband earned $450,000 giving speeches in Dubai in 2002.
Officials from the UAE also donated between $500,000 and $1m to fund Mr Clinton's presidential library in Arkansas.
138 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:20:51am

#135 {realwest}

Hiya, bud.

I had some early-on trouble, but it seems to be okay now.

139 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:25:49am

#138 nonic - morning back atchca! This is just a drive by posting, as I'm still sleeping as I type this! ALl your puter problems seem gone now? And I think Mike C. said something about he was having trouble too?

140 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:32:53am

So they had these Oscar thingies last night, huh?

List of winners from USA Today

The only pics I saw were Narnia (best make-up) and Penquins (documentary).

I did buy Walk the Line (best actress), on its way from amazon. Boy, they brought that out fast.

I see that Robert Altman got an honorary. They must be expecting him to die.

Robert Altman did one of my favorite pics Cookie's Fortune and another that I like very much Gosford Park.

141 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:33:42am

Hmmm - talk about a "Dead Thread"! Well then, back to my pre-breakfast nap - hope to see youse'all later!

142 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:35:50am

#139 realwest

Yeah, I'm driving by, too. This whole week I have to be more industrious and get ready for the move on Saturday.

Yeah, computer seems okay now. I don't know what happened to littleoldlady. She said she had problems, and now where is she?

littleoldladeeeooooo!

143 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:37:38am

When Mike goes off for brekkies (or din-din, whatever his time zone), I wish he'd at least leave us his socks.

144 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:37:50am

You yodeled?

145 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:40:14am

Frankly, I'm glad Mike took his socks with him.

Trying to screw my head on for the day and [ALREADY] forgot my first few tasks. That's what comes from waking up at 1:30 (for no reason).

146 RedWhiteAndJew  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:41:23am

I understand keynote speakers Jack Flap and Suzette Crêpe will be appearing.

147 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:47:59am
There will be a reading of selections from Ms. Corrie’s letters and diary, followed by a ceremony at Topaz Park, where a stone cairn will be erected in her honour.

forgive my ignorance, I had to look Stone carin up...

Uh Oh...Paws In Parks Topaz Park could be a problem, a big pile of rocks in park area where:

As part of a one year pilot program, eight parks in Victoria now have distinct areas and times to exercise licensed dogs off-leash. The Paws in Parks program has been developed to balance and accommodate the needs of all park users, including dogs.

Topaz, Oswald, Arbutus, Victoria West park, Alexander, Redfern, Gonzales Beach and Clover Point to Dallas Road at Douglas Street have specific areas and times for dogs to exercise off-leash provided they remain under their owner's control.


we all KNOW what will happen there.
A Rachel Corrie memorial where Ψ piss be upon her Ψ will be forever true...
-- DRG --....
;>P

148 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:51:23am

Bah! Any self-respecting Caterpillar could knock that stone cairn down.

/thanks for looking it up, drg. too lazy myself. ;-)

149 ibmkeyboard  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:51:55am
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black.

i enjoy eating pancakes in the nude,
not her,
me.

150 ibmkeyboard  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:56:31am

pancakes and near beer,
support the palislime people.

151 tigger2005  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:56:44am

# 12 gromster

Hey, Chirac, those values that provide the basis for our common existence are WESTERN values.

Are you saying our values our superior to theirs? That they should adopt our values? I call cultural imperialism!

152 Powderfinger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:57:52am

Here's the appropriate attire for the meal service.

153 Powderfinger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:59:07am

Transportation will be provided by Spatula City.

154 ibmkeyboard  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:59:52am
Officials from the UAE also donated between $500,000 and $1m to fund Mr Clinton's presidential library in Arkansas.

Yeah,
they added a bedroom.

155 Goddessoftheclassroom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:01:10am

#151 tigger2005

I used to feel guilty when I felt that America and Western values were superior, as if I was a snob or a bigot.

Now, older and wiser, I proudly say, yes, our values ARE superior. Our values recognized the worth of each person and create a society that strives for justice, freedom, and peace. It allows dissent and creativity, and rewards each according to his achievements.

No, we're not perfect and sometimes fall short of our goals, but our goals are in place.

156 tigger2005  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:05:01am

I wonder how many will order bacon or ham. Or will they abstain out of respect for their Muslim overlords?

157 ibmkeyboard  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:06:26am

152 Powderfinger

Are they wearing Michigan green,
Spartan hats.

roflol.

158 Ann  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:07:30am

Protest at UNC this morning.

Against political correctness.

UNC-Chapel Hill student leaders said that Monday's protest is aimed at the reluctance of the university to label Friday's incident as an act of terrorism.
159 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:15:16am

UN watchdog meets on Iran in Security Council prelude
Sun Mar 5, 2006 06:37 PM ET By Mark Heinrich

VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. atomic watchdog's board of governors meets on Monday to weigh Iran's snub of calls to curb nuclear activity, opening the way to possible U.N. Security Council action over concerns Tehran covertly seeks atom bombs.


Bawahahahahha...
-- DRG --....
;>P

160 lykeios  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:15:46am

Oh wow.

Irony surrenders.

161 ibmkeyboard  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:18:00am

ann 158

mohammed was a good guy.

"I think (what Taheri-azar did) is extreme," said Dan VanAtta, a friend of the suspect. "But then again, I don't know what was going through his head. … Mohammed was a good guy."

his SUV (saudie urban vehicle),
filled with muslim gas,
ran over the kids,

and will be used in his defense.

162 lykeios  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:18:28am

No weapons? How can you peacefully demonstrate without weapons?!

And am I allowed to wear my Hamas headband with my black ski-mask and kaffiah?

And will there be American and Israeli flags provided for burning, or is it a BYOF event?

163 tigger2005  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:20:54am

I think that Denny's is slated for demolition that day, to make way for an interstate bypass.

The Caterpillars will be there at 10 a.m. sharp. Will the Rachelites lie down in front of the restaurant to prevent the bulldozing, like Arthur Dent in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" ?

164 [Engineer]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:22:07am

#158 Ann

UNC-Chapel Hill student leaders said that Monday's protest is aimed at the reluctance of the university to label Friday's incident as an act of terrorism.

The poor man was just acting out his feelings. We just need to understand him better.

/there, did I do it right?


Hey, I got some of those Jimmy Dean Skillets you suggested. Haven't tried them yet, but they look good.

165 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:26:23am

#155 Goddess

Consider also, Western fine art and serious music. And literature. Our art and music, from the Medieval period, the Renaissance and after was often (usually) based on glorifying the Judeo-Christian God.

Today, regardless of one's opinion about the religious motivation, who will deny the sheer beauty and genius of Mozart, Michaelangelo, or Milton or Donne, which were an expression of Western values (belief in the Judeo-Christian God).

Where and what is the islamic equivalent?

166 hiker  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:27:36am

Too funny!

167 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:31:30am

Croatian Serb leader Babic commits suicide in jail
Mon Mar 6, 2006 07:07 AM ET

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Former rebel Croatian Serb leader Milan Babic has committed suicide in jail in The Hague where he was being held to testify against another top Croatian Serb, the U.N. war crimes tribunal said on Monday.

The tribunal said in a statement that Babic was found dead in his cell at the U.N. detention unit on Sunday evening.

"The Dutch authorities were called immediately. After conducting an investigation, they confirmed that the cause of death was suicide," the statement said, adding that Tribunal President Judge Fausto Pocar had ordered an internal inquiry.

The tribunal did not say how Babic had killed himself.


-- DRG --....
;>P

168 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:35:42am

No doubt shot himself in the head...3 or 4 times.

169 Mike C.'s Sock Puppet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:36:54am

Hey ! What the hell was all that trash talk about socks earlier, hmm ? Sounds like clothing bigotry to me. I am offended ! A fatwa upon you ! Oh, and I want lots and lots of money, too. Them Mogolian hookers ain't cheap, you know. But we sock puppets are not extremists, nor are we venegeful. $ 50 million ought to do it (small bills, please) , and we will trust you to slit your own throats in repentance. Oh, and a couple cases of brewskies wouldn't go wrong, either.

170 SlothB77  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:40:11am

How many memorial ceremonies have to include the message "no weapons, drugs, etc"? Unreal.

171 SlothB77  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:41:16am

I think this deserves some photoshop submissions by astute LGF members.

172 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:45:33am

an article from the seething leftist dram queen drama blogging from Iran:
Collision course with the West?
Monday, 06 March 2006

News from Iran: Attempts at the weekend to avert a crisis ahead of Monday's meetings of the International Atomic Energy Agency have come to nothing.

As diplomats meet in Vienna, a referral to the UN security council the likely outcome. All this week Channel 4 News comes live from a country seemingly on a collision course with the West.

Sandwiched between Afghanistan and Iraq with nuclear Pakistan and Israel beyond, its alleged aspiration for an atomic bomb has huge implications for a region where the West has invested unparalleled political, economic and military capital.

And as the world's second highest oil producer, sanctions or any military action will impact across the world.

As enrichment continues apace South East of here at the Natance nuclear facility, Our international editor Lindsey Hilsum joined pro-nuclear protestors today at the burial place of the father of the Iranian revolution Ayatollah Kohmenei.

The President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was supposed to be there too, but failed to make an appearance.


a target-rich enviroment no doubt kept him away !...
-- DRG --....
;>P

173 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:45:57am

# 177 SlothB77

Well, put it in context, or at least the weapons part. I don't think the Denny's management would appreciate a traditional Palestinian memorial service, with lots of automatic weapons fire. Takes selling one hell of a lot of pancakes to replace the entire roof, you know. On the other hand, I have no bloody idea what the objection to alcohol and drugs is about. No BYOB ? Bummer, dude.

174 nonic  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:47:30am

#169

O, most Merciful Puppet (lint never be upon you), unworthy as I am, I implore you (may sweat never soil your holiness) to see that this submissive one desired your presence (#143).

It was that evil infidel (at #145) who so arrogantly and ignorantly dissed your greatness. (And where's her burka, huh?)

----

Did you ever notice how often muslim whiners complain about Western "ignorance"? Incidentally.

175 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:53:10am

#171 SlothB77 3/6/2006 04:41AM PST

How many memorial ceremonies have to include the message "no weapons, drugs, etc"? Unreal.


all of the flyers for the Sunday Morning Harley rallies I attend have that statement ..
-- DRG --....
;>P

176 doppelganglander  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:53:33am

Good morning, lizards! Well, doesn't this article peg the irony meter? I really needed the laugh today.

I don't remember who was here the other morning when we were discussing Kennewick Man, but Time magazine's cover story this week is on that very topic: Rediscovering the New World. The link takes you to a summary on CNN; for the full article, you have to subscribe (or shell out 3 bucks at the newsstand, as I will).

177 Bob's Kid  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:58:02am

Ah, the dead thread can always be a source of merriment to start my day!

178 alkmyst  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:03:57am

And the Oscar for best terrorist front mouthpiece goes to.....


-drumroll....


"Brokeback Pancake"!

179 Bob's Kid  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:04:19am
or shell out 3 bucks at the newsstand, as I will).

Or have your librarian daughter bring it home for free! :)

/I do have to give it back, though.

180 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:04:31am

#169

NO WAY, HOSE-AY! No steenkin' sock is gonna talk to me that way!

Put up your...um...FABRICS!

181 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:06:18am

Uh, Charles ? What's up with the site this AM ? Earlier in the dead thread, people were reporting problems. And it keeps hanging on this side of the globe as well, so it's not just some individual PC problem. Inquiring minds want to know.

182 alkmyst  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:07:21am

Bill Levinson pointed this out...

International Solidarity Movement distributes Rachel Corrie cards

The International Solidarity Movement is using an intelligent propaganda distribution system that deserves examination and possibly imitation. The Palestine Solidarity Movement is now distributing Rachel Corrie cards for people to distribute in their communities.

There's already plenty of photoshopped stuff around - maybe someone could deliver a short stack of cards there?

/"I'll trade you the flag burning card for that one with the steamroller from PDM..."

183 Luigi  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:07:53am

There are some very interesting comments following the press release.

When you are more useful to your friends dead than alive, it is time to find new friends QUICKLY.

...

The Palestinians have a track record for using their own people for suicide missions without their knowledge or consent, so why not kill Rachel Corrie as well?
1. "Sending Children off to die." In March 2004, Palestinian terrorists gave 11-year-old Abdullah Quran a shrapnel bomb (without his knowledge, which emphasizes the importance of never accepting any kind of package from a stranger at an airport) which they could detonate by remote control. Israeli soldiers saved the innocent boy's life by finding the bomb but the lesson is clear. Palestinian terrorists are willing to murder Muslim boys by using them as unwitting bombs, so they're obviously willing to kill infidel American women if that will help them make propaganda.
2. "World Watch" by Ian Black (The Guardian) reminds us of this one as well: " Looking back to 1986, to the case of a Jordanian called Nezar Hindawi, some curious parallels emerge. Hindawi duped his Irish girlfriend, pregnant with his child, into trying to board an El Al plane at Heathrow with a bomb he had secretly hidden in her luggage."
3. Conclusion: Rachel Corrie, a female and an infidel (and therefore worth little more than a domestic animal to many Islamofascists, noting that Saudi law values a Christian female at one-quarter the value of a Muslim male) was expendible. The only remaining question is how much of a role the Palestine Solidarity Movement had in "expending" her.


That comment is followed by this somewhat self-aware comment

I know that Corrie got flattened like a pancake by a Killdozer, but is this real? this seems way way way too funny to be real.
184 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:08:26am

#181 Mikey,

Yeah, it's happening again. (All my good come-backs to Socky got chewed up in cyberspace.)

SHHHH! Charles is still asleep!

185 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:09:13am

Good Morning again Youse'all!
Hey Mike C. - just sent you an e-mail about this;
FINALLY got LGF to open and it looks funky too.
BTW, since it's only about 5:07 AM Charles' time,
I don't think he's gonna be awake to help out just yet.
SO how's things in the PRC?

186 Mike C.'s Sock Puppet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:10:56am

# 180 lol

Watch it, old lady. You have no idea of our powers. Or our numbers. Think back for a moment to how many socks have mysteriously vanished from your laundry, eh ? Where do you think they all went , hmm ? We could overwhelm you and your ilk from sheer weight alone, never mind the horrible smell. Socks Ahkbar !

187 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:17:08am

#158 Ann - Hi Ann (if you're still around)! Yeah forget ALL the evidnece, goodness me we can't have any bad karma against terrorism at UNC Chapel Hill, now can we?
I Would've sworn this would't happen in North Carolina; guess I was wrong.

188 Mike C.'s Sock Puppet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:17:36am

# 185 realwest

Got your e-mail. Things have been a bit dodgey RE the LGF connection this AM, as noted by several folks above. Don't know what's up with that. Yeah, I know it's early for Charles, but I figure he might just scan these dead threads for stuff adresed to him, so best to notify him that things seem to be less than optimal. Everything is just (Peking) ducky here in the PRC.

189 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:17:58am

Palestinian leader shows a softer side of Hamas
BY DION NISSENBAUM
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

GAZA, Gaza Strip -- Had Israel's quarter-ton bomb been a bit bigger, Ismail Haniyeh might have gone down in history three years ago as a minor Hamas figure killed in a surgical strike aimed at the militant group's leadership.

Instead, the fisherman's son who survived attempted assassination, exile and imprisonment has emerged as the softer, pragmatic face of Hamas as it moves into power.


enough to make you choke on your pancake...
Bwahahahaha !......
Ψ peanut butter upon him Ψ
-- DRG --....
;>P

190 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:20:18am

" to celebrate the life and untimely death of Rachel Corrie, Peace Activist with the International Solidarity Movement." How the hell is ISM gonna celebrate without guns, alcohol and drugs? I mean, really.
Maybe they believe in a new form of martyrdom - eat at Denny's 3 times a day until your arteries harden and you get what doctors like to call a "cardiac event"!

191 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:21:14am

RE # 188

Cripes ! Go to take a leak and the stinky little bastard is answering my e-mail for me !

192 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:23:24am

#188 Mike C.'s Sock Puppet -"Everything is just (Peking) ducky here in the PRC." AHA! What have you done with Mike C. heh? He would never make such a horrible pun. Where'd I put that Tide with bleach alternative...I'll get Mike freed from the clutches of this sock puppet of his!

193 Bob's Kid  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:23:48am
Cripes ! Go to take a leak and the stinky little bastard is answering my e-mail for me !

