(secret meeting of the Hershey’s marketing team)
Evil Hershey’s Capitalist Sales Manager: Let’s face it, gentlemen. There’s not too many new ideas in chocolate. We’ve done it all. So what can we do to increase profits?
Evil Hershey’s Capitalist Sales Toadie: How about we pump the chocolate full of air bubbles while it’s liquid? We’d use 50% less chocolate but we could sell it for the same price as a solid bar!
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Mornin’ everyone.
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Mornin’ everyone.
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Sean Penn Calls Tea Party the ‘Get the N-Word Out of the White House Party’ Which Wants to ‘Lynch’ Obama.
N-Word contest: Let’s see how many N words (excluding the one SP was referring to) we can come up with that could describe the foul “O”:
1) Numbnuts
2) Numbskull
3) NannyStater
4) Nihilist
5) Nuclear political opportunist
6) Neophite
7) Non-thinker
8) Negative
9) Non-American
10) Non-constitutionalistThere is a real funny exchange in the comments section of the link.
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Sean Penn Calls Tea Party the ‘Get the N-Word Out of the White House Party’ Which Wants to ‘Lynch’ Obama.
N-Word contest: Let’s see how many N words (excluding the one SP was referring to) we can come up with that could describe the foul “O”:
1) Numbnuts
2) Numbskull
3) NannyStater
4) Nihilist
5) Nuclear political opportunist
6) Neophite
7) Non-thinker
8) Negative
9) Non-American
10) Non-constitutionalist
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#2 – Can I get a toofer?
Narcissistic Nincompoop
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#2 – Can I get a toofer?
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What link?
Nitwit
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What link?
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Way to be “Johny on the Spot” for numero uno there, Timd.
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Way to be “Johny on the Spot” for numero uno there, Timd.
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Nattering Nabob of Negativism
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Nattering Nabob of Negativism
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Nothead (he can’t spell)
Barely related:
What does the “N” on the Cornhuskers’ helmets stand for?
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Nothead (he can’t spell)
Barely related:
What does the “N” on the Cornhuskers’ helmets stand for?
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The linkie did not make the cut and paste from the weekend (actuallly this am) posting
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The linkie did not make the cut and paste from the weekend (actuallly this am) posting
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Good morning Hamsters. The original greeting got caught in the transition to today’s opening post and disappeared into the ether. Probably that fits with the still-heavy ground fog on the moors and 66 overnight. Fog is still heavy at 8:30, but maybe that’s because we’re only a quarter mile from the Brazos. Trees still dripping big spots on the patio and walkways give the plants a drink in lieu of little prospect for rain with the front coming tonight.
Bring on that front. Thank you, Lord.
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Good morning Hamsters. The original greeting got caught in the transition to today’s opening post and disappeared into the ether. Probably that fits with the still-heavy ground fog on the moors and 66 overnight. Fog is still heavy at 8:30, but maybe that’s because we’re only a quarter mile from the Brazos. Trees still dripping big spots on the patio and walkways give the plants a drink in lieu of little prospect for rain with the front coming tonight.
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The Canadians STILL know (how long will this link ‘live’ before being yanked?)
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The Canadians STILL know (how long will this link ‘live’ before being yanked?)
But Congress refused to listen, along with the arrogant Congressman
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#10 Pyro: That was really funny and prolly not too far from the truth.
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#10 Pyro: That was really funny and prolly not too far from the truth.
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If Sean Penn married Sean Young and she took his last name, we would be blessed(?) with two Sean Penns for whom aerated Hershey bars might be very appropriate.
Gotta go take care of an electrical problem in the Gallopin’ Ghetto and return it to the RV shed. I’ll rejoin this riotous behavior this evening. Have a great day all.
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If Sean Penn married Sean Young and she took his last name, we would be blessed(?) with two Sean Penns for whom aerated Hershey bars might be very appropriate.
