We have a right-leaning court, a right-leaning executive branch, a right-leaning legislature, high oil prices, a never-ending war we can’t afford, and a sharply red/blue divided nation.Here’s a thread for the State of The Union.
We have a right-leaning court, a right-leaning executive branch, a right-leaning legislature, high oil prices, a never-ending war we can’t afford, and a sharply red/blue divided nation.Here’s a thread for the State of The Union.
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phreedm:
& now for something completely different:
A Syrian heretic’s blog.
Yep.
Apparently, no 1′s separated his head from his neck yet.
& he’s blogging. Full name, everything.
http://amarji.blogspot.com/
Now THERE’S a blog exchange concept!
Phreedm, the only 1 application hemorrhoidal creme.
Phreedm, the only 1 application hemorrhoidal creme.
Phreedm, the only 1 application hemorrhoidal creme.
Ren…
Uhhh.
I thought that was
suppodes to -alleviate-
asspain, not promote it.
HMDK:
Oh, you’ll love this rant:
http://egyptiansandmonkey.blogspot.com/2006/02/if-you-dont-torch-your-benz-then-you.html#comments
Very funny.
Nice to see there is indeed some sense over in the ME. I LIKE this guy!
What’s w/Danes & Legos ‘n Egypt? I gather there was some political horse puckey in the works, of some sort?
ReluctyLubricant.
Yeah, udonman mailed me about this too. Truth is, every time I try to concern myself about it I doze off.
It is sleep-inducing no matter what angle you view it from.
As I’m too lazy to tell you anything worthwile, just go to Wikipedia’s frontpage.
They have a link to this sordid mess.
By the F’in by,
Lurpak is a Danish brand of butter.
Just one of the things Denmark is famous for, fattening the world for the enevitable slaughter.
Other stuff includes:
Hans Christian Anderson’s Faerytales.
(By the by, recent research has shown that he made a mark in his notebooks every time he mas-turbated).
Lego.
You know, those brainiac blocks that fit together.
We even have an amusement-park called LegoLand.
There’s also a lobotomized version called Duplo, though I doubt it is Danish.
Vikings.
Raping and pillaging will never go out of style.
Our flag is a red background with a white cross.
As a famous Danish dissident, Erwin Neutzsky-Wullf once pointed out:
“Our flag proclaims for all to see:
Denmark is a grave!”.
I just looooooove my country.
HMDK:
Yeah, but the rant egyptiansandmonkey goes into…take no prisoners.
It’s nice to see the Phallacymaster’s broad brushes missing a # of spots.
Hell, whole holidays (painter’s term). He takes his fellow Muslims to task quite nicely.
Very funny.
Tempted to drop by, & say hi.
Mebbee you should. Just thoughts on a lazy afternoon….
“Just thoughts on a lazy afternoon..”
Mebbe so… but your balls still have date with my straight razor.
HMDK:
‘Tis unfortunate, that most of my countrymen (the literate 1′s at least), when they hear the name ‘Denmark’, they either think of Hamlet, or pastries.
Are the Danish ladies tasty? LOL.
I’d like having a Swiss Miss for breakfast EVERY morning (aye, I know: play on words intentional, Swiss is different, I know already).
Sounds like my kind o’ country.
Wasn’t this part of the state of the union?
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/energy/article/0,2777,DRMN_23914_4328252,00.html
HMDK:
Oy, gevalt! That’s not very…friendly.
ReluctyShrunken said:
“Oy, gevalt! That’s not very…friendly.”
Oh, but it -IS-.
Friends don’t let each other make mistakes, now do they?
“Are the Danish ladies tasty?”
Actually, in this ONE CASE I’ll have to applaud the country of my birth.
Sjjehheeishjj… my knees are weakened by the mere remembrance.
In UDDER words, yeah, they taste FINE!
I sent the man a note; I asked him to leave you all some space (hopefully in a corner somewhere) to discuss your appendages; maybe then you’ll avoid doing it within the more serious topics. Leave your razors be – you probably don’t have much to saw or seal anyway.
HMDK:
Am unsure as to your meaning here.
My sympathies & condolences as to your condition, BTW.
brock2:
& again you appoint yourself moderator.
& you wonder why I make comments about your age.
whats the matter brock the razor hit to close to home and hairless thanks for the heads up on the wiki article
i linked to it on my blog
whats the matter brock the razor hit to close to home and hairless thanks for the heads up on the wiki article
i linked to it on my blog
Hey, did it limit some freedom ? I’m a ‘nanny.’
You’re entitled to say what you want.
Now, I was past that stage at five. Wow. Also, reluctant, we do live in a country where we put warning labels on chainsaws that say “WARNING! Do not attempt to stop blades with hands, feet, or genitals.”
-J?r?me
J?r?me:
Wow. That on a Black ‘n Decker?
I like the one about the guy who sued over (and won mind you) over engaging cruse control in his motor home and the deciding to leave the wheel and make himself a hogie or read the bible. Now the company has the stipulate in the instructions that cruse control does not mean that the vechicle can drive itself.
-
anadrol:
Yeah, I saw that Simpsons episode too.
But it’s a cartoon.
Just like I’m not gonna jump the Springfield canyon on a skateboard.
Sheesh, some folk got no lick of sense.
State of the yoonyun:
Here is how the Iraq war is going according to someone who has been there:
Facts vs. Fiction: A Report from the Front
By Karl Zinsmeister
Your editor has just returned from another month in Iraq?my fourth extended tour in the last two and a half years. During November and December I joined numerous American combat operations, including the largest air assault since the beginning of the war, walked miles of streets and roads, entered scores of homes, listened to hundreds of Iraqis, observed voting at a dozen different polling sites, and endured my third roadside ambush. With this latest firsthand experience, here are answers to some common queries about how the war is faring.
http://www.theamericanenterprise.org/issues/articleid.18977/article_detail.asp
just testing