Did you taser the hamsters?

'Dozens' died in Syrian - Iranian chemical weapons experiment in July

Viva la Hampster!

Tell me, does Brain know about this?

Did they see Richard Gere and run off ?

Jolt brand Hampster Chow might be in order

Don't tase me, Homey G! Squeeeaaak!

Charles, what do you feed those hamsters? Are they gassy?

What a cute little hamster!

#2 and they say smoking is bad

re: #9 storagemanager

#2 and they say smoking is bad

I don't think anyone tried putting tobacco on a scud yet.

Just what the doctor ordered for panicked hamsters.

Bless Stinky and Charles!

There is no hamster crisis. NEVER ! The servers are functioning at 110 %

Windows machine? That Hampster scares me.

Michael Totten just posted Anbar Awakens Part II: Hell is Over

And there's a good article at the Dallas Morning News on the HLF trial.

re: #2 Carl in Jerusalem

'Dozens' died in Syrian - Iranian chemical weapons experiment in July

One can only hope that among the dead are all of the top technicians and facilitators from both Iran and Syria's CBW efforts.

Charles

...An advocacy group for Muslims in the United States called on the FBI on Tuesday to investigate an attack on Muslim worshippers outside an Ohio mosque. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR, said the attack occurred Friday night as worshippers attended prayers at Masjid As-Sahaaba to mark the monthlong fast of Ramadan.

The attackers made derogatory statements and began throwing rocks, striking one worshipper in the back and smashing two windows on the front of the mosque, according to a police report

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Sorry my horses weren't there to help...I was schmoozing at Starbucks when the trouble developed

These hamsters aren't gassy. They're jacked-up, and ready to go.

Poor little bugger, doomed to a life of servitude

What he needs is a hobby.

Like...rugby football!

GO THE ALL BLACKS!

re: #10 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #9 storagemanager

#2 and they say smoking is bad

I don't think anyone tried putting tobacco on a scud yet.

lol

re: #10 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #9 storagemanager

#2 and they say smoking is bad

I don't think anyone tried putting tobacco on a scud yet.

Scud Ultra Lites...soon come

This is what happened...

Not to give short shrift to the hamsters, but I thought this was an interesting column by Diana West today...she always makes such sense, and I hadn't heard about this incident until I read her column. Guess that tells us something.

[Link: www.washingtontimes.com...]

Careful, Charles, Stinky might decide to join a union and then your troubles will have only begun.

re: #19 Charles

Oh Oh! Now the KosKidz will accuse you of feeding your (zionazi) Hamsters some kind of illegal stimulant.

A +1 for the thread, if only for the cute hamster picture!

re: #16 GreenDroll

re: #2 Carl in Jerusalem

'Dozens' died in Syrian - Iranian chemical weapons experiment in July

One can only hope that among the dead are all of the top technicians and facilitators from both Iran and Syria's CBW efforts.

One can hope. But I wouldn't bet on it. More likely some poor Bedouin in the middle of the desert who never knew what hit them.

IsraelNN.com) During clashes between Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza, three Hamas men were wounded.

The clashes took place in Gaza City and were over control of one of the city's mosques.

PA reports say that the traditionally Islamic Jihad-affiliated mosque was approached by a group of men from the ruling Hamas group, which tried to take control of it. Fighting ensued

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

On a related subject, significant progress has been made today on moving to our load balanced setup.

If anyone reading has experience with the Zeus web server, please chime in. I'm thinking of using it instead of Apache.

re: #25 ContraJihadi

Careful, Charles, Stinky might decide to join a union and then your troubles will have only begun.

Stinky is a good Republican and would never join a union.

re: #2 Carl in Jerusalem

Great catch, and this is what caught my eye especially:

I made that comment kind of tongue in cheek, but you all know that I believe that the IAF destroyed a chemical plant and not a nuclear plant last week. Now that I think about it, it could well be that the plant at Deir al-Zur that Israel allegedly destroyed could well have been trying to fit chemical weapons onto Scud warheads. It fits, doesn't it?

Yes, for as much as I know about these things...bopkes...it does all seem to fit.

what's the name of the HAMster in the picture?

MoHAMster?

Here’s an open faced hamster thread sandwich

Fixed

mmm, open faced sandwich

Gave the Hamsters a +.

re: #34 simonml

Here’s an open faced hamster thread sandwich

Fixed

mmm, open faced sandwich

mmm...Chinks!

[Link: www.hampsterdance.com...]

re: #37 Shug

[Link: www.hampsterdance.com...]

No, you didn't!

re: #33 me

what's the name of the HAMster in the picture?

MoHAMster?

and he will avenge the death of his cousin Farfur !

re: #33 me

what's the name of the HAMster in the picture?

MoHAMster?

Isnt that Fred?
He is the one always trying to get the treadmill unionized. The panic must have been Fred talking some union schpeel about how the world is going to end from gorebal warming if they dont organize a union.

Panic would never have happened if Charles used true-blue American picas instead of hamsters.

re: #29 storagemanager

/Why can't they just get along?

Power to the Hempsters!
/The People's Union of LGF Hempsters

re: #19 Charles

These hamsters aren't gassy. They're jacked-up, and ready to go.

Time for the Hamster Dance!

re: #7 me

Charles, what do you feed those hamsters? Are they gassy?

Don't bring up gas, that is when the global warming cultists show up. Psstt...don't tell them that red wine causes more flatulence than white.

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.

Sorry, had to get that off my chest, I can't believe there's not more uproar about this obvious intrusion into private lives.

Iran's President Mahmound Ahmadinejad is to leave for New York on Sunday to address the UN General Assembly, despite calls in Washington for him to be banned from the gathering, his office said.

he might bring the Mahdi. ...If he does...is the Mahdi allowed to speak at the U.N.? [Link: www.breitbart.com...]

re: #4 Shug

Did they see Richard Gere and run off ?

For the umpteenth time, Richard Gere doesn't do hamsters.

/it's gerbils

re: #35 pat

Gave the Hamsters A +++.

Fixed it for you! Shees, Pat, I hope you're not a school teacher! ;)

re: #45 Highrise

re: #7 me

Charles, what do you feed those hamsters? Are they gassy?

Don't bring up gas, that is when the global warming cultists show up. Psstt...don't tell them that red wine causes more flatulence than white.

Don't have to tell me.

re: #6 Charles

Don't tase me, Homey G! Squeeeaaak!

hahahahahahahahahah

re: #50 rab3

HAHAHAHAHHA

Where's EC to photoshop Charles tasing a hamster?

re: #46 Lorenska

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.

Sorry, had to get that off my chest, I can't believe there's not more uproar about this obvious intrusion into private lives.

Unless you are an illegal.

re: #48 Killian Bundy

re: #4 Shug

Did they see Richard Gere and run off ?

For the umpteenth time, Richard Gere doesn't do hamsters.

/it's gerbils

don't tell me, tell the hamsters !

I just had to log in to see what the total points were on the hamster thread.

On the subject of, I thought LGF had already made its transition to the Big Pipe, or Load Balancing, or wotever. If mo bigger hamsters are still in the offing after all, then saddle'm up and let's ride!

re: #40 Lateral

re: #33 me

what's the name of the HAMster in the picture?

MoHAMster?

Isnt that Fred?
He is the one always trying to get the treadmill unionized. The panic must have been Fred talking some union schpeel about how the world is going to end from gorebal warming if they dont organize a union.

Thats Sally. she was on the lunch feeder spewing.

Abizaid: World could abide nuclear Iran

WASHINGTON - Every effort should be made to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, but failing that, the world could live with a nuclear-armed regime in Tehran, a recently retired commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East said Monday.

What's he smoking, and could Israelis live with it.

The UAV spat is over...

