1 Target is running some ads on TV you can only describe as stupid.  I'm sure all women train for Black Friday.

2 Morning Morons, hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving and didn't eat too much. I have a few but not finished yet. Didn't get up this morning until after 6.

3

Gun Issue Represents Tough Politics for Obama

How about this headline on Fox from AP.  Sounds innocuous until read what they say.

Rick Perry and Rick Santorum go pheasant hunting and give interviews before heading out. Newt Gingrich and Herman Cain speak to the National Rifle Association convention. Michele Bachmann tells People magazine she wants to teach her daughters how to shoot because women need to be able to protect themselves. Mitt Romney, after backing some gun control measures in Massachusetts, now presents himself as a strong Second Amendment supporter.

President Barack Obama, on the other hand, is virtually silent on the issue.

Where is the “we are working under the radar”? Where are his “target shooting bans”? Where is his new dictated regulations for gun dealers? Just more lying BS from AP.

4

Story on Black Friday deals

I already have my order in from Amazon for their “deals” on movies. They had a few good ones, but you have to be careful. They actually raised the price on some and had them mixed in with the “deals”.

My daughter brought over the annual t-day paper yesterday that has all the ads for BF. I looked through all the guy toy stores at their “deals”. Didn’t see a single one that was a really good deal. Looks like they are hyping non-sales this year.

5

Here's something the OWS idiots have not taken into account

 

Not every property owner is going to put up with their shit, and the parking lots at major retail stores like Best Buy are private property.

ROSEVILLE (CBS13) – It’s become a holiday tradition for some stalwart shoppers, camping outside stores to be first in line for Black Friday sales.

However, one store is making the wait a little more difficult this year by refusing to let people put up tents as they wait for the store to open its doors.

More coming

6 #1, Ahh, no. Some women would rather crawl over broken glass than go to shops today. Some of us didn't get the shopping gene.

7

Claire McCaskill trying to save her slimy ass

8

Another Ronald Reagan Statue Unveiled.  This one in Tbilisi, Georgia.

You had to have been a captive to appreciate freedom and thank those that tried to help you attain it.

9 Yo, Morons!

I'm getting ready to go out shopping. Things should be slow at the grocery store :--)

Traffic, maybe not.

10

Where is the “we are working under the radar”? Where are his “target shooting bans”? Where is his new dictated regulations for gun dealers? Just more lying BS from AP.

Vic, I think it backfired.

11 A question for any IT people awake at this ungodly hour: why does my hash change every few days while most of yours remain the same for years.  I ask because there was one particular hash I rather liked that stayed for months and then suddenly disappeared and now it's a kaleidescope of hashes (not that I post that often).

12

Krautman reiterating the "myth" of no-tax Republicans being spread by the MFM

He is in favor of the tax “rate” cut by eliminating deductions. I am not, even though I don’t have any deductions anyway. Why? Because inevitably after the deductions are gone the Dems will raise the rates back. That is what happened last time and that is what will happen this time.

13 ....why does my hash change every few days while most of yours remain the same for years.

Some of the service providers, particularly new ones, use floating IP addresses. The hash is tied to your IP address is what I understand.

14 Instead of shopping, sitting down to a large plate of SOS with Blue Mountain coffee and a slice of apple pie starts my day.  Belch!

Posted by: Doctor Fish at November 25, 2011 07:17 AM (Lt/Za)

Ah Blue Mountain, great stuff but it costs a fortune around here if you can find it at all.

15 Morning folks...I am very happy to be able say that I am going nowhere near a store today. Although, if I knew of one where some OWS nitwits were going to be trampled to death by angry, anxious shoppers, it might be worth putting up with the traffic to see that.

16 Vic, from the same AP article:
 
Obama's commitment to act on gun safety may also be complicated by an unrelated controversy over a Justice Department program aimed at stanching gun trafficking into Mexico. The government lost track of numerous weapons in connection with the program.

Obama has vowed to figure out what went wrong with the operation and make sure it's corrected, but with Republicans seizing on the issue to attack the White House, the politics around taking action on guns hasn't gotten any easier.
 
This is how AP is 'covering' F&F. By not mentioning it by name, forgetting about hundreds of deaths (including a Border Patrol agent), and 'losing track' of a couple of thousand weapons.
 