Gotta go take care of an electrical problem in the Gallopin’ Ghetto and return it to the RV shed. I’ll rejoin this riotous behavior this evening. Have a great day all. -
It doesn’t take a stronger regulator, or even a Canadian citizen, to know that when Barney’s Frank and Chris Dodd speak, listen very carefully and believe just the opposite of whatever you hear. Same is true with most other Dems as well. Of course, when listening to members of the CBC, the dialogue is usually so convoluted and discombobulated that it will make no sense no matter how you try to apply this logic.
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It doesn’t take a stronger regulator, or even a Canadian citizen, to know that when Barney’s Frank and Chris Dodd speak, listen very carefully and believe just the opposite of whatever you hear. Same is true with most other Dems as well. Of course, when listening to members of the CBC, the dialogue is usually so convoluted and discombobulated that it will make no sense no matter how you try to apply this logic.
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#11 Whiskers: That is damning evidence of gross negligence on the part of the congressional regulators. We learned later that Bawney Fwank was “involved” with the head of Fannie Mae; a more glaring conflict of interest, I can not imagine.
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#11 Whiskers: That is damning evidence of gross negligence on the part of the congressional regulators. We learned later that Bawney Fwank was “involved” with the head of Fannie Mae; a more glaring conflict of interest, I can not imagine.
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Too bad Ron Paul is such a loon. Every now and then he sounds almost lucid.
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Too bad Ron Paul is such a loon. Every now and then he sounds almost lucid.
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#15 – BC – Would that term “involved” mean something like “connected to” or “attached to” or some similar concept?
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#15 – BC – Would that term “involved” mean something like “connected to” or “attached to” or some similar concept?
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#17 EG: They became of one flesh, one had an opening the other chose to fill, they had an un-stop-able attraction, they filled each others needs/wants/perversions.
I guess we need an euphemism contest.
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#17 EG: They became of one flesh, one had an opening the other chose to fill, they had an un-stop-able attraction, they filled each others needs/wants/perversions.
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#16 Pyro: Eliminating executive departments like Education, EPA, and some others would go a long way to reviving our economy. How about reforming the civil service rules to allow bad apples to be more easily fired, doing away with the absurd pensions and make them all self funded, as in tax free IRAs?
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#16 Pyro: Eliminating executive departments like Education, EPA, and some others would go a long way to reviving our economy. How about reforming the civil service rules to allow bad apples to be more easily fired, doing away with the absurd pensions and make them all self funded, as in tax free IRAs?
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One potential selling point for the aerated chocolate bar is that air has no calories…
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One potential selling point for the aerated chocolate bar is that air has no calories…
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#20 – I’d like “half air so HALF price” – calories be darned!
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#20 – I’d like “half air so HALF price” – calories be darned!
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Do Y’all get as wigged-out about whipped butter as you do about whipped chocolate? I think it was Pyro who once mentioned that mayonnaise=devil’s smegma; I feel the same way about margerine -whipped or otherwise.
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Do Y’all get as wigged-out about whipped butter as you do about whipped chocolate? I think it was Pyro who once mentioned that mayonnaise=devil’s smegma; I feel the same way about margerine -whipped or otherwise.
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The irony here is much thicker than the fog in glorious Copperfield at 6:30 this morning!
Clinton acknowledged that serving under Obama was initially awkward. Obama did, after all, beat her for the Democratic presidential nomination.
“It was a hard-fought election. I wanted to beat him, and he ended up beating me,” Clinton said. “But he asked me to serve.” She added, “at the end of the day, you have to be bigger than politics.”A Clinton bigger than politics?? My BS-0-Meter is pegged out!
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The irony here is much thicker than the fog in glorious Copperfield at 6:30 this morning!
Clinton acknowledged that serving under Obama was initially awkward. Obama did, after all, beat her for the Democratic presidential nomination.
