There was a saying when I was growing up in NYC back in the late 80′s/Early 90′s, snitches catch stitches. The NY Times seems to have not gotten that memo. This rag of a Progressive paper has ratted out our nation on many occasions. Back in the 30′s this same Paper supported Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini. They have supported our enemies throughout it’s history. Now they rat out CIA and Blackwater operations that helped defeat the Iraqi Insurgents.
WASHINGTON — Private security guards from Blackwater Worldwide participated in some of the C.I.A.’s most sensitive activities — clandestine raids with agency officers against people suspected of being insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan and the transporting of detainees, according to former company employees and intelligence officials.
The raids against suspects occurred on an almost nightly basis during the height of the Iraqi insurgency from 2004 to 2006, with Blackwater personnel playing central roles in what company insiders called “snatch and grab” operations, the former employees and current and former intelligence officers said.
Read the rest.
The NY Times is a Tranzi Progressive newspaper. They don’t care about or support America. The question is, who gave them this information? I would not be shocked if the treacherous Obama regime gave the Times this information. As for the Blackwater Operatives that talked, shame on you for betraying secrets. Snitching is dishonorable and a form of treachery.
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And yet, they refused to link to the Climategate letters.
Strangely enough just as this thread went up I was reading about this episode of biased ignorance from the old grey mare.
They have quite a history of anti science anti American blathering.
http://chicagoboyz.net/archives/10648.html
Nevair read zem or geeve zem a dime, yes? Traitors to even zose who read zem. Ze slanted papair means one geets ze wrong informations, no?
@ RoboMonkey:
One simple word, AGENDA!
Snitches are a dying breed.
The truth is that if Blackwater helped the CIA that makes them heros. The fucking Progs don’t look at it that way, but that is the truth.
Of course in capturing terrorists Blackwater has to be the bad guy. They probably even gave a few of them fat lips.//
SciFiGuy wrote:
I like Ann Coulter’s appellation for them, “The Treason Times”.
Wow, zero paid my mortgage, my gas, and all my bills today! He paid it from his stash.
“We gots barack”
Snitches are a dying breed………I kinda felt sorry for the kids that got the “narc” label in school
@ Rightside:
Hey, same here, guess those pesty billing departments have not received the official paperwork yet.
@ Rightside:
Obama be getting it out his stash!
morning all, i would like to know what you would do if you were in my situation.
i have a spanish friend and we get on quite well and all that, but i just found out that he killed his dog by hanging it with a piece of wire from a low tree branch.
if i was back in england i would probably thump him and not speak to him again, also he would get a prison sentence for doing that.
but over here it’s normal for the spanish to do that sort of thing, they dont see that they are doing anything cruel.
so do i do as in rome and just accept it or give the guy a mouth full of abuse.
what would you do.
RoboMonkey @1 wrote:
Nor report on John Edward’s shenanigans. Although they did get around to it after the Enquirer broke the story.
The NY Times ignored John Edward’s affair for months saying afterwards they couldn’t report on rumors & anonymous sources.
Yet they put John McCain’s alleged affair on page 1 and the story was based on rumors & anonymous sources.
@ justin case:
let em have it
Whenever Democrats are in Power they try to screw our intelligence services. Frank Church and the walls Clinton put up come immediately to mind. We’ll all be lucky to live thru this commie administration.
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How’s that trickle up economics working for you, barry?
Someone name the last poor person who hired you for a job.
@ justin case:
Someone who would do something like that is a sociopath. You want to stay as far away from them as you can. It takes a special kind of low to torment a helpless animal, much less a helpless animal that looks to you for love and protection. While I can think of some choice things that could be dione to him, as a practical matter, you can’t do anything like that. They will put you in jail. Still, that kind of shit pissess me off something fierce.
“Barack Obama as a person is a fantastic individual, but Barack Obama as an idea marks an evolutionary flash point for humanity,” gushed actor Will Smith (IMDb page), who will co-host Friday’s Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo. His idealization of Obama came during a recorded interview, from Norway, with CNN’s Dan Lothian run shortly before 5 PM EST on Thursday’s The Situation Room.
Asked if Obama had really earned the peace prize, Smith’s wife, actress Jada Pickett Smith who will co-host the concert with her husband, insisted: “All I can say is that our President has opened his arms to the world and he has been a huge symbol of change himself. So, I have to say that I was quite honored when he was bestowed the Nobel Peace Prize.” Will Smith chimed in with how “they’ve been giving out that award for a hundred and some years, so they get kind of good at picking” the honoree
This guy may make ok movies but what a moron
@ justin case:
I would report him to the police and cut him out of your life.
I only subscribe to the local paper on weekends. I just got sick of all the left wing BS it put out on a daily basis.
mfhorn wrote:
Buy the NY Post
@ Nevergiveup:
Huh? LOL There’s a celebration for it? Hopefully there will be a large screen behind the stage with pix of other winners like Arafat and Gore. LOL
@ Nevergiveup:
An “evolutionary flashpoint for humanity”? Like, I dunno, that Christ fellow? Well, Barack is better than Him, of course. Barack is the son of a Kenyan, while that Jesus guy was just the son of God. You have to get your priorities right. Barack Hussein Obama, MMmmm, mmmmm, mmmmmmmmmmm…
@ justin case:
Report to the police or ASPCA, then get away from him.
@ Nevergiveup:
Oh dear God. I didn’t know I’d need my hip waders today.
My son recently did something dumb in school and promptly got caught. As it turns out, another kid ratted him out. I was appalled that he and his friends decided to focus on the tattletale rather than accepting responsibility for what he had done. In essence, if he hadn’t done anything wrong there wouldn’t be anything to tell.
I am far more concerned about an intelligence agency that sub-contracts sensitive jobs to civilian businesses. The business of the CIA is national security. The business of Blackwater is to make money. These goals are not necessarily compatible.
I think that having civilian contractors acting as “hand-on” combatants is a very bad idea. Blackwater employees are not subject to the same review as real governmental entities and there seems to be something inherently unsound about the US hiring mercenaries. Are they doing something that the CIA can’t? Do they have better training than CIA employees (and if so, why)? Are they cheaper? Are we so shorthanded that we don’t have enough manpower?
I’m far more concerned about a government that uses civilian contractors as a way to circumvent ROE’s and Congressional oversight than I am about a newspaper that reports it.