They are disingenuous fuckers.

17

Your kitteh schmaltz of the day - Blind kitteh story

18 I had a long talk with Boy928 after turkey yesterday and it is apparent that, despite his years in Indoctrination U, he has not been infected with the L-Virus, unlike his sister, who is a walking Red Zone.

19 Posted by: Godsmack at November 25, 2011 07:07 AM

Nice sock! What did you do last night?

20 Number 11: Assuming you are at home, you would have a cable or DSL modem, which may then be connected to a Router (Wireless). You still obtain an IP address via DHCP, normally the lease renews about every 3 days, and usually you just get back the same IP address. Depending on your IP and usage however you are sometimes getting back a new IP address...the hashes are made from you IP address.

21 @ 1 No. Not all women. Did not go today, never have gone, and unless I see some fantastic deal on something I can't live without (so far has not happened) do not plan on going. Ever.

22 Good morning all. Had a great meal, though prepping and cooking in a tiny NYC apartment is a challenge. Only one mention of my lib guests supporting the Occu-sheiskopfs and one alcoholic. Took an hour and a half to clean the kitchen and we still have another load of dirty dishes. Oh well. All in all a success and Obama is a stuttering clusterfuck of a miserable failure. Also, a goniffing momzer shkootzim who should get a mokis b'choris and vayr ge hargit.

23

Ahh, no. Some women would rather crawl over broken glass than go to shops today. Some of us didn't get the shopping gene.

Lizabth, I must have got your gene and mine:  I'm a female therefore I shop.  I have a shopping list and I am not afraid to use it though I tend not to do it while everyone else is rampaging through the stores, I prefer a less crowded time.

24

Obama still dragging heals over gulf drilling despite multiple court orders

Once again, “what if”. A Republican would have been impeached long ago.

25 They are disingenuous fuckers.

Posted by: GnuBreed at November 25, 2011 07:21 AM (ENKCw)

They are LIARs.

26

Bizarre economic indicators - what no Monty Doom metrics call?

27 That's it for today folks, kinda slow, which is what I expected.

Only in-around LA will you find shoppers pepper spraying each other. Here at the East Coast they just trample each other stampeding into the store.

28 WallyMart Shopping Chick Uses Pepper Spray for Competitive Advantage

Posted by: Doctor Fish at November 25, 2011 07:30 AM (Lt/Za)

She's ready for the damn OWS folks to show up. :-)

29 Kids think they have it all figured out.

30 This story is a few days old but I don't think it got mentioned here:
 
Metro police on Tuesday night arrested an illegal immigrant wanted for raping an 11-year-old girl and robbing her parents at the family's Antioch apartment last Sunday evening.

Olbin Euceda is in the United States illegally, the Davidson County Sheriff's Office confirmed late Wednesday afternoon.

Once in custody, the 25-year-old admitted to Sunday's violent rape and robbery in addition to three other attacks in recent weeks in the Nashville area.
 
Newt, are you listening?

31 Good morning!

I forego Black Friday as well.  I have the shopping gene but do not like crowds.  90% of my purchases are on-line and delivered to my door.

32 Just rapin the girls that Americans can't be bothered to rape.

33 So that "Occupy Retail" thingy didn't exactly pan out, did it?

34 For those who haven't seen it yet Battle Los Angeles started at 7:35 on Starz. Will start again at 10:30 on StrzW.

This is a real guy flick Morons. Great despite the "shaky cam" BS that I hate.

35 Toby, of my two eldest, one is moving across the country next month, back to the Bay Area, Oakland no less with his nose-ringed girlfriend....the other is reporting to Lackland AFB Dec.6 for boot camp, so go figure. I just tried to have a great Thanksgiving dinner with them yesterday since it may be awhile before we are all back together.

36 #38  This reminds me of my sister's boys.  One is an art teacher,  and one is an iron worker.  LOL!

37 @27.  I just heard about the woman who used pepper spray at a Wal-Mart in California.  Trying to get something before the store ran out.  Really, I can't believe the crazy out there. 

38 DOW futures are pointing toward another down open (down 55 at the moment), but were looking a lot uglier a hour or two ago. Apparently investors are still shocked, shocked that the Euros can't get their heads out of their rear ends.

http://tinyurl.com/243slj

39 Over at AT:

President Barack Obama has been a failure in his energy policies.

