Parents upset over palm scanners at school

Good for Cee Lo. I like that he can go just about anywhere with music. I still have Gnarls Barkley on my iPod ski mix.

John Oats lives in Aspen, he's a great tele skier.

The band kills this song too. Cee Lo sure can sing.

Evening Lizards.

Couldn't they just give them little swipey cards?

Daryl's house it a rite of passage. Love it so much.

Youv'e posted this I'm sure Charles, but I found scrolling thru Daryl's house.

Looooove it. Daryl & Todd R

re: #5 SanFranciscoZionist

Couldn't they just give them little swipey cards?

I could see how kids could lose those or have them bullied away from them (like the lunch money of old). $300,000 seems an awfully high price to pay though. That would pay for a bunch o' Wheaties.

re: #8 allegro

I could see how kids could lose those or have them bullied away from them (like the lunch money of old). $300,000 seems an awfully high price to pay though. That would pay for a bunch o' Wheaties.

It's a lot of money, and you know the system is going to break down, and there will be no money to fix it.

It seems to me that it would not be that hard to set up an efficient system involving a part-time employee for a fraction of the cost.

The bassist. Stood out for me...

Klyde Jones Of Average White Band On Staying The Course

[Link: klydejones.com...]

Played with Average White Band.

My wife never knew that was anything other than "Forget You"! My fave from the set was "Crazy". I think that has the best vocal.

re: #9 SanFranciscoZionist

It's a lot of money, and you know the system is going to break down, and there will be no money to fix it.

It seems to me that it would not be that hard to set up an efficient system involving a part-time employee for a fraction of the cost.

Back in the dark ages when I was in junior high, we had students do the cashiering in exchange for a free lunch, rotating on like a two week or so basis. I loved it since it meant I could spend my lunch money on Beatles records and stuff. It was a great system that really didn't cost the school district a thing.

"I am troubled by this…I will never support or enforce any treaty that attempts to restrict our fundamental rights..."
-- Mitt Romney on Agenda 21

Moderate. //

You guys need to scroll through the Daryl's house if you love the music thingy

OT: My wife cooked this for dinner. I'd never had it before.

Delicious and very filling. I recommend that recipe!

re: #11 SteveMcG

My wife never knew that was anything other than "Forget You"! My fave from the set was "Crazy". I think that has the best vocal.

Yeah, CeeLo recorded two versions of the song, the original ("Fuck You") and a radio/Walmart-friendly version ("Forget You").

Venezuela's Voters Share Election Scenes Onlineuninews.us/RoBN0z #venezuela#7o

— Univision News (@UnivisionNews) October 7, 2012

RT @ignacio_deleon: Tengo informacion fidedigna: Comando Venezuela NO está haciendo exit polls. salgan a votar todos twitter.com/guillermodiazp...""

— Richard becerra (@richardmbecerra) October 7, 2012

re: #10 Gus

The bassist. Stood out for me...

Klyde Jones Of Average White Band On Staying The Course

[Embedded content]

[Link: klydejones.com...]

Played with Average White Band.

Yeah, Klyde Jones is really deep in the pocket on this one. The whole band plays and sings great here. Daryl sounded just a tad uncomfortable with his verse, though, I have to say. Kind of rushed a little.

re: #11 SteveMcG

My wife never knew that was anything other than "Forget You"! My fave from the set was "Crazy". I think that has the best vocal.

I posted it here at LGF when the music video first came out, with those cool typographic tricks. Could tell this guy was gonna be a star - somehow he managed to say "fuck you" in a cheerful way.

Here's the link - August 2010:

Saturday Night Music: CeeLo Green

re: #17 jaunte

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You know what the wingnuts will be saying if Chavez loses right?

re: #21 Gus

You know what the wingnuts will be saying if Chavez loses right?

Obama was behind it?

re: #21 Gus

Couldn't be "si se puede."

SpaceX has its second mission (first operational) to the ISS set for launch tonight.

SpaceX rocket readied for 1st cargo mission

(CNN) -- Controllers at NASA's Kennedy Space Center spent Sunday preparing for the first commercial cargo flight to the International Space Station, readying a SpaceX rocket for an evening launch.

The Falcon 9 rocket with its unmanned Dragon capsule is scheduled for liftoff at 8:35 p.m. if the weather holds. It will be the first of a dozen NASA-contracted flights to resupply the International Space Station, at a total cost of $1.6 billion.
[...]
The unmanned capsule will be packed with about 1,000 pounds of cargo -- everything from low-sodium food kits to clothing and computer hard drives. It's slated to return in late October with about 2,000 pounds, including scientific experiments and failed equipment that can be repaired and sent back, ISS Program Manager Mike Suffredini said.

NASA TV is broadcasting the launch live.

re: #22 dragonfire1981

Obama was behind it?

Nah. They'll come up with some BS about a turn from "leftists" and a premonition for Obama. Something like that.

re: #21 Gus

You know what the wingnuts will be saying if Chavez loses right?

Not sure but I know some of the Kos Kidz will be heartbroken.

Everybody imitated this technique immediately and now it's kind of a cliché, but I think the video for "Fuck You" was one of the first examples of this kinetic typography effect.

I think I like the Chromeo incarnation of this tune better, but I do like that the guitarist quoted the original saxophone solo.

re: #7 Blackity Black Black!

Youv'e posted this I'm sure Charles, but I found scrolling thru Daryl's house.

Looooove it. Daryl & Todd R

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Here's another Daryl/Todd duet from LFDH and one of my favorites:

Derp.

What to do when an obvious wingnut follows you on Twitter? The Breitbart logo, the Gadsden flag, the profile bragging about being a patriot, these are the signs.

Do I wait, or do I block right away? This sort of thing never ends well.

Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces ( Live @ Abbey Road Studios )

The only real question about Venezuela is whether Chavez will try to seize power if/when Capriles wins.

re: #33 Charles Johnson

The only real question about Venezuela is whether Chavez will try to seize power if/when Capriles wins.

Reports from Press TV and MSNBC say that he he has stated he'll honor the results of the election. Nothing from reliable sources yes.

re: #30 Gus

Obviously a member of the international schooling cabal.

In the Venezuelan regional elections, 2008 Capriles was elected Governor of Miranda state, defeating Diosdado Cabello. During his tenure Capriles invested in education, opening 39 schools by 2011, compared to 7 under the previous governor.
[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #34 Killgore Trout

Reports from Press TV and MSNBC say that he he has stated he'll honor the results of the election. Nothing from reliable sources yes.

