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DEL.ICIO.USFire in the Mideast
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By Really??
August 8, 2006 08:36 AM | Link to this
Oh Mike, you are so funny. Go back on vacation, other people are funnier.
By Read It Quick Before The Censor Wakes Up
August 8, 2006 08:43 AM | Link to this
We should be worried about this: The liberal world fears — and much of it loathes — fundamentalist Christians considerably more than it does fundamentalist Muslims.-RealClearPolitics
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Every time you liberals open your filthy little mouths:
Our Islamofascist enemies and their allies are convinced that they can defeat us politically. The means by which they seek to do that is by producing a steady stream of bloodletting and mayhem. The results are then incessantly beamed into American living rooms by mainstream media transparently hostile to President Bush and his Iraq campaign. It is hard to imagine a greater incentive to more attacks against Iraqi civilians, security personnel, government officials and their families — and, yes, against our own and other Coalition forces. Call it the “cycle of violence.”-WashingtonTimes
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It can’t be said any better then this:
For anyone with even a sliver of sensitivity to see this happening to a people who have already suffered more than any other people in history, is torture. To see George W. Bush stand up for Israel while the left whines about totally meaningless multilateralism — which means asking France to defend Israel, sort of like asking Martin Bormann to defend Israel — is to see clear decency versus a waffling, age-old anti-Semitic sickness.-AmericanSpectator
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Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld reminded the panel that the United States and the free world are in a “global struggle against violent extremists.” Rumsfeld’s testimony bears reading and repeating to a large number of people who, in their quest for pleasure and personal peace, appear to lack the staying power required to defeat perhaps the greatest evil the world has ever faced.-RealClearPolitics
By The Moderate Voice
August 8, 2006 08:44 AM | Link to this
Mike, during your vacation it was proven that there are just as many people in Atlanta that can do what you do. For some reason however, you were lucky enough to get into your job. As for this cartoon it once agains shows you are more concerned with your political agenda than anything else. Bush could do exactly what the left wanted him to do on any situation in the Middle East and they would still hammer him for something. Once again going to show that most Americans are more concerned with their party loyalty than they are with actually making things happen in America.
By Read It Quick Before The Censor Wakes Up
August 8, 2006 08:44 AM | Link to this
The Democrats, who can smell carrion baggage faster than a flight attendant, decided that they preferred having him (Tom Delay) on the hook (ballot.) So they went to court, claiming that it was too late to remove his name from the ballot. Sure enough, the non-partisan federal court, the same ones that ruled it was not too late to take Torricelli’s name off the ballot in New Jersey — and he resigned much closer to Election Day, determined that he had delayed too long.-HumanEvents
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Hank Johnson is running against Cynthia McKinney. McKinney, you’ll recall, is the cuckoo for Coco-Puffs Representative who recently punched a Capitol police officer for the crime of not recognizing her (she refuses to wear her member pin when she waltzes past security), an incident that barely makes her greatest hits list. That list includes questioning Al Gore’s “negro tolerance level” in 2000, suggesting in 2002 that a possible secret plot by the Bush Administration to make money by letting the 9/11 attacks happen would be worth investigating, and accepting donations from people under federal investigation for raising money for terrorist groups (refusing to return the money in a 2002 debate, she said her campaign wouldn’t “racially profile our contributors”). That’s not even counting the open anti-Semitism of her father Billy, who has lamented that “Jews have bought everybody. Jews. J-E-W-S.”-AmericanSpectator
Homegirl!
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Congress can easily mandate higher wages, but they cannot mandate higher worker productivity or that employers hire a particular worker in the first place. Those of us who truly care about the welfare of low-skilled workers should focus our energies on helping them to become more productive, and a good start would be to do something about the rotten education that many receive.-HumanEvents
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For Don Gonyea and David Greene of NPR, Bush should give them a pair of knitted polyester shorts with fly front opening. They should look and feel like normal underwear, but be highly absorbent, with a stay dry lining that guards against
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 08:47 AM | Link to this
Where are all the liberal “scientists” today?
By Lame Cartoon, Totally Lame
August 8, 2006 08:49 AM | Link to this
Yeah, Hezbollah has nothing to do with it, they’re just a bunch of poor little left wing darlings.
By Barney Fife
August 8, 2006 08:51 AM | Link to this
If Clinton were in office, the president in the cartoon trying to put out the fire wouldn’t be holding a hose…..
By getalife
August 8, 2006 08:57 AM | Link to this
Great toon Mike.
Nope, that is gas of the failed neocon plan.
The fire of the Iranian plan to uniting the Muslim world against us and Israel is spreading.
W’s new plan to put out the fire? He will try to let the fire burn itself out, totally destroying the middle east.
By Dusty
August 8, 2006 09:21 AM | Link to this
Mike Luckovich,
Having two cartoons in less than a month that look so much alike, seems a bit repetitious. On July 14, you have flames with Bush fishing. Today, August 8, you have the same flames with Bush and a fire hose (with comments implying that it isn’t water).
How about sketching some flames with Hezbollah holding the matches? Call it “Cartoonist Forgets the Culprit”.
Nawwww. AJC doesn’t print cartoons that reflect positively on America, the President and our allies.
By candide
August 8, 2006 09:28 AM | Link to this
Bush should get the Distinguished Terrorism Award. He has done more to encourage middle east terrorism and fanaticism than any American president before him. Impeachment would be too good for him.
By Dusty
August 8, 2006 09:45 AM | Link to this
Candide,
Why don’t we give you the Loyal American Award? Everybody here needs a good laugh.
By liberal scientist
August 8, 2006 09:48 AM | Link to this
Where are all of the moderate republicans today?
By Barney Fife
August 8, 2006 09:58 AM | Link to this
I demand the resignation of George W. Bush effective noon tomorrow. (cheney too)
By Midori
August 8, 2006 10:00 AM | Link to this
It’s so funny to see the people showing up here every day to gripe and complain about Mike’s latest toon.
I mean, really.
Get a bloody life (to borrow from Getalife :) )
Some people just live to complain, I guess.
However, one would think they could either do better, or channel their “rage” in some other fashion.
But then, why come here at all?
And please don’t give me that “free speech” crap.
You morons should be charged $500 per word.
By @@
August 8, 2006 10:01 AM | Link to this
Spontaneous combustion will consume the body of its’ origin ml. It’s unfortunate that it will char the area around it.
Only a radical liberal would ignore the smoldering “fire in the belly” of our enemy, radical jihadists.
If the Lebanese were asked their opinion, the majority would have agreed to support the solution. It represents salvation for all the people of Lebanon and a happy ending to numerous conflicts.
George Bush??? I think not.