A little bit of redundancy in that sentence.

40 G'mornin' one and all! Spent a great Thanksgiving Day with my in-laws at a BIL's home. My sister and her husband joined us. Great food, conversation and watching the first two football games of the day (sucks to be you, hunh, Lions?). All this by way of preparing for today, during which my stepson will make what I am convinced he will come to see as a major mistake in his life by marrying. Shallow, self-centered, tactless, whiny and spoiled - all of which her own family overlook when they describe her as being a "strong" woman - I figure they'll last at most ten years before he decides that he will have had enough of such crap. His journey into hell begins at 6 PM.

41 Toby, of my two eldest, one is moving across the country next month, back to the Bay Area, Oakland no less with his nose-ringed girlfriend...

I used to live in that area. He can live "around" Oakland OK. From what I understand now the downtown area is what is really bad, but there are pockets elsewhere like Union City where I used to have an apartment. That area has been overrun by illegals and crime has gone through the roof.

But his biggest problem is going to be housing. The apartment I had in union city in the mid 70s ran $350/month furnished and it was a damn nice 3 bdrm apartment. That same apartment is now over $2000 a month. Don't even ask about houses. In the area I lived when I left (Castro Valley) small houses on postage stamp lots are going for $550/ft2.

42 Shale oil boom to be delayed by lack of beans? Yep, lack of beans.

http://tinyurl.com/d65qov7

43

From Norm Geras about Occupy crowd:

It is reasonable, equally, to contend that a legitimate form of collective protest, other than marching or holding a brief demonstration at some selected spot, is to create a longer presence through some form of encampment. This doesn't license people to occupy any space they please. Otherwise a group of would-be protesters could freely set up permanent camp in Tony Benn's garden, or the offices of the Guardian, or blocking a bridge or other thoroughfare that is vital to the flow of traffic in London or some other city. It does mean, however, that there should be public spaces available for this form of continuous protest, since it is a from of protest which has a proper place in a liberal democratic society - or so I am arguing it is reasonable to think.

But what if, such spaces being duly available, or duly made available by democratic decision if and where they aren't yet, it is thought by some people that the spaces available don't suffice, or aren't good enough ones, or are not well situated for the purpose of the protest's being noticed? May the protesters in a democracy,....then just settle down where they please? Well, it's a contestation over the extent of the rights of use of public spaces for the purposes of protest. But, as the judge said, it may also be - depending on what the law is regarding some particular space - an act of civil disobedience. Standardly, those who engage in civil disobedience do so aware of the consequences and willing to face these.

That's what Speaker's Corner used to be for, now they can just tweet ABC, CNN, FOX, NBC, NPR/PBS, NYT, WaPo...

44

Did anyone else zero in on the phrase "Jennifer Lopez body double" in the headlines, the instant the page opened?

Just wondering.

45 Is that Russian TV chick hot enough for Fox?

46 I was thinking the same thing. Hire her immediately.http://tinyurl.com/d93dmzz

47 @48: Did you get to leave your thumbprints on that booty before unsaddling her?

48 47 Shale oil boom to be delayed by lack of beans? Yep, lack of beans.

http://tinyurl.com/d65qov7

Posted by: davidinvirginia at November 25, 2011 08:10 AM (haFNK)

FYI, you can always paste a WSJ headline into Google, then follow the search results to a "free pass" article where you don't have to subscribe WSJ to read it.

49 Do you miss him yet?

50

I knew the bliss was short-lived when the bride over consumed champagne prior to the ceremony and had a hussy-fit in the chapel foyer after the ceremony. 

Do you mean a hissy fit? 

51

Good food and good football - a Thanksgiving tradition!  Of course our friends on the left couldn't pass up the opportunity to go after a certain prominent QB - they even seem to have dusted off the Palin playbook ... http://bit.ly/qVdDUt

52

Zetas Drug Cartell Allegedly Conducts "Mexico-Style" Attack in Houston

Funny, just a couple of weeks ago, I saw some article by an open-borderer RINO that told us that all these concerns about "criminal illegal aliens" was just so much nativist, xenophobic hogwash because even the gangs would *never* jeopardize their operations and chance to be here by using violence like they do south of the border.