“It was a hard-fought election. I wanted to beat him, and he ended up beating me,” Clinton said. “But he asked me to serve.” She added, “at the end of the day, you have to be bigger than politics.”A Clinton bigger than politics?? My BS-0-Meter is pegged out!
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I think it was Pyro who once mentioned that mayonnaise=devil’s smegma
I think that was the proprietor of this fine website.
I happen to think that mayonnaise is probably one of the food products served in Heaven. Especially the good ones. “Miracle Whip” <> or(“good”, “mayonnaise”)
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I think it was Pyro who once mentioned that mayonnaise=devil’s smegma
I think that was the proprietor of this fine website.
I happen to think that mayonnaise is probably one of the food products served in Heaven. Especially the good ones. “Miracle Whip” <> or(“good”, “mayonnaise”) -
That was indeed me.
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That was indeed me.
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Every time I see this story it makes me physically ill. These two pieces of garbage, and their sick doctor, should be prosecuted for child molestation.
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Every time I see this story it makes me physically ill. These two pieces of garbage, and their sick doctor, should be prosecuted for child molestation.
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Reason #48,372 why direct democracy is a bad idea:
Bobby Cooper, who is on the sanitation working group, said volunteers had been planning a mass cleaning of the park for about a week but no decision had been made on their proposals because of drawn-out discussions.
“We’re here, we’re unclear, get used to it!” it said.
:jazz:
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Why you wimmins always tryin’ to change us? We like us. That’s why we don’t like to change – how can you improve perfection?
“If eating cupcakes didn’t make me look ridiculous enough, how am I supposed to walk around eating a macaron? I know — let’s go shopping and while you are in the changing room, I’ll hold your purse. At least that’s more masculine then a macaron.”
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Food trends men hate.
Why you wimmins always tryin’ to change us? We like us. That’s why we don’t like to change – how can you improve perfection?“If eating cupcakes didn’t make me look ridiculous enough, how am I supposed to walk around eating a macaron? I know — let’s go shopping and while you are in the changing room, I’ll hold your purse. At least that’s more masculine then a macaron.”
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A great sign for the OWS
http://senseofevents.blogspot.com/2011/10/speaking-up-for-100-percenters.htmlh/t American Digest
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A great sign for the OWS
http://senseofevents.blogspot.com/2011/10/speaking-up-for-100-percenters.html
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#29 texanukian
From your link:
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#29 texanukian
From your link:
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Robert M, you still lurking out there? Here’s a chance to post some captions!“If we weren’t such squishes, our 26-yr-old son might have turned out better.”
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Robert M, you still lurking out there? Here’s a chance to post some captions!
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#31 M42: Potential caption: We can finally behave like newly weds again, and even do “it” on the couch downstairs;>)
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#31 M42: Potential caption: We can finally behave like newly weds again, and even do “it” on the couch downstairs;>)
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#32 Boney
As long as you don’t do “it” on Hammy’s couch. We have to sit here.
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#32 Boney
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Caption: “We don’t understand this whole “Occupy” thing, but our 26 year old thinks it’s cool. And it gave us a chance to change the locks.”
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Caption: “We don’t understand this whole “Occupy” thing, but our 26 year old thinks it’s cool. And it gave us a chance to change the locks.”
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Well, first let me respond to No. 2 and provide an “N” word. How about “NObama”?
Now for some captions for No. 30. Don’t know if I can make a good “Top Ten” list of captions for that but here goes:
1) Now, here’s our chance to move without telling our “couch potato” son.
2) Let’s see if the Occupy Wall Street people have enough money to feed him.
3) We’re not bailing him out of jail if he gets arrested.
4) Now, maybe he can actually use his liberal arts degree.
5) Maybe he’ll find his future bride out there.
6) Now, maybe he can “occupy” a park bench.
7) If they start rioting, I hope he brings home a good HD TV.
8) Well, now we can start running around the house naked, again.
9) Why doesn’t he just “occupy” a job ?
