The Republican State Senators in Wisconsin finally grew weary of the Democrats’ stalling and running off and hiding. They stripped the non-fiscal items from the bill they were considering and from which the Democrats were hiding. They then came up with a quick compromise with the Republican House, unified the bills, and passed legislation stripping the public sector unions of their ability to collectively bargain over anything other than wages up to increases due to CPI changes.
“The Senate Democrats have had three weeks to debate this bill and were offered repeated opportunities to come home, which they refused,” Walker said. “In order to move the state forward, I applaud the Legislature’s action today to stand up to the status quo and take a step in the right direction to balance the budget and reform government.”
Reactions from the Democrat leadership was somewhat less mature.
“In 30 minutes, 18 state Senators undid 50 years of civil rights in Wisconsin. Their disrespect for the people of Wisconsin and their rights is an outrage that will never be forgotten,” said Democratic Senate Minority Leader Mark Miller. “Tonight, 18 Senate Republicans conspired to take government away from the people.”
By “the people”, he means “public sector union members”.
FIRSTAMUNDO!
It is about wissin time that someone with an R associated with their name showed some cajones! This slap in the face of the Union whore D’s is LONG OVERDUE! It pails in comparison to what happened in DC under the reign of the Wicked Witch of the West, Nanzi Pelousi, but at least it is a start. Chris Cristie is doing very well in New Jersey; perhaps this is the season when the R’s will start acting like robust men instead of the little girly toads we have been forced to endure.
This is not a good sign.
h/t Bloomberg, Drudge
IT’S ABOUT DARNED TIME! Saudi Arabia is moving towards banning child bride marriages.
So things are changing in Saudi Arabia or . . . . . . maybe not:
Well, at least it is a start, sort of.
h/t Jpost.com
The Fleebaggers abdicated their responsibilities to the democratic process and now they want to cry foul? You can’t help but laugh at them. They’re like the man who murders his parents then begs the court for leniency on account of he’s an orphan.
My Bonecrusher is the early bird today.
OK, We have a RINO in Wisconsin;
I don’t know if he comes up in 2012, but when he does I’m betting the Tea Party will take him out.
Mornin’ Gang
FWIW; It should be illegal for ANY public employee to belong to a union.
Dang talk about a high tech “peeping tom”; Dade Cops Waiting To Get Crime Fighting Drone Airborne
Go to lawprof Ann Althouse’s site to see videos and photos of government employee anarchy taking over the Wisconsin statehouse last night.
Pathetic and unbelievable.
Wait until redistricting this year. You’ll see Fleebaggers by the hundreds from state legislatures. I don’t believe liberals realized they were crushed in November. Maybe a second dose in November, 2012 will help them realize their time is over.
#8 SuperDave:
Yeah, right.
Some others that come to mind:
-I will still respect you in the morning
-the check is in the mail
- Social Security payments are voluntary and all proceeds go into a lockbox
-Government spends tax dollars responsibly
-this won’t hurt a bit
-I can quit any time I want
-I’m from the Government and I’m here to help
Feel free to add to the list
#10 Big 45:
I would suggest to the R’s that just before the redistricting legislation is to be brought up, and make sure that it is a surprise, lock the doors and put guards on all the D’s so that they can not escape. I would also suggest that gps trackers be clandestinely placed on their vehicles so we know when they are fleeing. Finally I suggest that if (more likely when) they flee that we take them back by force, if necessary to the capital and make them do their jobs.
Michael Knox Beran, contributor at the Manhattan Institute and the subject of a couple of my columns at Lone Star Times, wrote a great piece for the Christian Science Monitor yesterday featuring venerated Leftist and literary critic, Lionel Trilling.
Trilling was far more perceptive than most of his fellow travelers in those days and certainly more so than any on the Left today.
G’Morning all
Dang it, you stole my thunder! I was going to make my first post on Wisconsin.
