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Thought liberals were against animal abuse.
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Big horse.
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Dang, I didin’t know that Annise Porker was THAT fat!?!?
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Sha-Na-Na stole the only polite comment I could think of so I’ll stop at G’mornin Yall 🙂
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Who’s the broad on Sarah Jessica Parker?
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Or is it the Duchess of York?
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Snort snort He said broad.
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Another reason to love a union member.
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Everything is big in Texas.
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Good thing she’s on a horse. If she was in the water, I’d be looking out for harpoons.
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Call me Ishmael.
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I’m not sure why Parker and Stone picked Sarah Jessica Parker to harpoon on one of their South Park episodes, but it’s pretty clear why you folks are so critical of Houston’s mayor.
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pretty clear why you folks are so critical of Houston’s mayor
Care to elaborate?
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FP: So it sounds like sci-fi space warfare is transplanted naval warfare, but a very mixed bag when it comes to realism?
CW: It is kind of a mixed bag, but “realistic” is a word that I have problems with. For a lot of these models, the assumption drives the conclusion. The ability of your laser cannon drives a lot of the problem. -
I’m not sure why Parker and Stone picked Sarah Jessica Parker to harpoon
Dude.
Its because she has the face of a horse.
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I’ve never heard Doyle, but it didn’t take much listening to Savage to run away screaming. I didn’t notice Savage being gone b/c my radio goes anyplace but 750 after 5:00 PM.
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G’Morning All
They even made a sculpture of her
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Texas Revolution begins at Gonzales
October 02, 1835
On this day in 1835, fighting broke out at Gonzales between Mexican soldiers and Texas militiamen. When Domingo de Ugartechea, military commander in Texas, received word that the American colonists of Gonzales refused to surrender a small cannon that had been given that settlement in 1831 as a defense against the Indians, he dispatched Francisco de Castañeda and 100 dragoons to retrieve it on September 27. Though Castañeda attempted to avoid conflict, on the morning of October 2 his force clashed with local Texan militia led by John Henry Moore in the first battle of the Texas Revolution. The struggle for the “Come and Take It” cannon was only a brief skirmish that ended with the retreat of Castañeda and his force, but it also marked a clear break between the American colonists and the Mexican government.Come and take it
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More “do as I say do, not as I do do” from the Obama Administration.
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Lost Battalion shipped to Singapore
October 02, 1942
On this day in 1942, 200 men of the Lost Battalion were shipped to Singapore as prisoners of war of the Japanese. Most of the remaining battalion members followed nine days later. The unit, the Second Battalion, 131st Field Artillery, originated as part of the Thirty-sixth Infantry Division, United States Army, in 1940 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt mobilized the Texas National Guard. The division, which soon grew to almost 16,000 men from Texas and surrounding states, reported to Camp Bowie, near Brownwood. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Second Battalion, en route to the Philippines, was diverted to Australia and from there boarded a Dutch ship bound for Surabaya, Java, to provide ground support for the Nineteenth Heavy Bombardment Group. The Second Battalion was left behind when the bomber group and other military forces were evacuated, earning the unit the title of the “Lost Battalion.” When the Japanese captured the Dutch East Indies, they imprisoned the Texans, who thus began a harrowing trip to the work camps of Burma, where the men suffered brutality and death while laboring on various building projects including construction of the famous “Bridge over the River Kwai.” -
No setup comment required.
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#21 OTL: LOL! That is the brand of mole-asses I use in my bread.
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I would like to remind people of the Benzion rule when it comes to offensive O/C pics. . . . a sow on a horse really crosses the line for me. One would have thought Mayor Porker would have been able to find some jeans that weren’t skin tight, I’m sure that Omar the Tentmaker could have accommodated her in that quest.
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Tell us something we don’t know.
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but it’s pretty clear why you folks are so critical of Houston’s mayor.
Go away, Bobolicious. Your heterophobia, theophobia, and your hate-filled diatribes and intolerance have grown tiresome.
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A new report by the Government Accountability Institute finds that JP Morgan has made at least $560,492,596 since 2004 processing the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards of 18 of the 24 states it has under contract for the food stamp program.