It is telling that people even have to ask the question though.

re: #33 Charles Johnson

The only real question about Venezuela is whether Chavez will try to seize power if/when Capriles wins.

Or his loyalists. I'm not seeing that happening. I think Chavez is done. There are reports that he doesn't even have an celebration facilities set up.

Heh. Just noticed that Daily Caller right wing shill Jim Treacher (nee Sean Medlock) yelped at me earlier today after the Axelrod post:

.@green_footballs You poor dear.

— Jim Treacher (@jtLOL) October 7, 2012

Daily Caller and Dkos both showing Chavez is losing in exit polls.

re: #37 Gus

Or his loyalists. I'm not seeing that happening. I think Chavez is done. There are reports that he doesn't even have an celebration facilities set up.

He's always been a wild card. He might dissolve parliament and declare himself king for life or step down. I wouldn't guess either way.

Going out in a couple minutes to see if the Space-X launch is visible this far inland. Shuttles were bright enough to see from his location.

Chavez addresses supporters in the rain

re: #38 Charles Johnson

I think it's interesting that Treacher projects his fantasy about David Axelrod sounding whiny onto me, when all I did was report what Axelrod said.

So much of the right wing universe these days is about pure and simple projection - the things they do themselves are what they imagine their enemies doing.

Space-X
Mission Launch Time: 8:35 p.m. EDT

re: #43 Charles Johnson

I think it's interesting that Treacher projects his fantasy about David Axelrod sounding whiny onto me, when all I did was report what Axelrod said.

So much of the right wing universe these days is about pure and simple projection - the things they do themselves are what they imagine their enemies doing.

They're always freaking out about Axelrod. They're also always trolling him on Twitter.

It's up already.

[Link: www.nasa.gov...]

It would be great if Chavez steps down with grace. That would be a powerful message for the region, where strongmen traditionally just don't do that.

But it's not over yet.

A chavez loss could be a boost for Obama foreign policy. Chavez gone, Castro can't be far behind. The Western Hemisphere may lose its 2 strongest antiAmerican voices.

re: #28 Our Precious Bodily Fluids

I think I like the Chromeo incarnation of this tune better, but I do like that the guitarist quoted the original saxophone solo.

dude, I was at Chromio/Mayer Hawthorne concert saying "HALL & OATES" peeps were too young to notice.

Wow, SpaceX is really pulling this one off.

re: #44 Gus

Space-X
Mission Launch Time: 8:35 p.m. EDT

No joy here. Too small, or too much thin high cover.

re: #31 Charles Johnson

What to do when an obvious wingnut follows you on Twitter?

Troll them, of course. Find a nice-sounding Ronald Reagan quote and tweet it, but ascribe it to Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton. Sit back and laugh as they explode like the guy in David Cronenberg's "Scanners".

re: #51 Decatur Deb

No joy here. Too small, or too much thin high cover.

You're in Florida this weekend I take it.

re: #30 Gus

Derp.

I see your Venezuelan derp and raise you a Nebraska herring:

It looks like Hugo Chavez lost the election in Venezuela. How long before he appears in a Czar position in the White House?

— Joe Herring (@readmorejoe) October 8, 2012

re: #54 jaunte

I see your Venezuelan derp and raise you a Nebraska herring:

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Hurr hurr.

re: #29 MittDoesNotCompute

Here's another Daryl/Todd duet from LFDH and one of my favorites:

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omg, perfect.

I just got disrespected by a cat.

— Andrew Ti (@ANDREWTI) October 8, 2012

That's from the guy that does Yo, Is This Racist? Looks like he's branching out into transspecies relations.

re: #53 Gus

You're in Florida this weekend I take it.

Yes. Working one more day of registrations.

re: #57 wrenchwench

The cat pooped on him?

re: #57 wrenchwench

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That's from the guy that does Yo, Is This Racist? Looks like he's branching out into transspecies relations.

The man clearly doesn't understand how cats operate.

re: #34 Killgore Trout

Reports from Press TV and MSNBC say that he he has stated he'll honor the results of the election. Nothing from reliable sources yes.

Killgore, it is not appropriate to list Iran's Press TV and any US network together like that. Not MSNBC, not even FNC. Both of those are news organizations with freedom of the press, Press TV is controlled by the tyrannical government of Iran. The difference is so great as to render that kind of close comparison inappropriate.

re: #26 Killgore Trout

Not sure but I know some of the Kos Kidz will be heartbroken.

I'm puzzled by your constant referencing about Kos. Here's a link to a thread there for the Venezuelan elections.

Venezuelan Elections Liveblog

Posted by elmaji who also left this comment.

Who [Chavez] also called Capriles a Homosexual, Nazi. His Jewish Grandmother immigrated to Venezuela after World War.

These are typical tactics for Chavez. Capriles is a Neoliberal yes and a Capitalist. But his policies far from right wing or Neoconservative.

He is Clintonian.

re: #47 Charles Johnson

It would be great if Chavez steps down with grace. That would be a powerful message for the region, where strongmen traditionally just don't do that.

But it's not over yet.

He won't do that, though. His ego is too great for that. He'd rather murder the people he professes to love than accept their rejection of him.

[Link: www.nasa.gov...]

Dragon Deploys Solar Wings
Sun, 07 Oct 2012 05:51:29 PM PDT

The Dragon capsule reached its planned orbit of 212 miles above Earth and is on course to catch up to the station during the next couple of days. It has opened the two solar arrays on the side of the spacecraft to power its systems from sunlight.

Kennedy Space Center about 2 minutes ago:

The #Dragon capsule reached its planned orbit of 212 miles above Earth and is on course to catch up to the International Space Station during the next couple of days. It has opened the two solar arrays on the side of the spacecraft to power its systems from sunlight.

re: #47 Charles Johnson

It would be great if Chavez steps down with grace. That would be a powerful message for the region, where strongmen traditionally just don't do that.

But it's not over yet.

It'd be nice if Chavez steps down as he should if he loses, but given what the state-run media has been trying to do to Capriles, it's a tentative hope at best:

In February 2012 Capriles was subject to what foreign journalists characterized as vicious[5] attacks by state-run media sources.[38][39] The Wall Street Journal said that Capriles "was vilified in a campaign in Venezuela's state-run media, which insinuated he was, among other things, a homosexual and a Zionist agent".[5] A 13 February 2012 opinion article in the state-owned Radio Nacional de Venezuela, titled "The Enemy is Zionism"[40] attacked Capriles' Jewish ancestry and linked him with Jewish national groups because of a meeting he had held with local Jewish leaders,[5][38][4] saying, "This is our enemy, the Zionism that Capriles today represents ... Zionism, along with capitalism, are responsible for 90% of world poverty and imperialist wars."[5]

re: #66 MittDoesNotCompute

It'd be nice if Chavez steps down as he should if he loses, but given what the state-run media has been trying to do to Capriles, it's a tentative hope at best:

So they have a Fox news too?

