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Good Morning Morons, its Thursday January 26^th, 2012. On this day in 1838 Tennessee became the first State in the U.S. to enact prohibition laws. It still has some screwed up liquor laws. For instance the county in which Jack Daniels is made is a dry county.  And all say happy birthday to Jerry Sandusky, child molester, he is 68 today. 

Links still not working so you have to dothe old cut and paste unless you have FF.

2 Commiefornia to vote on new car pollution regulations today

http://is.gd/j7Oson

When are we going to stop these SOBs from regulating the rest of us? When they pass this, and yes they will, what I would like to see is the automakers simply say fine, we will not sell cars in CA.  Not only will the new regs call for super clean emissions which are probably impossible to achieve but they also have “greenhouse emission” standards which are a scam.

3 Fox News yesterday made a damn big deal about this on the evening news

http://is.gd/diT1Wz

They did a 5 min (or so) segment on Newt talking about Saul Alinsky and tying him to Obama. They talked for 5 minutes, and like this article, never mentioned that he was a damn communist.  They kept calling him a community organizer and “activist” which is the same thing as Obama. And yes, he is a communist too.

And yes, Fox and Drudge appear to be in full anti-Newt mode this past week. I guess they are both in the tank for Mutt.

4

Fried food/heart attack a myth?

http://is.gd/JMyI2L

New “study” says as long as you use vegetable oil not a problem. Gee, that’s what I thought the damn myth always said. It ain’t the “frying” that gets you, its using lard to do it with.

5 New Spielburg Moses movie

http://is.gd/DQu9vV

Why do they keep on making remakes. And this one is totally unnecessary. Hollywood blames piracy for losing money. I blame shitty movies, sequels, and repops.  Every Wednesday I go through the list of new Blu-Rays on Amazon. I havenÂ’t purchased a “new” movie in years.  I did a pay per view for the new True Grit and the new Thor. DidnÂ’t like the True Grit and the Thor was OK but they kinda shitted up the legend of Loki.  After watching them I decided I would never buy the True Grit and Thor would only be a candidate for the WalMart $5 stack.

6 I don't have a bubble, which disturbs me greatly.

7

Damn what some tone deaf SOBs we have in the GOP.

http://is.gd/gK2CtS

They are coming up with their own Healthscam law to replace Obamacare. Hey you frakinÂ’ idiots, how about come up with a massive repeal law that takes the government totally out of healthcare?

8 Meanwhile Crying Boner schools the House on the dress code

http://is.gd/08gSon

IÂ’m sure glad the SOB has his priorities right.

9

When the liberals on the court critisize you on excessive regulation you know you are going to lose.

http://is.gd/GrfQ9v

10

SC Election official says 950 dead voters accusation from the DMV is not true

http://is.gd/LLPY17

What this story does not tell you that she is saying that because she herself supplied false numbers used to oppose the new voter ID law and she is embroiled in that. Obviously she is a Democrat but that is almost impossible to find for these low level officials. She should be fired but that would really create a firestorm.

11 BI predictions on the next series of companies to go bankrupt

http://is.gd/tQVjG5

Somehow I donÂ’t think TVA will do that guys. What you quote here is an artificial situation created by stupid politicians.

12

The Citibank ad showing the woman climbing that tall thin rock formation is true

http://is.gd/PcCFKF

I wondered about that ad. But they say it was not faked. Not enough money in the damn world to get me to do that.

13 AmericaÂ’s 10 Oldest Companies

http://is.gd/I0iMjr

Its good to see that Jim Beam is on that list

14 That's it. I see normal 0 is still with us, as well as shitty formatting.

And yes, the yoshi SOB is still with us. He was on the ONT last night.

I hope Pixy is able to fix this soon.

15 And yeah Gabe. Obama is sliding into a crevice. Too bad we don't have any candidates who can take advantage of it.

It seems the Republican party never spares any chance to screw up.

16 Get yer college degree in forklift operation, commercial truck driving, or warehouse order picking!

http://is.gd/inIfCp

This "every kid must go to college" shit is past ridiculous.

17 Who is this yoshi SOB??  I did not read the ONT, I had go drink beer last night.  It is a dirty job but somebody's gotta do it!

18 LOL, Heather that's one of those outfits that advertise on the inner flap of a book of matches. Right?

19 Oh, and if Cedar Rapids smelled worse than usual yesterday, it's because Obama was there dropping a load of bullshit.

http://t.co/qqoIJxYE

20 yoshi is one of the liberal trolls who intentionally tried to break the blog with html in the name fields.

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This "every kid must go to college" shit is past ridiculous.

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Way back when, we had a sector of the economy that had a diversity of jobs where you could learn while earning and advance through the ranks, even to become an owner of your own company. It was populated by people who were more than able to succeed in college, but preferred to work with their hands. It was not uncommon to make $20/hr. It was killed on purpose by our own government. And we are paying that dear price today.

22 The cheerleaders on NBC are getting the vapours that mean Jan Brewer dared defend herself against the thin-skinned ambulatory mangina in Air Force 1.  Yes treating this glass jawed fuckstick like a retarded child who's afraid of wimmenz really sends out a positive image.

23 Vic--Vincennes is a land-grant university in Indiana.  (They also offer a major in Bowling Management and Technology).

I'm not saying these training programs have no value. I'm saying calling those programs a college degree is asinine feel-goodery.

24 Fox making fun of the MFM this morning. Who do they think they are?  They didn't start up yesterday.

25 major in Bowling Management

LOL, should everyone know how to manage a bowling alley? Especially since they are all going out of buisness.

26

Also on this date, in 1978 Einstein's theory of relativity was officially reinstated in China.

 

I'm feeling particularly bubble-icious this morning.

 

Obama stops in Denver today.  The event is closed to the public; only press are permitted to attend. 

27 The Liberty Legal Foundation will be at the Georgia Court hearing today (where Obama has been ordered to appear) to challenge Obama's native born bona fides. This is the first instance where a court will accept the challenge of Obama's eligibility to be on the ballot due to the natural-born citizen clause of the Constitution.

Obama's attorneys have been desperately arguing not to attend. The Court has insisted that they do, and today is the day.

28 Tanteros defending the 'Party" now and says we have "great candidates".  She may look good but she is FOS.

29 Yes, normal O seems to be the news of the day. I love the picture of Jan Brewer giving O whatfor on the airport tarmac. Although I'm assuming he's used to being told what a simpering fool he is by females with bigger balls than he (metaphorical balls in Jan's case, not so metaphorical perhaps, in others).

30 Are you sure cat piss didn't break the software with her dumbass comments?

31 #26  If Obama's event is closed to the public,  then what is the point of him being there?  Couldn't he make the same damn speech from the White House?  Is it that he needs to have a fancy campaign photo-op?

One would think he would at least invite some party faithful to make it look like he is attracting followers or something?

32 5 - Did you see the ads for 21 Jump Street? I'm sure I'm not the only person getting sick of that fat guy, the actor who seems to be in everything these day.

