1 FIRST!!!11!1!1! SUCK IT ACE!!!!!!!!

2

All the buzz this morning here and on FNC

Perry getting ready to announce. One thing they said on Fox this morning was that they need to start worrying about filing deadlines in some of the early primary States. I donÂ’t think so.

3

Nation's leading gun runner laughed out of the box by terror experts

“Courts are our best terror fighting weapon”.

4 Bring on the DOOM.

5

Politicians are incredibly stupid when it comes to economic matters

Here the commie rags bemoans luxury yachts that are docked in Charleston who go through elaborate rituals to remain registered out of State. Why? Because South Carolina has some of the highest property taxes in the country on cars and boats. For a multi-million dollar yacht we are not talking about small change here.

The idiots never stop and figure what will happen when they raise taxes to a much greater level than the locations surrounding them.

6

Good News! British library to go online

Bad news, going on Google

7 That's about it for the news this morning. Where is everyone?

8 I just submitted an article to Ace discussing the conservative case for protectionism.  Wonder if he'll even acknowledge it?

9 Why Not Let Prices And Wages Fall?

10 The concept of being bound by a Constitution is far too constraining when you are an elite and you really do know exactly how to run the universe.

11 Why not "let" prices and wages fall?  That's kind of impossible to do when you are borrowing a trillion dollars a year from yourself.

IOW when you are printing money like Argentina in the bad old days prices will not fall because the money becomes worthless.

Real inflation in this country is hitting on 10%.

And wages????  Real wages have been falling faster than Obama's chances of reelection. They are falling because hours are being cut back and the unemployed are taking shit jobs after unemployment runs out.

12

“Courts are our best terror fighting weapon”.

Posted by: Vic at June 20, 2011 06:59 AM (M9Ie6)

Lawyers--is there anything they can't do!

Doing it well is another matter.

13 Friday came and went.  Yet I don't see any explanation from Barry about Libya and I see that Boehner obviously doesn't rate the whole kinetic adventure in Northern Africa as important enough to disturb the president's golf plans.

I wonder what it will take for the die-hard 'victory uber alles' wing of the party to finally admit he sucks and should be out of a job.

14 Real inflation in this country is hitting on 10%.

Posted by: Vic at June 20, 2011 07:24 AM (M9Ie6)

I buy the cheap bread when I go grocery shopping.  The cheap, lowest priced crappy store brand wheat bread.  It's actually not that bad, it's passable, but there's so much better.

Usually, it's $0.89 cents.  This past weekend I noticed it was $1.18.

A 26% price increase.

Twenty-six.  Two six.

And for me?  I don't make a lot of money.  That's a big deal for me.

I disagree with Ron Paul.  Forget merely auditing the Fed.  Burn it to the f*cking ground.

15 "It's still cool to be an Obama supporter," wishes Axelrod

16 OT - Walking outside at 0400 to find your Jeep has been broken into and robbed pretty much ruins your whole day.

17 265 yards from the pin, out in the deep rough? 

I'd use a pitching wedge from here.

18
I wonder what it will take for the die-hard 'victory uber alles' wing of the party to finally admit he sucks and should be out of a job.

Posted by: Bevel Lemelisk at June 20, 2011 07:26 AM (FkKjr)

Which one, the Bumbler-In-Chief or Boner?

19 That write-up in the sidebar from that Geoghegan jackoff is burning my balls.

His whole argument is basically, "this is why we can't have nice things," while implicitly calling Southerners lazy and stupid.

Dear Mr. Geoghegan,

Kiss my hairy ass!

Sincerely,
Robert

20 One thing to keep in mind about "The Fed". It is, and always has been, the central component in "The American System". This is the main reason that Andrew Jackson killed the central banking to the displeasure of those who loved cronyism.

This is one more huge casualty of the late war of 1861. When the South left the union the major opponent of this corrupt system left with it. In 1862 The American System took off unimpeded (Lincoln was a major advocate).

It hasn't abated at all since then.

21 Robert, you wouldn't happen to be from GA would you?

22

Which one, the Bumbler-In-Chief or Boner?

Posted by: Robert at June 20, 2011 07:31 AM (4ixH5)

Both.  I strongly suspect Boehner will be an impediment to getting rid of the greater problem.

23 Bread here at the WalMart Super Store has gone from 1.86 to 1.98 from 2008 to 2011.

24 Palin's emails in two easy panels

25 Heavy thunderstorms with massive rain just moved through central Indiana,  heading towards Ohio.

We have downed power lines,  flash floods, and a couple of lightning -caused fires in this area.

Fair warning to those east of me!

26 Good news, everyone!  Taxpayer funding for La Raza has skyrocketed.  That's post-racial.

27 “Courts are our best terror fighting weapon”.


Given the pool of activist judges with Holder on top?

Tell that to Federal Judge John Roll.

28 The Onion is making a big push to get a Pullitzer Prize.  Which seems way less stupid than it did in, like, 2007

29 Axelrod is still turned on by Obama who enjoys Medvedev's official endorsement for a 2nd term. Nothing like improving US/RUSSIAN relations via "reset".

30 #28  The Onion often makes more sense than the regular news.

31 The new Miss USA is a ginger originally from New Jersey! 

32 We have downed power lines,  flash floods, and a couple of lightning -caused fires in this area.

Miss Marple, did you get the DHS/FEMA glossy advertisement letter through the USPS this month warning you to have your home catastrophe insurance in order? LOCAL Allstate agents got free federal endorsement references from our tax funds.

33 5 Vic,

If there's two things you can count on in politicians they are:

1) a strong desire to act on social deviancy to "show their power"....see Weiner, Anthony

2) a naive childlike belief stronger than the Saint's faith in Christ that their bull in a china shop mentality is never a harm to the economy or coffers.

34 Posted by: Truman North at June 20, 2011 07:14 AM (K2wpv)

Does Ace usually accept uninvited submissions? Not being passive-aggressive, I just don't know

35

looks like hte market is goign to tank in a BIG way. Futures are down 64 right now.

oh, and a belated happy fathers day to all the other fathers out there. I hope you got to appreciate and enjoy the day with your kids.

