The politically tone deaf continue in their own little world:
As the Senate on Wednesday holds its first legislative session since the election, Democrats have a chance to show what lessons they’ve learned.
Will they address the urgent need for job promotion? Work out agreement on extending the Bush tax cuts?
Actually, no. Instead, Senate Democrats are planning, as their first order of business, a debate on . . . food safety.
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Ya’ know they might just want to get outside the beltway just once.
Mornin’ Gang
Ya’ know they might just want to get outside the beltway just once.
Mornin’ Gang
#1 – “just once” and permanently!! HEH
#1 – “just once” and permanently!! HEH
All this while the American Burying Beetle is dying!!
All this while the American Burying Beetle is dying!!
Let them. At least they won’t be doing something with actual consequence.
Let them. At least they won’t be doing something with actual consequence.
I thought those idiots were hell bent on in-state tuition for illegals as first order of business.
I have a DREAM too, that the University of Oklahoma stops charging me that $6,000 per semester out-of state premium.
Mi llamo es LORENZO!
Do I qualify?
I thought those idiots were hell bent on in-state tuition for illegals as first order of business.
I have a DREAM too, that the University of Oklahoma stops charging me that $6,000 per semester out-of state premium.
Mi llamo es LORENZO!
Do I qualify?
G’mornin’, gang!
I cannot (well, maybe I can) believe that Pelosi continues to be the leader of the losers. Given the size of the conflagration that occurred last Nov. 2nd, how does she continue to be a leader in that party?
HINT: dossiers. Probably on everyone who voted for her. And what Democrat Congressman doesn’t have some dirt they don’t want exposed?
That huge gavel she carried through the shouting crowd of angry Americans wasn’t just for the health destruction vote. It was a reminder to her minions.
G’mornin’, gang!
I cannot (well, maybe I can) believe that Pelosi continues to be the leader of the losers. Given the size of the conflagration that occurred last Nov. 2nd, how does she continue to be a leader in that party?
HINT: dossiers. Probably on everyone who voted for her. And what Democrat Congressman doesn’t have some dirt they don’t want exposed?
That huge gavel she carried through the shouting crowd of angry Americans wasn’t just for the health destruction vote. It was a reminder to her minions.
It was a reminder to her minions.
I need to get me some minions.
It was a reminder to her minions.
I need to get me some minions.
First off: I respect the police for the job they do. I greatly appreciate the fact that these men and women are dealing the scum of humanity so I don’t have to. This image, however, is tarnished by crap like this..
I don’t care if you’re on duty, off duty, or whatever. If you are not en route to a call or crime scene, police officers should follow the same traffic rules as the rest of us and be subject to the same penalties. I have been rear-ended by a cop AT A STOP LIGHT, and she just looked at my car and left. Another cop was in the process of running a stop sign just three houses from my driveway and almost hit me as I was about to go through (I had no stop sign in my direction). I saw a cop alone in his car break at least five traffic rules as he went through TWO red lights, misused a left turn lane, and went speeding down the road, spewing gravel behind him in the intersection. I followed the officer, as the road he was on led to my house. Imagine my chagrin when he turned into the substation on Mykawa road. Late to punch out? Or just taking advantage of his badge and car?
I would love to hold cops up to my kids as good examples of responsibility. Instead, I had to warn them that taxis, cops, and tow trucks were the three worst drivers they had to watch for on the road, and not necessarily in that order.
I’m sorry, but if the traffic rules are there for or safety, everyone should follow them, no matter what uniform you are wearing or what job you hold.
First off: I respect the police for the job they do. I greatly appreciate the fact that these men and women are dealing the scum of humanity so I don’t have to. This image, however, is tarnished by crap like this..
I don’t care if you’re on duty, off duty, or whatever. If you are not en route to a call or crime scene, police officers should follow the same traffic rules as the rest of us and be subject to the same penalties. I have been rear-ended by a cop AT A STOP LIGHT, and she just looked at my car and left. Another cop was in the process of running a stop sign just three houses from my driveway and almost hit me as I was about to go through (I had no stop sign in my direction). I saw a cop alone in his car break at least five traffic rules as he went through TWO red lights, misused a left turn lane, and went speeding down the road, spewing gravel behind him in the intersection. I followed the officer, as the road he was on led to my house. Imagine my chagrin when he turned into the substation on Mykawa road. Late to punch out? Or just taking advantage of his badge and car?
I would love to hold cops up to my kids as good examples of responsibility. Instead, I had to warn them that taxis, cops, and tow trucks were the three worst drivers they had to watch for on the road, and not necessarily in that order.
I’m sorry, but if the traffic rules are there for or safety, everyone should follow them, no matter what uniform you are wearing or what job you hold.
Hmmm Minions
Hmmm Minions
I wanna see Col. Allen West grab that gavel from her on January 3 and hand it to John Boehner.