33 Blog isn't accepting links like normal, so here's tinyurl to #27:

http://tinyurl.com/746tsjn - The Liberty Legal Foundation will be at the Georgia Court hearing today (where Obama has been ordered to appear) to challenge Obama's native born bona fides.

34 Fuck Obama.  Pardon my french. Fuck Obama, the fuckstick commie bitch that he is.

35 22 The cheerleaders on NBC are getting the vapours that mean Jan Brewer dared defend herself against the thin-skinned ambulatory mangina in Air Force 1. Yes treating this glass jawed fuckstick like a retarded child who's afraid of wimmenz really sends out a positive image.

You have a gift for words, my friend.

36 I listened to Newt's space announcement from yesterday while driving in this morning.  I still think he can't win, but he is a great public speaker.  Professorial even.  Had me laughing the whole time.

37 Looks like Pixy is working on blog this morning.

38
Obama's attorney Michael Jablonski told the Georgia court neither he nor O'Fartface will appear.  The message: Fuck You!

39 Miss Marple, it should be interesting this year to find out which donk pols that are involved in tough re-election battles will want to be in the same time zone as El JEFe.  The guy has shorter coattails than Slick did.

40 The most a local circuit court can do is issue a bench warrant. Typically w/o prior agreements those are not binding outside the State.

41 I saw an interesting article yesterday on a superconducting infrastructure project in Germany. Apparently the idea is to supply medium voltage power and removing a lot of transforming stations from the city.

42 #38  So now he is in contempt of court?  Will the judge issue a bench warrant for refusal to appear? 

Is this a state court?

43

#31  That was my thought.  Does he just want a photo with mountains in the background?  Why not just use a green screen.

 

My guess is a public event would take too much time and he can use the press as the adoring crowd.

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It's a George state court, and Jablonski wrote GeorgiaÂ’s secretary of state to intervene and dismiss the suit.

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Obama's attorney Michael Jablonski told the Georgia court neither he nor O'Fartface will appear. The message: Fuck You!

Posted by: Doctor Fish at January 26, 2012 07:26 AM (TkGkA)

Obama don't care, he has Moochelle who will put the strap on on and ride him like the little burro he is.

46 #39  Claire McCaskill of Missouri has proven quite adept at thinking up prior engagements to avoid appearing with him.  I will be interested to see what the Indiana democrat senatorial candidate (running for Lugar's seat) will do.

Lugar is being primaried by the state treasurer,  Dick Mourdock (who challenged in the SC regarding the Chrysler bondholders being stiffed, but lost).  I don't know who the dem nominee will be, as our primary isn't until May. 

It will be an interesting dynamic,  though.  Indiana went for Obama by 5000 votes in 2008.  I am pretty sure he won't win this state,  but he will want to try and keep it.  I would recommend watching to see what happens when he shows up here.

47 I am pretty sure he won't win this state, but he will want to try and keep it.

Posted by: Miss Marple at January 26, 2012 07:33 AM (GoIUi)

I think he will win all the close States again. The shitty candidates we have will depress the Republican vote.

48

Scored a 9 on the culture bubble quiz in the ONT. WooHoo! Almost halfway there to nancy-boy shangri la. 

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Look out O'Bammy, guess whose comming to dinner.

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Morn' ya'll

 

 

49 9-12 for me.

50 OK, 'rons 'n 'ettes, it's salt-mining time. Have fun and try not to trash the place, 'k? And good luck to Pixy.

51 jeez the scoamf is the biggest pussy...........

52 I disagree Vic.  People that have been out of work or underemployed will crawl over glass to vote against the JEF.

53
For all the medias bluster about this white-hot election, the early voting results in Palm Beach County, Florida are disappointing.

Registered

R - 239,856
D - 370,942
O - 217,670

Early voting total = 6880

54 All this lefty handwringing about 'how dare she point her finger at the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES'. The guy has done his level best to degrade the office. Chickens are coming home to roost.

55 and good morning, all.

56 "9-12 for me." 13-16 for me. Is that good? I didn't understand that test at all. I'll check back later for any explanations. Bye, y'all.

57 Posted by: Doctor Fish at January 26, 2012 07:38 AM (TkGkA)

Who are the Dems voting for?

58
Jan Brewer is the chick you met in a singles bar who took you home, rode you like a show pony, and put you away wet.

59 Yeah, 9-12 was supposed to be good.

60 "Commiefornia to vote on new car pollution regulations today"

Wasn't the main (stated) purpose of the crazy new CAFE standards to put an end to this?

61
Who are the Dems voting for?

Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 07:40 AM (YdQQY)

With a very large Joo population, it must be O'Barky.

62 I think I am misunderstanding what you were saying in that post.  Low turnout or Dems voting in a Repub primary?

63
Dems cannot vote, it's a republican only show. So from the 239K registered republicans, only 6880 have voted since it began on Monday.  It's a three day running total.

64 I didn't understand that test at all. I'll check back later for any explanations.

I think a higher score means you are more of a good ole boy and less of an elite snob. 

65 Are you sure cat piss didn't break the software with her dumbass comments?

Posted by: Captain Hate at January 26, 2012 07:21 AM (yowgW)

 

I say we take off and ban hammer the test from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

66 #63  With the candidates performances in debates,  I imagine many are waiting until closer to the election. 

I know if Indiana's primary were next week,  I would not go vote until the last possible minute. 

67 um...Im in the midst of getting my bachelors degree in Logistics/Supply Chain Management/Marketing.  It isn't all about forklifts and warehouses.  At least not in my degree plan...and I have yet to ride on a forklift...could be fun...better than my statistical analysis class or Business law

68 OK, I see now. Low turnout. Not surprising. I expected low turnout in SC but it actually increased from 2008. But I think in Charleston and Columbia we had a lot of Dems voting.

69 Fuck you, auto-correct. I said twat and I meant twat, not test.

70 #67  That degree sounds like it will actually be useful.  Much better than a degree in fashion merchandising, art installations, or aggrieved minority studies!

71 Before you can ride on a forklift you must be trained and pass a forklift test per OSHA regs.

72 36 - I mean this in all sincerity, because I know some of you folks around here who have been supporting Romney the whole time are not unreasonable in your support... Has it not occurred to all those people in the right-leaning media, and all those R politicians, that their steady drumbeat of telling us Newt can't win, might have something to do with it, if Newt doesn't win? Especially if he gets the nom, which I don't expect he will, but is it going to be possible for some of these people to turn on a dime and suddenly announce their support? I don't necessarily attribute it to bad intentions (although that's true in some people's cases, I'm sure), but if Newt gets nominated, then gets trounced in the general, some of these people are going to be crowing, "see, I told you so!" I'm not telling people they have to be impartial at this point, but you either have an influence on the outcome or you don't. And some of these people have a great deal of influence, so it's not some sort of objective measure of reality when they keep telling us Newt can't win.

73 71 I'm sure that will come in my packet with my degree

74

With the candidates performances in debates, I imagine many are waiting until closer to the election.

Posted by: Miss Marple at January 26, 2012 07:48 AM (GoIUi)

Election day is also very festive, and many elderly dress in patriotic garb and make a big production out of voting.  My 99-year old mom wears red, white, and blue with a big floppy hat, and meets many of her friends after the vote for brunch.  It's an old lady gig.