Most importantly in this regard, why does the military insist on referring to this group--whose leader believed himself to be the Mahdi or no-longer-Hidden Imam--as a "cult?" A cult is "a system of religious worship or ritual" involving "a devoted attachment to, or extravagant admiration for, a person...esp. when regarded as a fad [emphasis added]". Individuals proclaiming themselves the Mahdi are hardly a fad in Islamic history; in both Sunni and Shi`i Islam, the Mahdist claimants over the 14 centuries of Islamic history are too numerous to list here. Were the Fatimids (who ruled Egypt for 250 years in the Middle Ages) a cult? How about the Muwahhids, who ruled the Maghrib and Spain for over a century? Or the Sudanese Mahdists, who took Khartoum and killed the Ottoman governor-general, one Charles Gordon? Every one of these groups had a self-proclaimed Mahdi as its leader. This Najaf Mahdi will not be the only outbreak of eschatological Islam, make no mistake. And if U.S. military intelligence gets a better handle on the fact that Mahdism is a major strain within Islam, not simply an aberrant, occasional cult flare-up, brave folks like MSG Ballard might be better prepared for the next Mahdist battle.

[Link: www.mahdiwatch.org...]

re: #41 meMarc

Panic would never have happened if Charles used true-blue American picas instead of hamsters.

prairie dogs.

re: #54 Eowyn2

re: #46 Lorenska

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.

Sorry, had to get that off my chest, I can't believe there's not more uproar about this obvious intrusion into private lives.

Unless you are an illegal.

Well, THAT goes without saying, good point - that little disclaimer can be put on the end of pretty much every law, like, "Thou must have valid ID to drive," or "Thou shalt pay taxes and social security before receiving benefits from same"... and other such silliness. How DARE the government tell me I have to have health insurance? I don't know how those in Massachussetts put up with it, I can't handle such nanny-ness in my life.

". . . powerful-looking in a short, compressed way, like an attack hamster"

Who said that? No google cheating.

Hot Air just linked Confederate Yankee's lasted dig at the TNR on the Beauchamp affair.

That is one guilty looking hamster. Kinda looks like murtha.

re: #62 Lorenska

Hill is trying to get the business owner votes

bwahahahahahahaha

The Glasgow bomber -- possible plans to attack in Canada

THE security services feared Scotland's first home-grown "wannabe suicide bomber" had been preparing to carry out a terrorist attack in Canada, it emerged last night.

Mohammed Atif Siddique was stopped at Glasgow Airport before he could board a flight to Pakistan amid concerns that he might go "off the radar" and join alleged Islamic extremists in planning large-scale terrorist attacks in Ontario.

Siddique was found guilty yesterday of a string of terrorism offences at the High Court in Glasgow and now faces a jail sentence of up to 15 years.

During his trial, the defence and prosecution had argued over whether the 21-year-old IT student was actively involved in promoting terrorist attacks or was merely a "foolishly stupid young man" simply researching Islamic terrorism.

After the verdict, Siddique's solicitor, Aamer Anwar, accused the authorities of launching an unwarranted attack on civil liberties and of creating a climate of fear for young Muslims

#39 Shug

#40 Lateral

maybe it's Farfur's cousin, Fred, maybe he/she/it wants to join a union, but it really doesn't matter when Shari'a is applied.

It'll be too late. HAMsterse are haraam, I hear from the imam.

The only thing I know about Zeus is that he re: #30 Charles

The only thing I know about Zeus is that he The only thing I know about Zeus is that he's supposedly good with a lightening bolt.

...and don't forget getting Greek maidens pregnant!

re: #65 easy

Do not insult the hamster, please.

re: #62 Lorenska

I can't handle such nanny-ness in my life.

But they're the government. We need them to tell us what to do. We're just the stupid children of the government. Give me money mommy!

re: #2 Carl in Jerusalem

hmmm... quietly contemplating the deep thoughts Nancy must be having on this right now...hmmm... (where's my scarf?)

re: #58 rab3

Abizaid: World could abide nuclear Iran

WASHINGTON - Every effort should be made to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, but failing that, the world could live with a nuclear-armed regime in Tehran, a recently retired commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East said Monday.

What's he smoking, and could Israelis live with it.

I don't know what he's smoking and no.

Benchmark crude oil hits new record of $82.38 in N.Y.+

Sep 18 06:34 PM US/Eastern

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

re: #30 Charles

On a related subject, significant progress has been made today on moving to our load balanced setup.

If anyone reading has experience with the Zeus web server, please chime in. I'm thinking of using it instead of Apache.

Don't tell TFK for goodness sakes.

re: #73 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #58 rab3

Abizaid: World could abide nuclear Iran

WASHINGTON - Every effort should be made to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, but failing that, the world could live with a nuclear-armed regime in Tehran, a recently retired commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East said Monday.

What's he smoking, and could Israelis live with it.

I don't know what he's smoking and no.

Ah a new bookmark. Thanks.

Also note that Siddique could turn out to be a gold mine of terror leads:

More than 60 officers in total were involved in the investigation, with Central Scotland Police aided by other forces, including Strathclyde, Lothian and Borders and Fife.

Some 34 computers and hard drives were examined. More than 5,000 computer discs and DVDs were removed, along with 25 mobile phones and another 19 SIM cards. Almost 700 documents were taken from the computers and more than 1,000 statements taken.

More than 500 "actions" were raised on HOLMES, the police national computer system.

From the moment of Siddique's arrest, police had 110 days to prepare a case against him.

This is not good...

WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has suspended diplomatic convoys outside the Green Zone following the Blackwater security incident.

How do they do the job ...they are there for? [Link: www.breitbart.com...]

One more and then I'm going to sleep.

Iran to accept help from Israel 'Little Satan'

re: #75 easy

Don't tell TFK for goodness sakes.

TFK has always been an important part of the load balancing scheme at LGF.

TFK, keep up the good work.

Taser!

A MARRIED couple who didn't realise they were chatting each other up on the internet are divorcing.

Sana Klaric and husband Adnan, who used the names "Sweetie" and "Prince of Joy" in an online chatroom, spent hours telling each other about their marriage troubles, Metro.co.uk reported.

The truth emerged when the two turned up for a date. Now the pair, from Zenica in central Bosnia, are divorcing after accusing each other of being unfaithful.
"I was suddenly in love. It was amazing. We seemed to be stuck in the same kind of miserable marriage. How right that turned out to be," Sana, 27, said.

Adnan, 32, said: "I still find it hard to believe that Sweetie, who wrote such wonderful things, is actually the same woman I married and who has not said a nice word to me for years".

[Link: ummahnewslinks.com...]

Zombie Hamster

Charles,

Have you vetted the hamsters?

All domesticated Syrian hamsters kept as pets in the West today are descended from one female of the species. She was found in a burrow in a field in Aleppo in northern Syria in April, 1930, by zoologist Dr Israel Aharoni.

Muslim Brotherhood founded in 1927. Muslim Brotherhood are rats. Rats are kin to hamsters. 9-11 Truth movement started on less evidence.

OT: The kid that got tazered is going to be on G4TV's "Attack of the Show" tonight. (The show itself is on right now.) I think they're going to be talking about it all on The Loop, towards the end of the show.

RoP in Mogadishu

re: #71 simonml

re: #62 Lorenska

I can't handle such nanny-ness in my life.

But they're the government. We need them to tell us what to do. We're just the stupid children of the government. Give me money mommy!

God, you're so right, as is Eowyn - the business owners will love it, and those who want every decision made for them (and for others) will be thrilled. I for one cannot STAND the thought of some bureaucrat 2000 miles away deciding what I will and will not do, eat, drink, take, wear, buy, drive, etc - and that's exactly what it's coming to. Right now, I CHOOSE not to have insurance, because I can afford my own medical care and because I don't want some insurance wonk deciding what treatment I can and cannot receive - how is it possible that that it's not my RIGHT to make that CHOICE?

Awww...what a cute hammie!

He is lucky not to have been born a gerbil.

Got to get rid of the organic hamsters and replace them with CYBORG hamsters. The mech enhancements alone allow the hamsters 10x their current endurance.

AP ups the Iraq civilian deathcount by a factor of ten *warning, unvetted website*

OT: I was looking for "hamster" on the website [Link: www.imam.org,...] and came up empty.

Then I noticed that this site is a wiki 'Islam encyclopedia' with a lot of empty entries.

For instance: nothing comes up when searching "Israel", or "Sharia", or "Hamster" or "9/11".

It is open and ready for editing:

Welcome to Imam.org, the Islam Encyclopedia online. Inshallah here you can find Quran translations, Hadeeth, Islamic History. The best part about this is that it is an open Encyclopedia, meaning you can contribute to it's growth.