Dragon liftoff, 1838 EDT

re: #63 Dark_Falcon

He won't do that, though. His ego is too great for that. He'd rather murder the people he professes to love than accept their rejection of him.

You know this how exactly?

Chavez never would have developed into half the problem he became if we hadn't backed that failed coup against him in 2002.

10 bucks sez Chavez won't put up a fight.

re: #69 goddamnedfrank

You know this how exactly?

Chavez never would have developed into half the problem he became if we hadn't backed that failed coup against him in 2002.

History tends to repeat itself. Every other person like Chavez has refused to go quietly.

That's how.

Heh, was that a stronger than dirt ending I heard? Nice, thanks for posting.

re: #69 goddamnedfrank

You know this how exactly?

Chavez never would have developed into half the problem he became if we hadn't backed that failed coup against him in 2002.

Listen to the way he talks, Frank. The man's ego is monstrous. The way he can't even conceive of losing and the sheer venom he aims at any who oppose him speak to a man not prepared to take 'no' for an answer. It's only my read on the events as I have read about them, so take it for what its worth. But it's an honest, no-spin read.

re: #70 Gus

10 bucks sez Chavez won't put up a fight.

Does voter fraud count as a fight?

Thanks to internet hype, I started watching The Walking Dead recently via Netflix. I'm about 2/3 of the way into Season 2. I really want to see terrible, brutal, inhumane things happen to ShaNE. Fuck that guy, seriously.

NEVER MIND

re: #74 Dark_Falcon

Does voter fraud count as a fight?

He's losing.

re: #71 Mostly sane, most of the time.

History tends to repeat itself. Every other person like Chavez has refused to go quietly.

That's how.

Every other person? That's ridiculous. Alberto Fujimori fled Peru and attempted to resign, but his resignation was refused and he was impeached in absentia. Chavez may be authoritarian, but he was democratically elected.

re: #76 Gus

He's losing.

Yes but remember the bogus vote counting in Iran a couple years back? Exit polls were fairly strong for Dinnerjacket and also for the few reformers who got on the ballot, but the government basically tossed out the ballots and made up the results. Something like that could happen.

re: #77 goddamnedfrank

Every other person? That's ridiculous. Alberto Fujimori fled Peru and attempted to resign, but his resignation was refused and he was impeached in absentia. Chavez may be authoritarian, but he was democratically elected.

By "go quietly," I meant, "Retire to Mt. Vernon, Braintree, or Monticello."

"Flee the country with the Swiss bank account numbers written in permanent marker on your arm" is not going quietly. It's looting and running.

re: #77 goddamnedfrank

Every other person? That's ridiculous. Alberto Fujimori fled Peru and attempted to resign, but his resignation was refused and he was impeached in absentia. Chavez may be authoritarian, but he was democratically elected.

Fujimori isn't like Chavez. Far less displayed ego, and a much less venomous attitude towards his opponents. Of course, he is of Japanese extraction and Chavez's brashness is strongly discouraged in that culture.

re: #80 Dark_Falcon

Fujimori isn't like Chavez. Far less displayed ego, and a much less venomous attitude towards his opponents. Of course, he is of Japanese extraction and Chavez's brashness is strongly discouraged in that culture.

Yeah, it's not like Japan ever got taken over by a 'brash' junta or anything.

re: #76 Gus

He's losing.

He also had (or still has) cancer, doesn't he? If nothing else, he may just accept the results for health reasons.

re: #81 Sheeplord

Yeah, it's not like Japan ever got taken over by a 'brash' junta or anything.

Ah, yes, the 'young officers' of the 1930's. Those guys had a major fondness for assassination. Adm Yamamoto was actually moved to head the Combined Fleet as a move away from being Navy Vice-Minister. His preference against war with the US threatened to make him a murder targe, so he was transferred to get him out of Tokyo.

re: #82 Interesting Times

He also had (or still has) cancer, doesn't he? If nothing else, he may just accept the results for health reasons.

Exactly my thinking.

re: #82 Interesting Times

He also had (or still has) cancer, doesn't he? If nothing else, he may just accept the results for health reasons.

It's possible but I think it strongly unlikely.

re: #85 Dark_Falcon

It's possible but I think it strongly unlikely.

What are you hoping for?

re: #82 Interesting Times

He also had (or still has) cancer, doesn't he? If nothing else, he may just accept the results for health reasons.

Naw, I've been told by the know it all authorities on such matters that he's an inhuman monster incapable of ever giving up, like Pinochet (oops.)

I'll never understand how viewing a person as a simplistic abstraction of evil bolsters a prediciton.

re: #77 goddamnedfrank

Every other person? That's ridiculous. Alberto Fujimori fled Peru and attempted to resign, but his resignation was refused and he was impeached in absentia. Chavez may be authoritarian, but he was democratically elected.

Old school Chavez, oooga booga!

A little OT (or maybe not, since it's a music thread):

re: #88 Blackity Black Black!

Old school Chavez, oooga booga!

Everyone knows that elections don't work in these countries! The only thing that will work is if we invade their nation and teach them how democracy works!

//

re: #62 Gus

Because Dkos has shown much support for Chavez over the years. He's a regular feature in their AntiCapitalist Roundups (or whatever they're called).
Here's a Chavista on that very diary....

President Carter (4+ / 0-)

Jimmy Carter, somebody we all respect, had this to say about the electoral process in Venezuela.“As a matter of fact, of the 92 elections that we’ve monitored, I would say the election process in Venezuela is the best in the world."

As a student of history of Latin America, this is a huge day for the global south. We have a neoliberal who wants to turn the county backwards from cutting poverty and hand the country back in the hands of the powerful. Chavez is far from perfect, but he fights with the poor on his mind. He is not a dictator as they have fair elections and has been popular with the people of Venezuela.

He has even survived a U.S CIA backed coup attempt. Liberals and socialists around the world who stand on the side of the lower class should stand against the neoliberal neocons in Venezuela and around the world.

by jtgreazy on Sun Oct 07, 2012 at 06:01:27 PM PD

....and that's why I'm not progressive.