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#64 I think a higher score means you are more of a good ole boy and less of an elite snob.

 

As one who skews to the bubble-wrapped end of the scale, I don't think that quiz indicates how well I relate to the little people.

76 Doctor Fish: "Obama's attorney Michael Jablonski told the Georgia court neither he nor O'Fartface will appear. The message: Fuck You!"

So far that's seems the path. Obama's last appeal to the Sec. of State was denied by the Secretary, so I guess the Georgia state Court will have the hearing without Obama's rebuttal. The Court will then, I guess, decide the merits w/o Obama's input which puts his team at risk for getting on the Georgia ballot if the petitioners successfully "win" the not-native argument via the interpretation that Obama's father was not an American citizen. Procedurally, the Court and Sec. of State agree that process has been appropriate, something that has stopped challenge in all other instances to date. Now the case gets to be argued on substantive merits possibly without Obama's input.

This should be quite interesting as other states are following Georgia lead.

77 All this lefty handwringing about 'how dare she point her finger at the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES'.<<< Yet when that Iraqi reporter threw a shoe at Bush he was a fucking hero and the dignity of the office wasn't a concern. Tell them I said to suck my ass.

78 Fuck you, auto-correct. I said twat and I meant twat, not test.

Posted by: Empire of Jeff at January 26, 2012 07:50 AM (DiqH3)

**************************

Ahhhhhhhh that makes a lot more sense.  Well ace will never ban it that's for damn sure.  Either he's afraid of getting shanked by that delusional harpy or he's smashing it on the side.

79 Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 06:57 AM (YdQQY)

Ever try a biscuit made with lard? It's worth the risk!

80

#69  Fuck you, auto-correct. I said twat and I meant twat, not test.

 

Emipe of Jeff, I'm surprised your device doesn't autocorrect 'test' to 'twat'.

81 I wish I could meet up with Hussein---he'd consider Jan Brewer's remarks a verbal blow job.

82
If you took the test and could identify Jimmy Johnson, you're probably a redneck, Lowe's employee, or believe he's running for office in Alabama for Lynyrd Skynyrd party?

83 Well, it's a little early by my estimates, but the MFM has started the "Is Romney Hiding a Mormon Agenda" campaign: http://bit.ly/xfP4iD

Also there's this: http://abcn.ws/wAY2bE  Hey AP- "Union Leadership" != "Labor"
More propaganda FAIL!

84

JEF, that's real clever of you to have the airplane we loaned you hulking in the background as you dress down upstarts on the tarmac.  What's next...a  rack of styrofoam columns being wheeled out the nose of  a  C5 every time someone threatens your ego?  I guess when you start taking your show on the road, the Borg Bus will look like it's being followed by a log truck convoy.

 

85 BurtTC,  you do have a point,  and it goes for all of the candidates.

I saw Michelle Malkin taken to task by Hannity last night for her constant attacks on all GOP candidates.  She got all huffy,  but Hannity was right.  She sees herself as some sort of arbiter of all things perfect in conservatism.  I am still PO'd at her attacks on Perry,  but she does it to every single candidate,  including Newt.

I do think negativity is something we have to watch out for.  This morning,  I see Politico has decided that the Romney and Newt supporters can be distinguished by their clothing.  All Newt supporters look like dog track crowds,  while Mitt  people tend to be the yacht club.   This,  of course,  is agitprop, designed to fan the flames of the "elitist-grass roots" split within the GOP.

I do support Romney,  but will keep your comments in mind.  Lord knows I am not a perfect judge of these things,  because I thought Perry was the perfect candidate. ( He must have some merit,  however,  in that Politico also has a piece this morning telling us how all of a sudden Texans hate him and he's in trouble.)

I think sometimes we forget that while we argue about candidates here as if we are at a bar talking,  our words are read by quite a few people,  including dem operatives who are constantly seeking  wedge issues and attack strategies.

86 I'm sure that will come in my packet with my degree

Posted by: kawfytawk at January 26, 2012 07:52 AM (VIm97)

Normally that comes from your employer who must maintain the records for it and also give annual retraining. Hell, I had to do the same thing for operating a damn chainfall. They considered that the same as a crane.

87 72 & 36 I keep repeating myself..BUT Newt has already been crucified several times by the msm ..and he keeps coming back for more!! ( kind of like a zombie candidate) all his s--- is out there and he DON'T CARE and he gives it right back to them in spades!!! ( see what how he taunts Grannysanfranan...) ..and he makes leftist heads explode all over the place. Let him run, put him in office and keep electing senators, reps, governors and assemblymen who are truly conservative. This isn't just an election..it's the beginning of a long war and I'd want an s.o.b. like Newt in my foxhole.

88

And now...Vice President Jan Brewer.

Feelin' it?

89 BurtTC@36,

Karl Rove and his type love to do that. He has his bias and aims to mold the narrative via his "expert analysis." Heck, Hugh Hewitt still has the running joke of how everything helps Romney. Is he an analyst? A pundit? A talker? Who knows. They're all interchangeable.

It's also why I don't give a crap what the "experts" say anymore. We, as a nation, have been listening to them for years, and look where we are. F' em with the Barbed Cock of Satan.

90 Ever try a biscuit made with lard? It's worth the risk!

Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo (NJconservative) at January 26, 2012 07:57 AM (nEUpB)

Not lard but I have had Crisco which is about the same. And you can't make a good pie crust w/o lard.

91 Also on this day in history January 26,1998:

 Democrat President Bill Clinton lied on national television when he denied having sexual relations in the Oval Office with Monica Lewinsky.

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This should be quite interesting as other states are following Georgia lead.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at January 26, 2012 07:55 AM (eHIJJ)

Interesting indeed, and if the court declares Obama ineligible to be on the Georgia ballot, surely the Grifter's team of paid assassins will petition the Georgia Supreme's to nullify the idiocy of the lower court?

93 lard won't kill us--it's that partially hydrogenated lowfat shit that's killing us

94 Yes these "electability" cocksuckers are the same fuckheads who *knew* that Dewey would beat Truman.  We'd be better off if all those dimwits would go Jonestown v2.0.

95 Posted by: Miss Marple at January 26, 2012 08:00 AM (GoIUi)

Keep in mind that all the monthly polls here and at Hot Air had Perry far in the lead and only a small percentage of people supporting Mutt. Most conservative do NOT like Mutt because he as a very liberal record.

But then again, Newt is not much better.

96 Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 06:57 AM (YdQQY)

Ever try a biscuit made with lard? It's worth the risk!

Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo (NJconservative) at January 26, 2012 07:57 AM (nEUpB)

I thought the only way to fry was using bacon grease.  Vegetable oil has no known use in the home!

97 86 Vic...

I was just bustin your chops...but I really am working on my degree in Logistics/Supply Chain Mgmt/Marketing. I am a empty nester mom who returning to school....here's hoping A. I finish before I croak B. I can get a job...having interacted with some of my "peers" I should be ok on that front/

98 Doctor Fish@92,

IANAL so I have no idea the actual repercussions. Would Obama had to have participated at the lower level to have standing in a petition to Georgia's Supreme Court? I dunno. But, sure, Obama will clearly try to circumvent any and all avenues that would hurt him.