Looking for a certain Islamic topic, just search for it. You will find your results. You can read through the results or even edit them if you feel you have something to contribute

Link

NICOSIA — A Turkish man who broke into a Cyprus bank to steal from the ATM machine was found fast asleep on the floor by a cleaner who raised the alarm, Cypriot police said on Monday.

The cleaner stumbled over the suspect two hours before opening time and called in the police, who turned up to catch a tired man staggering out of the building.

Bank officials said the would-be robber tried to break into the ATM machine -- after entering the building through a window -- but could not crack the code to access the cash.

A 30-year-old Turkish national appeared before a Nicosia court where he was remanded in custody.

[Link: ummahnewslinks.com...]

What happens to the older (worn-out) hamsters? Do you have a hamster adoption program? Maybe a school lunch program?

re: #93 FreeIowa

Sandwiches.

#93 FreeIowa

OMG, so THAT'S the mystery meat they served us in the high school cafeteria!

Macedonian Hate Crime or crazy Bulgarian?

I KNEW IT!

Charges dropped against officer in civilian slayings

CAMP PENDLETON --- Charges have been dropped against a Marine captain accused by prosecutors last year of failing to investigate the deaths of two dozen civilians in the city of Haditha in November 2005.

In dismissing the charges, Lt. Gen. James Mattis approved a decision granting McConnell testimonial immunity, meaning testimony at later trials for the other accused men cannot be used against him.

Once again... Suck It, Murtha!

try owls when the hamsters are tired ;)

Behind the scenes @ Charle's server.

oh no !

It's enlarged scrotum guy

re: #97 YourTaxDollarsAtWork

I KNEW IT!

Charges dropped against officer in civilian slayings

CAMP PENDLETON --- Charges have been dropped against a Marine captain accused by prosecutors last year of failing to investigate the deaths of two dozen civilians in the city of Haditha in November 2005.

In dismissing the charges, Lt. Gen. James Mattis approved a decision granting McConnell testimonial immunity, meaning testimony at later trials for the other accused men cannot be used against him.

Once again... Suck It, Murtha!

YES!

If you want a good laugh:
[Link: www.dailykos.com...]

Pay particular attention to this comment and the pic above it:

It took some doing but I finally managed to drag the kid away from the front lines before he could get himself arrested. I tell you he whipped himself into a state of revolutionary fervor. He was not happy being reeled in, but when you’re a dad...

His "son" is the long haired kid who is just sitting there with a half smile. But he was in a "state of revolutionary fervor" LMAO!

first of all,cute hamster pic.

has Charles given any thought to 'roiding up' the hamsters? some buff hamsters on anabolic steroids would probably do twice the work of normal hamsters. It is not like they live forever, any long-term steroid effects would be minimal. If they do a chris benoit, charles or stinky can just run down to the petstore and buy more

re: #97 YourTaxDollarsAtWork

Nice.

re: #61 Eowyn2

re: #41 meMarc

Panic would never have happened if Charles used true-blue American picas instead of hamsters.

prairie dogs.

We've about 100 million of them around here. Just in a couple of counties.

Each hamster is good for about 200 mw.

You can power a night-light with one.

Apologies for posting this twice - may get noticed in this open thread.

[Link: arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu...]

Correction: we had previously reported that there had been a new SH historic maximum ice area. Unfortunately, we found a small glitch in our software. The timeseries have now been corrected and are showing that we are very close to, but not yet, a new historic maximum sea ice area for the Southern Hemisphere.

This "small glitch" has wiped away 250 km2 ice

before and after animation of Southern Hemisphere (Antarctica) sea ice anomalies
[Link: img251.imageshack.us...]

I like to look at the double black line that covers half the chart as the dirty finger prints at the scene of the crime.

Science at its finest. Be assured NOAA are putting your tax dollars to excellent use.

re: #97 YourTaxDollarsAtWork

I KNEW IT!

Charges dropped against officer in civilian slayings

CAMP PENDLETON --- Charges have been dropped against a Marine captain accused by prosecutors last year of failing to investigate the deaths of two dozen civilians in the city of Haditha in November 2005.

In dismissing the charges, Lt. Gen. James Mattis approved a decision granting McConnell testimonial immunity, meaning testimony at later trials for the other accused men cannot be used against him.

Once again... Suck It, Murtha!

Good news for the Captain. More bad news for Mumblin' Murtha.

Stolperstein set for Mahjud bin Adam Mohamed

Beware the evil you abet.

Well, they had the tazered kid at the start of "Attack of the Show," but I'm not really sure if that was really him, doing a self-parody, or if that was someone else pretending to be him, doing an acid parody... It just went by too quick. :-|

WASHINGTON — An oily substance found splashed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial this month was the result of vandalism, U.S. Park Police determined.

Sgt. Robert Lachance, a Park Police spokesman, said Monday that a detective made the conclusion, but he declined to provide further details because of the investigation is ongoing.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, which built the structure, has offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case.

The oily substance on the black granite wall — which bears the names of more than 58,000 men and women killed or missing in the Vietnam War — was first reported Sept. 7. National Park Service officials said they did not know what the substance was, and at first said it was unclear whether it was the result of vandalism or some kind of accident.

On Monday, dark blotches remained along a stone curb at the base of the wall for much of its length. At least 14 of its 140 inscribed panels appeared to be stained.

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

re: #97 YourTaxDollarsAtWork

I KNEW IT!

Charges dropped against officer in civilian slayings

CAMP PENDLETON --- Charges have been dropped against a Marine captain accused by prosecutors last year of failing to investigate the deaths of two dozen civilians in the city of Haditha in November 2005.

In dismissing the charges, Lt. Gen. James Mattis approved a decision granting McConnell testimonial immunity, meaning testimony at later trials for the other accused men cannot be used against him.

Once again... Suck It, Murtha!

Hm...funny...I've checked the MSM, and this story isn't there! It must not be true, cause SURELY CNN would be right on this, right? Right?

re: #46 Lorenska

She is a communist.
What do you expect?
You want something even more scary?
You think healthcare will be the end of it?

re: #101 Thanos

I'll throw my "Score One for the Good Guys" tag-line out there again. I haven't heard any word on when they are going to release him from custody, but for his family's sake I hope its soon.

Dan Rather Expected to Report Boeing 787 Unsafe

Will anyone beleive him? [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

re: #46 Lorenska

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.

Actually I'm way past being appalled by anything Hillary does or says.

Hillary is a totalitarian political deity wanna-be. Nothing she does surprises me.

re: #11 MandyManners

Just what the doctor ordered for panicked hamsters.

Did you send Charles an email with this info? :)

Everyone thinks Charles has a nice cute little hamster village where they run all day on their little wheels...

The reality is much, much darker. In fact Charles is the Lizard Overlord of a vast expanse of Matrix-like vats, each containing a single hamster whose vital life energy is harnessed and sucked out to power the great, hulking LGF Servers of Doom. Furthermore each hamster lives in an artificially-created dream world where it rains kibble and Hilary Clinton's chubby cheeks are on the $1 bill.

Such is the true extent of the evil Lizard conspiracy!

re: #117 NY Nana

A bottle of vodka works better than a pill

re: #115 storagemanager

Dan Rather Expected to Report Boeing 787 Unsafe

Will anyone beleive him? [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

He has the documents to prove it.

/snort

re: #89 Perplexed

Got to get rid of the organic hamsters and replace them with CYBORG hamsters. The mech enhancements alone allow the hamsters 10x their current endurance.

They'll be back!

re: #85 NomadOfNorad

From what I heard on Fox, that fool has his own website and does this crap all the time to get attention. Walks into restaurants and makes an ass out of himself, etc.
He is a village idiot. (It takes a Hilary Village to raise an idiot)
Well, he certainly got attention this time.

re: #112 Lorenska

I got wind of it from one of my buddies, and I actually saw it on the ticker of CNN while I was at lunch, but it only ran once and was gone.

re: #119 chicagodudewhotrades

Got a video? :)

re: #115 storagemanager

the accusations come from a fired Boeing employee. Rather is good at finding unpeachable sources for his stories. there are about 5 homes in this country that get HDnet TV. This is the best he can do?

Hey Charles, are you going to endorse a primary candidate? I mean, if Oprah can throw her weight around...

re: #121 The Other Les

re: #89 Perplexed

Got to get rid of the organic hamsters and replace them with CYBORG hamsters. The mech enhancements alone allow the hamsters 10x their current endurance.

