1
And how dare people be grumpy.

2 Grumpy really does not cover it......

3 I'm not grumpy, I'm pensive.

4 Four ships reverse-VBSS'd while anchored off Iraq's oil terminals in the Northern Persian Gulf.

5 Well, I think tis better to be grumpy than frumpy!

6 Anybody else here get into a debate with progressives via facebook of late?

Speaking of "grumpy," it is as if they just know in their bones they are gonna get thumped in November. 

7 Another group agrees with Osama Obama about the GZ mosque: Hamas. Shows you can judge a person (or a president) by his tight buddyroos.

Meanwhile, the Traitor-in-Chief is off to California today (on taxpayer-funded Air Force One) for campaign fundraising.

When the fuck does the America-hating shitweasel work?

8 obviously, the people don't know what's good for them......

9 The propaganda president.  Paid for by your tax dollars. (insty)

"The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, led by Darrell Issa (R-CA), has issued a 37 page report (PDF) that accuses the White House of “an unprecedented number of public relations and propaganda efforts,” including efforts that the committee found to be inappropriate or illegal.

Executive branch agencies cited in the propaganda efforts include the Department of Education, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Justice, Department of Transportation, and the White House itself. The report also criticizes the White House for using the reach of the executive branch to funnel citizens to a website owned and operated by the Democratic National Committee."

10

A leader of the Hamas terror group yesterday jumped into the emotional debate on the plan to construct a mosque near Ground Zero -- insisting Muslims "have to build" it there.

"We have to build everywhere," said Mahmoud al-Zahar, a co-founder of Hamas and the organization's chief on the Gaza Strip.

"In every area we have, [as] Muslim, we have to pray, and this mosque is the only site of prayer," he said on "Aaron Klein Investigative Radio" on WABC.

Barry will endorse this comment today then unendorse it tomorrow

11 Democrats Honor Founding Freeloaders

Obama Supports Building of Virus Monument on Site of First Zombie Outbreak

12 Grumpy? Moi?

13

"In every area we have, [as] Muslim, we have to pray

Note the possessive.

14 "In every area we have, [as] Muslim, we have to pray, and this mosque is the only site of prayer," he said on "Aaron Klein Investigative Radio" on WABC.

Note the lie.

http://tinyurl.com/2e783g8

15 Dear Mark Halperin,

We have now had an opportunity to consider your request that we GOPers not make a big deal of your boyfriend's pro-Islamic comments regarding the proposed mosque in NYC ... for the good of the nation, of course.

In response, let me be the first to request that you suck the barbed cock of Satan, you disreputable, biased, agenda-driven hack.

That is all.

16 Does anyone know what event he is attending in CA that allows him to write this off against the taxpayers?

17 They better get their message coordinated.  It's supposed to be a cultural center with a small prayer room.  Not a mosque.  Thirteen floors, arms depot.

18 Balrog - like flipping a u-turn right before the DUI checkpoint?

19

Heat waves are climate, but cold snaps are just weather.

"Russian firefighters, meanwhile, have succeeded in pushing back some of the country's wildfires, and meteorologists said a cold front was advancing from the northwest that would hit the Moscow region Monday, bringing heavy rains and colder temperatures."

When you can't blame Bush for your incompetence, blame the climate.

 

20 Grumpy is as Grumpy does!  See you to the door in November, Madam!

21 Meanwhile, the Traitor-in-Chief is off to California today (on taxpayer-funded Air Force One) for campaign fundraising.

When the fuck does the America-hating shitweasel work?

Posted by: MrScribbler at August 16, 2010

My dear Mr Scribbler, do you not know?  Campaigning is his work.  It is the only work he has ever done.

22 Ooops, that is actually a 5 State campaigning/fund raising spree at taxpayer expense.

And here little ole' me thought that using taxpayer funds for political purposes was illegal.

23 Balrog - we've seen what he does when he works, I'd rather pay for a 4y lavish vacation. In the end it will cost us less.

24 I graciously add a complimentary bag of dicks to Mr. Halperin's order.

25 Vic, the article doesn't specifically mention what event in CA allows his trip to be at taxpayers expense but it does say this:

By pairing official events with political ones, the White House can bill taxpayers for most of the cost of the trip.

http://tinyurl.com/28497fd

26 Saw this in a Yahoo article this morning:

Another group representing other relatives of 9/11 victims, the September Eleventh Families for Peaceful Tomorrows, said in May that it "strongly supports" the Islamic center.

