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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!
A couple of paleo-stinkian women were talking. One stands up, turns to the other and asks if this bomb vest makes her look fat.
The other says its nothing to lose your head over.
Iran leader: Having nuclear weapons “a sin”
@ waldensianspirit:
Talk about speaking out of both sides of his mouth!
Obama Truth Team Test
@ waldensianspirit:
Oh, I feel so much safer now. //////////////////////
@ Macker:
mo-ham-head said war is deception.
@ huckfunn:
A,C,D ?
citizen_q wrote:
You passed the test! Now all you need is the haircut and we’ll issue you a badge and a truncheon.
A memo leaked to Green Car Reports lays out GE’s plans for their new fleet of Volts, and as expected, it has some people crying foul.
The memo, sent to employees of GE Healthcare Americas team explains that all sedan, crossover, and minivan purchases in 2012 will be replaced by the Chevy Volt. Only field engineers are excepted from having to drive a company Volt.
@wz
NoThreat2U wrote:
Hmmm…. General Motors and General Electric? The generals are staging a coup?
@ Macker:
@ citizen_q:
The ill wind sniffing Obama understands the Khamenei thought process perfectly
@ huckfunn:
Yeah, but against who? The little people would be my guess.
@ huckfunn:
tranformation
general ======> government
@ waldensianspirit:
In other news from iran:
A trial court in Iran has issued its final verdict, ordering a Christian pastor to be put to death for leaving Islam and converting to Christianity, according to sources close to the pastor and his legal team.
@ citizen_q:
Yes. It is alarming. A good man and brother is going to die in the name of Christ.
@ citizen_q:
@ waldensianspirit:
I would pray for this brave man to be strong in facing the Evil Forces of Islam!
The Vole is such an advanced piece of automotive engineering that it will sell it’s self, except when it won’t.
@ waldensianspirit:
And still there will be apologists for islam insisting that the many ugly aspects of it are but manifestations of bigotry by those who notice them.
@ Buffalobob:
or catches fire in your garage.
BBL
@ citizen_q: Those fires are Bush’s fault, just ask obama.
@ citizen_q:
Wait, this can’t be. The Obama team says that
the Iranians are not irrational. You know just
folks.
Not a cartoon, but funny.
New Obama campaign slogan: Fore More Years.
huckfunn wrote:
My reply to that brain fart is: “Up Years!!”
huckfunn wrote:
Or: Twenty-two More Vacations
citizen_q wrote:
Like Karen Armstrong.
@ NoThreat2U:
@ huckfunn:
So, basically, they’re giving them away.
I’m gonna go ahead and use one of my “told ya so”‘s.
Next, they’ll use them in some welfare handout. Probably via state transportation funding, because that’s how they get everyone to do what they want in transportation matters.
@ Philip_Daniel:
Groan.
I already have a religion that teaches compassion. Why would I need this?
@ Bumr50:
Every time that I see a young woman driving with a
COEXIST bumper sticker, I am struck by the irony.
They don’t understand that the pious Muslim men would
subjugate them & stone them if they act like a whore and
show some ankle.
Do you even need religion to have compassion and empathy? Rats show empathy and altruism.
@ RIX:
I always picture the Crescent “C” gunning down all the rest of the letters.
@ Moe Katz:
Animals often show empathy, dogs are a great example.
We had a female Water Dog that we nicknamed Nanny becuse
of her kind nature and empathy.
Not a good watch dog though.
Bumr50 wrote:
Which is not an unreasonable assumption.
@ RIX:
I agree, female dogs can be really sweet and caring. I know that sounds anthropomorphic, but looking at their body language, and in their eyes, there can be real love and kindness there.
@ Moe Katz:
Mine’s a bitch.
//
@ Bumr50:
Don’t let her hear you say that.
@ huckfunn:
Fortunately, a division of Egyptian tanks, driving in reverse, will soon be able to overtake the fleet of Volts.
Moe Katz wrote:
That’s true. I think about that dog everyday.
Everybody have a great evening!
RIX wrote:
No water dog is a good watch dog unless it is part Timex.
Emancipate Bo!!
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Gives a licking and keeps on kicking…
Haley Barbour? Just sit tight and wait for the phone to ring saying your pardonees have completed a vicious murder
Pelosi Blames Wall Street Boogeymen And GOP For Soaring Oil Prices…
Oy weaselzippers, the pictures you pick!
Not so fast: Loose wire led to stunning, faster-than-light particle finding
Moe Katz wrote:
Ah! I knew it
Russian Standard vodka is pretty darn good for the price, I do declare.
hey ya’ll
damn, another shoe has dropped in the fast and furious scandal
Second gun used in ICE agent murder linked to ATF undercover operation
By Sharyl Attkisson
Prosecutors recently sentenced a Texas man, Manuel Barba, for trafficking a weapon connected to the murder of Immigration and Customs (ICE) Agent Jaime Zapata. Nobody was more astonished to learn of the case than Zapata’s parents, who didn’t know that Barba had been arrested or linked to their son’s murder.
Barba is now the second weapons trafficker who had been under ATF surveillance to be linked to Zapata’s murder. As CBS News previously reported, ATF had also been watching suspect Otilio Osorio during the time he trafficked a different weapon used in Zapata’s assault. Records show ATF watched on Nov. 9, 2010 as Osorio, his brother Ranferi and Kelvin Leon Morrison transferred a cache of illegal weapons to a confidential informant but failed to arrest the men at the time.
mainstream media to comment in 3…2…
Bumr50 wrote:
it sure is.
Tito’s handmade is better
@ rain of lead:
ooops
lets try that with a link, shall we?
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-31727_162-57383089-10391695/second-gun-used-in-ice-agent-murder-linked-to-atf-undercover-operation/www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/pdf/baytown.pdf?tag=contentMain;contentBody
@ coldwarrior:
hey CW
is there going to be a (GULP) debate thread?
rain of lead wrote:
it looks like it…
@ rain of lead:
10 minutes…so at 2000 eastern
@ coldwarrior:
Yeah, I like Tito’s, I’ve just been wanting to try the Russian Standard.
I guess they’ve done a pretty good job of marketing.
I’ve had the Imperia before, and I really can’t taste much of a difference.
I like to mix with gatorade, actually, and the difference in quality really shows through when you do that because gatorade doesn’t mask the flavor at all.
I know, it’s weird. But very refreshing with the right vodka, and this fits the bill.
well while we wait… check this out
your not gonna see this on NBC
BREAKING: Federal court: forcing pharmacists to distribute abortifacient drugs ‘unconstitutional’
In a decision that could impact the unfolding debate over the HHS mandate, today a federal court in Washington state upheld the First Amendment rights of pharmacists to refuse to distribute potentially abortifacient contraception and abortion-inducing drugs, such as Plan B and Ella, if doing so would violate their religious beliefs. The decision overturns Washington Board of Pharmacy rules approved in 2007 by pro-abortion governor Christine Gregoire, which lacked the exemption.
“The Board of Pharmacy’s 2007 rules are not neutral, and they are not generally applicable,” the court ruled in its decision. “They were designed instead to force religious objectors to dispense Plan B, and they sought to do so despite the fact that refusals to deliver for all sorts of secular reasons were permitted.” The court found the rules “unconstitutional” on First and Fourteenth Amendment grounds.
bbl
time for milk and hot chocolate chip cookies
we’ll talk politics later
rain of lead wrote:
Dhimmis in the DOJ and FBI.