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Another fine day for the free market!

How long before Americans decide to stop paying income taxes? How difficult would that be to organize via the Internet?

I appreciate it1

maybe we should all just incorporate. then we would qualify for bailouts too.

to bail out the taxpayers!

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How long before Americans decide to stop paying income taxes?

Submitted by dan on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 2:47pm.
maybe we should all just incorporate. then we would qualify for bailouts too
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I like your idea.

I would also like an apology from all these CEOs for screwing up; and then maybe jailtime, if appropriate.

A little accountability somewhere down the line ...

while we go pee in a field and our junk is all out and mail that in to the IRS.

Just a thought.

like the British Monarchy does. Worth more than our bail out contributions, I'm sure.

The public should form a giant corporation!

We the People, Inc.

Given the amount of debt the government has heaped on us in the past 8 years, against our combined net annual revenue and expenses, we would definitely be in need of a bailout! We the People, Inc. is definitely too big to fail!

I think Marc's next 'Angry Chef' segment should be: 'How to Stuff a Turkey."

;

The answer is, eliminate the capital gains tax. Now, what was the question?

John Boehner:

“If we’re really serious about creating jobs, what we ought to do is, we ought to eliminate the capital gains tax for the next two years on any equities that are purchased,” he said. He argued that cutting the corporate income tax would help boost employment.

This brings back a memory: on Sept. 13, 2001, I got frantic calls from staffers on Capitol Hill. They informed me that Republican leaders in the House were trying to use the terrorist attack to ram through, you guessed it, a cut in the capital gains tax.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/11/24/caricature-economics/

Uproar in Maine over Obama assassination sign

November 20, 2008

Reuters

BOSTON (Reuters) - Passions flared in a Maine town on Thursday over a sign in a store asking customers to place bets on an assassination of President-elect Barack Obama.

The Town Council in Standish condemned the sign on Thursday in a 6-0 vote and declared it reprehensible at a meeting where some residents defended the store owner, saying he had a right to free speech even if in bad taste, local authorities said.

"The town of Standish condemns in the strongest terms any such alleged activity calling for violence against any individual no matter their position, race or ethnicity," said the resolution posted on the town's website.

The sign in the Oak Hill General Store asked customers to place a $1 bet on the date of Obama's assassination, and said "Let's hope someone wins," the Portland Press Herald reported. It was called the "Osama Obama Shotgun Pool."

The store in the town of 9,285 people in southwest Maine has remained closed since reports of the sign appeared in the media on Sunday.

About 80 people attended the meeting, including some who defended the store owner, said town clerk Mary Chapman.

"There were folks on both sides of the issue," Chapman said in a telephone interview. "People were passionate of their opinion but very respectful of others."

Obama's historic election victory as the nation's first black president has sparked racist incidents nationwide, according to groups that monitor hate crimes.

Obama, an Illinois senator, won the November 4 presidential contest in Maine over Republic Sen. John McCain of Arizona.

http://www.tbrnews.org/Archives/a2894.htm#001

The man who was born precisely ten years before I has released his second solo album... and it's damn good. I bought it today.

www.sigzone.blogspot.com

Citing the recent drop in the price of crude oil, its resulting impact on revenue to the Bin Laden family, and the general reversal of fortunes of the organization relative to the United States after the election of Barack Obama as President, Al Qaeda today announced plans to seek a bailout under the U.S. government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).

Speaking on a video released earlier today, current Al Qaeda deputy director Ayman Al-Zawahiri announced the organization’s intention to seek bailout protection.

Economic conditions are such that we will require bridge financing from the Great Satan so that we can continue to provide services to the Great Satan in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and in emerging markets. Once economic conditions have stabilized, we are confident that the Great Satan will be repaid many times over in blood of the Infidel.

Richard Perle, architect of the Iraq invasion, heralded the decision as one vital to the continued success of the Global War on Terror.

Our ability to defeat Al Qaeda depends on having a healthy Al Qaeda with an identifiable presence in Iraq and Afghanistan. We cannot allow Al Qaeda to go underground.

When asked if driving Al Qaeda underground wasn’t the object of fighting it in the first place, Perle maintained that the reporter "did not understand the complexity of asymmetrical warfare."

Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, former Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee and longtime Al Qaeda supporter, echoed the sentiments of Perle, and stressed the need to act quickly on any bailout.

As we approach the holidays, it is vital that we have an identifiable enemy in theater. Otherwise, our patriotic contractors, such as Blackwater and Haliburton would simply be murdering civilians. Having a credible Al Qaeda presence will ensure that we avoid any unnecessary and unflattering public relations problems.

More of this deliciously good snark here.
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When do I get to vote on YOUR marriage?

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Hey Fernando!

It was one of the Gold Box deals today, so I nabbed one. Should have it by Wednesday or Friday...

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

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Sorry,if this was posted before..
By JESSE J. HOLLAND, Associated Press

WASHINGTON – A former GOP lobbyist with ties to Jack Abramoff may be moving toward a plea agreement with the Justice Department in its wide-ranging corruption investigation, documents showed Friday.

James F. Hirni will be charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, according to papers filed by the Justice Department in U.S. District Court.

Con't

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

A Confident Coleman Counts on Votes from Airport Bathroom

“WE’RE GETTING SIGNALS SHOWING THAT WE SHOULD BE HEAVILY FAVORED BY BOTH THE ‘STALLED’ HAND COUNTS, AND THE FOOT COUNTS.”

Link

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

More importantly:
California 37 Stanford 16

Demise of the Chargers continued though. But I doubt, they can overtake the Lions in the draft race.

Two more feet of snow here over the weekend. Not even Thanksgiving yet and it seems like we had three months of winter already.