They'll be back!

That's only the time travel equipped cyborg hamsters. Equipping cyborg hamsters with time travel abilities was banned in 2407.

re: #118 Pro-Bush Canuck

Everyone thinks Charles has a nice cute little hamster village where they run all day on their little wheels...

The reality is much, much darker. In fact Charles is the Lizard Overlord of a vast expanse of Matrix-like vats, each containing a single hamster whose vital life energy is harnessed and sucked out to power the great, hulking LGF Servers of Doom. Furthermore each hamster lives in an artificially-created dream world where it rains kibble and Hilary Clinton's chubby cheeks are on the $1 bill.

Such is the true extent of the evil Lizard conspiracy!

Okay, that rates a Cox and Forkum cartoon.

There's going to be an anti-Ahmadinejad rally at the Dag Hammarskjold Plaza across from the United Nations building in New York at 12:00 noon on Monday, September 24th.

[Link: www.conferenceofpresidents.org...]

I hope they have an excellent turn-out.

RoP in Kashmir

re: #1 bulwrk

Did you taser the hamsters?

First, they tasered Moonbats, and I said nothing on their behalf...

Next, they started tasering Hamsters--still, I said nothing on their behalf...

Lastly, they started tazering Lizards: and there was nobody left to say anything on my behalf.

~Norsk Troll

re: #115 storagemanager

sorry Dan once you lie you're cred is forever shot.

re: #118 Pro-Bush Canuck

Lighten up on the Lizard King.
He tried to use moonbats. He really did.
But due to their shiftless manner, laziness, and propensity for sluggishness, they were deemed useless for producing energy.
But, ahh, those 2 years of kidnapping moonbats at college campi, political demonstrations, and wannabe woodstock concerts were some of the most fun some of us have ever had.

re: #121 The Other Les

I wonder what a T1000 hamster would be like. Muahahahahahaha!

re: #99 daughter of patriots

Hahahaha! Bless his heart! Just trying to eat some popcorn!

#119 - chidude

So.. you like vodka.. How do you feel about Malibu and Cranberry?

re: #118 Pro-Bush Canuck

Everyone thinks Charles has a nice cute little hamster village where they run all day on their little wheels...

The reality is much, much darker. In fact Charles is the Lizard Overlord of a vast expanse of Matrix-like vats, each containing a single hamster whose vital life energy is harnessed and sucked out to power the great, hulking LGF Servers of Doom. Furthermore each hamster lives in an artificially-created dream world where it rains kibble and Hilary Clinton's chubby cheeks are on the $1 bill.

Such is the true extent of the evil Lizard conspiracy!

Eh...whatever.

As long as it gets me my daily LGF fix.

~ENT

re: #126 Duke6855

Hey Charles, are you going to endorse a primary candidate? I mean, if Oprah can throw her weight around...

Ron Paul

snicker

AZ Muslims want FBI to investigate rude behavour as hate crime...FBI yawns.

[Link: www.azcentral.com...]

CAIR to the rescue.

Why? Why? Why?

(I know, its a gerbil.)

Sudan issues warrant for head of Amnesty International.

I guess what bothers me most about the healthcare thing - you're right, shock is not the word, so much as nausea - is 1: you're RIGHT, it won't stop at healthcare; 2: it's not just her, it's ALL the democrats; 3: what bothers me a LOT is that this insanity started in Massachusetts, under a Republican. So it's like ALL the candidates think this is the right path, and it scares the hell out of me - stay OUT of my private life. And all this comparison to auto insurance is so stupid, THAT'S required in case you hurt someone ELSE, for Christ's sake, it's not the same. This is like the helmet laws, also completely intrusive.

re: #138 Shug

re: #126 Duke6855

Hey Charles, are you going to endorse a primary candidate? I mean, if Oprah can throw her weight around...

Ron Paul

snicker

She's got a whole lot of that to throw around.

re: #122 hous bin pharteen

re: #85 NomadOfNorad

From what I heard on Fox, that fool has his own website and does this crap all the time to get attention. Walks into restaurants and makes an ass out of himself, etc.
He is a village idiot. (It takes a Hilary Village to raise an idiot)
Well, he certainly got attention this time.

So he's the new Ron Paul. :-D

re: #136 paduwon

Never had that drink. malibu and OJ (no, not that 1) is good though.

Paduwon? are you a friend of someone here? are you someone who is having a big day in vegas soon?

re: #83 jcm

EWWWH
THAT LOOKS MORE LIKE A MOONBAT HAM-STER

re: #141 Thanos

Sudan issues warrant for head of Amnesty International.

Would someone please [delete] the political leadership in the Sudan?

One of the first official actions of Turkey's new Islamist president is designed to PO the West.

Did the Mahdi miss his mark?...did he mistake Iran for Peru?...

...Villagers in southern Peru were struck by a mysterious illness after a meteorite made a fiery crash to Earth in their area, regional authorities said Monday.
Around midday Saturday, villagers were startled by an explosion and a fireball that many were convinced was an airplane crashing near their remote village, located in the high Andes department of Puno in the Desaguadero region, near the border with Bolivia.

Residents complained of headaches and vomiting brought on by a "strange odor," local health department official Jorge Lopez told Peruvian radio RPP.

Seven policemen who went to check on the reports also became ill and had to be given oxygen before being hospitalized, Lopez said.

Rescue teams and experts were dispatched to the scene, where the meteorite left a 100-foot-wide (30-meter-wide) and 20-foot-deep (six-meter-deep) crater, said local official Marco Limache.

"Boiling water started coming out of the crater and particles of rock and cinders were found nearby. Residents are very concerned," he said.

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

re: #102 ArmyAunt

If you want a good laugh:
[Link: www.dailykos.com...]

Pay particular attention to this comment and the pic above it:

It took some doing but I finally managed to drag the kid away from the front lines before he could get himself arrested. I tell you he whipped himself into a state of revolutionary fervor. He was not happy being reeled in, but when you’re a dad...

His "son" is the long haired kid who is just sitting there with a half smile. But he was in a "state of revolutionary fervor" LMAO!

OK, those are the kinds of stories that make my head hurt and make me run for the liquor cabinet (ok, ok - run AGAIN). Those stupid signs, those idiots flipping off the White House - how mature! how clever! NOW I agree with you! - all that verbal sputter about how wonderful and warm and LOVING everyone was, all the oh-so-smart slogans ("Negotiation with Iran...") - it all makes me hurt for our country. Oh, and the out and out lies - "Our numbers were easily 100,000" - what a crock, I heard from on-the-scene reporters that they didn't even hit close to that. Losers.

re: #99 daughter of patriots

Behind the scenes @ Charle's server.

I thought this was the TRUE behind the scenes at Charle's server, daughter:

[Link: www.hampsterdance.com...]

~Norsk Troll

I didnt even notice that!

Zombie Hamsterre: #120 Cicero05

re: #115 storagemanager

Dan Rather Expected to Report Boeing 787 Unsafe

Will anyone beleive him? [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

He has the documents to prove it.

/snort

From the Seattle Time story

But according to a summary of OSHA's findings, Boeing told investigators Weldon was fired for threatening a supervisor, specifically for stating he wanted to hang the African-American executive "on a meat hook" and that he "wouldn't mind" seeing a noose around the executive's neck.

Dan Ra^th's source has an ax.

re: #113 hous bin pharteen

re: #46 Lorenska

She is a communist.
What do you expect?
You want something even more scary?
You think healthcare will be the end of it?

How about this "Catch-22"
Interviewer: Sorry, I can't hire you because you don't have medical insurance.
Job applicant: But I need a job so I can afford medical insurance.

Oh wait, silly me, there are sure to be subsidies, especially for "Undocumented Aliens"...

She must be stopped!

Power to the Correct People!

#145

That would be me. The big day... kinda scary. I finally got to register. I hope you are ready for some fun. We will be drinking all kinds of mixtures.. HEHE...

O.J. Could Get LifeO.J. Simpson was charged with seven felonies, including kidnapping, in alleged armed robbery in casino-hotel room

If the gun fits...you must convict. [Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Breaking:

Turkey Blocks Youtube (again)

ANKARA (AFP) — A Turkish court ordered telecom authorities Tuesday to block access to the popular video-sharing website YouTube over videos that allegedly insulted the country's leaders, a report said.