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Manatees are gentle giants. Swine, on the other hand…
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Sounds like a case of “turnabout’s fair play” to me.
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Manatees are gentle giants.
What about large wimmin mayors of major American cities what wear comfortable shoes?
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It’s pretty clear you’re a hater.
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This is satire, of course. But it’s fooling a lot of people because it really isn’t far off the mark in terms of other wildly crazy conspiracy theories hatched by Minnesota’s favorite Bagger-Babe.
“I have to ask Ms. Bachmann, why is that a problem? I mean some children like the taste of falafel, what’s wrong with that?”
“Chris, falafel is a gateway food,” responded Bachmann, “It starts with falafel, then the kids move on to shawarma. After a while they say ‘hey this tastes good, I wonder what else comes from Arabia?’ ”
“Before you know it our children are listening to Muslim music, reading the Koran, and plotting attacks against the homeland.”
“We need to stop these terror cakes now, before they infiltrate any further.”I’m no so sure that the Crazy Lady from Minnesota will be re-elected this time around.
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#31 Hamous
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Falafel is falawful.
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Bob, I’m glad you enjoy your writing.
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Good morning Hamsters. Another wonderful start to the day at 59 at 6:30 and clear with a gorgeous full Moon on her way to bed. Windows open now, light breeze, and 67 on the front porch. Antihistamines available when needed later. The day is too wonderful to waste with the house closed up, ragweed be damned.
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Pigs are quite intelligent omnivores, and maybe one had a grudge. 🙁
I think the dog tipped them off that they were about to get “cured” (wink wink), so they figured it was gonna be them or the farmer, so they got the drop on him.
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WB, If you’re referring to #32, I didn’t write it. But I am working on another article this morning. It seems that Austin’s city council unanimously adopted a resolution in support of marriage equality. Pastor/Governor Perry has declared a state of emergency and is relocating the Texas capitol to an undisclosed megachurch north of Plano, in anticipation of sure and swift divine retribution for the ungodly resolution.
I still have to work in Texas secession, Barton’s SBOE, and…
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Thank you.
Bob, I’m glad you enjoy your writing.
It’s a welcome change from the boring technical writing I usually do.
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WB, If you’re referring to #32
I was talking to the boss.
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Falafel is falawful.
put some nutmeg on it! 🙂
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I repeat, with certain emphasis:
Bob, I’m glad you enjoy your writing.
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Unclassified documents from the Central Intelligence Agency suggest the answer may have to do with so-called talking points written by the CIA and distributed to members of Congress and other government officials, including Susan Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. The documents, distributed three days after the attacks that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens, said the events were spontaneous.
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I enjoy writing it, but more enjoy the fact the some people enjoy reading it. I’m aware that none here fit that description.
On another note, I don’t think I’ll ever be completely finished restoring my antique Rhodes analog stage piano, and I’m quite certain that I will never play it nearly as well as Bob Mayo does on this cut from Frampton Comes Alive! In addition to the killer rides, the background riffs and fills throughout the piece are a subtle but stunning display of his expertise, both on the Rhodes and the B3, which he plays simultaneously, of course.
Which reminds me…
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The administration’s response to the impending failure of its signature legislation — a failure resulting entirely from its flawed design — has been to ignore the inconvenient portion of the law. In May, the Internal Revenue Service decided it would issue tax credits to people who get insurance from exchanges established by the federal government. It has thus exposed firms and individuals to taxes and penalties without any legal authorization. Obviously, that situation sets the stage for lawsuits.
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put some nutmeg on it! 🙂
That stuff needs ketchup.
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#37 wb – Maybe he knows Brick Top (NSFW).
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Wouldn’t it have been easier for the horse to pull Mayor Parker around in a wagon rather than carry her on its back? The mayor needs to do some of the things she preaches concerning health and proper food consumption. “Do as I say, not as I do” comes into play here. Wonder if the mayor was one of the reasons why Houston was once the “fattest” city?
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She’s not fat. She’s a big-boned gal.
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That stuff needs ketchup.
Ketchup on nutmeg???
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It’s pretty clear you’re a hater.