Middle son “Arrrgh” went through his cornea transplant superbly. Thanks for the kneemail. He will go back this afternoon to have the medicated bandage removed and he can start wearing his pirate patch. The only restrictions are no lifting, bending below his waistline or sudden head movements for 2 weeks. He is free to drive in 2 days. It will be 3 to 6 months before all the tissues and muscles reattach and heal from the surgery. I thank God for all the great Doctor’s and medical innovations that have come about in just my lifetime.
#11 Bonecrusher
Being rodeo season:
I won this belt buckle bull riding.
I’m a bonafide senior. While it may not be fun to burden us with their mis-handling of our money (I’m talking to both parties here), I’m willing to give up something to get our country on track. God help their souls if they start screwing up again after I sacrifice for them. I’ll shout from the rooftops to recall every one of them and make the 2010 election look like a kindergarten party.
This is a long article but should be read by all. The smell of fear is dripping from the Dem’s statements. If they don’t get with the program, it will be the stench of (political) death emanating from them. Scare tactics don’t work on this old f@rt.
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/148573-seniors-are-told-to-fear-gops-cuts
I’m bringing this one over from last night.
Seems that Dear Leader has been having some difficulty drumming up commencement speaking gigs this spring, so he held a little “jack ‘em up” press conference today to try to generate a few more applications (to go with the 14 he has already received after extending the deadline for 2 more weeks). Iowahawk was there:
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2011/03/liquor-store-run.html
#13 Texpat
“The more we talk of welfare, the crueler we become,”
Again, I urge everyone to read “With Folded Hands” short story by Jack Williamson. It’s science fiction, if you can handle that.
I think every state legislature should put in place a rule that if enough legislators miss work so that quorums cannot be met, that those legislators be given 48 hours to return to work or their positions will be filled with proxies for specific legislation by the governor of that state. When the legislator(s) return, they can take their elected positions back.
I don’t know if any Republicans have vacated their posts en masse before, but this should be good for both sides.
From Drudge: Sarkozy Fills Leadership Void on Libya
It’s bad when our president gets upstaged by the French. Again.
God bless both of these brave soldiers.
Tissue alert.
Famed blogger John Hayward, known more widely as Doctor Zero of HotAir, has suffered the death of his father.
He writes a beautiful, lyrical tribute to him, to all fathers, mothers and families here.
Priority for handling of flee baggers:
1. Turn off any government credit cards.
2. Shut off their paycheck.
3. Shut off power to their offices.
4. Shut off their office phones and government cell phones.
5. Shut off the paychecks for their staff. If they’re not at work, they don’t need staff.
6. Ensure money not paid during absences is not reimbursed later.
7. Change their locks. They vacated their offices.
8. Take away all their parking spaces…rep and staff.
I think that should cover it ….. at least for the first day.
Well, they said it was a threat, but never explained how? Can’t we be told now, since the equipment is gone?
Another reason to not pee on a plane.
Yeah, but those dadblasted Teabaggers are the violent ones!
/sarc off
/spits
#22 Tedtam
Both of them should get a Silver Star.
I always use those paper bags in the seatback pocket.
RE: Tedtam’s #22
The fallen British soldier and his dog’s ashes will pass through Wooton Bassett, a small village near the military base where all casualties are delivered.
The moving story of Wooton Bassett is here.
#5 Hams
I see Hammy has a new gravatar. Is it another monkey? A monkey wearing a costume? A big hat and a skirt?
First the tell ya not to pee on the rails in the subway.
Now this.
Sheesh.
#10 Big45Iron
Hi & welcome back, I haven’t seen you post here in quite a while. I recall you had a health issue so I hope you are recovered now.
It’s my Lenten Gravatar. There’s an evil monkey for all occasions.
#33 Hammy
Woo hoo, a big hat and a skirt, indeed.
#33 Hammy
It looks like il Papa is having a bad day.
#28 otl
dude.
I’ll have to photoshop a bishop’s mitre onto hypnotoad.