And,Vote For Sonora Cat Rescue ! :)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Watch Nation editor Watch Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel tonight, November 24, on CNN's Larry King Live in a roundtable conversation on the new government that the Obama Transition Team is rapidly assembling. The show airs nationally at 9:00pm EST. See the program's website for info on podcasts and live streaming.tonight, November 24, on CNN's Larry King Live in a roundtable conversation on the new government that the Obama Transition Team is rapidly assembling. The show airs nationally at 9:00pm EST. See the program's website for info on podcasts and live streaming.

predicted by U.S. pundits, exxaggerated:

Hugo Chavez Allies Score Big Wins in Venezuela Elections
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2008/11/24-4

how can this be true. he's a (gasp) socialist.

U.S. Pledges Top $7.7 Trillion to Ease Frozen Credit

Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government is prepared to provide more than $7.76 trillion on behalf of American taxpayers after guaranteeing $306 billion of Citigroup Inc. debt yesterday. The pledges, amounting to half the value of everything produced in the nation last year, are intended to rescue the financial system after the credit markets seized up 15 months ago.

The unprecedented pledge of funds includes $3.18 trillion already tapped by financial institutions in the biggest response to an economic emergency since the New Deal of the 1930s, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The commitment dwarfs the plan approved by lawmakers, the Treasury Department’s $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program. Federal Reserve lending last week was 1,900 times the weekly average for the three years before the crisis.

More here:
http://bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=arEE1iClqDrk&refer=home

h/t for link to Michigan Liberal
...That makes the Big 3 bail-out only 0.33783784% down from 1.0417% of the old sum of $2.4 Trillion and 3.5714% of the $700 Billion for the Financial bail-out bill.

http://www.michiganliberal.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=14073

Damn those unions for destroying Citigroup!!!

-Atrios

especially the ones who are earning 70K a year. such unmitigated greed. how dare someone want healthcare when they are old. don't they understand how much a private jet costs to operate?

Dan I know it just wasn't the housing market
Submitted by toniD on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 8:53am.
but it did stem from garbage loans that these MFers hid by slicing and dicing and reselling pieces bundled together. They made money on top of money on very shaky loans.
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I agree. The market is a psychology-driven beast. When the national and global markets attitudes turn sour, the result can be traced back to a root psychological cause. In the current case, it is crappy loans driven by bundled mortgages sold as securities for no better reason than to make more bucks on a contrived derivative investment vehicle.
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Submitted by Fernando on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 3:17pm.
I think we should all have pictures taken while we go pee in a field and our junk is all out and mail that in to the IRS...
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The "junk is all out" thingy is wholly temperature dependent. Texans don't understand the meteorological influence on junk.

Freepers have now gone completely bonkers now that Obama is going to be President. The Freeper that posted this actually believes the delusions they wrote:
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"I think the Obamanable President is obviously insane. The Crat leaders in Washington are also insane. The people who believe the are insane. The MSM is certifiable and we should insist the capital be changed from Washington to Chatahoochee."

3 posted on Monday, November 24, 2008 7:23:06 PM by screaminsunshine

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2137750/posts

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I'm wrapped up and shivering in my 74 degree den. I hate cold.

I see that War Dog is continuing his attempt to frame Obama in his own image.

The similarities between War Dog's and Obama's concepts are analogous to the similarities between Dick Cheney's and the Constitution's concepts.

War Dog is long on corpus and woefully short on habeas.

Sarah Palin's Turkey Farmer Speaks Out

ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/24/2008

INSIDE EDITION traveled to Wasilla, Alaska to speak with the turkey farmer seen in the background of the latest Sarah Palin video making headlines.

For the first time, the world is now hearing from the man seen in the background of Governor Sarah Palin's visit to an Alaskan turkey farm.

Brian Tomes says he was just doing his job and "things happen."

Tomes was going about his gruesome task of slaughtering turkeys as Palin gave a TV interview, talking about her Thanksgiving plans.

The farmhand told INSIDE EDITION he didn't realize he could be seen as Palin was speaking. "I thought they had panned in on her face.I did try and block the process," he says.

The video has become a YouTube sensation with more than 2.2 million hits so far.

Tomes has worked at the Triple D Turkey Farm in Palin's hometown of Wasilla, Alaska for the past nine years. He says Palin is being unfairly criticized over the video. "The only thing I can say is, 'Don't mess with my Governor!'"

INSIDE EDITION viewers seemed to agree, sending in e-mails following our coverage of the incident which has ruffled some feathers.

In an e-mail, one INSIDE EDITION viewer said: "It was a turkey farm...of course they butcher them there."

Another said: "Where do you think the turkey you buy at the store comes from?"

http://insideedition.com/news.aspx?storyId=2373

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...this to Sean Hannity's email?

Or is linking from our family blog to the Rude One a breech of the civility standard? (._o)

>>'Don't mess with my Governor!'"

I bet someone gets a bottle of Wild Turkey compliments of his governor.

Seriously, this has to be the best thing to ever to happen to this gy.

Can you imagine this guy buying his own drinks in the foreseeable future?

Fifteen minutes of fame goes along way in the taverns of the land of the midnight sum.
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Monkey Waiters Hired In Japanese Restaurant Due To Economic Downturn

CNN | November 24, 2008 01:25 PM

Restaurants are always hit hard during economic downturns, but one restaurant in Japan has a novel approach to cutting costs: replace the wait staff with monkeys. The monkeys only work two hours a day, but bring in tourists from around the globe. They've even been deemed sanitary, so long as they wear their miniature uniforms;

Monkey Waiters

A restaurant defies the global economic slowdown by using monkeys as waiters. CNN's Kyung Lah reports:

Embedded video from CNN Video

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/24/monkey-waiters-hired-in-j_n_146...

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you'r killing me Crank
Submitted by Fernando on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 10:02pm.
I'm wrapped up and shivering in my 74 degree den. I hate cold.
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Have you ever wondered why cold air makes nipples bigger and penises smaller? Could the two possibly be more ill-timed?

