Sunday Reflections…
by m ( 73 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy at June 26th, 2011 - 8:30 am
For prayers, thanksgiving and general reflections…
You and I have a rendezvous with destiny. We will preserve for our children this, the last best hope of man on earth, or we will sentence them to take the first step into a thousand years of darkness. If we fail, at least let our children and our children’s children say of us we justified our brief moment here. We did all that could be done.
- Ronald Reagan
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We're not easily offended and don't want people to think they have to walk on eggshells around here (like at another place that shall remain nameless) but of course, there is a limit to everything.
Play nice!
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Yesterday June 25 was the 5th anniversary of the abduction of Corporal Gilad Shalit Pray that he is still alive (he is being held by sheer barbarians) and that his freedom will come soon.
I actually hope, as he lays there in that Cuban Hospital bed, that Comrade Chavez is undergoing some Quiet Reflections regarding the way he has ruled Venezuela.
If he isn’t…we may have to get the following cheer ready:
¡Chavez es Muerto! ¡El S.O.B. es Muerto!
@ Speranza:
Ditto that and I pray the “flotilla” find their engines frozen and weapons turned to dirt in their hands. Feeling rather Old Testament here.
vagabond trader wrote:
Pray that the flotilla develops “mechanical” problems and that they are stranded at sea.
Wouldn’t an old but still functional mine be simpler?
Speranza wrote:
I hope they sink and can’t swim. Let them kill each other over the life boats.
Watch how the men don’t stand back and let the women go first. Why should they? The feminist hags would resent that. Right?
@ vagabond trader:
you forgot some brimstone and pestilence in the mix there…
@ chickadee:
Does that mean Helen Thomas is going on that trip too?
@ Macker:
She should go. Let her test her commitment to the ugly words she has spoken.
See if she is willing to go down with the hate ship.
Hello from Charlotte Airport where ya can’t get a drink till noon
@ chickadee:
@ coldwarrior:
OK, ok,I give, was trying to be measured here, it being the Sunday AM thread.
@ Nevergiveup:
THat sucks. Note to self – don’t fly through Charlotte.
@ vagabond trader:
But since I’m a renegade Jew, Sunday is not really sacred, well at least not until football season starts?
@ Mike C.:
If you are flying in the north east corridor, that is not so easy to do.. Remember NC is in the bible belt
@ Nevergiveup:
You should demand a special dispensation for etoh then.
vagabond trader wrote:
copy that…(puts away the brimstone and gets pestilence’s horse back into the barn)
@ vagabond trader:
But then they might want to see my horns
@ vagabond trader:
Thanks for trying to set the tone and bring out the best in me.
@ Nevergiveup:
Don’t start,lolol.
@ chickadee:
Greetings & salutations & what up y’all.
@ RIX:
Cocktails and brunch?
vagabond trader wrote:
Fantastic! We start with mimosas, then segue
to champagne?
RIX wrote:
How about we start with coffee and work our way up to beer?
i’ve got the hors d’oeuvres…melons wrapped in prosciutto or perhaps a chick pea samosa?
I’m going for the Bloody Mary.
@ doriangrey:
I have already have coffee, so I’ll go
straight to beer.
RIX wrote:
Hey come on, it’s still early in the morning out here on the left coast.
Give a brother a chance to catch up…
You know your situation is getting desperate when everyone around you is going to hell in a hand-basket, and your stuck going to heck in a Wal-Mark shopping cart…
It’s a beautiful day here. Good to be alive.
Don’t mean to bore you all with this, but there’s another update to the Bradley Manning street art saga. I knew it…
chickadee wrote:
That sounds really good.
@ doriangrey:
Sounds fair. I’m two hours ahead of you though, so one
more cup of coffee & show me the liquor.
How about omelets & medium rare prime rib?
RIX wrote:
I went to the overpriced organic 24 hour market and picked up an overpriced loaf of bread.. oops! ‘baguette’.. excuse my English. /
Speranza wrote:
I’m beginning to doubt the poor guy is even alive.
Ban the American flag?
@ Urban Infidel:
Right, if you call it by the very chic French
name, then it’s worth every penny./
@ Urban Infidel:
Don’t worry…when I get done with these photos….8)
@ Urban Infidel:
I didn’t think the word “traitor” would last long but at least someone in Williamsburg, besides you, is thinking.
That’s encouraging.