Its an evil monk
Morning all, the American Thinker has a thought provoking article on dear leader.
http://comments.americanthinker.com/read/42323/783114.html
mharper – I’m not as in touch with Houston area and Texas issues, so I don’t post as much. However, I’m raising h—l with liberals here in Hawaii. It’s a much bigger task.
Good morning Hamsters. Winter returned overnight, 39 at 6 and still chilly in the shade at 11.
Tree pollen stirred up well and broadcast hither and yon by the breeze. Decongestant taken, relief is on the way.
The insurrection at and in the Wisconsin Capitol overnight and today proves the barbarians got past the gates–again. Mob control by the Capitol Police, Madison Police, Dane County Sheriff, and even the State Police has been sadly ineffective, either for lack of sufficient numbers (State Police) or for sympathy with the barbarians (the rest of the outfits). Maybe the Governor should ask to borrow some Texas Rangers for a spell….
Latest: At least some law enforcement branch(s) is/are carrying out squatters who are blocking entrance to the Assembly chamber, according to the 11 am KSEV radio news.
While the Lege is on a roll, it should pass concealed carry and incorporate the Castle Doctrine in state law. That plus voter ID would really blow the minds of the progressives.
Adee, just a bit of education. We’re no longer using the word “progressives” since that word doesn’t properly describe them. For future use, please substitute the more accurate moniker: REPRESSIVES.
#39 Texakanukian:
2nd to last paragraph of the article you linkied to:
h/t American Thinker
I think this just about nails it.
I thought the whole deal behind the legalization of weed was that it could be taxed?
#39 texanadian, Great Article!
We’ll be hearing about that.
As soon as chior practice is over.
Its running a bit long——-
There are definitely some good questions here.
yep
The Queen speaks
She is outraged
West Virginia man arrested for making cat bombs.
Contest over. Hammie has the best avatar ever.
Though it looks like it might be on your desk at work.
If so, be forewarned, should Bobo go to work there, he will file a grievance.
It gets worse.
As soon as choir practice is over.
From Sarge’s #51
familes
assult
demorcratic
aganist
PLUS
Milwaukee Democrat Peggy West says Arizona is not a border state.
Great job Wisconsin teachers!!!
And it gets even worse.
You know.
Because that’s the way Democracy should work.
And those Tea Partiers are such violent people.
LIfe is certainly harder when the help doesn’t come in.
Pregnancy is no excuse.
#47
My favorite is:
But choir practice turns out to be a pretty good one.
#43 Bones
I voted for McLame, of course, but he was SUCH a poor candidate. Stinkin’ RINO in fact.
#46
“Milk and cookies” wink wink
#59 M: I too voted for Mcswino the rino because he was so much better a choice than the foul “O”. It kind of reminds me when Edwin Edwards was running against the klansman David Duke for Gov of Louisiana. . . . . . . there were bumper stickers that read ‘vote for the crook, its the right thing to do’.
#51 Sarge: I certainly hope that the email was forwarded with all headers, etc to the FBI. It is a felony to threaten someone’s life and to threaten to use bombs; I think that is called a terroristic threat.
Who wants to give me odds that the foul “O” justice dept will “get right on it”?
#40 Big45Iron
At least you don’t have “Shirley” Jackson-Lee and Quanell the 10th to contend with out there…
#44 Pyro
Bob hasn’t posted here today, but he saw your link and posted there:
Sounds to me like Bob doesn’t see it as medicine after all.
Homeboy shoulda waited until his haircut was finished.
Either that, or he’s going for a very novel fashion statement.
mharper, Democrats control all but nine seats in Hawaii’s 76 member legislature the most politically monolithic state government. It got so bad the other day one of our volcanos collapsed and threw up.
Scott Walker is a freakin genius.
The Unions say that they are going to have 200,000 people show up in Madison this weekend.
Do you know how much sales, restaurant, and lodging tax revenue that’s going to bring into Wisconsin?
Genius, I tell ya.
Genius.
The unions are calling for a general strike tomorrow. Could get even interestinger.
You mean they’re not going to work again tomorrow?
How’s that a problem?
Ask him how choir practice is going.