Good morning all. Chilly 45 at 6, still and crisp on the way to feed the mares. Venus shown brightly in the eastern sky until Dawn cloaked her presence and ushered her to bed. Sunny and breezy now, prospects of a glorious day ahead. Thank you, Lord.
I wanna see Col. Allen West grab that gavel from her on January 3 and hand it to John Boehner.
Good morning all. Chilly 45 at 6, still and crisp on the way to feed the mares. Venus shown brightly in the eastern sky until Dawn cloaked her presence and ushered her to bed. Sunny and breezy now, prospects of a glorious day ahead. Thank you, Lord.
I talked to my sister yesterday, and she’s already feeling better. Of course, the day before WAS a surgery day, duh! I checked her chickens yesterday and my brother-in-law had let them out and the bag of bird seed was not where I left it, so I’m assuming the chickies are getting fed.
My class was pretty well-behaved yesterday. Some other classes came and left, some because the students were misbehaving so badly that our DRE “gave the teacher permission” to remove her class from the church. I had the largest class by far, and they were all quiet. Well, mostly. There were occasional sighs of boredom. I confiscated one notebook and I believe my bouncers moved two students. I had prepared some handouts for them, with a a variety of prayers, a reflection on prayer itself, an article from Envoy Magazone on confession, and a stern warning about their behavior and an explanation of adoration and its purpose. I also took about 15 minutes to explain what we were going to do, and handed out extra rosaries that I had made some years ago, so the students could pray the rosary if they wished. We stayed just under an hour and then we left the church.
We definitely need to have a session of church etiquette, the bowing before the Presence and genuflecting, for example. But overall, I was proud of my students. Given their ages and the eternity of silence they were forced to endure, they did rather well.
Miss Bag-of-chips and boyfriend were separated right at the beginning, as were the other cliques (as best I could). Miss BOC tried to get up and get water, get up and go to the restroom, etc., but I kept herding her back. Everyone had a chance to do that before we left for church. Then, after we got back to the classroom, she tried to get up again with only ten minutes left. Then she tried to sneak her boyfriend out with her and her momma, when her momma is not on his sign-out list. I swear, that girl is going to wear out my whip!
I talked to my sister yesterday, and she’s already feeling better. Of course, the day before WAS a surgery day, duh! I checked her chickens yesterday and my brother-in-law had let them out and the bag of bird seed was not where I left it, so I’m assuming the chickies are getting fed.
My class was pretty well-behaved yesterday. Some other classes came and left, some because the students were misbehaving so badly that our DRE “gave the teacher permission” to remove her class from the church. I had the largest class by far, and they were all quiet. Well, mostly. There were occasional sighs of boredom. I confiscated one notebook and I believe my bouncers moved two students. I had prepared some handouts for them, with a a variety of prayers, a reflection on prayer itself, an article from Envoy Magazone on confession, and a stern warning about their behavior and an explanation of adoration and its purpose. I also took about 15 minutes to explain what we were going to do, and handed out extra rosaries that I had made some years ago, so the students could pray the rosary if they wished. We stayed just under an hour and then we left the church.
We definitely need to have a session of church etiquette, the bowing before the Presence and genuflecting, for example. But overall, I was proud of my students. Given their ages and the eternity of silence they were forced to endure, they did rather well.
Miss Bag-of-chips and boyfriend were separated right at the beginning, as were the other cliques (as best I could). Miss BOC tried to get up and get water, get up and go to the restroom, etc., but I kept herding her back. Everyone had a chance to do that before we left for church. Then, after we got back to the classroom, she tried to get up again with only ten minutes left. Then she tried to sneak her boyfriend out with her and her momma, when her momma is not on his sign-out list. I swear, that girl is going to wear out my whip!
How did we ever get along before the Obamas came to town. It’s a miracle anyone made it this far.
How did we ever get along before the Obamas came to town. It’s a miracle anyone made it this far.
#9
tedtam = phil_m???
tedta_m ??? 😆
#9
tedtam = phil_m???
tedta_m ??? 😆
#11 crazy aunt
How old are your little knuckleheads?
#11 crazy aunt
How old are your little knuckleheads?
Here is a little food for thought. We live in a country that “sorta” provides freedom to practice religion any way we see fit (or not). I say “sorta” because IMO there is a move afoot to silence certain segments of religious society. But that is just me and my interpretation of current events. I also believe (and it is just my opinion) that certain segments of religious society are being granted “extra special” privileges over and above what is Constitutionally provided.
So I am wondering how the citizenry of America will react when scenes like this (it is important to look at all the pictures) occur at the reflecting pool at the Washington Monument,
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise there of
Here is a little food for thought. We live in a country that “sorta” provides freedom to practice religion any way we see fit (or not). I say “sorta” because IMO there is a move afoot to silence certain segments of religious society. But that is just me and my interpretation of current events. I also believe (and it is just my opinion) that certain segments of religious society are being granted “extra special” privileges over and above what is Constitutionally provided.