If there is a god, he has a terrific sense of humor.

Oops the CNN Embed link didn't work so just click on the HuffPo link above and the video is there.

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People Said to Believe in Aliens and Ghosts More Than God

Robert Roy Britt, Editorial Director - LiveScience.com
livescience.com Mon Nov 24, 9:48 am ET

More people believe in aliens and ghosts than in God, a new survey finds, according to a British newspaper.

The survey, however, was done by a marketing firm in conjunction with the release of an X-Files DVD, and details of how the poll was conducted were not reported in the Daily Mail. Survey questions, depending on how they are written, can greatly skew results, along with how subjects are sampled.

That said, the poll of 3,000 people found that 58 percent believe in the supernatural, including paranormal encounters, while 54 percent believe God exists. Women were more likely than men to believe in the supernatural and were also more likely to visit a medium.

Indeed, humans are prone to believing in things they can neither see nor find logical evidence for.

A survey of U.S. college students done in 2006 found 23 percent of freshmen had a general belief in paranormal concepts - from astrology to communicating with the dead. Interestingly, the number jumped to 31 percent among seniors and 34 percent among graduate students.

Researchers who have compared various human belief systems say our tendency to believe is deeply rooted.

"While it is difficult to know for certain, the tendency to believe in the paranormal appears to be there from the beginning," said Christopher Bader, a Baylor University sociologist. "What changes is the content of the paranormal. For example, very few people believe in faeries and elves these days. But as belief in faeries faded, other beliefs, such as belief in UFOs, emerged to take their place."

Religion and belief in the paranormal are not linked as one might imagine. A handful of surveys show just the opposite, in fact.

"Paranormal beliefs are very strongly negatively related to religious belief," said Rod Stark, another Baylor researcher. Some scientists think this is so because religions tend to discourage paranormal beliefs, and indeed most devout practitioners of a religion have been shown to be the least likely to believe in Bigfoot, ghosts or aliens.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20081124/sc_livescience/peoplesaidto...

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>>Could the two possibly be more ill-timed?

not really, consider the effect on large nipples on the heterosexual man's penis, thing average out.
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To All,

I have finally figured out this game called the Bailout.

1.) We(lower/working/middle class) got fucked.

2.) WE have invested into 401Ks and mutual funds with as much disposable income WE could to establish some wealth in hopes to retire and not eat cat food.

3.) They(wealthy class) told us to keep our money in the market. Don't worry about the ups and downs that come. Movement in the market is a good thing.

4.) THEY used our investments to run up the stock market to include the companies THEY own and operate. THEY made millions off of our modest investments.

5.) THEY pulled their money out of the losing banks months ago to avoid any losses during this economic meltdown. WE stayed and have watched everything WE have worked for turn to shit.

6.) Stocks have fallen to record lows and now THEY are going to buy up these stocks because WE have just bailed out the market.

7.) WE have lost our retirement and now WE are going to pay the bill so THEY can make millions again.

KO is right this will not be called a Bailout for much longer. It will be called "How Daddy Went To Jail".

Please somebody send this to everyone who will listen and check my theory.

Posted by: GItheJOE [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 24, 2008 03:35 PM

Yep. We've been PLAYED!

On the 'Simpson's' they were called 'monkey butlers'.

Submitted by Chubby Bubba on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 10:31pm.
not really, considering the effect of large nipples on the heterosexual man's penis, things average out.
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Good point. And the contrast between before and after is a bonus.

(Yes, I wrote "bonus". So sue me.)

(And, yes, I edited your post. Obsession won the day.)

...dare I inject "piloerection" into this discussion...

yep!

...to eat that monkey" ~A.S.

I believe it was "helper monkeys", bibs...

obviously considering this whilst shrinking his nards on a snowbank.

The photo appeared in Preview and it appeared on the blog page but now all I see is the red X no matter what I do.

Oh, well. Flush another joke down the toilet.

It was when the kids were stuck on an island in some kinda lord of the flies riff. the monkey butlers was Bart's idea. It aired in 2000.
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ßWONK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol!

Haven't heard that word since high school.

...that and "lick my bag" were staple alternatives to "fuck thyself"...

ah the wonder years...

>>(Yes, I wrote "bonus". So sue me.)

Everdently, you can't pass up the low lying fruit. :)

PS, thank you for giving me a platform to roll out one of my new words: everdent.

everdently is an adverb a which describe the state of something which's evidence is, has been and always be. everdently, War dog writes wingut posts.

not to be confused with another new word of mine, ebbidentially, an adverb which describes something which is demontratably waning. Ebbidentially, the Bush's reighn of terror is all most over.
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We've had close to thirty years of Reaganomics and now we're seeing the end result. So we're trying to fix that colossal fuck up by giving not just billions but trillions to some of the richest corporations in existence. How is this not just trickle down economics yet again?

Submitted by Chubby Bubba on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 10:54pm.
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Good jokes. Lousy typing.

ßwonknorance is ßlisssssssss......

Piloerection...there's a pllow-biting joke in there somewhere...
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sack, package, area, batch, meat & veg, store, wang, gonads, jock...i'm 4getting many.

>>Good jokes. Lousy typing.

pretty much made your day, didn't I? ;)

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Fire hits Bellingham fire station

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/389184_bellingham25.html

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BELLINGHAM -- A fire truck was damaged in a fire at a Bellingham fire station.

The fire department says an electrical problem started the fire in the truck's engine compartment at 2:20 a.m. Monday, and the crew in the station was alerted by an alarm.

The Bellingham Herald reports firefighters and sprinklers put out the fire.

No one injured. Minor smoke damage to Station No. 4.
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that sounds so quaint...like the missionary position...

make no mistake, this is "money shot in your eye economics"

Shelly Adelson of Freedom's watch is packing it in. A poster at huffpo made a good point in need of honing:

Freedom's Watch lasted a little more than a year. N.A.M.B.L.A. has been around for decades. Both are twisted, but one endures. Go figure?