10) Considering what we have now, why doesn’t he just “occupy” the White House?
There, see if any of these hit your fancy.
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Well, first let me respond to No. 2 and provide an “N” word. How about “NObama”?
Now for some captions for No. 30. Don’t know if I can make a good “Top Ten” list of captions for that but here goes:
1) Now, here’s our chance to move without telling our “couch potato” son.
2) Let’s see if the Occupy Wall Street people have enough money to feed him.
3) We’re not bailing him out of jail if he gets arrested.
4) Now, maybe he can actually use his liberal arts degree.
5) Maybe he’ll find his future bride out there.
6) Now, maybe he can “occupy” a park bench.
7) If they start rioting, I hope he brings home a good HD TV.
8) Well, now we can start running around the house naked, again.
9) Why doesn’t he just “occupy” a job ?
10) Considering what we have now, why doesn’t he just “occupy” the White House?
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Caption: “We don’t understand this whole “Occupy” thing, but our 26 year old thinks it’s cool. And with the money we’re saving on groceries and the light bill, we finally have enough to move to that condo in Florida. Quickly.”
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Caption: “We don’t understand this whole “Occupy” thing, but our 26 year old thinks it’s cool. And with the money we’re saving on groceries and the light bill, we finally have enough to move to that condo in Florida. Quickly.”
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Birth of a meme. heh heh heh
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Birth of a meme. heh heh heh
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re: #29 From the linked Mother Jones article:
None of that should matter, anyway. Is a degree’s intrinsic value really reducible to its marketability? Just a few blocks from the governor’s mansion, the Florida State University anthropology department—already ravaged by cuts and unable to admit new students—is fighting for its life by reminding visitors that anthropology is not only cost-effective and desirable on the job market, it’s morally satisfying, too. “The Anthropology Department educates students about the lack of biological support for the race concept and challenges the racist ideas that have led to inequality and exploitation,” the department’s website states. Hard to put a pricetag on a lesson like that.
Only the liberal mind of academia could possibly come up with a scheme to justify categorizing everyone by race by pointing out the entire concept of race has no biological support.
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re: #29 From the linked Mother Jones article:
None of that should matter, anyway. Is a degree’s intrinsic value really reducible to its marketability? Just a few blocks from the governor’s mansion, the Florida State University anthropology department—already ravaged by cuts and unable to admit new students—is fighting for its life by reminding visitors that anthropology is not only cost-effective and desirable on the job market, it’s morally satisfying, too. “The Anthropology Department educates students about the lack of biological support for the race concept and challenges the racist ideas that have led to inequality and exploitation,” the department’s website states. Hard to put a pricetag on a lesson like that.
Only the liberal mind of academia could possibly come up with a scheme to justify categorizing everyone by race by pointing out the entire concept of race has no biological support.
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Lovely had a classmate in high school that went to get a degree in either sociology or anthropology. I asked what she was going to do with that degree, and she said it was very helpful in marketing and business study. I’ve heard that some liberal degrees are not reviled, because the theory is that the student has learned to think, not just memorize.
IMHO, that may be true for a few cases, but “Women’s Studies”? Ethnic studies? I think not.
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Lovely had a classmate in high school that went to get a degree in either sociology or anthropology. I asked what she was going to do with that degree, and she said it was very helpful in marketing and business study. I’ve heard that some liberal degrees are not reviled, because the theory is that the student has learned to think, not just memorize.
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#40 tedtam
Philosophy majors make excellent software engineers.Wimmins Studies majors make for pi$$ed-off shrieking harridans with hairy legs & pits who wear comfortable shoes.
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#40 tedtam
Philosophy majors make excellent software engineers.
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#40 tedtam
btw – how’s LD’s indoctrination into the real world? I can’t imagine that it wouldn’t be going well, what with her mother & all. -
#40 tedtam
btw – how’s LD’s indoctrination into the real world? I can’t imagine that it wouldn’t be going well, what with her mother & all. -
9) Why doesn’t he just “occupy” a job ?
