1 I've seen Obama's plan, and it's mine!

2 Fourth!

3 Good morning M&Ms, and welcome to another glorious Monday in the People's Republic of Bambi! The grass is green, the buds are bursting on the trees, and you're a racist no matter what you say or do! Isn't it wonderful?

(Fifth?)

4 Pawlenty has hired Nick Ayers as his campaign manager.  Rick Klein calls this a "big get."

Born in 1982,  Ayers' parents are democrats and he told The New Republic he was "high on Clinton" back in the 90's.  He's from Cobb County,  Georgia.

So, Pawlenty has hired a 28-year old from one of the few Cobb County residents that actually liked Bill Clinton.  This does not sound like a "big get" to me.  It sounds like most of the campaign people know that Pawlenty doesn't have a chance.

Washington Post column says this guy was one of the top 6 uncommitted operatives for the campaign.  Who decides that he is that big a deal?  He has never run a presidential campaign and his noted accomplishments are working for the Republican governors,and Prebius transition at the RNC.

5 As a philosopher,  I feel duty bound to raise the thorny issue of the IS/OUGHT problem.

6 So you're inquiring about what the problem is or what it ought to be?

7 Thanks for not bringin up shoulda/coulda

8 Since when is liking Bill Clinton a plus?

9 Hey wait a minute

10 Here's a CNN article of their usual fair and balanced variety implying that the Tea Party is going to split us just like they did in 1861, racist slaveholding warmongers that they are:

4 ways we're still fighting the Civil War

11 "What was the most interesting fact that you found in your writing about Adam Smith?"


The relationship with Hume.

12

Since when is liking Bill Clinton a plus?

When leftys define what Repubs should do.

13

anyone have any thought about the NH meeting this past weekend ?

_{^{George SorosÂ’ New Plan for Global Financial Regulation}}

@big gvt

14 "As I tried to present Smith as an extremely friendly, critic of Hume's project"

I fucking  love C-Span!!

Book TV rawks!

15

_{^{George SorosÂ’ New Plan for Global Financial Regulation}} , sorry tried to shrink from Huge bold;

 

16 sorry tried to shrink from Huge bold;

I think New Comment Thingy strips out large type tags.

17 A true crisis is emerging in Switzerland, an earth shaking calamity indeed -- the end of free beer????
 
Free beer will reportedly be verboten soon in Switzerland, if the government has its way.
 
OH NOES!! This cannot stand.

18

Thank you Nickless. my computer skills are really lacking.

In that case thabk the g-ds for pixy. now if something could be done about easier linking.

19 Another 7.1 magnitude quake just hit Japan; tsunami warning issued (Fox news)

20

When leftys define what Repubs should do.

How many more Wacos do Repubs want?

21 Gnu , poor Japan, it's seems Gaia is truly merciless. Japanese have shown themselves to be stalwart people facing so much yet still standing. pretty amazed.

22 Repubs want?

23 Who's the next BIG GET to run a campaign for the GOP? Terry McAuliffe still available?

24 Regarding my comment on Nick Ayers (who has a most unfortunate last name),  apparently the Washington Post and its allies decide who is hot in the campaign strategy department,  and then these types of people get more publicity and are considered by candidates.

I think this is a bad way for candidates to operate.  It is a stealth way for the media to exert influence over the GOP.

And that is why so many of the campaign people seem less than smart and conservative,  at least to me.

25 I ask this every few months, but , Why isn't Soros in prison? wrecking economies from country to country is legal?

26 I would be a BIG Get!

27 Mark MacKinnon?

28 I'm available. Will work for food.

29

Liar & Chief finally puts it in the front

He had been hiding all his tax hikes in bills disguised as other shit. Now he is out front with it.

He also will call for tax increases for people making over $250,000 a year, a proposal contained in his 2012 budget, and changing parts of the tax code he thinks benefit the wealthy.

Gee, where have we heard this before? Tax the rich, rich ultimately winds up being anyone who actually works for a living instead of a welfare queen who has babies for a living.

30 #28  I ask this as well.  I know he can't go back to Russia.  Putin is looking to jail him.  Myself,  I wish the Russians would just send agents after him.

I am sick of Soros turning up everywhere I look.  It is ridiculous.  And no one in the media (other than Beck) is even paying attention to it.  

