I have attacked and exposed Charles “Icarus” Johnson as a Neo-Stalinist progressive. I have pointed out his nasty hypocritical attitude and treachery of friends. Tonight I will do something different, I will thank him!
Charles, If you never had LGF, I never would met fabulous intelligent people. Many of these people have help change my opinions and perspective. They have taught me many facts and events I was not aware of. I owe all this to you Mr. Johnson. You had the greatest commentators in the Blogosphere and for that I will eternally be grateful.
Charles “Icarus” Johnson, I am also grateful that you help with the success of Blogmocracy. When we first started here as LGF2, it was a blog that just was dedicated to exposing you. As you began to ban people and they came here, it changed the tone of this Blog. These posters like Goddess of the Classroom, Iron Fist, Coldwarrior, Island Libertarian and others were some of my favorite people to read on LGF. Even others that at LGF I had issues with are now some of my closest Blog friends now! As they came over here, I stepped up my game and began to focus on the Progressive Movement. Your actions have validated the fact that Progressivism is an Evil Ideology based on Control. I became an improved and now respected blogger because of my new audience. many of whom helped change my mind on issues and made me realize the error of my past ways.
Charles, Thank you for helping to build Blogmocracy!
I dedicate this video for you!
We are going to make it!
FYI- This Video by the LOX was filmed in Miami and I saw the shooting. It was filmed Memorial Day Weekend 2001.
Tags: Charles "Icarus" Johnson
I am tossing a shoe at him anyway
A thread for the fred.
I spit in his general direction.
S & D
does Fred have cred ?
re: #1 by common_sense
If only he had a mustache.
re: #3 by common_sense
Yeah well, I fart in his general direction.
How is everyone tonight?
Hi! Do I get to say FIRST!?
This is a hit and run post because I must go to sleep–it’s late here. So hi and bye everyone. Thanks for the Blogmocracy!
Nope!
re: #7 by Special K
sorry K
beat ya to it
but loved you in Men in Black
Goodnight, then. ;-(
re: #4 by common_sense
fred is Dead.
Very funny!
Fancy Nancy goes dancy.
Chuck, thanks for all the fish.
And the strawberries, too.
re: #11 by song_and_dance_man
Curtis Mayfield !
don’t even try music trivia from 50s-70s with me online…….
I love music
any kind of music
We do owe Charles, if it wasn’t for him we all never would of met!
There are few calamities from which some good cannot result. I think Rodan has identified some of the good that has resulted from the ongoing trainwreck in which we were all participants in one form or another.
Charles is doing his best Sally Fields with this post.
re: #16 by Rodan
yep, and I never would have used the term “douchebag” without him around
Did anyone catch Glenn Beck’s program today?
He’s busy evolving. Into what, only Darwin knows.
re: #15 by common_sense
Well here you go!
I know music as well.
re: #19 by common_sense
Heh, I’ve noticed my use of that term has increased since that fat sack of crap went all “I see waycissst” on everyone.
Get off my blog!!!!!!
/cj
re: #21 by snork
They be Devo
Savage mentioned this new thread…we are in Table 9
re:22. song_and_dance_man
cool, I have it in MP3 and was playing it soon as you refered to it….
but you know, I never could find stuff like that on youtube
I may come back and ask for advice some time from you on othat.
“Savage” ! good evening
hiya common sense
re: #28 by savage
You like this post!!!!!!!!!!
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
re: #29 by Rodan
wasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssup!!!!!!!
Rodan, that is a beautiful letter you wrote thanking Charles.
You are right, I had met some of the most interesting community of people anywhere at LGF1.0
Babba, Mamawinger, Ploome, Buzzsawmonkey, Zombie, TQCincinnatus, Kirly, Ma Sands, Carl from Jerusalem and so forth…
And several blogs were born as a result…
G-d doesn’t close a door without opening a window.
In the spirit of the threads entry, I made a lot of online friends at 1.0 and who would have thunk they would no longer be there after all that time only to be found here or elsewhere.
I want to personally thank you Charles for your work on bringing us together without you. Good job.
yes, thanks chuck
but you’re still a backstabbing socal socialist supporter
Oh hell, I’ll hop on. From, you know, the DARK SIDE.
I’m thankful for the focus on Europe. First, for our look at jihad, and for the scrutiny against the fascist extremists who were exploiting that. Not talking about Vlaams Belang so much as Pro Koln, Manfred Rouhs et al.
I second that he had a good crew of commenters. Medaura inspired me to take a look at the Jiricek Line and to conclude that the Albanians moved from north to south – i.e. that the Serbs moved into Kosovo after the Albanians did. I’m glad for the debates even when I disagreed, for instance against Medaura over abortion & against Zombie over marijuana.
Thanks for the two years, off and on.
I’m thankful that LGF shone a light on the intelligent-design movement in Texas & Louisiana, which is something Conservative blogs wouldn’t do.
Thanks for the book recommendations. Thanks for Tom Waits.
Thanks for inspiring me to get a Kindle.
Thanks for the original Parachat Lounge. Yeah, the one I betrayed.
Thanks for taking the hattip on the “black press” meeting, and for front-posting my “creationist meltdown form letter”.
Thanks for buzzsawmonkey.
Thanks for the Jews and the Catholics and the atheists with all their debates.
I *would* be thankful for the look at RS McCain except that, it happened too late, and now it’s just a mud fight between hacks on the right and hacks on the left…
Thanks for the JavaScript code I adapted for one of my work projects, which showed me how to count down the length of my post as I was typing it.
Ramble On
And your Cato smells of Elderberries.
OK, Chuck. I’ll be nice this time.
Thanks for introducing me to Spencer and Atlas. And also Iowahawk.
re: #35 by Zimriel
I also thank people like you and Moe Katz who sometimes has a different position than us. I love seeing a variety of views, we all benefit and learn from it!
And thanks for introducing me to GoV.
And Charlie, thanks for LudditeVonQuacksalot. Sometimes you have to just stand in awe at how someone can be such an exquisite caricature of the quintessential know-nothing know-it-all blowhard. It makes it a lot easier to put a glossary together when you furnish the illustrations.
Charles taught me it is best to remain silent. And when he began to speak it only encouraged a certain truth that for some it was better for him to remain silent.
Thanks for all the fish.
re: #16 by Rodan
Thanks for the appreciation, Rodan—but some of your views are out on the edge around here, too. The opposite edge, perhaps.
re: #24 by savage
What he really thinks he can say.
And thanks for giving us Pamela.
re: #44 by AZfederalist
Hey, you, get offa my blog
And speaking of illustrations, thank you for KKKilgore. He’ll do nicely in the entry on duplicitous.
And also thanks for Pamela.
re: #43 by Moe Katz
I make no bones about what I believe. people can disagree and I’m cool with it. I view this as a learning experience and I actually have modified some of my views.
I too would like to thank Charles, It wasn`t his blog I followed…
It was the posters who made it so interesting and exciting!
Thank You Blogmocracy for bringing so many familiar “nicks” (intelligent and talented) posters back into my life!!!
I was banned before anyone really got to know me, but there are so many here I feel I know already, because I`ve been reading their posts for so long!!!
re: #44 by AZfederalist
you’re right.
Without Cj I would not have thought there could be a Supreme Leader of the Internet Universe.
Thanks for the psych lab. It’s been most illuminating.
re: #50 by Lolly Gator
Well, I for one am glad you found our little sandbox
As a supporter of Israel, I would thank Charles—without irony—for his support and work in getting the truth out during the Second Intifada, when Israel faced a solid wall of hostility and distortion from the mainstream media.
Thanks for the bike threads.
Ok, I guess I’m being nasty again…
I can’t remember what took me to the 1.0 blog the first time. But I do remember literally laughing out loud at the wit and wisdom expressed in the comments section. While I think the humor might have evaporated over there, I’m so happy to find it has coalesced at 2.0. Come for the humor, leave with the expanded horizons.
And it’s still kind of funny over there. Like CJ’s very recent post and a response. Sort of a metaphor.
105 Charles
Mon, Oct 26, 2009 7:32:59pm replyquote 0downupreport
Added a few more advertisers in the affiliate network tonight, e.g. Circuit City.
108 talon_262
Mon, Oct 26, 2009 8:00:51pm replyquote 0downupreport
re: #105 Charles
Added a few more advertisers in the affiliate network tonight, e.g. Circuit City.
Umm, Circuit City went out of business earlier this year…
re: #55 by Moe Katz
OK, you have a point on that one. A lot of good water passed under that bridge. Too bad it’s all polluted now.
re: #55 by Moe Katz
With all the Hard Leftists there now, it will be interesting to see the reactions at LGF in either a rematch between Hizb’ALlh and Israel or another crisis withe the Arabs Muslim Colonists (Palestinians).
That will be something to see at LGF.
re: #57 by sharon
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha ha ha ha ha!
re: #54 by savage
Thanks Savage…I love it here!!!
No eggshells to step on anywhere…lol
re: #57 by sharon
OMGROFLMAO11ty!!!111
re: #56 by snork
“Thanks for the bike threads.”
And the sublime photography.
re: #57 by sharon
Actually Circuit City is strictly online now….