By Midori
August 8, 2006 10:01 AM | Link to this
Barney,
and the likes of Coulter, etc., would be trying to wrap their lips around it.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 10:04 AM | Link to this
I second that demand.
Barney,
Go get Otis, he is drunk again pretending to be W.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 10:16 AM | Link to this
I guess this answers the question about how serious Democrats are about corruption. Did I mention that George Soros’ insider trading conviction was recently upheld?
This year’s Hamptons political schedule is unusually hectic for a nonpresidential election year. Last weekend, Attorney General and gubernatorial front-runner Eliot Spitzer held a trio of fundraisers in the Hamptons. On Aug. 19, Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean hosts a $10,000-per-guest fundraiser at the Southampton estate of financier George Soros.
By What A Trip
August 8, 2006 10:20 AM | Link to this
By Midori August 8, 2006 10:00 AM It’s so funny to see the people showing up here every day to gripe and complain about Mike’s latest toon. I mean, really. Get a bloody life (to borrow from Getalife :) )
How about if Luckovich got a life? Making a career out of bashing Republicans and Bush, the same stupid cartoon over and over and over again, like some bipolar dyslexic, is a total waste of flesh and blood. Our criticisms are the only real life advice this guy will ever get, you libs just sit there spazzing out and drooling right along with him.
Some friends you are.
Some people just live to complain, I guess.
Everyday without fail, first thing out of the box is Midori complaining, lashing out at the world in her sullen rage and anger, complaining about other people “complaining.”
It’s psychotic.
By Dusty
August 8, 2006 10:26 AM | Link to this
Midori,
Why do you come here? Just to dump on Conservatives?
The subject here is Luckovich’s cartoon and that is what gets the comments.
Your own particular vernacular is not worth two cents. It is predictable.
Don’t bother with the usual name calling. I am going to vote. You ought to try it sometimes.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 10:27 AM | Link to this
Midori,
It’s a bit early for the psychotic parrot to be squawking. Did someone forget to put a blanky on your cage last night?
By @@
August 8, 2006 10:38 AM | Link to this
George Soros is most definitely a treacherous man with a hidden agenda. When he disguises his evil intentions under the mask of philanthropy, the liberals will eat it up, and unknowingly become accomplices in his treachery.
Some may do it knowingly. That would be those who accept socialist ideaologies paving the way for Soros to become the new Hitler.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 10:39 AM | Link to this
Good job Midori.
I have a question about the NU.
How in the world do you edit the profile and avatar? The account is activated but it says I do not have access privileges to edit.
By @@
August 8, 2006 10:44 AM | Link to this
Dusty:
Midori strives to “be” the cartoon here. Maybe everybody can vote on whether she’s successful in her efforts.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 10:47 AM | Link to this
Why yes! Republicans should stay away from this forum so that the libs can discuss how to create jumping frogs at another blog site. I’m sure that’s what ml envisioned when he opened this site.
By candide
August 8, 2006 10:56 AM | Link to this
Dusty: conservatives are anally challenged, intellectually rigid, sexually malfunctioned, and socially inept. Otherwise they are fine.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 11:10 AM | Link to this
Exhibit A in the “wow, were neo-cons dropped on their heads repeatedly as babies, children, preteens, tweens, teens, twentysomethings and adults?”: @@’s 10:38 post saying that Soros is the next Hitler. I sense a class action lawsuit against parents coming…
By Gosh, I Hope This Doesn't Upset Midori
August 8, 2006 11:11 AM | Link to this
Basically I am questioning the premise of the global-warming alarmists, namely that this is a problem rather than an opportunity. And besides, I distrust their motives. Many are simply panicky people in need of some form of approaching eschatology. These sad folk afflicted with the “true believer” psychology require something large and threatening to worry about in order to give meaning to their lives. It could be anything — Y2K, Ebola virus, bird flu, overpopulation, technological meltdown — any event, trend, disease, or phenomenon which could, under certain implausible circumstances, lead to the end of the world. People derive meaning from these things by being more in the know about this imminent doom than their ignorant neighbors, to whom they feel measurably superior, and whom they must protect from this looming catastrophe whether they like it or not. Global warming is the latest in an endless line of apocalyptic scenarios that have captured the imaginations of the impressionable.-NationalReview
By Goldie
August 8, 2006 11:12 AM | Link to this
Good ‘toon, Lucko! The Middle East has always had its ugly conflicts, and Dubya has only fanned the flames with his vision of “spreading democracy” by AK-47s and bombs.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 11:18 AM | Link to this
That 11:11 describes rushncap to absolute perfection. Good job Andy and National Review.
By Toad
August 8, 2006 11:27 AM | Link to this
The reason there are so many cartoons with Bush and flames is because his pants are on fire due to all of his lies!
By Dusty
August 8, 2006 11:30 AM | Link to this
@@,
Midori is a “cartoon”, or more correctly, a joke.
Better keep an eye on your pool, @@. RW mentioned that liberals MIGHT be discussing how to create jumping frogs!!! Maybe this is an added move to the Kerry flip-flop.
Many liberals are down in Crawford, Texas helping Sheehan “create” a mess. Wonder if Murtha and Hugo are there? Dixie Chicks? I like the leaping frogs better.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 11:30 AM | Link to this
Oh, I’m a big proponent of “don’t worry, be happy”, RW. I draw inspiration from the world around me. Residents of Phillipines and Sri Lanka weren’t worries about some crazy-a$$ “killer tsunamis”, and they’re doing ok. My hero George W. Bush wasn’t all hot and bothered about some liberal “killer hurricane” wiping out New Orleans, and he was absolutely right. No one in the Hoover administration broke a sweat worrying their pretty little heads about the volatility of the stock market, and history proves them right! I mean, getting worried about things is so passe! It would get in the way of my daily mint julip.
Sigh. I’m glad there are liberals around to prevent conservatives from doing the Darwinian thing and dying out altogether. I’d hate to deprive this world of garbage men and redneck jokes.
By Dusty
August 8, 2006 11:35 AM | Link to this
Candide,
What do you know about Conservatives? I don’t think one would get near you if they could help it. We have our standards you know.
By Dusty
August 8, 2006 11:45 AM | Link to this
uh oh, @@,
Toad is here and I think he is a leaping liberal frog. Cover the pool!
I’ve really gone to vote this time. rushncap has made his entrance. I hate having to clean the mud off my screen everytime he posts.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 11:49 AM | Link to this
rushncap,
And in your world you could stop tsunamis and hurricanes? Who do you think you are, John Edwards?
It would have been difficult for President Bush to do more in advance of Katrina than he did. You can be a typical whiny lib and b-itch about the aftermath, but he begged them to get out before the storm and they sat on their thumbs.
If the racist ending to your post means that all liberals are good at is creating garbage then we might have found a point of agreement.