99

Vegetable oil has no known use in the home!

Posted by: Hrothgar at January 26, 2012 08:06 AM (i3+c5)

Well, in college dorms it's perfect for lubricating squeakers.

100 Posted by: Lamdba Lamdba Lamdba at January 26, 2012 08:09 AM (TkGkA)

I like the extra-virgin olive oil myself!

101 I am a empty nester mom who returning to school....here's hoping A. I finish before I croak B. I can get a job...having interacted with some of my "peers" I should be ok on that front/

Posted by: kawfytawk at January 26, 2012 08:07 AM (VIm97)

LOL, I figured you were a youngster still in school and I was trying to give you a head's up on what to expect.

102 is it going to be possible for some of these people to turn on a dime and suddenly announce their support?

I can only speak for myself, but I've said here before that if he is the nom, and I hope he won't be, but if he is, I will support him enthusiastically.  But what do I know, I'm an effete 5-8er. 

If you wonder why things get so testy, though, look to #94.  Didn't take long.

103 Why can't we use the Commerce Clause to stop these Cali idiots from making everyones cars more expensive? Give the left some of their own love.

104 77 All this lefty handwringing about 'how dare she point her finger at the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES'.<<<


Yet when that Iraqi reporter threw a shoe at Bush he was a fucking hero and the dignity of the office wasn't a concern.


Tell them I said to suck my ass.

Posted by: Empire of Jeff at January 26, 2012 07:56 AM (DiqH3)

Do not let libs suck your ass!  Just don't, nothing good could come from that!

105
Before you can ride on a forklift you must be trained and pass a forklift test per OSHA regs.

Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 07:51 AM (YdQQY)

It's a lot like becoming a certified flagman -- you watch a powerpoint presentation, take a test an idiot could pass and then take another test operating one. Easy stuff. Most places do it in  house.

106 Attention really bored Morons and 'ettes this morning! EPIX1 has the new True Grit movie at 08:30 and the Rango movie on EPIX2 at 09:00.

Both are equal suckitude. Although I could only make it through 15 minutes of Rango so I guess it sucks worse.

107 In my sixty years I've seen and paid serious attention to ten presidents.
Two I knew personally. Lyndon Johnson was a bully but he had his shit together and did not project his "feelings" into his judgement. Ronald Reagan never put his personal "feelings" on display. This current president is seriously sick in the head. He is like a petulant child and not fit for the office.

108 88And now...Vice President Jan Brewer.
Feelin' it?

Posted by: Circa (Insert Year Here) at January 26, 2012 08:01 AM (B+qrE)

The trend in this election cycle is to support whomever says, "Fuck you, Barky!" the best in that moment. God Bless America.

109 I guess I woould show my age if I said that once upon a time my new boss handed me the keys to the forklift and said those pallets need to be restacked to make more room for the next shipment.  That was Forklift 101 for me.  Almost lost it when moving with the loaded forks up (that happened only once needless to say).

110

@80,

 

I know, right?  It's a more commonly used word. 

111 It's a lot like becoming a certified flagman -- you watch a powerpoint presentation, take a test an idiot could pass and then take another test operating one. Easy stuff. Most places do it in house.

Posted by: Ed Anger - Certified Kos Kid at January 26, 2012 08:13 AM (7+pP9)

Not at my place. And if you go to the OSHA site they show a sample test. If you get audited you better be close to that sample test. Our training department made the tests and they were not fall off a log type tests.

112 LOL, the WaPo is running a front page story about how liberal groups are running anti-Romney ads in FL, maybe thru projection they can keep the overton window on the left side of the house.

113 112 Their Jedi mind tricks wont work on me.

114

Laws?  We don't care about no stinkin' laws.-Donks Party

YEAH!-MFM

115 Damn, its supposed to get to 72° here today and I was going to do some yard work. Its raining outside now.

116 Ha Ha "Panzer Trout"...I love this place.

117 101 Vic..

lol...I wish I was still a youngster, but alas, no.  I figured after 26 years of packing the family up and following my Navy hubby all over the planet, I was a shoe in for a logistics program   Since I have volunteered with red cross all these years, I thought this degree might help with a paid position with them....of course, having said that, I am not closing a door to any other possible employers.

118

I saw Michelle Malkin taken to task by Hannity last night.

We have to be dilligent and keep our candidates in line. The only way is to focus on their problems. Politicians are our children and it is our responsibility to keep them in line. Support them when they succeed, chastise them when they fail. This, IMHO, is what MM was trying to relay to Sean.

 

119
lard won't kill us--it's that partially hydrogenated lowfat shit that's killing us

Posted by: USS Diversity at January 26, 2012 08:04 AM (PddVe)

My uncle on my mother's side (never met him) helped invent the stuff. At the time, it was a miracle food that saved the lives of millions of people in the third world. It was part of the agricultural miracle of the 1950s that increased crop yields so India didn't starve to death. It's made by passing inedible oils over a nickle catalyst, producing something resembling Crisco. It might kill you in the long run but if the choice is partially hydrogenated oils or starvation, most people choose not to starve.

120 Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 08:03 AM (YdQQY)

It's amazing stuff. I have a great recipe for scones that calls for butter. I tried it once with Crisco replacing about half of the butter, and it was significantly better!

Life's too short to eat shit food (or drink shit booze).

121 >>>>Life's too short to eat shit food (or drink shit booze).<<<<

Amen.

122 My cast iron craves lard.

123 I'm channeling Paula Deen when it comes to butter ...love the stuff

124 Life's too short to eat shit food (or drink shit booze).

Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo (NJconservative) at January 26, 2012 08:25 AM (nEUpB) 

LOL, you saw that link above with the America's 20 oldest companies right?   Jim Beam is on there.

125 So Drudge is really not a fan of Newt.

126 oops, thats 10, not 20. typo

127 Posted by: Cicero Kid at January 26, 2012 08:26 AM (i8moD)

Vegetable oil just doesn't season cast iron as well.

128

"Living off the fat of the land" used to invoke a feeling of prosperity.

"Living off the low-fat, low carbs of the land" doesn't quite roll from the tongue in the same way.

129

From National Review:

Elliot Abrams, one of the heroes of the Reagan administration, reminded us that in the 1980s, Gingrich–who now takes credit for pretty much all of the achievements of the Reagan administration–Newt said, on the House floor: “[Reagan] has failed, is failing, and without a dramatic change in strategy will continue to fail…. President Reagan is clearly failing.” Reagan’s administration, Gingrich railed, was “pathetically incompetent,” and “the burden of this failure frankly must be placed first on President Reagan.”

 

 

130

Only here could you mention something as obscure as hydrogenated oil and a relative of the guy who invented it is here as well! That's pretty interesing Ed, I had not idea.

+++Life's too short to eat shit food (or drink shit booze).+++

No kidding. People hate drinking with me because I'm a beer snob--if the choice is BMC, I'll just drink tea.