36 Hostess Donut gems up from 1.29 to 1.69 the last few months. Sure, I can get those creme cookies, but they're loaded w that high fructose corn syrup AND Juan McCain endorses them.

37 @14   Get a bread machine. they're fool-proof and cheap. You don't need anything fancy. I think I paid 40 bucks for one at Walmart. Amazon has cheapies, too.

You can make a much better loaf of white bread for about 35cents/loaf(not including power costs).Throw in some oats, or bran. Buy yeast in a jar @ Amazon, not the expensive little packets.

100% whole wheat, about 65 cents/loaf. 100% whole wheat is more problematic in a machine, so I'd mix half and half white flour & WW.

There's a slight learning curve, but not much of one. You may have a few funny-looking loafs, but they taste fine.

Heck of a lot cheaper, you control the ingredients. Nothing not to like. A couple of minutes to put your mix in the pan is about the only time involved on your end.

38 Posted by: sven10077 at June 20, 2011 07:55 AM (kq1lG)
Add to that their  belief that they really are special people deserving special treatment at every turn.

39 Spambots up early. Refreshing.

40 loafs..ha...loaves

41 Brooke Alvarez on the Onion News Network is the hawt.

42 23 Bread here at the WalMart Super Store has gone from 1.86 to 1.98 from 2008 to 2011.

Posted by: Vic at June 20, 2011 07:42 AM (M9Ie6) 

Dude.  My local grocery store jacked the price for a head of romaine lettuce to $2.79 from $1.99 a few months ago.  My basic math says that's a 40% increase?

But I'm sure it has nothing whatsoever to do with the fact that we're taking food and forcing it into fuel tanks by law.

43 Lizbth - I used to make my own bread, no machine. I never got the rise right, but it was the most awesome PB&J bread - dense and flavorful. with the cost of things nowdays, looks like i'm going to perfect my bread making again.

44 well NC Ref turning lettuce into fuel would be really stupid - it barely has any calories as it is

45 yeah I might have to look into bread making too

any of you who shop at places like Sam's Club or Costco, ever notice how crowded it is lately?  people are searching for deals

46 The legislature must be controlled by the constitution, and not the constitution by them.

With the help of Bing I found it.

Brutus; the anti-federalist papers.

The anti-federalists were more right than even they knew.

47 Add this to your next DOOM post. American Thinker article about TSA Stormtroopers.

Ready for your impromptu TSA pat down in your home?

When is enough, ENOUGH?

48 48 Vic,

even the Tea Party is undereducated on the Anti-Federalist papers....

the Constitution was not a love letter to turning government into "national daddy" and the founders would all blanche at what we've wrought.

49 45 well NC Ref turning lettuce into fuel would be really stupid - it barely has any calories as it is

For sure, actually I was referring to the corn/ethanol thing, but I think I need to stop trying to make coherent points for a while!  Plus I forgot to bitch about all the oil drilling obstructions...high gas prices...Obama blah blah blah.  Are you home from all your travels now?

50 Dollar General used to have all kinds of stuff for a buck. Now, not so much.

51

Posted by: todler at June 20, 2011 08:07 AM (fPOY0)

How did things go in NJ?  Any really good perks?

52 My wife on special occasions makes home made dinner rolls from scratch. It is nearly an all day affair.

There is a reason people quit making bread from scratch at home.

53 "It's still cool to be an Obama supporter," wishes Axelrod

Yes, says axelrod- who you can tell was always picked last in playground games, and was that weird creepy kid that ate his boogers and drew disturbing pictures in his textbooks.

Yeah, he'd know what cool was.

54 Paul Ryan has been on CNBC all morning and still is.  Nice way to start the day.

55 even the Tea Party is undereducated on the Anti-Federalist papers...

The papers that the above quote came from dealt with the problems associated with the Supreme Court. Little did Brutus know.

Even the most ardent federalists of 1787 would roll over in his grave if he saw what was going on now.

56 Did anyone you watch the vitamin D vid in ONT?

It is actually quite interesting.

Never heard of anyone being told they were vit. D deficient before though. Have you?

What he says makes sense, though.  I'm in pain 24 hours a day and I know that the pain isn't as bad in the sunny months.  I just thought it had to do with the sun being a 'pick me up' (everyone is happier when the sun is shining). 

57 What is funny is that the liberals have succeeded in making the case for an all powerful central government. You never hear about the anti-federalist papers.

Even my bookshelf which has the two-volume set of The Federalist Papers does not have a copy of the anti papers.

The liberals have really dominated the discussion throughout the modern times.

58 Posted by: momma at June 20, 2011 08:19 AM (nWikJ)
look up the vitamin d conversion rate from sunshine--it far exceeds the pill dosage.

59 I bake all of our bread. Knocked out four loaves of 100% whole wheat in short order Saturday morning. All pre-sliced and in the freezer.

Bread making isn't hard, even by hand. Yes, you have to wait for yeast to do its work, but once you've gone through a few bad loaves, it's fairly straightforward.

I bake for profit, too, though, and I've been doing so a long time. To me, it's simple.

The machine really does make it simple for everyone, though. Even just to make the dough, like for dinner-rolls, cinnamon rolls. Have the machine mix the dough and rise it the first time. Take it out, shape your rolls, second rise and bake.

60

For those who like to maintain links to important political documents

The anti-federalist papers

61 From the AT article on the TSA:

Federal immigration officials from Customs and Border Patrol swept the station with the TSA


Now does anyone really believe they were looking for illegals?

62 Operation  QKENCHANT.  Where does the CIA come up with these names?  Hoodoo there, Mr. Clay Shaw.

63 Posted by: Hrothgar at June 20, 2011 08:21 AM (yrGif)

The guys theories seem so commonsensical that I can't believe they don't test for D levels automatically when pain is a complaint.

I have tried several times to watch the last 25 min of the video but it won't load.  So I don't know if those 'sun lights/lamps' that people use in the winter in OH for depression actually work (my sister uses one every winter because she gets severely depressed in the winter).