By @@
August 8, 2006 11:55 AM | Link to this
rushncap:
Obviously you have no shame in making “uninformed” comments as you did at 11:10. Why it was just yesterday:
{{{By rushncap August 7, 2006 02:14 PM}}}
{{{Again, I don’t follow Soros’ career. As for history, you don’t get to write it either.}}}
I don’t want to sit around and wait for Soros to determine history. If I did, nobody would get to write any version of dissent against the power he seeks.
I’ve been watching the guy for some time now and I see a vast difference in what Bush is trying to do and what Soros is trying to do. You being a socialist, will probably see Soros as the hero.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 11:56 AM | Link to this
RW, you really are far stupider than I gave you credit for. I mean, I honestly used to think you were sort of the “somewhat smart” one of the neocon pod here. I take that back.
If you don’t understand how worrying about, and having warnings in place for, for instance, natural disasters helps to save lives, I honestly am surprized that you’re housebroken. Are you, by the way? Or do you still pee on the rug?
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 12:08 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
I want my $20.00 an hour for teaching you remedial reading. When a hurricane spends a week in the Gulf gathering strength and heading toward your town with the President of the United States telling you to please evacuate, don’t you consider that some sort of warning?
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 12:12 PM | Link to this
@@, you being a Nazi, I would not expect you to understand what I’m saying.
If you keep calling me a socialist, I’ll keep calling you a Nazi. Just a heads up.
By @@
August 8, 2006 12:17 PM | Link to this
Dusty:
I’m about to go vacuum the pool. If a leaping liberal frog gets caught in the system, I’ll hope they survived the process and release them into the wilderness like I’ve always done.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 12:30 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
Why does the term “socialist” bother you? Back when you used to try to discuss political views everything you held out as a tenet of good governance was a socialist view. More of a Marxist type of scientific socialism, but socialism nonetheless.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 12:31 PM | Link to this
More proof they died for nothing
Sigh.
By What A Trip
August 8, 2006 12:34 PM | Link to this
Don’t it figure that rushncrap would step up to the plate and give real life and meaning to 11:11? And do it with the most amazing accuracy?
Can I ask you a question or two Mr. Scientific Professor Genius Saviour Of The World? What in the Sam Hill did global warming have to do with the levee breaking in New Orleans?
Did not Galveston Texas get wiped from the map by a hurricane in the 1920’s?
Didn’t Mommy tell you about Camille in the 80’s?
In the fog of your hysteritics, can any reason penetrate into your thick pinko skull or do you even bother to think?
By Midori
August 8, 2006 12:38 PM | Link to this
let’s see now: Bush gets a PBD which includes a WARNING that Bin Laden is determined to strike in the US.
He does absolutely nothing outside of continuing on with his vacation and catching some fish from his well-stocked pool.
Thousands are killed and/are displaced from a killer storm, yet “they had it coming” because they didn’t heed Bush’s “non warning” that the storm was brewing in the Atlantic for 5 weeks.
Once the storm struck, Der Chimperor stayed on vacation, and is hailed a hero by the clueless for flying over the city and surveying the damage from the safety and comfort of AF1.
DOES NOT COMPUTE.
DOES NOT COMPUTE.
SNAP. CRACKLE. POP.
BING. BAM. BOOM.
By Midori
August 8, 2006 12:39 PM | Link to this
Every time I see Andy posting, I immediately think of that song, “Who Let the Dogs Out”?
By @@
August 8, 2006 12:42 PM | Link to this
rushncap:
Since you have submitted no questions to be answered and have yet to answer RW’s at 12:08, I’ll leave you with one.
What exactly is it that you expect the government to provide for you as a citizen? It can be a list followed with explanations of why.
If someone here wants to take the time to respond in my absence. That’s great. Now I really have to go. Vacuuming the pool is out since it’s raining, but grocery shopping is also on my list.
By war eagle
August 8, 2006 12:53 PM | Link to this
Mike, Why don’t we have a before and after cartoon? One showing our planes bombing Iran and the other showing Walmart and target armies battling it out over open space. Now THAT would be interesting. have you bombed a Shi ite today?
By w00t
August 8, 2006 12:56 PM | Link to this
WTF… If you guys believe this load of crap then you truly are lost. This goes to show how SELFISH some in the American public can be. “Screw everyone else, as long as I’m able to drive my gas guzzling urban wife assault vehicle and wasting everything else then I’m happy. If they don’t live in the US of A then too bad for them!”
You know there used to be a time when scientist were treated like rock stars and respected. Now they’re work is looked down on. “Let’s ignore the hundreds out there that have shown cases for global warming, these other two from my party says they’re all wrong!”
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 12:57 PM | Link to this
Midori,
Here is your PDB taken to the woodshed.
Now after the school bus commander let everyone stay at their own peril and the storm blew them away, what exactly did you want the President to do on the ground. I think we know what you really wanted was for him to be assassinated, but let’s stick with what he was going to do to help out on the ground.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 01:00 PM | Link to this
@@, I don’t have the time to educate you or provide you with lists.
RW, yeah, convenient to tell people to “get out”. What if they can’t? If a mugger is holding you up at gunpoint, do you expect the government to do slightly more than tell you “well… duck!”? As for your $20 an hour, you’re about 67 years worth of school short of tutoring me.
By candide
August 8, 2006 01:03 PM | Link to this
32 years ago today Nizon resigned. Bush, are you listening?
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 01:07 PM | Link to this
w00t, to me these things are indications of the beginning of decay in an empire. The “screw everyone and everything else as long as I’m comfy” is usually the start of the end. People get complacent. They think they are gods on this Earth, they don’t need to care about the needs of others. Meanwhile those on the outskirts of the empire are working their a*******es off, scrapping by. We are already seeing that, as India is making huge strides to overtake the U.S. as the global power. It’s this nearsighted complacency, this feeling of “I’m on top of the world and this will last forever, and I don’t have to move an inch for that to happen” that really scares me. The U.S. is going to go down as a hegemon, I can feel it, and it scares and saddens me. We are evolving from the land of opportunity to a land of entitlement.
By Toad
August 8, 2006 01:08 PM | Link to this
But, Dusty, leaping liberal frogs love the wilderness. Isn’t this like “please don’t throw me in the briar patch?”
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 01:13 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
I truly wouldn’t doubt that you’ve been in school for 67+ years. If you had the capability of learning maybe you could get out.
So what is the federal government supposed to do to assure that no one is in a situation where they have no escape? BTW, hardly anybody said they stayed because they couldn’t get out. That is if you listened to actual people instead of “news” reports.
I wasn’t sitting back in the science lab pontificating on the taxpayers dime either, I was down there helping.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 01:24 PM | Link to this
Typical moonbat Democrats. Can’t take the chance of trying to win fair and square
By Can You Believe This Idiot?