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9) Why doesn’t he just “occupy” a job ?
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Wimmins Studies majors make for pi$$ed-off shrieking harridans with hairy legs & pits who wear comfortable shoes.
Or “producers” for one of the 50 Lifetime network channels.
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Wimmins Studies majors make for pi$$ed-off shrieking harridans with hairy legs & pits who wear comfortable shoes.
Or “producers” for one of the 50 Lifetime network channels.
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#44 Pyro
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I like it — let the neighboring African countries do some of the heavy lifting for a change. -
#43 Texanadian
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#44 Pyro: From the comments section of your linkie:
Islam means & confirms peace, those rascals may be born Muslims have nothing common with Islam, the Great Religion chosen by Al Mighty.
this is a great example of taqqiyya. Islam means submission not peace and there is never peace until you submit to islam either as a dhimmi or a convert. I will do neither.
another example: allahu akhbar does not mean “god is great” it means “our god is greater” greater than what? that would be your God.
When they say that they worship the same god we do it is a bald faced lie, as you can see above.
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#44 Pyro: From the comments section of your linkie:
Islam means & confirms peace, those rascals may be born Muslims have nothing common with Islam, the Great Religion chosen by Al Mighty.
this is a great example of taqqiyya. Islam means submission not peace and there is never peace until you submit to islam either as a dhimmi or a convert. I will do neither.
another example: allahu akhbar does not mean “god is great” it means “our god is greater” greater than what? that would be your God.
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Got a few minutes to be agravated?
http://www.humorsphere.com/fun/8787/colortest.swf
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Tired of all those pesky news stories about your debunked climate astrology theories as a result of FOIA? Cheer up Bunky! There’s a secret spot you can all go to to escape prying eyes:
CEI has learned of a UN plan recently put in place to hide official correspondence on non-governmental accounts, which correspondence a federal inspector general has already confirmed are subject to FOIA. This “cloud” serves as a dead-drop of sorts for discussions by U.S. government employees over the next report being produced by the scandal-plagued IPCC, which is funded with millions of U.S. taxpayer dollars.
As our FOIA request details, the UN informed participants that it was motivated by embarrassing releases of earlier discussions (“ClimateGate” key among them), and to circumvent the problem that national government transparency laws were posing the group.
Do my dreaming
and my scheming
lie awake and pray
Do my crying
and my sighing
laugh at yesterdayNow it’s dark and I’m alone
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Tired of all those pesky news stories about your debunked climate astrology theories as a result of FOIA? Cheer up Bunky! There’s a secret spot you can all go to to escape prying eyes:
CEI has learned of a UN plan recently put in place to hide official correspondence on non-governmental accounts, which correspondence a federal inspector general has already confirmed are subject to FOIA. This “cloud” serves as a dead-drop of sorts for discussions by U.S. government employees over the next report being produced by the scandal-plagued IPCC, which is funded with millions of U.S. taxpayer dollars.
As our FOIA request details, the UN informed participants that it was motivated by embarrassing releases of earlier discussions (“ClimateGate” key among them), and to circumvent the problem that national government transparency laws were posing the group.Do my dreaming
and my scheming
lie awake and pray
Do my crying
and my sighing
laugh at yesterday
Now it’s dark and I’m alone
but I won’t be afraid
In my room
In my room
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#50 TC
That is a tough test, but you can learn to do it. On my 3rd try, I was up to 75%. -
#50 TC
That is a tough test, but you can learn to do it. On my 3rd try, I was up to 75%. -
#51 Hamous
I just saw that over at the Watts Up With That site and was geting ready to post a comment about it.
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#51 Hamous
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Well, some democrats called the Hyatt and threatened to protest the Pamela Geller book signing and the Hyatt caved. Now we have to find another place by tomorrow. Typical free speech double standards from that lot.