64 What Did Presidents Hoover, Truman, and Eisenhower have in Common?
 
This is something that should be of great Interest for you to pass around.I didn't know of this until it

Was pointed out to me. Back during the great depression,

Herbert Hoover ordered the deportation Of ALL illegal aliens in

Order to make jobs available to American citizens that desperately

Needed work.
 

Harry Truman deported Over two million illegal aliens after

WWII to create jobs for returning veterans.


In 1954 Dwight Eisenhower deported 13 million Mexicans.

The program was calledOperation Wetback.It was done so

WWII and Korean War veterans would have a better chance at

Jobs.It took two years, but they deported Them!
 

Now, if they could deport the illegal aliens back

Then, they could surely do it today.If you have doubts about

The veracity of this information, enter Operation Wetback into your

Favorite search engine and confirm it for yourself.
 

Why,You might ask, can't they do this today?Actually the answer is

Quite simple.Hoover , Truman, and Eisenhower were men of honor,

Not untrustworthy politicians looking for votes!

 
 
Reminder:

Don't forget to pay your taxes* -

12 to 20 million illegal aliens - are depending on

You!

65 Interesting Secret Service Perspective
 
From a book about the Secret Service where they reveal an awful lot about the presidents and Vice Presidents ...very interesting. . . . .recap thus far:

JFK and LBJ = Philanderers of the highest order.....both kept a lot of women in White House for affairs. Both set up "early warning" systems for if and when their wives were nearby. Total immoral men. In addition, LBJ was as crude as the day is long.

Nixon = Weird, moral man but very odd and weird. Paranoid etc. Horrible relationship with his family, almost a recluse.

Agnew = nice, decent man, everyone was surprised at his downfall.

Ford = A true gentlemen who treated them with respect and dignity.

Jimmy Carter = A complete phony who would portray one picture of himself to public and very different in private. I.E. Would be shown carrying his own luggage, suit cases were always empty, he kept empty ones just for photo ops. Wanted the people to see him as pious and a non drinker, he and family drank alcohol a lot. Had disdain for the Secret Service, and was very irresponsible with the "football" nuclear codes.Didn't think it was a big deal and would keep military aides at a great distance. Would never acknowledge military or Secret service they were there to serve him.

Ronald Reagan = The real deal. Moral, Honest, respectful and dignified. Treated Secret Service and everyone else with respect and honor. Would always thank everyone all the time. He took the time to know everyone on a personal level. One story was early on in Presidency, the President came out of his room with a side arm attached to his hip. The Agent in charge said "Why the pistol Mr. President."Ronald Reagan replied, "In case you boys can't get the job done, I can help."It was common for him to carry a pistol. People do not know that when he met with Gorbachev, he had a pistol in his briefcase. Upon learning that Gary Hart was caught with Donna Rice during the election Ronald Reagan said, "Boys will be boys, but boys will not be President."

Nancy Reagan = Very nice but very protective of the President....the Secret Service was always caught in the middle. Nancy would try to control what the President ate all the time (healthy) and he would say to the Agents "come on you gotta help me out." The Reagans rarely drank alcohol. Secret Service said they could count on one hand the times the Reagans were served alcohol other than wine during dinner. They made the comment for all the fake bluster of the Carters it was the Reagans who lived life as genuinely moral people.

George and Barbara Bush = Extremely kind and considerate. Always respectful. Took great care in making sure the agents comforts were taken care of. They would bring them meals etc. One time Barbara Bush brought warm clothes to agents standing outside a Kennebunkport.One agent who was given a warm hat tried to nicely say no thanks when he was obviously freezing and President Bush said "Son, don't argue with the first lady, put the hat on."

Bill Clinton = Presidency was one giant party. Not trustworthy, he was nice because he wanted everyone to like him but life is just one big game and party to him.

Hillary Clinton = Another phony. Personality would change the instant cameras were near. She hated with open disdain the military and Secret Service. Again another one who felt people are there to serve her. She was always trying to keep tabs on Bill Clinton..

Al Gore = An egotistical ass who was once overheard by his Secret Service detail when he told his son he needed to do better in school or he "would end up like these guys" and pointed to the agents.

G W Bush = They loved him and Laura Bush. They said no one is a nicer person than Laura Bush who never has a harsh word to say about anyone. The Bush's went out of their way to take care of the Secret Service and made sure they were well cared for with meals and other comforts. GW was the most prompt of the Presidents. He ran like a well oiled machine. He was also the most in shape who had a very strict work out regimen. The Bush's made sure their entire administration understood to respect and be considerate of the Secret Service.

Karl Rove was the one who was the most caring of the Secret Service in the administration.

Barack Obama - Clintons all over again - hates the military and looks down on the Secret Service.

66 Just a couple of things going around the chain email circuit.

The Secret Service one is from a newly published book.

67 Apples have gone from .89 a lb to $1.27lb here. Bread, the cheap store brand is $1.89 a loaf versus the better bread at 2.73 a loaf. Still I am not complaining. My 20 year old has a job, and it's summer. We are all holding our breath on the big show down coming for the Eagle Ford issue. My neck of the woods (SAT, South Texas ) is poised to boom, but of course the Feds and our own stupid libtard mayor will try to rob us. Our mayor is so frickin liberal that he is trying to change one of our major streets' names from Durango to "Ceasar Chavez". Will cost millions, but hey, so what??? The Mexican drug violence is really starting to spill over here. We have a lot of Mexican Nationals who have relocated to whole enclaves here. My CPA lives in Knippa, where his family has ranched for over 120 years. They carry guns now, and everyone knows of people who have had run ins with traffickers.

68

Never heard of anyone being told they were vit. D deficient before though. Have you?

Yeh. I'll get a link eventually. Not much time this morning, don't know if I can find it.

69 Posted by: momma at June 20, 2011 08:30 AM (nWikJ)
Wife has SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and we are convinced that Vit D helped a lot.

70

Walking outside at 0400 to find your Jeep has been broken into and robbed pretty much ruins your whole day.

That is a real bummer. Hope your day improves from there.