They still exist, believe it or not
Might as well report talon_262 to Kirly…
re: #59 by Rodan
A crisis involving Israel would put Charles in the position of a Christian Scientist with appendicitis.
re: #61 by Lolly Gator
yep…
unless you post an antisemitic comment that is beyond the pale, then I put on the steel toed boot, hahha
re: #64 by savage
So does GM. Or at least that’s what I heard.
re: #57 by sharon
Hahaha, wow that is to rich. You can’t write comedy like that. Hahaha oh man.
re: #64 by savage
Yeah, exactly. It still exists but it’s not anywhere near the same.
re: #70 by sharon
I miss CC, they were top notch in selection and customer service
re: #63 by Moe Katz
That was Zombie who did “boobs not bombs”.
I landed at the 1.0 lab and found a most amazing consortium of thinkers and writers after being the brightest bulb in my circle of freinds, and thought- who are these people? Suddenly I was 40 watt among 100 watt.
My best experience at 1.0 was the learning. And lo and behold, that is now extended here.
I’m working towards 75 watt.
re: #67 by savage
Fine by me Savage, the bigger the better
I stand 100& behind Isreal and as a Christian feel the Jews are our elder brothers and sisters
TYPO…..100%
If not for 1.0, I’d have never seen the amazing scroto-man.
I want to thank old Charlie for giving me the chance to meet Buzzsaw, TFK and a plethora of other amazing posters. It was a great experience while it lasted.
Come to think of it, most of the really good stuff was done by Zombie.
Oh, snap.
If there was no 1.0, there would be no upgrade here at 2.0.
BRB…hope the thread still going when I get back… Back in 10-15 min.
Nobody go home yet, my mom says I can come back out to play!!!
I want to thank all the little people who made this post possible.
Kudos to Cj and his stinky boymount
re: #1 by common_sense
Mine don’t smell bad enough. I’d fart in his direction, but after a bowl of chili, I’m afraid it would render Colorado uninhabitable.
re: #63 by Moe Katz
“Thanks for the bike threads.”
And the sub
limepar photography.I too want to thank Charles for the times he allowed me to share my opinions, criticisms, sick humor, musical tastes and other assorted comments. I also thank him for the work he put into LGF making it an interesting place to be.
So to CJ, aloha ke Akua, good luck with your new followers……..
And for disappearing me, well, thanks for that too…..
re: #77 by linoleumknife
While it lasted? It continues here and with out the need to tip toe for fear a batshitcrazy ponytailed faux Photographer who writes code for Atari will get offended.
Sure the fool gets offended, But what can he do?
re: #82 by JeremyR
Beans or no beans?
re: #72 by snork
I was thinking of Charles’s iconic landscapes of beaches and so on.
re: #64 by savage
As an unfortunate stockholder of Circuit City (trading on the pink sheets for a bit under a penny a share until final bankruptcy settlement), I had to check this out. Going to CircuitCity.com, you find the following:
So, yep, CC still exists online. The purchase probably helped pay down some amount of the original CC’s outstanding debt — no joy for stockholders though.
Thanks for introducing me to Babba Zee, Gagdad Bob, Iowahawk, buzzsawmonkey, hermeneutics, mama winger, and a host of posters…or post of hosters…
many of whom are on this blog right now.
And also thanks to Cj for showing that cults can also be expressed and cultivated online.
re: #85 by JeremyR
True, I just meant while we were there. I like it much more here, but it was fun there while it lasted.
Guess who
re: #87 by Moe Katz
Hey Moe, whatcha know?
re: #93 by linoleumknife
Howya doin’ Lino?
re: #90 by song_and_dance_man
Yes. The meltdown has also been a learning experience.
re: #86 by savage
Mild beans. The wife hates it strong. Go figger, a texas gal who hates spicy married to a Northern redneck who craves spice.
My son was supposed to come over, so I have a stack of Jamacian red peppers ready to dice and toss in.
Here it is midnight plus 40 and I can still taste the stuff, and like I said, this was a mild batch.
Mr. Johnson, tear down that wall!
re: #88 by AZfederalist
Sorry for your stock loss. It’s been a very bad 12 month period to say the least.
Yes, SYX bought out the name CircuitCity. They also own some brick and mortar stores, TigerMax and CompUSA. I wonder what the entire CircuitCity online valuation is in that the entire company of SYX, which is an industrial division and a technology division, further broken down into bricks and mortar, and then some online, has only a $500 million market cap.
It was just a metaphor for 1.0. Formerly great, now not so much.
But let’s let CJ have his day in the sun with the advertiser. Beats browbeating the few remaining unemployed regulars to subscribe to the blog for $10 a month.
re: #94 by Moe Katz
Oh you know, hanging in there. How was your weekend?
re: #99 by linoleumknife
Raking leaves so they’re off the lawn before the snow becomes permanent. Such is life in the frozen north
re: #91 by linoleumknife
Fully agree, the snark was aimed at Stalker central.
re: #95 by wolfie
I find the meltdown pitiful and rather sad.
The Eagles
re: #100 by Moe Katz
Oh man, I have only been in snow once. It was pretty for about 3 hours. Then reality set in. It gets dirt everywhere and makes driving a pain in the ass. I still love cold weather though.
re: #83 by JeremyR
Yep. Terrible photography.
re: #100 by Moe Katz
What part? I grew up in Minnesota.
[...] Read more: A Thank You to Charles “Icarus” Johnson [...]
Some musical advice for a few of the old guard at 1.0. It was good for several years but the good done moved.
re: #101 by JeremyR
It is beyond amazing that they can sit there and seriously label anyone else a stalker. That’s like hitler trying to tell someone they are a bad person. It just rings hollow.
re: #103 by linoleumknife
I love the snow. I can remember having a snowball fight arly one morning on the fourth of July.
It is the great equalizer of lawn care. Whether you have the finest lawn, or a patch of quack grass, all is even.
What made the classic 1.0 interesting was the VARIETY of commenters— the range of perspectives, gifts, faults, and eccentricities.
re: #102 by song_and_dance_man
Nice song. Heavily syncopated blues at medium tempo. Went out of style, I suppose, more’s the pity.
re: #105 by JeremyR
Quebec City, Canada. Similar latitude.
re: #107 by linoleumknife
And people berate us for talking about 1.0. But it’s like a church schism. I wonder how long it took for Lutherans to stop talking about Catholics.
re: #107 by linoleumknife
“The experiment must continue”
Jeremy,
I wondered if you ever heard of this guy that turned an Atlas missile base into his home?
http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/news/2009/04/gallery_missile_base_1
It’s somewhere near Topeka….
re: #107 by linoleumknife
Speculation once was that Hitler had VD eating at his brain. Makes me wonder.
Oh Charles, did you use a condom the last time you had sex? and I don’t mean with your fist either.
re: #111 by Moe Katz
Have you had snow already Moe?
re: #102 by song_and_dance_man
I agree, song, and I still feel sad about it.
re: #116 by Lolly Gator
We had a couple of inches early in the week but it’s all gone. And you guys?
re: #103 by linoleumknife
Are you in the Houston area?
I love this song
re: #115 by JeremyR
Heh, it must have been from that bj Icequeen gave him. I’m sure that foul beast is a carrier of many diseases.
re: #112 by Moe Katz
Actually, we haven’t (and I’m sure, vice-versa). But that is a necessary thing, one must of necessity point out issues and differences because there is a continuum of those asking questions.
I seriously doubt this current debate will last 500 years however.
re: #119 by Calostintx
LOL, good guess, how did you know?
re: #112 by Moe Katz
The Pope has just opened the door for the return of Anglicans.
re: #123 by linoleumknife
Several posts in the overnight threads – I’m in Ft Bend
re: #112 by Moe Katz
Well they are the pink elephant in the room now. Kind of hard not to talk about that deranged circus.
re: #125 by Calostintx
County?
re: #127 by linoleumknife
Yes – Richmond, Sugar Land area – and you?
How do’ folks. What did I miss (excepting the Eagles thingy)? Did somebody say syncopation?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvSanPv3BYA
re: #118 by Moe Katz
Nothing yet, the weather was ok till about 2 weeks ago when there was a lot of rain.
Most of us pulled out the coats back then, but it`s been in the teens since then.
Weather forcast still looks pretty good!
Celcius of course…lol
re: #122 by AZfederalist
re: #112 by Moe Katz
I wonder how long it took for Lutherans to stop talking about Catholics.
Actually, we haven’t (and I’m sure, vice-versa). But that is a necessary thing, one must of necessity point out issues and differences because there is a continuum of those asking questions.
Interesting! Johnsonian theology isn’t quite rich enough to sustain centuries of debate, I wouldn’t think.
re: #128 by Calostintx
Montgomery County. I love Houston and the surrounding areas. Of course I love all of Texas.
re: #114 by savage
He had one just a few miles from me. Sold it to a guy from California who turned it into a drug operation. It was the biggest bust in the midwest for three or four years.
re: #124 by Overlook
That’s to do with a special group of retreaded Anglican priests ministering as Catholics to ex-Anglican converts. The union thing itself is on a separate track.
re: #130 by Lolly Gator
Sure do miss that S. Ont. weather, LOL!
Gonna see if I can get some sleep.
Good Night Blogmocracy!
God Bless!
re: #129 by Bunk X
Try this then. I gots this tucked away in a pile of lacquer ’78s.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiM4KM2uAUg&feature=related
re: #136 by Lolly Gator
Goodnight, be well!