I just got through using my new electric WeedEater. The purple vetch threatening to climb in my back windows ain’t so threaten’ng anymo’.
It seems most of my garden plants are still vertical and greenish in color.
I gotta get my thrills somewhere.
I thought it was mean ol Republicans that shut things down.
How are the poor people going to get their welfare checks?
#68, 69: 200,000 people to show up for a general strike?? The beer joints, likka sto’s and greasy spoons better get ready cause biz is gonna be great.
#65 Wagon
That reminds me of the haircut I got last Friday. I’ve spent over a year growing my hair out, probably because I keep forgetting how much work my long hair is. It’s naturally curly, so when it gets cut, it draws up A LOT. On a regular, straight haired head, cutting one inch is cutting about inch. Cut one inch on me and I could lose up to 3″ as the lost weight on the hair length makes itself known. But the curls usually hide mediocre cuts, which is handy.
The woman I tried on Friday (a new place had taken the place of my usual hair shop) was Asian. I don’t know how many Asians have really curly hair, but I’m guessing not too many. This woman was hope-LESS. She kept cutting and trying to comb my hair down. I kept telling her it wouldn’t stay down, it has a life of its own, to no avail. Lovely was watching in horror. I finally said “Okay! Okay! It’s good! We’re done! Just let pay and get out of here!”
Imagine a Brillo pad cut into abstract shapes. Kind of like Homeboy, except I restrained myself from stabbing anyone. It was tempting, I must admit.
Lovely had to try to reclaim a reasonable cut out of the disaster. God bless her. Next time, I bring a scarf to cover my embarrassment, just in case.
in nine months the maternity wards will be booming as well.
#67 Sarge
To be offset by the costs of repairs to building, overtime pay for cops, possible guard activation, removal of graffiti and trash, broken store windows, loss of business revenue when customers can’t get through gridlock to work or shopping…you get the idea.
What would really be funny is if all the businesses, who pay those taxes, all closed. No food, no water, no bathrooms. Store owners would have to sit inside though with firearms to prevent vandalism.
THIS IS COOL! /a>
#52/#58 Sarge, give me a break.
Have you no idea how time consuming trying to “eliminate civilization” can be?
Fortunately I’m not alone in that effort. Here’s a list of a few others that are (according to the pandering liar Newt) are hell bent on eliminating civilization.
Ya might want to google dominionism or simply read the platform of the Republican party of Texas to satisfy your other curiosities (or not, I don’t care.) But don’t take Newt’s word for anything. He is a liar, and nothing you said yesterday contradicted my conclusion in that regard.
Using my love of singing as a troll technique is pretty low, btw.
I messed up the linkie thingie/block quote thingie in my #78 and I don’t know how to fixit, dammit!!
Just more of my delusional ranting I suppose.
#64 M42
I’ve never been shy of expressing my opinion that it should be legal, regulated to more effectively control underage access, and taxed. Cannabis is less harmful than alcohol, and less addictive than tobacco.
In conservative authoritarian states such as Texas, where about 70,000 people are arrested annually, most for simple possession of small quantities, legalization is out of the question. So far two bills in two lege sessions that would simply “allow” medical need as a defense to a criminal possession charge have died in committee, and a third will probably meet the same fate, as will a bill that would make simple possession a Class C misdemeanor and save millions each year, and allow cops to fight real crime more of the time.
As far as medical benefit is concerned, I’ve been acquainted with a few people that have used the plant for medical reasons and found it to be benificial. Peer reviewed research would be better, but since the federal government makes that very hard to do, anecdotals are the best I can offer.
I know a Viet-Nam veteran who is less than 10 years my elder, but suffers with advanced arthritis. He works when he can, but subsists mainly on disability and the charity of others. He’s very wary about becoming addicted to prescription pain meds. Over the years I’ve set up a couple of hand me down PCs for him. His house always smells like a rope factory on fire. He says it helps him, but maybe he’s just a stoner. I don’t know and I don’t care. He harms no one.