That's a sock puppet for ya!

194 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:24:09am

# 190 realwest

Oh, come on - that's a bit harsh. Okay, I'll give you the drugs and alcohol, especially the drugs. But let's be honest - most of those folks wouldn't know one end of a gun from the other.

195 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:24:24am

#186

DARN you, Socky! I'm going to RINSE your mouth out with CLOROX. You keep AGITATING me like that and I'll introduce you to the SUPER HEAVYDUTY CYCLE of violence. DRYER men than you have tried and failed to CLEAN my clock.

/You messin' with The Queen of Laundry? Ha. Next stop paint-rag!

(You know, we could also try to IRON out our differences...)

196 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:24:51am

#189 dustyroadguy 3/6/2006 05:17AM PST
Corrected link to:Palestinian leader shows a softer side of Hamas
my bad ...
-- DRG --....
;>P

197 Carl in Jerusalem  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:25:48am

Good Morning Dead Threaders!

The Arab parties are running for the Israeli Knesset on an Islamist platform.

Hamas and the PA are 'upset' that there is a new Shi'ite radical group that is taking hold in the PA-controlled territories.

Think there's a connection?

198 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:26:45am

#195 littleoldlady - whoa someone woke up fiesty this morning, didn't she? Paint Rag - gack the ultimate thread to a sock puppet!

;>)

199 Mike C.'s Sock Puppet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:28:34am

# 195 lol

Oh, good God ! Don't tell me you iron socks ! NOBODY is that A-R !

200 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:31:38am

#197 Carl in Jerusalem - You Have to be kidding us:
" But the Islamic turn here has alarmed a coalition of Zionist parties, which narrowly failed last week to have the United Arab List disqualified from the March 28 elections for advocating the creation of an Islamic state in Israel."

Please say I misread your blog. PLEASE!

201 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:32:26am

#199

Ohhhhhhh! Did that scare you? GOOD!

/I do have an iron. Lord only knows where it is...

202 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:32:44am

Ooh ! I see John Bolton called a spade a spade. Again.

203 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:32:53am

No drugs and alcohol, of course. Hamas would't approve.

But does "no weapons" include bomb belts? What about the ones the Hamas kids wear at rallies?

I think I'll go to St. Alfonso's pancake breakfast instead.

204 Bob's Kid  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:32:59am
DARN you, Socky! I'm going to RINSE your mouth out with CLOROX. You keep AGITATING me like that and I'll introduce you to the SUPER HEAVYDUTY CYCLE of violence. DRYER men than you have tried and failed to CLEAN my clock.

/You messin' with The Queen of Laundry? Ha. Next stop paint-rag!
(You know, we could also try to IRON out our differences...)

Heheheeh. Just the thing to get me off to work in a good humor. Accreditation team on campus all week, so it's going to be a pain for the next few days. Wish I could just call in sick all darn week.

205 Peacekeeper  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:33:11am

Good Morning!

206 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:34:16am

# 201 littleoldlady

What is this "iron" thing you speak of ?

207 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:35:18am

Good Morning Lizards. Hope everyone had a nice weekend.

No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

When that has to be part of the announcement, you know you are dealing with a very strange group of people.

I recently bought some pancake breakfast tickets for a boy scout fundraiser in town here. I just checked the tickets and they are for March 12th as well. I find the contrast striking of the two events striking.

I also find the tribute for Corrie interesting.

There will be a reading of selections from Ms. Corrie’s letters and diary, followed by a ceremony at Topaz Park, where a stone cairn will be erected in her honour.

More fitting would be a cement slab in the shape of a pancake, next to a dunce cap.

208 Peacekeeper  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:36:46am

No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

What good are pancakes without beer?

209 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:39:52am

Good Morning {All}!

210 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:41:03am

Tiger Woods gets a $ 3,000,000 US "appearance fee" for playing in the Dubai tournament. Is there a doctor, cancer researcher or any other really useful person in the world that makes $ 3 mil for simply showing up for a week ? I think not. Mind you, I don't blame Tiger for taking the $ 3 mil - he'd be nuts not to. But it strikes me that things are just a wee bit distorted here.

211 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:41:16am

I thought alchol WAS a drug...

212 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:41:28am

#204 Bob's Kid,

Doesn't sound like fun. :-( Good luck!

213 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:41:40am

G'day from Down Under

Funny and strange thread discussions elsewhere today/yesterday -


But I'm glad I'm here with the Night Shift on this Tuesday early morning! :-)

Realwest - you wont' credit this - your reply went through to Michael's email not mine even though it was sent from my address His Outlook is playing up so I only managed to open it earlier today before work

Isn't that the strangest thing? Must ask a computer expert here why this could happen

214 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:41:51am
215 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:42:10am

#206 Mike C. - I too have heard of this iron thing, but not in conjunction with say, jeans or a sweat shirt, much less SOCKS?
I think your sock puppet is in deep water here, my friend - hot, deep water!

216 bunker buster  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:42:28am

BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!

*gasp* *gasp*

BWAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA!

Whew!

*wipes eyes*

Boy, I sure needed that first thing on a Monday!

217 Sean II  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:42:59am

Where I stole the margarin...

218 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:43:07am

Mike C-

All professional athletes make too much money, and it's hard not to blame any of them for taking what their given. At least Tiger is a guy you can let your kids look up to.

219 littleoldlady  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:44:16am

So what day is it, anyway? Monday or Tuesday?

Either way [verybigsigh] I'd better get moving [muchlargersigh].

Good day, ALL!

{Peacekeeper!}

220 LSD  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:45:13am

OT: 'We never thought it could happen in New York'
Sunni group’s slurs at annual Shia procession seen by some as ominous sign of religious friction

Istafa Naqvi of Dix Hills was stunned to see the small knot of angry young men waving placards as he and several thousand fellow Shia Muslims walked along Park Avenue in midtown last month in their annual religious procession.

"Enemies of Islam!" one man shouted at the group. "Kaffir," yelled another, using the Arabic word for infidel.

Many of the Shia flinched as they got close enough to read the signs carried by members of a fringe Sunni group called The Islamic Thinkers Society. "Shia are NOT Muslims!" said one. "Shia is made of superstitious elements of Judaism," declared another. Police moved in to break up a shoving match.

"We never thought it could happen in New York," said Naqvi, president of a Shah E Najaf Islamic Center in Brentwood. "In other countries, yes. But not here. We've had this procession for 20 years without any problems. It is very worrying."

221 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:46:39am

Just looked at LGF for first time this morning. I successfully avoided strong desire to laugh out loud so as to not look psychotic to the office.

Rachel Corrie Pancake Breakdast.


Pass the strawberry preserves!

222 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:49:00am

#213 aussiemagpie - I'll credit it ok (meaning believe it, yes?) but you better check with either your ISP or your e-mail provider, somehow e-mail is being sent to one e-mail addy and is being bounced to another; you sure you or Michael didn't set it up for your e-mail to be forwarded at some point for some reason and have forgotten to turn the forwarding device off?
ANYWAY - how are you doing lil roo - how's your daughter coming along with the diagnosis?

223 Greg  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:49:14am

This is gotta be a joke? Are the moonbats that dense that we would turn this into mocking fodder on all blogs....

Pancakes and muz-zies....hmmm....probably need some of their thousands of victims blood as ingrediants for the batter....be especially halal then....

/sarcasm off

224 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:49:19am

Good Morning {Chopped Liver #2}!

225 Carl in Jerusalem  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:49:43am

# 200 realwest

What do you think you misread? Last week, a coalition of Zionist parties tried to have the United Arab list disqualified as a racist list. They failed. That should not surprise you. The only party that has ever been disqualified from running in the Israeli parliamentary elections on the grounds that it was 'racist' was Meir Kahane's Kach party (and its progeny).

******

Question for all of you on the pancake breakfast:

I hope they're going to be serving chocolate chip pancakes. Otherwise, it'll be racist....

/ducking

226 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:52:23am

#220 LSD - Holy guano! DIX HILLS? That's out in Suffolk county, Long Island (about 40 miles west of NYC) and is a neighborhood of mostly VERY upscale housing and well to do residents!
Frickin' Islam is everywhere you turn these days.

227 American Infidel[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:53:16am
228 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:53:21am
229 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:54:17am

#210 Mike C.

Tiger Woods gets a $ 3,000,000 US "appearance fee" for playing in the Dubai tournament. Is there a doctor, cancer researcher or any other really useful person in the world that makes $ 3 mil for simply showing up for a week ? I think not.

How would you go about changing this situation?

#214 savage station

I hope that **** is roasting in Hell on a spit slowly with an apple in her mouth. And woe be to the one who spout off praises to her in my presence.

While you use much stronger language than I would, I have to agree with your sentiment.

230 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:54:19am

#225 Carl in Jerusalem - I mean, how can Israel have a Taliban type Islamic party running in elections? That's almost a suicide wish.

231 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:54:19am

# 218 W-lover

All evidence I've seen seems to indicate that Tiger Woods is a relatively decent human being. So is the guy that picks up the trash at my house every week. In any case, I would hope my children and grandchildren can look up just a bit higher than people who play with balls for inspiration. I hope I have influenced them to the point where they might at least consider doing something of actual importance with their lives. Show biz (and that includes sports) is the froth that floats on top of real life.

232 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:54:30am
233 sandspur  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:54:42am

WooHoo!
The WSJ reports this morning (subscription required) that a municipal cultural center in a Saint-Genis-Pouilly, France, revived a 265 year-old play by Voltaire, "Fanaticism, or Mahomet the Prophet". The play uses the founder of islam to lampoon all forms of religious frenzy and intolerance.Local Muslim activists demanded that the performance be cancelled, but Mayor Hubert Bertrand refused to back down and called in police reinforcements to protect the theatre. A small riot broke out, several dozen "yoots" torched a car and some garbage cans.
I guess there a a few real men left in Fwance. Vive le Mayor!
Also (unrelated to above)
Happy Michealangelo's birthday and

REMEMBER THE ALAMO!

234 Bob's Kid  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:55:36am
Doesn't sound like fun. :-( Good luck!

It ain't!

Happy Monday everyone, except Mike and Aussie and anyone else for whom it is Tuesday!

235 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:55:59am
236 Hulegu Khan  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:57:04am

At the Indymedia website we read,

We will never forget the day that an Israeli bulldozer battered and crushed your precious body.

I thought this story contains waaaay too much much irony to not be a joke but apparently it is true.

237 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:57:38am

#222 realwest

Yes I'll ask the provider Ozemail today

And Julie is still in hospital - had a lumbar puncture yesterday, she's having a colonoscopy today and on Thursday she's having a test i'd never heard of - she swallows this little capsule which is like a camera - sounds very science fiction to me

Then she has three days to start cortisone and methotrexate treatment and settle into a regime

So hopefully she'll be out of there by early next week

Thanks for asking after her - :-)

She knows about all my nightime friends on LGF!

238 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:58:27am

#201 littleoldlady

I do have an iron. Lord only knows where it is...

Well, it ain't at my house. Haven't seen the iron here since October. I do remember using it just before my daughter's wedding. (Thought I'd better spruce up a bit for that.)

Good morning everyone.

239 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:59:50am

# 229 3 wood

How would I go about changing this situation ? What, somebody died and left me in charge ? I'm not trying to change anything. I'm just expressing my contempt for those that think playing with a ball is something worth attention and money. But hey - if that floats your boat, by all means...

240 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:00:07am

#237 aussie

Oh my - your poor daughter! I will keep her in my thoughts and prayers.

241 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:00:36am

#224 W-lover

Hi Chopped Liver #2!

Didjahaveagoodweegend luv? :-)

242 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:00:48am

#231 Mike C-

I agree that there are better people than athletes & celebrities our kids should look up to. But Tiger shows kids that hard work & dedication can pay off...that's not so bad. That's a better message than they'd get from, say...Terrel Owens.


Most kids look up to their parents, but if they're not going to look up to Mom & Dad they should look up to someone who's been humble in the face of success.

243 ChicagoBlue  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:01:32am

Good Morning All!

Fabby weekend, even with the 2 inches of snow!

American Infidel ~ Good Morning neighbor!

244 American Infidel[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:01:48am
245 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:02:06am

Aussie-

I did have a nice weekend. You?

246 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:03:00am

# 234 Bob's Kid

Nah - just Monday evening here.

247 American Infidel[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:03:18am
248 doppelganglander  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:03:45am

#207 3 wood: On the interstate this morning I saw a vanity tag that said 8 iron. Was that a relative of yours?

249 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:04:14am

#234 Bob's Kid

Hi to you on Tuesday!

Only 4 more work days

250 ChicagoBlue  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:05:13am

Aussie ~

Oh dear, what a rough week ahead for your daughter (and you). I'll pray for things to go smoothly and for good news all around.

251 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:05:20am

# 242 W-lover

Who is Terrel Owens ?

252 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:06:32am
253 Perry  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:07:36am

237 Aussie

This is your daughter? The camera is similar to an EGD (esophogeal gastro pyloro-scopy) or somesuch. The camera can get pictures of the small bowel,which is something like 23 feet long, and is very difficult to get a good look at. Wonderful innovation.

Sounds like a tough week. The colon prep is a bear, but the test isn't bad.

Prayers for your family......

254 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:07:49am

On Saturday, I got an invitation to a local Republican fundraiser event. They also printed a request that I not bring in drugs, alcohol and weapons. Must be a trend.

255 bonz  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:09:19am

#237 aussiemagpie

on Thursday she's having a test i'd never heard of - she swallows this little capsule which is like a camera - sounds very science fiction to me


I think you might mean this Smartpill

256 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:09:28am

#240 mama winger

Hi and thanks so much!

I'll let her know -

And only a couple of weeks till your son gets home?

257 FrogMarch  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:10:03am
No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

LOL!

...but the pancakes will be laced with pot in corrie's honor.

258 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:10:34am

I haven't went through all of the comments, but even if it has been posted earlier, it won't hurt to link to it again.

Don't forget The Other Rachels.

My Name is Rachel Levy
Mar 29, 2002 - Rachel Levy, 17, of Jerusalem, was one of two people killed when a female suicide bomber blew herself up in the Kiryat Yovel supermarket in Jerusalem.

My Name is Rachel Thaler
Feb 27, 2002 - Rachel Thaler, 16, of Ginot Shomron died of wounds suffered on February 16 when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a pizzeria in the shopping mall in Karnei Shomron in Samaria, bringing the death toll in the attack to three.

My Name is Rachel Levi
Feb 14, 2001 - Sgt. Rachel Levi, 19, of Ashkelon, was one of 8 Israelis killed when a Palestinian crashed a bus into a crowded bus stop at Azor junction, south of Tel Aviv. It was the deadliest Palestinian attack on Israelis in four years.

My Name is Rachel Gavish
Mar 28, 2002 - Rachel Gavish, 50, of Elon Moreh was one of four members of the Gavish family killed in Elon Moreh, when a Palestinian terrorist infiltrated the hilltop community near Nablus, burst into their home, and shot them shortly before 9 P.M.

My Name is Rachel Charhi
Apr 4, 2002 - Rachel Charhi, 36, of Bat-Yam, died five days after being critically injured in a suicide bombing in a cafe on the corner of Allenby and Bialik streets in Tel-Aviv on March 30. Some 30 others were injured in the attack. The Fatah Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility.

My Name is Rachel Shabo
June 20, 2002 - Rachel Shabo, 40, of Itamar was murdered along with three of her sons when a terrorist entered their home in Itamar, south of Nablus, and opened fire.

259 Perry  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:10:41am

255 bonz

Hey, yeah. That's the ticket.

260 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:10:46am

#210 Mike C. - It's not just the Tiger. I mean, baseball players hitting .240 getting millions of dollars a year; pro-football players DEMANDING big raises coming off what was at best a mediocre year;
Professional sports and steroids etc. etc. etc.
The idea is NOT that it's athetics, not a bunch of grown (?) men being paid huge bucks to play a frickin' GAME, it's all about Entertainment.
If you saw or blogges the Oscar's from last night, that's really all you need to know. IF a George Clooney can make money for a studio, BIG money, then he feels HE deserves big money too. I'm not saying enteratinment isn't importantant to society, but when you realize that a NYC first year police officer (not a probabionary officer, a real one)makes $21,000 per year (with significant raises in years after) then you look at what Tiger received, you know we all collectively have our heads up our asses. A ticket to see a Movie in a "cineplex" (you know one of those sorta large living rooms?) here in NYC is $10.00 TEN BUCKS to see a flic?
Our entire society has its values waaay out of whack.

