Here is a thread to discuss whatever you want on this fabulous pre 4th of July (Independence Day) open thread. I will stop by here and there to say hello!
Here’s a funny video mocking Caligula!
Update: I made a title change to something Kirly brought up. The 4th of July is just a date, what is celebrated is Independence Day.
(Title Update: Kirly)
Update II: It’s Taco Tuesday.
(Update II: Carolina Girl)
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doriangrey wrote:
Or you could just go to my youtube channel and gouge your ears out with a spork…
Why? Well, because I’m just evil that way.
some appropriate music….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx0RRdPdKcM
doriangrey wrote:
interesting… perhaps it should go further.
so Dorian…
you’re a racer eh?…cool
heysoos wrote:
That ain’t racing. That’s just stumpin’ on the gas…
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
drag racing evolved from the ancient Greeks….from here to that tree, loser dies…a noble contest
Try to imagine how big a holiday the Fourth of July is in Bolivia…
heysoos wrote:
Well, I have a couple of partners and we build amateur dragsters, if that’s what you mean. My love of really fast cars stated way back in the late 70′s when I bought my first 1965 Chevy Nova II 2 Dr, 327 (335hp) with a Muncy 4 speed and 4/11 gears. Been climbing that ladder now for over 30 years.
doriangrey wrote:
You aren’t evil!!! Just mischievous.
Hey -- if anyone sees “paulrevere” could you tell me that he needs to get my home email address from the mods? I have someone who needs to get in touch with him (and it’s a good someone so no worries).
Happy 4th of July (eve)!
Please watch what happens when idiots try to set off fireworks (h/t Daily Caller).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5jI92Ht99Y&feature=player_embedded
@ doriangrey:
I was hooked, as a fan, back in the golden years….65-70…I’ve never raced but by dear BinL and his boys do…hot rods are a favorite gig for me….here in ABQ there are a lot of engine, frame guys…interior stuff…it’s like heaven down here…and building engines is the heart of it all…til the box motors hit the market
brookly red wrote:
Oh indeed it should…
heysoos wrote:
Excellent! Try this. It will give you chill bumps.
@ Carolina Girl:
/no offense to men…but gee guys really?
I hope you all have a great 4th of July. I love cherry pie and I am going to have some.
Carolina Girl wrote:
Shit! get the watermellon! BWAHAHAHAHA!
Mike C. wrote:
The banks should be open. You and Butch oughtta check it out.
@ huckfunn:
an good, loud marching band is a favorite…I grew up near MSU football…the very best….aaaayyyy!
Mike C. wrote:
I’ll eat a hot dog in you honor bro
@ Carolina Girl:
@ Lily:
Thinin’ the herd!
Lily wrote:
As someone here posted a while back. “Turning dollar bills into loud noises is about the second best thing in the world”.
@ brookly red:
Mandate that all Dems/libs have to drive electric or hybrid vehicles on all occasions? And if there’s not a hybrid aircraft, they have to drive?
@ waldensianspirit:
Oh I had brothers…them and fireworks not a pretty sight.. I would call them idiots…they are still alive…as far as fireworks …well like I said.
huckfunn wrote:
Honestly most stupid thing I’ve read today..(yet the day isn’t over yet).
PORTLAND, Ore. (EAG News) — To some people, nothing is sacred. Not even Fourth of July fireworks.
Fireworks have been a staple of Independence Day celebrations since the earliest years of the republic. The tradition dates back to July 3, 1776, when John Adams wrote a letter to his wife, suggesting that that America’s birthday “ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forever more.”
But now the progressives are trying to revise that history, too.
Bill Bigelow of the radical teacher organization Rethinking Schools, wrote that we need to “rethink” the 4th of July. This “progressive” teacher has declared war on fireworks.
The Fourth of July “. . . provides cover for people to blow off fireworks that terrify young children and animals, and that turn the air thick with smoke and errant projectiles. Last year, the fire department here [Portland, OR] reported 172 fires sparked by toy missiles, defective firecrackers, and other items of explosive revelry.”
So Bigelow is concerned about public safety. Fair enough. But there’s more:
“Apart from the noise pollution, air pollution, and flying debris pollution, there is something profoundly inappropriate about blowing off fireworks at a time when the United States is waging war with real fireworks around the world. To cite just one example, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism in London found recently that U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan alone have killed more than 200 people, including at least 60 children. And, of course, the U.S. war in Afghanistan drags on and on. The pretend war of celebratory fireworks thus becomes part of a propaganda campaign that inures us — especially the children among us — to the real wars half a world away.”
@ Lily:
There is nothing wrong with that teacher that 50 feet of Stout Hemp Rope would not fix in about 6 minutes…
Another murdered thread..sorry.
/I’m getting too good at this.
@ doriangrey:
Ah life!
/as far as the idiot teachers agree!
Lily wrote:
Now all you have to do is figure out how to make money off this newly discovered skill of yours and you’ll be set for life…
4th of July is just a date on a calendar. I refer to it as Independence Day! So, happy Independence Day Eve!