31 Why isn't Soros in prison?

Laws are for made for the peasants, not the elite.

32 24 willow, yeah. Saw a report yesterday that cash (and even safes) are still washing up there; when Japanese people find this stuff they are turning it in.
 
Cash though? I dunno about that one. Definitely a different culture and mindset though.

33 Unless Palin is running , in which case, my price: One Million Dollars. {Dr Evil laugh}

34 obama lost krugman! http://tinyurl.com/4488lw5

35 Here, I dare you not to smile.

http://tinyurl.com/3rt7th2

And, I dare you not to get at least one tear.

http://tinyurl.com/3exetz4

(I have no idea what's with the Scandi music in the 2nd)

36 Any Repub running for President needs to stay far away from Bill Clinton and his minions. Clinton was a terrible President. If the economy had tanked when he was President, he woulda been out on his ear. It was the economy and only the economy that saved Bill Clinton.

37 Anybody watch Fox News Sunday to see Juan Williams and Mara Liasson trying to help Obammy roll out his new campaign, with his brilliant cost-cutting budget, and his totally awsome powers of bipartisanship that the independents all absolutely love him for?

And how those extreme Rs are going to kill us, starve us, or otherwise destroy us with their extremism?

Bret Hume just about puked watching and listening.  And Chris Wallace wanted to take Williams' head off and shit down his neck.  Bill Cristol was frying.

38 #35  You know,  I read a book by David Geletner called 1939:  The Lost World of the Fair.  It is a discussion of how different Americans of 1939 (New York World's Fair) are from today.

One thing he mentions is that it happened that year that someone mistakenly unloaded a load of boxes of DYNAMITE on a street in Harlem and left it there.  And no one touched it.  It stayed there until someone realized it had been mistakenly delivered to the wrong address.  I don't tink that would happen today.

Somewhere along the way Americans have lost the idea of honor,  something the Japanese still have.  I really think we need to bring back guilt and shame.

39 Jim Hoft at Human Events reports that Planned Parenthood had their bus at the WI anti-Walker rallies AND:
 
Planned Parenthood spent more than a million dollars last year to get democrats elected. They're still at it.
 
Our tax $s at work, so to speak.

40

Miss Marples His conduct is so caustic to every countries survivalas a sovereign  state I really cannot fathom why He still is free, It makes me believe that We have a very powerful and malignant  structure .and IT doesn't represent the US Or I  we have no-one in power with guts in this country, I mean where the hell are our FBI? CIA?

41 #43  Couldn't agree more.  I have said this before:  the democrats are lucky that they had nice guy George Bush as president.  I would not have been nice.  I would have been ruthless,  and Soros would have been at the top of my list.

42 Andrew McCarthy's piece is worth a read. He does not think much of Gen. Petraeus, but his reasons are sound.

43 Somewhere along the way Americans have lost the idea of honor,  something the Japanese still have.  I really think we need to bring back guilt and shame.

Posted by: Miss Marple at April 11, 2011 08:07 AM (Fo83G)

This.

44 Worse to worst:

Afghanistan's central bank has taken over Kabul Bank but has not yet said if it plans to sell off Kabul Bank, which plays a key role in the Afghan economy by handling payrolls for government workers and security forces.
from Breitbart:

Pres. Karzai announced today that foreign advisers share a large part of the blame for the country's banking crisis and will face criminal investigation along with the bank managers and shareholders. "Fraudulent loans were used to divert $850 million to insiders. This amount reportedly represented 94 percent of the bank's outstanding loans," according to an unnamed US government report this month. The IMF has strongly suggested that Kabul Bank be placed into receivership and then quickly sold off as part of a broader effort to stabilize the country's shaky financial system. U.S. Treasury Department officials agreed with the recommendation. Karzai did not address this point. Karzai also said that the Afghan government is moving forward with a process to formalize the country's relationship with the United States as international military forces turn more control over security to Afghan troops.

45 Abortion services are 95% of [Planned Parenthood's] business; this was in their latest financial disclosures. In any case, they also posted a 1 billion dollar profit in 2007 and their director makes well over a million a year... there simply isn't a need for them to be federally funded. If you're a Leftist and you want to kill babies and you want to support that, then you can - directly. It boils down to: they don't need the money, we don't have the money, its morally controversial at best; racial genocide at the worst - what are you fighting for, exactly?