261 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:11:06am

Speaking of sports, sort of, Kirby Puckett from the Minnesota Twins is in critical condition following a stroke he suffered yesterday. He's only 44 years old.

262 maddog44  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:12:10am

I wonder if Caterpillar T-shirts will be allowed? Caps?

263 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:12:38am

Not to nit-pick, and not knowing internal Israeli politics, but "The only party that has ever been disqualified from running in the Israeli parliamentary elections on the grounds that it was 'racist' was Meir Kahane's Kach party (and its progeny)." is inaccurate, in that I though 'Kach' was an abbreviation of 'Kahane Chai', or "Kahane Lives", which I can't see being used as a name for a political party while the founder was still alive.


I always found it kind of interesting that proto-al Qaeda's first attack in the US, the first in a series of related attacks that culminated in September 11th, was Rabbi Kahane's murder.

264 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:12:45am

#239 Mike C.

I'm not trying to change anything. I'm just expressing my contempt for those that think playing with a ball is something worth attention and money.

Just curious if you had a constructive suggestion.

#248 doppleganger

On the interstate this morning I saw a vanity tag that said 8 iron. Was that a relative of yours?

LOL. Not that I know of. But an 8 iron is a great utility club. You can chip with it, hit a normal short iron shot with it, or play it back in your stance and play it like a 5 iron. Sometimes I use a light carry bag and carry about 7 clubs, the 8 iron being one of them.

265 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:13:17am

OT, but this seems to be the active thread.

Annan wants U.N. to consider outsourcing

I understand they want to outsource the Human Rights organization to North Korea; Worker's Rights to China; religous freedom to Saudi Arabia, and Atomic Energy to Iran.

Oh. They already did that.

266 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:13:30am

Mike C-

Terrel Owens...played football for The 49ers & Eagles...Egomaniac...

267 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:13:48am

#256 aussie

30 days till his leave. Dang, I better start buying the beer. And maybe clean this place up a bit. :)

268 ChicagoBlue  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:13:55am

W-lover ~

Good Morning ~

Most kids look up to their parents, but if they're not going to look up to Mom & Dad they should look up to someone who's been humble in the face of success.

Indeed.
I'm always awed by excellence and accomplishment and a little strutting is fine by me, but humbleness and gratefulness sure is lacking in this ol' world.

269 savage_nation[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:15:08am
270 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:15:19am

#258 m

Thanks for posting that. I'm going to save it.

271 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:16:11am

mama winger-

Yes- We're all praying for Kirby up here.

272 The Other Les  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:16:11am

[Les once again rolls out of bed and proceeds to read the morning dead thread.]

# 165 nonic

Where and what is the islamic equivalent?

Let's kill infidels, yeah, yeah!
Let's kill infidels, yeah, yeah!
Let's kill infidels, yeah, yeah, yeah!

/silly

273 FrogMarch  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:16:41am

Maddog44 - you gave me an idea!

Someone needs to encourage people to show up wearing Catapillar t-shits and signs that simple display the photo of delicate St. Pancake.

No words - just stand there at the Denny's window - looking in.

274 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:17:02am

#245 W-lover

I went to a wedding down the coast on Saturday - about 1 1/2 hours from here

And Sunday I spent the day at the hospital with my daughter - watching footy replays and eating her choccies that she's not allowed to eat :-)

275 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:17:16am

#268 ChicagoBlue

Speaking of humble sports heroes, two of my faves are Ernie Banks and Ryne Sandberg.

I saw Ryno's speech last year as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame, and it brought tears to my eyes.

276 Carl in Jerusalem  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:17:18am

Omri Sharon's calendar discloses corruption in Kadima Achora

277 Kenneth  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:17:26am
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black.

No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.

But I always bring weapons, drugs & alcohol to a pancake breakfast! My only question is, can I get bacon with my flap-jacks?

Good morning all & sundry lizards...

278 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:18:22am
279 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:18:28am

FWIW, and whether it's fair or not, Tiger Woods and a few other golfers gets appearance fees for some tournaments, as it's a means of increasing attendance.

I've been to several tournaments where he's appeared and it's a mobscene wherever he goes; I prefer to follow some of the lesser known names on the course to avoid being trampled.

I did happen to drive his mother to the course last year; a very nice lady.

When they told me I was picking up Mrs. Woods, though, all I was thinking of was the Swedish bikini model he's married to.

280 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:19:25am

#250 ChicagoBlue

Hi - and thanks for your thoughts and prayers

They are very much appreciated

281 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:19:26am

#261 mama winger WHAT? Kirby Puckett had a stroke? MOG - what's the news on his status? HE was one highly paid athlete who earned his bucks and used a lot of his money and time for charity.
Geez and only 44.

282 tedzilla99  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:20:45am

Hilarious! :D

283 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:20:57am
284 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:21:36am

#281 realwest

He's in critical condition following surgery. It happened yesterday. Scary at so young an age.

285 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:21:44am

#253 Perry

Thanks for your thoughts and prayers

And also for the info!

286 Carl in Jerusalem  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:22:50am

# 230 realwest

That's what happens when your 'leadership' suffers from dementia that causes them to believe that liberalism is Judaism.

287 Mike C.  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:22:58am

# 260 realwest

Nope. Mikey don't do show biz, and that includes sports. To put it in terms that you might take personally, do you think the very best cancer reasearcher in the world makes as much in a year (or ten years) as Tiger is going to make for showing up for a week (he doesn't have to win, mind you) ? Which do you think is more important ? Or let's put it another way. How many privates in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan does it take to equal Tiger's fee for that week ? 'Nuff said.

But it's late here, so I'm gonna put my pet rants away for the night. Carry on, minions.

Mike C. out.

288 ploome hineni[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:23:07am
289 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:23:29am

#269 savage_nation
#270 mama winger

You are so very welcome. We have to make sure those Rachels aren't forgotten.

290 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:23:37am

#255 bonz

Hi - yes that's it

The Smartpill - thanks so much!

291 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:25:26am

#274 aussiemagpie - As we knew, this is going to be a tough, unpleasant week for her (and you) but maybe you'll finally get a real diagosis of her problem and then be able to do something about it.
Prayers and wishes are with her and you.

292 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:25:52am

Morning all!

{aussie}{Dubs}{[{m}]}

Hope everyone had a great weekend... Unfortunately it's back to work!

293 ChicagoBlue  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:25:59am

A Smartpill!

Oh, if only...

/could use a prescription

294 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:26:19am

♪ Good morning LGF! ♪

Another loverly day bringing us closer to ♪ SPRING! ♪

kate1212 said:

"Fanaticism," the play that stirred the ruckus in Saint-Genis-Pouilly, portrays Muhammad as a ruthless tyrant bent on conquest. Its main theme is the use of religion to promote and mask political ambition.

Summarized succinctly. Why don't people understand this?

Luigi

3. Conclusion: Rachel Corrie, a female and an infidel (and therefore worth little more than a domestic animal to many Islamofascists, noting that Saudi law values a Christian female at one-quarter the value of a Muslim male) was expendible. The only remaining question is how much of a role the Palestine Solidarity Movement had in "expending" her.

That's exactly what I have always thought. I maintain that she was still alive on route to the hospital and her death was ultimately at the hands of the palis.

I can imagine her terror when she realized her life was a lie and she would be used as a political coup by those with whom she sympathized.

Stupid, stupid girl.

295 avk2  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:26:35am

guess blintzes arent on the menu?

if the breakfast was held last Tuesday it wouldve really been ironic

/ hoping for a blintzkrieg of another kind

296 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:27:15am

#287 Mike C

But it's not like there is a finite amount of money out there. If sports figures get a certain salary it doesn't subtract from anyone else's.

Sometimes money is rewarded for rarity, not intrinsic worth. If something is valued and scarce, it becomes worth more than valued and plentiful. A function of capitalism.

297 ploome hineni[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:30:47am
298 bonz  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:35:01am
"Production gluts are increasingly severe, prices of related goods are falling and inventories are rising," he said. "Profits are shrinking, losses are growing and latent financial risks are increasing." If companies start defaulting on debts it could trigger a crisis in the banking system, which has given out huge loans to fuel the investment.

Sounds like a Western politican? Try the Chinese Prime Minister

Mr Wen is under pressure on several fronts. He needs to bring excessive growth under control, but keep it high enough to employ China's vast pool of surplus labour to avoid social unrest.


An accident waiting to happen China admits to 'deep-seated conflicts' amid economic boom

299 Kirly  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:36:02am

Hi Miss Trixie!

I think spring might have already sprung prematurely here in Arizona. I so love it here.

300 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:36:20am

Conservative Jews going Episcopalian route.

In a closed-door meeting this week near Baltimore, a committee of Jewish legal experts who set policy for Conservative Judaism will consider whether to lift their movement's ban on gay rabbis and same-sex marriages.

Several members of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards said that while anything could happen at their meetings Tuesday and Wednesday, there were more than enough votes to pass a legal opinion that would support opening the door to gay clergy and gay marriages. The law committee has 25 members, but only six votes are required to validate a legal opinion.

The direction taken by the Conservative Jews, who occupy the centrist position in Judaism between the more liberal Reform and the more strict Orthodox, will be closely watched at a time when many Christian denominations are torn over the same issue.

Good to know its not just some main stream Christian religions that believe that Scripture is optional.

301 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:36:33am

#291 realwest

Thanks my friend and I'll email you later

302 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:36:39am

Good morning {Miss Trixie}

303 SwampWoman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:38:51am

#299 Kirly

I think spring might have already sprung prematurely here in Arizona. I so love it here.

You'll probably think I'm crazy, but my favorite time in Arizona was when the thermometer started reliably hitting 110 and Arizona was suddenly less crowded.

304 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:38:54am

#292 Minn Ronin

Hi there - earmuff weather finished? :-)

305 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:39:17am

#292 Minnesota Ronin

Good morning {[{RONIN}]}! Are ya a lil' sore?

:D

/lucky bastid

:D

306 maddog44  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:39:33am

#273 FrogMarch
If you're gonna do that, make sure you have some help. Something tells me these idiots won't see the humor or irony, and if they outnumber you significantly, will attempt to punish you.

307 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:40:23am

Re: Hillary not knowing about Bill's payments from UAE.

Well, she didn't know about Monica either. (or did they share?)
I wonder how many interns come with the deal? Belly dancers?

308 Kirly  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:41:17am

#303 Swamp Woman

You'll probably think I'm crazy, but my favorite time in Arizona was when the thermometer started reliably hitting 110 and Arizona was suddenly less crowded.

Yep, but you're right! 110 means no more snowbirds. Of course, it's so crowded in Phoenix now that it hardly makes any difference. Sigh. Maybe I can move to Tucson or something.

309 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:41:36am
310 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:41:43am

Joe Bastardi suspects upcoming warmup for G'Lakes and Northeast not permanent, as one last shot of winter due late March.

311 Laurence Simon  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:41:52am

If only Catepillar made stretch-limo bulldozers, I'd rent one just to go to this thing.

312 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:42:11am

297,

It goes without saying that HRC is totally full of shit.

She didn't know about this just like she knew the fat intern wasn't servicing Billy Jeff.

The left doesn't care, they just want their power back. They'll live with her long enough and then she'll throw them under the bus to suit her needs when she sees fit.

She's a duplicitous, lying, conniving thief. And she has tree stumps for legs, to boot.

313 smooth rat  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:42:18am
#58 Mus Zibii

Latin characters IHOP written on a titulus over her head. They stand for: Iaceo-Humo-Oblivio-Praemo

LOL.

"Lying under the earth, pressed down and forgotten"?

That would make a great t-shirt...

314 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:42:35am

#305 m

Hi {m}

But what has Minn Ronin been up to eh? :-D

315 WriterMom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:42:44am

I can't believe it-A St.Pancake Memorial Pancake Breakfast. This is one of the funniest events I have seen. Most excellent post!

OT: Although never OT, Appeasement, Let's Call The Situation As It Really Is-Phyllis Chesler.


A must, must read! Really!

316 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:43:09am

#304 aussie

Almost finished... we're getting close now!

317 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:43:13am

Hey guys, check this out. A handy dandy lowest gas prices link.

Dagnabbit, I filled up this morning at $2.27 and could have went the other way and got $1.79!

I'll use this bad boy next time.

318 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:44:11am

#314 aussiemagpie

Oh there's no telling ;-)

319 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:44:30am

307- OK, I know Dick Morris, who, BTW, used to discuss Clinton Administration business with prostitutes while sucking their toes, isn't the most reliable source, and he obviously doesn't like Hillary (but then, who does?), suggested, when 'Monica-Gate' broke, that Bill Clinton chased so much 'tail' because he got none at home, and that Hillary had Sapphic tendencies.

320 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:44:52am

#305 m

Yes. Not as bad as other times, but I am a little sore.

jealous?

;)

321 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:45:12am

Can't forget the *hugs* {aussie}!

You and your daughter are in my prayers hon!

322 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:45:56am

#320 Minnesota Ronin

jealous?

Hell yeah.

323 SwampWoman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:46:03am

#308 Kirly

Yep, but you're right! 110 means no more snowbirds. Of course, it's so crowded in Phoenix now that it hardly makes any difference. Sigh. Maybe I can move to Tucson or something.

Yeah, is it going totally to hell there with the influx of the Californians fleeing? They totally ruined Oregon in the great outmigration of the 70s.

324 Dave the.....  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:46:16am
No weapons, drugs, or alcohol please.


So many jokes, I don't know where to start.

325 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:46:37am

Speaking of Sapphic tendencies (and no, nothing to do with Rosie O'Donnell), did you know that failed and humiliated Democrat nominee Michael Dukakis is a Lesbian?


The Dukakis family was from the Greek island of Lesbos, home of Sappho the homoerotic female poet.

326 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:47:15am

Just a bit in The Australian

Torture continues in Iraq - report by Amnesty International

They interviewed former detainees and relatives of dtainees and of course they all were completely honest

327 alkmyst  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:47:18am
#263 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades 3/6/2006 06:12AM PST

in that I though 'Kach' was an abbreviation of 'Kahane Chai', or "Kahane Lives", which I can't see being used as a name for a political party while the founder was still alive.

Not that strange if you consider the expression "Am Yisrael Chai" which means "The people of Israel live/will live".

Salient point that one of Kahane's more famous statements during his banning was (paraphrased)

"If you ban Kahane, you elect arafat"

Meaning should be fairly clear in light of Carl's observation re: the arab party platform.

328 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:47:19am

#296 mama winger - "Sometimes money is rewarded for rarity, not intrinsic worth. If something is valued and scarce, it becomes worth more than valued and plentiful. A function of capitalism."

And sometimes it's not. See my #260. We pay cops and teachers bupkis, how do you measure the value and scarcity of just those two occupations? If you'd been here on 9/11 and seem the cops, EMS and firefighters in action, then realize that on their salaries they can't afford to rent a decent apartment in Manhattan, despite their value and rarity (as Mayor Giuliani said, quite properly, that firefighters rush into burning infernos to save people, when the normal human reaction is to run AWAY from that inferno, then you START to get some idea of their value to all of us). I'd guess that Terrel Owen's current contract would pay for all salaries and bonuses of 10 NYC police precincts and four or five firehouses and equipment.
I still say our values as a society are messed up.

329 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:47:32am

{aussie}

Give a great, big hug to Julie for me. She sounds like a strong girl to go through all those tests and I'm sure that it's not easy for her.

{m}

Thanks for the Rachel reminder.

(ronin}

Nice weekend?

{KIRLY!}

I think spring might have already sprung prematurely here in Arizona. I so love it here.

You lucky, lucky girl!

/jealous

;p

330 WriterMom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:49:59am
Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs, and to dress in black.

Hmm...that needs some modification:

Attendees are encouraged to wear their keffiahs swastikas, and to dress in black hijabs.

331 FrogMarch  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:50:03am

OT: I love this. (from Pajamas media)
It is very important to always MOCK the left:

[Link: cathyseipp.journalspace.com...]

332 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:51:14am

#321 m

Thanks so much?

Now spill the beans about Minn Ronin! :-D

Just whisper it to me and no-one will know!