71 For an inside story on the Clintons from the military perspective read Dereliction of Duty.

The Book at Amazon

72 47 yeah I might have to look into bread making too

any of you who shop at places like Sam's Club or Costco, ever notice how crowded it is lately?  people are searching for deals

Posted by: chemjeff at June 20, 2011 08:08 AM (28mus)

I never go to Sam's Club or Costco (they aren't in the part of town where I live) but I do go to a lot of yard sales and thrift stores, and they seem to be more crowded than they used to be.

73 Just read the Union piece listed at the top of the sidebar.. What an ass.. But yet, that's just the sort of attitude I expect from a union mouth tool.. And just one of the reasons why I hate unions.. Their sense of 'entitlement' that is unearned and undeserved.

74

Does Ace usually accept uninvited submissions? Not being passive-aggressive, I just don't know

I don't know, either.  But he did decide to publish one of my articles the other week, so I send him stuff I write now, in case he feels like he needs filler.

75 The "Everything is $1.00" stores are definitely more crowded than they used to be.

76

Okay, found it quickly, momma. This guy has a different take on many nutritional topics, so...well, I don't know what. Others will disagree, I guess.

77 Doom Index.

78 Barack Obama - Clintons all over again - hates the military and looks down on the Secret Service. Posted by: chain mail at June 20, 2011 08:33 AM (eX82v) Makes me cry

79

I never got the rise right, but it was the most awesome PB&J bread - dense and flavorful.

That's fixable. Water temp or freshness of yeast, maybe.

I don't use our bread machine enough. Do love to make it by hand. Kneading it for 10-15 minutes is good therapy for working out anger from reading about political crap!

80

Why does Squak Box have all these conservative politicians on?

81

How did things go in NJ?  Any really good perks?

Posted by: NC Ref

Well other than having to buy a new car on the way up, it went well. My truck threw a rod on the way up, so I had to get a car in MD. lol

But I had good games, got picked for regional finals this weekend, and have an outside shot at going to nationals if I do very well.

The hotel was scary, and the gift was ok, but it was worth it for the comitation. Lots of good soccer, and some not so good games too.

82

Hey, question for the moronettes: 

Why do women love having their nails "done" so much? 

83

Why do women love having their nails "done" so much? 

Posted by: Truman North at June 20, 2011 08:54 AM (K2wpv)

Define 'so much'.

84 My cheap tips: I eat frozen dinners instead of cafeteria at work. To be somewhat healthy I buy frozen veggies and add a serving or 2 to the cheap entrees instead of buying the $$ brands to get veggies. I will also make a big batch of rice and then add some pre-cooked meat and frozen veggies and microwave at work. And I always read the price tags. Often a smaller size on sale is cheaper per oz than the larger size. Target has had the 1 lb rice for .77 cents. 2 lbs 2.04, 5 lbs is 4.##. This isn't even a sale its their normal pricing for the past couple months.

85 There is a reason people quit making bread from scratch at home.

It is time consuming for me..mostly because I'm not that skilled at it (because I never really had to be).  It can also be intimidating, unless you're lucky enough to have your grandma or old sewing circle ladies at your disposal. 

However, I do have a bread machine.  It is very easy to make a loaf of bread using it.  You add your ingredients in the sequence you're supposed to, turn it on and you're done.  It's pretty foolproof.  Your bread may not look as "perfect" as the store bread, but there's no comparison in taste. 

86 The bread racks at BigLots is where I get my bread these days. It's usually two or three days away from the sell-by date, but it all goes in the freezer anyways. $1.60 for Rye bread. Thomas Raisin bread makes the best french toast.

87

You know, enough to pay for someone else to do it, and sit there for an hour and have them done, and

I guess the whole "paying for someone to paint your fingernails" thing is just so alien to me

88

Well other than having to buy a new car on the way up, it went well. My truck threw a rod on the way up, so I had to get a car in MD. lol

Congratulations on the selections.  And best of luck (and avoiding fucked up unique situations!) on the way to nationals.  And yeah, the comitations (??? I'm just gonna assume you are using this word right) are the best reason to do what we do.

On my driving adventure, Bullet decided she wanted a new alternator in Denver, and I got her a new tensioning arm and belt to go with it.  Shiny new bling for my girl!  And I think I'll spring for some new kicks for her before we head home.  But she treats me well, I can do no less for her, right?

89

That's fixable. Water temp or freshness of yeast, maybe.

I don't use our bread machine enough. Do love to make it by hand. Kneading it for 10-15 minutes is good therapy for working out anger from reading about political crap!

Posted by: Mama AJ

yeah, it was probably old yeast. could have been the water too. it looks like it's about time for me to start baking from scratch again. Groceries are gettign to expensive. And now I'm wishing I didn't live in an apartment, so I could have a garden. I need more veggies in my diet.

90

However, I do have a bread machine.  It is very easy to make a loaf of bread using it.  You add your ingredients in the sequence you're supposed to, turn it on and you're done.  It's pretty foolproof.  Your bread may not look as "perfect" as the store bread, but there's no comparison in taste. 

 

What bread machine are you using? Sub-Tard likes to cook.

91

I guess the whole "paying for someone to paint your fingernails" thing is just so alien to me

Posted by: Truman North at June 20, 2011 08:58 AM (K2wpv)

Usually, it's a much better manicure if someone else does it and depending on the type of manicure you're getting, i.e., UV gel, you can't really do it yourself.  

Also....it's 'quiet, pamper time' for her.

92

I guess the whole "paying for someone to paint your fingernails" thing is just so alien to me

It's hard for some of us to do a good job. Esp. when painting the right hand nails with your left hand. Much, much prettier when someone else does it.

I'm way too cheap to actually pay to get it done...but it is nice.

93

Hey, question for the moronettes: 

Why do women love having their nails "done" so much? 

I do not like getting my nails done for a couple reasons.  1) it is a huge waste of money, especially when I do a pretty nice job doing my own and 2) getting pedicures in tubs where lots of other gross feet have been gives me the serious heebie jeebies.  I once got a toenail fungus from a pedicure that took a couple years to get rid of. 