My grandad sent me this the other day. I thought it explained Texans pretty well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nxm2v1owLc
re: #136 by Lolly Gator
Nite Lolly.
re: #132 by linoleumknife
Good to meet you. Still get lost in this town without the mountains to guide me! Enjoying the heck out of the cold front tonight after the rain today (of course in Houston, a cold front sometimes means a dip in temperature of only 10 degrees)
re: #131 by Moe Katz
Perhaps you can explain why the Creator is absolutely not an Intelligent Designer according to the Johnson Church dogma?
Does anyone know what happened to ploome?
I’ve wondered about Cognito, too. Yes, I know he could often be very annoying, but I actually kinda liked him. His name isn’t on Kirly’s list, so I assume he just walked away.
re: #141 by Calostintx
Oh you’re new. Where are you originally from?
re: #143 by wolfie
Isn’t ploome on C2?
transform
Not for the Zappa squeamish.
re: #144 by linoleumknife
LA area – but most of my family lives in TX now. Still trying to adjust to the humidity after 4 yrs.
re: #143 by wolfie
Nope. But I’m told that I can be very annoying. Lemme know, and I’ll be glad to help out.
re: #142 by Overlook
Because he insists on using the phrase “intelligent design” in the narrow sense in which it is used by Biblical creationists, since they are his carefully selected straw man on that issue. To acknowledge the existence of other notions of intelligent design, e.g. that evolution is itself the intelligent design, would muddy the waters for him, since the primary aim is beating up this fundamentalist straw man.
re: #143 by wolfie
Ploome is here, but not very often. She frequents Table9 chat.
re: #133 by JeremyR
wow, no kidding..
I always thought that stuff was cool.
There’s an old missile base in Seward NE near an old company I worked for that the town uses as storage
re: #147 by Calostintx
It’s a world of difference huh? I am Texas born and raised. I have literally lived almost everywhere in this state. The humidity in Houston is a bear to get use to. Water is about the only answer. That and light clothing. Since they are both very large cities, how would you compare the two?
re: #149 by Moe Katz
I had made the comment once that it was not outside of G-d’s ability to use evolution as a tool of creation. It was received as well as I had thought it would have been. Sad really, to be that narrow minded.
re: #153 by linoleumknife
Ugh, it was NOT recieved. I can not wait till the edit function is back.
re: #146 by song_and_dance_man
Since this is a Chuck Crank thread, I’ll pile on musically.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8y0JLPQl94&feature=related
re: #153 by linoleumknife
Thing is, you and I can see it, and I think he can see it too, but he doesn’t want to. Why? Because he had fabricated a crusade for himself to do with evolution/ID teaching in the schools and made this his flagship issue. Recognizing the existence of more subtle views that reconcile the two would have just detracted from his little show.
re: #153 by linoleumknife
Charles, in a rage insane
Threw his head beneath a train
All were quite surprised to find
How it broadened Charlie’s mind.
Frankenstein
re: #157 by JeremyR
!
re: #152 by linoleumknife
I was in Houston in the early 80’s. Gotta learn to sweat right. Cockroaches were another matter.
re: #152 by linoleumknife
My, where would I start! I feel like there is a “H” missing in the vocabulary here (umble or Humble, ‘ouston or Houston) That being said, the politics are more to my liking and the people much more genuine. Everyone is nicer here!!! (even the ladies from Sugar Land who “think” they live in Beverly Hills) I hate LA (strong sentiment I know) – but moonbats abound all over the LA area! My neighbors were NUTS! I couldn’t wait to leave – the husband, not so much.
re: #158 by song_and_dance_man
Gotta have a DJ night sometime.
re: #149 by Moe Katz
Yes. He was adamant that ID = Creationism in disguise. He refused to acknowledge that ID was an attempt to locate a Creator in the biological world, rather than in the Bible. Yet was quite happy to admit that a Creator was compatible with evolution. The presence of God in the flagellum (irreducibly complex)might be specious – but not more so than the presence of God in the Universe (unexpandably complex).
re: #153 by linoleumknife
I think that’s the mainstream view of Orthodox Judaism nowadays, btw. So Genesis is taken metaphorically.
re: #157 by JeremyR
Hahaha very nice.
re: #160 by Bunk X
Yeah, it always cracks me up when some out of towner comes here and screams when they see one. Especially when it takes off and flies right at them. Priceless.
re: #156 by Moe Katz
Well he’s a lying asshat.
re: #161 by Calostintx
I lived in ‘umble for about a year. Hung out in Tomball, too. Worked downtown.
re: #161 by Calostintx
Houston, Scotland is pronounced Hooston.
re: #165 by linoleumknife
Heh! All cockroaches are the same! The ones outdoors fly at your eyes, the ones indoors run between your legs! I hate ‘em and admire ‘em at the same time.
re: #166 by Bunk X
see, I knew it! “H” does not exist here in ‘ouston, hence my last name is now ‘offmann
re: #159 by Moe Katz
Got a stack of Lil Willies. Most are funny but morbid.
Little Willie’s dead and gone.
His face we’ll see no more.
For what he thought was H2O
Was H2SO4.
Willie saw some dynamite,
Couldn’t understand it quite.
Curiosity never pays;
It rained Willie seven days.
re: #163 by Overlook
But, see, that narrow sense of ID is used by the lobby that want creationism taught in schools and it serves as a stealth euphemism for fairly literal interpretations of Genesis. What Charles was doing was to exclude all other possible senses of ID in order to maintain his focus on the fight against that lobby, but that made it impossible to discuss the question rationally.
re: #161 by Calostintx
LOL, I have had many arguments with foreigners about how to properly pronounce Humble. The H is silent. I know it’s crazy, but that’s how it is.
re: #170 by JeremyR
Sick!
re: #149 by Moe Katz
Indeed.
I remember on one thread, towards the beginning of CJ’s demonization of Bobby Jindal, Mandy Manners asked if Jindal was a Young Earth Creationist. I answered that I thought it extremely unlikely, given that he was a Catholic and had a degree in biology.
Charles really lit into that. “WRONG!” was his first cry, after which he went into a rant solely about the (supposed) “creationist” bill Jindal signed in La., which was, of course irrelevant.
That was the first time I realized that he has serious deficiencies as a thinker.
I gave no response.
re: #169 by Calostintx
Very pretty place, lotta green, lotta wet, lotta charm, lotta a-hoes and wannabe bitheads from Indiana. Locals were great people.
re: #168 by Bunk X
LOL, I will admit the big ones are scary. I’ve seen some that could steal a cat or small dog.
/just a little tall tale
re: #167 by Moe Katz
Well, there is a Houston Street in NYC pronounced HOWSTON
re: #174 by wolfie
“That was the first time I realized that he has serious deficiencies as a thinker.”
We each have our moment of epiphany, don’t we?
re: #177 by savage
That’s true, I’d heard of that. So at least four pronunciations exist.
re: #165 by linoleumknife
A Texan was visiting New England. After a few days of his pompus blather, they snuck a lobster into his bead.
Shortly after he retired, there was a scream form his room. Rushing in they found him staring agast at the crustacian.
“What in hell is that thing?” he screamed.
“They don’t have bed bugs in Texas?”
“Oh, is that what the babies look like?” he replied.
re: #175 by Bunk X
Native Texans are wonderful, atleast for the most part. I know, I am one.
re: #169 by Calostintx
Have you had the chance to visit anywhere outside of the Houston area?
re: #172 by linoleumknife
‘umble oil is what I heared.
re: #173 by Moe Katz
No, thats not sick, whats sick is they come from childrens books dating back to when my mother was a child circa 1930.
re: #181 by linoleumknife
No – I must get out of the “ouston – Dallas route. Looking forward to vthe hill country this spring. And, any suggestions for river rafting are welcomed!
re: #180 by JeremyR
LOL, sounds about right. You haven’t lived till you come down here and fight the mosquitoes. Nasty bastards. They can make you wish you were dead in just a few minutes. Well actually the horse flies can be worse. You don’t get them in the swarms like you do the mosquitoes though.
After Forever
re: #185 by linoleumknife
OMG – we had those horse flies in So Cal, but not here. I know because the Siberians in LA had ears that were bleeding from those damn flies
re: #176 by linoleumknife
I was renting a room from the guy who hired me, and part of the deal was that I got to get up a 6AM to shovel horseshit out of the stable, then go take a shower, put on a suit and tie and sit in traffic for an hour with 90% humidity.
Didn’t take me long to decide that that was not where I wanted to be.
re: #185 by linoleumknife
In Minnesota we used to joke that the skeeters had FAA tail codes. The ones arround Camp Ripley are probable the biggest I ever saw.
Larry Norman
re: #181 by linoleumknife
Like I said before, the locals were great. The implant losers from up north were dangerous.
Time for bed. Good night all.
re: #192 by JeremyR
‘weet dreams
re: #184 by Calostintx
Kerrville is a wonderful place. So is Fredericksburg. The hill country is one of the most beautiful places on earth. At least in my umble opinion. There is so much of Texas to explore though it can be hard to remember everywhere you should go. If possible there is a place called Camp Beans near New Braunfels that is awesome. The sites are really cheap and they are right on the river.
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re: #178 by Moe Katz
But why is his obtuseness tolerated – even promoted – by the “deists” over there?