333 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:51:39am

#326 aussiemagpie

They interviewed former detainees and relatives of dtainees and of course they all were completely honest

They had to be completely honest. Detainees and relatives of detainees have no reason to lie, do they? They could not have an agenda at all!

/crazy

334 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:51:52am

Miss Trixie

Painful weekend...(new tattoo)

you?

335 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:53:09am

Ed,

I saw a local weather forecast calling for low 70s in north Jersey this weekend.

This sound correct?

If so, it would be very nice. I'm going into Manhattan for an event Saturday and it would be nice to be able to get around on foot.

336 Dave the.....  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:53:36am

#328 Realwest

We pay cops and teachers bupkis, how do you measure the value and scarcity of just those two occupations?

Yeah, when I saw how much the NYC transit workers make, what benefits they get, how little they have to work before retiring with full benefits, then campare it to what the police and firemen make there, it just isn't right.

337 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:53:38am

#332 aussiemagpie, see #334 Minnesota Ronin

:D

338 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:54:28am

#329 Miss trixie

Hi and thanks for the hugs - i'll give Julie a hug all the way from Canada!

339 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:54:48am

#328 realwest

But payment of salaries is not a zero sum game. Paying Ahtlete X 1 million dollars has no effect on teacher salaries. It's not like they take it from one to pay another.

And yes, teachers are more plentiful then top athletes. It's just a fact. It does not mean their jobs are less important, but there are more people who teach than people who can play golf like Tiger Woods. It has nothing to do with the intrinsic value of the occupation. Its scarcity.

On the other hand, police officers and firefighters in Wisconsin with 5 years in make on average $66,000. Teachers are paid similarly. I know - I used to be one. In New York, that might not go far. But in Wisconsin, that's a very nice wage, when you consider there are literally thousands of people in the state earning it.

340 red satellite  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:55:17am

The comments at that site are HILARIOUS.

341 Dave the.....  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:56:56am

#339

I come from a family of teachers in Wisconsin. None of them are hurting for cash. None of them have to pick up second jobs in the summer, weekends, or any of the extended breaks they get. None of them work anywhere near the hours I do.

342 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:57:27am

#337 m

Oh my goodness! Must be in a sensitive spot!

Oh dear I won't tell any crook jokes about that! (I'll be banned!)

343 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:58:12am
344 Kirly  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:58:17am

#323 Swamp Woman

Yeah, is it going totally to hell there with the influx of the Californians fleeing?

hehe. I was one of the first. Of course, back in '88 when I moved here I was only 24 and hadn't sold a house for half a million. In fact, for about the first 10 years there were hardly any other Californians. Now it seems like every newbie you meet is from there. Can't blame them for wanting to leave that liberal pit but I can protest their stupid desire to make everyplace they go just like the pit they left!

345 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:58:19am

m

It's okay... you'll get more work soon enough!

:D

346 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:59:24am

#342 aussiemagpie

If someone is coming atcha with a needle gun, they are all pretty sensitive :D

347 mama winger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:00:12am

Another factor in the equation is this: Firefighters, police officers, and public school teachers are not in the private sector, as professional athletes are. People in the public sector usually make less than those employed outside of it.

348 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:00:26am

#342 aussie

Oh my goodness! Must be in a sensitive spot!

Straight down the shinbone and around the knee.

Good times!

349 saylorfam  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:02:07am

This is just too good.

350 Kirly  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:03:25am

{miss trixie!}

You lucky, lucky girl!

I really, really am. God is so good to me it's beyond my comprehension.

351 Occasional Reader  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:04:32am

Late to the party--

On topic: Wow. This is just... wow. Too funny. One thing I noticed is that the Angry Left seem to be forgetting their own boycotts:

a pancake breakfast at Denny’s Restaurant

Haven't you heard, kids? Denny's is racist!

352 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:04:47am

Never fear people: IAEA Optimistic on Iran Nuke Program Deal

VIENNA, Austria Mar 6, 2006 (AP)— The head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency expressed cautious optimism Monday on the chances of reaching an international agreement to defuse concerns about Iran's nuclear activities and make U.N. Security Council action unnecessary.

The International Atomic Energy Agency's 35-member board was not likely to discuss the Iran issue until Tuesday or Wednesday. But delegates said that whatever step the council might take would stop far short of sanctions.

Oh good Lord. I am glad they are optimistic. I'm not.

But at least someone has some sense over there:

Iran "must be made aware that if it continues down the path of international isolation, there will be tangible and painful consequences," John Bolton told a conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee on Sunday.

But there is nothing that makes any sense at all coming out of the IAEA:

IAEA delegates suggested the U.N. agency's board would not push for confrontation with Iran, and said any initial decisions by the Security Council based on this week's meeting would be mild.

The council's most likely action, they said, would be a statement urging Iran to increase cooperation with IAEA inspectors and to resume its freeze on uranium enrichment.

Even such a mild step could be weeks down the road, but it would formally begin council involvement with Iran's nuclear file, starting a process that could culminate with political and economic sanctions.

Bolton said a failure by the Security Council to address Iran would damage the council's credibility. "The longer we wait to confront the threat Iran poses, the harder and more intractable it will become to solve."

ooooooohhh... they are threatening that STERNLY WORDED LETTER. Lookout!

353 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:05:01am

Good Morning, All!

I didn't watch the Oscars, but I was happy to see that Crash won best picture.

It was the only nominated movie I have seen.

354 Carl in Jerusalem  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:05:05am
355 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:05:34am

#348 Minn Ronin

Well you're bloody brave - that's a lot of tattoo!

356 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:07:43am

#346 m

hahahaha!

Very true!

357 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:08:59am

#355 aussie

When it's done it will go from my knee to my ankle, all the way around the leg.

358 American Infidel[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:09:40am
359 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:10:17am

{Loppy}!

I didn't watch the...ummm...Oscars(?) either!

360 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:10:32am

CENTCOM Commander visits Iraqi leaders; Terrorists Captured, Cache Found
Monday, March 6, 2006 4:28 PM

Coalition and Iraqi forces resumed normal operations this weekend, netting terrorists and denying them weapons while U.S. and Iraqi leaders met to discuss recent events and the future direction of Iraq.

Gen. John Abizaid, commanding general of U.S. Central Command, met with Iraq President Jalal Talabani and Iraqi Prime Minister Dr. Ibrahim Al-Jaafari in Baghdad March 4.


-- DRG --....
;>P

361 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:11:29am

Morning {lopps}!

How was the weekend?

It was the only nominated movie I have seen.

And what a good one it was!

362 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:11:51am

#353 loppyd

Good morning {loppyd}!

#358 American Infidel

SCOTUS is upholding the law that requires colleges to give up federal money if they don't allow the military to recruit on campus...

Good Lord, I hope so! Where is that breaking from? I would love to follow that.

363 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:12:50am

#339 Mama Winger - see #336 Dave the..... comments. Transit workers are in the same category, at least here in NYC as are cops, teachers, et. al., that is to say their salaries are paid by the Public.
And while you have the choice to see a movie or a football game, you don't really have a choice if you need the cops/EMS. I was trying to point out the irony of the cops/firemen and EMS types who gave their all (literally for hundreds of them) to try to save the lives of people in a part of NYC where these cops/firefighters and EMS workers can't afford to live.
And in many major "sports" areas, the public does pay for, through bond issues and the like, the venues for the entertainers to ply their trade.
I DON'T object to Terrel Owens making a million dollars a game (if he can be bothered to show up) if a family of four is willing to shell out roughly
$400-$500 or more to see him play live, that's their decision. But that same family will HOWL at the idea of paying higher taxes for the cops et.al.
I guess we'll just have to disagree on this issue.

364 Lively  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:13:11am

Okay, I hope I'm not turning into an old fogie at 40....but is this disgusting?

Michael Jackson owns the mansion, but Jermaine lives there, along with their mother Katherine, their brother Randy, and Jermaine's ex-wife, Alejandra, who has children by both Randy and Jermaine.

She has children by both brothers? That's so wrong and disfunctional.

365 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:13:47am

Actually, the big money pro athletes get does cost us money, without any control. This is unlike the big bucks paid in Hollywood and the music biz.

Back when athletes' salaries were paid from ticket prices that average people could afford, whether we paid their salaries or not was under our control. We could go to a ball game, a movie, eat out, etc. This is still true for movies and music - we can spend it or not, and if we don't, Hollywood won't have the money to pay the stars.

But sports are largely funded by TV deals and, and a lot of businesses buying tickets. The golf tournament in Dubai certainly was paid for by businesses. And those payments jack up the price of everything we buy. TV is paid for both by ads (increasing the price of the products) and by cable TV fees. I would't pay for NESN, but Comcast insists - either drop cable TV or get NESN. They raised prices around $1 a month due to NESN's charges.

So while the money that goes to athletes doesn't come out of salaries, it does increase prices. Unless something creates wealth (makes work more efficient, or similar), then its cost comes out of something else.

That said, I'd prefer to see Tiger Woods as a role model than Manny Ramierez, lionized after showing up late to spring training.

366 westbankmama  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:13:49am

OT Two teenagers killed while "playing" with explosive device in refugee camp in Gaza. IDF denies any involvement.

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

367 American Infidel[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:13:52am
368 Mitch_also  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:14:03am

I would love to show up to this all decked out in Caterpiller clothing.

Mitch

369 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:14:21am

#364 Lively

Yes. It is disgusting, wrong & disfunctional.

370 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:14:29am

ronin

I had a quiet weekend - not much to do until the snow disappears and I think I'm suffering from the first throes of cabin fever.

Come on, sunshine!

Straight down the shinbone and around the knee.

Be care ful not to go toooooo far....

Yipes!

371 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:14:33am

This is a heavy duty article really more suitable for the evening when you're sitting down with a G&T or a beer - not pancakes and coffee in the morning!


It's about the oil for food scandal that is simmering away here, with the silent majority yawning and the lefty pollies and MSM frothing at the mouth at the prospect of damaging John Howard

Ths journo Mary Kissel from Wall Street Journal Asia, points out quite correctly that Australia is one of the few countries to investigate this - even the UN who instigated the programme have failed miserably in dealing with the bribery and corruption story

Oil for food - give John Howard credit for inquiry

372 The Other Les  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:14:59am

Blogspot appears to be down at the moment.

373 WriterMom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:15:07am

This is really funny:

Raising Boys That Feminists Will Hate.

SNIP:

God wanted His boy brought up in undomesticated surroundings. The feral fashioned something in God’s first boy, Adam, that Xbox, the mall and cell phones just couldn’t provide to the charge under His tutelage.

Yeah, God’s earthy 2IC was directly connected to the Spirit of the Wild. Adam lived in primitive partnership with untamed beasts, birds, big lizards and monster sharks. This is the way it was.

374 wargammer2005  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:15:13am

this comming election will tell us which way the people of the United States want to live.

every vote for a democrat is a vote for islam, treason, and a new dark age.

how many people have to die if we are attacked again before this country wakes from its slumber?

and, no we are NOT awake yet, not the vast majority of us anyway. some of us, yes, but the country as a whole care more about the next idol crap then fighting for our way of life.

375 WriterMom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:16:22am

#366 westbankmamma

No Virgins? How sad :(

376 sandspur  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:18:48am

#274 aussiemagpie

I'll be keeping your daughter in my prayers.
You, too, Realwest, as always.

377 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:19:22am

Good morning {w-lover} {loppyd}

378 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:20:25am

Miss Trixie

I'll be sure not to go THAT far! ! !

379 geography teacher  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:20:33am

Ok Everyone -

Please look at this article and explain why it is correct that it is not being reported widely in the US media.

[Link: www.telegraph.co.uk...]

Also - reminder -

The 100 essay on Mr. Bush's State Of The Union speech is due tomorrow. Remember - 50 of those words have to be "lie", "liar", "nazi" or "hegemon".

380 FrogMarch  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:22:18am

Mark Goldblatt at NRO has an excellent idea for hollywood's next installment of socially stimulating topics:

No doubt about it. Hollywood is now ready to tackle any subject. With that in mind, I’d like to propose a handful of titles for next year.
Che, the Later Years:Following on the success of The Motorcycle Diaries, this sequel would pick up with Che Guevara’s life after he joined forces with Fidel Castro in Cuba. It would include scenes of Che presiding over firing squads after the overthrow of the Batista government and setting up Cuba’s labor-camp system, which was used to imprison not only enemies of the revolution and political dissidents but homosexuals and (later) AIDS victims. The film would also highlight Che’s literary growth from a casual diarist to a political theorist: “Hatred as an element of struggle, unbending hatred for the enemy, which pushes a human being beyond his natural limitations, making him into an effective, violent, selective, and cold-blooded killing machine — this is what our soldiers must become . . .”

[Link: www.nationalreview.com...]

381 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:22:38am

m

so when are you gonna get back under the needle?

382 piglet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:23:18am

It might be fun to go to the pancake
breakfast and hand out hamentashen
to the little jew haters.

383 looking closely  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:23:56am

Slightly OT (but not really).

How exactly did Corrie die?

We "know" she got squished, and we also know that she survived long enough to make it to the hospital alive (suggesting that in fact, she didn't quite get squished).

So here is the question, with a bulldozer travelling at a probable maximum speed of maybe 4-5 miles per hour, how did this happen?

Did she deliberately jump under the tracks?

Was she pushed?

384 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:25:10am

#365 Kosh's Shadow

That said, I'd prefer to see Tiger Woods as a role model than Manny Ramierez, lionized after showing up late to spring training.

ManRam is a role model - for other whiny, spoiled, overpaid athletes.

385 ChicagoBlue  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:25:18am

#358 American Infidel ~

SCOTUS is upholding the law that requires colleges to give up federal money if they don't allow the military to recruit on campus...

Great news!

Shape of things to come, I hope...

386 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:25:59am

'Morning all.

387 ibmkeyboard  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:26:17am

[Link: images.andale.com...]

Honey you have pancake syrup on your chin.

388 BobTheBuilder  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:26:43am

OT! The headline is:
Russian Law Allows Downing Hijacked Planes

Which is interesting enough on its own. When you read a bit more you get to this little tidbit:

The anti-terrorism law passed Monday also permits negotiations with terrorists who have taken hostages but bars consideration of their political demands, and calls for armed forces to use Russia-based weaponry against terrorists operating outside its borders.
389 Ed Mahmoud abu al Qahool Martyr Brigades  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:28:25am

Saturday weak high pressure just offshore New Jersey, suggesting coastal areas will see a sea-breeze develop in the afternoon, which means 70ºF unlikely. High pressure further offshore Sunday, a little stouter SW wind should prevent a seabreeze, so better chance, but I still suspect low 70s is about the best you can hope for in Newark, a tad warmer inland.

Timing (Wednesday after dark, when no help from daytime heating) reduces, but doesn't eliminate North Texas/Oklahoma severe threat, but big show is Thursday in Mississippi /Southern Ohio River Valley.

New 12Z NAM says CAPE over 2000 Joules/Kg Thursday from just South of Nashville to the Gulf, deep layer shear in excess of 50 knots, strong veering of low level winds.

New NAM also suggests that while CAPE will be plentiful, 2000 to 3000 J/Kg in Texas Wednesday and Wednesday night, Southwest winds off the Mexican plateau will result in strong convective inhibition, resulting in limited thunderstorm activity, mainly right along the front, further minimizing tornado potential South of the Red River.

390 lawhawk  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:28:46am

I read the headline and nearly fell off my chair. That ISM came up with it, and not some LFG minions makes it all the more hilarious.

On a more serious note, there's a rally at UNC Chapel Hill calling on the school administration to label the Taheriazar incident a terrorist attack. The rally is from 11 to 1 today at the Pit. The MSA and Young Democrats have been invited to attend the rally.

More at my blog... as usual.

391 SwampWoman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:30:44am

#388 Bob

calls for armed forces to use Russia-based weaponry against terrorists operating outside its borders.

WHAT? No Chinese-made AK-47s allowed when storming Arab nations?

392 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:31:27am

Re: SCOTUS ruling

Oh, the horrors. Imagine, no military on college campi, yet Yale allows this POS Taliban to enroll.

What a joke.

393 SwampWoman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:33:19am

#383 Looking closely

How exactly did Corrie die?

It was...THE JOOOOOS!

Now shut up and eat your pancakes!

/Sorry, I just got carried away there....