94

Congratulations on the selections.  And best of luck (and avoiding fucked up unique situations!) on the way to nationals.  And yeah, the comitations (??? I'm just gonna assume you are using this word right) are the best reason to do what we do.

LMAO best misuse of a word yet. I meant compitition, but that worked too. nice to know I learned soemthign today, I can now quit work and go home for the day. lol.

and yeah, I'm hoping for a stellar weekend. 18 refs, and 4 get piced for nationals. I'm only a 7, and it's my first finals weekend. but I also think they liked th ededication of buying a new car just to get to Jersey. lol

95

Where is Monty damnit?

We need doom, especially because europe is falling apart and things look like they are going to take a turn for the worse.

96

Eh.  My quiet pamper time is when I poop.  I guess that's another reason it's great to be a man.  As far as the "pretty" thing... I think it's like shoes.  No matter how much someone's let themselves go, feet and fingernails are pretty standard.

97 it's more than painting nails...and it looks better than if you do it yourself.....

98 @92

I have a Zojirushi. 

99

"1) it is a huge waste of money, especially when I do a pretty nice job doing my own..."

I agree.  I just buy those Obey nail kits from the Israelis at the mall. Good stuff.

100 The little drink of water anchoring on CNBC is making me very very happy atm

101 and the senate killed the railgun and the FEL project for the navy.  nothing like ending a potential program that is showing progress.

102

Where is Monty damnit?

Well, if he's on 'good behaviour', he should be back soon...

103 and the senate killed the railgun and the FEL project for the navy.  nothing like ending a potential program that is showing progress.

Yeah, I find it typical Democrat BS. Obama is over there promising billions to the Muzzies who are our enemies at the same time they kill a few 100 million in research for the military.

This happens every time the commies get control.

104 Has anyone ever tried to sue the US G to get their tax money back for things that benefit a small group or state Like cowboy poetry, various "Hall of fame museums," etc.?  I remember hearing about suits re military action (which went nowhere), but military actions are by definitive about national interest.

105
103 and the senate killed the railgun and the FEL project for the navy.  nothing like ending a potential program that is showing progress.

Posted by: todler at June 20, 2011 09:12 AM (fPOY0)

The railgun is so so , but killing the FEL is a crime.

106 Has anyone ever tried to sue the US G to get their tax money back for things that benefit a small group or state Like cowboy poetry, various "Hall of fame museums," etc.?

SCOTUS ruled long ago that being a taxpayer does not give you standing to sue over taxes.

107

Just read the Union piece listed at the top of the sidebar..


What an ass..

But yet, that's just the sort of attitude I expect from a union mouth tool..

And just one of the reasons why I hate unions.. Their sense of 'entitlement' that is unearned and undeserved.

What cracked me up about that story is that apparently the right to work freely and not be forced into a union is reponsible for income inequality and lower school test scores. What next, right to work is responsible for high crime and global warming?

108

100 @92

I have a Zojirushi. 

 

Cool, just bought a recertified Cusinart Breadmaker for $50. Thanks.

109 What cracked me up about that story is that apparently the right to work freely and not be forced into a union is reponsible for income inequality and lower school test scores.

That claim about the school test scores is based on an already discredited story that was a lie when first published and even more of a lie since it is way out of date.

110 Greece bonds are yielding 30%.  I'm just saying.  If some moron out there has some mad money they were going to take to the casino, 30% is an insane return.

111

Posted by: todler at June 20, 2011 09:06 AM (fPOY0)

LMAO too.  Good luck with your next level of comitation!  *snort*  Guess I should go ahead and upgrade too.  FML.

I toast your selection.  Well tonight I will, anyways.

112 I'm glad I took my blood pressure medicine before I read the Geoghegan op-ed.  Of course, I should just count my lucky stars that I can read or even wipe my own ass since I was educated in the South.  That truly is rich coming from someone from Chicago. 

113 Interesting read that ties together Ambassador Eikenberry's departure in A-stan, Karzai the idiot and some of the ridiculous things he (Karzai) says- like we are polluting the environment;

I really hate that dirtbag.

114

They say confession is good for the soul.  When I'm home I go to the nail salon and let them give me a pedicure.  My right foot has been broken twice and ignored (ow, shit... and keep walking), so it collapsed and I had to walk on crutches for a year while they got the titanium latticework arranged under my skin.  My excuse is that I can't bend the bastard to cut my nails.

The little mama-san thinks it is hilarious to ask me what color polish I want, everytime.  I'm going to ask for camo some day.

115 lizbth - My kids bought me a nice bread maker (a Zojirushi - something like that) a few Christmases ago.  They're great!

I've made bread from scratch for years, but the machine really makes it easy.  And if you don't like the shape of the loaf in the machine, you simply have it go thru the rising phase, then take it out and put it in the oven free form, or whatever.

That's probably the greatest thing about bread machines.. I can make pizza dough from scratch (using quick-rise yeast) in less than an hour.  I make the best damn pizza.

116 Heh.  Mr. Black just got back from an 8am dentist appointment.  Since he was the first one there, he was privy to a conversation.  He overheard our dentist call all his employees together.  (He has a TV in every single patient room so people can wait & watch TV.  Usually, the girls ask, what station do you want to watch?).  He said, quote, "under no circumstances do I want any TV to ever be broadcasting NBC.  If any patient has a problem with it, just refer them to the old man (himself)." 

NBC fallout from omitting "under God."  Granted, I'm in a conservative state, but still.....F-U NBC.

117

That claim about the school test scores is based on an already discredited story that was a lie when first published and even more of a lie since it is way out of date.

I just think it's funny that anyone other than a union hack would believe that union labor is the solution to every problem known to man. I am certain that the reason that we haven't cured cancer yet is because the doctors aren't unionized.

118 This week's House schedule

The patent bill is coming to the floor this week, so the troubling aspects of the House version of the bill must have been resolved. We will know in a few days.