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As I recall, Mayor Parker was several sizes smaller when she was first elected. Is there something about holding that office?
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She’s been on the Chris Christie diet ever since she took the oath of office. It seems to be working.
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Someone needs to call PETA about poor Sarah Jessica in that picture.
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Suddenly raining here and some thunder in the distance. Weather report last night indicated spotty showers possible today, suppose this must be one of them. Not heavily overcast anywhere so it likely will drift off. It conveniently postpones some outdoor chores as it helpfully washes pollen out of the air. 🙂
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She’s been on the Chris Christie diet ever since she took the oath of office. It seems to be working.
It’s pretty clear you hate people of Irish/Italian ancestry.
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I just got through steaming myself in the shower. I’m about to leave to make a bank run and then to the doctor.
Bob – I haven’t had time to play on my sax, and now that I’m sick, I REALLY don’t want to play it. I can already feel some pressure in my ears, and I don’t need to drive the infection further up. Speaking from experience, that’s not a good thing.
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A pillar of fire led them through the desert.
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The ICS (whoever the he|| that is) is in California.
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#59: That was very interesting.
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#42 TT
Bob, I’m glad you enjoy your writing.
I noticed the implication shot right over his head… Mebbe italics will clue him in.
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I understood the inflection (and the italics) and ignored it. Seriously, satire is lost on some of y’all.
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Seriously, satire is lost on some of y’all.
Not really.
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The US Consulate in Benghazi was apparently not as calm and safe as Obama sez.
In the five months leading up to this year’s 9/11 anniversary, there were two bombings on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi and increasing threats to and attacks on the Libyan nationals hired to provide security at the U.S. missions in Tripoli and Benghazi.
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The Canadians are doing things right. May have to move back here in November. Although it is chilly here today.
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Satire is supposed to be funny, innit? I don’t necessarily expect to guffaw but I should at least chuckle.
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What about chortle? Smile? Grin?
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I guess I shoulda said ‘sarcasm.’ (I blame Bush.)
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If we would only end the senseless war on a silly plant, blog commenters would quit making sarcastic remarks about large wimmin mayors of major American cities wearing comfortable shoes while riding Hollywood has-been starlets down the street.
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If large wimmin mayors of major American cities wearing comfortable shoes could marry their significant large wimmin partners they wouldn’t need to ride Hollywood has-been starlets down the street.
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About a month ago I retired my wallet in favor of an iPhone case that accommodates my ID and debit card. It works well with the slim pocket knife/money clip I picked up at a geek convention. Wallets always make my butt hurt. I’m thinking the better padded Mayor doesn’t have that problem.
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Wallets always make my butt hurt.
Perhaps you should put it in your front pocket instead of betwixt your “cheeks.”
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Yutes working hard to drive a man out of business in Detroit.
No respect, no jobs, no hope, no future, except an early violent death or prison. Tragically it is all by choice. -
Until lots more heads roll, this kind of crap is gonna continue.
HEADLINE: VA employees turned Orlando conferences into taxpayer funded vacations
Its budget and facilities already stretched thin, the Veterans Affairs Department wasted money on two summertime training conference to the vacation hot spot of Orlando, Fla., that cost taxpayers more than $6 million and let federal employees collect freebie gifts like meals, helicopter tours, limo rides, massages and show tickets from contractors, an internal investigation has found.Does anyone think this crap will be taken care of under a 2nd ZERO admin or will it get worse?
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Wallets always make my butt hurt.
You guys always have such cute nicknames for each other.
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On Thursday night there will be a special one day only showing of a 50th Anniversary presentation of Lawrence of Arabia at delected theaters in town. Several in Katy and at First Colony.
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#s 72 & 73 – ROFL
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Just returned from doctor and errands. He irrigated my sinuses for me, the first time with saline, then with saline/steroid solution. That stuff is nasss-teee!
Pleasant. /sarc off
But I can breathe again. Now I have to get my prescriptions filled.
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#74 bobo
I’m thinking the better padded Mayor doesn’t have that problem.