394 Lively  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:33:22am

#390 lawhawk: Thank you for your website, I've been there twice and followed links. MSM is not covering this story properly. (BTW, my LLL sister-in-law went to UNC.)

395 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:33:30am

376 sandspur Thank you very, very much.

396 RTLM  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:33:46am

I ain't goin' to no breakfast without my guns, drugs and booze!

Count me out!

stomps out the door.

397 WriterMom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:34:16am

#382 piglet

What a fabulous idea! I made some yesterday with my daughter-but they were missing the magic secret ingredient if you know what I mean...maybe some of the pancake actvisits would donate?

398 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:35:00am

#390 lawhawk

Even if he'd used explosives, they'd say it was a one-off nutjob thing. Remember the guy who blew himself up in Norman?

399 SwampWoman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:35:07am

#392 Jammie

Oh, the horrors. Imagine, no military on college campi, yet Yale allows this POS Taliban to enroll.

But, the horrors! College freshman, while adults, are SURELY too young and stupid to make an actual decision!

/Unless it's about sex, abortion, alcohol, or drugs. Then they are old enough to have control of their body.

400 karmic_inquisitor  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:36:02am

Oh goody. Iranian Prez says Islam will rule the world in a few years.

[Link: www.itar-tass.com...]

KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 (Itar-Tass) - Islam will soon be the domineering force in the world, placing first in the number of its followers among all other religions. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad expressed this confidence here at the end of his state visit to Malaysia.

Following a meeting with Sultan Jamalullail I, the supreme head of the federation of nine states where Islam was proclaimed the state religion, he pontificated: “The world will be in the hands of Islam over the next few years.”

According to the president, history “convincingly shows the force of the Islamic religion, aimed not at quashing other peoples, but at serving peace and quietude”.

401 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:36:03am

#378 ronin

Har!

:D

402 WriterMom  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:36:19am

PIMF

activists

403 Lively  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:37:16am

#398 Ward
...or the Egyptian who shot the El Al employees at LAX?

404 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:37:33am

Are they going to have bacon and sausage with the pancakes?

/it's haraam, you know

405 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:37:35am

m

SCOTUS opinion:
[March 6, 2006]

DONALD H. RUMSFELD, SECRETARY OF DEFENSE,
ET AL., PETITIONERS v. FORUM FOR ACADEMIC
AND INSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, INC., ET AL.


-- DRG --....
;>P

406 BobTheBuilder  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:37:40am

#391 SwampWoman
That sentence is so ambiguous it just makes the mind reel with possibilities!

Who will be shooting the weapons?

How far outside its borders?

Could "Russia Based Weaponry" be interpreted to be Nukes?

Oh! I have more questions ... believe me!

407 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:38:54am

#403 Lively

Exactly.

Who was our resident lizardoid in Norman, anyway? I remember a guy who was posting from there in the days after the bombing.

408 Mormon Doc  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:40:59am

OT

Did anyone else's blog get shut down by Google? Mine doesn't work anymore. I did a recent piece with Al-Zawahiri with a the prophet Muhammad tattoed on his forehead. Maybe I crossed the line.

409 SwampWoman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:41:19am

#406 BobtheBuilder

And more importantly--what is the definition of a terrorist, and could it be an excuse to begin another land-grab?

410 lawhawk  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:42:00am

#390 ward cleaver:

Yes, I recall the incident by Joel Henry Hinrichs, Jr. It was in the news last week.

411 aussiemagpie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:42:20am

Well it's bed time for a tired old Aussiemagpie

But not without sharing my really crook joke for the night:

A man met his ex wife at a party and after a few drinks asked her if she would spend the night with him

"Over my dead body" she said

"That's right" he replied "let's not change a thing!"

Nightynight everyone and have a great Monday/Tuesday

412 alkmyst  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:42:45am
#366 westbankmama 3/6/2006 07:13AM PST

OT Two teenagers killed while "playing" with explosive device in refugee camp in Gaza. IDF denies any involvement.

I smell a Darwin award, at least a partial...

The casualties were identified as two brothers, 14-year-old Alam Abu-Saud and 15-year-old Nidal Abu-Saud.

saudis, no less!

The two were apparently handling an explosive device, inside a car or next to it.

Pre-emptive car swarm?

Later, it was proven beyond any doubt that the two were playing with an explosive device near their homes. However, Palestinian sources still blamed Israel, charging that an IDF shell or a bomb placed by soldiers in the area caused the blast.

Where can I find a meeting to represent such a noble and pure cause such as the paleostinkians?

Ahh, yes...

Denny's

413 Matticus Finch  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:44:15am

My first hat tip, maybe?

Seems that, as I was scanning the Czech paper (a compulsion I cannot quite explain), there was a fellow that took a hidden camera into a mosque. He spun a tale about wanting to become a muslim, and asked about the treatment of women, Sharia law, and terrorism, with interesting results.

When the cameras are 'on', there is quite a different response from the 'peaceful religion' muslims. When they're off...well, you be the judge

Linky

414 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:44:46am

I think we need not only the military, but military intelligence at all the colleges. Considering so many enemies, both domestic and foreign, have free reign over the utes, this only makes sense.

Also, I wonder if the student paper at UNC publishes a photo of the guy named Mohammed who tried to kill the students there Friday, will there be riots?

415 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:44:52am

Night {aussie}

Take care and be good!

416 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:45:48am

#381 Minnesota Ronin

so when are you gonna get back under the needle?

I'm not sure yet. Was thinking about getting one in Texas before or after the BBQ -kind of a memory tattoo :D

417 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:47:22am

G'Night {Aussie}!

418 BobTheBuilder  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:47:48am

#409 SwampWoman

Just because I'm paranoid doesn’t mean that they're NOT out to get me!

After all once an evil empire always an evil empire!

419 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:48:39am

m

I'm not sure yet. Was thinking about getting one in Texas before or after the BBQ -kind of a memory tattoo :D

Sweeeeeeet!

420 Van Impe  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:49:45am

Reuters' report on today's work accident:

GAZA (Reuters) - An explosion tore through Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on Monday, killing two teenage Palestinian brothers in what Palestinian witnesses said appeared to be an accident.
An Israeli military spokeswoman said the army was not behind the blast. Palestinian witnesses said the two brothers, aged 14 and 15, had likely caused an explosive to detonate by mistake.
Israel frequently carries out attacks against militants in the Gaza Strip, territory it quit last September after 38 years of occupation. There have also been incidents in which militants have been killed by their own explosives.

Reuters

421 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:50:38am

#390 lawhawk

Oh man I wish I would have known that earlier! It's a three hour drive... if I could leave now...

(shoot- dang work)

422 sammysdad  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:50:51am

Hahahaha...Denny's

I hope they don't riot over having to wait 45 mins for their check !

" You may never touch the master but you can tickle his creatures "

Thomas Pynchon..Gravity's Rainbow

423 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:50:55am

#410 lawhawk

Our man (or woman?) in Norman was want2beadoc.

424 Killgore Trout  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:50:57am

#413 Matticus Finch
Nice find.

425 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:54:03am

Oh, and did anybody see the UNC-Duke game on Saturday?

Hehehehehe.... Duke lost.

:D :D :D :D :D :D

426 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:56:54am

#425 MN Ronin

I like how Jim Rome pronounces Coach K's name - "kri-Zoo-ski".

427 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:58:06am

#405 dustyroadguy

Thanks! You are awesome!

428 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:58:30am

#413:

This quote caught my eye:

"I have to say with 100 percent certainty that by using hidden camera I have learned things that I would never have learned otherwise," he says. "The result was alarming, and if not for the hidden camera, I would have never had any of this footage."

We've chatted about this before...when liberals "infiltrate" Christian or conservative groups they aren't learning anything that they wouldn't learn by being there openly. Whereas Muslims generally put on a "good face" in public (in front of infidels) but let the mask slip in private.

Scary! And I agree that this should get it's own post. :)

429 Beagle  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:58:42am

#405 DRG

Roberts legal mind is beyond impressive.

What gets me about this controversy more than anything else is colleges supporting so many Islamic militant groups while claiming the U.S. military is anti-gay. Puh-leeze. Last I checked, the UCMJ doesn't permit stoning homosexuals to death.

430 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 5:59:50am

#426 Ward

HAHAHAHAHAHA! ! !

There is no better feeling than watching Duke lose! ESPECIALLY when they lose to UNC. At home no less... On senior night! !

PERFECT! ! !

431 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:01:22am

OT - FYI ... Justices rejected the 'free speech challenge' from lawschool professors. If they don't allow military recruiters they can lose their federal funding.

Thank God!

*happy dance*

432 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:02:18am

Sorry for no link...Malkin has the story Michelle Malkin

433 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:03:53am

Lawhawk, I think Hinrichs wanted to get into the stadium and blow himself up, maybe in a crowd in front of a concession stand or something like that. Then, when he couldn't get into the stadium, he sat down on the bench to wait for the game to end and the crowd to let out.

I think the detonation was unintentional.

434 Spiny Norman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:04:02am

#413 Matticus Finch

My first hat tip, maybe?

Maybe, maybe not.

435 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:04:27am

Goodnight/morning/tomorrow {aussie}! Sorry I miss you leaving.

#413 Matticus Finch

Wow. Good find.

Another says Islamic law should be implemented in the Czech Republic, including the death penalty for adultery, Ovečka says.

"I have to say with 100 percent certainty that by using hidden camera I have learned things that I would never have learned otherwise," he says. "The result was alarming, and if not for the hidden camera, I would have never had any of this footage."

That's true. They would have only gotten the 'nicey nice'.

Ovečka says that any xenophobia the documentary created was not the result of anything he did.

"It's like this: During official shooting they were peaceful, nice," he says. "Hidden camera footage showed something else — aversion, hatred toward Europe, the entire world, and a mild attitude toward terrorism."

*spit*

436 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:04:54am

History sometimes reminds us that our problems are not new. Check out this excerpt from a speech given by Winston Churchill III on February 10th of this year. The following quote, from his gradfather, Winston Churchill, was made in 1921:

A large number of [Saudi Arabia’s King] Bin Saud’s followers belong to the Wahabi sect, a form of Mohammedanism which bears, roughly speaking, the same relationship to orthodox Islam as the most militant form of Calvinism would have borne to Rome in the fiercest times of [Europe’s] religious wars.

The Wahabis profess a life of exceeding austerity, and what they practice themselves they rigorously enforce on others. They hold it as an article of duty, as well as of faith, to kill all who do not share their opinions and to make slaves of their wives and children. Women have been put to death in Wahabi villages for simply appearing in the streets.


It is a penal offence to wear a silk garment. Men have been killed for smoking a cigarette and, as for the crime of alcohol, the most energetic supporter of the temperance cause in this country falls far behind them. Austere, intolerant, well-armed, and blood-thirsty, in their own regions the Wahabis are a distinct factor which must be taken into account, and they have been, and still are, very dangerous to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina…

Here's the link for the speech (Winston Churchill's grandson says radical Islam at war with the world). The 1921 quote is approx. half way down the page.

437 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:05:48am

Matticus

Keep turning over those rocks!

438 Obi-wan  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:05:53am

Regarding the moslem asshole who drove his SUV into a group of college students because he was upset at the treatment of moslem prisoners of war:

Can you say Hate Crime?

439 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:06:14am

#425 Minnesota Ronin

Oh, and did anybody see the UNC-Duke game on Saturday?

You know I did :D
Didn'tya hear me screaming!?

440 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:07:04am

Had to go to a meeting so I was gone for a while. Just to close the loop on the dicussion about how much various occupations are paid, this is a common discussion in Economics. You have to understand the concept of "marginal value" which simply put is how much is the next unit of something worth to you. This is the classic water verses diamonds problem in microeconomics. Water is a essential of life but is priced very cheaply. Diamonds are practically useless as a substance in daily life, but is priced very high. Why? It boils down to marginal value.

While we all can agree that a cop or fire fighter serves a more valuable service to our lives than a professional athlete, you also have to take into account that many people can be a cop or fire fighter. Check with your local municipality and I bet they have long lists of qualified people waiting for a chance to be a firefigher or cop. But there are only a handfull of people in the world who can play golf on even terms with Tiger Woods, and there is only one Tiger Woods at this time (someone who can dominate their sport for a sustained period of time). The sponsors of the Dubai Classic recognize the draw factor of a Tiger Woods in their tournament, so it was worth the $3 million to them to get him to play. Water is more usefull to everyday life, but it is very plentiful and so is priced low. The next gallon of water is not worth that much to you day in and day out so the price has to be low for you to buy it. But diamonds are very rare, so if you want one the price is much higher, even though they are practically useless in daily life.

I go through this argument all the time with a friend who agrues that teachers are worth more to society than athletes and should get paid more. But many more people can be teachers than, say, big league pitchers. Also, as I tell my friend, if she thinks teachers should get paid more, then go ahead and get out her checkbook and pay them herself, I won't stop her. But the fact that she does not indicates that she does not actually value teachers that highly to do so, but rather wants the market to do it. Well, then you are subject to market demand, supply, and the elasticity of demand for that skill level.

If you think Tiger is making too much money, feel free to grab your clubs, go to "Q" school, get your tour card and go out and beat him. The fact that you can't is why he is making the money he does.

441 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:08:42am

438 Obi-wan ... LOL I can say "Islamaphobia" You know, he was just a victim of racism.

Here's a riddle for you... if a Muslim blows up a Planned Parenthood or abortion clinic would liberals declare it a hate crime, act of terrorism, or would he be excused for being a victim?

442 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:08:43am
443 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:09:42am

m

Didn'tya hear me screaming!?

Yes Ma'am... Quite the set of pipes you got there!

444 Kragar (proud to be kafir)  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:09:56am

ROFLMAO

Just logged on and this made my whole day.

445 Dave the.....  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:10:22am
Here's a riddle for you... if a Muslim blows up a Planned Parenthood or abortion clinic would liberals declare it a hate crime, act of terrorism, or would he be excused for being a victim?


It'd be a "challenging time for all involved. It's unfortunate that Bushitler has created an atmosphere were this happens."

446 sandspur  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:10:51am

413 Matticus Finch
Wow, I would sure like to see that documentary.
It would be great if someone here in the US would do the same. I don't think there has been anything produced here since Steve Emerson's show for PBS years ago.

447 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:11:53am

#427 m 3/6/2006 07:58AM PST

Thanks! You are awesome!


very little to do with me, it is the internet that is awesome, but thanks...

#429 Beagle 3/6/2006 07:58AM PST

What gets me about this controversy more than anything else is colleges supporting so many Islamic militant groups while claiming the U.S. military is anti-gay. Puh-leeze. Last I checked, the UCMJ doesn't permit stoning homosexuals to death.

One of the many ironic absurdities present in todays' world that your keen mind quickly catches...
I like Roberts a lot, glad he is there...
-- DRG --....
;>P

448 Obi-wan  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:12:01am

#441 megscole64

They would sue him for practicing medicine without a license.

449 channeling the shah  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:12:03am

now THAT'S comedy! i haven't laughed that hard in a while. a pancake breakfast? what on earth were they thinking?!?!?

450 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:12:59am

448 Obi-wan 3/6/2006 08:12AM PST
#441 megscole64

They would sue him for practicing medicine without a license.

----

ROFL

Shoot...you're right! LOL You're so wise, Obi-wan.

451 Beagle  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:13:02am

#438 Obi-Wan

Can you say Hate Crime?


I can, but only in the context of "I think hate crimes are very dangerous and suggest a radical and dangerous change in traditional criminal jurisprudence."

The Iranian who tried to murder UNC students rightly faces nine counts of attempted murder. Specific intent is needed to prove an attempt crime. His admissions are more than enough. His conduct is icing on the cake. Hate crimes legislation is one step from thought crime.

I can't support bad law just because I'd like to see a particular defendant go to jail for a long time. If the prosecuter does his job, hate crime or not, he should go to jail for a long time.

The Byrd case, and the NAACP's attack ads, were absurd. The defendants were facing lethal injection or life without parole for capital murder. The only reason to push for hate crimes in that situation was to begin the process which would end in reeducation camps for those who don't practice political rightthink.

452 Occasional Reader  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:16:12am

#438 Obi-Wan:

Regarding the moslem asshole who drove his SUV into a group of college students
Can you say Hate Crime?

BZZZT. I'm sorry, but you have failed LLL Thought 101. Clearly, the problem in this instance was the evil, gas-guzzling SUV. Which was manufactured, I hasten to add, by a big corporation. (Which is also evil, duh.)