The decision followed a complaint by a resident in the eastern city of Sivas that the site hosted videos containing insults against Turkey's founding father Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, President Abdullah Gul, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the army, the Anatolia news agency reported.

The court ruling has been forwarded to the state regulatory body, the Telecommunications Board, to be put into effect, the agency said.

YouTube said in a written statement, carried by Anatolia, that it was ready to cooperate with Turkish authorities to resolve the dispute.

In March, the country's largest telecommunications provider, Turk Telekom, blocked access to YouTube on a court order following a clip that allegedly insulted Ataturk.

Ataturk, who proclaimed modern day Turkey in 1923, is seen as a national hero by secular Turks and his legacy is protected under a special law.

Users regained access two days later after YouTube removed the video and Turk Telekom petitioned the court to revoke the ban.

re: #149 storagemanager

man that is really freaky...I've seen this headline for a few days...never checked it out...thats a huge dent in the ground and I assume the rest is verified at this point...whoa!

re: #142 Lorenska

And all this comparison to auto insurance is so stupid, THAT'S required in case you hurt someone ELSE, for Christ's sake, it's not the same. This is like the helmet laws, also completely intrusive.

Welcome to the nanny state where we, the government, are there to protect you from yourself. Too fat? We will determine which foods you should eat, how much exercise you will do, and that if you insist on being too fat then we will cut off your healthcare. No reason to deal with someone killing himself with common eating utensils. What's that, all people who are fat aren't lazy, gluttons? Oh, well, then that's just too sad because we have lots of paperwork to do and any exceptions to our rule require extra effort that we aren't willing to do.

I want the government to get out of everything that isn't spelled out in the Constitution as a duty of the government.

re: #62 Lorenska

The right to work? Who will pay?

re: #38 coquimbojoe

re: #37 Shug

[Link: www.hampsterdance.com...]

No, you didn't!

Much, much better:

[Link: www.webhamster.com...]

~Norsk Troll

re: #150 Lorenska

Even one of the front pagers there, MsLaura disputes the 100000 figure and they turn on her immediately.

re: #155 IslandLibertarian

re: #113 hous bin pharteen

re: #46 Lorenska

She is a communist.
What do you expect?
You want something even more scary?
You think healthcare will be the end of it?

How about this "Catch-22"
Interviewer: Sorry, I can't hire you because you don't have medical insurance.
Job applicant: But I need a job so I can afford medical insurance.

Oh wait, silly me, there are sure to be subsidies, especially for "Undocumented Aliens"...

She must be stopped!

Power to the Correct People!

That was my EXACT thought - nearly everyone I know has insurance through their employer, how can you say, "You can't work unless you can get insurance. Can't afford insurance? Get a job!" God, unreal - and you're right about the subsidies, it's almost like they'd RATHER people get government paid-for insurance rather than buying it themselves. If they're going to put an employment chokehold on the uninsured, the welfare roles will skyrocket, it's ridiculous.

Rotating Title:
Who threatened the hamsters with a Tazer? Was it Ron Paul?

re: #156 paduwon

Nice to meet you.

our mutual friend always calls you paduwon, So i took a guess. I'm going out in a few to pick up the nice clothes from the cleaners.

Letter to the Editor in the Kashmir:

This refers to your Sunday Column on the use of loudspeakers in our mosques. There is no doubt that this has become a great problem for a common man especially in the areas where we have mosques after every 100 meteres. It’s a great blessing to have a worshipping place in a locality, but our wrong approach has turned everything against us. Generally the whole year and particularly in the month of Ramzan our mosques roar. There is no problem if we recite the holy words within the premises of a masjid, but what is the point switching on the amplifiers. We all are Muslims and we wish that more and more people offer prayers, we love to see mosques jam packed. That way we enjoy the blessings of Almighty Allah. But why make it a point that our voice shall reach everyone even if it disturbs him. There are children who sleep, there are patients who need rest or students busy with their studies. Our religion does not teach us to disturb others whatever we may be doing. Using amplifiers is good when the Azan is given so that everybody hears it. There also the pitch of the loudspeaker must be lowered down. We can decrease the volume so that our voice echoes back on us and does not trouble others. I think religious scholars must come forward in this regard so that we learn to be decent in our prayers. God will be pleased with us, if we do good to people.
Suhail Mushtaque
Student
Kashmir University

Bwwwahhh...its amazing my dept gets anything done, isn't it?

re: #8 Bob's Kid

What a cute little hamster!

Speaking of cute, may I introduce Hammy Hamster:

[Link: www.cbc.ca...]

re: #167 Thanos

He just wrote his own death warrent. Suspect he'll be dead before ramadan is over.

This does not sould good

...600 Israeli holidaymakers on Wednesday night were evacuated from onboard the 'Dreams Princess' leisure boat in Rhodes, Israel Radio reported.

The boat began sinking for reasons yet to be identified. Two El-Al planes were on their way to the Greek island to bring back the stranded travelers.

Yeah...I am thinking terror...so shoot me! [Link: www.jpost.com...]

re: #171 storagemanager

This does not sound good

...600 Israeli holidaymakers on Wednesday night were evacuated from onboard the 'Dreams Princess' leisure boat in Rhodes, Israel Radio reported.
The boat began sinking for reasons yet to be identified. Two El-Al planes were on their way to the Greek island to bring back the stranded travelers.

Yeah...I am thinking terror...so shoot me! [Link: www.jpost.com...]

re: #168 bebe's boobs destroy

Yeah.looks like you guys work really hard. I'm going out in a few to pick up the suit and nice stuff from the cleaners. Then i'm thinking of that triple bacon burger for dinner again

Charles,

I hate to cause another hamster panic, but I don't think the search function is working properly.

When I search for a term in the comments going back more than one month (say one year), I only get results within the past month. I've been careful to click on a day on the calendar and I have made sure the dates are entered properly.

re: #160 Perplexed

Hillary Clinton

"We can talk all we want about freedom and opportunity, about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," she said. "But what does all that mean to a mother or father who cannot take a sick child to the doctor, or someone who cannot take the job of his dreams because it does not offer health care."

Proving she does not understand the foundations of our government.

re: #171 storagemanager

This does not sould good

...600 Israeli holidaymakers on Wednesday night were evacuated from onboard the 'Dreams Princess' leisure boat in Rhodes, Israel Radio reported.
The boat began sinking for reasons yet to be identified. Two El-Al planes were on their way to the Greek island to bring back the stranded travelers.

Yeah...I am thinking terror...so shoot me! [Link: www.jpost.com...]

where is the water coming in?...how was the hull breached?...not rocket science

#173 dude

Gah, heart attack on a plate! Gonna wash it down with one of the metro drinks involving cranberries?

This one is cute too~!

*Warning: very, very kid/work friendly*

~Norsk Troll

re: #177 bebe's boobs destroy

bebes. I have been good with the booze lately. nothing in over a week. i figure that will change later this week

re: #160 Perplexed

re: #142 Lorenska

And all this comparison to auto insurance is so stupid, THAT'S required in case you hurt someone ELSE, for Christ's sake, it's not the same. This is like the helmet laws, also completely intrusive.

Welcome to the nanny state where we, the government, are there to protect you from yourself. Too fat? We will determine which foods you should eat, how much exercise you will do, and that if you insist on being too fat then we will cut off your healthcare. No reason to deal with someone killing himself with common eating utensils. What's that, all people who are fat aren't lazy, gluttons? Oh, well, then that's just too sad because we have lots of paperwork to do and any exceptions to our rule require extra effort that we aren't willing to do.

I want the government to get out of everything that isn't spelled out in the Constitution as a duty of the government.

You took the words right out of my mouth - STOP TELLING ME WHAT TO DO. You have one document to follow, read it and follow it and leave everything else alone. I'm lucky enough to have chronic arthritis and constant pain with every step I take, and every time I try to get my pain meds, you'd think I was there to rob a freaking bank - because the government has deemed certain medications "controlled," I have to jump through hoops and be made to feel like a criminal because I need something stronger than aspirin to manage my pain. Oh, but if I want to drink or smoke myself into an early grave, no problemo - the liquor and cigarette lobbies make sure of that.