What?? I thought bobo claimed to have been married once upon a time. No wimminz of any size carry their wallets in their clothing. Wallets belong in a woman’s handbag. It amazes me that my husband carries both his wallet and his keyring, in his pants pockets, inside the house, from rising to end of day, every day.
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#81 Katfish
#s 72 & 73 – ROFL
Ditto.
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Wait a minute — someone posted a video of k.d. lang today. I would not attest as to where k.d. lang carries her wallet, other than: anywhere she wants to, is fine with me.
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Yabbut if I watch it at home and fall asleep, I’m already in bed.
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#77 Bones
I see “No Loitering” signs outside (mostly) strip center businesses in Houston. The smaller print says the police are authorized to remove anyone who is just “hanging out” in front of the store. -
I am a booth attendant at a National Night Out event tonight, so: Later, y’all.
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Mitt Romney hates stoners. And chemo patients. If he had a lick of sense he’d duck the issue, just like the corporatist-democrat candidate is doing.
I oppose marijuana being used for recreational purposes and I believe the federal law should prohibit the recreational use of marijuana,” he said.
As the Washington Post points out, his decision to use the “recreational” distinction is strange, especially in the context of a question about a state that has legalized marijuana for non-recreational use. Be that as it may, the Romney campaign later reiterated its steadfast support for continued prohibition on the substance in a statement to the Post.
“Governor Romney has a long record of opposing the use of marijuana for any reason,” a spokesperson said. “He opposes legalizing drugs, including marijuana for medicinal purposes. He will fully enforce the nation’s drug laws, and he will oppose any attempts at legalization.Cannabis decrim and/or medical cannabis reeferendums are on the ballots in 8 states. No, it won’t make or break his chances, but it seems odd to me that this long after the primary, with virtually all of the indelibly red social conservative authoritarian states under his belt, that he would still be pandering to the Nixon republicans.
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#89 Hammie: No one died as a result of the break-in of the Watergate building, although several went to prison, it forced the resignation of a sitting POTUS and punished the country with Jimmah Cawtah. Lots of people have died as a result of FandF and Operation Castaway in Flarda. JugEars is actively impeding and covering up blatantly criminal activity that resulted in the deaths of over 50 people. Because there was more than one operation working using the same MO, the plan had to be known all the way up to the top, ie Holder and JugEars. Knowing full well the people to whom these weapons were being sold and their behavior, there can be no doubt that they (ATF, Justice, and JugEars himself) KNEW, that people would be murdered with these weapons: This makes all who knew complicit/accomplices of murder. Being POTUS or AG does not shield one from murder charges and this should not be dropped after the election however it comes out. Holder, JugEars and others need to go to jail over this fiasco.
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#92: From the comments:
Manatee assaulted by sea cow
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If you don’t have any popcorn for what’s going to be on FOX tonite, Ace has some for ya.
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Food for thought…
Totally Brilliant, how come they don’t see this?
What can be done about it
THE MUSLIMS ARE NOT HAPPY!
They’re not happy in Gaza ..
They’re not happy in Egypt ..
They’re not happy in Libya ..
They’re not happy in Morocco ..
They’re not happy in Iran ..
They’re not happy in Iraq ..
They’re not happy in Yemen ..
They’re not happy in Afghanistan ..
They’re not happy in Pakistan ..
They’re not happy in Syria ..
They’re not happy in Lebanon ..
SO, WHERE ARE THEY HAPPY?
They’re happy in Australia .
They’re happy in Canada .
They’re happy in England ..
They’re happy in France ..
They’re happy in Italy ..
They’re happy in Germany ..
They’re happy in Sweden ..
They’re happy in the USA ..
They’re happy in Norway ..
They’re happy in Holland .
They’re happy in Denmark .
Basically, they’re happy in every country that is not Muslim
and unhappy in every country that is!
AND WHO DO THEY BLAME?
Not Islam.
Not their leadership.
Not themselves.
THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN!
AND THEN; They want to change those countries to be like….
THE COUNTRY THEY CAME FROM WHERE THEY WERE UNHAPPY!
Excuse me, but I can’t help wondering…
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A pitcher strikes out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in back to back pitches. Does the pitcher get a contract? Nope and that’s the rest of the story.