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Well, some democrats called the Hyatt and threatened to protest the Pamela Geller book signing and the Hyatt caved. Now we have to find another place by tomorrow. Typical free speech double standards from that lot.
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A couple weeks back I noticed similarities between today’s flea-baggers and 1968’s hippies, and commented that it wouldn’t bode well for Democrats next year. I encouraged them to embrace the riff-raff. Here’s someone else’s take:
So here we are forty-odd years along, and what has changed? Nothing, if you’re a Democrat. The same exact chain of events is occurring with the Occupy Wall Street gang. The 99ers are the Chicago mob with the addition of iPhones and minus the seriousness. Their appearance is similar — high-priced boho rags, to-hell-with-it hair. Their rhetoric is indistinguishable. (“Power to the people, man!”) Their behavior is identical: show up, hang out, yell, and posture for the cameras. The goal is the same — take down the power structure. And so will be the result — the destruction of the Democratic Party.
The media has carefully nurtured the 99ers as an alternative to the Tea Parties, despite the fact that they can scarcely muster 1% of the latter’s numbers. The Democrats have been quick to jump on the bandwagon. Obama has made encouraging noises. Nancy Pelosi has offered direct praise. Rep. John Lewis showed up in Atlanta and got himself made a fool of. According to the New York Times, “[t]he Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the party’s powerful House fund-raising arm, is circulating a petition seeking 100,000 party supporters to declare that ‘I stand with the Occupy Wall Street protests.’” (Hat tip: Peter Wehner.) Clearly, the Dems have adopted the movement and are going whole hog over it, with the media doing their best to assure that the connection is not overlooked.
The paradox here is, of course, is that the Wall Street moguls that the demonstrators are so eager to get at were Obama’s most crucial supporters in 2008. A large chunk of the stimulus funds went to the financial houses that the mob wants to shut down. (Much of the rest went to the unions, which have now come out in support of the 99ers — so now we have Obama’s two biggest allies at each other’s throats. That, in a nutshell, is liberal logic at work.)
There’s no way this can end well. Yet the Democrats act as if it’s all destined to work out according to their requirements of the moment. When it goes off, as it will — the attacks on the cops in New York, the riot at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C., and the appearance of hardcore anarchist contingents reveal that clearly enough — they will own it, just as they owned the Chicago riots. The voting public will derive the same lesson as they did in 1968.
Let’s just hope we don’t get another Nixon.
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A couple weeks back I noticed similarities between today’s flea-baggers and 1968’s hippies, and commented that it wouldn’t bode well for Democrats next year. I encouraged them to embrace the riff-raff. Here’s someone else’s take:
So here we are forty-odd years along, and what has changed? Nothing, if you’re a Democrat. The same exact chain of events is occurring with the Occupy Wall Street gang. The 99ers are the Chicago mob with the addition of iPhones and minus the seriousness. Their appearance is similar — high-priced boho rags, to-hell-with-it hair. Their rhetoric is indistinguishable. (“Power to the people, man!”) Their behavior is identical: show up, hang out, yell, and posture for the cameras. The goal is the same — take down the power structure. And so will be the result — the destruction of the Democratic Party.
The media has carefully nurtured the 99ers as an alternative to the Tea Parties, despite the fact that they can scarcely muster 1% of the latter’s numbers. The Democrats have been quick to jump on the bandwagon. Obama has made encouraging noises. Nancy Pelosi has offered direct praise. Rep. John Lewis showed up in Atlanta and got himself made a fool of. According to the New York Times, “[t]he Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the party’s powerful House fund-raising arm, is circulating a petition seeking 100,000 party supporters to declare that ‘I stand with the Occupy Wall Street protests.’” (Hat tip: Peter Wehner.) Clearly, the Dems have adopted the movement and are going whole hog over it, with the media doing their best to assure that the connection is not overlooked.