 

131
Not at my place. And if you go to the OSHA site they show a sample test. If you get audited you better be close to that sample test. Our training department made the tests and they were not fall off a log type tests.

Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 08:16 AM (YdQQY)

LOL! As long as you pay attention to the presentation you should pass. I took a 40 hr. Hazmat course and scored 100% on the test.

Maybe it's just me, though. I've never tested below the 98th percentile in reading comprehension and I think I ranked 98th only once.

132
In other good news, taxpayers still owed 133B from TARP.  To break even on Government Motors, taxpayers will need $54/share.  It's currently trading at $25!  Yeah, another reason to love gub'mint?

http://tinyurl.com/82rkloe

133 yoshi is one of the liberal trolls who intentionally tried to break the blog with html in the name fields.

Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 07:09 AM (YdQQY)

David Axelrod's paid agent.

Trace him down and sue him Ace.

What he is doing is like somebody pouring gravel into a blender at a

restaurant. It is not just a civil offense - it is criminal under the computer

hacking laws.

134 Vegetable oil is the worst for cast iron. It will turn into a sticky-gummy mess when it sits too long. Lard is the best.

135 Everyone complains about Paula Deen's cooking, I see no problem as I still use old cookbooks that use lard and msg.

136 Posted by: Vic at January 26, 2012 08:30 AM (YdQQY)

Sure did.

I think it's a solid company, at least judging by their products. ;-)

For the price, Bourbon is the best deal in distilled spirits. It's impossible to get a Scotch Whiskey that is drinkable for anything close to what an excellent American Whiskey costs.

137
>>125 So Drudge is really not a fan of Newt.


As Governor of Michigan original rino heard elder George Romney met with Saul Alinsky and found him to be someone the country “ought to listen to.”

The progressive Republican father of the liberal Republican Willard Romney actually acknowledged that Alinsky had a “Strong influence” on his son according to “RomneyÂ’s Way” a 1968 book by T. George Harris.  This certainly goes a long way toward explaining how a “conservative” Republican like the younger Romney could not only concoct Romney Care. It sheds light on Willard RomneyÂ’s Alinsky-like deviousness in destroying all hard drive evidence that would expose the deliberations that went into Romney careÂ’s completion.

By HarrisÂ’ account George Romney and Saul Alinsky were close enough for Alinsky to offer Romney advice on handling DetroitÂ’s Black population after the Motor City riot of  1967. 

It is an established fact that dutiful son Willard is devoted to living his life and governing in a manner his father would approve of. This is why a new TV spot from a Gingrich supporting PAC shows a clip of Willard actually saying he is a progressive. He only switched to saying he is a conservative since he started running for president.

 Willard Romney doesnÂ’t just want America to have Obamacare he wants the whole world under its thumb. In a 2007 video shot at a town hall meeting while Willard Romney was campaigning in Iowa. In response to a question about whether he would continue George BushÂ’s program of funding AIDS assistance programs in Africa, he gave this inexplicable answer, “ .. Did you notice in Lebanon, what Hezbollah did? Lebanon became a democracy some time ago and while their government was getting underway, Hezbollah went into southern Lebanon and provided health clinics to some of the people there, and schools. And they built their support there by having done so. That kind of diplomacy is something that would help America become stronger around the world and help people understand that our interest is an interest towards modernity and goodness and freedom for all people in the world. And so, I want to see America carry out that kind of health diplomacy…”

H/T -The Coach

138 You also post his ip and traceroute info

139 Barack Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable tyrant.

140

So that means Romney won't be above Alinsky tactics to get rid of Hussein?

 

141 I wondered about that ad.
But they say it was not faked. Not enough money in the damn world to get me to do that.


The circling camera in the ad implies some sort of helicopter - airplane etc. - which makes the ad even more insane.

142 LOL! As long as you pay attention to the presentation you should pass. I took a 40 hr. Hazmat course and scored 100% on the test.

end italics?

The people in our training department were notorious for "trick" questions to try to make tests harder than they needed to be. The idea that if everybody aced the test was that the regulators would think we were either cheating on the tests or they were too easy.

That is what happens when you are in an industry that is regulated to death.

BTW, our chemical control and hazmat shit was an SOB because we had a LOT of that shit around.

143 Hmmm. Smilies work, but not html

144 Would you pay $95 for a Ron Paul action figure? Revolution PAC, the super PAC supporting Paul's candidacy, is betting on it. Earlier this week, the group unveiled a pair of limited edition, talking action figures: a "Commander-in-Chief" Paul, replete with a the Texas Republican in a replica of one of his oversized suits, clutching a copy of the Constitution; and a "Super Hero" Paul donning Superman-like spandex.

145 Romney is failing a very simple test of his conservative bona fides.

http://tinyurl.com/6pl5bfy

I take this to mean that Romney has absolutely no intention of repealing Obamacare or even making a serious effort at it.

146

 And all say happy
birthday to Jerry Sandusky, child molester, he is 68 today.

Vic (and others): If he's acquitted you become a target for a libel suit.

You cannot tag someone a criminal unless he's been convicted. And before you say, "Well, I don't have enough money for someone to sue me," note that there are lots of bargain-basement attorneys who will threaten you into settling for something as cheesy as a a $100/month payment for the rest of your life.

Journalists get around this with the adjective "alleged."

147 "I blame shitty movies, sequels, and repops. Every Wednesday I go through the list of new"

Naaaa.  Not possible.

148 Obama is not slipping, in fact his poll numbers are very high given the current situation. Here's the reality: any Republican candidate needs to win 60 percent of the white vote to win. Going forward, it isn't going to improve. Elections will be a sham within 20 years as the minority vote balloons. This is the real story of our time, but we're to stupid and unwilling to offend that we refuse to talk about it. I mean this is some real doom.

149 Romney has stated that during the Reagan Revolution he was an independent. Willard in fhe past has tried to stay as distant from Reagan as he could. So why is the MSM running w the Gingrich/Reagan stuff? Mitt's internal polling must be frightening.

150 People like soft bread and rolls. So expect the government to interfere and ban it in the future.

Posted by: Schrödinger's cat at January 26, 2012 08:38 AM (phlKA)

If I am not mistaken it is already banned in NYC.

151 Jean, use the brackets, i.e.,  [ , instead of the old < signs.

152

"It still has some
screwed up liquor laws."

Indiana still bans Sunday sales. Last summer we enacted an "ID everyone law". That went over like a lead balloon and was replaced with a "if he looks like he could be underage, ID him law". Common sense prevails. 

 

153 Posted by: Michael Rittenhouse at January 26, 2012 08:41 AM (2Oas0)

OK, accused and alleged child molester.

154 Posted by: Captain Hate at January 26, 2012 07:14 AM (yowgW)

Before I finish the comment, I know I'm reading something from Captain Hate.  Cuts better than a Ginsu through a Coke can.

155 Posted by: Cicero Kid at January 26, 2012 08:44 AM (i8moD)

Sunday sales still banned here as well.

156 Re Sandusky: If he's acquitted in Pennsylvania I'LL shower with him. He's partially responsible for killing JoePa. Allegedly.

157

Looks like the link function still doesn't.