@ Iron Fist:
really it’s quite normal over here, for a people that show so much love towards children it boggles the mind what they do to animals.
the sheep farmers pour petrol over their dogs and burn them alive.
most dogs are just thrown out of cars at 70 mph, the roads are littered with them, mostly they just shoot them, my dog is a german shepard that i rescued from a guy that was going to kill her.
but the point is they really cant understand that they are doing anything wrong, it’s a culture thing.
@ teacake:
the police dont enforce that law, and if i did that i would be an outcast in this village, and thats the last thing i want,
justin case wrote:
I don’t know where you are but I live in a predominately Spanish speaking neighborhood and I have yet to see a dog hanging from a tree.
Animal cruelty is not normal in any culture.
Iron Fist wrote:
It all makes sense if you just take a little bit of this…
Yet 44% of Americans would rather have Bush as president even with his EEEEEVIL Blackwater ties.
@ fultonchain:
tell that to the chinese, they skin cats and dogs alive and then boil them.
i live in rural spain, and it’s quite normal over here.
A collection of anti-Obama photoshops…
The average American does not care about this. They care about keeping their job if they are lucky enough to have one or they want a job if they are among the millions of unemployed. However one feels about Blackwater’s involvement with CIA operations, this is old news and not what is on Americans’ minds.
justin case wrote:
Where do you live? Even here in Louisiana animal abuse is a crime.
#34 loppyd
Good Morning Troop!
Little Lady ,How are you ?
Haven’t heard you in forever.
Married yet?
justin case wrote:
oh Spain. Just stay away from the asshole and tell him he’s one sick fuck.
justin case wrote:
Sounds like a news item you could write about to some other paper outside of Spain. Perhaps find a way to get international attention.
Celer Silens Mortalis wrote:
RECON??
Good Morning!
I got married September 18th!
Yep.
Congratulations
There goes my last ,best hope.
Celer Silens Mortalis wrote:
Awwww.
Thanks.
How are you? I hope all is well in Big Sky country.
@ fultonchain:
Sometimes governments need to do things that are covert, especially in war. The New York Times seems to feel that it is its mission to expose these covert actions. This is not to help the United States. Whether it is just to harm the United States, or is meant to help the Jihadis is a question only the editors and reporters for the paper can say (and who would trust them?). This isn’t as abd as when the Times revealed our covert program of wiretapping terrorists when they were on the phone to their al Qaeda den mother in Pakistan. That was treason, and both the leaker and the publishers should have gone to prison for that.
As an aside, the Left were all in a tizzy for the Plame Game, even though no laws were broken and National Security wasn’t compromized, but they seem oblivious when the leaks actually hurt American interests. Why is that, I wonder?
@ teacake:
oh it’s been old news in britain for years now, there are thousands of charities down here that rescue dogs.
it’s changing slowly, the people that live in citys are kind to their pets, but alas spain is still mainly rural, and that is where the problem is.
RoboMonkey wrote:
Don’t eat the brown acid!
/racist pantomime off
@ justin case:
How people treat their animals is often indicative of how they will treat other people. People who are cruel to animals, torture them, and the like may not all become serial killers (though that kind of behavior is common among serial killers), but they are showing how they view things that are within their power. I would not trust someone who was cruel to their animals.
@ RoboMonkey:
I can’t believe I ate the whole thing…
Maybe it’d make sense then
Lopptd,
Best move I ever made.
Added a few more acres and more livestock.
Regular rancher now.
Still mainly living off the land.
@ justin case:
That’s just sick. I’ve got a very soft heart (maybe too soft since the better half & I have 7 cats and feed 2 strays plus a neighbor’s cat), and that’d p-ss me off no end.
years ago i was cutting some fire wood with my dad on a German friend of his farm. while we were there he had to shoot some dogs and pups. he had tears rolling down his face when he was done, said folks would drive the dogs they did not want out to the country. they thought thier dogs would find some nice farm to live on not knowing they would go feral and attack farm animls……so sad
@ Celer Silens Mortalis:
Happy to hear you are happy and life is good!
OT,
This couold be interesting. I wonder if they will put Alinsky’s Rules into play against the Left?
@ justin case
@ justin case:
Perhaps, just a thought, you can organize a program that visits school children to talk about the problem so they will grow up with a conscious that they are not receiving. Do the children love animals or are they as cold as the adults?
What about contacting the group in Spain that has been championing bull fighting without harming the bulls? Once children figure out what’s right and wrong, perhaps the problem will die away in due time.
@ Iron Fist:
Wish I had $25 to spare right now.
@ justin case:
What part of Spain is this?
My Family are from Galicia and they love Dogs. Most Spanish love dogs. It’s probably a few assholes that are doing this.
loppyd wrote:
Yeah that is true but with The Dems in charge, ya never know how far they might push these inquires and how much they will hurt National Security and then they will care when a few hundred or a few thousand Americans are killed next time.
I recall a story early in the Iraqui War. A Marine unit, I think squad strength was outgunned & pinned down.
Along comes a Blackwater covoy returning from some operation.
Without being told to do anything they piled out of their vehicles
& supported the Marines putting out some serious firepower.
The insurgents were defeated & most killed.
The NY Times is beneath contempt.
@ teacake:
America has problems with Dog treatment as well. Michael Vick comes to mind.
There’s just too many things going on in the world today to keep up on every little thing. I never even heard of Blackwater until the left started screaming about whatever crimes they accuse them of committing. As if Blackwater is the new Haliburton. I wonder if they even know anything about Blackwater. I haven’t paid much attention. From what I gather at this point, they are security for the CIA?
What also didn’t make sense to me, as if anything should these days, is up until recently, since when is the CIA accountable to the Senate? What the fuck does anyone in DC know about any sort of operation that they have the right to meddle?
@ justin case:
Contact Spanish Animal rescues and get active in them. There are plenty of Dog lovers in Spain and it’s a matter of getting them together and a public campaign.
@ Rodan:
I haven’t seen it in a few weeks, but there was a show on National Geographic channel called ‘Rescue Ink’ about these bikers who were doing animal rescue in NY.
@ Nevergiveup:
It could backfire big time, though.
loppyd wrote:
What could?
I’m a Dog lover so I’m pissed now. I feel like flying to Spain, linking up with Justin and together beating up this savage!
Rodan wrote:
Of course there’s a problem. But he went to jail at least. THere are always going to be sicko’s but at least most people in the US have a deep love for animals. What I hate most in life are people who abuse children and animals.