My head may be in the sand, but I've never heard of "Peaceful Tomorrows", even though they're apparently relevant enough to squeak their way into mainstream discussion of this controversy. A cursory trawl of their web site reveals eight years of Democratic talking points (close Guantanamo, Bush lied, etc. etc.), under the thinly veiled guise of "peace" and the armored overcoat of "9/11 families".

A google search reveals that the group behind PT is.... The Tides Foundation. Hmmm... they really get around, don't they.

27

People are grumpy? You fucking idiot. Clueless to a fault. Brainless to the end.

28 I would tell the creator of the poster to change the "Since" date. 1794 implies that they are claiming Thomas Jefferson. I wouldn't let them have Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson was a "Democratic Republican" not a "Democrat." They are not at all the same thing, either in fact or philosophy.

The TRUE founder of the Democrat Party was Andrew Jackson. He was the man that created the DNC (Democratic National Committee) that has existed ever since. He is the man responsible for throwing the Indians off their land in the south so that whites could use the land to create Slave Plantations. I.E. , he is the TRUE founder of the Democrat party.

I would not LET them have Jefferson. They can claim them, but I would not respect their claim. They are so out of touch with everything Jefferson stood for, that were he alive, he'd disown them himself!

29 Seriously, It is like so profound and stuff, I must ask again.  Am I the only one smelling flop sweat from those acquaintances* of mine who are progressives?


*It's not like I would call any progressive a friend.

30

And how dare people be grumpy.

Well not to worry Babs.  After all, they're only the little people.  That means they can only get a little grumpy, right?

Michelle!  We need more cake over here!  STAT!

31 Am I the only one smelling flop sweat from those acquaintances* of mine who are progressives?

No. But it's not because they're losing. It's because Obama and Congress haven't cancelled the elections yet and they're getting antsy.

32 F&F had a couple of Zero voters on this morning with buyers remorse. It seems plastic Jesus has disappointed them. Imagine that, clueless idiots voted for the New Savior of the Universe. Cripes fools like that make me skull crushing mad. They are a waste of protein.

33 Grumpy doesn't exactly capture my mood. Really fucking pissed doesn't do it either.

We can see how effective rocket scientists like Barbara Boxer are...it shows up in our national policies and yet again in her cash flush home state of California.

I have a dream. A dream where we round up the 52% and every seated shitbag in Congress save one or two, one idiot VP and a retired, vacationing marxist POTUS  and make them stand on the skinny part of Guam until it tips over.

Yea Barbara, that about captures my mood.

34 UHUMPPPP How dare you call me Babs, it's Senator and I worked hard for that title.

35

I have a dream. A dream where we round up the 52% and every seated shitbag in Congress save one or two, one idiot VP and a retired, vacationing marxist POTUS  and make them stand on the skinny part of Guam until it tips over.

Guam.. Guam.. any good golf courses there?

36 Has anyone seen Ears-In-Chief back on the trail getting all boisterous for his little socialist (D) cohorts, and sweating like a TV evangelist...? It's pathetic.

Barack Campaign Obama...

37 29

I recently spent a week on vacation with the in-laws. For 9 years, every summer has featured at least one huge, days-long, political argument. Global warming, Iraq, Obama, etc...were constant topics. This year, not a peep. It was like the two members of the family (f-i-l and b-i-l) that usually argue with me had made a pact to not talk politics at all. It was funny watching them making up nonsense to talk about or "casually" changing the channel from the news to ESPN.
They can't hold out forever, so I'm hoping that on Thanksgiving I can give them their traditional rhetorical thrashings while I'm still basking in the glow of Nov.2.

38 Kittridge, you've never seen me very upset.

39 FWIW, "no one has ever met in the world."  Is actually a pretty common mis-translation of the negative.  Even in French, there's a construction like that (when you translate it literally.)

40 Until the oceans receed as Obama promised he will always be a failure to me.

41

Posted by: Lincolntf at August 16, 2010 09:30 AM (BCzaE)

Show no mercy. Go straight for the kidneys but draw out the final killing stroke until they have suffered long and hard, then nail them to the outhouse of woe.