August 8, 2006 01:28 PM | Link to this
By rushncap August 8, 2006 01:00 PM If a mugger is holding you up at gunpoint, do you expect the government to do slightly more than tell you “well… duck!”?
By rushncap August 8, 2006 01:07 PM We are evolving from the land of opportunity to a land of entitlement.
This guy is a blooming idiot and our education system is nothing but a 12 year day care center with a 4 year party finishing resort.
And he has no idea what he speaks of:
We are already seeing that, as India is making huge strides to overtake the U.S. as the global power.
The Bush tax cuts, the same tax cuts he denigrates as being for the rich and that would “cost” government, increased the US economy by an amount equal to that of nearly the entire economy of India.
This is squishy feelgood feminine (sorry Ladies) emotions being totally in charge of someone’s reasoning, holding their common sense hostage.
And that’s the nice way of putting it.
By candide
August 8, 2006 01:28 PM | Link to this
Sorry, I wrote Nizon when I meant Nixon.
Nixon was one of our weirdest presidents but compared to Dubya he was a gem.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 01:31 PM | Link to this
Helping out, RW? What were you doing, flying over in a chopper, yelling “Next time you should leave when they tell you!”?
I’ll get out eventually, RW. It’s too bad you never got in to begin with. Could’ve really helped your analytical skills.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 01:35 PM | Link to this
candide,
If you want to mark a monumental screw up from this day in American Presidential history, Harry Truman signed the UN charter on this day in 1945.
By Midori
August 8, 2006 01:41 PM | Link to this
Lieberman’s web site wasn’t “hacked”, it was closed down due to non payment.
If you want the link to the story, do your own search.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 01:43 PM | Link to this
Oh yes, the UN cost thousands of American lives in the desert of Iraq… oh wait, I mean not listening to the UN etc
By Midori
August 8, 2006 01:43 PM | Link to this
Speaking of Joe
By Scooter
August 8, 2006 01:50 PM | Link to this
Well ml, this toon is very telling. We have the Middle-East and appearantly two policies of dealing with the threat posed by that region. I think Bush’s plan is to expose the flames of tyranny by attempting to establish a model of representative government. Then we have the dems plan of more appeasement and negotiations with the UN as our “throttle restrictor”. I think the dems would simply smother the smoldering region with leaves (resolutions), thereby leaving the embers under a huge pile of paper waiting to erupt into an even larger fire.
It was Clinton’s policy to seek regime change in Iraq and anyone who thinks the UN was going to do that, is deluding themselves.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 01:56 PM | Link to this
That’s OK Midori. Why not just take your word for it? You were after all the first one to tell us that Karl Rove had been indicted. If you don’t mind I think I’ll get a different source.
rushncap,
If that’s what you would like to believe fine, but it would still probably be more than you did. I don’t have the need to brag about my works especially to someone of your ilk. As for analytical skills, you just advocated a cradle to grave nanny state and then said you feared we were suffering from an entitlement mentality.
I’ll take my education over yours any day, but your problem is that you have no intelligence to begin with so no amount of education is going to help. That’s why you are so indoctrinated to socialism, but have a spasm when anyone points it out.
By Midori
August 8, 2006 02:01 PM | Link to this
Oh great!! Europe is being invaded by Republicans
By Goldie
August 8, 2006 02:04 PM | Link to this
I believe it’s the U.S. Constitution that states that the government is to “provide for the common defense”, and it would seem to me that major disasters hitting a huge section of the U.S. would qualify as needing the government’s assistance as a defense.
I have a neighbor who is like some of you so-called conservatives who post here, always claiming that the “gummament” is bad and needs to be dismantled. Yet when Hurricane Ivan crashed through our neighborhood a couple of years ago and caused many thousands of dollars in damages, he was very quick to call GEMA to make his claim for a check. Before that occurred, he was fine with having no government services for anyone, that is until a disaster affected his own family and his well-being. What a bunch of pansy hypocrites you conservatives are!
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 02:12 PM | Link to this
Well, my little “educated” Nazi friend RW, you are the poster child for the old adage “Don’t be so humble, you’re not that great”.
By Midori
August 8, 2006 02:13 PM | Link to this
initial screen shot from when site went down last nite
By Bwahahahahahaha, Idiot Libs
August 8, 2006 02:15 PM | Link to this
U.S. HAS ITS SECOND-HOTTEST JULY ON RECORD!!!! August 7, 2006 — The continental United States suffered through its second-hottest July on record because of a blistering heat wave from California to Washington, D.C. The heat wave broke more than 2,300 daily temperature records for the month and eclipsed more than 50 records for the highest temperatures in any July, according to the NOAA National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C.
So far so good for the old global warming hysteria, eh?
The hottest July on record occurred in {{{{1936,}}} and the third hottest was {{{{1934}}}}.
Freaking losers.
By Goldie
August 8, 2006 02:15 PM | Link to this
“I think Bush’s plan is to expose the flames of tyranny by attempting to establish a model of representative government.”
Oh good one, Scoot-pooter. And now in Iraq, we now have a “representative government” for the majority Shiites who wish to establish ties with Iran and their theocracy… and this is what we’ve sent our sons and daughters over there to be slaughtered for? Over 2500 Americans killed and over 20,000 maimed, and a estimated number of Iraqis killed in excess of 50,000… and you’re proud of Dubya’s so-called success in the Middle East?
Establishing a “democracy” does not guarantee that terrorism will subside, and it does not guarantee that the elected leaders will be friends of ours. You need to stop drinking that bad Kool-Aid still being given out by your War Party!
By getalife
August 8, 2006 02:16 PM | Link to this
Midori,
It may have been hacked by a kid that did it to ihack.com last month.
[Welcome to the suck](http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/08/08/iraq.mahmoudiya/index.html
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 02:21 PM | Link to this
Since we’re on appropriate quotes this one is for you rushncap, “I’m all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let’s start with typewriters.” Just change typewriters to keyboards and you will have your very own personalized Frank Lloyd Wright.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 02:24 PM | Link to this
Check the update on kos Midori,
It is ridiculous Joe is blaming Ned. He is looking for excuses.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 02:25 PM | Link to this
Midori,
Just what would you expect to have the hacker put on the site’s opening screen, Vote Joe?
By Scooter
August 8, 2006 02:28 PM | Link to this
Goldie, I simply stated what I felt were the two approaches to deal with the regional problem. You attributed the rest yourself so you could argue against things I did not type. Was it good for you?
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 02:32 PM | Link to this
It looks like since ML’s blog has been closed for the weekends some of the bathtub crew have a new place to hang out - C-Span!