So I am wondering how the citizenry of America will react when scenes like this (it is important to look at all the pictures) occur at the reflecting pool at the Washington Monument,
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise there of
#13, 14 Wagonburner
tedtam = phil_m???
Don’t ———– even ————– go ———— there. /glowers
How old are your little knuckleheads?
This year, they are all freshmen, ninth graders. I can occasionally snatch up a sophomore or junior, if their parents aren’t paying attention to the diocesan guidelines for the sacrament of confirmation. The guidelines require two consecutive years of faith formation before reception of any sacrament.
#13, 14 Wagonburner
tedtam = phil_m???
Don’t ———– even ————– go ———— there. /glowers
How old are your little knuckleheads?
This year, they are all freshmen, ninth graders. I can occasionally snatch up a sophomore or junior, if their parents aren’t paying attention to the diocesan guidelines for the sacrament of confirmation. The guidelines require two consecutive years of faith formation before reception of any sacrament.
#15 Squawkbox
Where’s PETA when you can really use ’em?
#15 Squawkbox
Where’s PETA when you can really use ’em?
#9 Ted_M, in my neighborhood there’s a three way stop next to a park that has a bit of a hill. I often see an HPD cruiser hiding behind the hill watching for people who “roll” the three way. I’ve seen several folks get stopped.
Yesterday as I was returning from beer run, a cruiser was in front of me as we approached the three way stop. He didn’t just roll it, he cruised through at about 10 mph–And then proceeded to his hiding place behind the hill.
#9 Ted_M, in my neighborhood there’s a three way stop next to a park that has a bit of a hill. I often see an HPD cruiser hiding behind the hill watching for people who “roll” the three way. I’ve seen several folks get stopped.
Yesterday as I was returning from beer run, a cruiser was in front of me as we approached the three way stop. He didn’t just roll it, he cruised through at about 10 mph–And then proceeded to his hiding place behind the hill.
#15 squack
I lived in Ankara Turkey in the early 1970’s. I vividly remember families slaughtering sheep in their front yards after one of the big Muslim holidays.
There would be a sheep tied to a tree, car bumper, etc.. A couple of the men would go over and get it, then lead it over to the driveway/.curb. They would hold it down while someone cut its throat. When it had finished bleeding out and had died, they would hang it by its hind legs from a tree branch or a frame of some sort, skin it, and dress it out.
#15 squack
I lived in Ankara Turkey in the early 1970’s. I vividly remember families slaughtering sheep in their front yards after one of the big Muslim holidays.
There would be a sheep tied to a tree, car bumper, etc.. A couple of the men would go over and get it, then lead it over to the driveway/.curb. They would hold it down while someone cut its throat. When it had finished bleeding out and had died, they would hang it by its hind legs from a tree branch or a frame of some sort, skin it, and dress it out.
#10 Adee
I wanna see Col. Allen West grab that gavel from her on January 3 and knock her senseless.
hand it to John Boehner.
FIFY.
#10 Adee
I wanna see Col. Allen West grab that gavel from her on January 3 and knock her senseless.
hand it to John Boehner.
FIFY.
#18
bob42 = phil_m???
bob42_m??? 😆
#18
bob42 = phil_m???
bob42_m??? 😆
#18 Bob42
I don’t have a problem with cops in general – just with their flaunting of traffic rules. It’s a safety issue, wiss it!
#18 Bob42
I don’t have a problem with cops in general – just with their flaunting of traffic rules. It’s a safety issue, wiss it!
#21 Wagon
I’m sensing a pattern here. Missing anyone much?
#21 Wagon
I’m sensing a pattern here. Missing anyone much?
TT
I swear, that girl is going to wear out my whip!
That is because momma is not using hers enough on miss BOC….
TT
I swear, that girl is going to wear out my whip!
That is because momma is not using hers enough on miss BOC….
Whackinburger
I am aware of the ritual. I am still wondering how der folks are going to react. With the growing Muslim population in this country, sooner or later, somewhere this is going to come front and center.
IMO, constitutionally speaking, there will be nothing anyone can do about it. Constitutionally speaking, nothing should be done. It is the law of our land.
Whackinburger
I am aware of the ritual. I am still wondering how der folks are going to react. With the growing Muslim population in this country, sooner or later, somewhere this is going to come front and center.
IMO, constitutionally speaking, there will be nothing anyone can do about it. Constitutionally speaking, nothing should be done. It is the law of our land.
#24 Bweldon
I swear, that girl is going to wear out my whip!
That is because momma is not using hers enough on miss BOC….
Damn straight.
My DRE and I had a discussion about what to do about Miss BOC. She suggested letting momma home-school her, and I nixed that idea. All that would do is give the young’un her Wednesday nights off and provide her boyfriend a reason to skip class. Her mother is worthless as a disciplinarian, which is probably why the daughter has been kicked out of several schools.
#24 Bweldon
I swear, that girl is going to wear out my whip!
That is because momma is not using hers enough on miss BOC….
Damn straight.