46

Rasmussen poll: Obama -- Strongly Approve: 19% (new low); Strongly Disapprove: 39% -- Total Approval: 44%...developing...

47 #40 I saw that crap. Jaun says O'bama will come out with a new revised budget of his own that will be so much better than anything Paul Ryan could come up with. Well, Paul Ryan is the leader on this and O'bama is just some johnny-come-lately. O'bama is no leader.

48

we have become, "just do it generation" or "those with the most toys win"

Mark right, our betters are like vampires  reaping destruction   ,sucking the life out of it's host, stealing, lying, cheating and Free as a bird, As Ayers would say.

49 Texas is A W E S O M E

50

So where are those BP oil spill payments going?

Do you really have to ask?

51 Time to go... see you bitchez later

52 This day in History:

Napoleon was exiled to the isle of Elba. Conservatives wanted to hang him but the party compromised and allowed him to be exiled. The press billed it as "capital punishment".

Iowa enacted the first State cigarette tax. Today the average price of a pack of cigarettes is over $5.00. 55% of that is taxes. About 20 cents is the actual cost of the product, the rest is taxes or the huge BS "tobacco settlement" which should have been labeled as an illegal extortion tax.



 

53
Michael Yon, "Last Man Standing" from Afghanistan, April 5, 2011

This isnÂ’t the endgame.  But the battle for 2011 is unfolding before our eyes.  Recent observations suggest that it will be the most deadly so far. As the Afghan war wears on and politicians, diplomats and generals thrust and parry about an endgame, one thing is clear: The outcome of this war will be decided by the last man standing. Who that will be, and what has to happen before everyone else quits the field, are the questions that remain unanswered.

...Yon covers US tax funded Afghan projects including the sticky finger fraud squandering most money on non-Afghan middle-men contracting agencies pocketing funds that disappear into thin air. But Yon reports with one contracting agency bent to be the last contracting company standing in Afghanistan, gutsy enough to function legitimately and directly on the ground with the Afghan workers, funded by US tax dollars but not US military.

54 I ask this as well.  I know he can't go back to Russia.  Putin is looking to jail him.  Myself,  I wish the Russians would just send agents after him.

Posted by: Miss Marple at April 11, 2011 08:00 AM (Fo83G)

He probably has a polonium detector on at all times.  The only thing that saves that worthless fuck is that Vlad surely approves of him trying to destroy us.

55 #12. Posted by: nickless at April 11, 2011 07:32 AM (MMC8r)


CNN is still in business?

56

Faux News reporting that one or more Business Schools is/are interested in hiring Bernard Madoff to teach business ethics. Sounds about right. I'm guessing the interested Schools are Ivy League, no?

but really, using Madoff to teach Ethics would be a waste. On the other hand, he is ideally suited to act as Czar in charge of rescuing Social Security. Does anyone have a finer understanding of Ponzi schemes than Madoff?

57

I really think we need to bring back guilt and shame.

You can't have that in a vacuum. My radically atheist B-i-l just tanked a 42 year marriage for an affair with a malaysian native. I knew he would when he went there. No morals leads to no morals. It's not hard to predict.

58 55Who are these 44%?   Srsly... what dipwad out there thinks.. 'Yeah.. he is doing a bang up job!'

The inhabitants of both coasts. the bubble people.

59 I'm available. Will work for food hair and cocks.

Posted by: Steve Schmidt at April 11, 2011 08:00 AM (z6uLs)

A more useless POS would be hard to find.

60 Holy crap, they had another earthquake??

61

Captain Hate, It's frustrating That we see Gordon Brown, IMF, Volker, mny well known names in American business these having met together this last week-end with Soros, i find it chilling, but more so that we don't hear about it ! we don't see heads roll

which makes me think the madmen are the ones really in charge.

62 Amazing that Eleanor Holmes Norton is saying that DC has the right to use locally collected taxes to pay for "abortions for poor women". She just doesn't grasp what she is saying? They go from saying that tax money doesn't pay for the abortions themselves, to demanding that if it's taken away, that it does. Unreal.

63 Obama has a 55% approval rating in Rhode Island.  I don't know what it is in MA, but I bet it's in that neighborhood.

64 By day chasing the scum of the universe. Come night, you're the wedding fairy.

Maybe they're running because you're still wearing the tutu.
Some are just faking escape, NTTAWWT.