Of course, it was bunkum at the time, since there was already ample evidence that they had been for years, but this is just another brick in the hopefully-soon-to-be-built wall between us and Mexico.

53 Posted by: franksalterego at November 25, 2011 08:31 AM (9XykO)
Bad as Bush 43 was on a number of issues, he is still 1000x better than the SCOAMF.
That said, when the establishment runs Jeb Bush (because it is his turn), I will not vote for him, even in the general.

54 TQC - opening for Perry to attack on Immigration, F&F, etc.

55 Is there a commodity futures market for guar?

56 51 Is that Russian TV chick hot enough for Fox? Posted by: Jean at November 25, 2011 08:26 AM (+9IHj) The one that gave Obama the bird? Nah, she looked like a holdover from the old Soviet days... reminded me of the Grand Moff Tarkin.

57

All this by way of preparing for today, during which my stepson will make what I am convinced he will come to see as a major mistake in his life by marrying. Shallow, self-centered, tactless, whiny and spoiled - all of which her own family overlook when they describe her as being a "strong" woman - I figure they'll last at most ten years before he decides that he will have had enough of such crap. His journey into hell begins at 6 PM.

Many years ago I witnessed exactly the opposite.  The young couple were idealistic and ready to face the world but the well-off parents on both sides decided they knew better.  A house was bought for them and furnished, a car was another gift, a lavish wedding.  So they went through with it and within a year under the pressure from both sides and their own weakenesses they separated, divorced and all the property went to the lawyers handling the dissolution.  However, some years later they met up again, this time sans parents and all the property and decided to remarry and make a go of it on their own.  Last I heard they were still OK. 

58 FYI, you can always paste a WSJ headline into Google, then follow the search results to a "free pass" article where you don't have to subscribe WSJ to read it.

That's a neat trick, thanks.

59 66  Mittens is vulernable to all sorts of flank attacks from Deval and othe massaholes if he's the nominee

60 Funny that story:

Exploiting a state provision that forces insurers to cover patients with pre-existing medical conditions, thousands of so-called “jumpers and dumpers” are buying plans just before major operations and procedures, and then chucking their coverage and passing those costs onto residents who play by the rules, according to a study by Suffolk University’s Beacon Hill Institute obtained by the Herald.

Gee, isn't that same thing in Obamacare? Ironic that Obamacare and Willardtheratcare look the same huh?

But we MUST elect him because only Willard can beat Obama and he will turn PA red.

It must be those neutrinos carrying us back to 2008.

61 Posted by: Doctor Fish at November 25, 2011 08:45 AM (Lt/Za)
Ah but I will fix that by tweaking the individual mandate!  What could possibly go wrong?

62

I know this is not from AOSHQ headlines, I swiped it from Hot Air.  George Will says:

A market research firm found that people who buy the $43,000 Chevy Volt (seats four in space not taken by its 400-pound battery) or the $34,500 Nissan Leaf, and who get a $7,500 government bribe (a.k.a. tax credit) for doing so, have average annual incomes of $150,000, and half of the buyers own at least two other vehicles.

Does this mean that only lawyers, doctors, dentists and higher level beaurocrats can afford one of these? 

63

Does this mean that only lawyers, doctors, dentists and higher level beaurocrats can afford one of these? 

Posted by: Decaf at November 25, 2011 08:58 AM (0LHB0)

We're working on removing doctors and dentists from that list!

64 Peruvian Marching Powder. 

Posted by: Tweaker's International #486 at November 25, 2011 08:59 AM (Lt/Za)

We're working to get that on the approved Obamacare formulary.

65

and half of the buyers own at least two other vehicles.

Some green group got caught padding their electric vehical stats with golf carts

66 AS they say,  'that's not a bug, but a feature.' he promised gas at $4-5 gallon.
some promises he keeps.

67 Ahhh it's going to be a good day.  Tennis on now then football football college basketball football football football and some college basketball on the side.  That's my kind of day. 

I snagged season 4 of The Big Bang Theory for $9 off Amazon yesterday and I'm poking around a bit at some of the online specials today.  I don't give a crap how great the deals are Outside, no way no how am I going out there. 

68

More from George Will:

Doris Day, 87, released an album of new songs. Que sera, sera.