…One Sunday morning on C-Span I debated Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel on the Lieberman versus Lamont race. Afterwards I received a series of emails—many of them in ALL CAPS (which often suggests the hyper-frenetic state of these extremist haters)—that were of the same stripe as the blog posts, and filled with the same level of personal hate…
Bwahahahahahaha. Great job alienating Lanny Davis!
Freaking idiots.
By Huge
August 8, 2006 02:38 PM | Link to this
candide, 32 years ago today? No wonder today just feels so right!
Amazingly, and sadly, nothing much has changed in thirty plus years. Another arrogant, corrupt republican in the white house. But this one is infinitely more incompetent and dangerous.
And poor RW thinks(?) that Truman’s signing the UN charter is worse than Tricky Dick’s thuggery and disgracing the highest office in the land. Like I’ve noted before, some things in the gop, never, ever change, and certainly never get any better. In fact an argument can be made, that they are getting much, much worse…
And thanks to this administration and the mopes that support them, it’s looking more and more and more that Iraq truly is Arabic for Vietnam.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 02:47 PM | Link to this
“Amazingly, and sadly, nothing much has changed in thirty plus years”
Huge Fatuous Fathead,
Putting aside the utter stupidity and historical inaccuracy of that statement, what did you have in mind exactly? A Marxist-Leninist paradise with a Berlin Wall in every neighborhood? A lifetime on the government dole for Huge Loser? A Politically-correct tyranny for all with Huge Idiot in charge of the rules?
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 03:06 PM | Link to this
Huge moron,
I thought Nixon stepping down was considered a good thing. I sure wish you idiots could make up your collective mind. Speaking of this day in history, 6 years ago today Joe Lieberman was named the Democrat party’s Vice-Presidential nominee.
By Huge
August 8, 2006 03:23 PM | Link to this
“It’s so funny to see the people showing up here every day to gripe and complain about Mike’s latest toon.”
Midori,
I’ve wondered about this for some time. Let’s face it, normal people don’t behave that way. If there’s something you just detest, you know, like Christian Coalition meetings, cheap perfume, rap music, asparagus, whatever, any normal person would avoid them, right? Usually. But not if you’re just consumed with blind hatred for the thing. Then like a diseased dog, you will show up and attack and attack and attack, even when it clearly does no good. Great comedy and good for psychologists studying abnormal and sociopathic behavior, but otherwise just an utterly useless waste of time and enery!
And it’s not like these misfits don’t have gazillions of other hate blogs, chat rooms and republican circle jerks to share their bigotry and blood lust in. How much is enough?!! But tomorrow, sure as the sun will rise, one of them will write about how terrible the cartoon is and how ml is aiding and abetting the terrorists. And really believing it!!!
By Reality Sandwich
August 8, 2006 03:32 PM | Link to this
Troll Interrupted, Much?
By Not Too Crazy
August 8, 2006 03:37 PM | Link to this
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad “and his followers clearly believe that this time is now, and that the terminal struggle has already begun and is indeed well advanced. It may even have a date, indicated by several references by the Iranian president to giving his final answer to the US about nuclear development by Aug. 22,” which this year corresponds “to the 27th day of the month of Rajab of the year 1427. This, by tradition, is the night when many Muslims commemorate the night flight of the prophet Muhammad on the winged horse Buraq, first to ‘the farthest mosque,’ usually identified with Jerusalem, and then to heaven and back (c.f., Koran XVII.1). “This might well be deemed an appropriate date for the apocalyptic ending of Israel and if necessary of the world. It is far from certain that Mr. Ahmadinejad plans any such cataclysmic events precisely for Aug. 22. But it would be wise to bear the possibility in mind.”
Man, what ever this dude has up his sleeve I sure hope it’s enough to cause the United States to go full tilt on his looney as-s.
By Huge
August 8, 2006 03:38 PM | Link to this
Well, well, well. Looks like two of the rabid dogs I mentioned earlier have come back for more.
Poor little RW. He’d like people to think that he believes Nixon “stepping down” (now there’s a euphemism for you!) was a good thing, but I really doubt it. He probably adored the guy and thought he did absolutely nothing wrong! He’s clearly and stupidly wrong about this prez and it’s not very likely that he just joined the dark side. A contemptible ideologue/republican is what you have here.
And lo and behold is that the bigoted “vacationer” who hs reared her ever ugly head? Wow! I thought after last nights little expose on her, she might not screw with me for awhile. Wrong! To get a glimpse into the ugly mind of a REAL hater, read on:
By Danish in Vacationland August 7, 2006 05:29 PM “…you’d have to be living in a cave, or in some place like Detroitistan.”
By Huge August 7, 2006 05:40 PM Detroitistan
The perfect example of the christian bigotry so prevalent today in this country. It’s not so much a love for all things christian, just a deep burning hatred for all things islamic.
Many here have known, based on some of her previous writings, that this particular blogger has demonstrated a proclivity for racial bigotry. Apparently this social disease extends to religion as well. I always thought that she was much worse than just being stupid…
Paste
Maybe when that protracted “vacation”, replete with stalkers and papparazzi is up, she can go visit the hordes of islamofascists in Michiganistan. And then firebomb them all in the name of judeo-christian family values.
Just another bigoted war whore.
By Huge Blowhard
August 8, 2006 03:43 PM | Link to this
By Huge August 8, 2006 03:23 PM Midori, I’ve wondered about this for some time. Let’s face it, normal people don’t behave that way. If there’s something you just detest, you know, like Christian Coalition meetings, cheap perfume, rap music, asparagus, whatever, {{{{any normal person would avoid them, right}}}}?
By Huge August 8, 2006 02:38 PM Amazingly, and sadly, nothing much has changed in thirty plus years. {{{{Another arrogant, corrupt republican in the white house}}}}.
By @@
August 8, 2006 04:00 PM | Link to this
Well I’ve got groceries to put away, but wanted to check in to find rushncap’s list.
rushncap, being a teacher (cough, cough) doesn’t have time to educate me?? Now what school is it where you teach, I want to make sure my daughter isn’t in your class.
Anyway…I was asking for your opinion, not an education. You’re always so anxious to give your opinion unsolicited, but when someone asks for it, you decline.
And may I say…RW and Andy are right about the last sentence in your 1:07 post. You are a man/boy with socialist idealogies. You have been indoctrinated by the radical left-wing of the Democrat party. You’re dangerous and disadvantaged because you don’t realize what they’re subversively imposing on you and others.
Thanks for nothing and everything I needed to know about you.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 04:14 PM | Link to this
Huge imbecile,
You have to admit Nixon was a very powerful President. He sent Kerry to Cambodia before he even took office, if you believe the purple heart collector.
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 04:16 PM | Link to this
@@, taking a time out from surfing for porn?