Vintage Woodworks!
re: #187 by Calostintx
Yeah. Horseflies. Gotta shoo ‘em off before they bite, otherwise you gotta welt.
re: #191 by Bunk X
Yeah they are ruining the political demographics here. It is tough. The added businesses and revenue are great, but over time they will do to our state what they did to theirs. We have several things in our state constitution to help stop or slow the process, but eventually it may not be enough. The balanced budget amendment is one of the big ones. Every state and the federal government should have one.
Time
re: #194 by linoleumknife
Thanks – went to New Braunsfel this summer to go to Schlitterbaun – and was pleasently surprised. Alas, it was only for a day w/ 4 13 yr old girls, so I didn’t get to explore. Want to go back and see the area.
re: #195 by Overlook
Have to go.
Night.
re: #198 by linoleumknife
I was talking about the economic climate of the early ’80s. It was a small recession compared to the early ’90s, and nothing compares to the one we’re in now.
re: #201 by Overlook
Later dudeness.
re: #200 by Calostintx
In Fredericksburg there is the Admiral Nimitz museum. Very informative and lots of fun if you like military history. There are little German towns all over. Even in the Houston area. Most are quaint and not a whole lot to do, but some of them are full of historical monuments and family friendly attractions. There are some really good travel guides of Texas you can find. Historical societies have some of the best little known places for you to see. The Shiner brewery in Shiner Texas is pretty cool too.
re: #198 by linoleumknife
Let’s talk about property tax and how it must be protested yearly -
re: #195 by Overlook
I think a lot of posters tolerated it because it was restricted to one topic. Then came another topic. Then another. There was a breaking point, different for each of us, at which the lunacy became unbearable.
The same with the bannings.
Why, it was like boiling a frog in water!
As for the believers who promoted and supported the nonsense, I cannot say. Or, in some cases, would rather not say.
re: #198 by linoleumknife
Lemme know when Texas decides to move to New Zealand. I’ll help pack.
re: #202 by Bunk X
Oh, well you are right about that. Although, we have been doing fairly well here in Texas. It isn’t all peaches and cream, but the housing market and the job market is better than damn near anywhere else in America. There are tons, and I mean tons of businesses moving here from all over. Michigan is one of the biggest. I will say though that for the most part the people from Michigan and Wisconsin are good folks. Atleast in my experiences. Other than their funny accents they share a lot of views and ideals with us.
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re: #205 by Calostintx
The Howard Jarvis Foundation is the place to start. California’s Proposition 13 saved many homeowners from being forced out of their homes by nothing more than extreme taxation.
re: #209 by Bunk X
Linky no worky
Dylan
re: #208 by linoleumknife
people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones
re: #205 by Calostintx
Well I do not own property yet. I’m 26, I have a couple of more years before I am ready. The property tax laws here are time consuming, but in the end I would look at it as a trade off. Atleast there is no state income tax. Plus the gun laws are much better than California’s.
re: #212 by Calostintx
LOL, I am only joking. I am friends with a couple from Wisconsin and one from Michigan. We tease each other about our accents. It’s just some good ole’ fun.
Why is it that red states turn blue, but blue states never tuen red?
Is it that carpetbaggers leave their own blue states, which have been ruined by leftist policies, and then make the same voting mistakes all over again?
re: #208 by linoleumknife
Texass has a self sustainable economy, especially if the feds allow drilling and refinery operations. California has oil reserves as well, but we gotta kill off the blue nosed trouser trout first.
re: #213 by linoleumknife
You are right – but the “franchise” tax is just as much (being a small biz owner of When you send the very best cards)
re: #215 by wolfie
Yep, stupid is as stupid does. It makes me wish we could close our borders here. I don’t know how that would go over, but it would be interesting to give it a try.
re: #216 by Bunk X
Yeah, a couple of years ago we ranked something like #11 or 12 in the world. I’m sure the feds will see to it that doesn’t last to long though.
re: #217 by Calostintx
Huh, is it a state or local tax on business? How much is it? I am hoping to have my own business in about ten years.
re: #216 by Bunk X
I am ignorant – what is a blue nosed trouser trout (no snark intended)
re: #218 by linoleumknife
Just gonna throw this one out…
IF there were lower taxes, fewer restrictions on businesses, free trade…
Wouldn’t the economy skyrocket from the worst government produced recession in decades?
And if it did, wouldn’t the labor industry thrive to the point where it could afford to pay legal wages instead of hiring illegal workers?
And if that happened, wouldn’t the illegals want to become citizens in order to earn higher wages?
Nah. We’re gonna fuck it all away.
re: #220 by linoleumknife
State – and if thr property mngt co you lease from does not “protest” the property tax yearly – the local businesses get screwed! (100% increase for 2009 in one of my strip stores)
re: #222 by Bunk X
HEY, you stop that right now. How dare you try and use logic. I’m reporting you to whitehouse.gov/snitch
re: #221 by Calostintx
Elected officials in California and elsewhere who believe that fish smaller than your penis deserve more consideration than economic prosperity.
re: #223 by Calostintx
Damn, I would be riding the property managements ass to protest that. That’s pretty crazy.
re: #224 by linoleumknife
Bite me crank, matey.
All in fun.
re: #225 by Bunk X
Alright – being that I have a vagina and that it is “way” past my bedtime – pls accept my apoligies for the question. BTY – I have no love for CA
re: #227 by Bunk X
LOL, gotta joke for ya.
The captain of a pirate ship walks into a bar. The bartender looks at him and notices his pants are bulging from the wheel that steers the ship. So he asks him, “Hey Captain, what’s with the big steering wheel?” The captain replies, “Arrr, it’s driving me nuts!”
re: #229 by Calostintx
No apologies necessary. I live here, but I don’t support the idiocy in Sacramento, let alone D.C.
re: #229 by Calostintx
P.S. I’d rephrase it, but you get my meaning.
re: #229 by Calostintx
Actually, I have a vagina also. I’m just not using it at the moment as she’s asleep. =)
re: #220 by linoleumknife
watch your lease – they will put in a 10% “administrative fee” to process the “property tax” Luckily, Hallmark negotiated my lease and I am not stuck w/ the add’l 10%.I am not happy about the 4 businesses around me about to go under!
re: #231 by Bunk X
Thanks -always enjoy your input – even if on “lurker mode”
re: #230 by linoleumknife
Charles walks into a bar. Bartender says, “Hey Chuck! What’ll you have?”
CJ responds, “Good Grief!” and blocks the bartender.
re: #233 by Bunk X
LOL, oh man, I’m going to use that one on my gf. She’ll probalby laugh her ass off.
re: #235 by Calostintx
Oh S@@t = 3 in AM! really must go to bed!
re: #235 by Calostintx
I’m like the clapper:
Lurk on
Lurk off
re: #239 by Bunk X
you make me laugh
re: #238 by Calostintx
Have a good night. It was great to meet you.
re: #240 by Calostintx
All in fun, Calo. Never any offense meant from me as far as you know.
re: #242 by Bunk X
All is good – keep the overnite thread open for us to read in the AM pls – ‘weet dreams
Gunite, y’all.
re: #236 by Bunk X
LOL, let me try.
Charles walks into a bar. He asks the bartender what the specials are. Bartender says, “White Russians are 2.50 today.” Charles says ” You white supremicist. Get out of my bar!” The bartender says “Fuck you this is my bar!” He then calls the cops and has him arrested.
CJ and Sharmuta from the overnight thread…
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1 Sharmuta
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“Gee Charles, what do you want to do tonight?”
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2 Charles
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“The same thing we do every night, Sharmuta
– Try to take over the world wide web!”
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Charles, are you pondering what I’m pondering?
I’m outta here. Too mush fun.
re: #248 by Bunk X
Have a good night Bunk.
re: #247 by Bunk X
OMG – the professional agitators
can I sleep yet or is menopause here
at last?
re: #247 by Bunk X
Heh, he really is the internet Manson. He has his gaggle of annoying female followers, and a real G-d complex. What a loon.
Hi all, just doing a drive by here, as I will be heading out the door for work in a few minutes.
It is 25 degrees with a hard frost this AM in MN.
re: #252 by tunnelrat
Send some frost this way (Houston)
re: #253 by Calostintx
LOL, we have plenty of it here!
Do you even get frost down there?
re: #254 by tunnelrat
I am meant to be an Alaskan gal – wrong state, wrong time!
re: #254 by tunnelrat
Once every three to five years. Every ten we get some snow.
re: #256 by linoleumknife
Wow!! That must be nice. We can get snow anytime from October through April. Winters here can be miserable.
Hey, but we make it up on volume!!
“Amtrak Loss Comes To $32 Per Passenger”
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091027/ap_on_bi_ge/us_amtrak_subsidies;_ylt=Ag_i6Dh0YrR_ce1D6a1H15us0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTM1cXRkZnI4BGFzc2V0A2FwLzIwMDkxMDI3L3VzX2FtdHJha19zdWJzaWRpZXMEY3BvcwM3BHBvcwM0BHB0A2hvbWVfY29rZQRzZWMDeW5faGVhZGxpbmVfbGlzdARzbGsDc3R1ZHlhbXRyYWts
I actually am partial to passenger trains even if Amtrak is the boondoggle that keeps on giving. I still support it out of Nostalgia for trains though perhaps avoiding the mismanagement wouldn’t hurt. The service has improved drastically over the past 10 years and can you imagine travel on the east coast with out the Northeast Corridor!! I think that is the most profitable sector within the enitre AMTRAK system.
re: #255 by Calostintx
I’ve heard that Alaska is beautiful in summertime.