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#96: 🙂
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Setting up a spike
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If you weren’t sick and tired of all the hype during hurricane season, just wait:
The Weather Channel’s 2012-13 winter season lineup includes storm-related names like Orko, the thunder god in Basque mythology, and Ukko, the god of sky and weather in Finnish mythology. And then there’s Gandalf, Yogi, Nemo, and Q, New York’s Broadway express subway line.
“Each weather system takes on its own personality,” says Tom Niziol, the Weather Channel’s winter weather expert. “Just the act of attaching a name to a weather system provides an identity to that weather system.” -
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It amazes me that my husband carries both his wallet and his keyring, in his pants pockets, inside the house, from rising to end of day, every day.
It’s because he’s a man, when I was younger I’d ask my daddy if he had his pocket knife and he’d say “I’ve got my pants on don’t I.”
OK right front pocket, truck key on fob, key ring with twelve keys, (the minimum # that I can carry, I have a key ring in my tool box at work with 17 keys on it), pocket change, left pocket, knife, Snap-On box cutter folding knife, Colibri Blow torch lighter, back left pocket wallet and comb, right hip, cell phone, left hip, Leatherman & a clip-on miniture LED flashlight with 94 leds, 200 Lumens. 😉
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Yogi, Nemo
oooh, scary storms.
#101: With all that stuff I can see why do don’t carry any cash. 🙂
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I guess I’m a girlyman.
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I’m a key minimalist. 2 keys – car, house. Other ring – car, house, fob, mailbox (Yellow Hair’s car).
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Keys,…… I have keys to my house, old farm house, deer lease gate/cabin and boat trailer tounge, (same) truck tool box, garage tool boxes 2, 3 NASA keys, etc. I have one key on my carry ring that opens the top box at work and inside there is a ring that has two more tool box keys and 7 NASA keys along with several keys to cabinets at work. The 3 Flammable Cabinets all have the same key. 🙁
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#101: With all that stuff I can see why do don’t carry any cash.
I’m Old School and usually have 8-10 “C Notes” in my wallet, right now there are 7, gave the wife 3 of them to help with gas money on her trip to Alabama. She is there now overseeing the replacement of the Chimney on the front room of the old farm house. They started taking down the old one at 6:30 AM, took it away and poured the new foundation by 11:00 AM 😉
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Holy crap! Trash cams for veggies?!
What’s next? A horde of brownshirts “waterboarding” the vegetables? The kids will start bringing brown bags to hide their leavings in, so the authoritehs won’t hurt them for not eating their hummus and broccoli.
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Speaking of key rings – that reminds me of a story.
Years ago, when Hubby was young, his mother worked for a major airline. This was the “glory days” of the airlines, when they had plenty of money. The stewardesses (that’s what they were called back then) would hold a variety of in-flight contests. One flight, there was a prize for whomever had the most keys on their key ring. People were holding theirs up – five keys, thirteen keys — and then MIL held up her key ring.
She and my father-in-law owned apartments, plus their home, and their cars. She had 31 keys on her key ring.
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The car is one of those keyless ones. So I just have a 2″ x 3″ plastic card that I put in my pocket. On it is the key to the backdoor. Wallet and comb and I’m set.
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Nice picture of the mayor, promoting some city event I’m sure.
Having a lifelong partner I’ll forgo comment regarding her desirability.
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President Romney would honor President Obama’s amnesty for illegal aliens. Seems like the honorable thing to do.
Young illegal immigrants who receive temporary work permits to stay in the United States under an executive order issued by President Barack Obama would not be deported under a Mitt Romney administration, the GOP presidential hopeful told The Denver Post Monday.
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Daughter’s Corvette doesn’t have a key and the doors have electric buttons to open them?! I can NEVER figure how to get outta’ the dayaam thang, (I’ve only been in it a couple of times).
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2 man sized pocket knives, one on each back pocket with pocket clips, about 12 keys on 2 rings, snot rag, hand made wallet in left front pocket and a pen in the shirt pocket, cell phone in hand made leather pouch with a blue tooth pouch on belt, right hip.