Some history.

Reynaldo Bignone
President of Argentina
General. Dictator
July 1, 1982 – December 10, 1983

Argentine general election, 1983

Winner?

Raúl Alfonsín
Radical Civic Union
December 10, 1983 – July 8, 1989

So after years of military dictatorship Argentina elected, democratically elected, a new president to replace the goon squad responsible for the murder of over 30,000 Argentine citizens?

The US response?

Relations with the United States suffered when Alfonsín terminated the previous regime's support for the Contras, and two meetings with U.S. President Ronald Reagan failed to ease Reagan's opposition to economic concessions towards Argentina.

re: #90 Gus

Everyone knows that elections don't work in these countries! The only thing that will work is if we invade their nation and teach them how democracy works!

//

THEN, we will disrespect the results, because they displease us.

Great example of democracy we are NOT.

re: #92 Killgore Trout

....and that's why I'm not progressive.

Uh. DailyKos isn't the Godhead of progressivism.

re: #89 MittDoesNotCompute

A little OT (or maybe not, since it's a music thread):

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That's how Adele does Bond; IMO, she knocks it out of the park.

That was my first click. Worth it. Way worth it.

re: #92 Killgore Trout

....and that's why I'm not progressive.

Wow, what a dumb reason.

Of course, as a libertarian-- sorry, classical liberal--you're about a zillion miles away from progressive anyway. Classical liberals are anti-union, anti-regulation, and in almost no way resemble progressives.

So maybe you're not a progressive because you lack progressive values, rather than because some kids on DKOS like Chavez?

Maybe. Obviously this is a tough one.

Killgore Trout, Radical Centrist

re: #93 Gus

People in South American and Central American countries have many valid reasons to suspect US involvement in their politics, but I don't think the charge is going to stick this time.

re: #97 Sheeplord

Wow, what a dumb reason.

Of course, as a libertarian-- sorry, classical liberal--you're about a zillion miles away from progressive anyway. Classical liberals are anti-union, anti-regulation, and in almost no way resemble progressives.

So maybe you're not a progressive because you lack progressive values, rather than because some kids on DKOS like Chavez?

Maybe. Obviously this is a tough one.

HE'S A TROLL OF LGF. when are we going to all get it?

re: #94 Blackity Black Black!

THEN, we will disrespect the results, because they displease us.

Great example of democracy we are NOT.

Because saying that Chavez will step down peacefully if he loses means you really support Chavez.

//

re: #92 Killgore Trout

....and that's why I'm not progressive.

And I'm not a Republican because I dislike elephants.

re: #98 dragonath

Killgore Trout, Radical Centrist

I prefer pragmatic ne'erdowell.

re: #100 Blackity Black Black!

HE'S A TROLL OF LGF. when are we going to all get it?

I still call it performance art. Of course, most performance art blows and is self-indulgent crap.

re: #93 Gus

Some history.

Reynaldo Bignone
President of Argentina
General. Dictator
July 1, 1982 – December 10, 1983

Argentine general election, 1983

Winner?

Raúl Alfonsín
Radical Civic Union
December 10, 1983 – July 8, 1989

So after years of military dictatorship Argentina elected, democratically elected, a new president to replace the goon squad responsible for the murder of over 30,000 Argentine citizens?

The US response?

Ousting the Sandanistas was a key Reagan priority, and he wasn't going to make concessions to a president of a Latin American nation seen as favoring them. Summits had no effect because the two men had different goals.

re: #91 Killgore Trout

Because Dkos has shown much support for Chavez over the years. He's a regular feature in their AntiCapitalist Roundups (or whatever they're called).
Here's a Chavista on that very diary....

Just because we don't like Chavez doesn't mean he wasn't democratically elected. The failed coup only bolstered his support and fueled both his and his country's paranoid angst against foreign interference. That reaction is understandable, something that would have happened anywhere suffering the failed coup of a democratically elected government.

re: #92 Killgore Trout

....and that's why I'm not progressive.

Because you never actually think for yourself and are only capable of reacting to what other people say?

re: #101 Gus

Because saying that Chavez will step down peacefully if he loses means you really support Chavez.

//

I'm starting to think he might step down. If he was really going to steal this thing he wouldn't let it get this close.

Outrage!

Yawn.

re: #105 Dark_Falcon

Ousting the Sandanistas was a key Reagan priority, and he wasn't going to make concessions to a president of a Latin American nation seen as favoring them. Summits had no effect because the two men had different goals.

I see. So he would have kept supporting the previous dictators 100 percent had they not invaded the Falklands. Interesting priorities there. But of course he would and did and this is a clear example. Argentina finally got a democratically elected president and Reagan basically told them to go fuck themselves.

re: #108 Killgore Trout

Outrage!

Where?

re: #111 Sheeplord

Where?

THERE!

re: #112 Varek Raith

THERE!

How outrageous.

"Outrage!" has become the latest dumbest single-word post.

I vote the next one is 'funyuns'.

I'd offer "Compulsive Contrarian" as a compromise definition as to what Killgore is. Does anyone wish to second that proposal?

Funny pic from last night's game. Girl on the right is doing facepalm number seven as her date decides he's a one-person heckling section for Latos who is a good 400 feet away from him.

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re: #99 Charles Johnson

People in South American and Central American countries have many valid reasons to suspect US involvement in their politics, but I don't think the charge is going to stick this time.

Those days are gone. But I know the American far-right would like nothing better then a return to the outright US meddling of the 50s and 60s. Some Rambo fantasy involving US Special Forces dropping into Venezuela and forming up some coup of their own.

Progressive.

Image: Moulitsas-army.jpg

re: #92 Killgore Trout

As if a Libertarian who's too embarrassed by the Luap Nor fans to admit it"classical liberal" has anything in common with a progressive anyway.

re: #110 Gus

I see. So he would have kept supporting the previous dictators 100 percent had they not invaded the Falklands. Interesting priorities there. But of course he would and did and this is a clear example. Argentina finally got a democratically elected president and Reagan basically told them to go fuck themselves.

Matter of first principals, Gus. Reagan's overwhelming foreign policy focus was the Cold War.

re: #104 Sheeplord

I still call it performance art. Of course, most performance art blows and is self-indulgent crap.

This art aint moving my ass.

The product is so lame, I wish to hell it was paint on a wall or something that had substance. But no.

To a typewritten blog, its just noise. Again and again and again and again.

re: #117 Gus

Progressive.