15+ Years ago I worked with a very sharp computer programmer that never went out with the party crowd. Recently, a common friend that I’ve kept up with asked me to help him with her yard work before we watched the Sunday games. This surprised me, because she’d always been very athletic and enjoyed gardening and yard work. I was shocked to find that she was in a wheel chair because of MS. Her house smelled like an Amsterdam coffee shop. She said it helps, and I believe her.
I still miss my brother in law that was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. The worst thing about stage four cancers is that there is no stage five. The nausea from the disease along with the chemo was problematic for him to the point that he couldn’t maintain the treatment schedule. His sister asked me about it, and I did not hesitate to become a “criminal” to try and help him.
What would you do?
Bill Gates is no longer the richest man in the world.
Golly;
Bobby.
I thought you wanted to tell us all the laws that domionists have passed in Western countries that set us on the road to establishing a large and powerful government to impose their beliefs on everyone via force of law, and mixing God with government.
You said all we had to do was wait until choir practice was over.
Now you want to talk about pot smoking.
What happened?
#84 Sarge, you are wrong yet again. You demanded that I give such distractive examples after you completely failed to demonstrate that your good buddy Newt The Liar Gingrich was in any way at all telling the truth (to a selected religious audience) when he plainly stated as a fact, that atheists and secularists wanted to destroy civilization, and compared them to radical Islamist. He lied. And he did it for selfish political gain.
I called him the opportunistic professional (washed up) politician and liar that he is. You disagreed, and completely failed to make a case for his lies. You failed yesterday, you failed today, and will fail tomorrow.
The man is a liar. And you can not prove me wrong there.
Dang.
I guess I misinterpreted this exchange:
I’m glad you straightened me out.
Hopefully, this idiot gets fired before he gets us into a war.
Could some of you do me a favor, please? I’ve read several of Bob’s posts, and I can’t find the word duopoly. I think I’m not getting all the posts.
Just catching up on my reading. Let it be known that the horse died at 3:04pm
Sarge, I apologize for making that offer, and hereby retract it. If the influence of the religious right on republican politics and platforms is beyond your comprehension, that is not my problem, it is yours.
So, let’s stay on topic, shall we? Your buddy the liar said that me and many thousands of others wanted to “eliminate civilization.” I say he’s a liar, and you apparently can’t prove me wrong.
And then you bitch because I responded to M42′s pot post, and earlier trolled me because I like singing better than arguing with an idiot.
“Flick!”
#87 sarge
Which idiot might that be?
#82 Bob
Guess I’d send ‘em to you, Bob, because for a fact no one would ever ask me to score marijuana for them.
#90 Bob
Sarge, you’ve been Flicked!
Bob, several of us were poking fun today about the choir practise, but it wasn’t “trolling” you — just wondered what the flick happened after you signed off for milk & cookies, then were MIA this morning.
Clapper.
The guy in charge of oiur National Intelligence infrastructure.
We are flickin doomed.
#88 b45i
I think he’s been spending too much time smoking his lawn lately.
And here I thought your mouth made a promise your azz couldn’t keep.
Thanks again for putting me on the straight and narrow there, Bobby.
You’re an example for all of us.
Bob,
Why would we care about what Newt says? His standings with the public and especially with Republicans is dropping pretty fast. See what the National Journal learned when political insiders were polled.
National Journal
Simple
O’Keefe’s new NPR sting video is even more damining than the first.
The “donors” ask if they can make thier $5 million donation anonymously so as not to exposed thier affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood.
NPRs response?
Okey Doke.
#93 M42 the “milk & cookies” and choir rehearsal that followed were both good. After practice I arrived at the nursing home for my usual visit just in time to learn that they were sending mom42 to the ER because she needed a blood transfusion. I was there until after 2AM, slept in, and am headed back to the hospital after I get some work done. I guess my quest to destroy civilization will just have to wait.