453 Obi-wan  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:16:32am

#450 megscole
#451 Beagle

I think Islam is a hate crime.

454 NickWilder  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:16:48am

Has anybody since sent to the Rachel Corrie Memorial Committee links to the LGF Saint Pancake blogs?

455 lawhawk  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:16:58am

Pakistan's military is getting hot and heavy with the Taliban - over 100 people killed in clashes. Guess someone didn't like Bush's visit or was given new incentives to go on a hunting mission:

Authorities imposed a curfew Monday in a remote northwestern Pakistan town where three days of fighting between Pakistani security forces and pro-Taliban militants have killed more than 100 people.
456 Peacekeeper  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:17:49am

Turn my back for a second and I miss 250 posts.

457 Obi-wan  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:17:52am

#452 Occasional Reader

First time I'm glad I failed!

458 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:18:02am

#430 Minnesota Ronin

There is no better feeling than watching Duke lose! ESPECIALLY when they lose to UNC. At home no less... On senior night! !

I don't have a dog in that hunt but I heard something interesting about Duke a few weeks ago. I have heard from some connections in college basketball that there is a growing recognition that Duke has enjoyed a very favorable view from the officials in general over the last few years. Apparently Coach "K" is a master at befriending the ref's and so has cultivated a friendly atmosphere, especially at home, and Duke has gotten used to that. According to my source this has been so pronounced as to become embarassing to NCAA league officials. The story I get is that the the word came down mid-year for the ref's to cool the adoration of Coach "K" and call things much closer on Duke. So Duke might have a tough row to hoe in the NCAA's this year.

459 Orson Buggy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:18:06am

#391 SwampWoman

Hard to hit a jet with a weak assed AK round.

460 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:18:16am

Good morning

Too lazy to scroll up

What's The Bitch Du'Jour?

461 Occasional Reader  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:19:57am

#451 Beagle:

What?! You mean the guys who dragged James Byrd to death didn't just walk away scot-free, due to the absence of a "hate crimes" law?

Anyway, agree with you on all counts, and you might want to check out one of the smarter opinion pieces Andrew Sullivan wrote, before he lost his mind: What's So Bad About Hate

462 American Infidel[deleted]  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:20:35am
463 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:21:14am

#430 MN Ronin

Don't get me wrong, I like Coach K. He seems to be a genuinely nice guy. Not exactly Bob Knight. But then, Bob has mellowed, too. It's either that or be out of work.

464 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:21:16am

{keep} {peace}

You missed ronin's new tattoo plans

;p

465 aaron's rantblog  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:21:31am

Perfect swag to wear to the occasion.

466 Peacekeeper  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:22:13am

464
Gah!

467 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:22:47am

464 Miss Trixie

Ronin

If that was my kid I'd be in jail for child abuse!

468 solomonpanting  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:22:57am

The former Taliban official, now a Yale student, had this to say about executions of women during the rule of the Taliban in Afghanistan:

He shifted blame for many of the Taliban's brutal practices onto its Ministry of Vice and Virtue, even though he had defended their actions in 2001. As for the infamous filmed executions of women in Kabul's soccer stadium? "That was all Vice and Virtue stuff. There were also executions happening in Texas."

He does fit in perfectly with Yale and LLL-equivalency admission standards.

link

469 alkmyst  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:23:41am

#276 Carl in Jerusalem

To get back to this corrupt omri sharon and oLLLmert thing...

Hell, you know the guys have gotta be criminals when they put through the LLL agenda, and are so blatantly knee-deep in the shizzle that even palestine daily reports on it (although it really should be in the major headlines...)

Omri Sharon's political appointments
On Sunday it was revealed that Omri Sharon was involved in a large number of political appointments during the premiership of his father and Kadima founder, Ariel Sharon.

Among them were appointments arranged through the office of the acting prime minister and current Kadima leader, Ehud Olmert, who at that time was minister of industry, trade and employment.

Even though the diaries pertain to Sharon's work as a Likud MK, his former party was quick to attach the newly-discovered evidence to Kadima, his new political home before his forced retirement after being convicted and sentenced for three months in jail over illegal campaign funding.

Likud MK Gilad Erdan on Monday said "today the workings of Kadima's formation have been exposed. A decent person cannot identify with a political movement that rests on such values."

470 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:23:42am

#465 aaron's rantblog

Oh, those are just too good.

"Got syrup?" LOVE IT

471 CAD Daddy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:25:50am

Poor planning.
If they had held it a week ago on National Pancake Day the all would have gotten a free short stack.

472 Beagle  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:25:54am

#447 DRG

Thanks. Nicest thing I've heard in a while.

I've noticed the Left is often guilty of first-degree hypocrisy. Moral hypocrisy is one thing, it suggests a failure to live up to high standards. Not good, but better than having low standards. Intellectual hypocrisy amongst intellectuals drives me nuts.

473 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:26:04am

#441 megscole64

Here's a riddle for you... if a Muslim blows up a Planned Parenthood or abortion clinic would liberals declare it a hate crime, act of terrorism, or would he be excused for being a victim?

He'd definitely be a victim.

BTW, PP and abortion mills are the same thing. PP is the largest abortion provider in the US. Sweet deal - sell women birth control, then when they forget to use it or it fails, sell them an abortion and make even more money.

474 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:26:07am

"There were also executions happening in Texas."

Oh My Freaking Gosh! That is so pathetic. He definitely passes Liberal Thought 101.

The difference, *sshat is that Texas is executing people for harming other people and they aren't making it a spectator sport. Sheesh.

Disgusting.

475 tigger2005  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:27:12am

# 33 loppyd

I saw Crash too and I thought it was OK. I didn't think they portrayed LA as THAT racist and divided a city, and there was a lot of hopefulness in it as well. It was interesting how the supposed "racist" cop ends up risking his life to save the black woman he molested, while the "enlightened" cop kills a black man out of suspicion. Then there's the way one of the pair of black carjackers mocks the other one for seeing racism everywhere, and playing to the very stereotypes he complains about ("She didn't give us good service because she thinks blacks don't tip well." "So how much did you tip her?" "You think I'm going to pay for that kind of service?"). And at the end, the black insurance company employee who had dealt with the racist cop herself used racist language while arguing with the people who rear-ended her.

In other words, I didn't find the film especially "LLL"-biased at all. It was pretty honest.

476 tigger2005  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:28:47am

# 475

Also, the film pointed up the hypocrisy of race-based politicking. Justice is perverted in order to pander to certain racial groups.

477 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:28:58am

#471 CAD Daddy

How about a "Rachel Corrie Week" at IHOP? They could sell red-green-and-black pali pancakes, and yellow-and-black CAT pancakes, then count which were more popular, like a kind of cultural barometer.

478 megscole64  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:29:51am
BTW, PP and abortion mills are the same thing. PP is the largest abortion provider in the US. Sweet deal - sell women birth control, then when they forget to use it or it fails, sell them an abortion and make even more money.

Yeah, I know. There are some 'other' private abortion "providers" (isn't that a nice neutral term) but I realize that PP is the biggest and most profitable. I tried explaining that to my LLL mother to no avail. "They provide a good service to people who can't afford birth control" *GAG ME*

479 Obi-wan  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:30:05am

#473 Ward Cleaver

I just wish PP, NARAL and all those other abortion pimps would be honest about the whole issue and admit they are in it for the money. This whole "Women's Health" smokescreen is more bullshit than I can take.

480 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:32:51am

Peace and keep

Don't forget about Tiger Man? He wants fur "implants" next.

/wha?

481 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:33:24am

Mornin Keep!

And despite what others would have you believe, that is not my plan.

At least not yet anyways!

;)

482 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:33:33am

#475 tigger2005

Hey, watch it with the spoilers. Some of us would still like to see Crash. My favorite stuff on L.A. is movies made from the James Ellroy novels. L.A. Confidential is my favorite. I was hoping that Curtis Hanson would direct The Black Dahlia, but it looks like it's going to be Brian DePalma. Bummer.

483 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:34:47am

#479 Obi-wan

Exactly. It's all about the money.

484 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:35:32am

#481 Minnesota Ronin

At least not yet anyways!

! ! ! !
Well, at least it makes the lizard I want on my hip tame by comparison!

:D

485 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:36:04am

#458 3 wood

Yes. I have heard and seen a little bit of Coach K's methods with the officials.

Kinda irritating.

486 Beagle  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:36:43am

#461 Occasional Reader

That's a great essay. I really enjoyed Andrew Sullivan at one time. He and Hitchens can be brilliant or maddening depending on the issue.

Sullivan expressed my opinion in one sentence:

To take one obvious and sad oddity: people who are demeaned and objectified in society may develop an aversion to their tormentors that is more hateful in its expression than the prejudice they have been subjected to.


And they shouldn't be punished for mere words either. Farrakan, as filled with hate, bigotry, and racism as he is, should not go to jail for it.

487 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:38:08am

481 Minnesota Ronin

If you set off a MAD detector you have too many piercings

488 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:38:38am

m

Well, at least it makes the lizard I want on my hip tame by comparison!

Ok. You know I was kidding.

:D

489 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:39:55am

#487 Keep

I only have 4 piercings, and plans for 3 more.

But that's all.

:D

490 bonz  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:41:25am

Only 60 years ago:

From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic an iron curtain has descended across the Continent. Behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of Central and Eastern Europe. Warsaw, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade, Bucharest and Sofia; all these famous cities and the populations around them lie in what I must call the Soviet sphere, and all are subject, in one form or another, not only to Soviet influence but to a very high and in some cases increasing measure of control from Moscow.


Winston Churchill - March 5, 1946

491 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:42:59am

#490 Bonz

Wow...it must be Winston Churchill day, eh? ;-)

492 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:44:03am

#440 3 wood - Without getting into your water vs
diamonds, I would maintain the essesntial difference is that cops, firefighters et.al., are paid for by the general Public, through taxation.
We all feel that we are already over-taxed (I persoally think that's in large, LARGE measure because, at least in NYC, the government pays for more services and the like than it should - both in terms of dollars and programs) whereas entertainment figures return on profit on investment that can be seen, felt, touched to the private investor.
If we could get government back to the essential services, we could not only pay the market value for the skills and courage required by people providing necessary services, but pay them a decent, livable wage. BTW - there may be a long list of people wanting to be cops or firefighters, I don't know, but there is a paucity of public school teachers here in NYC. And, of course, there is a difference between people willing/wanting to be cops et.al. and those who are capable, as Mayor Giuliani said, of running into a burning building when all human sense tells you to run out. I remember back in the day, we used to say to hippies who were always calling cops "pigs" - next time you need a cop, call another hippie instead. I'm certainly not suggesting we call on Tiger or Terrell if our house starts burning down, merely pointing out that you are mixing relatively free enterprise (Football, movies, baseball and Golf) where the public can choose to go or not, with essential services not available through private for profit enterprise systems generally but which are paid for by Tax dollars which each of us has no choice but to pay.

493 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:44:32am

ronin

I only have 4 piercings, and plans for 3 more.

Something like this guy?

Ha! I did a search on "forked tongue" and guess who popped up?

/wha?

Early lunch - see ya later!

:D

494 quark2  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:45:15am

@440 3wood
The only reason diamonds are rare is because for generations the DeBeers have had complete control of the diamond market. That is until diamonds were discovered not too long ago in Australia, a market they have no finger in.
Also, the supply of diamonds were kept to a 'rare' scale by false value. In Africa there are many places where diamonds are for the taking, because they're alluvial. And now that technology has been developed so that manmade diamonds are of the same quality as those you can pick up off of the ground, their value dims even more. As to the false value of water versus diamonds. Go into an arid environment and see which value holds up.
And as good as Tiger Woods is at the game of golf, the game has no intricate value to human life other than one of causing pherenomes to be splashed in the brain due to the eye candy of the game. In honesty you cannot compare an excellent teacher, or an honest cop or courageous firefighter to a professional gamer.

Just my 0.02 :)

495 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:46:53am

{PK} {m} {ronin} {Who'dImiss?}

496 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:47:29am

Ronin

I have only had one "body modification" and Mom made that decision for me!

/At a VERY young age


LOL

497 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:48:02am

Miss Trixie

Yes. Exactly like that.

;)

have a good lunch!

498 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:49:55am

Hi {Dubluv}!

{Ronin} - piercings?
{m} - tattos?
{Miss Trixie} - 14 days til spring! *yipee*

499 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:50:03am

{Dubs}

{Who'dImiss?}

Not sure.

:P

500 realwest  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:50:38am

#494 quark2 - "And as good as Tiger Woods is at the game of golf, the game has no intricate value to human life other than one of causing pherenomes to be splashed in the brain due to the eye candy of the game. In honesty you cannot compare an excellent teacher, or an honest cop or courageous firefighter to a professional gamer."

Very well said and an excellent analysis.

BTW did you get my e-mail concerning my e-mail program or ISP or something not recognizing certain
"Domains"? I know the efect of that (I can't receive e-mail from you or others using the same e-mail domain) but don't know what to do about it - I never asked for ANY domains to be blocked!

501 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:51:33am

495 W-lover

{Who'dImiss?}

No one I guess

502 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:53:01am

{MTNester}!

Yep. 2 in each ear.

wanna get both my nipples and re-pierce my tongue.

But all that will wait till the tattooing is done.

503 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:53:28am

Hey...is this thing on?

504 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:54:03am
Hey...is this thing on?

Why yes... Yes it is.

:D

505 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:54:39am

#502 Ronin

OK. What kind of tattoos? Or is that in indelicate question? LOL

506 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:55:11am

503 MTNester

no

507 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:56:27am

#506 {Keep} I miss you when I'm away. :-)

508 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:56:39am

#495 W-lover {Dubs}!

{MTNester}~! Was wondering aboutcha hon!

509 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:58:51am

#508 m

Thanks for thinkin' of me! /Eeyore off

Just wanted to get the really important stuff out of the way right away, so I could come for a visit at LGF.

510 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 6:59:48am

#505 MTNester

I have 6 complete tattoos and one that is still in progress.

Most of them are traditional Japanese artwork and rather large.

I have...

One on each shoulder

One on the back of my shoulders

One that covers most of my back

One on my left wrist

One on the back of my left calf

And I am am currently working on my right leg with a sleeve that will go from knee to ankle all the way around.

;)

511 Keepandbear  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:00:00am

507 MTNester

Why thank you

;~)

512 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:02:38am

#510 Ronin

Wow.

513 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:03:33am

#492 realwest and #494 quark2

Whether you are talking professional golf, teachers, cops, or firefighters, you are talking about going into the labor pool and buying talent. Why diamonds are scarce on the market is not relevant to the pricing issue, the fact that they are scarce is.

I think we are discussing two differnet things here. You are discussing the merits of Tiger making more than a cop. I'm trying to explain why the market values Tiger Woods higher than a cop.

In honesty you cannot compare an excellent teacher, or an honest cop or courageous firefighter to a professional gamer.

Yes I can because they are all in the labor pool. I suggest that the labor pool of poeple who can do what Tiger does is limeted to about 3 or 4 people at this time. But the labor pool is much bigger for cops, firefighters etc. Therein lies the marginal value difference.

This is like that memorable scene in Apollo 13 where they are trying to figure out how to make the power work out to get them home. The astronaut in the training module keeps clashing with the techie, and finally the techie says "You keep talking about what you need, I'm talking about what you got". :)

514 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:04:16am

#497 Minnesota Ronin

Yes. Exactly like that.

;)

have a good lunch!

A good lunch? Like the one I almost lost when I read that? *BLEH*!

#498 MTNester

{m} - tattos?

Yes ma'am! I want a lizard on my hip! :D (would be my third, though :)

/I know I look all sweet and innocent :D

515 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:07:21am

#514 m

I've thought something small on my hip or ankle would be interesting, but then I keep thinking, what if I want to get rid of it? So no tattoos for this lady.

516 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:08:03am

#514 m

Settle down chica. You KNOW I'm kidding!

517 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:10:16am

Hey Mama Winger, if you are out there, did you see Kerry Woods is hurt again? Knee surgery this time. Cubs GM says it's minor and he will be ready by May. Translation based on the accuracy of past similar statements, you won't see him till July.

Also Prior is still doing long toss only, supposedly casue he had a bad sinus infection a month ago that weakened him. Right.