Image: Moulitsas-army.jpg

...

Prior to enlisting in the Army, Moulitsas was a member of the Republican Party. During the 1988 presidential election, he served as a Republican precinct captain and assisted with the re-election campaign of Illinois Congressman Henry Hyde. However, during his time in the military Moulitsas began a transition in his political philosophy that would lead him to change his party affiliation from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party.

re: #96 Blackity Black Black!

That was my first click. Worth it. Way worth it.

I do love my Bond themes: Bassey, Jones, McCartney, Simon, Coolidge, Easton, Duran Duran, a-Ha, Turner, Crow. All of them good or great, but I think Adele's entry has made it into my top five Bond themes already...and the movie won't even be in US theaters for another month.

re: #115 darthstar

Funny pic from last night's game. Girl on the right is doing facepalm number seven as her date decides he's a one-person heckling section for Latos who is a good 400 feet away from him.

Image: 485719_10151207914153024_775843338_n.jpg

Both the Vikings and the Bears won today and the Packers lost, DS. how's that for a good Sunday?

re: #117 Gus

Progressive.

Image: Moulitsas-army.jpg

Outrage!

Anyone remember that coup in Honduras in 2009? I remember the Republicans were giving Obama a hard time for supporting the democratically elected president.

re: #113 Sheeplord

How outrageous.

"Outrage!" has become the latest dumbest single-word post.

I vote the next one is 'funyuns'.

It's equal to 'first'

re: #24 RadicalModerate

I waiting for the Dragon Capsule to be Man rated. Once that occurs, I think things are going to get really interesting.

"Put your hands up!"

"No."

"But, I have gun!"

"I don't care."

I love Christopher Walken.

re: #114 Dark_Falcon

I'd offer "Compulsive Contrarian" as a compromise definition as to what Killgore is. Does anyone wish to second that proposal?

Psychology via TCP/IP isn't really feasible. We can't know why Killgore does what he does. We don't know why, for example, he'd present a video of Christopher Hitchens in Canada to speak against government censorship, giving a speech about government censorship, citing case after case of government censorship, and then claim that the speech wasn't at all about government censorship. Was he trolling? Did he not watch the video? Does he have the biggest case of confirmation bias ever?

It's impossible to tell motive and reason. There's any number of possible explanations for even the stupidest of human actions.

re: #125 dragonath

Anyone remember that coup in Honduras in 2009? I remember the Republicans were giving Obama a hard time for supporting the democratically elected president.

that's because he was planning a blatant violation of that nation's constitution.

re: #117 Gus

Progressive.

Image: Moulitsas-army.jpg

[Link: bp2.blogger.com...]

re: #131 Killgore Trout

[Link: bp2.blogger.com...]

And?

re: #122 MittDoesNotCompute

I do love my Bond themes: Bassey, Jones, McCartney, Simon, Coolidge, Easton, Duran Duran, a-Ha, Turner, Crow. All of them good or great, but I think Adele's entry has made it into my top five Bond themes already...and the movie won't even be in US theaters for another month.

ooh, forgot Duran Duran. and the most of em, actually. looking up now. Major Gracias.

...Gateway Pundit?

re: #127 Bubblehead II

I waiting for the Dragon Capsule to be Man rated. Once that occurs, I think things are going to get really interesting.

They're working on that...

re: #123 Dark_Falcon

Both the Vikings and the Bears won today and the Packers lost, DS. how's that for a good Sunday?

Not bad at all, though I was stuck with televised coverage of the 49ers.

re: #132 Gus

And?

People like him are why I turned away from the left many years ago. I see no need to embrace them now. We've all said things in the past that we no longer believe or regret but he still stands by that one. That tells me a lot.

Uh oh. I see we got a live one.

Two of my boys, Banjo and Bflat, demonstrating their combined interest in the 49ers. Fozzie was on the floor by my feet, but I accidentally put a foot down on top of him and he left the room in protest.

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re: #137 Killgore Trout

People like him are why I turned away from the left many years ago. I see no need to embrace them now. We've all said things in the past that we no longer believe or regret but he still stands by that one. That tells me a lot.

You're still living in 2003.

re: #131 Killgore Trout

[Link: bp2.blogger.com...]

You just linked GATEWAY PUNDIT to get your point across.

sigh. What will it take, you are trying so hard.

re: #133 Blackity Black Black!

ooh, forgot Duran Duran. and the most of em, actually. looking up now. Major Gracias.

And Alice Cooper - Man with the Golden Gun.

re: #131 Killgore Trout

Killgore, that article was posted by professional idiot Jim "Dim" Hoft. Are you so desperate to be contrary that you're posting stuff from Hoft?

Geeze.

re: #133 Blackity Black Black!

ooh, forgot Duran Duran. and the most of em, actually. looking up now. Major Gracias.

"A View To a Kill"

(walks in)

Well, this is quite the miasma of troutrageous dumb. Have a good night, everybody. I will go look for a more productive conversation, perhaps in Youtube comments.

(walks back out)

re: #143 Dark_Falcon

Killgore, that article was posted by professional idiot Jim "Dim" Hoft. Are you so desperate to be contrary that you're posting stuff from Hoft?

Geeze.

I am so tired of being an internet psychologist.

re: #144 MittDoesNotCompute

Also apt, since Christopher Walkin plays the villain in that movie.

Kos: Proud of “Screw Them”
Many things have changed, others remain the same. He's free to have his own opinion and I'm free to find it reprehensible.

re: #148 Killgore Trout

Kos: Proud of “Screw Them”
Many things have changed, others remain the same. He's free to have his own opinion and I'm free to find it reprehensible.

"My language was harsh, and, in reality, not true. Fact is, I did feel something. That's why I was so angry. I was angry that five soldiers—the real heroes in my mind—were killed the same day and got far lower billing in the newscasts. I was angry that 51 American soldiers paid the ultimate price for Bush's folly in Iraq in March alone. I was angry that these mercenaries make more in a day than our brave men and women in uniform make in an entire month. I was angry that the US is funding private armies, paying them $30,000 per soldier, per month, while the Bush administration tries to cut our soldiers' hazard pay. I was angry that these mercenaries would leave their wives and children behind to enter a war zone on their own violition [sic]. So I struck back." -- Markos

re: #148 Killgore Trout

Kos: Proud of “Screw Them”
Many things have changed, others remain the same. He's free to have his own opinion and I'm free to find it reprehensible.