65 dagny,  You  B-i-l is operating now in a culture for which there is no cultural opprobation for such activity.  50 years ago even atheists were held in line by the peer disapproval such behavior would have earned.

We have a cultural void as far as morals and ethics,  and the media (spit) does everything it can to mock and destroy anyone who still has character. (See George Bush,  Sarah Palin, anyone who is religious, Tea Party members,  etc. etc.)

I am so sorry that happened to your sister.   She should take him to the cleaners.

66 Here, I dare you not to smile.

http://tinyurl.com/3rt7th2

And, I dare you not to get at least one tear.

http://tinyurl.com/3exetz4

(I have no idea what's with the Scandi music in the 2nd)

The best are the ones of kids being surprised at school. The kids cling like they're never letting dad out of their sight ever again. ;-)

67 Willow, I wish the ghost of Milton Friedman would return to assfuck them all.

68

64  There are still quite a few people at the Camille Paglia level of last year: the prez is a "good person with good ideas and I support him because I'm a Democrat and a liberal" who is simply letting too many incompetent advisors and a corrupt Congress run him over.  They approve of him, but not any of the people surrounding him...but they are starting to think he may be lacking in gonads.  At least that's what I've heard -- that's the defense to any criticisms of him now (and a mighty weak defense it is...with a look of inner turmoil and doubt as they reach into their wallets for gas and grocery money). 

Stages of grief and all that -- some people cling to it more tightly than others.

69 Hummm.

70 #75  I was a democrat and voted for Jimmy Carter.  That is the last democrat I ever voted for.

The mental state is such that you have to finally admit to yourself that you made a mistake.  This is hard for people to do,  and especially with Obama in whom so many were heavily invested emotionally as well as intellectually.  Back in the late 70's,  I would get mad at Carter and then figure that he would do better on the next issue.  Then he would make me angry yet again on something else,  but I would bounce back, albeit with less enthusiasm.

I think the failed hostage rescue mission was the last straw for me. By the time November,  1980 rolled around,  I was at my voting booth at 6AM voting a straight Republican ticket led by Reagan.  My exact thought (not being very well educated about Reagan) was "He cannot do any worse,  and at least he won't be embarrassing."

This may be why Trump has a chance.  There are a lot of people who are uncomfortable with Obama but cannot bring themselves to support someone like Pawlenty Romney,  or Palin.  But Trump sort of stands apart and doesn't have the same aura that regular Republicans do.  I wouldn't underestimate him.

71 "And that is why so many of the campaign people seem less than smart and conservative,  at least to me.

Posted by: Miss Marple at April 11, 2011 07:56 AM (Fo83G)"

yep, well the way things are going it's going to be a dirty word to say "coservative" and, if we are lucky, an even dirtier word to say "budgeteer"

72 The best are the ones of kids being surprised at school. The kids cling like they're never letting dad out of their sight ever again. ;-)

Posted by: Retread at April 11, 2011 08:38 AM (okCHU)

I know, right....it's like they're trying to crawl inside them!

73 There sure does seem to be a lot of volcanic and seismic activity going on lately. What say you Mayans?

74 Is there really a need for an automotive vehicle that runs on 44.9% coal, 23.8% gas, and 19.6% nuclear like Tesla ?

75 I'm not going to hate on Nick Ayers (unless he is somehow related to Bill).  Reagan used to be a democrat before he realized they are blithering idiots.

76 70 By day chasing the scum of the universe. Come night, you're the wedding fairy.

Maybe they're running because you're still wearing the tutu.
Some are just faking escape, NTTAWWT.

Posted by: Dave at April 11, 2011 08:37 AM (canrt)

Oh, I thought that was a soccer quote.

77 Rich C,  I am not hating on him,  but why in the world is the media treating him like he's some sort of boy wonder?   He doesn't have the resume to live up to that level of hype.

And for sure I am not going to discount someone who used to be a democrat;  I used to be one myself.  But that background only a few years ago,  coupled with his lack of experience in running a national campaign,  makes it look to me more like Pawlenty took who he could get,  and the media is coloring it as a "A-list get" in order to prop up Pawlenty.