Top 10 low pass flybys. Copy & paste to browser.

Do it dammit, this link took me around 5 tries.

http://tinyurl.com/2fyv2y9

158 Did Barky grab Brewer's arm during their confrontation on the tarmac?

Looked like assault to me.

159 So why is the MSM running w the Gingrich/Reagan stuff? Mitt's internal polling must be frightening.

Posted by: Dick Nixon at January 26, 2012 08:42 AM (uTkv5) [/1]

 

Well, for starters the word "Reagan" keeps coming out of Newt's mouth all the time, and he's taking credit for practically the entire Reagan Revolution... when the only thing Reagan has to say about him is that his ideas would have devastated our military.

HERE is why is matters: all the people that like to carry on like Newt is Mister True Conservative have a memory lapse about this man's past.  Romney's excuse, accept it or not, is that he was saddled with an 85 percent Democrat-controlled state legislature in Massachusetts.

Newt's excuse seems to be that he is willing to say anything, anytime, anywhere, no matter how destructive to Conservatism, the GOP, and the country if he thinks it will give him some sort of temporary political advantage. 

 

160 oh, sorry about the italics

161 Accounting is only boring when its done right.

162

@163: You mean Gingrich's plan to have 13,000 American astronauts move to the Moon and declare it the State of Lunacy?

 

Shirley, this guy can't be serious.

163 "Everyone complains about Paula Deen's cooking, I see no problem as I still use old cookbooks that use lard and msg. - Posted by: Jean at January 26, 2012 08:34 AM (WnnBz)"

Made her squash casserole recipe for Thanksgiving and it was yummy!

164 @165 what was Mitt saying about Reagan back then? Bear in mind Newt at least voted correctly.

165
The people in our training department were notorious for "trick" questions to try to make tests harder than they needed to be. The idea that if everybody aced the test was that the regulators would think we were either cheating on the tests or they were too easy.
-----------

The assholes who wrote the flagman test did the same thing, asking if you a "helmet" is part of your required equipment. Since most people don't think of a hard hat as a helmet, they answer no and get the question wrong.

They also used a new powerpoint with an old test. So when they asked how far the safety zone should extend in front of the work area, if you calculated the distance from the presentation you got the wrong answer. I think that was the only question I missed.

166 It appears that a sitting U.S. Senator was the victim of a vicious assault, and the MSM needs to get to the bottom of it after they're done searching for Romney's hidden millions in Zurich and the Cayman Islands. I am talking about the severe beating Sen. John Kerry took about the face and head recently. Playing hockey he says. Yeah, Kerry took a high stick to the face in a pick-up game. Now, John Kerry is 68 years old. He's Gramps. He's no speed demon on ice and he can barely bend down for a face-off. The other players on the ice KNOW Kerry is old, and they also know he's a U. S. Senator. There isn't going to be any checking John Kerry into the boards or open ice forearms to the head. It's kid glove time for the hapless geezer who insists on ruining a perfectly good pick-up game with his presence. So let's get a crack investigative team on what REALLY happened to John Kerry. I mean, the same journalistic commandos that looked into Herman Cain's sex life, Mitt Romney's finances, Newt Gingrich's disparaging Reagan comments, and Rick Santorum's wife's "daddy issues". I want THOSE guys put on the Kerry case. Look, spousal abuse is no laughing matter, even when it's the guy taking the beating. With a down economy, and a slack work schedules for sitting U.S. Senators in a do-nothing Congress, well........these types of domestic violence incidents should be expected...........but NOT tolerated. So call me a "911 Truther" if you like but our republic....and John Kerry's safety.......depend on answers.

167 162 Did Barky grab Brewer's arm during their confrontation on the tarmac?

No, it was more of a "calm down you hysterical bitch, you're making me look bad" hold

168

@171:  I'll repost this for your convenience:

 

From National Review:
Elliot Abrams, one of the heroes of the Reagan administration, reminded us that in the 1980s, Gingrich–who now takes credit for pretty much all of the achievements of the Reagan administration–Newt said, on the House floor: “[Reagan] has failed, is failing, and without a dramatic change in strategy will continue to fail…. President Reagan is clearly failing.” Reagan’s administration, Gingrich railed, was “pathetically incompetent,” and “the burden of this failure frankly must be placed first on President Reagan.”

169 >>I take this to mean that Romney has absolutely no intention of repealing Obamacare or even making a serious effort at it.
Posted by: naturalfake at January 26, 2012 08:40 AM (I49Jm)


Read your piece and agree that Coleman should be fired, but I think his statement was more likely a trial balloon.

If Romney does in fact have people on board running their mouths on lightning rod issues like Obamacare without authorization he is a far worse manager than we have been led to believe by his track record.

The comment seemed out of character for Coleman as well since loud and ballsy aren't the way that he would previously have been described.
Something unfunny going on here.

170 Gingrich's plan to have 13,000 American astronauts

This has knocked me off the fence.  He isn't serious about the current issues if moon bases are on his mind.  His plate would truly be brimming with getting this country back on a Constitutional path  ...and he talks moon bases.

171 This morning on NPR:  Returning Iraq war veterans and their employers who are terrified of them.  Yes they are all ticking time bombs of potential domestic terrorism.

Dear Boehner:  Can we please stop funding this from the public purse?

172 Posted by: kawfytawk at January 26, 2012 08:56 AM (VIm97)
No, that's one of Golfy O'Teleprompter's signature beta-male trying to look alpha moves.
He grabs you by the arm or shoulder and squeezes hard.
It was reported more than once at the beginning of his administration when dumbasses were still swooning over his manliness.
I'd like for once to see someone return the favor and watch BO squeal like a little girl.

173

@163: You mean Gingrich's plan to have 13,000 American astronauts move to the Moon and declare it the State of Lunacy?

No..."New Tonia"

Mmmmm, Space Food Sticks!   nomnomnomnomnomnom

174 Another plus for Jan Brewer.  Arizona is investigating Fast and Furious for violations of state laws - since Brian Terry was from Arizona.  Perhaps Teh Won and his Holder of the Bag AG will be facing felony murder charges after all.


http://tinyurl.com/6pnt5gc

175 i wonder how carney will try to spin scoamf's behavior

176 OT is it OK to allow jucheck.exe?

177 Posted by: kawfytawk at January 26, 2012 08:56 AM (VIm97)


No, that's one of Golfy O'Teleprompter's signature
beta-male trying to look alpha moves.


He grabs you by the arm or shoulder and squeezes hard.


It was reported more than once at the beginning of his administration when dumbasses were still swooning over his manliness.


I'd like for once to see someone return the favor and watch BO squeal like a little girl.

Posted by: naturalfake at January 26, 2012 09:03 AM (I49Jm)

His doing that is assault and battery.

178 Didn't Mooch do the same move (grab shoulder and squeeze) to the sovereign Queen of England?

179 @176
Posted by: ontherocks at January 26, 2012 08:57 AM (ZJCDy)
I agree. And here's the thing-
Would the Bain Capital Romney have had any problem firing an underling who was undercutting him and damaging the job he was trying to do?
No, he would not.
I believe this instance pretty much sums up the next 4-8 yrs should Romney win the Presidency.
He needs to be stopped if he can't/won't fire Coleman. Romney's selling himself as something he's not.