RIX wrote:
Not only that, but you are treated to the slowest service in the known universe. And I can be a pretty patient soul. Music blaring, everyone in a la la land, daze. It can’t just be me. It can’t.
mfhorn wrote:
So, 15% of the people who voted in that poll should be stripped of their citizenship and deported to a Middle East hellhole.
@ chickadee:
I know who did it. And he doesn’t live in Wmsbrg. NO ONE in this area would. It is a 100% conservative-free grazing zone for NPR zombies.
Urban Infidel wrote:
Wouldn’t surprise me one bit if he were teh ghey too.
chickadee wrote:
The good thing is, that you can still see it close up.
@ RIX:
Beer…the Breakfast of Champions™
@ doriangrey:
The email I got that from said something about this being done to prevent Hispanic students feelings from being hurt.
Macker wrote:
The original artist who painted it very likely could be or one at least of the letters in the LBFTBQ alphabet salad. Whoever it is, must have freaked when he saw it scrawled over. The scrawler emailed me and told me that a lynch mob started gathering around him as he was blacking out the tooth. So he headed off.
Macker wrote:
Can’t wait to see!
Iron Fist wrote:
I knew a guy who literally used to have vodka &
Cherrios for breakfast.
I say “knew” becuse he is no longer an oxygen consumer.
@ Urban Infidel:
I keep thinking abt. your interview with Terry Jones. You know, in a sane world bloomberg would have rolled out the red carpet for him and given him the key to the city.
Instead, he has the cops go harass him. A real American citizen. Trying to restrict his freedom to speak, assemble and just travel around the country.
This is so much like a movie where the corrupt sheriff and a posse meet the good guy at the county line and tries to stop him from coming to town.
It is just outrageous.
mfhorn wrote:
I do believe Rodan would take exception to the term Hispanic being used where the correct term should be Mexican. And if they are offended by the American Flag, deport their punk asses back to Mexico.
@ Urban Infidel:
.
I think in some circles slow service is considered tre chic.
I just find it annoying.
RIX wrote:
ROTFLMAO… I used to work with a guy named Brad who did that, I dont know if he is still a oxygen consumer or not, but he was a waiter going to Law School to be a Lawyer.
mfhorn wrote:
Takes me back to the incident at a University at
Illinois football game last season
There was a military fly over to commemorate 9/11.
The kids in the stands chanted “USA. USA.”
A “Researcher” on staff called them all a bunch
of drunken Nazis.
A Ludwig by any other name is still s Ludwig.
@ doriangrey:
Lots of drinking in law School.
RIX wrote:
That’s fine if a.) you aren’t that hungry and, b.) you have absolutely nothing else to do. I didn’t qualify for either exemption.
RIX wrote:
A friend of mine’s mother used to mix vodka with powdered milk and have that for breakfast.
@ Urban Infidel:
.
The slowest service that I have ever seen in my life
is in Jamaica.
But, you really don’t care, because you have gone to
a happy place, if ya get my drift.
So, http://www.wattsupwiththat.com
@ Urban Infidel:
Hmmm, you just don’t think of mom that way.
RIX wrote:
Yes. I was there and remember the service so slow. It’s fine except if you are really hungry.. if you know what I mean.
RIX wrote:
just order several red stripes while waiting on the meat pie and jerk chicken!
Urban Infidel wrote:
Sadly, me too.
@ Speranza:
It really disturbs to try to think of what Shalit suffered and still suffers, if alive at the hands of those demonically possessed monsters.
@ coldwarrior:
Oh ya, the chicken!
Darn it now I’m hungry again.
@ Urban Infidel:
Got ya, wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
I laid in lots of chips for that very reason.
Urban Infidel wrote:
my bro and his wife go to jamaica often…he has manged to make the jerk chicken here that is 100% jamaican, i couldnt tell the difference!
its soooo goood.
@ coldwarrior:
Yah Mhan! Jamica, no problem!
I was at the “Jerk Factory” in Ocho Rios.
They cooked the pork & chicken in a hole in
the ground.
They season the food with Ganja!
Yah mhan!
@ chickadee:
Ya. I’ve been thinking about it too. It was a revelation.
@ Macker:
So what’s Hugo dying of?
Urban Infidel wrote:
Prostate Cancer, and since it killed my grandfather I’m not going to make any further comments on this subject.
This can’t be true. Our own DHS secretary says that women in burquas are less of a threat than nuns and toddlers…
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