119 I just submitted an article to Ace discussing the conservative case for protectionism.  Wonder if he'll even acknowledge it?
Posted by: Truman North
...........
I look forward to seeing that.  We seem to be subsidizing the third world at the cost of our own economy.  I think free trade is all well and good in a thriving economy, but we were foolish to give away so much manufacturing.

120 That $28/hour for union workers in Chicago is the revenue stream that lines that scumbucket's pocket, so anything he says on the issue is formed by his self-interest.

121 Posted by: Lady in Black
........
Good for the dentist!  F-U NBC indeed!  I think I will go send them an email letting them know I will be boycotting them.. maybe their sponsors too.

122 Free trade helps everyone as long as everyone is playing by the rules.  When China holds real wages down by purchasing American paper rather than paying people in the factories, their workers can't buy products and services from America, which stifles our job creation.  I go through it thoroughly but non-mathematically.

123

I toast your selection.  Well tonight I will, anyways.

Posted by: NC Ref

TY. I toasted it last night.

 

And yeah, pushing for 6 this year. The assesments are freaking expensive, but at least I've got stellar adult games close to me.

And surprising note, the market hasn't tanked like I expected. It's unexpected good news - it isn't down as much as we thought. lol

124 Rep. Phil Roe (R-TN): Give patients control of healthcare

In which he discusses his bill to eliminate the IPAB (rationing board).

125

One of my clients is Statoil, the Norwegian national oil company.  I had a technical query today and after the guy's signature was the now-common invocation:  P Please consider the environment before printing this email. 

So I answered the questions and under my signature wrote:

Please go ahead and print this email if you like since all paper in the modern world is made from farmed trees grown for the purpose, thus increasing the Earth's biomass, carbon dioxide absorbtion and the production of oxygen as a byproduct.

126 I do my own nails ... thanks ...

127

Nice, Mr. Dave

Hey, M80B, have you considered running some sort of service for-profit informing folks who want to hear about the goings of Congress?  You're always right on top of the minutia of everything.  It's very impressive.

128 Let's see - the company moved to where labor costs were lower and subsequently went Tango Uniform.   So, the move caused the failure.   

Quite the logical fallacy. 

How about competitive pressures caused both?  

129

The asshats in the MFM are really out of controll...I guess Fast and Furious hasn't tickled their wiener yet...

Fookin shamefull

http://tinyurl.com/3r25zpe

 

 

130 I just saw a bird outside my window.  It had a USAF logo on the side.  Should I be worried?

131

The decline in U.S. index futures indicated the S&P 500 will drop for the first time in three days. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. reduced its second-quarter growth forecast for the worldÂ’s largest economy to 2 percent from 3 percent. Reports this week will probably show home sales dropped in May to the lowest level of the year, while orders placed with factories increased, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.

 

The economy of the glorious workers' paradise is in the crapper. By the beard of Lenin, how can this be? After all Comrade Chairman MaObama has given the economy his laser like focus. If he can change the sea levels, he must be able to smooth a few bumps in the road

132

Hey, M80B, have you considered running some sort of service for-profit informing folks who want to hear about the goings of Congress?  You're always right on top of the minutia of everything.  It's very impressive.

Don't make her head too swelled, . 

/Seriously, that is a great idea.  With a bit of genuity, it could work. 

133 133 only if your hear it chirping air strike coordinates ...

134 What cracked me up about that story is that apparently the right to work freely and not be forced into a union is reponsible for income inequality and lower school test scores. It was rather insulting because of the mass generalizations that went on.. "Moving to the South? They're all ignorant rednecks there."

135

Interesting:

Turkey warns Assad: You have less than a week to start implementing reforms

136 Panetta Report 4: Leon PanettaÂ’s Communist Friend, and the Chinese Spy

137

Huma Weiner's mother is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The chief aide to our secretary of state is the daughter of a terrorist.

Very few in the real media and none in the MBM are touching this.

138 140 so that's why the guy went over the edge ...

139 USDA activists want to impose their intense brand of homosexual sensitivity training governmentwide, including a discussion that compares “heterosexism” - believing marriage can be between only one man and one woman - to racism.

If accepted by the Obama administration, that move could mean more sessions for military service members already undergoing gay-sensitivity indoctrination. Critics fear additional gay-oriented training would add an unnecessary burden for combat troops and encourage some to leave

140 130 Hey, M80B, have you considered running some sort of service for-profit informing folks who want to hear about the goings of Congress?  You're always right on top of the minutia of everything.  It's very impressive.

Thank you. All I really do is skim 4 political sites plus some selected sections on House committee pp, the Majority Leader's schedule, and the roll call votes at House Clerk's website.

141 All Muslims are terrorists to some degree, be thankful it's MB and not Jamaat Islamiyeh or something.

142 Hundreds of small banks that received US aid after the financial crisis appear to have found a creative way to repay the funds: obtain money from a different government program.

143 Justice Department sets June 30 meeting with BCS director

144

Mexico sues GA over immigration law

How the hell does Mexico have standing?

145 Rep. Phil Roe (R-TN): Give patients control of healthcare

In which he discusses his bill to eliminate the IPAB (rationing board).
Posted by: Miss'80sBaby
............
Unfortunately, Rep Roe is wrong.

While the president claims his board will help reduce the deficit, the latest decision by NICE in Britain illustrates the likely way such deficit savings could be achieved: rationing care.

ItÂ’s easy for a board to deny funding for care. But what if youÂ’re the patient with leukemia, or a doctor trying to offer the best care? NICEÂ’s decision ignores quality of care if the treatment is deemed too expensive by the medical boardÂ’s standard.

Decisions like these are what the IPAB will have the authority to make.

Rationing is the ONLY way to cut costs.  That is exactly what Ryan's plan does.  He simply makes private insurers the rationers and decision makers, rather than making the federal government the bad guy.

People will get less care and more denials from private insurers.  It is basic economics.  Ryan's plan assumes some magical free-market forces will make doctors and hospitals and big pharma lower their prices just because a private insurer is sending the check rather than the feds.  Silly.

146

How the hell does Mexico have standing?

Posted by: Truman North
.........
Because they'll have to take back a million Mexicans???