There's not one thing going on in DC these days that's not somehow tied to money, politics and power. Hence the forced health insurance - talk about a lobby! Those corporations will make billions off of this - off the taxpayers, of course, because, as pointed out by so many sane people here, if you can't get a job without insurance, that means the government - I mean the taxpayers - will have to pay your premiums. Makes me want to scream.

re: #22 albusteve

re: #10 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #9 storagemanager

#2 and they say smoking is bad

I don't think anyone tried putting tobacco on a scud yet.

Scud Ultra Lites...soon come

Maybe someone knocked over the hooka pipe.

re: #177 bebe's boobs destroy...no offence...nevermind

re: #164 Lorenska

That was my EXACT thought - nearly everyone I know has insurance through their employer, how can you say, "You can't work unless you can get insurance. Can't afford insurance? Get a job!" God, unreal - and you're right about the subsidies, it's almost like they'd RATHER people get government paid-for insurance rather than buying it themselves. If they're going to put an employment chokehold on the uninsured, the welfare roles will skyrocket, it's ridiculous.

(Emphasis mine)

Welll DUUUuuuhhh...! ! ! :^D

re: #142 Lorenska

re: #102 ArmyAunt

That is why it is important to get conservatives elected.
Not democrats.
Not liberal republicans.

I think our friend ChenZen is posting his usual logic over on the updated, more revealing video of the Florida tazing incident under the nick 'CZ52'. Very revealing video, it shows a lot more, and confirms my opinion, that the kid was going into the whole thing looking for an incident like this.

Disturbing thread...

...let’s say for sake of argument, that instead of a 6%u2032 plus white male moonbat, the questions were being asked by a barely 5%u2032 attractive young women who was not white. Let’s think for a minute about the possibility that a young female conservative of Asian ethnicity (perhaps the next Michelle Malkin) was asking questions of the junior senator from Massachusetts.

How would this group of amateur pundits react to the instant physical intervention by law enforcement at the close of her question, regardless of how eloquent she may have been in the heat of the moment?

I counted at least 6 armed police officers dealing with one moonbat who did not seem interested in simply removing the cause of the disturbance from the venue, but placing into custody someone who based on evidence I’ve observed to date, was guilty of nothing other than extremely misguided political views, and a Terry Moran admiration complex.

The kid’s an idiot.

I don’t believe police intervention was necessary at the time it was implemented.

I don’t believe the taser was a necessary tool to restrain the young man.

I don’t believe he was inciting a riot.

He was a naive young kid asking an ideological “icon” of his some moonbat questions.

Last time I knew, that wasn’t a crime in these United States, and a lot of brave young kids are fighting so kids like this idiot can ask questions of their elected leaders.

Law and order fundamentalism? Be careful what you wish for.

CZ52%u2032

CZ52GUY on September 18, 2007 at 4:31 PM

#179 dude

Yeah, especially since I'm being dispatched to the Beverage Warehouse on the way home from work tonight with an extensive shopping list. Oh, and a blender will also be attending the festivities.

Does anyone have any idea how much stock Hillary has in the med Ins companys

re: #102 ArmyAunt

ATTENTION LIZARDS.
Those pics of the die in show Kestral and 1/2 the other Bolshevik Kos posters.
...And yes. They look like their job title is "drug dealer".
So, if your in need of your heroin fix, head to the nearest Kos protest.

It's raining women in Paki Politics, sure to drive the mullahs mad:

Lahore, Sept.18 : Pakistan's President General Pervez Musharraf will not have one, but two genuine women politicians and a couple of wannabe politicians like his wife Sehba Musharraf and Nawaz Sharif's wife Kulsoom to deal with in the run-up to the forthcoming general elections.

Former Premier Benazir Bhutto is already negotiating with Musharraf for her return to Pakistan after nearly nine years of self-exile, and now her estranged sister-in-law and Pakistan People's Party-Shaheed Bhutto Chairwoman Ghinva Bhutto has said that she will reinterpret the slogan 'all power to the people'.

Sehba Musharraf is being touted as an alternative presidential candidate of the Pakistan Muslim League (Quami) should the country's Supreme Court rule against her husband's chances of becoming Pakistan's President for a second time while in uniform.

Nawaz Sharif's wife -- Kulsoom -- is reportedly making noises about returning to Pakistan after the fasting month of Ramadan to revive the Sharifs' political fortunes seven years after going into exile.

The Government, it seems, does not have a problem with her returning to Pakistan, but whether she will be allowed to contest the general elections is still a matter of conjecture.

Talking to reporters here on Monday, Ghinva said that the military establishment should be relegated to guarding the nation's borders, and called for the structure of governance in Pakistan to be changed through a free and fair exercise of the will of the people.

I suggest putting blinders on the hamsters.

That way all the sock puppets won't make them panic.

Heh.

re: #175 jcm

re: #160 Perplexed

Hillary Clinton

"We can talk all we want about freedom and opportunity, about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," she said. "But what does all that mean to a mother or father who cannot take a sick child to the doctor, or someone who cannot take the job of his dreams because it does not offer health care."

Proving she does not understand the foundations of our government.

Unfortunately, there are a large number of people out there who don't either. :-/

re: #185 bikermailman

Huh. I wonder what's up with the sockpuppetry. Maybe he was previously banned.

re: #186 bebe's boobs destroy

that stuff can't be bought in vegas? or is someone driving there?

Drudge...do you hate us?...for the love of humanity...Take Hillary's pic down...please.

re: #175 jcm

re: #160 Perplexed

Hillary Clinton

"We can talk all we want about freedom and opportunity, about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," she said. "But what does all that mean to a mother or father who cannot take a sick child to the doctor, or someone who cannot take the job of his dreams because it does not offer health care."

Proving she does not understand the foundations of our government.

God, you're so right, and she's contradicting herself anyway - "cannot take the job of his dreams because it does not offer health care" - but her plan makes you have insurance before you can GET a job. You can't have it both ways, you crazy bat.

#193 dude

Yeah, paduwon is driving. eta 2330 thursday

re: #46 Lorenska

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.

Sorry, had to get that off my chest, I can't believe there's not more uproar about this obvious intrusion into private lives.

uh oh, i'm self employed. will i have to pink slip myself.

re: #187 Bob the Scot

Does anyone have any idea how much stock Hillary has in the med Ins companys

Is it just me, or do I recall her having some sort of conflicted interest in Phizer or somesuch the last time we did this, back in 93?

Just a FWIW. I'm getting an error icon on every page. It doesn't say what it's for, but it's what I'd normally get with javascript errors.

Maximus

re: Biker
Bingo!

re: #188 hous bin pharteen

I can't seem to think of Krestal as anything other than a woman. No offense to the ladies but his witting always seems effeminate to me. I guess it's the whole thing with the talons and bird pictures.

re: #192 Killgore Trout

re: #185 bikermailman

Huh. I wonder what's up with the sockpuppetry. Maybe he was previously banned.

Dunno...but it sure reads like him...there are some other comments in that thread, from people responding to him...same logic.

Focusing on the wolf sock puppet closest to the sled blog.

re: #185 bikermailman

I think our friend ChenZen is posting his usual logic over on the updated, more revealing video of the Florida tazing incident under the nick 'CZ52'. Very revealing video, it shows a lot more, and confirms my opinion, that the kid was going into the whole thing looking for an incident like this.

Disturbing thread...

...let’s say for sake of argument, that instead of a 6%u2032 plus white male moonbat, the questions were being asked by a barely 5%u2032 attractive young women who was not white. Let’s think for a minute about the possibility that a young female conservative of Asian ethnicity (perhaps the next Michelle Malkin) was asking questions of the junior senator from Massachusetts.

How would this group of amateur pundits react to the instant physical intervention by law enforcement at the close of her question, regardless of how eloquent she may have been in the heat of the moment?

I counted at least 6 armed police officers dealing with one moonbat who did not seem interested in simply removing the cause of the disturbance from the venue, but placing into custody someone who based on evidence I’ve observed to date, was guilty of nothing other than extremely misguided political views, and a Terry Moran admiration complex.

The kid’s an idiot.

I don’t believe police intervention was necessary at the time it was implemented.

I don’t believe the taser was a necessary tool to restrain the young man.

I don’t believe he was inciting a riot.