Re: Your #92
Under current Texas law, you would become a criminal for that referral. But it’s good to know that given the hypothetical circumstance of one of your loved ones asking for your help, you might do the right thing and break the law. But please, check craigslist or any of many other sources before approaching me. Our conversation here could be used as evidence against us.
98 Sarge,
All politics aside. NPR and the NEA is not something we can afford when we may have to actually cut spending in Medicare.
I like NPR in small doses, but Public Radio is not something our government should be doing. Indeed…any good freedom loving liberal or conservative should be alarmed by the prospect of the government running the transmitters and printing presses.
Nice expose by Mr O’Keeth, but it is not needed. Let NPR hit Bill Gates up for a loan; he can afford it.
Simple
I only got to 54 posts, so excuse me if this is posted later on down the thread…….
I have received emails from SEIU, MoveOn, OfA and someone else yesterday. They want money donated to them so they can send more
thugsprotesters up to Wisconsin. OK…….they just spent a couple hundred of thousands of $$$ to clean up the Capitol last week. Since it seems that these groups (including Unions) are in charge of these protests, WI should send them the bill this time./carry on and scrolling back up
I guess you haven’t notice the majority leader in the Senate telling us that any cuts beyond the $6 billion the Democrats have agreed to are dangerous and irresponsible.
Because Cowboy FREAKING Poetry creates so dam many jobs.
But one other thing Simple.
These clowns are examples of the kinds of folks Obama is putting into our bureacracy.
The MUSLIM FREAKING BROTHERHOOD FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.
#100 Simple Simon
Really now.
What is your genius solution for defunding a leftwing media apparatus that has had the unwavering support of the Democratic Party and has also concealed its political agenda for decades ? How would you propose to turn the average American voter to understand the useless and destructively partisan purpose of public broadcasting ?
I’m really interested to hear your strategy since the Republican Party has been unable, on its own, to do so for many years though at times holding congressional majorities and the presidency.
It must be a remarkable plan and why have you kept it secret all these years ? How do you propose to provide cover for members who would vote for defunding, but might be in marginal districts where they need to be provided legitimate cover for their vote ?
Cowboy freaking poetry.
Golly.
We sure dodged a bullet when that crazy dominionist Sharon Angle lost the election in Nevada.
Harry is so much better a Senator.
#97 Simple
Great post! Both Gingrich and Trump with 2% of Republicans paying them any attention at all. Dunno why Bob thinks normal conservatives would want to loop back 15 years and dance with Newt again. He’s toast.
Bob, sorry to hear your mother is worse. All kidding aside.
Sarge and Texpat,
Loosen your hatbands! Just in case you failed to read the rest of my post….I don’t believe that NPR should be supported by taxpayer money.
It might actually end up getting defunded of the 15% of it’s budget derived from government subsidies because our government is broke and we cannot afford luxuries.
It would be nice to see it defunded because this is something the government should not do instead of a budgetary need. It will get defunded eventually, because I do believe we will end up having to cut Medicare, Medicaid, and the Defense Budgets. It is kind of hard to hold back military pay raises or deny medical treatments to seniors and still put up the money for “All Things Considered”. Many of the so-called sacred cows will be a lot less holy once the fiscal cuts begin in earnest and believe me…..just like that old song by the Carpenters..”We’ve Only Just Begun”.
Simple
As I told my old LST colleagues this week, Newt Gingrich does not have a chance in hell of getting elected president of the United States.
#108 Simple
I never said you did, in case you didn’t read my comment.
And you never answered my questions.
My #110 cont’d
Oh, and the Dems are already surreptitiously cutting veterans’ healthcare and college funding in case you didn’t know. It’s all to pay for Obamacare.
104 Tex,
The strategy is quite simple. Quit voting the same bozos back into office every year just because they have an (R) next to their name.
Quit voting the same idiots back into office because they support your one favorite social cause, but can’t resist throwing money at everything they see.
We have sighted the enemy and he is US!! We are the idiots that keep sendiing the same wasteful idiots back into office. Personally…I think we should fire ourselves for the terrible job we have done so far. I know our kids will not look back on us too favorably in about 50 years.