Groups like PITA do more harm than good. Killing rats is okay with me. lol
Rodan wrote:
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nevergiveup wrote:
The constant looking back and the appearance they are more concerned about prosecuting those on the front lines than our national security.
@ Rodan:
I’m with you on that
@ teacake:
I think its a class and values things in all honesty. I believ people without values and how are in poverty environment regard human life as low. Well they if they already devalue human life, imagine animals.
Girona,Spain
@ Iron Fist:
So it would be, You I and Justin beating the crap of this sad disgrace of a human.
I swear, I don’t know how Justin held back, I would of clocked this piece of filth.
loppyd wrote:
It’s not a matter of could backfire, it WILL.
New York Times…. that’s the same paper that trashed Senator McCarthy and coddled/defended “Uncle Joe” Stalin and Alger Hiss.
Given that their readership has tanked and they’re begging the federal government for a bailout, I guess rats ARE a dying breed.
Right after hurricane Katrina I visited San Miguel Mexico. The big trend there was veterinarian services. Maybe it was all just for the gringo’s who live there, but at least it seemed like a good start. Just bringing this up for the heck of it.
I had also gone to a flea market there and saw a basket of kittens for sale, they didn’t seem to be very well taken care of, but at least it seemed in that part of Mexico, mistreating animals wasn’t common. Lots of stray dogs all over the city and they were not dangerous or in bad shape.
@ teacake:
It’s all about class. The upper class Mexicans take care of their pets. The lower class probably are indifferent.
@ Rodan:
When you don’t have enough money to take care of yourself (to the point that you consider illegally entering another company to illegally work a job), there is little ability to take care of pets.
Rodan wrote:
Guess that’s a universal situation. Just too bad animals have to suffer for human pleasure.
@ Iron Fist:
It isn’t that I have a problem with the government taking covert action.
My problem is with the government sub-contracting covert operations to for profit corporations. Blackwater’s interests do not necessarily match those of the US as a whole. They may, and probably often do, but it ain’t a sure thing.
fultonchain wrote:
Because of some of our laws, there are reasons there are companies like Blackwater. How tightly they are tied to the CIA or the DOD is rather murky and that is on purpose.
LanceKates wrote:
Dogs and cats can fend for themselves in the wild. Just let them go, no need to torture them. And if its for population control, there’s better ways to do it other than setting them on fire or hanging them. Really sad.
fultonchain wrote:
If the business’ purpose is to pull a profit, and the US government is the customer, I’d be more confident that they’d do the right thing….. so as to not lose such a big customer.
I’d be less confident if they were a not-for-profit group putting daisies in rifle barrels.
@ teacake:
There is a bar/restaurant on the wharf at San Miguel in Cozumel.
The specialty is lobster with huge Margaritas of course.
Many of the locl dogs walk in for dinner. They will sit at your feet while you feed them lobster.
This may not pass health codes here , but it is very cool.
@ teacake:
I agree. There is no reason to set a dog on fire or hang them from a tree.
There are far less painful and traumatic ways to do such a thing.
I live by a park that is popular for people dropping off pets they don’t want anymore.
As a result, everyone that goes for a walk in the area has to carry some sort of stick to fend off hungry/rabid/angry dogs. So I don’t know that just letting them go is a viable solution either.
People just need to take responsibility for themselves and their pets and if they can’t, they need to be honest and disciplined enough to admit that and NOT get a pet.
RIX wrote:
As long as they can differentiat between lobster and feet?
@ teacake:
Exactly, find someone who can take care of them or let them go. There’s no excuse for killing animals unnecessary.
@ LanceKates:
Most of the Blackwater guys are ex Marines, Seals & Rangers. Their loyalty doesn’t seem to be much in question.
mawskrat wrote:
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teacakeDogs and cats can fend for themselves in the wild. Just let them go, no need to torture them. And if its for population control, there’s better ways to do it other than setting them on fire or hanging them. Really sad
it just don’t work that way
RIX wrote:
“Air America” and I don’t mean the radio station.
The first thing we need to do is get more people who neuter/spay their pets. That’d be a HUGE step towards getting the number of unwanted cats/dogs under control.
Sorry, but letting them go is pretty cruel too. Too often they get attacked by other cats or dogs, freeze, starve etc.
@ Nevergiveup:
As long as they can differentiat between lobster and feet?
They seem to know the drill cold. They were not overly aggressive begging or any thing.
Literally, they just join you for dinner. These hounds are eatin good in the neighborhood.
@ Nevergiveup:
Oh how the mighty have fallen eh Doc?
Nevergiveup wrote:
Wharf? must be a different San Miguel I guess. But that it a sweet story. lol Here in New Orleans most bars allow dogs as long as no food is served. LOL And the little dive I go to adopted Lily the cat. She loves it there! She will fall asleep on her back, legs up, on top of the bar no matter how loud the bar gets. LOL She is the coolest cat I’ve ever known. She even waits at the door for the bar to open.
@ mfhorn:
I go back and forth on the ‘neuter/spay’ thing. “Hey you’re my pet and I love you, now let’s go mutilate you so you can never breed.”
Something about it just raises a red flag in the back of my mind for some reason I can never put my finger on.
GrandJunctionite wrote:
The Bernie Madoff of bloggers?
@ Nevergiveup:
“Air America” and I don’t mean the radio station.
Sure, that is the CIA fleet of aircraft. You can bet that they were transporting Blackwater. At least I hope so.
Growing up, we had a black Lab. He used to lie underneath my at dinner because I wouldn’t eat meat and would sneak it to him.
I’ve been making up for lost time since I discovered how delicious a good cheeseburger or steak can be.
@ teacake:
Actually, wharf may not be accurate. The restaraunt is in downtown San Miguel on the water, where the cruise ships tender people back & forth.
Good morning everyone.
Just my two cents. People that abuse animals need to be taken to a firing range and have their brains shot out of the top of their heads. To betray the trust an animal gives to a human in unimaginable to me.
Sorry, its early for violence, but there is NO excuse. NONE.
RIX @ 89:
Heh.
mfhorn wrote:
feral dogs will form packs and do what packs of dogs do in nature
RIX wrote:
If they screw with those 3 Navy Seals to much. The Navy will lose 3 experienced warriors, Blackwater will gain 3 great employies, and the 3 Navy Seals will earn alot more money.