Well could you please find a way to find Moulitsas' opinions reprehensible without linking to Jim Hoft?

re: #148 Killgore Trout

Kos: Proud of “Screw Them”
Many things have changed, others remain the same. He's free to have his own opinion and I'm free to find it reprehensible.

Why don't you ask Charles if he stands behind that six-year-old rebuke of what Markos said and the followup, given everything that's happened in the world and here since then.

re: #148 Killgore Trout

Kos: Proud of “Screw Them”
Many things have changed, others remain the same. He's free to have his own opinion and I'm free to find it reprehensible.

I don't know what dredging up that old post is going to accomplish, except maybe show that you are more or less at ease with a bunch of now banned commenters.

re: #151 MittDoesNotCompute

Why don't you ask Charles if he stands behind that six-year-old rebuke of what Markos said and the followup, given everything that's happened in the world and here since then.

He's also free to have his own opinion and I'll let him speak for miself but I would guess his opinion on the matter has changed, mine hasn't. I tolerate his diversity.

re: #149 Gus

The manner of death and treatment of bodies is why the media pays so much attention to them. I doubt anyone offended by Markos's comments know anything about the deaths of the soldiers on that day.

I don't like to demonize private security contractors; they're mainly ex-military guys with discipline. Their usage has been sloppy, but that was mainly an aspect of how badly the war was planned. So I disagree with Markos on the immorality of being a 'mercenary', but since he's ex-military and I'm not, I expect he's got more on the line on this one.

Daily Kos: Mercenaries, War, and My Childhood

re: #148 Killgore Trout

Kos: Proud of “Screw Them”
Many things have changed, others remain the same. He's free to have his own opinion and I'm free to find it reprehensible.

While their deaths (and subsequent desecration) were tragic, they were paid mercenaries (and paid well - about $30,000 a month--tax free--in US taxpayer dollars to each--figure Blackwater had at least a 90% markup per person that they charged the US for these trained soldiers). By comparison, enlisted soldiers who were also at risk (and dying) in Iraq got paid about $1,600 a month in base salary and didn't have the option of working for five months and saying, "Fuck it, I think I'll take my money and go home."

In other words, they were paid for the risks they took. That doesn't reduce the tragedy of their deaths, but they were there by choice and for profit.

How did we get from Chavez to Markos? I used to be one of those afflicted with Markos derangement because of that comment. Then I grew up. Markos served in the US Army which is more than you can say for Jim Hoft (citation needed).

Ah 2004. There used to be a hummer driving around here that had Blackwater and Xe stickers posted on the back. Yeah, real tuff.

re: #156 darthstar

While their deaths (and subsequent desecration) were tragic, they were paid mercenaries (and paid well - about $30,000 a month--tax free--in US taxpayer dollars to each--figure Blackwater had at least a 90% markup per person that they charged the US for these trained soldiers). By comparison, enlisted soldiers who were also at risk (and dying) in Iraq got paid about $1,600 a month in base salary and didn't have the option of working for five months and saying, "Fuck it, I think I'll take my money and go home."

In other words, they were paid for the risks they took. That doesn't reduce the tragedy of their deaths, but they were there by choice and for profit.

I cannot believe we are re-discussing this. LGF retro.

re: #158 dragonath

Ah 2004. There used to be a hummer driving around here that had Blackwater and Xe stickers posted on the back. Yeah, real tuff.

Class of 2004!

re: #157 Gus

How did we get from Chavez to Markos? I used to be one of those afflicted with Markos derangement because of that comment. Then I grew up. Markos served in the US Army which is more than you can say for Jim Hoft (citation needed).

Yeah, let's talk about Venezuelans...Pablo Sandoval needs to hit a fucking home run tonight.

re: #152 dragonath

I don't know what dredging up that old post is going to accomplish, except maybe show that you are more or less at ease with a bunch of now banned commenters.

Appeal to authority, with KT using what Charles said about the matter six years ago to back the fact that he considers Markos a non-entity.

Chavez might lose the election!

BUT MARKOS!

//

When #McCain picked #Palin I thought he'd maximally harmed his reputation. Nope. His telling defense contractors to layoff workers is worse.

— Bobfr47 (@Our4thEstate_47) October 8, 2012

KT ownage/derailment of the thread again.

Links to Jim Hoft (happily) and hates on Markos.

re: #165 Blackity Black Black!

KT ownage/derailment of the thread again.

Links to Jim Hoft (happily) and hates on Markos.

How the mighty have fallen.

//

re: #157 Gus

How did we get from Chavez to Markos? I used to be one of those afflicted with Markos derangement because of that comment. Then I grew up. Markos served in the US Army which is more than you can say for Jim Hoft (citation needed).

I was responding to your link at #117 with a comparable image. He served but that doesn't make him a great person with unassailable opinions. Much like Wesely Clark, Scott Olson or Allen West. Their service doesn't negate them from criticism or make their politics any more awesome than anyone else. I don't buy the "moral authority" argument.

re: #166 Gus

How the mighty have fallen.

//

In his ego

OT- I know I'm poaching on Gus's territory here, but I just had to try this one:

WRONG FOR AMERICA

re: #100 Blackity Black Black!

HE'S A TROLL OF LGF. when are we going to all get it?

When the bridge collapses.

re: #169 Hercules Grytpype-Thynne

OT- I know I'm poaching on Gus's territory here, but I just had to try this one:

WRONG FOR AMERICA

Kerning on that font sucks. I'll have to play with it.

re: #167 Killgore Trout

I was responding to your link at #117 with a comparable image. He served but that doesn't make him a great person with unassailable opinions. Much like Wesely Clark, Scott Olson or Allen West. Their service doesn't negate them from criticism or make their politics any more awesome than anyone else. I don't buy the "moral authority" argument.

See. That's the difference between you and me. With Markos, I saw hope, and a young man of 33 in 2004. With Chavez I see a worn out man stricken with cancer who may possibly relinquish power by way of the Venezuelan people. I have hope for the Venezuelan people as I do for the Palestinian people.

re: #157 Gus

How did we get from Chavez to Markos?

Even if Chavez is defeated, Markos will refuse to step down.

re: #169 Hercules Grytpype-Thynne

OT- I know I'm poaching on Gus's territory here, but I just had to try this one:

WRONG FOR AMERICA

Damn you! Copyright infringement! I'm calling my lawyer!

And it's Markos's fault.

//

re: #173 jaunte

Even if Chavez is defeated, Markos will refuse to step down.