My DRE and I had a discussion about what to do about Miss BOC. She suggested letting momma home-school her, and I nixed that idea. All that would do is give the young’un her Wednesday nights off and provide her boyfriend a reason to skip class. Her mother is worthless as a disciplinarian, which is probably why the daughter has been kicked out of several schools.
#26 squawkie-tooter
IMO, constitutionally speaking, there will be nothing anyone can do about it. Constitutionally speaking, nothing should be done. It is the law of our land.
Local governments can pass laws at least regulating the practice, based on health & safety issues.
#26 squawkie-tooter
IMO, constitutionally speaking, there will be nothing anyone can do about it. Constitutionally speaking, nothing should be done. It is the law of our land.
Local governments can pass laws at least regulating the practice, based on health & safety issues.
Baconburner
I respectfully disagree. Even that would be an infringement on the right to exercise ones religion as they deem fit. What adds to the conundrum is that the practice is historically established. It is not like the “Church of maiming and mutilating animals” just popped up and one could argue against them.
Baconburner
I respectfully disagree. Even that would be an infringement on the right to exercise ones religion as they deem fit. What adds to the conundrum is that the practice is historically established. It is not like the “Church of maiming and mutilating animals” just popped up and one could argue against them.
I think having 10,000 piles of sheep entrails scattered on the lawn would fall outside any 1st amendment protection, but there could be ways to accommodate such a ritual so as not to create health hazards. Mobile slaughterhouses could be used (it looks like the Russians have a crude facsimile). I would have no problem with it.
I think having 10,000 piles of sheep entrails scattered on the lawn would fall outside any 1st amendment protection, but there could be ways to accommodate such a ritual so as not to create health hazards. Mobile slaughterhouses could be used (it looks like the Russians have a crude facsimile). I would have no problem with it.
Note I said “regulate” not “prohibit”.
Hamous’ point is where I was heading.
Note I said “regulate” not “prohibit”.
Hamous’ point is where I was heading.
Her mother is worthless as a disciplinarian, which is probably why the daughter has been kicked out of several schools
And I would bet good money that the mother would blame the schools for her daughter being kicked out.
Her mother is worthless as a disciplinarian, which is probably why the daughter has been kicked out of several schools
And I would bet good money that the mother would blame the schools for her daughter being kicked out.
Luggage containing a suspected bomb was found on a flight from Namibia to Munich.
Looks like we’ll now have to implement strip searches for US passengers on flights between Rooster Puke, Texas and Amarillo.
Luggage containing a suspected bomb was found on a flight from Namibia to Munich.
Looks like we’ll now have to implement strip searches for US passengers on flights between Rooster Puke, Texas and Amarillo.
Maybe they could follow the lead of some innovative deer hunters.
http://journalstar.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/article_afefda64-f112-11df-8805-001cc4c03286.html
BTW, does anyone wonder why they don’t just use some of those bomb sniffing dogs at the airports? Is it because one segment of our society deems dogs “unclean?”
#30 tedta_m
Well, crap.
I guess we’ll have to do strip searches and colonoscopies at the airports now.
#30 tedta_m
Well, crap.
I guess we’ll have to do strip searches and colonoscopies at the airports now.
#35 – that would be “Turkey” not “Rooster”.
#35 – that would be “Turkey” not “Rooster”.
#36 LOL. That is one ticked off kitty.
#38 Like this?
The next time I have to fly, I think I’ll shave my beard and wear a dress, just to see the look on the screener’s face when she pats down my junk.
#36 LOL. That is one ticked off kitty.
#38 Like this?
The next time I have to fly, I think I’ll shave my beard and wear a dress, just to see the look on the screener’s face when she pats down my junk.
Dude.
You are not pretty.
Dude.
You are not pretty.
#30 TT: A great quote form the story:
President Barack Obama and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano have recently said the Mexican border is more secure now than it has been in 20 years, but some along this border strongly disagree.
“To suggest the southwest border is secure is ridiculous,” said Holland.
I think Holland’s statement may border on understatement.
#30 TT: A great quote form the story:
President Barack Obama and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano have recently said the Mexican border is more secure now than it has been in 20 years, but some along this border strongly disagree.
“To suggest the southwest border is secure is ridiculous,” said Holland.
I think Holland’s statement may border on understatement.
What amazes me (well, no, it doesn’t really) is that its the same folks who told us that it was an egregious violation of our Civil Rights if an intelligence analyst listens in to a phone call originating from a known or suspected terrorist over seas who are now telling us we’re safer if some guy with a GED and a year’s experience as a mall cop slides his hands up and down our pants.
What amazes me (well, no, it doesn’t really) is that its the same folks who told us that it was an egregious violation of our Civil Rights if an intelligence analyst listens in to a phone call originating from a known or suspected terrorist over seas who are now telling us we’re safer if some guy with a GED and a year’s experience as a mall cop slides his hands up and down our pants.