LanceKates wrote:
Men seem to equate this with having their balls chopped off. Very sad men can’t get over the comparison since its not at all the same. The vets just remove a little bit while the animal is fast asleep. They don’t know anything is missing. Its not mutilation. No different than having tonsils removed. Prevents a lot of future suffering from over population in the animal world.
@ LanceKates:
Men seem to have more of a problem with the neuter thing. I am willing to bet its biological.
My father suggested prosthetic nuts for my chihuahua because he was afraid the other dogs would tease him. LOL
@ Beltfed:
I didn’t want to point it out, as some say that’s ok and others hold to ‘there are no ex marines’
Me? I believe there are ex marines…… Jack Murtha, dishonorably discharged folks, etc
RIX wrote:
Must be a different San Miguel(allende?). The town I visited was in the center of Mexico just north of Mexico City.
Beltfed wrote:
Semper Fi, Beltfed.
I’m sure Barbara Boxer will again summon her righteous indignation and demand the same criminal investigation for the individuals who leaked this information as she did for those who exposed the Climate Change fraud.
I’m equally sure when I arrive home tonight, a Maserati will be parked in my driveway, with a biiiig red ribbon on the roof.
@ teacake:
No, I’m not making that comparison. Living creatures have an ability to mate. It is part of our gift of live.
I keep going back and forth on whether or not, for the sake of avoiding troubles down the line, we ought to remove that gift from a living being.
I don’t know…. like I said, it raises a little red flag in the back of my mind for reasons I can’t quite figure out.
@ mawskrat:
I remember in my youth that farmers were complaining about packs of feral dogs running around harrassing livestock. It got so bad they were even impacting herds of deer. This was in Central Ontario in the late 70′s early 80′s. I remember my dad talking about it, other hunters talking about it, and some of my fellow students from the country talking about it. Lot of people from the big cities would drive up north and dump their dogs. I don’t know how bad the problem is now. Haven’t heard anything about it for awhile.
bellamags wrote:
As if dogs and cats would enjoy having a sex life in the way humans do. LOL I’ve seen plenty of dogs and cats still hump after they were fixed.
@ bellamags:
Heh… just be sure to get ones bigger than the other dogs.
but not so big that they drag. That’d hurt.
Off to my freelance job.
Hope everyone has a fun Friday!
LanceKates @ 107:
Private shitbird.
@ Beltfed:
I also had Rev Wright to that list. In his time in the marines, I don’t think he made it past PFC, then he transferred to the navy to be a doctor….. that was before he made his church of hate.
Edit by LanceKates: Upon further review, Rev Wright was not a doctor in the navy, he was trained to read a heart monitor machine. It is correct, however, that after 2 years in the Marines, he never made it past PFC.
@ LanceKates:
Should spay or neuter those who abuse innocent animals and or children./sorta
Seriously, it is vitally important to get your critter “fixed.” Female dogs who are not have a very high incidence of breast and uterine cancer. I’ve seen a couple of friends go through this with their pet. Lots of unecessary suffering.Male cats will not wander so much or start catfights, and will likely become big home body love cushions.See my avatar.
The result will be a much happier pet and pet owner.
I agree. Only a psychopath would put a wire around a dog’s neck and hang him from a tree to die a slow and painful death. That is just horrifying. Why would someone do that to put a dog down unless they were a sadist. There are more humane ways to end a dog’s life. Rodan wrote:
@ LanceKates:
I know our family dog wasn’t neutered. There were times when my parents wished he was. He would smell a bitch in heat and would be gone for days. As well he ended up getting prostate cancer when he was only 13. I am of two minds about the whole thing, being a male and all. I do see the necessity of doing it though.
@ teacake:
I believe his suggestion was more for the other males. I think men value their jewels not so much for the females sake.
@ teacake:
Must be a different San Miguel(allende?). The town I visited was in the center of Mexico just north of Mexico City.
RIX wrote:
@ teacake:
There is a bar/restaurant on the wharf at San Miguel in Cozumel.
That explains our confusion. This San Miguel is the town on the Caribbean Island of Cozumel.
@ LanceKates:
From what little I know, ‘fixing’ them tends to calm a lot of them, esp. the males, down.
Jenny Sanford Files for Divorce From South Carolina Governor Following Affair
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South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford announced Friday that she’s filing for divorce from Gov. Mark Sanford, months after he confessed to a steamy affair.
Stand by your man…..urh–maybe not. OK I’m outa there!
And these journo-swine DARE to complain about the AGW leaked data? While they actively inform the enemy about our operations? Oh my goodness, I have some choice words reserved just for them, but I will refrain, out of respect for the readers and the admins here. Let’s just say I wish very horrible things to happen to those in NYT who do this. Very. Horrible. Things.
bellamags wrote:
Not even part of that equation. lol
@ justin case:
>:-[
That’s messed up. I’d have to say something. How in the world can they be non-chalant about things like that? My dog is part of my family!
@ PrincessNatasha:
Excellent point PN.
@ bellamags:
I’m with you! I would put meat on humans, tie them up and drop them off in a bear pack.
@ chickadee:
Michael Vick for example. He and the others that were involved. All of them should have to go through what each dog did. Electrocution, drowning, throwing a dog against a wall until it died, that kind of stuff.
@ mawskrat:
True. And they’re more likely to be the ones to attack anyone outside the pack I think.
@ m:
Still miss my Akita.
PrincessNatasha wrote:
The nyt always sides with the enemy. They are the enemy. That is the only conclusion you can draw from what they do.
@ bellamags:
I would of wrapped raw steaks around Michael Vick and dropped him off in the Middle of a Wolf Pack.
@ RIX:
ok, lol Nice story nonetheless.
@ mfhorn:
Here is a good site explaining why neutering your cat or dog is essential.
http://www.doghause.com/spay.asp
@ PrincessNatasha:
You can curse all you want in Russian!
LOL!
How are you this morning?
Nevergiveup wrote:
Good for her! Because standing by your tom-cattin’ man or by one perpetrating other, more nefarious, forms of abuse is a sign of a lack of self-respect.
@ PaladinPhil:
Years ago I had this big Golden Retriever male.
The thought of having another guy neutered repulsed me, but I got over it.
This dog was so nutty that I couldn’t wait for him to get old enough to have him visit Doctor Happy Knife.
It didn’t make a damn bit of difference, he didn’t calm down at all.
He was a force of nature.
@ vagabond trader:
Mo is ‘fixed’ (an odd term, since they’re not broken) and I do end up doing it. I just wish I could figure out what the hangup is. I’ve done alot of reflection on it over the years and can never nail it down.