42

Barack Campaign Obama...

Mmmm.. Mmmmm..  Mmmm...

Amazing, isn't it?  They still haven't drawn a direct correlation between the fact that everytime they let our Socialist in Chief go out campaiging his approval numbers go down.

For some odd reason us little people stubbornly cling to not only our religion and our guns, we also refuse to give up the notion that of instead of constantly being on the campaign trail blaming Bush for all these problems, maybe the jackass might want to try spending 10 minutes in the White House doing something to fix them.

Truth is stranger than fiction I guess.

 

43

nail them to the outhouse of woe.

You know, sometimes maddogg you scare me.  And that's not all that easy to do.. lol

The Outhouse of Woe?  Isn't that just up the beach from the Cliffs of Insanity?

 

44 What?!  I thought you thought we were all Dopey!

45 Feel glad, amies, they are not so grumpy as to call on me.

Yet.

46 He is the man responsible for throwing the Indians off their land in the south so that whites could use the land to create Slave Plantations. I.E. , he is the TRUE founder of the Democrat party.

Actually he threw them off because gold had been discovered on their lands. These were also the "civilized tribes".  The Supreme Court ruled against the U.S. government in the affair and Jackson essentially told them to pack sand. He evicted the Cherokee anyway.

47

The Outhouse of Woe?  Isn't that just up the beach from the Cliffs of Insanity?

I wouldn't ask a tree to suffer the presence of a dismembered leftard. I'm considerate like that.

48

 Even in French, there's a construction like that

I've been dubious of French Construction since the Maginot Line.  Maybe it's just me.

49

I wouldn't ask a tree to suffer the presence of a dismembered leftard. I'm considerate like that.

Well hell when you put it like that... as long as were saving a tree then that's something we can all get on board with.  Lol..

50 @38 Yeah, I am guessing my "Hi everybody at the wedding and now let me segue into something important and say I sure hope Barack Obama wins" moonbat Colorado fascist-town-living Uncle won't have much to say when next we meet.

51 6: Re. Facebook

Somewhat. The only ones still really defending/supporting The Won on FB are academics (along with the occasional trustafarian, though even they have cooled down). Otherwise, the soccer moms and NYC/SF/Seattle sheep have basically dropped off the map, politically speaking.

52 WaPo is claiming Gates will retire in 2011. "I think that it would be a mistake to wait until January 2012," and McChyrstal is going to teach at Yale.

53 Colorado fascist-town

That'd be the DPR of Boulder, I assume?

54 McChyrstal is going to teach at Yale.

Modern Media or Light Beers of the World?

55 Being a fallen archangel has its benefits; an endless supply of horny barbed cocks for my homies Babs and Barry.

56 On the whole the Hasselhoff roast was pretty weak compared to the other ones, however Seth McFarlane did have a hilarious Anderson Cooper is gay joke.

57 Oh dear God...noooooooooooooo!

From The Hill:

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads the field of potential 2012 Republican hopefuls in Iowa, according to a new poll commissioned by TheIowaRepublican.com.

http://tinyurl.com/24abvkc

58

Another group representing other relatives of 9/11 victims, the September Eleventh Families for Peaceful Tomorrows, said in May that it "strongly supports" the Islamic center.

isn't that an indie rock band?

59 Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads the field of potential 2012 Republican hopefuls in Iowa,

Never going to happen.

Next.

60

#15 Posted by: You must be kidding at August 16, 2010 09:11 AM (kwxk0)

The other Slime Magazine articles are just as good.

Is Obama Backtracking on his Brave Stand

Islamaphobia and the Ground Zero Mosque Debate

The Moderate Muslims Behind the Ground Zero Mosque

Obama's Red State Appeal (Amazing how they find all of these "Republicans" who just love Barry)

 

61 Guam.. any good golf courses there? Anderson was a SAC base. And the Navy base. Both should have good links.

62 59

I find that nearly impossible to believe and I really don't want to click the link... too depressing.
Why do people like this guy?

63 Tami, I will burn every corn stalk in Iowa if they foist that fraud on us.

64
President Obama's support for a group's right to build an Islamic center near the site of the 9/11 attacks will "absolutely not" hurt Democrats this fall, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) said Monday.