They got Maddux who is about 108, and Zambrano.

I pick the Cubs to be under .500 this year.

518 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:10:56am
I know I look all sweet and innocent

Hmmm.....

519 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:11:32am

#515 MTNester

Luckily, I haven't wanted to get rid of either of mine. I got one about 10 years ago, then the other one after September 11th.

I don't regret either one. (but working in the banking industry I have to definitely watch the placement)

520 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:12:41am

MT

I say do it!

I know a really good artist....

521 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:13:03am

#518 Minnesota Ronin

Hmmm.....

Hey now! !
:D

522 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:13:38am

Keep-

You really are a Chopped Livertm!

523 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:13:49am

m

(but working in the banking industry I have to definitely watch the placement)

Damn. There goes that arm sleeve!

;)

524 quark2  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:15:50am

@513 3wood

When the economical house of cards finally falls round everyones feet, the false values I posted about will be glaring.
Those things of real value that are falsely held at labour pool cheapness will increase. Historically it's happened before. Water will be priceless and diamonds will be worth the same as a handful of ordinary rocks.

525 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:20:34am

#520 Ronin

Oh, perhaps if I were in my 20's again, I might think about that more seriously. But now, there are other things that I'd rather spend my money on (or save it for).

526 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:20:43am

#521 m

Hey now! !

;)

527 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:29:11am

MT

Ok... But should you ever change you're mind, be sure to let me know. I could probably get you a pretty good deal.

528 Who Watches the Watchmen?  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:30:32am

What's that? The wailing of a waaaambulance?

LEFT STUMBLES on March 18

This month, the worker's flag is blushing pink.

Apparently the Anarchist Book Fair is scheduled the same day as the ANSWERistas' rally.

The important question: what will zombie do?

529 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:41:40am

#527 Ronin

I will remember that. Thank you!

530 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:43:18am

MT

Not a problem. I'm all about helping people get tattoos.

:D

531 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:46:25am

Can someone explain post # 528 to me? I don't mean to be dense, but I just don't get it.

532 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:46:47am

Hey DDT whaddya know? Hope everybody had a good weekend. I don't have any tattoos and newmellegirl (6th grade) will not consider even an ear pearcing. I know at least one of those conditions will persist.

NMM

533 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:49:43am

Helllloooooooooooo!

Anybody here?

*echo*echo*echo*echo*

534 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:50:02am

#532 Newmelleman

Good Monday to you! Only ear piercings for me, one on each ear. Not trendy, but then I'm more of a spectator these days than a trend setter. ;-)

535 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:50:26am

[NMM]

How ya doin?

536 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:50:58am

#533 Miss Trixie

Don't know if I'm somebody or not but I'm here. Warming up, up there yet? Spring is busting out all over here in MO.

NMM

537 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:51:29am

Hiya Miss Trixie...

Welcome back!

538 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:51:33am

#533 Miss Trixie

Hellllooooooooo!

Back from lunch? Just a few minutes until it's time for me to forage for food.

539 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:54:42am

#535 Ronin

[Ronin] Doin' great! Newmelleboy's B-Ball team won their first game Saturday nite (they are now 1-8), Baseball practice starts Thursday, Newmellegirl starts soccer practice this month. I love watching the kids play sports...except I felt like I was ready to get tossed out of the gym on Sunday for "helping" the referee (they really were horrible)

#534 MTNester

{MTNester}! Guess I'm the same way...more of a trend sitter.

NMM

540 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:56:06am

#539 {NMM}

more of a trend sitter.

LOL ;-)

541 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 7:56:32am

Miss Trixie

Do you have any ink?

542 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:03:53am

LUNCH TIME *CLANGS DINNER BELL*

BBL, all!

543 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:04:15am

C-ya MT

544 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:06:57am

{MTNester!}

Hiya, toots!

:D

NMM

Well, believe it or else, ♪ SPRING ♪ is only 14 days away and by the end of this week, expected warm temps (and maybe a little rain thrown in) will start melting all the white crap and my bulbs will start to show their happy, cheerful faces.

Already the songbirds are flitting about and yelling their little heads off.

So it's good all around, IMHO.

:D

ronin

I also have a tattoo(a little devil with a pitchfork) two piercings in the ears and one in my lint collector.

I'll fit right in with all you malcreants.

:D

545 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:08:36am

Miss Trixie

I also have a tattoo(a little devil with a pitchfork) two piercings in the ears and one in my lint collector.

Sweet!

546 dustyroadguy  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:11:26am

Children die in Iraq violence
By Times Online and agencies

Two girls under the age of four died today when a car bomb exploded in a bustling market in Baquba northeast of Baghdad, killing six people and wounding 20.

The blast destroyed food stalls and shops in the market, which was busy with women and children. Police said that most of the casualties were children.

The bomb went off after police arrived in the market to check on a separate incident in which one person had been killed. Five policemen were wounded, police said.


An Example of the Islamo-fascist pigs this "lady" supported before her conversion to a flatened state of non--being...
-- DRG --....
;>P

547 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:14:11am

#544 Miss Trixie

one in my lint collector

LOLOL!

Bulbs beginning to peek through the earth's crust here already. Soon my labors will turn from finishing the basement to working outside (really ready for that change).

NMM

548 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:27:39am

LGF going slow for anyone else?

549 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:32:09am

#548 Ronin

Was for a minute there (wouldn't refresh). I jumped over to Justdanny's site and didn't see the usual welcome to LGF'rs while the site is having problems.

NMM

550 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:33:03am

NMM

Right on... I'm working fast again... Guess it was just a hiccup.

551 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:45:08am

What's the haps y'all? Everybody just working away today?

552 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:46:21am

m

nope.

you?

553 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:47:12am

#551 m

Yeah it does seem a little slow today. Myself, I've got a meeting that will fill up the afternoon and another for much of the morning tomorrow. After that its off to a conference for the rest of the week...no LGF for a while but the drinks are free! We all have these little sacrifices I suppose.

NMM

Oh yeah, almost forgot.

{m}!

554 newmelleman  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:48:40am

See you all tomorrow, gotta go now if I want some "Marlboro goodness" (pardon the paraphrase) before that meeting.

NMM

555 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:49:40am

C-ya NMM

556 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:51:13am

2,700.... Comin to get you m!

557 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:54:21am

#552 Minnesota Ronin

Working like a dawg, I tell ya!

#553 newmelleman

First off... {newmelleman}! Now... there is the pesky little thing about you leaving us for a week? I don't remember authorizing that.

Ronin, did you authorize that?

558 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:55:41am

m

Ronin, did you authorize that?

nope.

Working like a dawg, I tell ya!

$$ Right On $$

559 3 wood  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:58:56am

#524 quark2

When the economical house of cards finally falls round everyones feet, the false values I posted about will be glaring.

Again, you are talking about how you think things should be. I'm talking about how they are. And I've been hearing about the economic house of cards for 30 years.

560 wintercat  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:06:19am

Some of the comments on this thread concerning this girl's tragic death are heartless. Yes, she went to a very unsafe area to participate in a protest that she should have realized was as serious as life and death but she was still someone's kid. She was just 23. She didn't have a weapon in her hand. She didn't try to kill anyone. She was on the opposite side of the issue than most LGFers but she wasn't a terrorist. Where's the humor? I really don't see it.

561 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:13:48am

Off to lunch...

Back in about 45

562 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:17:27am

#560 wintercat

There is no humor in this girl dying. The frustration comes from the left using her death as a placard and claiming:

1) that she was flattened -did you see the pictures? she was not flattened.
2) that Israel did this on purpose -do you know what kind of blind spot a CAT has? Israel does not kill civilians purposefully, even members of the ISM.
3) that this Rachel is somehow more special than the other Rachels (link back up to #258) that have been killed by the splodeydopes and crazies. Do you think she is more special? Why isn't there a play about the OTHER RACHELS? To hell with the play, how can the world have just completely forgotten the other Rachels, only to focus on this one?

We did not ask her to play chicken with a bulldozer. Forgive us if the results did not surprise us.

563 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:20:09am

wintercat

Hi. I understand your sentiments and I can see that you have posted around 76 comments.

May I suggest that you do an LGF search on Rachel Corrie as well as check out Charles' slideshows? It would propably be a good idea for you to also search LGF for the links the ISM have with the bad guys.

Educate yourself and open your eyes to what's really going on here.

Maybe you'll find the humour that's the stress release you've criticized here.

564 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:20:43am

Back from lunch. I really wish I could fast-forward thru Monday. It's getting harder and harder to like the end of the weekend.

565 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:25:12am

Sweet little peace loving activist, that's all.

Dennis Prager put it best

Rachel Corrie chose to side with a society that breeds some of the cruelest murderers of innocent people in the world. Rachel Corrie gave her life trying to protect people whose declared aim is to annihilate another country. In the name of saving children's lives, Rachel Corrie chose to defend a society that teaches its young children to blow themselves up and which deliberately targets children for death. And Rachel Corrie went to America's enemies to burn her country's flag.

Yeah, I gotta problem with that.

566 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:26:46am

k... I'm headed out for a few~ y'all be good!

:D

567 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:28:05am

Bye {m}

568 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:28:12am

Herro!

Oscar ratings drop 10%

As predicted.

569 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:29:27am

You did good, m.

See ya tomorrow!

:)

570 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:30:57am

Hi'ya Miss Trixie! MT!

571 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:31:23am

Hey, Dubluv!

Were you surprised to learn who the winners were?

572 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:31:47am

W-lover

Hello, toots!

This is THE DDDDDT, no?

;p

573 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:34:38am

Personally, I couldn't care less about anything Hollywood does.

Haven't for 20 years.

/It's a good thing

574 Powderfinger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:35:10am

Then there's that one persistent fact that just keeps getting in the way which is that, well, Dear Rachel was a dumbass. A prime Darwin Award candidate. The jokes just write themselves.

575 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:36:03am

MT-

What Miss Trixie said. I only watched some of the red carpet pre-show stuff for the fashion.

I was surprised ButtCrack didn't win.

576 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:37:55am

Powderfinger

Can't forget that the acorn does not fall far from the tree, either.

*spit*

577 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:38:39am

#575 Dubluv

I know how you both feel. We didn't even turn on the pre-awards stuff. Hardly ever go to the movies...I believe the last time was for National Treasure. We wait for them to come out on DVD or on TV. I just like the old movies, I guess.

578 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:41:11am

W-lover

Buttcrack! LOL!

I called in to the local radio station this morning to remind them that these guys weren't "Cowboys" they were "Shepherds" and completely without thinking, I said "Bareback Mountin'"

The morning man was temporarily at a loss for words. LOL!

/LGF is a baaaaaaaad influence on me

:D

579 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:42:28am

MT-

I am very deliberate with spending any money on HoLLLywood. The last three movies I saw were Narnia, Harry Potter 4, and Star Wars 3. (Those were the big money makers last year)

580 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:43:54am

Miss Trixie

Speaking of Spring...look what came in my e-mail just now. Tulips!

581 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:44:11am

Miss Trixie-

LOL! Did you say that on the air?

582 Powderfinger  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:44:21am

#576 Miss Trixie

Looks like Darwin was right.

583 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:44:58am

I ♥love♥ old movies! You coulnd't get me to a theatre if you drag me.

I rented "Second-Hand Lions" and loved it. I don't care about political bent (unless it's completely gratuous eg: Mik Al-Moore) I prefer the telling of a good story.

That's just me.

:)

584 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:47:11am

So this is where everyone is hanging out...

Good Afternoon!

585 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:47:27am

Miss Trixie & MT-

My Grandma used to have me watch old movies with her, and I'm so glad she did. Audrey Hepburn. sigh...

586 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:48:00am

MTNester

They're soooooo cheerful!

:D

W-Lover

Did I say that on the air?

You betcha! I didn't realize what I had said until it was too late.

Oh, well. Woke SOMEbody up, I guess........

LOL!

587 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:48:11am

{LOPPY}!

We've been waiting for you!

588 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:50:21am
You betcha! I didn't realize what I had said until it was too late.

OMG! THAT is a riot!

589 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:50:32am

{loppyd}

Hi there.

/sweathog

;p

590 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:51:56am

{DUBS}

I only saw a little bit of the pre-show stuff, too...

How obnoxious is Ryan Seacrest?

591 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:52:23am

Hi {Miss Trixie}!

592 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:52:56am

#584 {Loppyd}

How's things?


#585 Dubs

Audrey Hepburn - I wanted to be her when I grew up!

593 Miss Trixie  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:54:50am

loppyd

MEATYBALLS!

:D

594 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:54:55am

Lopps-

I was waiting for Issac Whatshisface to grab some breasts again.

595 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:57:04am

MT-

Mr Dubs one day surprised me with a 3 DVD Audrey Hepburn Box Set (Sabrina, Roman Holiday & Breakfast at Tiffany's).

596 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:57:20am

Wow! Sounds like I should have watched the pre-awards stuff! LOL

597 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:58:21am

#595 Dubs

What a sweetie! Did you melt?

598 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 9:58:53am

MT-

He grabbed some lady durring the Golden Globes. I think he kept his hands to himself last night!

599 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:00:41am

MT-

Mr. Dubs is the Bestest!

{Ladies}- IHTGBTWN...but I'll try to sneak some posts in if I can (Mr Boss Man's out today)

600 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:03:26am

Mmmmm.... Turkey and gravy with mashed potatoes.....

What did I miss?

601 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:10:58am

#600 Ronin

Wow...that sounds good. Think it's time to make a dinner like that!

Let's see...some guy grabbed a woman at the golden globes, but behaved better at the Oscars.

Dubs and I are crazy about Audrey Hepburn

Miss Trixie was socially insensitive during a call to a radio station this morning.

Other than that...not much.

m is gone for a while.

602 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:15:46am

MT

Right on... Thanks for the catch up!

603 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:19:38am

#574 Powderfinger

Then there's that one persistent fact that just keeps getting in the way which is that, well, Dear Rachel was a dumbass. A prime Darwin Award candidate. The jokes just write themselves.

See, we just needed Powderfinger to put it all in perspective :D

604 Cato the Elder  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:19:49am

Shouldn't there be an update on this exposing the Indymedia post as a hoax? Does anyone really believe it's for real?

I did, at first, but there are no posters over there defending their "pancake breakfast" idea, just a few lefties calling us dumb for believing this.

Googling "Melvin Kassam," the name of the original poster, turns up zero results.

C'mon, Charles! We've been had.

605 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:20:29am

592 {MTNester}

Hey there....

Babysitting my brother's kids....just the two youngest until the bus pulls up with the other two in about 10 minutes. Then all hell will break loose. :D

606 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:22:55am

Ugh. Why are the people that call in here so damn stupid?

607 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:23:11am

Miss Trixie

The BF got his mom's meatball recipe for me.
You KNOW I have to make those now.

608 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:26:48am

DON'T FORGET! ! !

Two hours of 24 tonight!

609 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:28:16am

#604 Cato the Elder

Well can we plan one, then?

;-)

610 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:29:23am

#608 Minnesota Ronin

I ALMOST DID! ! 2, yes 2 hours of JB fun! :D

611 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:33:57am

m-

Luckily, Ronin reminded me too. We both would have been screwed! LOL!

Thanks {Ronin}!

612 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:36:00am

I've got to get caught up on 24 so I don't feel so out of the loop!

613 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:37:22am

#605 Lopps

Some days I miss having school-aged kids (elementary). There was something so sweet about having them rush in the door all full of excitement about what they had done/learned that day, talking a mile a minute. They were good days.

614 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:38:29am

608 Ronin

Is that 7-9 or 8-10 pm CST?

615 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:39:02am

#611 W-lover

And if he would have just "let us" forget, he would have never been able to live it down!

616 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:39:57am

m

Good thing I reminded you then, eh what?

617 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:41:08am

MT

7-9 CST

618 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:41:47am

{Dubs}

Any time!

619 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:43:08am

613 MTNester

I'm lucky that I get to see these rugrats as often as I do....every Monday in fact.

620 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:43:22am

#616 Minnesota Ronin

Good thing I reminded you then, eh what?

Yes, it is a good thing. You did a fine job grasshoppah!

621 loppyd  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:45:24am

and then there were four....time to start the carpool shuffle.

See y'all tomorrow!

622 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:46:25am

C-ya later {Lopps}!

623 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:47:09am
You did a fine job grasshoppah!