@ PrincessNatasha:
Now see, heres a fine example of why male dawgs should be fixed.
Rodan wrote:
I am fine. About to finish my morning pot of coffee and study for the finals. May have to hit the gym this afternoon, getting too angry about the leftardian shenanigans.
@ PrincessNatasha:
Elin Woods come on up!
vagabond trader wrote:
LOL… Yeah, some of them sure love to spread their dubious “wealth” around a little too much.
@ PrincessNatasha:
Good luck in your exams.
@ Rodan:
Yep.. or bears. Or we could poke him with some pins, let him bleed a little and drop him in the Amazon in the middle of a piranha feeding frenzy.
am I the only man who’s wife has a nick name for thier manly parts?
//tmi
@ PrincessNatasha:
Gee the way all you ladies are talking today, I’m sitting here with my legs tightly crossed for protection.
@ LanceKates:
My friends had a hangup about it too.They believed their female pet would be sad for not fulfilling her reproductive destiny.Puhleeeze.
LoL, yeah fixed,for me just easier to type than spay or neuter. Actually neuter is weird too since the pet is still a male.
bellamags wrote:
Michael Vick and the other assholes involved in torturing these dogs, really crossed a line in cruelty and depravity. Their idea of a good time was watching dogs viciously rip each other apart. I would never trust people like this. How could they have any humanity at all?
Nevergiveup wrote:
http://i48.tinypic.com/2mp04ll.png/Is there a way to embed pictures?
LanceKates @ 117:
Special medal for the Murthas out there.
@ LanceKates:
My friend, who’s jewish, likened it to a “brisq”(sp?).
So she says that her happy puppy is jewish as well.
Nevergiveup wrote:
It’s only reserved for the cheaters and the rapists and other “ungood” guys. Normal guys have nothing to worry about.
A guy lived in a second floor apartment with his bedroom off of the alley.
He was getting no sleep because this bodacious Tom Cat was screaming all night, kicking over garbage cans & jumping the female cats.
The guy admired tha cat , but he needed sleep, so one day he nabbed him ,took him to vet & had him neutered.
Today that cat still lives in the alley, but acts as a consultant to other Tom Cats.
Consultants love that joke, not really.
@ vagabond trader:
There’s a lady that has one of those “we buy ugly homes” type companies.
In her (horrible) commercials, she always had a quip at the end about spay or neutering your pets.
In her defense, her commercials have become much better over the years. They’ve attained horrible status, which is an improvement.
When they first started, her commercials required that I change the channel for 30 seconds.
@ PaladinPhil:
Hmmm, so thats what happened to most of the Jewish men I’ve known.
@ LanceKates:
Sounds like your internalizing it. Thing is, so many animals don’t get fixed and its impossible to find homes for every one of them. If you were to do some research into how many animals are destroyed at the SPCA or even visit the SPCA knowing most are doomed, perhaps it would help flip around your feelings on the topic.
I’ve had so many cats over the past 30 years and have had each one of them fixed. They don’t breed out of love for family or passing down a legacy. All cats and dogs are a legacy without having to breed.
chickadee wrote:
None. However, I do have an idea for a worthy punishment… Keep them on some deserted island for a while, with very limited resources, then, when there is only a little bit of food and water left, put them in a cage and make them fight to the death.
PaladinPhil wrote:
Ever ask the puppy what he thinks?
@ chickadee:
No no, he’s a football player, so he’s REALLY just a victim of his culture, you see….
shame on us for thinking less of his culture!
SHAME!
/
vagabond trader wrote:
Gee is that a shot. I think that’s a shot?
I had pets while growing up. The humane thing to do is to have them surgically sterilized. If you’re too squeamish about that thought, tough luck.
@ Nevergiveup:
Hmmm, hasn’t changed much. Is still his lovable, exuberant self. He was neutered as soon as possible so I don’t think he even knows what he missed out on.
@ Nevergiveup:
I bet the puppy thinks the process was pretty “ruff”
/ rimshot (Thank you… thank you…. I’m here all week. Tip your waitress.)
@ teacake:
True story. Our last kitteh, a beautiful extra long tabby sauntered into our lives one day. He had a big hang belly and we thought “he” was a new Mom. Took “her” to the vet and we were set straight. Ahh no, the vet told us, hes a neutered male.lololol we were cat illiterates.
@ vagabond trader:
My bride insisted we get my “furry son” fixed, and I had to take him in. Just the thought of it made me cringe. That said, he’s the best dog I’ve ever seen, and even allows the cats to eat his food. He also lets the granddaughter take his bone out of his mouth. Course, he steals her food all the time.
The bride also wanted to get me fixed, but I don’t want to sign Soprano for the Vienna boys choir.
@ teacake:
Agree with Teacake, here.
teacake wrote:
The dogs did everythig but order a nice bottle of wine.
@ teacake:
eh, I don’t think that’s it. Just something in the back of my mind. elusive.
like that last penny that you know is in your pocket…. no matter how much you fail in your search to get it.
Nevergiveup wrote:
Why do men identify with dogs or cats about this topic. Its not like women are chopping off men’s nuts. The female pets get fixed too, and that’s actually more of a surgical procedure than with male pets. Oh lord! lol
However…. if you ever have received some of the emails with pictures of Walmart shoppers…. well…..
@ Nevergiveup:
Do I “know” you?
Both of my cats, male and female, are “fixed”. I had it done as early as possible, although with the female, I had to put up with one episode of “going into heat”. OMG, that was ANNOYING. Constant meowing and that obnoxious little “lowrider” walk… As soon as it was over, off to the vet kitty went. Now they are both fat and happy, and not annoying at all. (Unless they are trying to sleep on the keyboard or on a textbook)
@ fultonchain:
You raise some good questions. I’m not sure I would answer them the way you do, but I think they are very important to consider.
@ My5princesses:
“Soprano for the Vienna boys choir.”
Is that a choir in Newark NJ?
Getting fixed is much easier for the male human than the female human. Outpatient procedure, easy recovery etc. I suggested this to my BF. OMG – His eyes got big and he said instantly “WHAT IF…..THE DOCTOR IS HAVING A BAD DAY OR SOMETHING AND HE SLIPS…. AND WELL, NO WAY… JUST NO.” I put it in all caps because of the seriousness that he said it. I just giggled. They really prize their “prizes” you know.