78 Wow that video from Delaware (Claymont) has me REALLY PISSED OFF I would SO be taken to jail if that were me.

79 85. From your keyboard to God's ears, sickinmass. I just saw Trump and The Stache this morning and it was quite bracing. I heard clinking. I love The Donald - Jesus! finally SOMEONE with some balls!

80 To use a bad analogy, people thought the idea of Schwarzenegger running for governor was preposterous at first.  He turned out to be a mealy-mouthed liberal, but at least Trump has been a life-long executive, whereas Arnold was just an actor.  The valuable service of vanquishing Obama aside, I don't know that we want our brand defined by an unpredictable braggadocio.

81 I am amazed I haven't lost my mind.

Posted by: sickinmass at April 11, 2011 08:38 AM (1rflU)

On one of the threads yesterday someone was talking about a show from stoessel wherein he was showing those who "don't contribute to the treasury" cause they have a bevy of tax lawyers, accountants and pr folks who make sure they don't look bad when they avoid their property taxes cause they "raise bees on the property"   I remember reading the thread and thinking "this is what is wrong in a nutshell".   sure, it's legal, but is it moral?

82 I could easily vote for the Donald. And as I like to say, I am the base. The mere fact that he has the balls, the BALLS, to ignore the media and go look for the birth certificate is great. So he's given money to democrats before--when they were going to win anyway--that's business. The purists will howl but I'm really hoping that anybody who brings down this fraud will get the admiration of the people.

83 That being said, I could also vote for my neighbor's dog's ass against Obama.

84 I would vote for a tick on that dog's ass over Obama

85 And the ass of that tick on the dogs ass

86 91 That being said, I could also vote for my neighbor's dog's ass against Obama.

Posted by: dagny at April 11, 2011 09:13 AM (burP

Your neighbor's dog has a nice ass...

87 My dad says that trump is what a "conservative democrat" looked like "in his day".  My dad says there is no more room in the democratic party for anyone who doesn't lean all the way to the left and beyond so guys like bloomie and trump have to go republican.  If the republicans can manage to take the "legislating morality" issue off the table then their "brand" would be more desirable to most people with a brain.  Problem is, they always allow the dems to bring up the moral and philosophical crap and that's what trips them up.

88

A Bolton/Trump ticket would make the Democrats and the Middle Eastern countries wet themselves in fear.

89

77 I think that's what is going on in the minds of some right now -- but this guy has much more protection from criticism than Carter or even Clinton did, so that is a problem.

Yet one more reason why I have studiously cautioned my children to never, ever invest themselves in any political party or ideology

90 when I first came on here and said that I"d heard trump and was impressed and that he's running for president, you all had a good time with telling me that I don't know what I'm talking about.  Which, without the experience you guys have, I probably don't have but I can see what the country needs and someone like trump is what we need.

91

Posted by: Tami at April 11, 2011 08:05 AM (VuLos)

Damn you, Tami...I was blubbering harder than Michael Moore when he got cut off at the Country Kitchen all-you-can-eat buffet

BTW...what's this I hear about you being the resident expert at washing dogs' asses?

92

Ah, the new, fresh face...let's see how long this lasts.

93 Trump is an idiot. You have to be insane to support him.

94 Have you noticed the subtle articles coming out wherein boehner asks like a little boy for something in the negotiations and BO politely but firmly says "no".  They are trying to make boehner look like an idiot.  And, right on schedule they just came out and said "no trump can't run, period".  They have a small army of researchers looking for stuff on trump, meanwhile, trump has someone with a nice sheet that probably has stuff they can't even find, cause trump is going to make sure the American people know everything there is to know about him, even any negatives.

"I think he must have forgotten that I have 11 brothers and sisters and my dad owned a bar"

boehner is funny.  that was him talking to a crowd about the negotitations.  Boehner said "what in the hell is that?" to joe plugsy and the above was his response.

95 Damn you, Tami...I was blubbering harder than Michael Moore when he got cut off at the Country Kitchen all-you-can-eat buffet

Tears with your morning coffee can be good. Atleast those kind of tears.

The next vid I want to see is the one where the returning dad has to spend his leave squeezing himself in to a little tiny desk because his kid isn't willing to go anywhere without him.

96

LMAO at this.

Probably wouldn't be laughing if it had been my kid, but still.

97

BTW...what's this I hear about you being the resident expert at washing dogs' asses?

Posted by: beedubya at April 11, 2011 09:24 AM (AnTyA)

We all have to find our niche.