NAMBLA isn't much more than an answering machine and a bad idea. Freedom's Watch seems to spend crazy money on a LOT of bad ideas.

Rajah,

You are the only person I know whose typing is as difficult to read as his handwriting.

th drded txt msg dizeez

Crank, did you read this article I posted for you yesterday?

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/lifestyle/388719_single21.html?source=mypi
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>>whose typing is as difficult to read as his handwriting.

it's called consistency.
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This scene immediately popped into my mind....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WlBiAhFJos

Thanks, Rajah.
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"I still remember a Craigslist ad that read, 'I'm looking for someone who once romance in their life,' " my buddy Frank told me the other day. "I guess you could say he lost me at 'once.' "

Chat with George W. Bush- he's online and he's lonely

http://www.236.com/news/2008/11/24/bush_very_pleased_with_iraq_wa_10401....

George Bush's last days in office are looking like a severe case of senioritis. He just went to Peru, gallivanting around in a poncho. A poncho -- hasn't America's image taken a big enough hit? What's next Uggs? Capri pants?

And he gave an interview to a Japanese television network in which he says he's "very pleased" with the Iraq war.

Bush was supposed to be the first M.B.A. president, which didn't work out that well. But the one lesson from that world we should import into politics is how to get rid of people. Instead of a three month transition period that gives them time to steal office supplies, get in a few last minute bombings and pardon his friends, he should be told to handover his I.D. and be escorted out by security after lunch.

Instead we have two more months of him, and he seems increasingly distracted. Chat with him yourself and see....

http://www.236.com/news/2008/11/24/bush_very_pleased_with_iraq_wa_10401....
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There are two issues that rise above all others...

War and taxes !!!

Obama fits right into that frame real nice...

Hillary is standing over one shoulder...

President Bush over the other...

Obama's real genius is in his ability to assemble a team.

i♥ me some Tim Roth

[tube steak!]

Please DeBold....

ES&S yourself!

wow. sausage usage.

The dumbing down of the GOP

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/saturdayspin/387928_gop15.html

THE ECONOMIST

John Stuart Mill once dismissed the British Conservative Party as the stupid party. Today the Conservative Party is run by Oxford-educated high-fliers who are busy reinventing conservatism for a new era.

As The Economist's pundit Lexington sees it, the title of the "stupid party" now belongs to the Tories' transatlantic cousins, the Republicans.

There are any number of reasons for the Republican Party's defeat. But high on the list is the fact that the party lost the battle for brains.

Barack Obama won college graduates by two points, a group that George Bush won by six points four years ago. He won voters with postgraduate degrees by 18 points. And he won voters with a household income of more than $200,000 -- many of whom will get thumped by his tax increases -- by six points.

John McCain did best among uneducated voters in Appalachia and the South.

The GOP lost the battle of ideas even more comprehensively than the battle for educated votes, marching into the election with nothing more than slogans.

Energy? Just drill, baby, drill. Global warming? Crack a joke about Ozone Al. Immigration? Send the bums home. Torture and Guantanamo? Wear a T-shirt saying you would rather be waterboarding.

The Republican Party's divorce from the intelligentsia has been a while in the making. The born-again Bush preferred listening to his "heart" rather than his "head." He also filled the government with incompetent toadies like Michael "heck-of-a-job" Brown.

McCain, once the chattering classes' favorite Republican, refused to grapple with the intricacies of the financial meltdown, preferring instead to look for cartoonish villains. In a desperate attempt to serve boob bait to Bubba, he appointed Sarah Palin to his ticket, a woman who took five years to get a degree in journalism and was apparently unaware of some of the most rudimentary facts about international politics.

Republicanism's anti-intellectual turn is devastating for its future. Its electoral success from 1980 on was driven by its ability to link brains with brawn.

The conservative intelligentsia not only helped to craft a message that resonated with working-class Democrats, which emphasized entrepreneurialism, law and order and American pride. It provided the party with a sweeping policy agenda. The loss of brains leaves it rudderless, without a compelling agenda.

This is happening at a time when the American population is becoming more educated. More than a quarter of Americans now have university degrees. Twenty percent of households earn more than $100,000 a year, up from 16 percent in 1996.

The Republican Party's current "redneck strategy" will leave it appealing to a shrinking and backward-looking portion of the electorate.

Why is this happening? One reason is that conservative brawn has lost patience with brains of all kinds. Many conservatives -- particularly lower-income ones -- are consumed with elemental fury about everything from immigration to liberal do-gooders.

They take their opinions from talk radio and regard Palin's apparent ignorance as a badge of honor.

Another reason is the degeneracy of the conservative intelligentsia itself, a modern-day version of the 1970s liberals it arose to do battle with: trapped in an ideological cocoon, defined by its outer fringes and incapable of adjusting to a changed world.

The movement has little to say about pressing problems and expends too much energy on xenophobia, homophobia and opposing stem-cell research.

Conservative intellectuals are also engaged in their own version of what Julian Benda dubbed la trahison des clercs, the treason of the learned.

They have fallen into constructing cartoon images of "real Americans," with their "volkish" wisdom and charming habit of dropping their "g's."

How likely is it that the Republican Party will come to its senses? There are glimmers of hope. Business conservatives worry that the party has lost the business vote. Moderates complain that the Republicans are becoming the party of "white-trash pride."

One of the most encouraging signs is the support for giving the chairmanship of the party to John Sununu, a sensible and clever man who has the added advantage of coming from the Northeast.

But the odds in favor of an imminent renaissance look long. Richard Weaver, a founder of modern conservatism, once wrote a book titled "Ideas have Consequences"; unfortunately, too many Republicans are still refusing to acknowledge that idiocy has consequences, too.
From The Economist magazine. Copyright 2008 Economist Newspaper Ltd.
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give a guy a break, will ya? ;)
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97% brain damaged.