How do you say, living in the blue fart cloud of liberalism?  Ah yes, the stench of failure for the Democrat Party and it smells like flop sweat. 

65 #53 RE: Facebook

One of the main reasons I stopped using facebook was the smarmy, superior attitude of some of my high school (pseudo)friends. They marched in lockstep, without an original thought in their progressive bodies. It was tedious and boring to discuss politics with them, because they fell back into the liberal cant of "hope and change" whenever they were challenged. I got tired of being accused of racism, neo-colonialism, imperialism, etc. I quit wen I realized that some of these formerly-very-smart people had learned nothing new in the 30 years since high school.

And this may shock you; many of them were products of the Ivy League!

66 Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads the field of potential 2012 Republican hopefuls in Iowa, according to a new poll commissioned by TheIowaRepublican.com.

Figures; remember its Iowa, a blue State which should have been relegated to the last of the primaries in that meeting the RNC just had.

Keep in mind that all the other polls show Huck last. If things go as they are now, which is doubtful, Huck will take Iowa in part, Romney will take NH in part, and then a real conservative will take SC in part. Keep in mind that in those 3 races there will be no winner take all this time.

67 Tami, I will burn every corn stalk in Iowa if they foist that fraud on us.

Don't bother--some arsonist he pardoned is already on it.

68 "Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads the field..." When are The Cowsills going to reunite and kidnap him!? I'm sorry, was I fantasizing out loud?

69 Tami, I will burn every corn stalk in Iowa if they foist that fraud on us.

Posted by: Mr. Dave at August 16, 2010 09:50 AM (pcJe3)

God I hope so.  That is severely depressing!

70 Huckabee's aw shucks populism may have worked a bit in 2008, but my gut tells me that America is tired of platitudes. They want someone who has some actual, you know, ideas.

71 Wow. I can't spell.

72 That'd be the DPR of Boulder, I assume?

Posted by: Hey.Wheres.Barry

John Denver was his next door neighbor...wherever the hell that is, that is the town.  Telluride, maybe.

73 Tami, I will burn every corn stalk in Iowa if they foist that fraud on us.

Why not just feed him to the zombies in the corn instead?

74

Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.)

The only openly Muhammadan in Congress.

75 Going back down....I suspect tomorrow or the next day the result will be even lower after the Mosque debacle.

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows that 26% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty-five percent (45%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -19 .

76

Huckabee's aw shucks populism may have worked a bit in 2008, but my gut tells me that America is tired of platitudes. They want someone who has some actual, you know, ideas.

I don't know. He is a very good speaker, he is articulate and seems like a nice guy. Obviously we all know is a he liar and a populist, but not everyone is as informed as us.   I think he has a good shot at winning the primaries depending on what groups turn out.

If there is a large evangelical turn out, specifically in Iowa and the South, Huckabee can win. However is there is a huge fiscal conservative turnout, I think Mitt or Pawlenty have a good shot.

Also this all depends on if Palin decides to run(i hope not). If she does, i think she will siphon off Huckabee votes.

77 From SLATE, I know its bandit territory, but: "If Democrats think that the Republican Party's base is committing ritual seppuku by nominating Senate candidates like Rand Paul in Kentucky, Sharron Angle in Nevada, and Ken Buck in Colorado, they have short memories. Four years ago, the smart set was in near-universal agreement: The Democratic base was nominating candidates who couldn't win." http://tinyurl.com/2ex3wy6

78 My neighbors are fairly wellknown indie rockers and campaigned for Obama in 2008 from the sounds of it. I was living in Canada and missed all the change in the air. But they were on the radio the other day doing an interview. They were asked, "So you guys campaigned for Obama?" And one of them giggled nervously and said, "Yeah, that's not so popular now, but it seemed like the right thing to do at the time." My husband and I still remember when they had to take down their "healthcare now" signs from the window.

79

he is a.

wow did i get that wrong

80 re: Huckabee: don't get too worried, remember that at this point in the season last time, Rudy Giuliani was leading in all the polls, and see how that turned out...

81 When did Doomabee start seeming likable?

82 61: there are some good Iowa jokes in there but I haven't had enough coffee to find them yet.