@ bellamags:
Or Sharks!
RIX wrote:
LOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome To Snowball Express
Snowball Express is the charity for the children of our fallen military heroes. We started in 2006 with a simple idea: Provide hope and new memories to the children of our fallen military heroes who died while on active duty since September 11, 2001.
Nice
@ bellamags:
I aint getting fixed. I have too much love to spread!
LOL!
vagabond trader wrote:
Biblically?
It kind of baffles me when dudes freak out over male pets getting “fixed”. The degree of “freakout” appears to be directly correlated with the act of hanging plastic “nuts” from the rear bumper of their vehicle. LOL.
vagabond trader wrote:
Right, lol, male cats do get fairly big saggy bellies.
@ Nevergiveup:
LOL!
@ Nevergiveup:
You know, there was a guy from New Jersey that was on Fox News, part of some group that is cranky about being portrayed as a bunch of corrupt Italian mobsters.
This guy was wearing an expensive suit with slicked back hair and I could almost hear the Godfather music playing…..
I guess if I was forming such a group, I wouldn’t have my spokesman be a guy who DEFINES the stereotypical mobster look.
PrincessNatasha wrote:
Hey when you grow a pair call me!
justin case wrote:
Dear Lord. Sorry you have to know that. My Mexican neighbors are awful to their dogs. THree chained in the backyard barking all the time for release. The boys have been seen to just pound them. They have no feeling for dogs I guess. I can’t figure out what the function of these days is to them. Bark like hell when someone comes near???
Nevergiveup wrote:
I don’t know why but that made me laugh right out loud… Thanks for making me choke on my coffee, infidels!!
teacake wrote:
Now that is calling a spayed a spayed.
bellamags wrote:
well yah know we hang around a lot together…badda bing
PrincessNatasha wrote:
Those things make me laugh and disgust me at the same time. They are horridly gross and inappropriate for public display….
but every time I see it, I think of the joke from Three Amigos…. “That’s a mail plane.” “How can you tell?” “Well, can’t you see the tiny balls?”
@ bellamags:
You’re right , it is easier for a guy to get fixed
But there is that psychological thing, you know, no warhead on the missle.
Foxnewws.com on the fritz ???
@ PrincessNatasha:
Those guys are insecure about themselves. Fixing Male animals is necessary and humane, unless you plan to breed.
I don’t have insecurity about myself in those regards.
@ Nevergiveup:
They sing for the Feds, and getting fixed might be the least of their worries.
@ bellamags:
I never felt a thing during mine. And it was done by a military doc.
Now I know where Michelle Obama keeps her husband’s balls…
LOL
@ Beltfed:
Loads fine for me
@ PrincessNatasha:
We aim to please, its what infidels are good at. I don’t do the bowing thing tho.
Rightside wrote:
Hope it wasn’t a dentist?
Rodan wrote:
No normal guy would. And to be honest, I understand the mental discomfort people have about “the procedure”. Hell, I cringe just with the mention of ANY surgical procedure or of an injection. It’s the ones who push it into the realm of absurdity that crack me up.
Fox’s You Decide poll has over 29k votes. Do you support raising the debt ceiling.
The options are yes, spend whatever we have to to help the economy OR no, this is irresponsible spending (or something like that)
>1% are undecided.
1% voted yes.
99% voted no
RIX wrote:
At least you guys don’t have to deal with menopause. Ya’ll can keep on going with your sexy selves… us gals, well, unless there’s money for some cosmetic procedures, well… we end up invisible. And no way would I ever pay to get “some” lol
@ LanceKates:
Kind of like a guy named Achmed wearing a suiocide belt screaming about Muslim sterotypes.
@ PrincessNatasha:
I’ve found that a much more cost-effective and painless way to avoid having children is to just not have sex.
No kids yet.
@ Nevergiveup:
I didn’t hear any drilling, so I guess not.
@ teacake:
What you never heard of manopause? The symptoms usually start with a 25 year old bimbo and a sports car.
@ teacake:
there reaches a time where men have to choose between no longer being able to perform and taking a pill that makes your heart stop.
Many take the pill.
Gotta board. See ya.
@ My5princesses:
LOL, morning My5!
RIX wrote:
You mean Achmed the Dead Terrorist?
LanceKates wrote:
On the other hand, if you’re fighting stereotypes, then having someone who exemplifies the stereotype forcing you to knuckle under and apologize will give you the widest possible latitude.
Call it the Jesse Jackson principle.
vagabond trader wrote:
LOL. I guess I was lucky then that I had at least one good fling when I did. Even though it crushed my soul and heart, sure were some good memories. I hope it wasn’t the last. He recently turned 50 and didn’t need any of those men pills.
@ vagabond trader:
Somehow, me thinks you’ve figured out ole Smokey. It ain’t that complicated for my wife either. She doesn’t need tarot cards to figure out what I need.
Don’t like people messing with my eyes either.
I am assuming that those who feel Michael Vick should have been flayed alive for his crimes are speaking from the gut, from a healthy disgust for what he did. I feel that way too.
But I am also assuming that few people who feel that way really think that Vick should have been given the death penalty.
Now, consider a PETA moonbat I know who tells me in all seriousness that what Vick did was worse than what OJ did and his punishment should me more severe, who defends the KFC= Holocaust propaganda, who would have a stroke if I smashed a robin’s egg but is happily pro-abortion. This is deranged.
Happy Friday, Netizens!
I know the circulation is almost nil for the NYT and they can’t even “give” away the WaPo – yet they too big to fail and we’ll have to bail them out now? NOt on my dime, they don’t!
vapig wrote:
It would be refreshing to hear some of these folks described as “too failed to be big.”
@ wolfie:
Upding, were one available.
vapig wrote:
Papers come and go, what makes them so special? The gov needs to stop with the bailouts. Sometimes I think had they split the trillion among us citizens instead of unions and the such, the economy would have been sailing along. Got out of debt and spend, and save. The NYT needs to explain why they believe they deserve it. THen we can all have a laugh.
RIX wrote:
Not as in question as that of the New York Times, that is for sure…
@ wolfie:
I’ve got no real problem with snuffing Vick, and I am against abortion. And animal cruelty.