180 LOL, wife just called me out to the back yard as she was leaving for bridge. We had 5 cats out there from somewhere.

And it has quit raining and the sun is trying to come out. Maybe I will get some yard work done.

181 Yes Mutt is selling himself as something he is not. He has been selling himself as a "conservative" for a while now and he is not.

182 >So why is the MSM running w the Gingrich/Reagan stuff?
>Mitt's internal polling must be frightening.

His exit polling in South Carolina was abysmal.  He won people who make over $200k, people who call themselves liberal, people who have an unfavorable view of the Tea Party, and people who attended graduate school.  So his prospects of winning over "Reagan Democrats" don't look good. 


American Spectator on Reagan Revolution and Newt:   Newt Gingrich was part of the Reagan RevolutionÂ’s MurderersÂ’ Row. And anybody who was in Washington in the day, much less in the Reagan White House or the 1984 Reagan re-election campaign (and I would make that particular cut of three), knew it

spectator.org/ archives/ 2012/ 01/ 24/ reagans-young-lieutenant/2

183 Slightly O/T, but even though I usually turn Shep Smith off instantly, the other day he was bragging about a lunch he had ( the greatest he ever had), and I broke my own rule,, and kept him on. Turned out this awesome lunch was had at the WH. He repeated over and over that he could not say what was discussed as it was off the record. My question is, does it seem strange that the WH would be having off the record lunches with reporters? It reallynwas not even necessary to try to win over Shep, as he is so in the bag for Obama that I am embarrassed for him, but even though, aren't reporters supposed to report???

184 On MSN for the sidebar:  65 year old cyclist knocked off bicycle by three teenagers.  Shoots and kills one, wounds second.

185 179/184

He would squeeze my arm hard ONE time.  Then he would know in no uncertain terms what a wimp he really is.

186 Good morning all! Thanks for the normal o's Vic. Mmmmm, Space Food Sticks! nomnomnomnomnomnom Posted by: 66chevelle at January 26, 2012 09:05 AM (QjSgY) Does it date me that I remember eating those and thinking they were cool? Looking back, that must have been some nasty stuff. Plus, I remember having TV's brought into the classroom just to watch the moon walk and the various Apollo lift offs and splash downs. Mercy, what has happened to kids today that think that is no big deal? And God bless Jan Brewer for standing up for what she believes. We need some more of that from Republican office holders.

187 It's a shame the Mitt people have gotten so vicious, because when I was reviewing their tax plans (Mitt, Newt, Santorum) I had come to more acceptance about Mitt as a candidate.  Not that I feel more inclined to vote for him (Newt's plan is better), but that his tax plan is pretty much status quo with some promise of future changes.  Status quo is better than where Obama is headed.  And, of course, Obama's State of the Union helped. 

Santorum's tax plan is recognizable btw by the presence of several "pro family" elements.  Kinda funny. 

188 >>Posted by: Y-not at January 26, 2012 09:17 AM (5H6zj)


Timely link.
Newt has some unsavory things in his past and is a bit of a loose cannon risk that I've previously railed against myself. However Romney is a fraudulent cypher much like Obama and the last thing we need now is another Trojan Horse.
This morning's linking of his dad to Saul Alinsky (by sickinmass iirc) was friggin' chilling.

189 Posted by: ontherocks at January 26, 2012 09:31 AM

I am really worried about their scorched-earth strategy.  Early in the afternoon I was trying to persuade my husband that we could vote for Romney (he really dislikes him and dismisses his electability) only to come here later and have insults hurled at me and the other Newt supporters by the usual suspects.  Not helpful. 

190 That Obama armsqueeze thing isn't even his own schtick. He lifted it from Clinton. Bill was very big on touching people and getting them to answer their own questions. What is Bill's favorite music? What is yours? Country. Me too! The dupe walks away thinking he has really connected with this guy.

Clinton was a skilled con artist. How Obama amateur hour version succeeds at all is a mystery to me.

191 Posted by: Schrödinger's cat at January 26, 2012 09:36 AM

Yeah, I am kind of watching Santorum, but I think his resume is weaker than Newt's and he really does insert a lot of social issues into everything. 


I can remember when Specter had moments of lucidity so your story doesn't surprise me. 

192 The formatting issues here are driving me batty. 

193

Posted by: Y-not at January 26, 2012 09:36 AM (5H6zj)

 

That's too bad that had to happen to you, Y-not, because I think ultimately we ALL want the same thing: to get the most conservative candidate possible into the WH.  The disagreements are really over who best fits the bill, not policy.  I don't see why things have to get ugly.

194 196-just read it, and it is chilling. Also, seeing the anti-Newt adds at Drudge is chilling. I am really tired of anyone in the media telling me what's best for me-Drudge or the MFM. Just give me unadulterated facts and let me decide what is best for me. Is that too much to ask?

195 CoolCzech at January 26, 2012 08:56 AM (Iaxlk)

We get it...you've got Romney's cock so far down your throat you're puking up all this crap.

196 @202
Seems to me that the Newt leaners (me) and backers are more than willing to admit he is a flawed candidate.  I have not seen the same from Mitt's base.  Mostly they rely on insulting us by telling us why we're leaning Newt and spinning a bunch of long tales.  The "Newt dumped his wives because they were sick" stories are still being pimped here.  If Mitt wins the primary I'll probably have to abandon this place until the general election just to be able to manage to pull the lever for him.


I would like to get back to discussing their platforms in a factual way.  The places that provide tabular comparisons of tax plans (I've checked several and they don't seem to be in the tank for anyone) are helpful.  Mitt's plan has a surprising lack of detail.  Newt's plan truly is the best.  Santorum's plan includes things like upping the dependent deductions. 

197 And we need to also start discussing the platform. 

I honestly don't see how Mitt will be able to run effectively in the general on a conservative platform.  Seems to me that should factor into his "electability."  Gingrich is a much more compelling bullshit artist than Mitt is imho.

198 >>Early in the afternoon I was trying to persuade my husband that we could vote for Romney (he really dislikes him and dismisses his electability) only to come here later and have insults hurled at me and the other Newt supporters by the usual suspects. Not helpful.

Posted by: Y-not at January 26, 2012 09:36 AM (5H6zj)

Too bad that CTB we used to put on our ankles before tape jobs turns your skin orange, otherwise I'd send you some to toughen your skin. But I get the impression you'll ride it out just fine.

Maybe being a lifelong Conservative from Boston has endowed me with the arrogance to deflect insults with impunity.

Tough sleddin' ahead kiddo.

199 Clinton was a skilled con artist. How Obama amateur hour version succeeds at all is a mystery to me.

Posted by: epobirs at January 26, 2012 09:36 AM (kcfmt)

***************************

Slick was good at getting over on people because his entire life with aimed at snagging as much cooter as he could.  El JEFe is either asexual or has a fondness for the flavor of cock.