Adelson on the shuttering of Freedom's Watch:

"The answer will be a reasonable sense of moderation," he said. "We all read the same public opinion polls. There is a new group of educated men and women coming into the mainstream now, and we're losing those people."

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

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OMG It's Moving Toward Us!!

CNN Ordered to Rehire 110 Workers Fired for Belonging to a Union

This report likely won’t be on CNN’s “Headline News,” but after five years, former workers at CNN have finally gained justice. In a decision made public today, an administrative law judge ordered the network to rehire 110 workers who were fired because they were union members. CNN also was ordered to recognize the workers’ unions, National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians-CWA (NABET-CWA) locals 31 and 11.

Judge Arthur Amchan found that CNN violated the rights of more than 250 employees at the network’s bureaus in Washington, D.C., and New York City when it ended its subcontract with Team Video Services (TVS), whose employees were represented by NABET-CWA. He also ruled that CNN discriminated against TVS employees who wanted to continue working at CNN’s bureaus to avoid having to recognize and bargain with the union.

Ed McEwan, president of Local 11, said the decision
is a victory for workers, but one that took far too long to achieve
because of our broken labor laws. Everyone in America should know that
the network management we rely on to bring us the news are not above the
illegal practices that they headline on a regular basis. From the very
beginning we promised our members that “we will not forget.” We didn’t,
and we’re keeping up the fight until fairness is fully won.

http://blog.aflcio.org/2008/11/24/cnn-ordered-to-rehire-110-workers-fire...

playing a damned nice game 2night.

hi-5 there, chica!

Good to see you!

- American Public Opinion Has Been Ignored

- Core American Values Overturned

- Basic Infrastructure Neglected

- National Resources Diverted Overseas

- Propaganda Tuned Up

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-hallmann/why-america-feels-like-it_b_...

I haven't had a lot2say but haven't missed much action...only people.

Perriello (D) Wins (VA) House Seat

The State Board of Elections certified Virginia's Nov. 4 election results, which includes a win for Democrat Tom Perriello over Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr., a longtime incumbent in southern Virginia.

Goode has not conceded the close race and has 10 days to ask for a recount. Calls to his spokesman were not immediately returned.

"The citizens of the fifth district have spoken, every vote has been counted and certified, and they have elected Tom Perriello to be their new representative in Washington to bring the change and economic recovery they need,'' said Jessica Barba, a Perriello spokeswoman..

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/virginiapolitics/2008/11/perriello_wins...

That mother moves too fast for me!!!

Both Goode and Marilyn Musgrave won't concede...immature hate mongers showing their spots

yeah, i can only do maybe 3 words at a time. don't care if it makes sense.

Did anyone else catch `A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest gift of all' last night? great songs

lots of great songs (Willie Nelson! among others)

a few samples at:
http://www.colbertnation.com/home
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recording it...they r rerunning it Tues @ 10 PM and Midnite

I have serious Christmas ambivalence this year, D & I are going halvsies on a new TV...and will be using it like a giant computer monitor and watch youtube clips of Japanese cats.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ONJfp95yoE&

I figured out what I am doing for Sam's birthday Friday.

hahahahahaha

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wachovia Corp (NYSE:WB - News), which lost $33 billion in the last two quarters, said 10 top executives may be entitled to $98.1 million in severance pay after the bank is acquired by Wells Fargo & Co
In a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Wachovia said the executives would receive severance under their employment agreements if the merger closes by December 31, as expected. Wachovia said shareholders will vote on the merger on Dec 23.

The 10 executives do not include Robert Steel, who in July replaced the ousted Ken Thompson as Wachovia's chief executive, and does not have an employment agreement.

Wachovia also said a closing would entitle its 11 executive officers, who include Steel, as well as Chairman Lanty Smith to $2.5 million in equity-based awards under existing stock incentive plans. But the executives' stock options are worthless, the bank said.

http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/081124/business_us_wachovia_wellsfargo_severance...

DECORPORATE the predators!

'Corporations' first priority is profit'--I contest this view

Although it now is said by everyone, including Thom, that the first priority of an American corporation is to profit, I contest this view. This view is the capitalist rewrite of the purpose of the corporation.

I contend that the government's intent in legally licensing the corporate mode was the public good. That's the history of it, right? Now that the biggest, most bailed-out corporations have proven themselves to be outright PREDATORS on the public (investors and consumers alike) in every way -- we should admit that many corporations today exist in violation of their original charter/license agreement (that permits special dispensations and tax protections etc.!).

Oh yeah, there are excuses that the "free market" and removal of regulations are to blame. Baloney! These predatory corporations have been violating and twisting the truth since before the Reagan Revolution. Indeed, it's been happening for so long, and we are so removed from the conception of American corporations, that the public is led to believe profit is the only purpose of the corporation. The government licensed the corporation to help fulfill governmental programs and to aid the business sector in furthering public goals and the success of society at large. This corporate responsibility has now been ignored and replaced with pure PREDATION. We are expected to accept this PROFIT FIRST stuff, but it is as much hocus-pocus as the so-called Corporate Personhood Supreme Court ruling. Both are scams on the public!

I just saw "Who Killed the Electric Car", and it illustrates that corrupt corporate minds deliberately choose to destroy products that would benefit the public. My friend has lost almost half his 401K this year, with no recourse against the predatory scam going down by the bank corporations et al. When will we say 'NO' to this continued predatory mode of operation?

When will the corporations be forced to live up to the agreements made to the public at the heart of corporate existence.

I'm reaching here, but hope someone with some know can tell me how incorporating permits profiteering to the point of harming the public!