What about his wife, Imelda?

re: #175 Gus

Zappos.com has all she needs.

As much as I detest the opinions and politics of the moonbats in Pakistan protesting drone strikes I have no desire to see them killed, kidnapped, beheaded or mutilated. I'm actually worried about their safety. Upon seeing them killed, I will not think "screw them"

re: #176 jaunte

Zappos.com has all she needs.

Mmmmm. Shoessss.

//

re: #173 jaunte

Even if Chavez is defeated, Markos will refuse to step down.

and therefore, OOGA BOOGA

re: #167 Killgore Trout

Much like Wesely Clark, Scott Olson or Allen West.

Only one of these three was drummed out of the military for conduct unbecoming, coincidentally he's the Republican.

I'll bet 80% of Americans don't even know who the hell Code Pink is.

re: #181 dragonath

I'll bet 80% of Americans don't even know who the hell Code Pink is.

And out of the remaining 20%, only about a quarter of those really give a shit.

re: #174 Gus

Damn you! Copyright infringement! I'm calling my lawyer!

And it's Markos's fault.

//

Nonsense. I haven't visited the GOS since about 2004.

Now George Soros . . . .

re: #183 Hercules Grytpype-Thynne

Nonsense. I haven't visited the GOS since about 2004.

Now George Soros . . . .

Earth First
John Kerry
Igloo White

re: #177 Killgore Trout

As much as I detest the opinions and politics of the moonbats in Pakistan protesting drone strikes I have no desire to see them killed, kidnapped, beheaded or mutilated. I'm actually worried about their safety. Upon seeing them killed, I will not think "screw them"

The killing of civilian women like those of Code Pink would be order-of-magnitude worse than the killing of armed combatant men. Thus the two are not really comparable.

re: #177 Killgore Trout

As much as I detest the opinions and politics of the moonbats in Pakistan protesting drone strikes I have no desire to see them killed, kidnapped, beheaded or mutilated. I'm actually worried about their safety. Upon seeing them killed, I will not think "screw them"

But upon seeing a non-violent female protester being assaulted, you'll think it's freaking awesome, the best thing, and post it again in slow-motion because it's so fucking awesome for you.

Such subtle nuance of violence-enjoyment.

I don't know how you manage this Killgore but you're like the grand master of mass non sequiturism.

re: #186 Sheeplord

But upon seeing a non-violent female protester being assaulted, you'll think it's freaking awesome, the best thing, and post it again in slow-motion because it's so fucking awesome for you.

Such subtle nuance of violence-enjoyment.

freak

re: #187 Gus

I don't know how you manage this Killgore but you're like the grand master of mass non sequiturism.

Fixed.

re: #184 Gus

Earth First
John Kerry
Igloo White

Channeling your inner TFK, are you?

///

Weapons of Mass Non Sequiturs (WMNS)

Full Metal Non Sequiturs

What's with the animosity toward Code Pink? Aren't they just a bunch of older women who peacefully protest against war?

re: #186 Sheeplord

That's a bit much, don't ya think?

re: #187 Gus

I don't know how you manage this Killgore but you're like the grand master of mass non sequiturism.

It's pretty easy to do half-baked crap. Fark was full of shit like this, it's actually one of the reasons I left. Imagine, like, six Killgores all in the same thread. Nothing could get discussed, they were all just competing for attention and to be the one covering themselves in the most martyr juice.

One of them was better than the rest: In his bizarre, libertarian screeds, he hid the names of stuff like pop bands, sexual positions, and obscure Dutch philosophers.

This is one of the baddest bada$$ songs ever made... Love this!! ANd the fact that Daryl is still so good..just amazing!

LGF needs less moronic trolls.

re: #194 MittDoesNotCompute

That's a bit much, don't ya think?

I thought it was a bit much when he did it, yeah. It still creeps me out.

re: #195 Sheeplord

It's pretty easy to do half-baked crap. Fark was full of shit like this, it's actually one of the reasons I left. Imagine, like, six Killgores all in the same thread. Nothing could get discussed, they were all just competing for attention and to be the one covering themselves in the most martyr juice.

One of them was better than the rest: In his bizarre, libertarian screeds, he hid the names of stuff like pop bands, sexual positions, and obscure Dutch philosophers.

Yeah. I've looked at comments over at Fark, Reddit, etc. Don't like those places at all.

re: #193 reflections of a raging redneck

What's with the animosity toward Code Pink? Aren't they just a bunch of older women who peacefully protest against war?

No, their behavior proves them anti-military and they espouse a foolish pacifism. They are indeed malefactors, but not ones of significant consequence.

re: #186 Sheeplord

But upon seeing a non-violent female protester being assaulted, you'll think it's freaking awesome, the best thing, and post it again in slow-motion because it's so fucking awesome for you.

Such subtle nuance of violence-enjoyment.

He just likes to use the word beheaded. Jihad Porn American Style. Wheeeee We see it every morning.

re: #159 Blackity Black Black!

I cannot believe we are re-discussing this. LGF retro.

I don't think Minigun was actually ever in the military.

re: #195 Sheeplord

It's pretty easy to do half-baked crap. Fark was full of shit like this, it's actually one of the reasons I left. Imagine, like, six Killgores all in the same thread. Nothing could get discussed, they were all just competing for attention and to be the one covering themselves in the most martyr juice.

One of them was better than the rest: In his bizarre, libertarian screeds, he hid the names of stuff like pop bands, sexual positions, and obscure Dutch philosophers.

Too true, I still check the Fark politics tab occasionally and my ignore list is up to 348 users.

re: #202 jaunte

I don't think Minigun was actually ever in the military.

Fucking PETA!

//

re: #197 recusancy

LGF needs less moronic trolls.

Attack of the pedant troll!!

"needs fewer moronic trolls."

Swoosh and away!

re: #205 reflections of a raging redneck

Attack of the pedant troll!!

"needs fewer moronic trolls."

Swoosh and away!

:)

re: #200 Dark_Falcon

No, their behavior proves them anti-military and they espouse a foolish pacifism. They are indeed malefactors, but not ones of significant consequence.

Are they peaceful?

As far as I know, foolishness isn't something that warrants such animosity.

I need ice cream

The War in Afghanistan Turned 11 Today

President Obama discussed mortgage refinancing rates in his weekly address Saturday, but not America's 11-year-old war. Mitt Romney—who failed to even mention Afghanistan in his long nomination acceptance speech—made no mention of the war on his website Sunday.

re: #186 Sheeplord

But upon seeing a non-violent female protester being assaulted, you'll think it's freaking awesome, the best thing, and post it again in slow-motion because it's so fucking awesome for you.