The winter days with only 4 hours of sunshine could get to be depressing though…
re: #256 by linoleumknife
First yr in TX ?(Houston) had snow – 2005? or 2004? I don’t remember! My G-od, it’s been too long!
re: #257 by tunnelrat
Heh, yeah you say that. Until you have to deal with one of our summers. I love the heat, but it isn’t for everyone. It can suck the energy right out of you if you are not use to it.
re: #260 by Calostintx
Yeah, it was Christmas eve 2004.
Well, I’ll talk to you all later, am heading off to work now. Have been on vacation for 2 weeks and this will be the first day back. Feel sort of like a kid going back to school after X-mas vacation… LOL
re: #260 by Calostintx
Ready this w-end w/ the sieberian and the wolf hybrid
re: #263 by tunnelrat
Adious.
re: #264 by Calostintx
oh – siberian (PIMF)
re: #266 by Calostintx
way past “sleepy time” Is anybody there?
Morning everybody.
re: #268 by Rightside
Mornin’ Rightside. How have you been?
re: #269 by linoleumknife
Morning knife, been well thanks, reading some morning news.
How are you?
re: #270 by Rightside
Just workin through the night. Glad to be alive and well in our great country.
re: #271 by linoleumknife
If we can keep it…;-)
Good morning, y’all!
re: #272 by Rightside
I hear that, but that’s part of it. I think that we are great enough to overcome this crap they are putting on us.
re: #273 by goddessoftheclassroom
Good morning Goddess. Hope today finds you well.
alone
again
at
re: #273 by goddessoftheclassroom
{goddess}
re: #274 by linoleumknife
I hear you.
re: #275 by nobody
Not any longer.
last!
re: #276 by nobody
Hey just because you are nobody doesn’t mean you are alone.
{linoleumknife}
{Rightside}
{nobody}
I’m beginning to feel overwhelmed at work–I got to get out from under the mountain of paperwork.
re: #273 by goddessoftheclassroom
Hello Goddess, please add USMC1968 widow to your prayer list.
thanks
re: #281 by goddessoftheclassroom
We know you have it in you to excel
re: #282 by nobody
Under which Heading: Health issues or Family, friend, and life situations?
re: #284 by goddessoftheclassroom
“Heart broken”, has not got over loss.
re: #281 by goddessoftheclassroom
Well, I tell you what. You provide me with a can of hair spray or lighter fluid and a box of matches, and you won’t have any more paper work to worry about.
re: #285 by nobody
Done. Please give her my love.
re: #287 by goddessoftheclassroom
Thank you, I will.
Good morning all.
re: #289 by RIX
Mornin’ RIX
re: #289 by RIX
Good morning
re: #289 by RIX
They say any morning or day above ground is a good one, but I’m only about 50% sure of that.
re: #289 by RIX
{RIX}
Speaking of former 1.0 posters, in the NY-23 special election, Doug Hoffman gets the nod from a certain satirical writer.
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2009/10/iowahawk-endorses.html
Hey Newt ‘Mr. Conservative’ Gingrich, buy a clue. When you’ve lost Iowahawk, well, you ain’t shit.
re: #289 by RIX
Morning RIX.
Anybody catch Bob Beckle on Hannity last night?
There was an outbreak of truth.
Responding to why the new Reid healthcre plan is not posted on the net, Beckle said, “Because people like you would rip it apart bit by bit.”
Can’t have scrutiny , I guess.
Goddess, Nobody, Knife & Rightside, good to see you this morning. Well, I can’t actually see you, but you know.
re: #296 by RIX
Screw reading the bill, just believe us when we tell you it’s good for you.
Nov ‘10 headline: Reid swept out of office.
Song
Gone——-the stone is rolled back
Gone——-the tomb is empty
Gone——-to sit at his Fathers side
Gone——-over death triumphant
Gone——-death is defeated
Gone——-and He lives forever more
re: #297 by RIX
It’s so cool how expression evolve from the literal to the metaphorical.
Got to go–have a great day, y’all!
re: #301 by goddessoftheclassroom
Have a great day.
re: #298 by Rightside
I seem to recall lots of talk about transarency during the Obama Campaign. Bills would be posted on the net.
Interesting that all of this is now done in private & in one instance changed locks to keep Republicans out.
re: #303 by RIX
Well, you see, every promise from zero comes with an expiration date.
re: #304 by Rightside
304. Rightside on 27 October, 2009 at 3:43 am reply re: #303 by RIX
Well, you see, every promise from zero comes with an expiration date.
Right & the Media gives him a psss.
If he sais something during the Campaign
and it is inconvenient now, it’s like it never really happened.
re: #305 by RIX
Yeah no sense rehashing old campaign promises, I mean, we don’t want to judge the guy based on what he promised, versus what he came through on.
That would be raaaaacist!
Ok, headed to work, be back in a while.
re: #306 by Rightside
I don’t have enough adjectives to describe what i think of ZERO.
# 304 Rightside
This whole ‘expiration date’ meme has gotten very annoying. It assumes Obama meant what he promised at one point, which I do not believe to be the case. As Joe Wilson so succinctly put it, “[He] lied.” Obama never means anything he promises. And what’s most frustrating to me is he gets away with lying with no follow-up or derision. I fear how low Obama can sink our Nation. He’s taken a pretty good running start at that already — and sinking this country’s the only job he’s done anywhere near approaching competent.
re: #306 by Rightside
That would be raaaaacist
Of course it would be racist. To notice that Obama throws a baseball like a 10 year old, little girl is really racist.
If the whole world was an ass
ZERO would be the hole
Nothing comes out but shit!!!
re: #309 by RIX
No, no, no. It’s not racist or raccccissst. It’s waycissst. Just like Bawney Fwank would say it.
re: #310 by nobody
Listen, you birthing creationist right wing wacko, how dare you question or deride the Messiah. He is your better and you will bow to his greatness. If not I will report you to whitehouse.gov/snitch.
/LOL
re: #311 by linoleumknife
It does seem like the Obama”I ibnherited this mess” meme is wearing thin.
Nobody forced this job on him, he campaigned for it saying that he ha solutions.
His solutions so far have been to raid the Treasury, dither on Afghanistan & set up a shadow government of radical Czars. Oh & he has groovy Wednesday night dinner parties.
re: #313 by RIX
Yeah seriously. That pisses me off so much. What the fuck!!! If he is sooooo concerned about the poor why doesn’t he take that money for his little parties and help out some folks in need. Fucking asshole.
re: #312 by linoleumknife
If he’s only better than me then he’s really fucked. //
re: #314 by linoleumknife
He does this shit because he can. Total CREEP
re: #314 by linoleumknife
I am not calling BHO a Commie, but he is well schooled in Marxism & by his own admission has always gravitated to Marxists.
A socialist economy under Marx/Lenin is for 96%, not the 4% Party members.
Obama would definoitely be in the privileged 4%.
Well folks it’s been fun as always, but I have to go. My unicorn is shitting skittles again. I’ll see y’all tomorrow.
re: #317 by RIX
Well I’m saying he’s a Commie, or a Marxist. Whatever, evil is evil. I can not stand the man.
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re: #8 Dark_Falcon
He has his priorities, and winning a war is not one of them. He’d much rather expand the government.
/spits on BHO
Not a winnable war.
Would be if we wanted to win.
re: #319 by linoleumknife
I’m calling him one.
re: #319 by linoleumknife
319. linoleumknife on 27 October, 2009 at 4:11 am reply re: #317 by RIX
Well I’m saying he’s a Commie, or a Marxist. Whatever, evil is evil. I can not stand the man.
Does walk like a duck doesn’t he.
See ya later
# 317 RIX
I am. From what political philosophy do you think ’share the wealth’ comes? If Obama weren’t a commie rat-bastard, how the hell did all those commie advisors end up working in the White House? Especially after filling out that lengthy White House application questionnaire?
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/13/transition.questionnaire/index.html
Or do commies get the short form? “Do you heart Chairman Mao?”
Morning everyone! Raining and gloomy here in Gotham City.
I’d also like to thank 1.0 for all the great friends I’ve made and for what I learned there a few years back when it was good.
But enough of that. Has anyone looked at the overnight Ocean thread photo? I’ve never actually seen a photograph of pure nothing before. Remarkable in its emptiness…
Do you believe that potus is “too nice” or perhaps “naive?” Please read.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/10/is_barack_obama_too_nice_for_h.html
My friend USMC1968 and me served together in Vietnam. He died of Prostate cancer and wanted me to help look after his wife which I’m doing.
Don’t think gutter.
Has everyone been beamed up to the Enterprise???????
Yes I have a job, but am off today. Many say I’m off everyday.
re: #325 by vagabond trader
President Nothing. It kinds of ties in with my commentary above on Icarus’s photos. It may seem empty, but there is something lurking behind the screen. Something that is chosen to be hidden, that’s why we know nothing about them.
Good morning, anyone home? whose got the coffee???
re: #326 by nobody
Where were you guys in country?
re: #326 by nobody
Semper Fi Nobody, and Fair Winds and Following Seas to your buddy!