@ wolfie:
The left somehow don’t consider us to be indigenist to the planet and is quite content with our demise. “Innocent babies” need to die, but
innocent animals,” not so much.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
LOL, I think JJ even has the pinkie ring.
wolfie wrote:
No, I don’t think Vick should have been executed, or even publically flogged. I do think that he, and people who do such things betray humanity in a very profound way. However, those who perpertrate mindless violence upon animals in the interest of entertainment, I believe, are much like child molesters; actual reform is difficult, if not imposible because of basic flaws in the Psyche.
The fact that he was allowed to return to the NFL was a travesty. Long prison terms should be mandatory for such behavior as it tears at our society in a very fundimental way. As far as I’m concerned, he’s a pariah and always will be.
Obama had quite a whirlwind day Thursday — he signed the Nobel guest book, huddled with Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, met with King Harald V and Queen Sonja, and delivered an acceptance speech after he was formally presented with the prize. He also joined the king and queen at an evening banquet.
But he skipped several other activities, including lunch with the king, a news conference at Oslo’s Grand Hotel, CNN’s traditional interview with the prize winner and a “Save the Children” benefit concert, where organizers replaced him with an Obama cardboard cutout. Obama also won’t be around for Friday’s Nobel Concert.
Obama blamed his schedule. “I still have a lot of work to do back in Washington, D.C., before the year is done,” he said during an appearance with Stoltenberg.
LOL
@ wolfie:
I agree. The lives of animals is more important than that of humans to them.
The most telling, and lowest point, for PETA was when they sent an angry letter to Arafat….. to condemn a bombing of an Israeli bus.
They didn’t care about the bombing or that there were innocents killed.
They were upset that a donkey was used.
Now, surely such stupidity would have earned some scorn and they would have, in embarrassment, deleted the letter from their servers, right?
Nope. They’re proud of it and still have it on their site, 6 years later.
@ vapig:
save the baby humans
teacake wrote:
In further news, the cutout read the Teleprompter better.
@ MacDuff:
Wondering if Vicks has children. I do not like the idea of a sociopath such as this being around kids. The methods he used to torture and slaughter animals rates him as unredeemable imho.
@ teacake:
The NYT believes that it cannot fail because it is the “paper of record” (because, unless it is written in New York, it doesn’t count…. )
Since it is a radically leftist rag, our current administration agrees.
I wonder if the New York POST would get the same attention by the ‘free money’ Obama campaign. Well, no I DON’T wonder, just more of a rhetorical statement.
@ wolfie @215:
I especially like veal since those l’il cattle are made to suffer for my dining pleasure.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Good one, as usual.
LanceKates wrote:
It became the Paper Most Like a Broken Record some time ago.
@ teacake:
And no one could tell the difference between the real Obama and the cutout….. except that the cutout didn’t refer to themselves nearly as often.
If they decide to bail out the NY Times or WaPo or any media outlet, I’m buying stock in Pitchfork, Tar, and Feather, Inc.
@ bellamags:
I thought we shoul d take the boys at Gitmo out into the Gulf and find a school of sharks. Cut them a couple of times, and send them in to have playtime with the fishes…
The NY Times is repugnant. They are traitors to the nation.
BTW and somewhat related – Whenever I think of how Mr. Johnson would say God was never supposed to be involved in the forming of this country and that it is a fallacy that our forefathers created such a government, I recall this:
http://mcnaughtonart.com/artwork/view_zoom?artpiece_id=353
Well, something about Climategate must be leaking into the msm. A semi libral friend just informed me he had read of it in the newspaper. Can’t put anything past these journalists.//
@ BuddyG:
I ate veal once at a restaurant. Blind date. Within the first few minutes, before we even ordered, she already started to rant about animal cruelty.
I normally don’t order veal. I don’t much like it. But the look of shock and horror on her face was worth it.
Maybe that’s part of why I’m single.
@ vagabond trader:
Lance would have to understand at my house ~ I have the momma and son and well… yeah. It was a must.
@ LanceKates:
LOL
until the cardboard cutout, I forgot about Euro humor.
MacDuff wrote:
I agree.
@ MacDuff:
I got no problem with snuffing child molesters, either. What get me are the people who want Vick whacked, but think John Wayne Gaycee should have been treated more “humanely” by the system. Those people are freaks.
@ LanceKates:
Another friend was appalled I enjoy bison steaks and burgers. Much lower in cholesterol and tasty to boot. Why would a carnivore be opposed to that? Cow ok, buffalo not? Weird.
wolfie wrote:
I was thinking about tarring and feathering a while back. Horrible thing—possibly fatal. Think about it: you are rolled naked in boiling tar, so your skin (and your tenderest parts) are exposed to scalding heat; you are then rolled in feathers, so you look like a great molting bird, then ridden out of town on a rail, which means that your singed ass is jouncing on the sharp edge of a piece of split-rail fencing.
You are then dumped naked and coated in tar and feathers with no money or clothing at the town line. In the days when human habitations were few and far between, this means that you had to walk barefoot to who knows where, begging for sustenance and charity—with an appearance that would certainly not prompt even the charitable to provide it.
Tarring and feathering is close to a torture death sentence.
vagabond trader wrote:
One of the problems in our society is the failure to acknowledge that some people are, in fact, unredeemable and I would agree that Vick is one of them. No concience and no thoughts about the pain one inflicts upon others, particularly defenseless animals, is the mark of a classic sociopath.
Sure, he may feign regret, but only so he can play in the NFL and make his millions. The NFL is playing the role of enabler.
No, he should not be walking about freely….
@ Iron Fist:
a nice helicopter ride should do just fine….a nice view from about 500ft
m wrote:
Pet Shakespeare……. Come see Oedipus Rex 2! (with the voice of Jim Carey as Oedipus)
@ m:
Yuh,cats are not that bright about inbreeding and such.
Your avatar is one of them? They haven’t taken over huh m?
wolfie wrote:
Was it Glen Beck who encouraged the public to mail pitchforks to the senators and congress? Might be a good idea to send them again. I guess they were made of cardboard and not too big. But since they keep their phones off the hook, getting piled up with mail-size pitchforks and feathers could be a way to get though to them. (yeah right)
@ vagabond trader:
There’s a ranch in Sand Springs Oklahoma that sells buffalo meat. I’m always tempted to get some.
There’s a local cafe that gets their buffalo in sometimes. Burgers, sometimes bbq buffalo.
It is very good.
Very dense meat. But yeah, good.