Referencing the ritual slaughter of sheep/goats. I do not have a problem with the humane slaughter of an animal for specific religious purposes. I do have a problem with the rough way the animals were treated prior to the slaughter. There is nothing at all wrong with slitting the throat of the animal and hanging it by the back legs as this properly drains the majority of the blood from the animal thus rendering it fit for consumption:
Lev 17:10-13
10 ‘ And any man from the house of Israel, or from the aliens who sojourn among them, who eats any blood, I will set My face against that person who eats blood and will cut him off from among his people. 11 ‘For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you on the altar to make atonement for your souls; for it is the blood by reason of the life that makes atonement.’ 12 “Therefore I said to the sons of Israel, ‘No person among you may eat blood, nor may any alien who sojourns among you eat blood.’ 13 “So when any man from the sons of Israel, or from the aliens who sojourn among them, in hunting catches a beast or a bird which may be eaten, he shall pour out its blood and cover it with earth.
NASU
Referencing the ritual slaughter of sheep/goats. I do not have a problem with the humane slaughter of an animal for specific religious purposes. I do have a problem with the rough way the animals were treated prior to the slaughter. There is nothing at all wrong with slitting the throat of the animal and hanging it by the back legs as this properly drains the majority of the blood from the animal thus rendering it fit for consumption:
Lev 17:10-13
10 ‘ And any man from the house of Israel, or from the aliens who sojourn among them, who eats any blood, I will set My face against that person who eats blood and will cut him off from among his people. 11 ‘For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you on the altar to make atonement for your souls; for it is the blood by reason of the life that makes atonement.’ 12 “Therefore I said to the sons of Israel, ‘No person among you may eat blood, nor may any alien who sojourns among you eat blood.’ 13 “So when any man from the sons of Israel, or from the aliens who sojourn among them, in hunting catches a beast or a bird which may be eaten, he shall pour out its blood and cover it with earth.
NASU
who are now telling us we’re safer if some guy with a GED and a year’s experience as a mall cop slides his hands up and down our pants.
In an effort to locate a bomb in your checked baggage.
Or on a freight aircraft operating on a different continent.
who are now telling us we’re safer if some guy with a GED and a year’s experience as a mall cop slides his hands up and down our pants.
In an effort to locate a bomb in your checked baggage.
Or on a freight aircraft operating on a different continent.
Poor Sarah. They just won’t stop slapping her around.
Poor Sarah. They just won’t stop slapping her around.
In an effort to locate a bomb in your checked baggage.
Or on a freight aircraft operating on a different continent.
That’s the ignorant thing, isn’t it?
The proper place to stop terrorists is outside the borders of this country, with good intelligence and a hardened heart towards those who would kill innocents in the name of thier God, whomever that may be.
We’re being felt up by government workers because the Obama Administraton didn’t pay attention to intelligence it recieved about a guy who’s one Daddy said was going to try and blow us up.
But these are the guys who insist that we treat these baby killing monsters as common criminals.
The failure of Holder’s DoJ to win anything more than a single conspiracy count against Ghailani as a result of using a process designed for domestic criminals than wartime enemies shows that the critics had it right all along. It also shows that both Obama and Holder have been proven spectacularly wrong, since a man who confessed to the murder of over two hundred people will now face as little as 20 years, with a big chunk of whatever sentence Foopie receives being reduced by time already served.
The administration is left with three choices in regards to Ghailani: announce that they will release him at the appointed date whenever his sentence ends, announce that they will hold him indefinitely without regard to the court’s ruling on the matter while referring the case back to a military commission despite his acquittals, or refuse to state which they will do and hope the issue falls to the next administration. The first will mean that the US will knowingly release a master al-Qaeda terrorist with more than two hundred murders under his belt; the second will mean that the trial they staged was nothing but a sham. And the third will be a cowardly dodge.
Such is the state in which Holder as Attorney General has left the US. Either the US is so inept that it will eventually release a man who attacked two of its embassies abroad (which was an act of war by al-Qaeda) or that the DoJ may commit an impeachable act by knowingly submitting a defendant to double jeopardy, whether in this administration or a future administration. By committing to the civilian criminal system and assigning judicial jurisdiction where it never belonged, those are the only options left.
In an effort to locate a bomb in your checked baggage.
Or on a freight aircraft operating on a different continent.
That’s the ignorant thing, isn’t it?
The proper place to stop terrorists is outside the borders of this country, with good intelligence and a hardened heart towards those who would kill innocents in the name of thier God, whomever that may be.
We’re being felt up by government workers because the Obama Administraton didn’t pay attention to intelligence it recieved about a guy who’s one Daddy said was going to try and blow us up.
But these are the guys who insist that we treat these baby killing monsters as common criminals.
The failure of Holder’s DoJ to win anything more than a single conspiracy count against Ghailani as a result of using a process designed for domestic criminals than wartime enemies shows that the critics had it right all along. It also shows that both Obama and Holder have been proven spectacularly wrong, since a man who confessed to the murder of over two hundred people will now face as little as 20 years, with a big chunk of whatever sentence Foopie receives being reduced by time already served.