Simple
#112 Simple
We quit voting the same bozos into office in 2010. Nevertheless, it doesn’t change certain political realities, specifically, those of entrenched media interests benefitting at the public trough with the collusion of their very powerful, private, mainstream media cohorts.
The investigative efforts of O’Keefe & Co. are manifold in purpose, not just to embarrass NPR execs. It is necessary to expose the incestuous and glaringly false mission of these organizations. Politics are, among other things, also theater and the theatrical can be very powerful. To say that O’Keefe’s work is unnecessary is to be tone deaf and blind to political reality.
Sarge, I love you man but you are wasting your valuable time with this guy.
Bob, I appreciate your anecdotes, and yes if I thought it would help a loved one I’d go pick up an lb tonite.
Neither of you are accomplishing a thing.
Stop it. Please.
Enough is enough.
My Sweetie went out for girl’s night out with our “L” friends (some of our best friends are L’s
). I always raise an objection to these things ’cause it’s really couples night out for them so why can’t I go? If they want equal rights by golly, they need to split off and each go every other week. 
Tangled webs and all that.
GJT
The rules are unequal for men. They always have been. The secret of feminine control has been to let men believe they run things. It’s been that way for, oh, about 7,000 years.
Is a part of a quote from today’s o/c thread. Mark Levin just asked how collective bargaining is a civil right when federal employees do not have such a right?
Good question.
#5;
Whenhave I encountered that before. Oh, yeah, the other night when Baby Girl refused to have Dad read her a bedtime story and screamed how she wanted Dad to read her a story as Dad was leaving the bedroom. (After kissing her on the head, of course).
Oletimer #14;
Amen to that.
Hamous.org is probably the first site that pops up on bob42′s search engine.
http://www.allabouthistory.org/in-god-we-trust.htm
Doooooo-minnnnnnnnn-ion-ismmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Ahhhhhhgggggg!!!
mharper #92;
Back in the hood people would ask me that just walking my dog. That doesn’t say much as to how I dressed. I never use pot but I sure looked like I did.
Simple #97;
I never liked Newt and I can hardly phathom me supporting his drive to the presidency. In fact, I’d probably vote for Hillary over Newt.
That’s a lot of weed in one night. You sure they’ll need all that help?
I eat cereal
I eat bacon
I eat apples
by darren son
#125 was written by my youngest son. He insisted on typing something.
When you have 85% of the media and 85% of academia (granted allegedly academia) voting for the Dems, that tells you that can’t expect fairness in coverage or education regarding the political views of a huge segment of our society.
‘YOU WILL DIE!!!!’: Read the Shocking E-Mail Sent to Wis. GOP Senators
Just remember that violent rhetoric almost always comes from the right.
#125 Darren
Cute, and refreshing.
I eat stuff, too.
It’s fun.
Too much fun.
Tedtam #129;
Thanks. He’s a lot of fun to have around.
Good to see some progress in sorting out this AFT gun run across la frontera.
LINK
Dangit. Here I’ve been at it for 23 yrs and thought I was making progress.
#116 Texpat
Only in civilized societies, you guys.
What You Didn’t See: NPR Execs…Proud of GOP Past, Love Fiscal Conservatism, Compare Fairness Doctrine to Communist Russia & Defend Intellect of Fox Viewers
Good morning my fellow Hamsteronianites!
NORTHERN JAPAN JUST GOT SLAMMED BY A HUGE 8.9 EARTHQUAKE, FOLLOWED BY A TSUNAMI.
There have been numerous 7.4+ aftershocks as well as many smaller aftershocks. The death toll could rise into the thousands. A tsunami is heading east and has already reached Hawaii and will reach our West Coast around 10 local time.
(Friday morning)
I am normally logged in and working remotely by this time in the mornings, but today I am wearing my HOA hat. I am going over to the subdivision’s swimming pool at 9 to admit a crew of leak detection workers. I am told they will don wet suits but I expect they’ll freeze their azzes off anyway after the cold night we just had.