98 Leave it to Gabe to bring the Torchwood.

Mornin' Morons.  For some reason I can't get myself worked up this morning...don't know if I just haven't had something to spur the ol' outrage proper, or if my inner honey badger finally cemented his coup d'etat.  Could be both, who knows...

Oh, and side point:  Trump...yeah, you go do that.  I'll just be right over here.  Yes, it's near the fire exit.  No, I'm just comfortable here...no reason at all...

99 102 Trump is an idiot. You have to be insane to support him.

Posted by: Vic at April 11, 2011 09:26 AM (M9Ie6)

"'And now here is my secret, a very simple secret; it is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye."
Antoine de Saint-Exupery"

100 In the above thread monty seems to have it:  "How did Trump get to be so popular in certain political circles? HereÂ’s my take: when all we have to choose from are fools, ceteris paribus, Americans tend to choose the most entertaining fool."

What's interesting is that you guys wholly chastised me for liking rudy.  Rudy, being a New Yorker, behaves similar to trump, you can't help it, it's the environment.  Yet, last time around you had a wonderful time taking Rudy out cause he wore a dress on SNL and for other stupid reasons.  Now, in the face of donald, rudy is lookin pretty damned good, isn't he?

101

Speaking of boobies (Yes, that's sort of what I linked. Very "sort of".)...

I took yesterday off and was playing games on the computer while watching a familiar tv show on Netflix. All of sudden, in a scene a bit different from the way I remember it on tv, there was about 3 minutes of full frontal nudity.

My kids weren't in the room at the minute, but they easily could have been. Netflix lists it as "not rated" so there is no way you could have seen it them coming.

 

102 Holy Shit!

Look at the question Daily Mail poses on their home page.

BTW: If you read the article, 81% of respondants (DM poll) say yes, ban the burka

103 In the absence of leadership, people will follow anyone....faced with a bunch of mealy-mouthed Rinos (and "un-electable" wingnuts) on the R side, Trump begins to seem like a real choice. He's the only prominent person in America to take on the Zero Regime without fear, and that resonates, better or worse.

104

We all have to find our niche.

Posted by: Tami at April 11, 2011 09:31 AM (VuLos)

Heh!

Speaking of dogs' asses. I took my puppy Gonzo the Ridiculous out for her morning constitutional...and she must have swallered some of the straw I put down to protect my grass seed. When she did her business, she had a lump of stuff hanging off her rear. Gonzo freaked and ran around in circles shaking her ass trying to get it off . I had to grab a plastic bag and yank it, and a six inch piece of the straw came out along with it.

105 Another good read about BO's birth certificate

106

Okay, beedubya, I guess you get to answer dog butt questions here when Tami's not around.

 

107 112 Have to hand it to the French: they at least got the dialogue started.

108 Teh stupid.....it burns:

Wild Shoutfest Between Al Sharpton And Cornel West On ObamaÂ’s Leadership On Racial Issues

109 Trump is exactly suited to attack Ebola with skill and impunity, but that alone does not make him a good candidate for President. Beware getting infatuated with him.

110 My kids weren't in the room at the minute, but they easily could have been. Netflix lists it as "not rated" so there is no way you could have seen it them coming. Posted by: Mama AJ at April 11, 2011 09:48 AM (XdlcF) Not Rated is code for what you saw, and more.

111 Wild Shoutfest Between Al Sharpton And Cornel West On ObamaÂ’s Leadership On Racial Issues

Posted by: momma at April 11, 2011 10:04 AM (penCf)

Popcorn futures going through the roof.

112 Damn:

So very, fucking sad.

Elderly man calls in his own suicide to police

113

Not Rated is code for what you saw, and more.

Yeh, I guess. It's just that given that I'd seen the episode before, I just didn't even think about the DVD/instant watch version being different in that way.

Looking at another season of the show (Stargate SG-1), it's rated PG. So I guess that NR is telling, and I just didn't hear it.

 

114 Hey Vic,

You SC boys are getting some good press in the NY Times.  I kid you not, link is to the story.

http://tinyurl.com/3dhqpm8

115 Looking at another season of the show (Stargate SG-1), it's rated PG. So I guess that NR is telling, and I just didn't hear it. Posted by: Mama AJ at April 11, 2011 10:13 AM (XdlcF) SG-1 started out on Showtime (I think) and the early episodes had skin.