I’ll take a tree hugger over an animal activist.
vagabond trader wrote:
LanceKates wrote:
That letter to Arafat was absurd. Mostly because it is ridiculous to think that a beast like Arafat would care abt. the plight to animals. I do remember the jihadis firing rockets off the backs of donkeys. It was just horrifying to watch the monsters launch these weapons that would burn the donkeys severely when they went off. That was heartbreaking. Peta is so foolish to think these savages would care though.
@ teacake:
Maybe a little patch of dried tar and some feathers?
@ LanceKates:
I remember that well. And they are still proud of it?
In their own way, those people are every bit as sick as animal abusers.
Iron Fist wrote:
Bump!
Thanks for the link. I joined (even got the T-shirt, heh). Ya never know, this may turn into something. Maybe not. But it’s worth trying.
@ vagabond trader:
What does your friend think the Plains Indians ate, chicken? Stupidity knows no limit. Some people are so dense that they approach an elemental form of stupidity, an Aristotelian Essence of Stupidity. Your friend soounds like a candidate for that…
Pointless animal cruelty is bad, but more importantly is an indicator of someone who might lash out at people as well. Animals, nature in and of it self doesn’t concern me, only how it effects people which admittedly we don’t always know and so must error on the side of prudence.
But in general I don’t care if an obscure species that has no effect on people goes extinct, and would rather see animals lose thier homes than people lose their jobs. If some bit of wilderness is destroyed, I only care in as much as there are or might be people who enjoy experiencing that area, and their enjoyment is a cost that can rationally be balanced against the benefits of the proverbial parking lot to go there.
But again, intential cruelty to animals is a warning sign of sociopathy, I believe, so certainly not to be ignored just because humans are infinately more valuable than other animals.
chickadee wrote:
The Arabs were probably overjoyed to get such a communication from PETA, because it told them that PETA had no problem with their efforts to kill Jews.
@ chickadee:
Don’t the Muslims have some sort of religious festival when they slice open live animals and let the blood run in the streets?
No, Islam has no repect for animals (or humanity, for that matter).
LanceKates wrote:
Maybe flood them with postcards with various scenes of those good old days. What would be a good header for the cards? I think I”ll make some some images and send them around in emails, with a link to DC and local addresses. Simply print up the design of their choice, paste to an actual postcard and mail it off??????
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Well, it did do that, but I doubt they cared a whit about PETA in particular, as opposed to one chorus of the general liberal morass that they play like a fiddle.
almost time to go
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Not a pretty picture in actuality!
I did not know that running someone out of town “on a rail” meant that. If I thought about it at all, I guess I visualized something more like buying the scoundrel a one-way train ticket to Philadelphia!
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Why do I think we’d be better off with the cutout than the real thing?
@ MacDuff:
Blood for the Blood God. Islam is devil worship, plain and simple.
teacake wrote:
15 more min before I have to leave…. would really appreciate some suggestions for the post card idea as to what message would be good with the pix.
No gov insurance
No super tax
No more bailouts
No cap and trade ?????????
bellamags wrote:
Actually, most Urologists won’t touch a guy until he’s either over 35 or has had three kids. I don’t think it’s statutory, it may have to do with liability avoidance.
What I honestly don’t understand, and any Urologists please ‘splain this to me, is why don’t they just freeze some sperm, and then snip?
There’s got to be a conspiracy.
@ vapig:
Is the cutout as arrogant as the real thing? That seems unlikely. Most cutouts are unassuming pieces of cardboard, without the flaws the real thing has…
@ wolfie:
Yes, it’s pretty horrific. I was rereading “Huckleberry Finn,” and came to the scene where the king and the duke are tarred and feathered and being ridden out of town on a rail, and started thinking what that actually meant when they were dumped in that condition at the edge of a town in the middle of nowhere.
Animal Cruelty
@ MacDuff:
Eid al-Adha
MacDuff wrote:
It is called the Eid festival of Islamic sacrifice. It’s a cruel and brutal slaughtering of animals.
Not the regular slitting of throats like on the farm but often grotesque acts of sadism. Throwing animals into the air and letting them crash down continually until they are nothing but broken bones. Beating animals to death in the street. Totally disgusting.
@ Iron Fist:
So what happened on last night’s thread, Iron Fist…you know, the one where we debated with Wrath of G-d? Did we at least agree to disagree with him (I was walking with The Mrs.)?
@ snork:
And as far as the Dr. slipping goes, vasectomy is less dangerous than circumcision. With the vasectomy, he’s allowed to have one “oops”. With the circumcision, you need 6-sigma QC, cause there’s only one organ.
@ Macker:
I went to bed. Sorry.
@ teacake:
My Congressmen have their heads on straight, but boy do some of the others need a cranial-rectal readjustment.
teacake wrote:
No civilian trials for war criminals
No more drunk-sailor spending
No tax dollars for ACORN
No tax dollars for abortion
No more Botox for the Speakervagabond trader wrote:
He da baby ~:)
Taken over and made new rules!
@ teacake:
One of the latest campaigns was to send our elected tormentors/ confresscritters pink slips. Most of them now have stacks that are at lest a foot high. It’s starting to catch their attention.
@ BuddyG:
Not me! They are two sides of the same nutjob coin. Animal activist terrorize the families of company CEO’s, break into labs and spraypaint fur coats. Enviro activists spike trees to maim and kill loggers, torch car dealerships and track homes.
Both are dangerous anarchists and I have no use for either!
wolfie wrote:
Great additions! But the luxury tax on botox is fine with me. But surely Nancy will fight that one. LOL
This t-shirt beats a Che t-shirt !
vagabond trader wrote:
Actually, there are a few studies that seem to indicate that men do this because they are still capable of having kids.
LanceKates wrote:
LOLs
Canoe Convoy wrote:
Thats what HE said.
@ wolfie:
In response to the outcry, Congress will tell us “it’s okay to bail them out – it’s just like Public Broadcasting.” To which we should respond “So Stop Funding Public Broadcasting, you MORONS!”
@ teacake:
Sorry, I have to dissent with you here. Having been a dishwashing, a camp counselor, and a stockboy at times when I was a younger adult, there were periods of datelessness, sometimes considerable lengths of time. Don’t expect much sympathy from some quarters here when you complain about feeling invisible to the opposite gender. If I were to have the opportunity, I would snub the same type of young woman today, just to make up for the times when I could not get a date back then. So don’t complain about “invisibility,” especially when there just might be good — yet working class — men all around you.
@ mawskrat:
When I was growing up, we feared stray dogs the same way a medieval peasant feared wolves.