From USMC Present!
re: #308 by RickMZ
I see your point, and I do agree, he didn’t mean them. However, he still made what most people would refer to as campaign promises. Whether or nor he believes in them is another issue entirely.
My 2¢
re: #332 by bluliner10
Amen to that Sir, and a heart felt thank you and god bless you for your service as well…
Howdy all, and good evening, just to mess up the dynamic of Good Mornings and going to works…
Rodan, great thread, was thinking about you the other day. Was watching Japanese TV and they were advertising the entire Godzilla movie collection on DVD…approximately 9000 yen (was about 90 bucks, but now probably closer to 150000 USD), may have to get the set…Growing up, Godzilla movies were about the only thing that would keep me inside, specially when kids were playing hockey on the lake…Grown Minnesotan, became Texan as quick as I could, now considering expat!
re: #330 by doriangrey
Dorian! I have some for you.
re: #334 by doriangrey
Arrigato gozaimasu! Kamsa hamnida! Salamat Po, Kap Un Khrap, and all the other thank you! It is my pleasure to do this job, and really to observe those young Marines who do it so well…I really am jealous of them.
re: #336 by Rightside
Bless you sir, you are the man…. Now if only Gunner were here with some baileys…
re: #337 by bluliner10
Oh dear…. Ummm, how bout some coffee???
re: #338 by doriangrey
You will forgive me, if I enjoy the thread with a cold Miller Genuine Draft…It is only 9 hours to coffee time
re: #340 by bluliner10
For drinking beer, no apology needed, for drinking queer beer… Drop and give me 10,000 Marine…
# 333 Rightside
The only help for the delusional who would believe anything coming out of Barry’s mouth, including campaign ‘promises’, is better living through Thorazine. The drooling may get a bit annoying, but that would be far superior to their running their mouths about how great Barry is, and how it’s all Bush’s fault anyway. (The affirmative-action of lowered expectations.)
re: #341 by doriangrey
Easy now big fella, you are typing at a guy who is 9 days away from Manila, first trip without a wife, first trip without a jealous girlfriend, with money in my pocket, and nobody to answer to but the mirror! Oh yeah and a lot of San Miguel and Red Horse!
re: #342 by RickMZ
We had a discussion this morning at work, one of our co-workers pointed out some footage from Beck, showing that son-of-a-bitch bawney fwank, and more usurpation of the constitution.
My BP shot up 10 points listening to his speech-impediment filled BS.
Monday, October 26, 2009
By Bret Baier
Print ShareThisNow some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine:
Atlantic Divide
French President Nicolas Sarkozy is reportedly growing increasingly frustrated with the Obama administration. A Reuters analysis piece says Sarkozy is shifting his focus from the U.S. to other international allies
Yeah, the World really respects us now.
Good Morning All…don’t know if anyone posted this up thread…..Ares 1-X to launch at 9:24 weather permitting.
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
re: #343 by bluliner10
Ut..Oh… Somebody is headed for olongapo drive…
re: #338 by doriangrey
ok dorian, pass your cup over here, morning right
re: #348 by apachegunner
Hey gunner.
Just wanted to say, Good morning!
I am reading the blog. I am behind a few days.
Love the fund raising one!
re: #348 by apachegunner
w00t w00t… Thank ya much Gunner… (bluliner10 this is where the Bailey Irish cream hits the coffee… )
re: #351 by doriangrey
just got a big new bottle, hows everyone doing this morning anyway. got any problems with this administration?
re: #350 by Mrs.Robinson
And here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson, LGF2 loves you more than you will know… Oh oh oh… coo coo cachoo..
can’t wait till next tuesday elections in NJ and VA. we better smoke those fooking progressives, if we don’t i am about ready to quit.
re: #352 by apachegunner
Nothing but problems with this communist/Marxist coup of an administration…
re: #354 by apachegunner
Quitters never win and winners never quit…
re: #355 by doriangrey
i donated to this guy hoffman in va although i wasn’t too impressed with him on beck last night
Good morning everyone. Waking up in SoCal to a lovely Lee Morgan tune, Ceora.
Personnel: Lee Morgan (trumpet); Jackie McLean (alto saxophone); Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone); Herbie Hancock (piano); Larry Ridley (bass); Billy Higgins (drums).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V3PXsHqw7M&feature=PlayList&p=01C33FB408535656&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=27
If you haven’t heard this before and you like jazz, it’s worth the 5 minutes.
Makes me yearn for the weekend, though. Something about the groove.
Hey Chaz – how does it feel trading in all your best commenters for the likes of Sharmuta, Irish Rose, iceweasel, and Cato the Ogre?
re: #350 by Mrs.Robinson
koo koo ka-choo Mrs. Robinson!
re: #323 by RickMZ
Or do commies get the short form? “Do you heart Chairman Mao?”
Yeah ya got me. That’s it, I heart Mao.
WTF are you talking about? I just said that I am not calling Obama a Commie & then when on to establish how much he actually loves Marxism.
re: #331 by RIX
khe sanh, hill 155, hill 190, hill 1060 and other places. pretty country though.
re: #357 by apachegunner
If he is half as conservative as the image he is portraying of himself he is a keeper… (and I understand he is leading in the polls now too)
re: #356 by doriangrey
guess that means i ain’t quitting then. wondering when the first constitutional test will come from this administration. bet it will be the health care debacle. heard this morning the public option will be in the senate bill although opt out till 2014 will be in the measure. i think they will buy it when they do the reconcillation thing to ram it through. hope the 2010 election stacks the house and senate and we can roll back this shit and begin investigate ever fucker currently on the hill.
re: #351 by doriangrey
Irish Coffee is good…too bad still 9 hours away!
re: #324 by Urban Infidel
“Has anyone looked at the overnight Ocean thread photo? I’ve never actually seen a photograph of pure nothing before. Remarkable in its emptiness…”
Sort of symbolic of the once great blog.
re: #358 by Pianobuff
ROTFLMAO… Everything makes me yearn for the weekend… especially going to work… Which I have to do now… see ya’ll on the flip flop…
re: #362 by nobody
Semper Fi, bro. I was in I Corps parts of 66 & 67.
Based at Dong Ha & got to Con Thien, Cam Lo etc.
Actually got to Hue Phu Bai.
re: #366 by Speranza
sorta like chuckies head, empty
re: #367 by doriangrey
Have a good day, then. The weekend is only 4 days away.
re: #369 by apachegunner
Sharmtua: “Bravo Charles, that is so serene and profound”
re: #364 by apachegunner
This is what I am praying for…
re: #371 by Speranza
There has been a sighting of a big ass hippie on a bike, wearing spandex & sporting a pony tail, along LA Beaches.
He is taking pictures of water & beach goers are complaining that he clashes with the decor.
re: #368 by RIX
Semper Fi, in the words of Ira Hayes i just climmed a hill.
every day is a week end day for me.lol
Don’t know if this has already been posted, but Der Spiegel conducted an interview with Charles Krauthammer.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,656501,00.html
Some of my favorite quotes:
(Riffing on the Nobel Prize) – “He is a man of perpetual promise. There used to be a cruel joke that said Brazil is the country of the future, and always will be; Obama is the Brazil of today’s politicians. He has obviously achieved nothing. And in the American context, to be the hero of five Norwegian leftists, is not exactly politically positive.”
(On the UN) – “No. The UN is worse than disaster. The UN creates conflicts. Look at the disgraceful UN Human Rights Council: It transmits norms which are harmful, anti-liberty, and anti-Semitic among other things. The world would be better off in its absence.”
(On Afghanistan) – “No. The strategy he’s revising is not the Bush strategy, it’s the Obama strategy. On March 27, he stood there with a background of flags, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on one side and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates on the other, and said: “Today, I’m announcing a comprehensive, new strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan.” So don’t tell me this is revising eight years of Bush, he’s not. For all these weeks and months he’s been revising his own strategy, and that’s okay, you’re allowed to do that. But if you’re president and you’re commander-in-chief, and your guys are getting shot and killed in the field, and you think “maybe the strategy I myself announced with great fanfare six months ago needs to be revised,” do it in quiet. Don’t show the world that you’re utterly at sea and have no idea what to do! Your European allies already are skittish and reluctant, and wondering whether they ought to go ahead. It’s your own strategy, if it’s not working, then you revise it and fix it. You just don’t demoralize your allies.”
(When asked to describe ‘The Obama Doctrine’) – “I would say his vision of the world appears to me to be so naïve that I am not even sure he’s able to develop a doctrine. He has a view of the world as regulated by self-enforcing international norms, where the peace is kept by some kind of vague international consensus, something called the international community, which to me is a fiction, acting through obviously inadequate and worthless international agencies. I wouldn’t elevate that kind of thinking to a doctrine because I have too much respect for the word doctrine.”
re: #374 by nobody
Semper Fi, in the words of Ira Hayes i just climmed a hill
“Ira Hayes, he don’t answer anymore. Not that whiskey drinkin injun or the Marine who went to war.”
re: #353 by doriangrey
Ahh. Thank you! But, We’d like to know a little bit about you for our files. We’d like to help you learn to help yourself…
# 357 apachegunner
Hoffman’s running for NY-23.
# 361 RIX
Why be polite? Obie’s a commie rat-bastard.
PA negotiator: Israel painting us as ‘untrustworthy bastards’
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1123821.html
Well if the shoe fits?
re: #360 by Rightside
Morning Rightside!