147

So I answered the questions and under my signature wrote:

Please go ahead and print this email if you like since all paper in the modern world is made from farmed trees grown for the purpose, thus increasing the Earth's biomass, carbon dioxide absorbtion and the production of oxygen as a byproduct.
Posted by: Mr. Dave
_____________________________________
Wow, just wow.

That  is one of the finest things I've seen on this blog in a long long time.
Well done, huzzah, take a bow, etc.

148 Mexico sues GA over immigration law

In related news, I am preparing a class action lawsuit regarding tequila purity and the lack thereof, with Mexico named  in same.

149 142 USDA activists want to impose their intense brand of homosexual sensitivity training governmentwide, including a discussion that compares “heterosexism” - believing marriage can be between only one man and one woman - to racism.

If accepted by the Obama administration, that move could mean more sessions for military service members already undergoing gay-sensitivity indoctrination. Critics fear additional gay-oriented training would add an unnecessary burden for combat troops and encourage some to leave

Posted by: momma at June 20, 2011 10:06 AM (nWikJ)

These fucker are relentless in their pursuit of this PC bullshit. Its got to stop.

 

150 Someone Hasn't Submitted their Resignation Letter To Boehner

151 How the hell does Mexico have standing?

Anybody can sue anybody else for anything.

152 Someone Hasn't Submitted their Resignation Letter To Boehner

Posted by: Miss'80sBaby at June 20, 2011 10:16 AM (xZ+bZ) 

He's too busy serenading Huma at the grocery store....oh and he may have some tax problems too.

http://tinyurl.com/436cq74

153 Anybody can sue anybody else for anything.
Posted by: Vic
.....
yeah, but the first thing they determine is if you have standing.  Mexico doesn't.

154 I just saw a bird outside my window.  It had a USAF logo on the side.  Should I be worried?

Is fake tattoo comrade.
In soviet amerika spy gives you the bird.

That needs work.

155 What do you do when someone levels a charge against you that is so outrageous and so easily disputed by the facts? Do you: A) Not dignify the accusation with a response. B) Spend 20 minutes on your national radio show defending yourself against said accusation? Mr. Beck, methinks you doth protest too much.

156 Don't miss the goldfish story in the sidebar. SFO isn't just a fictional city out of the Onion any longer.

157

Morning, all!

I bring you a link to the latest Victor Davis Hanson piece over at PJM.  It's depressing as hell. 

The Metaphysics of Contemporary Theft

 

158 Can we feed the spy birds? I'm such a sucker for mechanized animals.

159 yeah, but the first thing they determine is if you have standing.  Mexico doesn't.

Standing itself is a damn artificial construct by the courts. It is granted or withheld based on the the judge(es) in question and their political opinion. The judge they went shopping for in this suit, which Mexico joined, is a liberal Clinton appointee.

Trust me, they will get "standing".

160
"Jackass" star Ryan Dunn died in a car crash in Pennsylvania early this morning ... TMZ has confirmed with Bam Margera's mother.

34-year-old Dunn appeared in all of the "Jackass" movies -- famously shoving a toy car into his rectum in the first flick back in 2002.

Dunn and an unidentified person both died in the crash which happened around 3 a.m. at Route 322 and New Street in West Goshen Township. It's unclear who was driving the car.



Really not the way you picture one of the Jackass crew going out.

161 Someone Hasn't Submitted their Resignation Letter To Boehner After seeing way, way more of Anthony Weiner than I ever really cared to, he is an ugly dude. Big nose, flaring nostrils and beady eyes.. It's as if he's overcompensating for being such a dweeb in high school.. Now he's a dweeb who's obsessed with taking pictures of himself.. Where his only shot at women who are way out of his league would be from a position of political power.. (with his looks, in show business, he would only be able to get supporting, character roles) I picture him crying in the corner as some freshman, saying to himself, "I'll show them. I'll show them all one day when I'll run this town." Betcha he had an enemies list..

162 Posted by: Laurie David's Cervix at June 20, 2011 10:40 AM (EeYDk) That's sad.. Just saw him on 'Win It in a Minute' the other day (it was a repeat episode).. TMZ showing his twitter feed had a picture of him out drinking the night before..

163 34-year-old Dunn appeared in all of the "Jackass" movies -- famously shoving a toy car into his rectum in the first flick back in 2002.

Gosh....what a tragic loss.

164 Rationing is the ONLY way to cut costs.

As long as we're using other peoples money to keep the Grim Reaper at bay we'll spend every cent we can get for every breath more often than not.  And as long as that revenue stream is the biggest, most profitable and has the highest collection rates that is what the medical industry will deliver. 

165 "34-year-old Dunn appeared in all of the "Jackass" movies -- famously shoving a toy car into his rectum in the first flick back in 2002. Gosh....what a tragic loss" I just figured out Weiner's new career.

166 My out-of-work writer/sister wrote this for Father's Day.  It's beautiful, I think (Daddy is still spinning in his grave over her politics, though).

Weeks after you were buried, I came alone and played Pavarotti for you. "The fat guy with the great set of pipes," you used to call him. I brought the Walkman I had given you one Father's Day, and those tinny little speakers. If anyone had been watching, they'd have seen a woman kneeling on new grass, looking furtively about, embarrassed. There was a jogger on the path. I waited. I fussed with the flowers.

When I knew we were alone, I set the speakers on your headstone and played Nessun Dorma. Softly at first, a tentative offering; then a second time, louder. A third time, and the world went soft focus: a salt-stung blur of sky and blossoms, the hum of summer insects; more than one beloved voice. The fat guy with the pipes.  

I spoke to you in whispers, as I had on the night you lay dying. "Are you here?" You must be, there is so much to tell you. While Pavarotti sang for us, I told you my secret and asked your forgiveness.

I ask again now. I ask as often as I remember. When I play Pavarotti, I sometimes find your answer in my heart. We smile.

Then we sleep.

167

"Jackass" star Ryan Dunn died in a car crash in Pennsylvania early this morning ... TMZ has confirmed with Bam Margera's mother.