No, I don’t have time or, more importantly, the desire to educate you @@. There simply is no point. You have the IQ of a peach pit. I like teaching people who actually want to learn, and I like to learn from people who like to teach and have something to impart. All you want is to whine, moan, and call me names. Since that is obviously the highlight of your day, go to it!
As for your daughter, honey, you’d have to have mated with Stephen Hawking to produce offspring who is capable of getting into a class I’m teaching.
By @@
August 8, 2006 04:28 PM | Link to this
Aawwwww rushncap. My remnants of liberalism are causing me to have sympathy for you even in your attempts to insult.
I’ll ignore your socialist ideaologies and just say you’re “anti-social”. Better??????
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 04:39 PM | Link to this
Actually I think someone would have to be a meth addict to stay awake during a rushncap class. Funny thing though, last week he was a physicist that did some tutoring on the side. Now he wants to claim to be a professor and in either made up role he has a bizarre fascination with genetic engineering.
What kind of master race are you working on Adolph?
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 04:46 PM | Link to this
@@, whatever makes you sleep happy at night. If you want to think of me as “anti-social” or “with 17 heads” or “gay” or whatever, you go ahead and do that, honey.
I made a claim I’m a professor? I talked about genetic engineering? RW, even by your abysmally low “standards” this is shoddy. Also, you never answered as to whether you’re housebroken. I’ll take your embarassed silence on the topic to mean “no”.
By Thomas
August 8, 2006 04:53 PM | Link to this
chuckles -
I love how people here just think global warming is nothing but (ahem) warming. You guys are too funny - And that article was hilarious (even had some good points on life changes that I loved, even if it wasn’t based on facts of effects)
Yes - Global warming is an overall warming of the planet but it doesn’t just produce heat everywhere. Global warming causes displacements of heat and cold. When the ice caps melt the cold is still somewhere on good ol’ planet earth within our gravity zone and atmosphere, but just somewhere different now where it can wreak even more havok somewhere where there isn’t suppose to be cold. And it will do it probably during the worst unexpected moment.
But yah - Global Warming is not going to be that obvious in our day to day lives. It’s a slow creeping process overall. Long term effects however to our planets ecology could be quite severe though.
I mean in an already overpopulated planet you have to expect something to cause mass die-offs and killings of a species. Disease, Lack of food and resources to survive, Oxygen depletion, War, Global warming, Base human stupidity and error, Andy…etc… There’s checks and balances to man’s expansions.
But then again - I know you all will adapt to Global warming. You will — evolve - move off-world - go extinct - surely something!
I mean Mother Nature has a good way of balancing life on this mudball of a planet and those drastic over-population controls she uses is one of her best specialties! Even if they are a real Mother! (grins).
Thomas (Sometimes called a mad scientist by my friends - Mad? Maybe angry - but surely not Mad!)
By Huge
August 8, 2006 04:54 PM | Link to this
“You have to admit Nixon was a very powerful President.”
I’ll give you that one, RW. Powerful AND criminal. Just the way you, Rove and Bush, the Medal of Honor collector, like them.
Oh wait! I forgot, bush is a republican. He wouldn’t get his gutless a**e within 7000 miles of a firefight.
Jeez, you swift boaters never freakin’ learn, do you?
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 04:56 PM | Link to this
“…she can go visit the hordes of islamofascists in Michiganistan. And then firebomb them all in the name of judeo-christian family values.”
Huge Bag of Stinking Sulphurous Gas,
Nice job of cutting and pasting your Hugely Inane comments from a dead thread.
You “exposed” nothing about me last night so any triumph is in your deluded psychopathic mind. You do have a talent for exposing what a Huge Jackass you are, and you’re putting on a winning performance as usual.
But wait! There’s more! You just told us that there are “Islamofascists” in Michigan! How can that be? You’ve just used racially bigoted language!! How is it that you can call them Islamofascists but I can’t?
Do tell.
Bwahahahahahahahahaha. Freak.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 04:57 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
You’ve never answered whether you stopped sneaking into your neighbor’s house to do their dog Ingi either. What should be assumed from that?
You just said what genetic matchup it would take to enter a class that you are teaching. That pretty well covers both claims.
Freaking idiot…
By getalife
August 8, 2006 05:04 PM | Link to this
Midori,
You maybe right and I was wrong. It seems Joe bought some cheap service to host his site. DoS attacks don’t affect particular accounts on a server. They bring down the whole server. The attack site is up, their campaign site is down. This isn’t a DoS attack.
The funny part is that Joe contacted the attorny general and others for an investigation. It looks like their fault for buying $15 a month shared with 70 other websites.
By Scooter
August 8, 2006 05:05 PM | Link to this
Thomas, Amen brother, Ecologist call it “carrying capacity”.
By Reality Sandwich
August 8, 2006 05:07 PM | Link to this
Global warming is a natural cycle, and part of being a planet. The volcanic and tectonic activity that spews toxins in the atmosphere are a trillion times worse than our pathetic girly green-house gases.
The atmosphere survived the gases from center earth, and it will survive our pollution. A planet itself forms from the churning of toxic magma.
Maybe if you all had googled “MAGMA”, you would know as much as geophysicists and stuff.
It’s the “MAGMA”!! (air quotation marks provided by mini-me)
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 05:08 PM | Link to this
Of course if your IQ ever reached your height in feet, RW, you’d realize that what I meant by my comment about @@’s daughter is that she’d have to be smart to be in a class I TA. Being about as dumb as @@, however, you obviously missed that point.
I see you and li’l andy are keeping that beastiality flame alive. Good luck with that. On the other hand… maybe not.
By Well, Gosh, If Thomas Sez
August 8, 2006 05:13 PM | Link to this
By Thomas August 8, 2006 04:53 PM chuckles -Yes - Global warming is an overall warming of the planet but it doesn’t just produce heat everywhere. Global warming causes displacements of heat and cold.
Wheee!!! Global warming is what ever we say it is!!! If it rains!!! Global Warming!!! If it snows!!! Global Warming!!! Wheeee!!!
Drought? That’s right, Bush, er, global warming did it!!!
O.K. Thomas, since you seem to know more than actual temperature readings taken 70 years apart, which wingnuts are up on Mars causing it’s atmosphere to warm up?
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 05:20 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
How clumsy of me to bring up your predilection for bestiality with no provocation from you whatsoever. Oh wait,,,as usual you did start it. If you had a working brain cell you wouldn’t keep making childish insults about “housebreaking” when you should know what’s coming next.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 05:23 PM | Link to this
RW,
Do you think that rushncap thinks of himself as a “Doctor” and not a lowly peon of a “Professor”?
That could also explain his desire to doctor with the human race.