Krugman: Citigroup Bailout Necessary, But Structured Outrageously

Huffington Post | Nicholas Graham | November 24, 2008 06:51 PM

One economist who's not pleased with the way the bailout of Citigroup is structured is Nobel Prize winner, and Princeton economics professor, Paul Krugman. Krugman acknowledged that the bailout was necessary, but wrote on his blog that the structure of this bailout is an 'outrage':

A bailout was necessary -- but this bailout is an outrage: a lousy deal for the taxpayers, no accountability for management, and just to make things perfect, quite possibly inadequate, so that Citi will be back for more.

Krugman also criticized the details of the Citi bailout on CBS' The Early Show:

"If Citigroup had not been bailed out, then the whole financial system could collapse," said Princeton economics professor Paul Krugman on CBS' The Early Show.

But is the government bailout of Citigroup well-structured, and are taxpayers getting a fair deal here?

Krugman, author of "The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008" (Norton), says on first read, no.

"Most of the people who have looked at it, the small hours of this morning, have said this is a lot of taxpayer risk in return for not much," Krugman told co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez.

"It looks like a very sweet deal for Citigroup management, very sweet deal for Citigroup shareholders, to the extent they have anything left - not very good for the taxpayer. This was not good."

With other bailouts seemingly having done nothing to boost consumer confidence, Rodriguez asked, why do it if it is not well-structured?

"Well, you know, things could be worse, you know? That's been the moral of this crisis: things can always be worse,' Krugman said, "and they have been getting worse.

"Things could be much worse than they are. It's what hasn't happened, not what has, is the justification. We had to do this, but we should have done it better."

Wall Street cheered the news of Citigroup's bailout with stocks rising sharply.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/24/krugman-citigroup-bailout_n_146...

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Oh, puke.

The lady vampire still lives.

Virginia GOP Rep. Goode Seeks Recount After State Certifies Democratic Pickup

Virginia GOP Rep. Goode Seeks Recount After State Certifies Democratic Pickup
Mon Nov 24, 1:10 pm ET

Democrat Tom Perriello's upset victory over Republican Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr. in the Nov. 4 election, by a margin of 745 votes, was certified Monday by Virginia's elections board. But Goode responded by requesting a recount of the contest in the 5th Congressional District, which he has represented for the past dozen years.

Perriello told reporters Monday that he was "honored and humbled" by the certification of the returns showing he won what began as a distinctly long-shot challenge.

"We are continuing to move forward with our transition program, focused on how we can be ready to hit the ground running on day one, working on bringing jobs and economic relief back to the district," he said.

The certified count shows Perriello defeated Goode by 158,712 votes to 157,967 votes, which translates to a margin of victory of about two-tenths of 1 percentage point. That is well within the threshold set by Virginia law that allows the trailing candidate to request a recount if the margin is less than 1 percentage point.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/cq/20081124/pl_cq_politics/politics2990637

Sarah Palin's Turkey Farmer Killer Speaks Out - "Things Happen"
Submitted by WisePolitics on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 10:08pm.
Sarah Palin's Turkey Farmer Speaks Out

ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/24/2008

INSIDE EDITION traveled to Wasilla, Alaska to speak with the turkey farmer seen in the background of the latest Sarah Palin video making headlines.

For the first time, the world is now hearing from the man seen in the background of Governor Sarah Palin's visit to an Alaskan turkey farm.

Brian Tomes says he was just doing his job and "things happen."

Tomes was going about his gruesome task of slaughtering turkeys as Palin gave a TV interview, talking about her Thanksgiving plans.

The farmhand told INSIDE EDITION he didn't realize he could be seen as Palin was speaking. "I thought they had panned in on her face.I did try and block the process," he says.

The video has become a YouTube sensation with more than 2.2 million hits so far.

Tomes has worked at the Triple D Turkey Farm in Palin's hometown of Wasilla, Alaska for the past nine years. He says Palin is being unfairly criticized over the video. "The only thing I can say is, 'Don't mess with my Governor!'"

INSIDE EDITION viewers seemed to agree, sending in e-mails following our coverage of the incident which has ruffled some feathers.

In an e-mail, one INSIDE EDITION viewer said: "It was a turkey farm...of course they butcher them there."

Another said: "Where do you think the turkey you buy at the store comes from?"

http://insideedition.com/news.aspx?storyId=2373

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A friend who worked for an agricultural magazine once visited a chicken farm that had a 'processing' plant.

After seeing a worker chopping off chicken heads rapid fire, my friend asked the owner if it was hard to find workers to do that job day after day. The owner replied that it wasn't hard to find workers to do the chopping, but it was hard to keep workers who would not take their work home and 'chop' their wives or somebody else.

Franken is down by 200 votes..

77% of Votes Counted..

Come on Al ! You can beat The Lizard Man & his people.. ;)

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Alien-like Squid Filmed at Ultra-Deep Oil-Drilling Site

Kelly Hearn | for National Geographic News | November 24, 2008

A mile and a half (two and a half kilometers) underwater, a remote control submersible's camera has captured an eerie surprise: an alien-like, long-armed, and—strangest of all—"elbowed" Magnapinna squid. (See photos of Magnapinna.)

In a brief video from the dive recently obtained by National Geographic News, one of the rarely seen squid loiters above the seafloor in the Gulf of Mexico on November 11, 2007.

The clip—from a Shell oil company ROV (remotely operated vehicle)—arrived after a long, circuitous trip through oil-industry in-boxes and other email accounts.

"Perdido ROV Visitor, What Is It?" the email's subject line read—Perdido being the name of a Shell-owned drilling site. Located about 200 miles (320 kilometers) off Houston, Texas (Gulf of Mexico map), Perdido is one of the world's deepest oil and gas developments.

The video clip shows the screen of the ROV's guidance monitor framed with pulsing inputs of time and positioning data.

In a few seconds of jerky camerawork, the squid appears with its huge fins waving like elephant ears and its remarkable arms and tentacles trailing from elbow-like appendages.