He was a naive young kid asking an ideological “icon” of his some moonbat questions.

Last time I knew, that wasn’t a crime in these United States, and a lot of brave young kids are fighting so kids like this idiot can ask questions of their elected leaders.

Law and order fundamentalism? Be careful what you wish for.

CZ52%u2032

CZ52GUY on September 18, 2007 at 4:31 PM

I thought something was off about him the first time I saw the video - the way he kept hollering "OW! OW!" - it was like a little kid, exaggerating to get attention when they get a swat. I don't know what happened, but he just seemed so dramatic and over the top, it kind of set off alarms with me.

re: #30 Charles

On a related subject, significant progress has been made today on moving to our load balanced setup.

I prefer to be a non-unionized Hamster although if your's are, be sure you balance that load perfectly... Dissent will grow quickly if some hamsters have it easier than others...

The Hamster

re: #197 nyc redneck

re: #46 Lorenska

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.

Sorry, had to get that off my chest, I can't believe there's not more uproar about this obvious intrusion into private lives.

uh oh, i'm self employed. will i have to pink slip myself.

Oh, you are SO FIRED! Maybe if you can prove you came here illegally, she'll give you a break.

This is right out of the Headless Man Found In Topless Bar milieu:
Armless Artist Head-Butts Man During Fight With Fatal Results

re: #180 Lorenska

Last election cycle we had different candidates canvassing the neighborhood. I asked one canvasser what her candidate's position on the US Constitution. You know is the Constitution a 'living' document or a standard by which we should run our government. Not a damned one of them answered the question. This question should be on the lips of everyone asking their elected or want-to-be elected officials.

This is the one question that virtually every politician avoids, but we need to ask it of every one of them.

re: #196 bebe's boobs destroy

Bebes, i'm out of there. errands to run. will you be in the lounge later?

re: #207 Lorenska

re: #197 nyc redneck

re: #46 Lorenska

Am I the only one who's appalled by Hillary's latest, requiring everyone to have insurance, and having to show proof in order to GET A JOB? I can't imagine being forced to have health insurance anyway, but to tie it to the right to work? And this crap comparing it to the requirement to have auto insurance is just ludicrous - it's not even apples and oranges, it's like comparing apples and hamsters.
Sorry, had to get that off my chest, I can't believe there's not more uproar about this obvious intrusion into private lives.

uh oh, i'm self employed. will i have to pink slip myself.

Oh, you are SO FIRED! Maybe if you can prove you came here illegally, she'll give you a break.

If she finds out you are an American...she will deport you.

re: #203 bikermailman

I certainly seems like Chen but he's always been open with who he is around here. There must be a reason for the sockpuppet. We'll have to ask next time he shows up.

#210 dude

Yeah. Usual time.

lgf: awash in sock puppets

/rotatin'?

re: #211 storagemanager

If she finds out you are an American...she will deport you.

Could we get enough people to sign a petition to get Shrillary deported? Any suggestions as to where?

Luddite-lizard hamsters get busy when the server sleeps.

re: #212 Killgore Trout

re: #203 bikermailman

I certainly seems like Chen but he's always been open with who he is around here. There must be a reason for the sockpuppet. We'll have to ask next time he shows up.

Has anyone ever caught...a shoepuppet?

Hamsterman!

re: #194 storagemanager

Drudge...do you hate us?...for the love of humanity...Take Hillary's pic down...please.

You know... someone could Photoshop a brown shirt or something Soviet on to her and it would look perfect.

Holland?

Lemiwinks! - The Gerbil King! :)

re: #205 Lorenska

If you watch the longer video linked in that last, when they take him out of that theatre, he starts ranting about 'they're taking me the government' (no, I didn't leave a word out) and 'they may kill me'...

re: #209 Perplexed

re: #180 Lorenska

Last election cycle we had different candidates canvassing the neighborhood. I asked one canvasser what her candidate's position on the US Constitution. You know is the Constitution a 'living' document or a standard by which we should run our government. Not a damned one of them answered the question. This question should be on the lips of everyone asking their elected or want-to-be elected officials.

This is the one question that virtually every politician avoids, but we need to ask it of every one of them.

Well, see, there's your mistake - you asked a HARD question, one they didn't have a prepackaged answer to, and one that they can't win by answering (even if they knew what their answer would be). All these people who think the Constitution was written to constantly be revised by judges who have agendas need to be as far from public office as possible.

re: #215 NY Nana

re: #211 storagemanager

If she finds out you are an American...she will deport you.

Could we get enough people to sign a petition to get Shrillary deported? Any suggestions as to where?

How about someplace that requires her to cover up head to toe? And maybe face?

It is government provided health care.
You will have to go the the Federal Health Care Admin building to sign up.
Then, of course, if you engage in any un PC un-healthy activities you will most likely be turned down. IE: Smoking, drinking, eating the wrong foods (Mickey D's trans fats), driving without a seat belt, etc.

Mind you, engaging in any PC un-healthy activities will be tolerated.
IE unprotected gay sex, drug use, etc.

This has nothing to do with healthcare.
It has everything to do with power and control.

re: #211 storagemanager

Hillary is the reason I have broken my own promise not to talk politics with co-workers, casual friends, etc. I work hard to 'help' people become aware of what is going on, especially if I think they vote.. Between Hillary and the MSM, I have plenty to discuss...

The hamster

re: #217 storagemanager

Shoepuppets would be too formal, we're sock people.

re: #222 bikermailman

re: #205 Lorenska

If you watch the longer video linked in that last, when they take him out of that theatre, he starts ranting about 'they're taking me the government' (no, I didn't leave a word out) and 'they may kill me'...

Jeez, now if that's not high drama, I don't know what is - and someone posted earlier (sorry, can't find it now to properly attribute) that apparently this guy is kind of known for putting himself in 'publicity getting' situations, so that tells me even more about his motives. He didn't even really look shocked when he got grabbed, and it also seemed a little fishy to me that the camera was SO well focused on him. Maybe she's in on it, too (God, I sound like a conspiracy nut now).

re: #223 Lorenska

True. So where are the Constitutionalists? Why aren't they in office?

re: #227 Killgore Trout

re: #217 storagemanager

Shoepuppets would be too formal, we're sock people.

lol

re: #206 The Hamster

re: #30 Charles

On a related subject, significant progress has been made today on moving to our load balanced setup.

I prefer to be a non-unionized Hamster although if your's are, be sure you balance that load perfectly... Dissent will grow quickly if some hamsters have it easier than others...

The Hamster

Ain't that the troof... I'm in a unionized environment, and while it's okay for the most part, we are in flyover country after all, we have three guys who take full advantage of the protection the union gives them. They screw off completely, let others do their work for them, and there are two of the three that are complete pre-schoolers in their emotional development. Stirring up trouble all they can, tattle-taling all the time, making it up if they have to, then flinging poo all over the place like they're the victim. Kinda like Fjordman must feel with the muslims, now that I think about it...hmmm...

re: #216 daughter of patriots

Luddite-lizard hamsters get busy when the server sleeps.

I'm calling PETA!

re: #225 hous bin pharteen

This has nothing to do with healthcare.
It has everything to do with power and control.

Exactly!

Tell me, why isn't the author of this article the chief of Homeland Security:
More government ass-kissing of Muslim Brotherhood front organizations

re: 228 Lorenska
Personally i thought is was a fine job of acting!

Re: Hillarycare

Over the last few years I've been taking family members off health insurance--even though we have a medical condition that runs in the family.

Forty years ago, health insurance made sense. The cost of health care was more reasonable, so you paid a modest premium as protection against big medical bills.

But it doesn't work that way anymore. Thanks to years of medicare, huge malpractice suits, and other gov't regulation, the cost of health care has skyrocketed. You can spend $3,000 per day just for occupying a bed in a hospital.

Insurance companies are in business to make money, as they should be, and the only way they have been able to respond is by raising rates and decreasing benefits.

Many people think our biggest health care problem is the number of uninsured. Nonsense. Today's health insurance is not much of a deal. If you are self-employed, you can pay over $1,000 per month to insure your family. But that's with high deductibles, co-pays, and a benefits cap.

Many people don't know that many health insurance plans limit benefits to $1 million. Really, when you buy health insurance you are simply paying for a $400,000 loan.