The administration is left with three choices in regards to Ghailani: announce that they will release him at the appointed date whenever his sentence ends, announce that they will hold him indefinitely without regard to the court’s ruling on the matter while referring the case back to a military commission despite his acquittals, or refuse to state which they will do and hope the issue falls to the next administration. The first will mean that the US will knowingly release a master al-Qaeda terrorist with more than two hundred murders under his belt; the second will mean that the trial they staged was nothing but a sham. And the third will be a cowardly dodge.
Such is the state in which Holder as Attorney General has left the US. Either the US is so inept that it will eventually release a man who attacked two of its embassies abroad (which was an act of war by al-Qaeda) or that the DoJ may commit an impeachable act by knowingly submitting a defendant to double jeopardy, whether in this administration or a future administration. By committing to the civilian criminal system and assigning judicial jurisdiction where it never belonged, those are the only options left.
Dude.
You are not pretty.
Well I know I won’t be winning any beauty pageants any time soon, but don’t you think you’re being overly harsh towards me? Just sitting here minding my own business and you wanna go and dis my looks. Sheesh.
🙂
Dude.
You are not pretty.
Well I know I won’t be winning any beauty pageants any time soon, but don’t you think you’re being overly harsh towards me? Just sitting here minding my own business and you wanna go and dis my looks. Sheesh.
🙂
#47 Sarge: Your article left one option unmentioned: Tell some really bad dude in the prison where he is going: “If this Galani dude is dead by the end of the week you will get 10 years off your sentence”. . . . . . .problem solved.
#47 Sarge: Your article left one option unmentioned: Tell some really bad dude in the prison where he is going: “If this Galani dude is dead by the end of the week you will get 10 years off your sentence”. . . . . . .problem solved.
#48 dood
Well, now that you mention it….
#48 dood
Well, now that you mention it….
#49 bone
“Who will rid me of this troublesome terrorist?”
#49 bone
“Who will rid me of this troublesome terrorist?”
#41 WB
You are not pretty.
You’ve never seen me in heels and a nice evening gown, so how would you know?
(Unless you’ve been peeping through my windows, again.)
#41 WB
You are not pretty.
You’ve never seen me in heels and a nice evening gown, so how would you know?
(Unless you’ve been peeping through my windows, again.)
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9 Bonecrusher says:
November 18, 2010 at 1:01 pm#47 Sarge: Your article left one option unmentioned: Tell some really bad dude in the prison where he is going: “If this Galani dude is dead by the end of the week you will get 10 years off your sentence”. . . . . . .problem solved.
Not gonna happen, nor would I go for that as a remedy.
We just need to try the rest of the baby killing monsters in the Military Commissions Congress has repeatedly authorized for this process.
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9 Bonecrusher says:
November 18, 2010 at 1:01 pm#47 Sarge: Your article left one option unmentioned: Tell some really bad dude in the prison where he is going: “If this Galani dude is dead by the end of the week you will get 10 years off your sentence”. . . . . . .problem solved.
Not gonna happen, nor would I go for that as a remedy.
We just need to try the rest of the baby killing monsters in the Military Commissions Congress has repeatedly authorized for this process.
Unless you’ve been peeping through my windows, again.
You’ve got to pay close attention to these right wing authoritah types, Bob. They’re liable to go all TSA on you at the drop of a hat.
Unless you’ve been peeping through my windows, again.
You’ve got to pay close attention to these right wing authoritah types, Bob. They’re liable to go all TSA on you at the drop of a hat.
You’ve got to pay close attention to these right wing authoritah types, Bob. They’re liable to go all TSA on you at the drop of a hat.
It started out as the drop of a bar of soap in the shower.
Just shows you how gummint grows.
You’ve got to pay close attention to these right wing authoritah types, Bob. They’re liable to go all TSA on you at the drop of a hat.
It started out as the drop of a bar of soap in the shower.
Just shows you how gummint grows.
#15 Squawk
Repulsive photos of repulsive people
#15 Squawk
Repulsive photos of repulsive people
Well, for the man who has everything…actually, it seems kinda cool to me, too!
/dipping into petty cash
Warning: A few gratuitous f-bombs thrown in.
Well, for the man who has everything…actually, it seems kinda cool to me, too!
/dipping into petty cash
Warning: A few gratuitous f-bombs thrown in.
#57 tedta_m
bob could grow his weed in there.
#57 tedta_m
bob could grow his weed in there.
Excellent idea! The natural cooling at the lower levels would protect my grow-op from nosy drug warriors with heat detectors, and the airfield would certainly come in handy for shipping product.
Such an operation would probably achieve very positive return on investment in only a few years. But it would be just my luck that by the time I got it up and running, cannabis prohibition would end and my gross profit margin would hit the floor. 🙁
Excellent idea! The natural cooling at the lower levels would protect my grow-op from nosy drug warriors with heat detectors, and the airfield would certainly come in handy for shipping product.