83 If there is a large evangelical turn out, specifically in Iowa and the South, Huckabee can win.

He didn't win SC last time and that was before everyone was educated to his liberal ways. He will do worse this time than last.

The only thing he can do is divert votes from a real conservative just like he did last time. We could wind up with another damn McLame RINO nominated, just like last time.

84 "Yeah, that's not so popular now, but it seemed like the right thing to do at the time."^TM

85 "Huckabee has 22 percent of the vote to Romney's 18 percent among likely Republican voters in the state. In 2008, Huckabee held off Romney to win in Iowa despite getting significantly outspent.

Somewhat surprisingly, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich was in third with 14 percent, ahead of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who garnered just 11 percent. Rep. Ron Paul rounds out the list at 5 percent of the vote."

we're boned

86 We could wind up with another damn McLame RINO nominated, just like last time.

Like Pawlenty?  Until he recants his idiotic global warming statements, I'm out on him.

87 If Iowans give Huckabee the lead, then that just validates what Iowa stands for:

Idiots Out Walking Around

88 81 Don't feel bad.  Huckabee emits a special radiation that causes folks to act foolish; your exposure was minimal, so it should be limited to typos.  If symptoms persist or worsen, report to a psych ward for further treatment.

89 He didn't win SC last time and that was before everyone was educated to his liberal ways. He will do worse this time than last.

The only thing he can do is divert votes from a real conservative just like he did last time. We could wind up with another damn McLame RINO nominated, just like last time.

Posted by: Vic at August 16, 2010 10:02 AM (/jbAw)

I thought te only reason he ran was to keep Romney from winning the nomination- i.e, cant have a Latter Day Saint for president.

90

Palerider, go with the classics.... Idiots Out Walking Around. 

Pace yourself buddy.

91 just face the facts, folks: we're gonna get Mittens.

92 we're boned

It's 2010 and the incumbent leaves just a bit to be desired.

Don't panic.

P.S.:  Love the "Palin gets just 11 percent"--with Huck at a landslide 18.

93 89  ChemJeff be nimble, ChemJeff be quick.

94 We are sweating a poll of Iowa more than two years out?

This is a joke, right?

Buck up, chemjeff.  I suspect that the 2012 race will change somewhat in the aftermath of November 2010.

95 I still think we will get someone who hasn't showed up on the polls yet.

96

Aug. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Builders in the U.S. unexpectedly turned pessimistic in August, a sign the expiration of a government tax credit will keep depressing home construction.

The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo confidence index dropped to 13 this month, the lowest level since March 2009, from 14 in July, data from the Washington- based group showed today. Economists forecast a reading of 15, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey. Readings lower than 50 mean more respondents said conditions were poor.

But but  but....it's RECOVERY SUMMER!!!!

97 just face the facts, folks: we're gonna get Mittens.

Doubtful.

I think the eventual nominee is not even on anyone's radar right now.

98 hey, lets try to get Ace nominated on the "Hobo hunting and Val-u-rite" ticket!

99 The whole "unexpectedly" thing has jumped and been eaten by the shark.

100 Well one good thing that we have in the bank now is that almost all of the primaries are over and we got more real conservatives this time than we got RINOs. In fact, sent some of the incumbent RINOs packing.

The Rockefeller wing is sweatin about now. In a few more months the fall elections will be over and we will have to watch for the lame duck congress and then we can start thinking about 2012.

101 93

If we're lucky we will. I know he's considered a socialist or statist by people who think they understand his role in MA health care reform, but he's by far the most qualified to deal with the kind of economic storm the next Pres. will be wading into. The important thing is that Mitt doesn't get savaged/sabotaged (by the Nuck or the anti-Mitt crowd in the RNC) in the lead up to the early primaries. I figure Mitt has a 50-50 shot at the nomination, and a 65% chance of beating Obama if he gets the nod.

102 "Huck".

Hmmm, maybe I'll call him "Nuck" from now on. Kinda has a nice ring, as in "knuclehead".

103 I think the eventual nominee is not even on anyone's radar right now.

Posted by: Circa (Insert Year Here) at August 16, 2010 10:08 AM (NvFZs)

I agree! And thank you!

104 Mitt is a RINO used politician salesman and needs to go away with Huck.

105

But but  but....it's RECOVERY SUMMER!!!!