Despite the squid's apparent unflappability on camera, Magnapinna, or "big fin," squid remain largely a mystery to science.

ROVs have filmed Magnapinna squid a dozen or so times in the Gulf and the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans.

The recent video marks the first sighting of a Magnapinna at an oil development, though experts don't think the squid's presence there has any special scientific significance.

But the video is evidence of how, as oil- and gas-industry ROVs dive deeper and stay down longer, they are yielding valuable footage of deep-sea animals.

Some marine biologists have even formed formal partnerships with oil companies, allowing scientists to share camera time on the corporate ROVs—though critics worry about possible conflicts of interest.

Real Deal

The Perdido squid may look like a science fiction movie monster, but it's no special effect, according to squid biologist Michael Vecchione of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), who is based at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.

In 1998 Vecchoine and University of Hawaii biologist Richard Young became the first to document a Magnapinna, based on juveniles of the Magnapinna pacifica species. M. pacifica was so unusual that the scientists had to create a new classification category to accommodate it: the family Magnapinnidae, which currently boasts four species.

In 2001 the pair released the first scientific report based on adult Magnapinna specimens, as seen via video. The study demonstrated that Magnapinna are common worldwide in the permanently dark zone of the ocean below about 4,000 feet (1,219 meters).

(See "'Weird' New Squid Species Discovered in Deep Sea" [December 20, 2001].)

In 2006 a single damaged specimen from the North Atlantic led to the naming of a second Magnapinna species, M. talismani. And in 2007 the scientists documented two more: M. atlantica and a species based on a specimen from the mid-Atlantic.

That fourth Magnapinna species remains nameless, because its arms were too badly damaged for a full study. "However, it was clearly different from the three known species," Vecchione said.

The Magnapinna species apparently have only slight physical differences, mainly related to tentacle and arm structure in juveniles.

The subtlety of those variations makes it impossible to identify which species is in the oil-rig video, given that at least two Magnapinna species—M. atlantica and M. pacifica—are known to inhabit the Gulf of Mexico, Vecchione said...

CONTINUES & VIDEO LINK HERE:

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/11/081124-giant-squid-magna...

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As if it did anything wrong to be pardoned about.

We really twist alot of language, don't we?

after 12 years.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/michaelcalderone/1108/Hannity_and_Colmes_s...

still hard to grasp why.

GOP congressman says Congress must investigate the Bush administration
John Aravosis (DC) · 11/24/2008 09:22:00 PM ET · Link
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Mickey Edwards:
There should be a thorough investigation of the ways in which the current Administration may have disregarded the Constitution (examples: under the Constitution, the suspension of habeas corpus rights -- for anybody -- is flatly prohibited; the Constitution gives to the Congress, not the Executive, the sole authority to determine the treatment of captives; surveillance of American citizens requires a warrant). But that investigation should -- no, must -- be carried out not by an independent commission but by the Congress, just as Harry Truman, a Democratic Senator, investigated the War Department in a Democratic Administration and just as a Congress controlled by Democrats investigated the Watergate break-in during a Republican Administration. Party considerations must not trump legislative responsibility. The Congress has the obligation to examine whether laws were broken or new laws are needed. Members of Congress have taken an oath to defend the Constitution. During the Bush Administration, the Congress receded further and further into irrelevancy; it is up to its new members to ensure that it regains its position as the First Branch of government. The original post begins with the wrong premise: the competing forces in this drama are not Republicans and Democrats but the Executive Branch and the Legislative Branch and it's high time that the legislative branch re-established itself as a separate, independent and equal check on the presidency.

http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/11/24/_presidential_overreachi...

>>still hard to grasp why.

his bold use of colors?
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GOP congressman says
Submitted by toniD on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 12:41am.
GOP congressman says Congress must investigate the Bush administration
John Aravosis (DC) · 11/24/2008 09:22:00 PM ET · Link
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Mickey Edwards:
There should be a thorough investigation of the ways in which the current Administration may have disregarded the Constitution (examples: under the Constitution, the suspension of habeas corpus rights -- for anybody -- is flatly prohibited; the Constitution gives to the Congress, not the Executive, the sole authority to determine the treatment of captives; surveillance of American citizens requires a warrant). But that investigation should -- no, must -- be carried out not by an independent commission but by the Congress, just as Harry Truman, a Democratic Senator, investigated the War Department in a Democratic Administration and just as a Congress controlled by Democrats investigated the Watergate break-in during a Republican Administration. Party considerations must not trump legislative responsibility. The Congress has the obligation to examine whether laws were broken or new laws are needed. Members of Congress have taken an oath to defend the Constitution. During the Bush Administration, the Congress receded further and further into irrelevancy; it is up to its new members to ensure that it regains its position as the First Branch of government. The original post begins with the wrong premise: the competing forces in this drama are not Republicans and Democrats but the Executive Branch and the Legislative Branch and it's high time that the legislative branch re-established itself as a separate, independent and equal check on the presidency.

http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/11/24/_presidential_overreachi...

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How can we have Justice in this country if the Dems wish to tolerate the injustices perpetrated by the Bush Gang???

Stand up qaomedy show cancelled

http://www.236.com/news/2008/11/21/toinght_only_stand_up_qaomedy_10372.p...

Convicted Al Qaeda terrorist Zia Ul Haq took an eight day comedy class in a British prison. The twenty-nine year old Haq is serving an 18 year sentence for his part in a 2004 plot set off a dirty bombs in London. British authorities stopped the course mid-way, which is too bad, because Haq and his classmates, who included murderers, were scheduled to give a performance for their fellow prisoners. Britain's Justice Secretary Jack Straw said, "As soon as I heard about it, I instructed it must be immediately cancelled. It is totally unacceptable."

Boo!

We have a copy of Haq's set list. Jack Straw is depriving us of a great show:

Zia Ul Haq set list

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Lovers Are They Worth It?