I do detect a flaw in his theory that Stephen Hawking would be a good choice as a genetic match. Shouldn’t any Nazi geneticist worth his salt want to prevent the genes that caused Hawking’s crippling disease to be unleashed on future generations?
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 05:30 PM | Link to this
Oh, I’m sorry, RW, I was unaware that I’m unable to bring up the subject of dogs without having you launch into the area of beastiality. How silly of me. I’ll try to be more careful in the future.
Just for everyone’s sake, are there any other subject areas that would get you started down the path of odd sexual practices, and that, therefore, I should avoid? Please, do let me know if you would prefer I not mention dead people or anything made of leather, or the game of baseball lest you wind up being unable to help yourself and dive off into things none of us care to picture you participating in?
Danish, I do find it disturbing that you know what a “Nazi geneticist worth his salt” desires. Was this the topic at the last Kompany piKniK?
By Huge
August 8, 2006 05:31 PM | Link to this
Go ahead, bigot, do the republican jig - deny, deny, deny.. So go ahead, share with us what your reference to Detroitistan meant. (This should be good.)
It’s OK. Everybody here knows full well the signature of a hateful, islamic hating republican when they see it. Your body of work is extensive and consistently myopic. Like your gop pals here, who some of which clearly lack general education or knowledge, you are incapable of change.
Like the curent king that you so sickeningly drool over, you are unwilling to admit even your most obvious blunders, much less smaller mistakes of reason and logic. You and your gop pals like suck are proud of your sociopathic ways. Bully for you!
But to the rest of us here, you are just another bigoted war whore.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 05:35 PM | Link to this
Midori, the NRO’s take on Ned’s vicious attack
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 05:46 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
Here’s a thought. Why don’t you and I discuss the issues of the day without all your mindless name calling? I know it will mean you have to try to learn something, but in the long run it will be good for you.
I see you have your protégé calling people on a blog whores now. Are you proud of your student?
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 05:48 PM | Link to this
Huge Freaking Idiot,
You think I can’t answer your pitiful dare?
YOU bragged that you actually knew some Christians. I said BFD since most Americans are Christians. I said that the only way you could NOT know any Christians was if you lived in a cave, or a place like this which is NOT teeming with Christians.
Got that moron?
Oh, and since you admitted that there are Islmofascists living here, if you have a problem with “detroitistan” or “Dearbornistan” try “Londonstan”. There’s a book about it which it wouldn’t kill you to read. Might keep you busy for awhile so you don’t have so much time to come here and make a Huge A*s of yourself.
By @@
August 8, 2006 05:51 PM | Link to this
Actually rushncap, my daughter went from an English major to a Psychology major. The reason for the change? The english class was asked to do a research paper on transgenders. Now while I found this an odd topic for an English class, my daughter found it interesting and changed her major to Psychology. I like to let her think for herself.
She enjoys understanding the reason behind why people make the choices they make. Kinda like why I enjoy watching you. You are a complete contradiction within yourself. That’s probably why you are always so confused.
I believe she took two physics classes. Granted, she had to “work hard” to make her A’s. But obviously working hard is something that you are opposed to, which would explain why you have no appreciation for her determination.
As her Mom, I do respect her efforts and her curiosity. As a teacher (cough, cough) you should too.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 05:51 PM | Link to this
Speaking of right wing sex
Nasty.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 05:53 PM | Link to this
getalife,
That Ned Lamont dude really sticks with that lie about not being associated with the bloggers doesn’t he? I bet you are thrilled to be aligning yourself with a weasel like that.
The best part is it’s a win/win for us. If Lamont wins the Democrats are history and if Lieberman wins we can laugh at “screw them” Kos again.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 05:54 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
Nothing I didn’t pick up from you and your biogeneticist comrades Herr Doctor.
Most of us Conservatives are very wary of all this genetical engineering stuff. It’s your side that is all for it, wanting taxpayers to fund fetal stem cell research and all that - no questions asked.
So look in that mirror of yours ‘cause I have nothing to do with it.
By @@
August 8, 2006 06:01 PM | Link to this
Danish:
Maybe rushncap’s indoctrination into socialist ideaology has left him unable to ask the right questions necessary to avoid unintended consequences. It’s the old “quick fix” solution for rushweak.
He has a hard time answering questions too.
By Asking Alot
August 8, 2006 06:03 PM | Link to this
By RW-(the original) August 8, 2006 05:46 PM rushncap, Here’s a thought. Why don’t you and I discuss the issues of the day without all your mindless name calling? I know it will mean you have to try to learn something, but in the long run it will be good for you.
RW: Surely you jest?
You can’t actually believe that these libs are capable of anything other than the typical long winded self congratulatory speeches, telling everybody how great and intelligent they are without the first shred of proof of it, that quickly deteriorates into a cacophony of insults towards Conservatives that they learned earlier from listening to air america or the Huff and Puff, do you?
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 06:13 PM | Link to this
Asking Alot,
After watching them melt into puddles of drool trying to discuss evolution without invoking religion the other day I doubt it, but I just thought it would be gentlemanly of me to extend the offer.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 06:21 PM | Link to this
@@,
I wonder if rushncap realizes how hilarious he sounds when he informs us that HE is so brilliant that the only the likes of a Stephen Hawkings would be going to one of HIS “classes”.
I’m sure rushncap has so much to teach him cough cough.
RW,
That was very gentlemanly of you. Sadly I think it’s a bit like training a rabid mongrel not to bare its teeth.
Impossible?
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 06:29 PM | Link to this
Danish in Vacationland,
You’re not suggesting the Old Yeller treatment for the “TA” are you?
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 06:30 PM | Link to this
@@, you “let” your college-age daughter think for herself? Is that kind of like letting snow melt in the spring? And I’d —love— to hear you babble as to why you think I’m a “contradiction”. I think it would amuse me a little. As for working hard, @@, I do plenty of that. Don’t you worry your pretty little head about it.
Danish, get some toilet paper. I think you’re speaking again.
RW, your grasp of evolution is nonexistent. I can’t discuss science with you for the same reason I can’t discuss science with my dead grandmother. But she has an excuse for being brain dead.
By Mrs.Godzilla
August 8, 2006 06:35 PM | Link to this
Huge,
Just loved the turn of the phrase “bigoted war whore”.
Can I use that? Nails ‘em.
By Huge
August 8, 2006 06:37 PM | Link to this
Jeez, and I thought Detroit was swarming with christians!
But that pathetic excplanation was funny, bigot. (Not humorous, just funny!) Like when you call yourself a conservative to hide your republicanism…
And while you’re at it, Shirley, quit stealing my rabid dog lines, you Joe Biden plagarist!