Which curiously enough is doing about as well at the box office as Corvette Summer did.. hmm...

106

Palerider, go with the classics.... Idiots Out Walking Around. 

Actually it's Idiots Out Wandering Around.

I should know, I live in Nebraska.

107

I know he's considered a socialist or statist by people who think they understand his role in MA health care reform, but he's by far the most qualified to deal with the kind of economic storm the next Pres. will be wading into.

Well, not that I'm all that enthusied with any of the standard batch of has-beens and wannabe's that the Republican's are likely to nominate this next time around, but I'm hard pressed to see where any of them would do a worse job than what we have now.

One of the many reasons I dislike our political process, all too often were left with a choice between getting shot and getting hung,  You end up voting for the guy that will do the least damage.

Lord knows I never thought I would ever pull the lever for the likes of McCain, and honestly I still feel a little dirty over that one.  Ick.

108 Ve luf French Construction! Ja!

109

Posted by: StuckOnStupid at August 16, 2010 10:19 AM (e8T35)

I yield to the Husker's superior local knowledge.  With thanks.

110 107

To be replaced by someone better? Or just to gain four more years of Obama? Romney may be too centrist for some, but Strom Thurmond ain't running this time, so unless this magical flaw-free candidate that people are counting on hurries up and gets here, it'll be Huck, Mitt, and a few other used politicians vying for the seat. None of them will be as bright, have as much experience, or be as decent a person as Romney.

111 109

Palerider, go with the classics.... Idiots Out Walking Around. 

Actually it's Idiots Out Wandering Around.

I should know, I live in Nebraska.

Posted by: StuckOnStupid at August 16, 2010 10:19 AM (e8T35)

You got tyhat right. I live in Iowa, and that's a good description for a large part of the population.

112

5 grossly underfed hogs.

2 John Deere tractors with flat tires.

Deep-fried candy bars on a stick.

And a 350 pound beauty queen.

It's the Iowa State Fair!

113

I yield to the Husker's superior local knowledge.  With thanks.

Lol.. well, if there's anything we know well, it's steak, corn on the cob, and making fun of Iowa.

Not necessarily in that order of course.. lol

114

You got tyhat right. I live in Iowa, and that's a good description for a large part of the population.

Well, your welcome on this side of the border anytime, but don't expect huge improvements.  For some reason I will never understand we did send Ben Nelson to the Senate.

115 To be replaced by someone better? Or just to gain four more years of Obama? Romney may be too centrist for some, but Strom Thurmond ain't running this time, so unless this magical flaw-free candidate that people are counting on hurries up and gets here, it'll be Huck, Mitt, and a few other used politicians vying for the seat. None of them will be as bright, have as much experience, or be as decent a person as Romney.

I'm not looking for someone that is "flaw free", but it would be nice to have somebody that wouldn't throw us conservatives under the bus at every given opportunity.

116 Oy vey...

Know whats worse? I was born in Arkansas.

117

By 2011, a number of other GOP POTUS candidates should emerge, including hopefully:

Mitch Daniels - currently governor of Indiana, well known deficit hawk and ex-Treasury Official under GW Bush.

 

Rick Perry - currently governor of Texas

 

David Petreaus - you know who he is.

 

All 3 have EXECUTIVE experience, which will be a key issue after 2+ more years of Bumblefuck and his obvious lack of same.

118

<i>Know whats worse? I was born in Arkansas. </i>

I was born and raised in NE, travelled around for a bit, wound up in California.  After the first couple of weeks there I couldn't wait to get out, finally did a few years later, came home to NE, been here ever since.

It's not bad, if you stick to the small towns, but get into one of the larger "cities" and you generally end up running into the same "me first entitlement" mentality that is so prevelant in so many other places today.

I live in a small town about 30 miles south of Omaha myself, close enough to commute to work but far enough away that I can leave my car running and unlocked while I run into the grocery store.

 

119 Order up for a Mr. Halperin; one supersized Bag O'Dicks, assorted colors and sizes, balls trimmed off, extra juicy with Spicy Syphilis Sauce and Gonorrhea Dip on the side.  And your complimentary Habanero butt-plug. Thanks for stopping by Hell's Karry-out Kitchen and have a NICE day!