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Mrs. Shamaal’s Subaru Outback has paddle shifters.
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I have a large leather shaving kit that fits on the truck floorboard
behind the stick shift. It holds two double keyrings, medications, wallet, pocket knives, pens, documents, notepad, business cards, more pens, lighters, more pens, test reagents and two fIve-year-old french fries. -
I buy my leather already shaved. 😉
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It’s not a real wedding reception until some slav gets arrested.
Apparently Harris County Deputy Sheriff Kevin Meyer’s Saturday night wedding reception was a doozy, because at some point, management at the SPJST* Hall on Beall Street in the Heights area wanted to pull the plug on the shindig.
* Slovanska Podporujici Jednota Statu Texas
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2 man sized pocket knives, one on each back pocket with pocket clips, about 12 keys on 2 rings, snot rag, hand made wallet in left front pocket and a pen in the shirt pocket, cell phone in hand made leather pouch with a blue tooth pouch on belt, right hip.
Are we still talking about the mayor? 😉
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I’m a minimalist when it comes to pants pockets. Phone/wallet combo, 3 keys, and a little cash. And that’s on the rare occasions that I actually wear pants.
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Back from NNO.
Chik-fil-A was there and they must have donated over a thousand chicken sammiches for this deal tonight. I got a little burnt out being tied to a booth tonight, instead of free to circulate and leave when I got tired of it. The particpants are about 95% apartment dwellers in the near northwest, basically there to cruise the booths and collect freebies.
My job was to work a ball toss for kiddos and let them select a cheezy toy prize if they scored. Had what looked like homeless adults want to get in line to toss the ball and win a prize. Had women I recognized as bringing their same kids back through several times to play again for these nickel-and-dime prizes. Had a woman show up with a crying kid holding a broken thingamajig that they wanted to trade in. The thing they had was a souvenir handout from some other booth that the boy had broken. This was all very depressing. I don’t think I will take NNO duty again. -
#101 Dave
Sounds like you need one of those leather tool aprons.
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#105 Dave
The 3 Flammable Cabinets
Sounds like a locale in a video game to me.
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Putting the Houston Quilt Show on my calendar. I’m glad someone reminded me of this – I was potentially planning something else for that weekend.
Every year, I stand in awe before some of these works of art. Last year’s winners were absolutely stunning in artistic design and execution. As usual. /bowing, repeating “I’m not worthy” -
#119 Hammy
Are we still talking about the mayor?
LOL, literally, 😀
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Biden says the middle class has been buried the last four years.
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Watching “Vegas”. I like Dennis Quaid. The series is based on a real character, too. Great!
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The Washington Post Co. said Monday that it has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Celtic Healthcare, a provider of skilled home health-care and hospice services in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic regions.
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Apparently, Barack Obama hates white people.
The racially charged and at times angry speech undermines Obama’s carefully-crafted image as a leader eager to build bridges between ethnic groups. For nearly 40 minutes, using an accent he almost never adopts in public, Obama describes a racist, zero-sum society, in which the white majority profits by exploiting black America. The mostly black audience shouts in agreement. The effect is closer to an Al Sharpton rally than a conventional campaign event.
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Tedtam, Twilight Zone, “Kick The Can” One of the best. 😉
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I refuse to carry anything in my pockets other than the bare necessities. I hate carrying around all that weight. The droid phone I wear clipped to my belt is probably heavier than the rest of what I carry.
I carry a small card case, a moneyclip and the key to whichever vehicle I’m driving. I do have a leather case in the car or truck with coins, other key rings, extra glasses and a pocketknife.
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#132 Texpat
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It’s a cucumber, dammit.
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But is he happy to see you?
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As long as he’s not happy to see you…you’re okay.
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1 GJT says:
October 2, 2012 at 6:01 am
Thought liberals were against animal abuse.I’m a registered Independent, Constitutional Conservative with Liberal leanings.
I too am against animal cruelty but, unlike the Libs, I don’t trash the military and law enforcement all the time.
It’s funny though that since the Libtards hate the military (they always have), they are the first ones to scream for protection when they get attacked.
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