Such subtle nuance of violence-enjoyment.

There's a massive difference between being pepper sprayed and being killed, mutilated and strung up from a bridge. One of the many differences is the you're fine an hour later. Another difference is you get a huge monetary settlement in court years later if the judges agree with you. Not really in the same ball park.
I'll save my "Screw them" feelings for Bin Laden, KSM, etc.

War is Stupid
And Romney is Stupid

re: #208 Blackity Black Black!

I need ice cream

We just had pumpkin pie with French Vanilla ice cream. Mmm.

re: #205 reflections of a raging redneck

Attack of the pedant troll!!

"needs fewer moronic trolls."

Swoosh and away!

Is that like "yoiks and away"?

re: #181 dragonath

I'll bet 80% of Americans don't even know who the hell Code Pink is.

I'd say it's closer to 90%. Ask most people about them, and they'll stare at you blankly. A few might ask if it's some sort of breast cancer support group. But most will have no idea who the hell Code Pink are, and they won't care.

re: #210 Killgore Trout

Ooh, contempt for liberals and the court system in a single paragraph. Excellent.

re: #210 Killgore Trout

There's a massive difference between being pepper sprayed and being killed, mutilated and strung up from a bridge. One of the many differences is the you're fine an hour later. Another difference is you get a huge monetary settlement in court years later if the judges agree with you. Not really in the same ball park.
I'll save my "Screw them" feelings for Bin Laden, KSM, etc.

So what happened with this free speech you were talking about? Why do you think a Jihad against Daily Kos because of his "screw them" comment is a valid one?

Ooooo.

re: #211 dragonath

War is Stupid
And Romney is Stupid

War is something that should be engaged in with trepidation.

re: #213 Dark_Falcon

Is that like "yoiks and away"?

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Yes, but the Pedant Troll doesn't do yoiks.

re: #218 reflections of a raging redneck

War is something that should be engaged in with trepidation.

Wage peace but always be ready for battle.

This thread is all over the place...

re: #221 Reverend Mother Ramallo

This thread is all over the place...

It's like, jazz man.

Despite alterations to my world outlook the past few years, Kos is still an utter and complete asshole.

Will the reign of terror never cease? Will he step down? The people are waiting, waiting...!

re: #220 Gus

Have a detailed answer when someone asks "why are we doing this, and when will we know we're finished?"

re: #221 Reverend Mother Ramallo

This thread is all over the place...

Cleanup in aisle 5!

re: #223 Kragar

Despite alterations to my world outlook the past few years, Kos is still an utter and complete asshole.

Uh oh. Now you've done it.

//

re: #221 Reverend Mother Ramallo

This thread is all over the place...

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See. Kragar can say that and no one will flip out. He's like, grandpa.

//

re: #210 Killgore Trout

Yeah, I didn't claim they were in the same ballpark. I'm mocking you for po-facedly expressing concern for people getting attacked, when you were getting off on women being assaulted. It's not an area you've got any credibility in.

Because you're you, you're going to continue to ignore this, but I'll post it again as a reminder that you're fatuously ignoring it.

"My language was harsh, and, in reality, not true. Fact is, I did feel something. That's why I was so angry. I was angry that five soldiers—the real heroes in my mind—were killed the same day and got far lower billing in the newscasts. I was angry that 51 American soldiers paid the ultimate price for Bush's folly in Iraq in March alone. I was angry that these mercenaries make more in a day than our brave men and women in uniform make in an entire month. I was angry that the US is funding private armies, paying them $30,000 per soldier, per month, while the Bush administration tries to cut our soldiers' hazard pay. I was angry that these mercenaries would leave their wives and children behind to enter a war zone on their own violition [sic]. So I struck back."

Hulkamania running wild! Hahahaha:

Sorry, but Hulk Hogan's sex tape leaked online huff.to/SKPeH9

— Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) October 8, 2012

[Crowd breaks up.]

re: #70 Gus

10 bucks sez Chavez won't put up a fight.

Ewe could be right.

re: #233 reflections of a raging redneck

Ewe could be right.

Meow know, right?

Anybody watch the Stewart v O'Rielly debate? Was it any good?

re: #231 Lidane

Hulkamania running wild! Hahahaha:

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HULKAMANIA

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re: #235 recusancy

Anybody watch the Stewart v O'Rielly debate? Was it any good?

No.

re: #238 reflections of a raging redneck

No.

For which question?

Image: hulkpoke2.jpg

Night Lizards. It's been, shall we say, somewhat interesting.

As always, May The deity Of your Choice Smile Down Upon You and Yours.

Until tomorrow.

re: #239 recusancy

For which question?

No.

_{Jane Fonda}

re: #242 Sheeplord

No.

Right.

_{Cup cakes.}

re: #243 Gus

_{Jane Fonda}

humina humina

re: #191 Gus

Weapons of Mass Non Sequiturs (WMNS)

LISTEN! Do you smell that?

re: #223 Kragar

Despite alterations to my world outlook the past few years, Kos is still an utter and complete asshole.

Maybe a bit of an asshole, maybe a bit of a douche. But at the end of the day he's a shill. You don't see him saying "screw them" when seeing contractors killed under Obama's watch, that's only for Republican administrations. I'm sure he'd be front and center on the Libyan consulate attack if a Republican was in office. He'd also be screaming about Drone strikes, Indefinite detention and mismanagement of the war in Afghanistan as well as the continuing operation of GITMO. He's a shill. Nothing more, nothing less.

re: #242 Sheeplord

No.

Thank you.

Image: 20.-wtf--hulk-hogan-j.c-smackdown---shows-nightly.jpg

re: #235 recusancy

Anybody watch the Stewart v O'Rielly debate? Was it any good?

It's bad enough I am already paying to see O'Reilly and Fox News as part of just having cable...no way I am going to pay a single penny more than I already do to see that nitwit.

re: #247 Kragar

LISTEN! Do you smell that?

I smell that. Smells like. Victory sir.

re: #243 Gus

_{Jane Fonda}

I can't be a liberal because Jane Fonda.

re: #245 Gus

_{Cup cakes.}

_{fresh melons}

[Pulls out harmonica and starts playing the blues.]

re: #253 Sheeplord

I can't be a liberal because Jane Fonda.

I know, right?

re: #242 Sheeplord

No.

Barbarella with the volume turned off...

What?