State Control

Offending Article

Hi Blog... :)

HI alice, I was wondering where you wee.

did you see the kity picture I photoshopped upstream?

Submitted by Chubby Bubba on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 6:55pm.
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...and the SCR kitties thank you too... :)

Hannity and Colmes are splitting up

Submitted by toniD on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 12:30am.
after 12 years.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/michaelcalderone/1108/Hannity_and_Colmes_s...

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Here I was all prepped to quip that you know the break-up wuz amicable b/c Hannity is graciously allowing Colmes to keep his knee-pads 'n dental dam, when lo' 'n behold:

.............

Alan Colmes leaving ‘Hannity and Colmes.’

Today, Fox News announced that Alan Colmes will be leaving his 12-year gig as co-host of “Hannity and Colmes.” From the release:

... No word on whether Fox will hire a new liberal to counter Hannity ...

Update: Jonathan Singer at MyDD is floating Sam Seder as a potential replacement. TVNewser is also conducting a poll of possibilities.

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Submitted by Chubby Bubba on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 6:55pm.

Yes I did...

How was your day?

OMG...I would pay to see Hannity whimpering away from the set in frustration...

Hey, dr... how's it going?

I would hate to have to look at Hannity to watch Sam.

and I think they'd try to Hannitized Sam.

I'm waiting for him to be offered Chris Matthews' job.
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Hannity and Seder?

Submitted by Alice on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 1:26am.

OMG...I would pay to see Hannity whimpering away from the set in frustration...

Hey, dr... how's it going?

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Good, but can't stay. Ye olde glass slipper's 'bout to turn into a lib'ry pumpkin.

Night, owls.

not much of a day.

Rufus is having hairballs is the big news.
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You tell them lib ladies to put em up!....I'll take em for ya, dr... ;)

Niterz to you... xox

RE: White Album ....

You made a post about it either earlier or yesterday about it selling for $28,0000 or so. I about fell off my chair because I have the White Album and never thought it would be worth that much so I just have to ask .... was it a "brand new album"....like still wrapped? It was the Beatles' White Album? Mine is SO used, I doubt it is worth anything and I'm not sure I'd sell it anyways. But, thank you for sharing the information on the blog.

That's something about Seder and Hannity! Wow!

Takecare, :) :) :) :)

Peace

Deborah from Kansas

hit the bottom of my nose on a printer tray and can taste blood now...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OirTyITUJ1Y
Public Image Limited (John Lydon) on Tom Snyder 1980 Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbZey9kBBvI
Public Image Limited (John Lydon) on Tom Snyder 1980 Part 2

Public Image Ltd... Another, mp3

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Hi Deborah...it was a serial number of 000005...only the first releases in the UK of that album had serial numbers...(who knew? not me.)....probably sold so well since it was the 40th anniversary of the album release on Saturday I think...Of course it's worth something...IT'S THE WHITE ALBUM... :) it rules!

*rolls up sleeves*

Submitted by Alice on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 1:37am.

You tell them lib ladies to put em up!....I'll take em for ya, dr... ;)

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All right, now we're getting somewheres: Chivalry ain't dead, it's just swapped genders!

Them lib'ry ladies agreed to yer challenge 'n gimme a coupla more minnits to issue you some terms 'n conditions:

You all gotta be well-oiled 'n it's gotta take place inna mud-wrasslin' ring.

Not a problem, I trust.

do you have like a youtube channel so I can get your new ones? I think I missed some over the weekend...

THANK YOU, MM!
Submitted by Alice on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 1:19am.
-Don't Forget to..'
Submitted by MMRules on Mon, 11/24/2008 - 7:47pm.-

...and the SCR kitties thank you too... :)
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I'm voting for SRC just about everyday..

** But,I need some Help,Gang ! **

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None...

Bring it! :)

...(psst..I'm bring the book binding glue....they'll never know what stuck em!)

http://www.youtube.com/user/CubbyBubba
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=97396767

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has led a charge to the left in Latin America. Ofra Bikel's new film The Hugo Chavez Show takes a look at the man behind the movement and how he got to the top in Venezuela. Alex Cohen talks to Bikel about the film and how Chavez's command of the media has helped him become the populist dynamo we see today.

...to whet the whistle before frontline tomorrow night...

Marilyn Musgrave won't concede and niether will Virgil Goode who wants a recount now, Sarah Palin still psycho yammering to the media while things are slaughtered all around her and now THIS!

We are officially living in a (gay, racist) zombie movie!

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yes.

some say I made a typo when I signed up.

I guess we'll never know... ;)
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Hey, Nora...

Back in the late 80's or so, i visited a Tyson poultry processing plant as part of a video production studio; we did most of their internal training videos back then. There was this one machine...

[Edited re: Alice's advice, and to not influence anyone's rest tonight]

...But to your point about what your friend reported, i would absolutely believe it.

-People Said to Believe in Aliens and Ghosts More Than God
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New Thread

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http://www.samsedershow.com/node/4118#comment-285107

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good evening to y'all!

so fucking gross...

If you keep talking about this..you will see more horrible turkey talk here...all the ways they're making the dead ones...I can't handle it.. personally...

:) How's it going?

Personally, i'm looking forward to our Thursday salmon, which is as high up the food chain as we feed. And i hope we see the wild turkeys pass through our back yard.

Hi, All! Doesn't anyone get any sleep any more!!!?? I was glad to get the email from SAM letting us know about the program. Especially with the fog of THE ELECTION, I haven't been on this site for months! Just want to share with any oldtimers who want to check it out: On "Morning Joe" (I know...uck...very slim pickin's at 4:30 in the a.m....they played a clip of some Saudi...I think...who evidently owns a large share of CitiBank. BUT I couldn't even pay attention to what he was saying because he LOOKED and TALKED EXACTLY like Father Guido Sarduci (sp?). They said this was legit, but I don't know....

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