200 was aimed

201 I see Y-not is still playing the victim. How suprising.

202 @211

I see you're still not able to put a positive case forward for your candidate.

203 Man, I hope the formatting gets fixed, and ace sends a friend of a friend of an acquaintance that likes short one-stop road trips and problem solving to visit our html saboteur.

204
...only to come here later and have insults hurled at me and the other Newt supporters by the usual suspects.

Posted by: Y-not at January 26, 2012 09:36 AM (5H6zj)

Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one.  I've voted early in Florida, and the call was for Newt. 

205

Romney was a self professed independent during the Reagan years and distanced himself from Reagan's policies in his later political career.

 

So Romneybots should probably not invoke Reagan to bash Newt, after all, your boy didn't have any warm and fuzzy feelings for the Gipper either.

 

206 >>Just give me unadulterated facts and let me decide what is best for me. Is that too much to ask?

Posted by: moki at January 26, 2012 09:39 AM (dZmFh)

Unfortunately you know the answer to your own question, otherwise you wouldn't be here with the rest of us crazies.

207 I saw Michelle Malkin taken to task by Hannity last night.

I don't care for MM however, I think Hannity is just slightly better than a half melted suppository.

208 Big day for the GOP in NC. Just confirmed that Rep. Brad Miller and Governor Bev Perdue will BOTH be going bye-bye without a fight. I can't wait to see who the Dems pick to run for Gov.

209 Newt Gingrich has gotta be hoping Obama insults the internet so Drudge will change his headline.

210 Ignorant sock

211 Germany would not have been able to produce an atomic bomb before we did or at all because most of the German scientists that could do it had previously fled the country and the necessary heavy water plants, etc were known and targeted.

212

<a href="http://is.gd/j7Oson">CA Car Pollution Regs!</a>

a test on links from editor

213 nope - didn't work - oh well, there are smarter people out there - FIX IT

214 >>Slick was good at getting over on people because his entire life with aimed at snagging as much cooter as he could. El JEFe is either asexual or has a fondness for the flavor of cock.

Posted by: Captain Hate at January 26, 2012 09:48 AM (yowgW)

At times the lofty nature of your metaphysical exercises far outstrip my ability to cope without gagging in spasms of embarassing cackling.

215
So call me a "911 Truther" if you like but our republic....and John Kerry's safety.......depend on answers.

Posted by: Helpful Pundit at January 26, 2012 08:55 AM (jiwQf)

My guess is that he accidentally walked down a dark alley and another Vietnam Vet recognized him.

216 Unfortunately you know the answer to your own question, otherwise you wouldn't be here with the rest of us crazies. Posted by: ontherocks at January 26, 2012 10:07 AM (ZJCDy) You are right. I'm venting. But it does feel good to vent with like-minded crazies. With Dem-bots in my family (actually just my husband's now, my dem-bot sister died a few months ago, as bitterly as she lived. She just broke my heart, since she wouldn't listen to reason about many things.) and at work, this is a safe, comfortable place. At least, most of the time!

217 #177 Ed Anger. That is my argument against the cancellation of the F-22.

218 Well that, and the fact that they had a fanatical Nazi, Johannes Stark in charge of their program, I read about him in Volpi's In Search of Klingsor.

219 Damn wrong thread twice.

220 From Business Insider:  "That Was Quick: The Entire Conservative Establishment Has United To Kill Gingrich's Campaign"

"But this front-page of Drudge looks like debate-prep for both Mitt Romney and the CNN moderators tonight.  It's also the last debate for almost a month. It could form the most important impression on voters in Florida and all the caucus contests from now until the Arizona primary in late February. "

221

How about a birthday greeting to a guy who is funny, self-depreciaiting, and not a pederast.....Mr. Baseball, Bob Uecker, turns 77 today.

 

Juuust a bit outside......

222 [a href="http://is.gd/j7Oson"]CA Car Pollution Regs![/a]

Test

223 Nope brackets don't work either

224

polynikes - Texan for Romney at January 26, 2012 10:10 AM

 

True. But without the US being at war with both Germany and Japan, would we have put the resources into building the bomb without being at war with Germany?

 

It was always the Germans going for the bomb that was the mantra during the Manhattan Project.

 

225

@124--Jim Beam rules. I started off sneaking from my dad's bottle around when I was about 13.  I'd replace it with water and he never knew...until I threw up all over the table in Red Lobster one night.  He had to carry me out to the van to sleep it off, then made me stand up at home while he laughed at my drunken ass. We didn't go back to that Red Lobster for a couple of years, and it took me until college to get back on the horse.  Today, nothing but Jim Beam with the white cap. 

226 Thinking about the issue of applause at the debates. When SC allowed it, the applause was real. It was organic. Now that CNN has announced they will allow it, and have done so in advance, has given time for factions to plan their applause.  It is no longer organic, spontaneous. It will be a joke.

And this is why CNN has made the announcement to allow it in advance.

It's a TRAP!!!

227

Posted by: Helpful Pundit at January 26, 2012 08:55 AM (jiwQf)

Who brung it?  His bike and a tree, most likely.  Watch him get swift-pucked by the hockey team.

228 I support Newt because he is the most Conservative candidate who can win. Mitt is a Liberal pretending to be a Moderate pretending to be a Conservative.

229 Posted by: ontherocks at January 26, 2012 10:12 AM (ZJCDy)

****************************

Thanks for the feedback; strange as it may seem with as much shit as I throw out but I appreciate hearing comments from certain posters.

230

Posted by: moki at January 26, 2012 09:20 AM (dZmFh)

Yeah, you must be around 50.  Space food sticks were on the shelf for about six months, I think.  The novelty wore off about the same time as kids realized they tasted like plastic.  We'd get them in our lunchboxes and make fake dog-piles out of them.

231 You cannot tag someone a criminal unless he's been convicted.

 Posted by: Michael Rittenhouse

*********  ****************** *  *    *************

And Michael, You can't repeat someone's dafamatory comment without yourself becoming liable for defamation.


Jus' sayin'

no "fair reporting" privilege there, bucko.

232 Well you know what the best defense for libel is? The truth. In any case, when he goes to court, IF he is convicted, no more grounds for libel.

233

And now...Vice President Jan Brewer.

 

Forget the Vice bit, she'd be a great "late bloomer" to the candidate field right about now.  Familiar with "The Border," and already has a record of being tough on it that many are familiar with.  From the largely-ignored South, but not carrying the Texan drawl that subconciously invokes W.  A woman, so, you know, HISTORIC!

What's she like with a budget?

234 CBS ran that pic of Brewer with her finger in Barry-O's chest.  Caption:  "Jan Brewer gets an earful from Obama in Ariz."

235 @creeper - welcome back to High School.  Jan Brewer didn't break up with Obama!  Obama broke up with her FIRST!

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237 Let' s correctly frame the Obama/Brewer confrontation. Obama, the most powerful man in the world, surrounded by Secret Service Agents, armed members of the military, and so forth, who are sworn to protect him to their last breath and take a bullet if required. That man walks up to a small woman, grabs her by the arm, looms over her, and begins to braid her for exercising her Constitutional right to free political speech by writing mean things about him.