By Midori
August 8, 2006 06:38 PM | Link to this
Getalife,
Lieberman now says there’s no evidence Lamont was involved
I’m now trying to figure out this conspiracy RW has invented featuring Lamont and the Blogs……
and how if he wins, the Dems will be “history”…………
and how a Lamont win is a “win/win” for him……..
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 06:38 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
No reason to stop at science. You can’t discuss anything with me, because I’ve forgotten more than you will ever know.
Sucks to be you trying to live up to Mommy and Daddy’s degrees.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 06:43 PM | Link to this
Midori,
You probably have a hard enough time figuring out which foot to move first if you want to walk. Please don’t try figuring out all of the scenarios I laid out for you.
By getalife
August 8, 2006 06:48 PM | Link to this
Midori,
Yes, they have proof at kos. I can admit when I am wrong unlike most on this blog.
Hell, even the NRO changed its tune
By Huge
August 8, 2006 06:48 PM | Link to this
Hey bigot!
I found these. I’m guessing there are at least a handful more of these christian churches too! And I’ll bet they even have jews there in Detroit! But watch out for those damn sneaky liberal canadians!
http://detroit.citysearch.com/find/directory/detroit/210/383/page1.html?init_search=1
By rushncap
August 8, 2006 07:00 PM | Link to this
Hahaha, RW. Hey, you keep thinking that. Enjoy your senility.
By RW-(the original)
August 8, 2006 07:12 PM | Link to this
rushncap,
If you actually know anything why not try proving it sometime? Since you view me as a mental lightweight, what do you think it looks like when I kick your a-ss every time we have a real debate?
The only thing difficult about debating you is making sure to be doing enough other things so as to not nod off out of sheer boredom.
Now go study something and see if you can bring a little game tomorrow. Since we the taxpayers are paying you to sit around and blog all day we should at least get some enjoyment out of it.
By @@
August 8, 2006 08:20 PM | Link to this
rushncap:
In your 6:30 post you want to make an issue out of the word “let”???
Quick Definition of “let”: verb: make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen.
I suppose you could see it as either/or, but let’s just say I don’t interfere. Therefore there is a lack of action on my part. Nothing to worry your pretty “little” head over though.
I think you knew that, but you chose to make your points on semantics. BUT WAIT…. you’re the one who says there’s no point in arguing a person’s views on semantics alone. Words do speak volumes though.
A “convenient contradiction”. It ^^^ was mildly amusing for me. You???
By @@
August 8, 2006 08:32 PM | Link to this
Put an “against” between “arguing” and “a”.
Done!!
By Let Me Be The First
August 8, 2006 08:49 PM | Link to this
I’m not afraid to call it:
Cynthia McKinney-
Git em up, git em up, gone!
Not a moment too soon, I might add.
Now we can devote our full attention to the Tupac investigation.
I’ll bet she kicks some a-ss during her last weeks in Congress.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 8, 2006 11:20 PM | Link to this
Huge Fatuous Fathead,
Here are some details about some influential members of the Dearbornistan/Detroitistan population, courtesy of Dhimmiwatch.
If Sharia Law is what you think our forefathers had in mind (and I use “our” generously as I somehow doubt that your forefathers contributed jack to this country), then you may be right at home in Lebanon or some other place that used to be a Christian country, but is not any longer. Go for it! They are losing their population in great numbers right now and would welcome a Huge Useful Idiot like you!
Mrs. Godzilla,
As I recall, the last time we “conversed” you came across as a raving lunatic and had to apologize for your, err, “outburst”.
As I say to my little dog when she gets a bit out of control - “settle”.
By Mrs. Godzilla
August 9, 2006 08:45 AM | Link to this
Danish in Vactionland: I remember my apology for a “chicken-hawk, bigot rant”, while overseas last May, but it was not to an entity calling itself Danish in Vactionland. I may be wrong.
I suspect your definition of the term “raving lunatic” means anyone who disagrees with you. But again I may be wrong.
As I say to my two big dogs, don’t eat the little dog. And again I may be wrong.
By Danish in Vacationland
August 9, 2006 10:43 AM | Link to this
Mrs. Godzilla,
I am the same Danish. Your comments, which you had to apologize for, went far beyond calling me a chickenhawk or a bigot. That sort of trite namecalling is something that I am so accustomed to from tedious Leftists that it only makes me yawn.
Nope, you crossed the line of civilized discourse even by moonbat blog standards, and made some very personal attacks that had nothing to do with any political discussion or “disagreement”.
I’m not about to waste a beautiful day going on an archival search to find your comments. Trust me on this one.
By Mrs. Godzilla
August 9, 2006 12:37 PM | Link to this
I went back and read what I wrore that day and stand by it. Trust me on this.
I do not agree that I “crossed the line of civilized discourse”. If you can’t take the heat…..
By mrs.godzilla
May 23, 2006 11:24 AM | Link to this
i know it’s late and this most likely won’t be read by poor, poor, pitifull buy danish, but in response to your last post - HUH?
the real world is only america?
racist AND coward.
is it responsible parenthood to talk tough and carry a big purse? (and probably a cheap knock off to boot)
tacky and coward.
what do you teach your children when you say one thing and do another?
selfish and coward.
why is it when chickenhawks are challenged they question the challengers patriotism.
uneducated and coward.
i would not insist you join the troops, you are obviously not made of the stern stuff the warrior class requires. but a warrior requires a just war.
weak and coward.
but you could bring the family over to the mideast, settle them in a comfortable ex-pat community and make three or four times what american soldiers make by just driving a truck or slinging hash.
greedy and coward.
your kind make me sick. unable to walk the talk - you stumble the mumble.
pathetic and coward.
who pays your salary while you spend your time frothing at the mouth on your desktop?
cheater and coward.
any body with gametes can produce a child. alot of them, including you should not have.
coward.
By mrs.godzilla
May 23, 2006 11:34 AM | Link to this
buy danish
i apologize for my rant. today i have seen things that make me wonder about the human race.
i am ashamed to have lost my temper and aimed it at a total stranger.
you and i will never agree on many things, but i behaved badly. and i am truly sorry.
pax?
By Danish in Vacationland
August 9, 2006 10:22 PM | Link to this
Mrs. Godzilla,
I guess you’re very proud of those comments - so much so that you rebroadcast them in their entirety. The apology stuff was pretty good, but it was the preceding comments that weren’t very flattering to you.
I was kind enough not to “go there”, and merely hinted in the most subtle way possible that considering past history it might be better if you kept your distance, but since you opened the door, this is the quote that crossed the line:
“any body with gametes can produce a child. alot of them, including you should not have.
coward.”
You don’t think that that^^ comment is “crossing the line of civilized discourse”?
Fortunately you are not in charge of making these sorts of decisions, and the world is a better place because of the end result - which is a beautiful, charming, brilliant, and accomplished child.
“Beware of Dog”