No, the title is not Que sera, sera, but I see what George means.

69 A market research firm found that people who buy the $43,000 Chevy Volt (seats four in space not taken by its 400-pound battery) or the $34,500 Nissan Leaf, and who get a $7,500 government bribe (a.k.a. tax credit) for doing so, have average annual incomes of $150,000, and half of the buyers own at least two other vehicles. Does this mean that only lawyers, doctors, dentists and higher level beaurocrats can afford one of these?  Heh! One of my friends just bought a Leaf. It is their 3rd car! They have a teenaged daughter still at home. The husband is a software programmer at Microsoft, and my friend is a scientist who works for NOAA. They are very liberal (she was indoctrinated by her far left mom who was a nurse for Planned Parenthood). When she expressed an interestt in buying either a Leaf or a Volt last year, I said "Well, don't you live in an area where there are frequent power outages?". She said "Well, we'd buy it as our third car.". So there you go. We have idiots that drive Teslas out here--I have seen some on the road. A car that costs 6 figures and only can drive 100+ miles on one charge. (Although, at least those look cool.). We ran by the Tesla Dealer in Seattle last week during our Saturday run. Out here we have a ton of idiot Microsofties, etc. who have more money than sense!

70 66
WillardCare Bleeds Massachusetts Dry
 
I disagree with their calling those people 'scammers'; they are maximizing their dollar value and playing within the rules. Scammers operate outside the rules. The Invisible Hand strikes again.
 
Maybe the finger should be pointed in a different direction  -- at the rule makers. They are the ones that suck donkey dick.

71 I snagged season 4 of The Big Bang Theory for $9 off Amazon yesterday and I'm poking around a bit at some of the online specials today.  I don't give a crap how great the deals are Outside, no way no how am I going out there. 

Posted by: alexthechick at November 25, 2011 09:04 AM (Gk3SS)

I ordered 8 blurays for $50 off their black Friday list. But you have to be careful. I saw quite a few that they actually raised the price on and mixed in with the cheap ones. 

72 This is a real guy flick Morons. Great despite the "shaky cam" BS that I hate.

Vic, I forgive Battle:  LA the shaky cam stuff since it's being used for effect to make it seem more cinema verite.  What I love best about that movie is that it portrays our troops as heroes and freaking smart.   That's very refreshing.

73 That's very refreshing.

Posted by: alexthechick at November 25, 2011 09:12 AM (Gk3SS)

Damn right.

74 The only promilitary films that seem to be allowed, are either comic books like Iron Man, and they have throw in the crooked contractor, or sci fi based, like the TRansformers, and I use that word loosely, or Battlefield L.A, which of course was slagged by the critics.

75 I'm a big fan of Amy Farrah Fowler.

76

From Matthew Continetti's article "Anarchy in the U.S.A" at the Weekly Standard:

Occupy Wall StreetÂ’s global encampments are exactly the sort of communities David Graeber had in mind when he wrote about the Zapatistas. The occupiersÂ’ tent cities are self-governing, communal, egalitarian, and networked. They reject everyday politics. They foster bohemianism and confrontation with the civil authorities. They are the Phalanx and New Harmony, updated for postmodern times and plopped in the middle of our cities.

So some of us/them have now regressed back to tribal societies.  Why do we have to humor them?  Why can't we invoke the principle of democarcy - numbers.  No matter what they say they the rest of us are actually the 99%.

77 "Why do we have to humor them? " Tell me about it! Every time a politico says its time to get rid of the rape cities, they have to give them a tongue bath first. Blech.

78

Heh! One of my friends just bought a Leaf. It is their 3rd car! They have a teenaged daughter still at home. The husband is a software programmer at Microsoft, and my friend is a scientist who works for NOAA. They are very liberal (she was indoctrinated by her far left mom who was a nurse for Planned Parenthood).

When she expressed an interestt in buying either a Leaf or a Volt last year, I said "Well, don't you live in an area where there are frequent power outages?". She said "Well, we'd buy it as our third car."

When our teenagers (OK, a decade ago) wanted a car we would not dream of buying a car that had a range of 100 miles.  We got them a good used Ford and a cell phone (just in case).

79

No matter what they say they the rest of us are actually the 99%.

That is soooo true...