The paradox here is, of course, is that the Wall Street moguls that the demonstrators are so eager to get at were Obama’s most crucial supporters in 2008. A large chunk of the stimulus funds went to the financial houses that the mob wants to shut down. (Much of the rest went to the unions, which have now come out in support of the 99ers — so now we have Obama’s two biggest allies at each other’s throats. That, in a nutshell, is liberal logic at work.)
There’s no way this can end well. Yet the Democrats act as if it’s all destined to work out according to their requirements of the moment. When it goes off, as it will — the attacks on the cops in New York, the riot at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C., and the appearance of hardcore anarchist contingents reveal that clearly enough — they will own it, just as they owned the Chicago riots. The voting public will derive the same lesson as they did in 1968.Let’s just hope we don’t get another Nixon.
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Stinky hippies, George Soros, Obama, Pelosi, Communists, and Nazis. With a base like that what’s not to like? C’mon Barry! Quit dancing around the edges of the drum circle. Go all in!
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Stinky hippies, George Soros, Obama, Pelosi, Communists, and Nazis. With a base like that what’s not to like? C’mon Barry! Quit dancing around the edges of the drum circle. Go all in!
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#50 – pfpfpfpfpfpfpttttttttttttttttttttttttt it won’t give better than an 88% !!! (took 2 tries)
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#50 – pfpfpfpfpfpfpttttttttttttttttttttttttt it won’t give better than an 88% !!! (took 2 tries)
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Aw man! I missed the Calling All Bards! Fleabagger event here yesterday. That’s too bad. I would liked to have gone.
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Aw man! I missed the Calling All Bards! Fleabagger event here yesterday. That’s too bad. I would liked to have gone.
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#58 – my hyperactive mouse skipped one on me – got 100% after 1 more try…………….
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#58 – my hyperactive mouse skipped one on me – got 100% after 1 more try…………….
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#61 He shoulda got Perry HPV vaccine.
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#61 He shoulda got Perry HPV vaccine.
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#61 It appears that his “personality moniker” is going to be the end of him. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.
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#61 It appears that his “personality moniker” is going to be the end of him. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.
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#60 Whiskers: You can’t say that the oxygen thieves didn’t deserve it. Their should be a sign behind all the registers that reads : If you jump over the counter expect a severe beating!
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#60 Whiskers: You can’t say that the oxygen thieves didn’t deserve it. Their should be a sign behind all the registers that reads : If you jump over the counter expect a severe beating!
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#66 Bones
That kid didn’t look old enough to be allowed in a bar, much less chugging a pitcher of beer like that. -
#66 Bones
That kid didn’t look old enough to be allowed in a bar, much less chugging a pitcher of beer like that. -
Re: The McDonald’s beating.
That’s why I had to get out of retail early in life.
There were many customers that deserved the same treatment. -
Re: The McDonald’s beating.
That’s why I had to get out of retail early in life.
There were many customers that deserved the same treatment. -
hater
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hater
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I must have accidentally (fat fingered) deleted your McDonald’s VID, Katfish.
Please repost.
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I must have accidentally (fat fingered) deleted your McDonald’s VID, Katfish.
Please repost.
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#66 – that aint chuggin (chuggin at least implies swallowing) – that kid just opens his esophagus and pours it down!
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#66 – that aint chuggin (chuggin at least implies swallowing) – that kid just opens his esophagus and pours it down!
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I wonder if the McDonald’s kid has a defense fund set up.
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I wonder if the McDonald’s kid has a defense fund set up.
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#69 fat fingered klutz
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2011/10/15/vonat-mcdonalds-beating.cnn -
#69 fat fingered klutz
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2011/10/15/vonat-mcdonalds-beating.cnn -
The McD’s clerk should be decorated. I’m thinking the only thing he’s guilty of is vigorous self-defense.
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The McD’s clerk should be decorated. I’m thinking the only thing he’s guilty of is vigorous self-defense.