116 Creme Eggs... deep fried

117 Netanyahu: Iran accelerating nuclear program

118 New TV Ad: Barack ObamaÂ’s Legacy Of Failure

119

SG-1 started out on Showtime (I think) and the early episodes had skin.

No shit? Now it all makes sense.

Never mind, nothing to see here..._{lots of Daniel's wife to see over there, however.}

Thank you for de-ignoranting me.

120 Stupid. Just stupid:

I take 4 a day, every day.  No allergy pill or the shots worked for me.  My doc tests my innards twice a year  just to make sure I can take the stuff.

The fake shit does not work and my allergist and doc both said even if it did, don't take it.  It is worse for your kidneys, etc.

Bill to further target medications associated with meth manufacture

121 Posted by: Kemp at April 11, 2011 10:14 AM (JpFM9)

Yeah, I actually got to vote for Mulvaney.  There are now two people in Washington that I voted for.

122

Deep fried cream eggs? LOL. I'm going to have to buy some and freeze 'em till hubby comes home so I can make that for him.

123 12 Bizarre Stories of Animals Getting Stuck

124 Gov. Walker reflects on state supreme court election

125 Special Education teacher over at HuffPuff says she has '1 -  3 pregnant students' in her class 'on any given day'.

Um....what?!

126 That Walker statement is true of every State in the union except the NE.

What makes a "blue" state now is the number of cities with a population > 30K. It seems to me that once a city hits that magic number it becomes a den of communism.

127 A very large part of that approval/disapproval polling comes from the general population having been brainwashed from birth in the catechism of nice.

Be nice.  It is the first and most important virtue.

When trained to think nice all the time, you accept whatever anybody tells you as true, because to doubt it would not be nice.  So, you watch the tube a little, read a headline once in a while, and the MBM tells you that your prez is awesome, so you are happy to believe it.

128 West Texas wildfires slowing down a bit. Fort Davis lost 40 homes, but the historic bits are okay.

129 SG-1 started out on Showtime (I think) and the early episodes had skin.

The pilot (Children of the Gods, 2 parter) only, the rest of 9.95 seasons is very tame.

130

It was much better back then too.  At least for the first 2 years.

Quality has been...varied throughout all 3 shows, but I have thoroughly enjoyed all of them. And laugh at the Stargate references and familiar faces in almost every single episode of "Sanctuary".

131 Quality has been...varied throughout all 3 shows, but I have thoroughly enjoyed all of them.

Eh.  I couldn't get into Universe.  A shame that now it's dead, Rodney shows up...ah well, what might have been...

132

Okay, I admit I fast-forwarded through much of the first several episodes of Universe.

It never decided what kind of show it is. They haven't been to a new planet in I don't know how many episodes. It's just been back and forth to Earth (virtually) or dealing with the ship.

I'm wondering how many more people from the other shows will end up with at least cameos in the last few episodes.

133 SG-1 was no where near as good as Wormhole Extreme!

134 I'm wondering how many more people from the other shows will end up with at least cameos in the last few episodes. Posted by: Mama AJ at April 11, 2011 10:52 AM (XdlcF) That show finally became watchable and showed a few signs of much goodness to come. Of course that lit up the big red CANCEL! button at SyFy HQ.

135

SG-1 was no where near as good as Wormhole Extreme!

That was funny. The number of in-jokes in these shows...from the "MacGyver" reference in the very first episode...cracks me up.

136 The biggest problem for SGU is that, well, it lost that sense of fun its predecessors always had, even when things got serious.  This may be me--it seems that when it worked best, it kinda said 'we know this is kinda ridiculous, just roll with it'.  (Half the characters couldn't take it seriously all the time.  O'Neil especially.)

They tried to be Battlestargate Galactica-1.  It didn't work, unsurprisingly.

137 That was funny. The number of in-jokes in these shows...from the "MacGyver" reference in the very first episode...cracks me up. Posted by: Mama AJ at April 11, 2011 10:57 AM (XdlcF) Indeed.

138 Dems show their seriousness (or rather lack thereof) concerning the looming economic catastrophe:

“'The Ryan proposal could be the foil Obama needs,' said former Bill Clinton adviser Paul Begala, who could not sound happier at the prospect. 'I hope every vulnerable Republican in Congress signs on to the Ryan plan to kill Medicare, because we will beat ’em like a bad piece of meat.'”