I have this to say: When I first saw LGF, I began visiting it semi-regularly (the many posts made it rather difficult to keep up as I was visiting several other blogs). It wasn’t too long afterwards I began visiting Gates of Vienna (it wasn’t through LGF that I became acquainted). When the blog war between LGF and GoV started, I didn’t know what to think, but it didn’t take too long for me to side with GoV.
As time passed, I found LGF to be more and more irrelevant. The vitriol and the name-calling and the accusations increased. The accounts of commenters being banned for absurd reasons increased (eventually, I started an account at LGF to see how long I lasted and I didn’t last too long).
Then I came across this place, another blog subjected to the same accusations, name-calling and vitriol as every other blog LGF had been attacking. What I’ve seen here at Blogmocracy is what I believe LGF used to be before its fall.
I continue to visit GoV, as well as Jihad Watch, Atlas Shrugs, Michelle Malkin’s blog, The Brussels Journal (occasionally) and of course this blog. I’m glad I have been visiting those great blogs, and I’m glad I have been commenting here.
So, for what it’s worth, thanks, Charlie.
re: #377 by RIX
Son-bitch did his job as did we all.
re: #379 by RickMZ
Why be polite? Obie’s a commie rat-bastard.
It’s a manner of speaking. I do not lile the guy.
re: #380 by Nevergiveup
Morning Doc. Is the clinic you work at in NYC?
“Obie’s a commie rat-bastard.”
That’s what Mr. Robinson calls him.
I remember the very day he got fed up. He said “that does it! I’m calling Obama this from now on because that is exactly what he is” I do not disagree!
probe cover stuck on Ares 1-X
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
I have to say I agree with this subject!
I did meet so many great people on lgf and for that I am thankful.
Because now I am reunited with them here!
This is a wonderful blog full of caring, smart and interesting people.
Why do I feel like singing “We Are the Champions”?
Thank you, selrahC, for the tremendous service you have done for the Blogmocracy.
re: #379 by RickMZ
Let me try this again. I don’t really think that I anyway was being polite about Obama.
Is he a Commie? maybe. Is he simaptico? yes he is & that is not good for our nation.
Obama in his first memoir talks openly about his youthful attraction to Marxists & if you look at his later associations that attraction persists.
Gotta tell ya, I just don’t heart Mao.
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from
time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
teh O- is known as the universal donor.
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-universal-donor.htm
re: #385 by Rightside
I have my own Office across the river in NJ.
re: #392 by Nevergiveup
Cool!
Is Goddess here?
I need extra prayers today!
re: #393 by Rightside
Gonna be in the area?
re: #388 by typicalwhitey
re: #389 by tqcincinnatus
Hear hear!
re: #379 by RickMZ
yep, wasn’t paying much attention when i posted that rick
Out of the mouths of reds.
re: #394 by typicalwhitey
You’ve got mine! Good luck with all that. Go get um!
# 386 Mrs.Robinson
I’ve always hated commies. Maybe it was the nuns in school, or maybe it’s because my father’s side is Hungarian and I was born earlier in the same year (1956) as the Hungarian Revolution against the Soviets. [In my college library in the late '70's, I happened upon a LIFE magazine article about the Soviet-Hungarian 1956 Olympic water polo match, the one where the pool ran red. That also affected me.]
I still remember how pissed my father was at Carter for giving the Crown of St. Stefan back to the Hungarian commies in 1978. (We had been entrusted with the crown (taken it?) after WWII, and had kept it in Fort Knox.)
It still amazes me that 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, we are now taking on commies in the frikkin’ White House. That’s no joke to me.
re: #399 by Mrs.Robinson
One day closer to seeing my Grandson!!!
Thank you!!
I agree. Thank you CJ for bringing us together, at least in the virtual, electronic sense. Also for making me want to blog (though I do not do quite as much as many others here).
re: #394 by typicalwhitey
You’ve got my prayers — may everything go the way you want it to today.
Heads up!
I wasn’t too concerned about net neutrality, and I wasn’t too concerned about the declaration of emergency over the flu, but this is some serious shiite. This is a blank check to commandeer the internet.
re: #394 by typicalwhitey
She was here earlier, but I am sure someone here can tell her (I will if I see her). You can also leave your request on this thread, she tries to scan them for prayer requests.
re: #395 by Nevergiveup
Next May I believe I will be up there for some classes. I’ll be in the Cherry Hill area. It takes me about 4 hours from where I live to get to that area. Jug handles and all LOL.
re: #404 by snork
Look at the attack on Fox. Hugo must be very oroud of Obama.
# 390 RIX
It seems to me, with that ‘maybe’, your giving Obie a benefit of the doubt he does not deserve, nor has he earned. Everything is commie drivel coming out of his mouth. He uses communism coupled with racism to further his goals (white man’s greed runs a world in need). YMMV.
re: #405 by Rightside
Cherry Hill is closer to Philly
re: #406 by RIX
Yup. They may need to control access to “popular websites”. You don’t need to be paranoid to understand what that’s code for.
So we are clear: A prominent University censored content from a book based on the opinions of experts who had not read the book in question.
re: #400 by RickMZ
Remember back in 1989 when the Berlin Wall fell, and everyone was crowing “that’s the end of Communism! There are no more Communists left!”
But a few people were saying, “…except in our Universities and in our government bureaucracies and places like that.” I felt then that the last stand against Communism would be here, simply because so many of them had wormed themselves into positions of influence, and were amoung those who were the loudest in proclaiming there were no more Communists.
Paranoid? Whose paranoid? Are you saying I’m paranoid? Who told you I was paranoid? Was it ‘HIM’?
re: #407 by RickMZ
Rick slow down. I don’t like the guy, so I am being a little restrained.
He is the most radical President by far that we have ever had.
I believe that he mixes Marxism & latent Islam into a witches brew.
Communism is a specific label. I can’t prove that he is a Communist, but I have no trouble believing that it is likely.
Government
“The most revelatory passage in the so-called ‘plain English’ version of the health care bill that the Senate Finance Committee approved on Tuesday (without ever drafting the actual legislative language) says that in the future Americans will be offered the convenience of getting their health insurance at the Department of Motor Vehicles. This is no joke. If this bill becomes law, it will be the duty of the U.S. secretary of health and human services or the state governments overseeing federally mandated health-insurance exchanges to ensure that you can get your health insurance at the DMV. You will also be able to get it at Social Security offices, hospitals, schools and ‘other offices’ the government will name later. Page 19 of the committee’s ‘plain English’ text says: ‘The Secretary and/or states would do the following: … Enable customers to enroll in health care plans in local hospitals, schools, Departments of Motor Vehicles, local Social Security offices, and other offices designated by the state.’ This is the bill’s most revelatory passage because it sublimely symbolizes the bill’s true aim: a government takeover of the health care system. You do not get food at the DMV. You do not even get auto insurance at the DMV. But under what The Associated Press inaptly calls the Finance Committee’s ‘middle-of-the-road health care plan,’ you will get health insurance at the DMV.” –columnist Terence Jeffrey
(From ‘The Patriot Post’ 10/19/2009)
re: #400 by RickMZ
“It still amazes me that 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, we are now taking on commies in the frikkin’ White House. That’s no joke to me.”
Not a joke to me either. It’s mind boggling. It’s like that commie crap is suddenly “cool” or something. That’s just crazy. Both sides of my family fought against that crap with tooth and nail too. My grandfather for example, fled his homeland Greece because of it. His family sent him and his brother here (they had to have money and a sponsor, had to complete goals, and meet certain criteria within a year to stay !)for a better life! They were both only teenagers!
re: #408 by Nevergiveup
Yes it is, right across the bridge.
re: #409 by snork
Obama is a dangerous power hungry fool.
His narcissism leads him to believe that control is his destiny.
What did the voters Do? Let’s undo it starting in 2010 & complete it in 2012.
re: #410 by snork
Apparently (and Yale University Press’s logic is unsurprisingly a bit tortured here) they did it because they felt the cartoons and other illustrations would incite violence, for which they did not want to feel responsible. Typical Liberal viewpoint — it doesn’t occur to them that the only people responsible for violence is those who commit it, and the blood is solely on their heads.
re: #416 by Rightside
When I was a youngster my dad used to take the whole family to the Army- Navy Game and we usually stayed in Cherry Hill
re: #417 by RIX
Not to mention he is an incompetent with no experience
The Cold War just renamed itself The Warm War.
Check this:
Hussein says:
“I will never rush the solemn decision of sending you into harm’s way,” the president told servicemen and women. “I won’t risk your lives unless it is absolutely necessary. And, if it is necessary, we will back you up to the hilt. Because you deserve the strategy, the clear mission, the defined goals and the equipment and support you need to get the job done.”
Hey Dipshit: The war is already engaged. Either send help or get the fuck out. How hard is that?
Waiting for next Tuesday I suppose. What a disgrace.
Egad.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, this is — this is — I mean this is. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I’m done.
Good morning Blogmocracy.
I was going to do a thread about this last night, but the salt mine combined with our Indian Fall kicked my butt.
The OIC and the UN yet again try to stifle Christianity.
http://www.aclj.org/TrialNotebook/Read.aspx?ID=865
Amazing. In the time it took me to merely peruse this thread, more than 18 posts were planted.