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Stoleborrowed this from another blogger……………..Well the obvious thing is that if you make your money inventing say the iPhone……and don’t give a dime to charity…produce your products in China…to the liberal masses you are a hero…a deity worthy of worship………………………but if you made your money producing oil….arguably much more essential in our lives than an iPhone, gave millions to charity, continuously fight to be allowed to produce good jobs in America…..you are evil slime who isn’t paying your fair share and must be punished and put out of business.
ah the terrible irony dernit!
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Stoleborrowed this from another blogger……………..Well the obvious thing is that if you make your money inventing say the iPhone……and don’t give a dime to charity…produce your products in China…to the liberal masses you are a hero…a deity worthy of worship………………………but if you made your money producing oil….arguably much more essential in our lives than an iPhone, gave millions to charity, continuously fight to be allowed to produce good jobs in America…..you are evil slime who isn’t paying your fair share and must be punished and put out of business.
ah the terrible irony dernit!
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71, 72, & 73 – CNN pruned that clip a bit – the original is a bit more verbally “colorful” at the end…………
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71, 72, & 73 – CNN pruned that clip a bit – the original is a bit more verbally “colorful” at the end…………
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#76 – ^5 to Nordstrom!
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#76 – ^5 to Nordstrom!
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from my inbox:
You are never too old to make a difference.
As we get older we sometimes begin to doubt our ability to
“make a difference” in the world. It is at these times that
our hopes are boosted by the remarkable achievements of
other “seniors” who have found the courage to take on
challenges that would make many of us wither.Harold Schlumberg is such a person:
QUOTE FROM HAROLD:
“I’ve often been asked, ‘What do you old folks do now that
you’re retired?’ Well, I’m fortunate to have a chemical
engineering background, and one of the things I enjoy most
is converting beer, wine and vodka into urine.
Then I [PEE] on a photo of Obama!
I do it every day and I really enjoy it.”Harold is an inspiration to us all.
My kind of guy!
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from my inbox:
You are never too old to make a difference.
As we get older we sometimes begin to doubt our ability to
“make a difference” in the world. It is at these times that
our hopes are boosted by the remarkable achievements of
other “seniors” who have found the courage to take on
challenges that would make many of us wither.
Harold Schlumberg is such a person:
QUOTE FROM HAROLD:
“I’ve often been asked, ‘What do you old folks do now that
you’re retired?’ Well, I’m fortunate to have a chemical
engineering background, and one of the things I enjoy most
is converting beer, wine and vodka into urine.
Then I [PEE] on a photo of Obama!
I do it every day and I really enjoy it.”
Harold is an inspiration to us all.My kind of guy!
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For my own personal information and future reference, is [PEE] the same as wizz?
Just wondering
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For my own personal information and future reference, is [PEE] the same as wizz?
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TimDE, just in time for Halloween, Amazon has a sale on your headgear. I think it looks better on your avatar than it does on this dude.
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TimDE, just in time for Halloween, Amazon has a sale on your headgear. I think it looks better on your avatar than it does on this dude.
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80 mharper42
“I’ll tell him but I don’t think he’ll be too keen on it. He’s already got one you see.” Apologies to Monty Python et al.
But, a Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch . . . , well now that’s a different story altogether.
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80 mharper42
“I’ll tell him but I don’t think he’ll be too keen on it. He’s already got one you see.” Apologies to Monty Python et al.
But, a Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch . . . , well now that’s a different story altogether. -
#79 Timde:
The word I originally chose was the onomatopoeia, commonly used in the phrase that really p-ss-s me off but it got censored by the angry blog monkey. -
#79 Timde:
The word I originally chose was the onomatopoeia, commonly used in the phrase that really p-ss-s me off but it got censored by the angry blog monkey. -
I came here for a quick check on Adee’s trip. I didn’t spot any.
/phewy
Good night all.
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I came here for a quick check on Adee’s trip. I didn’t spot any.
/phewy
Good night all.
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