I'm just so glad Obama is placing fixing our problems as a higher priority than his re-election campaign, aren't you?
/

139

One of the most annoying points in Universe is when they had O'Neill and Carter on and they had this angst between them about losing a couple X-302 pilots. I was wondering WTF, but it was a set up for A Lesson For the Captain on Leadership or some stupid shit.

Much better at writing light-heartedness than INTENSITY.

140

Indeed.

Snort.

Does anyone else watch Sanctuary?

141 LOL, Scent of A Woman is playing on AMC right now. I am wondering if they will have all the "good language" in it?

142

Wow, that Robert Samuelson opinion piece was pretty clear and to the point for the WAPO!

But I have to take issue with him mouthing the recurring liberal mantra of "Everyone wants to reduce spending, but nobody wants to give up any benefits."

Busllshit.  You can't claim that until the people have been asked to make sacrifices, realistic ones that are not just soak-the-rich schemes, and asked by a leader who can explain in compelling terms why they are neccessary for our survival, and not just more class-war demagogery!

That has never happened.

ps. Remember how the libs castigated Bush for not asking Americans to sacrifice in our response to 9-11?  Somehow they have forgotten how important that call to sacrifice was.  Of course, the reason it was important to the liberals then is that they desperately hoped Americans would tell GWB "NO".  Now they are afraid that the Tea Party spirit will imbue Americans with the will to find a way to say "YES"!

143

The Donald is a rodeo clown. He'd have to pay me megabucks to vote for him for Prez. But I am enjoying his in your face birtherism--mainly because it has caused the the usual anti-birther shushers in the right of center blogosphere to fall strangely silent. the Donald's lack of fear of being called a nutter shames them and marks them as total cowards.

144 @108 "'And now here is my secret, a very simple secret; it is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye."
Antoine de Saint-Exupery"

Says the man who plunged to his death trying to break the sound barrier in a P-38.

145

What say you Mayans?

Global warming.

146 Trump's economic plan would be to tell China we aren't going to pay them. Same as he did to his own creditors when he was basically bankrupt. I guess that's what we need, a shameless President. Wait we already have one of those.

147 Posted by: polynikes at April 11, 2011 11:33 AM (1URKd)

you don't think that's the endgame now?

148 The first coin minted in America was designed by Franklin, beck bought one in Williamsburgh yesterday.  It doesn't say "In God We Trust" it says "MIND YOUR BUSINESS"

how far have we strayed from that?  I mean MINDING EVERYONE'S BUSINESS IS ALL THE DEMOCRATS DO.

149

The Donald is a rodeo clown. He'd have to pay me megabucks to vote for him for Prez. But I am enjoying his in your face birtherism--mainly because it has caused the the usual anti-birther shushers in the right of center blogosphere to fall strangely silent. the Donald's lack of fear of being called a nutter shames them and marks them as total cowards.

Posted by: Bobby Dylan Rocks Tianenmen Square at April 11, 2011 11:19 AM (K/USr)

Yeah I agree with this.  Plus he takes the birther meme, which retarded imbeciles like Mika like to use to badger elected Repubs with instead of dwelling on real issues that B+ Hussein has fucked up, and shoves it right back into their yaps.

150 "But I am enjoying his in your face birtherism--mainly because it has caused the the usual anti-birther shushers in the right of center blogosphere to fall strangely silent." Same here, but I think there's something else at play here, as well: As that shitstain, Princess Barack, bounces this country further down that hierarchy-of-needs pyramid with every new bit of damage he does, the smarter useful idiots are figuring out that their "conspicuous virtue" is not only unaffordable but also counterproductive.

151 13 lines down (paragraphs) they finally mention the date, and yet they still don't mention the Prez.

Now, if this happened under Bush's Admin, wouldn't his name be in the first or second sentence?

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154 Actually, Trump continues to annoy me.

I strongly suspect he talks about the birther stuff because a) since noone else will, it gives him traction, and b) it crowds out everything else, like the fact that he has spent most of his life shoveling money towards democrats, appears to have liberal beliefs otherwise, and all his other negatives. You know, use of bankruptcy to screw people, etc.

I love that "but we already have a shameless president now" bit, I'm gonna steal it.

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