I would like to thank Charles for introducing me to Atlas, Dianna, Bob’s Kid, Ed Driscoll, Lizard by the Bay, and others.
And especially Havoc, Iron Fist, Skippy Angel, and Speranza.
One of these days, if the admins don’t mind, I’m going to post the flounce I never got to send.
re: #422 by kansas
He is waiting till AFTER next tuesday, because ya know, this isn’t a political decision right? Commie bastard
re: #424 by bar
And I am sure the USA with Obama and Susan Rice in charge at the UN will support it?
re: #412 by BenZacharia
Ben, just because your paranoid doesn’t mean no ones watching you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD21JDMp86c
Who is John Galt?
re: #419 by Nevergiveup
I went to C school close by in 84/85. I really had a good time up there for the 7 or so months I was living there.
re: #427 by Nevergiveup
From what I gather about this POS POTUS, yes I imagine they will fully support it.
And then nobody can legally speak the truth about the Qur’an or say anything that is not flattery and praise about Islam or Moslems.
Paranoid? Paranoid? Paranoid? Whats’ with the paranoid? I’m not paranoid! No ser ree bob, not me, all you people are out to get me, I can hear you on yer sekkrit audio threads, yes I can.
an oldie but a goodie…a Bin Laden Halloween
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/36157
Rasmussen has Zero at -11 today (the 29% strongly approve is probably going to be with us until Zero really pisses off the far left – not passing their precious “public option” (i.e., the road to single payer) may do it, plus maybe FINALLY getting needed troops to Afghanistan). This is I think the 13th straight day of double digit disapproval.
Christie 3% over Corzine, of course this is within the margin of error, so it could be as high as 6% over or dead even. Hoffman is looking better in New York’s 23rd. I wish I could say that Harmer is going to been perennial office seeker Garamendi here in the California 10th (my district) but the Donk clowns in this area will vote for a carpetbagger if it means he’s a Dem.
Outside the Democratic norms of our society
re: #432 by BenZacharia
Nu-uh. We have the Cone of Silence™:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1eUIK9CihA
You ain’t hearin’ nuttin.
I look over at the hippie swamp now and then. But it is getting more difficult to do, it is so mind boggling boring now a days.
re: #437 by Nevergiveup
yeh…used to be a laugh..now it’s just sad
re: #437 by Nevergiveup
The word is banal. The place has gone from ridiculous to banal, with an occasional punctuation of ridiculous now and then.
OT, these guys have got to be stopped
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2009/10/26/frank_we_are_trying_on_every_front_to_increase_the_role_of_government.html
dave…
No prob bob we’ll wait ’till ‘10 and boot them all out, then things will be jake.
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re: #439 by snork
All dissent has been forbiden. And when the hippie himself is online, you see the sycophants lining up to kiss his ass. It’s really funny that the tone actually changes when the prick is posting
A former Marine who fought in Iraq, joined the State Department after leaving the military and was a diplomat in a Taliban stronghold in Afghanistan has become the first U.S. official to resign in protest of the Afghan war, the Washington Post reported early Tuesday.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/27/official-resigns-protest-afghan-war/
I find the timing and circumstances very curious and supecious.
re: #442 by Nevergiveup
Not only that, but the level of activity changes. They’re like seagulls in the morning outside the restaurant; just waiting for some scraps. And then when Chuckles tosses out some fish heads, there’s a mad scramble and a lot of squawking.
re: #444 by snork
It was a better place when Charles just chimed in occasionally. Most threads never had a Chaz comment at all.
re: #442 by Nevergiveup
I was browsing through the LGF archives last night picking random dates from 2002 – 2008. What a difference! First of all I was struck by how many great posters used to be there (many are here under different nics), also the threads were totally different. The LGF of those days had its head on straight and knew what was important (winning the war) and what was peripheral (creationism). I still am perplexed as to what made him change.
re: #444 by snork
Exactly
re: #445 by Carolina Girl
The mentality now seems to point to a five year old who doesn’t want to share his toy anymore.
“my blog, my thread”
re: #445 by Carolina Girl
yes and when he would chime in he was one of the guys not the cyber dictator he is now.
re: #439 by snork
“The word is banal. The place has gone from ridiculous to banal, with an occasional punctuation of ridiculous now and then.”
Banal, boring, repetitive, predictable, and uniform.
re: #437 by Nevergiveup
“I look over at the hippie swamp now and then. But it is getting more difficult to do, it is so mind boggling boring now a days.”
Yo can substitute Friday for Monday and the threads wuld be pretty much the same. Beck., Rush, Creationism, Intelligent Design, Michelle Bachmann, R.S. McCain – all pretty interchangeable. Chaz you are fucking boring!!!!
re: #425 by Carolina Girl
One of these days, if the admins don’t mind, I’m going to post the flounce I never got to send.
As a non admin I hope you do.
I want to thank Chaz for helping me meet Carolina Girl, zulublaby, mommydoc, lawhawk (why is he still there?), Colt, Geepers, alegrias, Golden Jerusalem, loppyd, Nevergiveup, chickadee, No_Submission, WriterMom, TalkinKamel, Evariste, Ayatollah Ghilmeini, “m”, Carl in Jerusalem, Mr. Pol, JohninLondon, RC neo-Jew, Sarah D., BabbaZee, Iron Fist, swampwoman, Ward Cleaver, Killian Bundy, Donna V., Dianna, Esat Village Infidel, the Dead Pirate Gryphon, V the K, ‘Nam Grunt, taxfreekiller, powderfinger, song_and_dance_man, and many others whose names right now skip me. Chaz you had a great blog and why you felt the need to fuck it up is beyond me.
re: #439 by snork
“The word is banal. The place has gone from ridiculous to banal, with an occasional punctuation of ridiculous now and then.”
Do you suppose it is just a coincidence that banal is mostly anal?
Other names – christheprofessor, JammieWearingFool, Zombie, peacekeeper, Truck Monkey, Darwin Akbar, Jimmy the Clam. Good people and all gone from LGF.
Hell, you gotta even throw American Infidel in that list~ she gave great link.
Rodan,
The best thing is how you and the Legion of The Banned from LGF have continued to do what you do in this and other fine blogs.
Thanks, CJ!
re: #455 by m
A lot of folks had issues with American Infidel but I always got along with her. Actually I feel sorry for those alleged conservatives who for reasons known only to themselves choose to remain there in the vain hope that the clock will be turned back.
re: #455 by m
I got a (malicious?) kick out of it when American Infidel and reaganite fought. hey I am practically writing my guest post on this thread!
re: #444 by snork
Yeah, I think so, too. He would only speak up when things got too out of hand. That, and the focus was on the war.
Oh, so this is where everybody went last night!
I saw the same quiet thread still at the top this morning and was afraid all of the admins had been hit by lightning.
Morning, folks.
Hey, are #s 246 & 247 actual quotes?
I had fun on LFG until CJ went after Robert Spencer. After that, I was branded as a Geller and Spencer lover. Sharmuta, sensing that I was no longer viewed favourably by CJ, stopped dinging up my comments. At around the same time, Medusa and her gang started circling. It was a hostile environment for me from then on.
But I see I have retained my talent for being the ultimate latecomer.
re: #458 by Speranza
Oh no! Don’t think you’re getting out of it! It would still make a great thread!
re: #458 by Speranza
I didn’t enjoy those in particular. Especially when it was carried from thread to thread.
But I never wanted her banned because well… she may have been more militant than I was (there is the understatement of the year) but she was on the right side.
re: #460 by Josephine
Whatta visual~
Good morning all of you. Well I will thank Hen Johnson when his chickens come home to roost and all that’s left is feathers and the mites and the mites are really all left there now.
Mainly because I hate liars more than I hate braindead liberals of which there is probadly no difference.
re: #464 by m
LOL, m!
I tend to think of them as self-replicating hyenas but it’s better to laugh.
98 anno Mon, Oct 26, 2009 7:13:52pm replyquote
* -5
* down
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What time does the Nightly Nancy thread start?
lol
Hey 2.0.
Who the F@%k is this Charles character?
Hope all is well.
And, I do not miss 1.0 at all. Period.
Charles, Thank you for helping to build Blogmocracy!
And Thank-you Rodan and others responsible for giving us another place to go to. Like you, I learned alot from the other posters at LGF1. I don’t post much, usually due to time constraints, but I admire all of the intelligent, witty people who are here. God bless all of you for writing things that make me laugh out loud during these very trying days in America.
I see a better comparison to an old high pressure firefighters hose….when it worked, it did a lot of good, killed a lot of fires and maybe saved some lives…but then the cracks and the pin holes made our favorite hoser hit the wrong marks, missed the real fires, and started to hit bystanders harder than any flame…then there was no way to control the hose and it went out of control…onjly to be wrestled to the ground by the three stooges (see the pic of them in its a mad mad mad mad mad mad world.) Iceweasel, jimmah, and sharmuta the stinky.
No matter how much the hose did before, it just isn’t up to fighting the good firefight
Terrible video, BTW…and as such, it is a fitting tribute to the man who would be king.
Charles of lostmygreenfootball and B. Obama of lost in the White House are both, commie dumb ass’s in a race by the nose on who is the worst commie of the two , also, too.
ACT UP
http;//www.blowoutcongress.com
send money they are attempting to expand
Funny post. And I agree. In the end there was one good thing about LGF. We met some great people. Became friends, and found a way to stick together.