Such an operation would probably achieve very positive return on investment in only a few years. But it would be just my luck that by the time I got it up and running, cannabis prohibition would end and my gross profit margin would hit the floor. 🙁
#58 WB
If you don’t start posting my name correctly, I shall have to hire a TSA agent to come and remove your “_”. 😉
#58 WB
If you don’t start posting my name correctly, I shall have to hire a TSA agent to come and remove your “_”. 😉
The Allentown PA school district hates boobies.
The suit filed Monday says two middle school students received in-school suspensions last month for wearing bracelets that say, “I (Heart) Boobies. Keep a Breast.”
In other boobie news:
Established in 2008 by a group of Kyiv university students, Femen now comprises an estimated 300 members, mainly students, who are prepared to go topless in public in support of women’s rights, Reuters reports. Anna Hutsol, Femen’s 26-year-old leader, says the group’s main aims are to improve the role of women in Ukraine’s male-dominated, post-Soviet society.
Content Advisory: Boobies
The Allentown PA school district hates boobies.
The suit filed Monday says two middle school students received in-school suspensions last month for wearing bracelets that say, “I (Heart) Boobies. Keep a Breast.”
In other boobie news:
Established in 2008 by a group of Kyiv university students, Femen now comprises an estimated 300 members, mainly students, who are prepared to go topless in public in support of women’s rights, Reuters reports. Anna Hutsol, Femen’s 26-year-old leader, says the group’s main aims are to improve the role of women in Ukraine’s male-dominated, post-Soviet society.
Content Advisory: Boobies
#60 crazy aunt
Yes, ma’_m 😆
#60 crazy aunt
Yes, ma’_m 😆
#62 WB
Oooooh, ooooh, ………you!
#62 WB
Oooooh, ooooh, ………you!
So to be sure I am not mistaken
No one here would care if the Muslims had a mass religious goat killing sacrifice on the lawn of the reflecting pool of the Washington monument?
Okay………… just so you know…………. it is coming.
How do I feel about it? The Constitution provides for it, I do not like the idea, but will accept it just the same.
So to be sure I am not mistaken
No one here would care if the Muslims had a mass religious goat killing sacrifice on the lawn of the reflecting pool of the Washington monument?
Okay………… just so you know…………. it is coming.
How do I feel about it? The Constitution provides for it, I do not like the idea, but will accept it just the same.
Machine guns, rifles, pistols OK, but hand over those nail clippers soldier. Another outrageous story from “Tales of the TSA.” (Note: I’ve already copywrited that title for the next big Fox TV serial hit beginning this summer, so don’t get any ideas about taking it).
http://www.redstate.com/erick/2010/11/18/another-tsa-outrage/
Machine guns, rifles, pistols OK, but hand over those nail clippers soldier. Another outrageous story from “Tales of the TSA.” (Note: I’ve already copywrited that title for the next big Fox TV serial hit beginning this summer, so don’t get any ideas about taking it).
http://www.redstate.com/erick/2010/11/18/another-tsa-outrage/
#64 Squawkbox
1) There’s that whole “separation of church and state” thing. If we can’t have a Bible in a privately financed monument in front of a public building, religious ritual sacrifices should not be held on public property.
2) The killing should be done in hygienic methods, in areas approved and prepared for this activity. Preferably a slaughterhouse somewhere.
3) It should be kept away from areas where young children might see the slicing and dicing.
4) PETA should be able to protest as well.
#64 Squawkbox
1) There’s that whole “separation of church and state” thing. If we can’t have a Bible in a privately financed monument in front of a public building, religious ritual sacrifices should not be held on public property.
2) The killing should be done in hygienic methods, in areas approved and prepared for this activity. Preferably a slaughterhouse somewhere.
3) It should be kept away from areas where young children might see the slicing and dicing.
4) PETA should be able to protest as well.
#64 I’m not sure that the National Park Service allows pets, much less animals for slaughter on the Mall. Are you?
#64 I’m not sure that the National Park Service allows pets, much less animals for slaughter on the Mall. Are you?
#64 Squawk
There are a million things “allowed” by the Constitution that are prohibited by all sorts of regulations promulgated by public health departments, police departments and fire departments. Slaughtering sheep en masse on federally controlled monument grounds is probably a violation of dozens of those regs.
#64 Squawk
There are a million things “allowed” by the Constitution that are prohibited by all sorts of regulations promulgated by public health departments, police departments and fire departments. Slaughtering sheep en masse on federally controlled monument grounds is probably a violation of dozens of those regs.
Back in the good ole days, my company used to have annual get togethers at Bear Creek park. They’d spend some bucks to bring in folks from San Antonio and Dallas to cover our urgent workload, just so that everyone on the team could be there and enjoy the day along with a brew and a steak grilled to order by the management team.
Yes, those were the days. Things are a bit different now.