Imagine if we went back to a free market system. Imagine your doctor didn't have to go in with four other docs on an office with a staff of fifteen clerks who spend all day filing and tracking forms.

I've found that many doctors will charge you 50% of their standard fee if you pay at the time of service. Because they all know that they have 50% overhead with today's bureaucratic system. There are other ways to cut health care costs that I've discovered. We do routine blood tests at home. I buy prescriptions from Drugstore.com. And I negotiate with doctors. It works.

re: #67 Thanos

The Glasgow bomber -- possible plans to attack in Canada

THE security services feared Scotland's first home-grown "wannabe suicide bomber" had been preparing to carry out a terrorist attack in Canada, it emerged last night.

Mohammed Atif Siddique was stopped at Glasgow Airport before he could board a flight to Pakistan amid concerns that he might go "off the radar" and join alleged Islamic extremists in planning large-scale terrorist attacks in Ontario.

Siddique was found guilty yesterday of a string of terrorism offences at the High Court in Glasgow and now faces a jail sentence of up to 15 years.

During his trial, the defence and prosecution had argued over whether the 21-year-old IT student was actively involved in promoting terrorist attacks or was merely a "foolishly stupid young man" simply researching Islamic terrorism.

After the verdict, Siddique's solicitor, Aamer Anwar, accused the authorities of launching an unwarranted attack on civil liberties and of creating a climate of fear for young Muslims

i met a photographer last wk who was at the glasgow airport during that 8 moslem doctors run amuk episode. she was so pissed w/ these bums. she said she and her friends all agreed. scotland needs another william wallace. i loved hearing that. maybe scotland has a short fuse for these murderers.

re: #224 Lorenska

How about someplace that requires her to cover up head to toe? And maybe face?

Iran is the first one that comes to mind! Great idea, BTW.

How about a threefer fourfer? Shrillary, Pelousy™ Mother Sheehag...and Helen Thomas?

re: #219 The Other Les

re: #194 storagemanager

Drudge...do you hate us?...for the love of humanity...Take Hillary's pic down...please.

You know... someone could Photoshop a brown shirt or something Soviet on to her and it would look perfect.

Or we can do this:

Hillary Fhtagn!

re: #202 Killgore Trout

If you look at the pic, he is effeminate.

re: #229 Perplexed

re: #223 Lorenska

True. So where are the Constitutionalists? Why aren't they in office?

Because they all died about 175 years ago!

Anyone here speak Amurdag?

re: #225 hous bin pharteen

It is government provided health care.
You will have to go the the Federal Health Care Admin building to sign up.
Then, of course, if you engage in any un PC un-healthy activities you will most likely be turned down. IE: Smoking, drinking, eating the wrong foods (Mickey D's trans fats), driving without a seat belt, etc.

Mind you, engaging in any PC un-healthy activities will be tolerated.
IE unprotected gay sex, drug use, etc.

This has nothing to do with healthcare.
It has everything to do with power and control.

But Hillary what the best for you, she knows what's best for, you should listen to Hillary.
/s

Apologizes to:
THE HOLLIES lyrics - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Updated:
The speech was long
With many a boring turn
That leads us to who knows where
Who knows when
But I'm strong
Strong enough to Kerry him
So don't tase me, there my brother

So on we go
His welfare is of no concern
A burden is he to hear
We'll get there
For I know
He would not encumber me
So don't tase me, there my brother

If I've Bin Laden at all
I'm Laden with sadness
That everyone's heart
Isn't filled with the gladness
Of love for one another

It's a long, long road
From which there is no return
While we're on the way to there
Why not share
And the load
Doesn't weigh me down at all
So don't tase me, there my brother

/ I'd give it a 2. I need Buzz to make it a 10!

re: #82 storagemanager

they should stay together. it's obvious they see the best in each other

Pakistan Court Aquits Christian in blasphemy case, Christian in hiding from "muslim militants".

Despite Monday's ruling acquitting him of the blasphemy charges, Masih is still in hiding at an unknown location amid fears of renewed violence against him. He has been living separately from family members and his 12 siblings since he was released on bail in January, family members and his defense team said.

Muslim militants first began attacking Masih's home in September when news of the alleged desecration of the Quran spread across the neighborhood. Masih was soon arrested by police and brought to a nearby jail where he was allegedly beaten by at least one official. Following that incident his mother's health deteriorated and she died in March this year, said Catholic lawyer Khalil Tahir, chairman of Adal Trust, a Non Governmental Organization in Faisalabad.

He told reporters he had mixed feelings about Monday's verdict. "Although Masih has been proved innocent, those responsible for his and his family’s mental torture and above all for the death of his poor mother, are still at large," the lawyer said in a statement distributed by AsiaNews agency.

re: #239 The Other Les

Might be closer to the real truth than what we all want to admit.

re: #215 NY Nana

re: #211 storagemanager

If she finds out you are an American...she will deport you.

Could we get enough people to sign a petition to get Shrillary deported? Any suggestions as to where?

Saturn.

re: #236 ibrodsky

Re: Hillarycare

Over the last few years I've been taking family members off health insurance--even though we have a medical condition that runs in the family.

Forty years ago, health insurance made sense. The cost of health care was more reasonable, so you paid a modest premium as protection against big medical bills.

But it doesn't work that way anymore. Thanks to years of medicare, huge malpractice suits, and other gov't regulation, the cost of health care has skyrocketed. You can spend $3,000 per day just for occupying a bed in a hospital.

Insurance companies are in business to make money, as they should be, and the only way they have been able to respond is by raising rates and decreasing benefits.

Many people think our biggest health care problem is the number of uninsured. Nonsense. Today's health insurance is not much of a deal. If you are self-employed, you can pay over $1,000 per month to insure your family. But that's with high deductibles, co-pays, and a benefits cap.

Many people don't know that many health insurance plans limit benefits to $1 million. Really, when you buy health insurance you are simply paying for a $400,000 loan.

Imagine if we went back to a free market system. Imagine your doctor didn't have to go in with four other docs on an office with a staff of fifteen clerks who spend all day filing and tracking forms.

I've found that many doctors will charge you 50% of their standard fee if you pay at the time of service. Because they all know that they have 50% overhead with today's bureaucratic system. There are other ways to cut health care costs that I've discovered. We do routine blood tests at home. I buy prescriptions from Drugstore.com. And I negotiate with doctors. It works.

I completely agree - and it allows YOU to manage your healthcare - what treatment you get, what scripts you're ALLOWED to have, which doctor you get to see, etc - paying premiums allows you the privilege of letting some idiot pencil pusher who you've never met make critical decisions about your care and health, how sane is that?

re: #249 MandyManners

arkansas

re: #227 Killgore Trout

re: #217 storagemanager

Shoepuppets would be too formal, we're sock people.

Howabout sandalpuppets? :^D

re: #208 Mister Ghost

This is right out of the Headless Man Found In Topless Bar milieu:
Armless Artist Head-Butts Man During Fight With Fatal Results

Found to the right of that, ahem, white trash video, is this piece of bizzaro world.
Taser Guy Stars in Odd Comedy Video Featured on His Website

HilleryCare

Require the employee to have health care insurance prior to having a job.

Since it takes a job to earn the money to pay for health care, the unemployed are put in a nasty bind.

It doesn't have to work.

It only has to sound like she has a plan.

re: #236 ibrodsky

The one thing that concerns me re negotiating with MD's is that they may very well not declare their real incomes, and thus not pay their fair share of taxes.

I have enough MD's and Dentists in my family to staff a small hospital, and none of them are on the dole.

re: #244 jcm

re: #225 hous bin pharteen

It is government provided health care.
You will have to go the the Federal Health Care Admin building to sign up.
Then, of course, if you engage in any un PC un-healthy activities you will most likely be turned down. IE: Smoking, drinking, eating the wrong foods (Mickey D's trans fats), driving without a seat belt, etc.

Mind you, engaging in any PC un-healthy activities will be tolerated.
IE unprotected gay sex, drug use, etc.

This has nothing to do with healthcare.
It has everything to do with power and control.

But Hillary what the best for you, she knows what's best for, you should listen to Hillary.
/s

The Computer is your friend. Trust the Computer.

Happiness is mandatory. Failure to be happy is Treason.

What? You're not happy?

The Computer will teach you to be happy.

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