(Yes, Senator Frank, that was your order, but when Satan bumps a guy to the head of the line, who am I to argue???)

120

By 2011, a number of other GOP POTUS candidates should emerge, including hopefully:

Was rather impressed with Jindal's response to the Gulf Crisis myself, haven't done much research on him yet but his bitch slapping of the useless Obama administration was a real delight to watch.

And boy who can't get enough of Chris Christie - I know he's already said no in a big way but damn, now that's a guy who knows how to take names and kick some serious ass.

121

My friend.........

Posted by: John McCain, tanned, rested and ready!

Go choke a coyote you worthless fucking RHINO prick... lol

122

David Petreaus - you know who he is.

Posted by: proudvastrightwingconspirator

I also know he just trotted out William T. Sherman's line on running for the Presidency.  And I know absolutely nothing about his political views, which is appropriate, since he is an active duty flag officer.  But, for all we know, he is a latte-sipping fan of show tunes who wears ironic T-shirts and square-rimmed glasses when he is on leave.

Screw it.  Let's run Nikki Haley for President.  God knows she has already walked on the coals as far as noxious personal attacks and backstabbing from within one's own party are concerned.

123

I was born and raised in NE, travelled around for a bit, wound up in California.  After the first couple of weeks there I couldn't wait to get out, finally did a few years later, came home to NE, been here ever since.

It's not bad, if you stick to the small towns, but get into one of the larger "cities" and you generally end up running into the same "me first entitlement" mentality that is so prevelant in so many other places today.

I live in a small town about 30 miles south of Omaha myself, close enough to commute to work but far enough away that I can leave my car running and unlocked while I run into the grocery store.

 

Posted by: StuckOnStupid at August 16, 2010 11:00 AM (e8T35)

I was born in Arkansas, grew up all over the West (my parents moved a lot) and finally settled down for good here in Waterloo about ten years ago.

We have the me first mentality here too, especially in my neighborhood. Which also why we've had a double stabbing in the past month, and at least two shootings this year.

And in a completely related note, I'm going to take the test for my CCW on Sep 4th.

124 At least with Chris Christie, when somebody mentions the 800 pound gorilla in the room, you can take that literally.

125 In case you hadn't heard, Thursday's action on the New York Stock Exchange registered a technical anomaly known as the Hindenburg Omen.
...
It takes two Hindenburg Omen trading days within a 36 day window to trigger the end of life in the markets as we know it.

I guess this means that none of this matters.

126 All should read this article at the WSJ. Remember that we all said the "bipartisan budget commission" was a farce because it was appointed by Bambi, it was 3/4 commie and 1/4 Republican?

Well it is worse than that. It seems that the few Republicans on the commission are RINOs and they are already agreeing to tax increases.

http://tinyurl.com/2b2k3kw

As Jack Napier said, look out, we been ratted out here boys.

127

And in a completely related note, I'm going to take the test for my CCW on Sep 4th.

Well, from experience I can tell you that whenever you see the answer, "C. Exterminate the Vermin" on the test supposedly that's the wrong answer... lol

128 BTW, is it just me, or is that the gayest looking donkey you've ever seen?

NTTAWWT.

129 48 He is the man responsible for throwing the Indians off their land in the south so that whites could use the land to create Slave Plantations. I.E. , he is the TRUE founder of the Democrat party.

Actually he threw them off because gold had been discovered on their lands. These were also the "civilized tribes".  The Supreme Court ruled against the U.S. government in the affair and Jackson essentially told them to pack sand. He evicted the Cherokee anyway.

Posted by: Vic at August 16, 2010 09:37 AM (/jbAw)

This is true, but once the gold was mined out, What did they do with the land then? 

In any case, he's the REAL father of the Democrat Party, and it's just been going downhill ever since! I wouldn't agree with their claim on Jefferson though, make them TAKE Jackson!

130 When people tire of their "Waitng for Godot" routine, they're going to have to decide who among humans that actually exist will be the nominee. If it's someone from out of the blue, as has been suggested for months, then they better be damn good. By definition, this phantom candidate will have near-zero name recognition, fundraising, primary state campaign apparatus, top level political advisers, etc.
It ain't gonna happen. And I'm in no mood for another "Messiah" anyway.

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