Back in the good ole days, my company used to have annual get togethers at Bear Creek park. They’d spend some bucks to bring in folks from San Antonio and Dallas to cover our urgent workload, just so that everyone on the team could be there and enjoy the day along with a brew and a steak grilled to order by the management team.
Yes, those were the days. Things are a bit different now.
Apparently some folks missed this part of my original post…..
I also believe (and it is just my opinion) that certain segments of religious society are being granted “extra special” privileges over and above what is Constitutionally provided.
Among other exceptions
Apparently some folks missed this part of my original post…..
I also believe (and it is just my opinion) that certain segments of religious society are being granted “extra special” privileges over and above what is Constitutionally provided.
Among other exceptions
#60 TT
to come and remove your “_”.
Remove your face?
#60 TT
to come and remove your “_”.
Remove your face?
#5;
Mi llamo es LORENZO!
Do I qualify?
[Gag] Not with that kind of Spanish. 😉
#5;
Mi llamo es LORENZO!
Do I qualify?
[Gag] Not with that kind of Spanish. 😉
#69
Now you’re not allowed the brew and you get outed, that’s just wrong.
#69
Now you’re not allowed the brew and you get outed, that’s just wrong.
Yanno and I got to thinkin’ I never ever thought I would see the day when we would see
1. The reprehensible actions of a group committed at a polling place dismissed
2. The wholesale searching of fliers in the manner we have just witnessed
3. Even the thought of granting a search waiver to a group of people because of their dress was foreign to me till this day
These are just three of my favorite things that allows me to believe that yes mass sacrifice of goats in a Washington DC National Park in the name of a religion could take place.
Yanno and I got to thinkin’ I never ever thought I would see the day when we would see
1. The reprehensible actions of a group committed at a polling place dismissed
2. The wholesale searching of fliers in the manner we have just witnessed
3. Even the thought of granting a search waiver to a group of people because of their dress was foreign to me till this day
These are just three of my favorite things that allows me to believe that yes mass sacrifice of goats in a Washington DC National Park in the name of a religion could take place.
Squawk #15;
If sanitation was adequate, I wouldn’t mind it at all.
Squawk #15;
If sanitation was adequate, I wouldn’t mind it at all.
TT #36;
Should be att acked by **cat**, not “cats”. I was thinking the babysitter should be grateful that the homeowners didn’t have pitbulls.
This is what a cat’s good for.
TT #36;
Should be att acked by **cat**, not “cats”. I was thinking the babysitter should be grateful that the homeowners didn’t have pitbulls.
This is what a cat’s good for.
Now in celebration of the new TSA search rules a little musical interlude
Now in celebration of the new TSA search rules a little musical interlude
#77 squawk
You fragot The Who.
#77 squawk
You fragot The Who.
Wagonflogger
I did not want “HamousHal” to eat my comment. I thought about it.
Wagonflogger
I did not want “HamousHal” to eat my comment. I thought about it.
#77 There’s an interesting comparison to be made between the video editing in your Hassellhoff link and the “audio photoshopping” in the Doors link. The pace of technology is amazing.
#77 There’s an interesting comparison to be made between the video editing in your Hassellhoff link and the “audio photoshopping” in the Doors link. The pace of technology is amazing.
I see here that Senator Cornyn did not seem to appreciate the opposition to some of his hand picked Senatorial candidates such as Crist, and the like. He has now developed the RINO protection plan which extracts a promise from Sen. DeMint not to oppose his sitting RINO padnahs in exchange for maybe seeking a more conservative leaning group to oppose vulnerable Dems in the future. Read it for yourself, but I certainly have to question the plans to keep the good old boy (or girl) club in tact at the expense of reclaiming our country.
http://hotair.com/archives/2010/11/18/cornryn-tells-senate-republicans-instead-of-primarying-the-candidates-i-recruit-come-to-me-with-your-concerns/
I see here that Senator Cornyn did not seem to appreciate the opposition to some of his hand picked Senatorial candidates such as Crist, and the like. He has now developed the RINO protection plan which extracts a promise from Sen. DeMint not to oppose his sitting RINO padnahs in exchange for maybe seeking a more conservative leaning group to oppose vulnerable Dems in the future. Read it for yourself, but I certainly have to question the plans to keep the good old boy (or girl) club in tact at the expense of reclaiming our country.
http://hotair.com/archives/2010/11/18/cornryn-tells-senate-republicans-instead-of-primarying-the-candidates-i-recruit-come-to-me-with-your-concerns/
bob
Both represent a huge advancement over the old Audio Vox method seen in this cartoon.
bob
Both represent a huge advancement over the old Audio Vox method seen in this cartoon.
Many of these are good for women, too.
35. Never get into a wissing match via e-mail. If he forwards, you lose.
Especially when you have a sister who either intentionally or unintentionally confuses “reply all” with “reply”. /speaking from experience
Many of these are good for women, too.
35. Never get into a wissing match via e-mail. If he forwards, you lose.
Especially when you have a sister who either intentionally or unintentionally confuses “reply all” with “reply”. /speaking from experience
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