Thank you Mastah

624 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:47:37am

Bye {loppyd}! ! Have fun with the younguns!

625 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:48:21am

#623 Minnesota Ronin

wax-on, wax-off!

626 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:50:28am

Blessings on you, my child, for sparking the memory of this big event.

/thanks, kid!

627 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:51:28am

Bye Lopps! Have fun...

628 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:52:04am

m

wax-on, wax-off!

HAHAHAHAHAHA! ! ! !


Paint the fence.... Up...Down...Up...Down...

629 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 10:58:12am

m, Ronin, Miss Trixie.....check your email.

:-)

630 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:00:50am

MT

Caught and thrown back atcha!

631 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:07:44am

Hey y'all - check this out.

‘We keep in constant contact with the Orthodox and help them in solving their problems, especially those involved in illegal operations with their lands. They appeal to us as mediators’, Siam said in an interview to the Gazeta daily.

He also said the Orthodox Palestinians maintained warm relations with the late Hamas leader, Sheikh Ahmed Yasin.

He was spotted at the Walmart with Fat Elvis!

632 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:10:32am

Have you all seen the picture on the top thread today? What a hoot?!?

633 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:12:28am

MT

Yes I did.

I would have gone with young Elvis...

:D :D :D :D :D :D

634 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:15:37am

Ronin...did you click on the picture and read the caption that goes with the original one?

Incoming Hamas Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh arrives for the first session of the Palestinian Legislative Council in Gaza City as a demonstration demanding the release of prisoners from Israeli jails is held outside, Monday, March. 6, 2006.

Oh, man! Now we know what happend to Elvis. He's in an Israeli jail! LOL

635 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:16:59am

MT

No I hadn't read that!

Too F'N funny! ! !

636 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:17:04am

makin' the post office run. BRB

637 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:20:16am

Maybe some good news.

JERUSALEM, March 6 (Reuters) - Israel and donor nations are discussing a proposal to funnel most international aid to the Palestinians through the World Bank, in a bid to keep funds from a Hamas-led government, Israeli and Western diplomats said on Monday.

The World Bank already manages a trust fund that provides budgetary support to the Palestinian Authority.

Expanding the World Bank's role could enable donors to sidestep the Palestinian government being formed by the Islamic militant group while ensuring humanitarian assistance gets through to the Palestinian people, sources familiar with the proposal said.

"That is one of the options being looked at ... to allow the Palestinians to receive the humanitarian aid they need and, at the same time, ensure (the money) doesn't go to terror," said a senior Israeli official who spoke on condition of anonymity because a decision has yet to be made.

638 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:20:30am

All I know is that it may be 14 days till spring, but it's only 11 days until St. Patrick's Day! ! !

639 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:21:18am

m

That would be good....

640 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:22:04am

#631 m

He was spotted at the Walmart with Fat Elvis!

no, dear...they're in an Israeli jail.

641 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:24:14am
Israeli jail

Better there than a Turkish Prison!

/Airplane! Off.

642 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:24:15am

#638 Ronin

Hey, it's something for everyone! Friday is St. Patrick's Day and the following Monday is the first day of Spring. I can't believe that St. Patty's Day is on a Friday this year. We might actually have to go out and celebrate, since we'll have the entire weekend to recover! LOL

643 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:27:27am

MT

If I remember my name at the end of that night, I have failed.

644 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:28:07am

Off to smoke... Back in 10

645 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:37:42am

Mmmmmmm.... That was good!

646 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:39:11am

1 1/2 hours to my next smoke. No problem.

647 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:40:28am

#646 MT

Me too!

:D

648 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:40:40am

I have to wait 20 more mins!

(i think i can, i think i can, i think i can)

649 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:42:00am

m-

I can go now if I want to. I just want to wait, so that when I get back from smoking I only have an hour left!

650 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:43:51am

Geez...you can't GET a peek at what an episode of 24 is going to be about. Here's what the TV guide says:

"Day 5: 5:00PM-6:00PM/Day 5: 6:00PM-7:00PM" Episode #511/12.
Agent Bauer deals with the federal agent, a defector, who recruited him to counterterrorist work more than a decade earlier; President Logan muddles through more intense decisions.


I could write that about almost every episode. Can't wait for 7 pm...doing the Snoopy Dance.

651 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:46:05am

MTNester

Can't wait for 7 pm...doing the Snoopy Dance.

Oh how cute is that!?! I can hear the little feet patter :D

652 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:46:42am

MT-

President Logan muddles through more intense decisions.

LOL! Not President Logan! LOL!

653 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:49:26am

#649 W-lover

I used to be able to do that. With my job now, I gotta get 'em any time I can :D

But in 20 (wait, 12 mins), I'll be cruising- windows down- cd rocking- firing it up!

AAAH! Made it through another Monday! :D

654 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:50:19am

#652 W-lover

nu uuuh! can't be!

655 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:53:08am

Actually, this Monday has gone by pretty fast...it's that last hour that D-R-A-G-S by.

656 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:54:28am
But in 20 (wait, 12 mins), I'll be cruising- windows down- cd rocking- firing it up!

We're happy for ya.

;)

657 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:55:26am

MT

Actually, this Monday has gone by pretty fast...it's that last hour that D-R-A-G-S by.

Same here... But I'll help you through the last hour... We can chat.

658 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:58:06am

Thanks, Ronin...Are we the only ones left on the DDT?

659 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 11:59:19am

MT

Might be...

660 Chucko  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:00:22pm

LOL

One of the funniest things I have ever seen. Nice work!

661 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:01:20pm

What's up Chucko?

662 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:02:40pm

There, that's better. Now I've got some tunes going. Rita Coolidge - One Fine Day.

663 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:05:07pm

MT

Right on... I have no tunes here. :(

664 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:06:44pm

Hey, y'all...I've had to do work today, so this is the first I've been online. I can't believe the topic of this thread! Pancake Breakfast? Life is stranger than fiction.

665 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:07:12pm

You're on phones, right?

666 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:07:36pm

This last hour's gunna SUCK!

667 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:08:21pm

Hey y'all- Bye y'all!

See yuns tomorrow!

{redstateredneck-sneaking-in-at-the-last-minute}

668 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:08:31pm

#664 Redstateredneck

I think there is a notion that this is a hoax going on. But it IS pretty funny.

669 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:08:37pm
But in 20 (wait, 12 mins), I'll be cruising- windows down- cd rocking- firing it up!


Firing it up? Burn 'em if ya got 'em!

670 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:09:03pm

redstate- What's up!?!

MT- yep... damn phones.

Dubs- It will with that attitude! ;)

671 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:09:17pm

Redstate- see Cato's #604

672 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:09:52pm

{[{m}]}

Have a good night!

673 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:12:01pm

Bye {m} - see ya at 24! ;-)

674 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:13:35pm

m

Redstate- see Cato's #604


Shucks, knew it was too funny to be true!


mn ronin

redstate- What's up!?!


I actually had to do real, time consuming work today. Aaaaargh! Now I won't do shit the rest of the week. Oh well, more time to play with you guys.

675 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:14:12pm
I actually had to do real, time consuming work today. Aaaaargh! Now I won't do shit the rest of the week. Oh well, more time to play with you guys.

FANTASTIC!

676 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:14:13pm

Bye, m
We'll chat tomorrow!

677 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:15:36pm

Well, no wonder Dubs has an attitude. She's on the Evvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiilllllllll number today.

:-)

678 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:16:34pm

I haven't even read any news today..I feel like I'm totally out of the loop. We didn't go to war for oil or turn over our ports to foreigners or anything like that today, did we?

679 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:19:18pm

#678 Redstate

Naw...already been done! ;-)

I haven't really read any news today, either. Been too busy trying to keep up with the DDT-ers.

680 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:19:44pm

I actually went to a formal ball this past weekend! My grown daughter called it the 'adult prom'. I hadn't been dressed up like that since I went to the prom! It was kind of fun.

681 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:21:04pm
'adult prom'

That's awesome!

682 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:21:48pm
Been too busy trying to keep up with the DDT-ers.

We are rather nimble...

683 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:23:27pm
Well, no wonder Dubs has an attitude. She's on the Evvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiilllllllll number today.

I just figured she was out of chocolate.

:D

684 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:23:52pm

nimble...that's a word you don't hear very often...unless you're reading nursery rhymes!

685 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:24:14pm

Redstate

When we lived in Mpls, we used to go to the Navy Ball every October. It was SO much fun to dress up in your very best finery and go dance the night away. I felt like Cinderella every year! LOL

686 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:26:18pm
...unless you're reading nursery rhymes!

Ha.Ha.Ha.

;)

687 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:26:31pm

mmmmmmmmmm Jimmy Buffet - Margaritaville...


wastin' away again in Margaritaville
searchin' for my lost shaker of salt...

688 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:27:46pm

I did not even notice I hit the satanic spot!

Everything's coming up Evil!

689 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:28:51pm

Chocolate Fun Fact:

Is chocolate a drug?

Chocolate is not addictive. However, there are some similarities between chocolate and marijuana. The Neurosciences Institute in San Diego, California wrote that 'chocolate contains pharmacologically active substances that have the same effect on the brain as marijuana.' In theory you could get high from chocolate, but we certainly do not advise trying - mainly because you'd probably have to consume about 25lb in one go!

25 lbs? Probably not a problem for some LGFers!

690 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:31:02pm

#688 Dubs

Well, now you have a convenient excuse. Sorry your day has been so crummy!

691 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:31:37pm
I did not even notice I hit the satanic spot!

It's hard to do, but if you angle just right....

:D

692 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:33:41pm
mainly because you'd probably have to consume about 25lb in one go!

*holding Dubs by the arm* No...don't do it Dubs...it's not worth it, really! Tomorrow is another day! Please, don't do it!

693 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:33:53pm

redstate-

However, there are some similarities between chocolate and marijuana.

Just don't tell Lance.

694 piglet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:33:57pm
Some of the comments on this thread concerning this girl's tragic death are heartless.

She went there to help the people who by a vast majority want the jews dead.

If you want to have compassion, save it for someone who has earned it, if not the victims of all the bombings then perhaps:

[Link: frontpagemag.com...]

Unlike Rachel Corrie, who lost her life in Gaza serving a solidarity movement with terrorists and who consequently became a martyr for the anti-American cause, Marla Ruzicka was respected and mourned not only by the left but by supporters of the war who knew her, and even by members of the Bush administration and military whom she first harrangued and then petitioned and who ended up in a partially voluntary cooperation with her endeavors.

“Marla Ruzicka decided to work within the system,” complained the editor of the pro-terrorist website Counterpunch.org, Alexander Cockburn, a longtime supporter of America’s totalitarian enemies. “Both in Afghanistan and Iraq,” he groused, “in furtherance of her humanitarian schemes, Marla Ruzicka elected a stance of studious neutrality in ascribing responsibility for the victims of U.S. bombings and ground fire.”

Indeed, even before she broke free of the Cockburn Left, Marla had told one antiwar reporter who interviewed her in Afghanistan in 2002 that, “many of the families she had contacted were so pleased with the results of the bombing that they were reluctant to come forward to demand compensation.” Yet despite her good heart and winsome honesty, which might have led her to more far-reaching second thoughts than she had, she remained on a course by opponents of the war until her fateful encounter with terrorists who, as Christopher Hitchens observed, “couldn’t have known they were murdering her, but then neither could they have cared.”

Marla Ruzicka was the daughter of San Francisco Republicans. She was seduced as a 15-year-old high school student by veteran communist Medea Benjamin, who inspired her to join a movement presenting itself as a “human rights” campaign, but that was actually pimping for the sadistic dictator Fidel Castro and his island gulag. Benjamin herself had spent five years as a resident in Castro’s police state, exulting on her return to the Bay Area that her life in Cuba as a supporter and beneficiary of one of the world’s most repressive regimes made her feel as though she “had died and gone to heaven.”

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

695 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:35:11pm

Think I'll go home and drink beer and watch 24. That sounds like a plan.

696 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:36:29pm

#691 Ronin

RONIN!

697 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:36:29pm

Dubs

Just don't tell Lance.

*Shaking head*

:D

698 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:38:03pm

Dubs

Just don't tell Lance.


LOL!
:D

699 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:38:06pm

#697 Ronin

Oh, I don't know...Lance seemed to understand the calming effect of chocolate on the women at LGF who were stressed out. *wink*

700 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:38:14pm

#696 MTNester

What!?

What did I do?!

701 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:38:46pm

Night Redstateredneck. See ya at 24! ;-)

702 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:40:11pm

Night, {MTNester}

703 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:40:25pm
Oh, I don't know...Lance seemed to understand the calming effect of chocolate on the women at LGF who were stressed out. *wink*

RIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT

704 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:41:01pm

G'night redstate

705 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:42:12pm

Night, MN Ronin (the nimble one)

706 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:43:28pm

Here's a good T-Shirt

But I'd rather have one that says "Property of Jack Bauer"

707 W-lover  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:45:16pm

Good Night {All}!

708 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:46:05pm

Night {20's}

709 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:46:45pm
But I'd rather have one that says "Property of Jack Bauer"


How about one that says "Jack Bauer's Love Slave"?

710 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:47:52pm

Night Dubs!

711 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:49:19pm
"Property of Jack Bauer"

Only if they had a "Property of Kim Bauer" as well...

712 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:49:37pm

redstate - I thought you went home to drink beer and watch 24. Oh well...

You know the funniest thing is that I've looked at several sites that have 24 or Jack Bauer Ts. In almost every case the women's sizes are either sold out or nearly sold out. Good luck trying to find one! Go Jack!

713 redstateredneck  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:49:39pm

Okay, I'm outta here.
Later, lizards
{W-Lover}
{MN Ronin}
{MTNester}
{LGF}

714 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:50:12pm
"Jack Bauer's Love Slave"?

"Kim Bauer's Love Slave"?

715 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:50:41pm

Night {redstate}

716 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:51:17pm

Is it just me and you now MT?

717 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:53:21pm

Night {Redstate}, see you at 24!

718 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:53:51pm

I guess so, Ronin. 7 minutes.

719 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:56:14pm

MT

....5 now!

720 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:56:20pm

Oh, I don't know...Lance seemed to understand the calming effect of chocolate on the women at LGF who were stressed out. *wink*


RIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT

Now have you known any other guy to throw as much chocolate to the ladies as our LanceKates?

721 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:57:07pm

4

722 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:58:04pm

3

723 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:58:33pm

Virtual Chocolate.....

724 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:59:19pm

Well, time to go... Have a good night!

{MTNester}

725 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:59:48pm

it's a chemical response to the very thought of chocolate. It's a very powerful substance, I tell you. :-)

1

726 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 12:59:48pm

Hafta get

727 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:00:04pm

three

728 Minnesota Ronin  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:00:18pm

more

729 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:00:39pm

time to go! Have a very pleasant evening, Ronin...see you at 24! Night!

730 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:01:34pm

yes, three...more....WHAT?

731 MTNester  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:02:50pm

gotta go now...bye!~

732 m  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 1:41:01pm

Dang. I come back and the party is over.

733 Yankee Yankee Zulu  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 2:56:47pm

I wonder what will happen when they run out of the fake bacon and sausages, the soy milk, and the organic maple syrup and potatoes. Will they actually get off their butts and go to the Whole Foods store, or will they blame it on Bush as usual?

I vote for the latter.

734 goban  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:11:11pm

#733 Yankee Yankee Zulu

BZ 2U !

But don't go slammin' Whole Foods!..I mean, where else would I be able to peruse all the top of the line SUV's in one parking lot? Everytime I go near the place it seems that they are ALL there! Funny that.

735 transferthem  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 3:15:40pm

I hope the celebration fell horribly flat.

736 Carridine  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:04:25pm

It took him a few hours longer than it shoulda, but here's a tribute to Saint Rachel: a free, downloadable MP3 for your listening pleasure:
here: StPancake.mp3

737 rorschach  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 4:15:16pm

Did they say "grace"? Y'know...to St. Pancake?

738 Bayonet  Mon, Mar 6, 2006 8:24:40pm

"Rachael Corrie Pancake Mix"
1 teaspoon of brain matter
3 Cups Anti-Semitism
2 Cups No Historical Research
1 Cup Stupid Screaming
3 Tablespoons don't watch the bulldozer

Mix well with equal amounts of weapons smuggling tunnel dirt -

Pour into coffin - send it home to raise money for TERRORISTS.


Real light and fluffy


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