80 When our teenagers (OK, a decade ago) wanted a car we would not dream of buying a car that had a range of 100 miles.  We got them a good used Ford and a cell phone (just in case).

I do not want to have to deal with range anxiety.  I want to know that, God forbid, I get a call from Boy BFF that says there's a disaster I need you here now and I can't get a flight for whatever reason I can just throw things into my car and drive the 12 hours up to where he is with the only thing I'm worrying about is did I remember money/debit card/credit card for gas.  Hell, I want to be able to randomly decide after work that I want to run a bunch of errands that take me here and there and I don't have to worry that I can get home.

81

I don't know about my fellow comrades, but I was terribly moved by Premier Nikita Krushchev's Thanksgiving Day message to America. 

 

82 89 Heh! One of my friends just bought a Leaf. It is their 3rd car! They have a teenaged daughter still at home. The husband is a software programmer at Microsoft, and my friend is a scientist who works for NOAA. They are very liberal (she was indoctrinated by her far left mom who was a nurse for Planned Parenthood). When she expressed an interestt in buying either a Leaf or a Volt last year, I said "Well, don't you live in an area where there are frequent power outages?". She said "Well, we'd buy it as our third car."... Posted by: Decaf at November 25, 2011 09:44 AM (0LHB0) Not to worry. I'm not called the Leaf for nothing! Just fill up my backseat with lots of good quality leaf mulch and I'm good to go! Remember to pack the entire backseat area with leaf mulch. My inter-vehicle mulcho-electric converter will efficiently turn the mulch into enough electricity to power me for, at least another 0.0000000000238 miles. Happy Motoring! ......oh, and ummm you can get another several miles by gently, but rapidly stroking my stick shift... .....yeah.......yeah baby....just like that.....

83

Not to worry. I'm not called the Leaf for nothing!

Just fill up my backseat with lots of good quality leaf mulch and I'm good to go!

That's all well and good if you surname is Spinach.

84 Occupy Spokane - Group Photo

85 Today is always the slowest day at work in the entire year.  The office is silent and empty.

86 mike@86: One of my housemates set me up on a bind date by billing me as Amy Farrah Fowler trapped in the body of Blossom. That worked out well.

87 Oh. blind date. I always make 'em wait for the bind part. They enjoy it more when they have to work for it.

88 Sefton @23: I cooked my first Thanksgiving dinner two year ago in a tiny NYC  apartment. Seven guests in an 11x14 sitting room. A sheet of plywood on my bed was the buffet table. Three guests sat on milk crates. My first time ever buying beer and serving it to underage students, and I had to ask here for advice on what to buy. (Yuengling, it turns out, tastes decent and is cheap enough that even a student can afford too much of it.)

Good times.

89 97, I cant picture either - so I would have come in expecting a demure Lana Turner

90 UC Davis protester admits group provoked police in pepper-spray incident

"We had encircled them, and they were trying to leave, and they were trying to clear a path. And so, we sat down, linked arms, and said that if they wanted to clear the path, they would have to go through us."

91

Trying to resist the Black Friday urge since I finally have a little money to spend this year.  Daughter really wants to go buy some more $50 jeans and junk for her iPhone.  Son still asleep after going to Walmart at midnight last night with some of his hometown buddies.  Hubby outside battling the leftovers from the Halloween snowstorm that knocked down half the trees in our yard. 

Forgot yesterday that I am lactose intolerant.  Paying for it today.  Ugh.  But I did do a nice Thanksgiving dinner.  Made a huge deep-dish pumpkin pie that was actually good. 

Called my 89-year-old mom and she sounds great.  My oldest niece and her family went down from Louisville for the weekend and she was happy.  Hoping we can get down to Florida to see her for Easter. 

92 <yawn>  turkey plate for lunch and I'm ready for a nap.  I have the shopping gene, but I don't have the patience for black Friday.
The OWS crowd seem to have lost their voice today.  The lunatics out to save today will stampede them, while they whine their little chants. 
I cant even imagine what the LSM would do if a Tea Party series costed taxpayers over $13 mil.  What a bunch of losers.  No message, no discipline, no purpose other than to collect that ACORN money and dope in a mob scene.
Would love to see an OWS crowd trampled by irate black friday shoppers headline.

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