34-year-old Dunn appeared in all of the "Jackass" movies -- famously shoving a toy car into his rectum in the first flick back in 2002.

Dunn and an unidentified person both died in the crash which happened around 3 a.m. at Route 322 and New Street in West Goshen Township. It's unclear who was driving the car.

So a car got him in the end?

168 Nice one Jane,

Someone garbled accomodations sp? with comitation? above.
I gotta book a Motel in Duluth MN for Dad & I's fishing trip to Upstate MN, we usually go Fathers day but we're both late this year.

We take Grandpas old lures out every year.  He painted them all.  Man painted everything, got yelled at by Grandma for painting over fancy glassware.

Had this on the funeral card.

http://en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Do_ not_stand_at_ my_grave_and_weep
http://tinyurl.com/25dqvp
Do not stand at my grave and weepI am not there. I do not sleep.Try reading that at a graveside and not weeping.
These are indeed a stiff-necked people.

169 So a car got him in the end? Posted by: Blue Hen

Delaware ain't to far to travel to punish someone.

170 165. It looks like Dunn was drinking before the crash. This is literally a stone's throw from my house (for all you stalkers of me!). It sucks. I liked Ryan. Idiot.

171

nice blue hen.

 

and dave, it was comitation and compitition. I should know better than to type big words without coffee first.

172
  Could someone clarify a post for me? Specifically the one Vic made about SCOTUS denying taxpayers standing in regards to suing the gov't?  I don't really get that idea, how could you NOT have standing (cause?) to sue in this case?

173 So a car got him in the end? Posted by: Blue Hen

Delaware ain't to far to travel to punish someone.

Posted by: Dave

 

So I should put the brakes on this?

In all seriousness, I'm familar with rt.322. Parts of it are old and windy, composed of roadways hundreds of years old. And it sees heavy use. And there are parts with many deer. It has a rather high accident/death rate. I believe that it's on a list of 'deadly' roads.

174 That piece in the sidebar from the WSJ about the union thug saying workers in the south aren't "smart enough" to build the Boeing Dreamliner is teh funneh. 

Guess he's never heard of Gulfstream here in Savannah.

175 176. Blue Hen I thought it was a funny joke. Not "too soon" for a Jackass. That stretch is Deer Central. That said, it was 3am and I'm sure they had been partying a little. But deer fly across right exactly there (there's a little creek there) all the damn time.

176 I don't really get that idea, how could you NOT have standing (cause?) to sue in this case?

There are some very limited instances involving religious stuff where they will grant standing based on tax money, but they are very damn few and special cases.

When I read the ruling on the general applicability, and no I don't remember the case, it struck me that what they were trying to do was prevent a flood of cases in which tax payers sued because they thought their taxes were not being spent correctly.

177 Bombs produced and used to not explode? Obama's surgically precise kinetically active Libyan War bombs explode, killing civilians.

Obama Doctrine: "Malfunction"

178

The original case on taxpayer standing - Frothingham v Mellon (1923)

The religious exception case - Flast v Cohen (196

You can see how the minds of the liberal courts work here. But now my understanding is that more recent cases have chipped away at Cohen.

179 The thing most illustrated by both of those cases is how "standing" is manipulated according to the political whims of the justices.

When the State of Indiana was cheated out of their preferred status bond on the GM/Chrysler bankruptcy and the federal court refused them "standing" it was apparent that the rule of law in this administration was non-existent.

But what struck me there was why didn't Indiana take in on to the Supremes? (Can you say under the table and radar deal?)

180
 After a quick read it seems the gist is "shut up, they explained".

  Does that cover it?

181 Does that cover it?

Pretty much, or as one of the more famous liberal justices said, the Constitution is what ever we say it is.

182 smoke and mirrors?

183 in case he feels like he needs filler. Posted by: Truman North at June 20, 2011 08:41 AM (K2wpv) I am stunned by the lack of snark on that one. Wake up! I saw your last bit, TN. It was pretty good. Submit a regular pile of stuff like that and in a few months, who knows. Ace might make you a co-blogger.

184 The question in PA is which are there more of?
Counties without a state route with 22 in the number or,
counties with more people than deer or
counties with more beer distributors than AA meetings.

185 Over the weekend at IndieWire they had an article on upcoming films, and they said, and I quote, "Kicking things off is ÒThe Iron LadyÓ which stars Meryl Streep as former (and reviled) Brit leader Margaret Thatcher." Yup, "reviled." I know I know, an indie website making bad comments about a conservative politician is about as shocking a concept as water being wet, but I laughed that they didn't even try to hide a hint of bias. Not one. Pretty sure the movie is going to be a hit piece and everyone knows it. Thought it might be relevant due to the Thatcher link on the ONT last night. http://tinyurl.com/3olekcw

186 Vic,  Indiana did take it to the Supreme Court.  They lost and I think the "standing" thing was what was used,  but Gabe would be able to explain it.

187 Indiana did take it to the Supreme Court.

I thought they had stopped at the first appellate court.

188 OK, I found it. The Supremes never heard the case. What they ruled on was a request for a stay, which they refused.

It was the Chrysler Bankruptcy not GM also, as I had first indicated.

189 I look forward to seeing that.  We seem to be subsidizing the third world at the cost of our own economy.  I think free trade is all well and good in a thriving economy, but we were foolish to give away so much manufacturing.

I am wondering if people will start to get it. O told us that he was gonna redistribute the wealth and people assumed it was in the US.

190 But he also told us we couldn't keep the lifestyle that we were accustomed to and expect the rest of the world to put up with it. He is actively redistributing tax dollars to the third world.

191 One case in point- No new drilling in the Us / Tax payer funded drilling in Brazil.

192 I hate the comment thingy.

193

Posted by: Dave at June 20, 2011 11:05 AM

Do not stand at my grave and weep . . .

 

I teared up a little just reading it on Wiki.

194 The New Hockey Stick is Here!

I'll put this in the "Headlines" thread, too. No I didn't search first. I'm a moron.

"MannÂ’s new sea level hockey stick paper"

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