This is my favorite secular holiday.
@ doriangrey:
Children cannot be children anymore…simply pawns to the leftist agenda! Disgusting they do this.
@ Kirly:
Right back at ya!!!! {kirly}
@ Lily:
@ huckfunn:
Okay, but at what point does common sense desert you to the point you think sticking something flammable up your buttcrack would make for a great spectator sport?
That being said, I’ve decided to resurrect what made me famous in my early days here!
IT’S TACO TUESDAY!!!!
doriangrey wrote:
That is a good one!
@ Lily:
Nope…this is just as bad….
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka has a 4th of July-themed column in the Huffington Post musing on the word freedom and how it is interpreted by the Republican Party. His conclusion is that they use the word to con people.
Let’s call this right-wing “freedom” catch phrase what it really is: a grossly political strategy to dupe the public, which holds the word “freedom” as something sacred.
According to Trumka, giving people or groups complete discretion in how they conduct their affairs is a bad idea because they might make the wrong decision. That is, they might decide to do something that Trumka thinks is a bad idea, such as opting out of Social Security.
@WZ Sorry Trumka you big fat pig but yes, I do hold my freedom as sacred.
Carolina Girl wrote:
Gotta think like a guy…
“I dare you to do it!!”
“Alright I will if you do it too!”
“Okay deal! This is going to be so cool!”
Yeah that’s how it goes!
“liberals” hate fun
Carolina Girl wrote:
You ever see what passes for a Taco outside of California? They don’t have a clue what a real Taco is.
Carolina Girl wrote:
I’m actually going to get some Tacos and Chips.
Rodan wrote:
BHAWAWAW… (sorry, couldn’t help myself… )
Mike C. wrote:
Don’t tell me they are sending you there.
Be careful, there’s alot of disturbances there.
Lily wrote:
Yeah, we like the big booms.
@ NoThreat2U:
Yep! But like I said, ‘the day isn’t over with’. {NT2U}!
@ doriangrey:
The spot I go to is Mexican. So I’m sure their Tacos are up to your standards.
You Taco Nazi!
@ NoThreat2U:
politicising holidays is the new pink…another indication of how petty people can be…if you are a player you have to have a partisan opinion on everything, regardless…nobody minds their own business anymore
doriangrey wrote:
I live close to Texas …. so what is a real taco in California?
@ Lily:
Yeah, who knows how much lower these commie bastards can go.
Lily wrote:
(Lily)
I got a compression brace for my knee and it seems to be helping quite a bit.
@ Lily:
A real taco in Cali has tofu and bean sprouts. Those old hippies like to live healthy. lol
Rodan wrote:
poor Dorian has never been to New Mexico…we were eating tacos down here before California was invented….oh, the humanity
@ Rodan:
Oooooooooooh Rodan went back to orginal avatar! Looks good!
@ heysoos:
Which is why I will remain an outspoken crazy bitch who will defend her country at the drop of a hat, in any way I can. Notice I didn’t say “defend my government”.
@ Kirly:
Hey check the Title update.
NoThreat2U wrote:
Lily wrote:
Yes until after the election.
NoThreat2U wrote:
Word.
I write in Laura Ingraham for President ’12! Or Romney should pick her for VP
Rodan wrote:
Don’t tell me…surprise me after the election.
@ NoThreat2U:
I got it you….decades ago…I’m a notorious fed hater
@ NoThreat2U:
HAHAHA!…take that!
@ Kirly:
Excellent! Glad you are feeling better with the knee. Prayers up for you!
Rodan wrote:
Aw. Nice!
@ Lily:
Maybe some flax seed and wheat germ too. lol
NoThreat2U wrote:
Who knows? I dare not think of it. But I will prepare for it.
Whenever I think they can’t get any lower….BAM…they go lower.
@ heysoos:
That’s because you are old and got a head start
Lily wrote:
Thanks! I’m sure these no lethal pain pills help too. No lethal = not Percocet.
NoThreat2U wrote:
LOL! Trying to stir dorian up are ya???? By the way where did he go?
@ Lily:
Well with GM outsourcing to China, they really really are digging their way to China! And all this time I thought that was just something parents said to their kids!
heysoos wrote:
NEW FLASH…. New Mexico is one of California wayward offspring seeing as how California was invented about 200 years before New Mexico…
Yea, that’s right, San Diego California… Settled in 1542…
Kirly wrote:
A lot of people can’t take them…bad reactions.
@ Lily:
A Pennsyltuckian can take a Californicator any day in a fight.
@ Kirly:
my theory regarding pain, is take and do whatever takes to find some relief…addiction and liver problems are way overblown
NoThreat2U wrote:
Yeh not just a joke anymore. That is sad too.
@ Lily:
It tried to kill me! I stopped breathing like sleep apnea!
Rodan wrote:
Too late -- I’ve been here for two weeks. The police riots are over, and the other thing died down as well.
Now as to tacos, I’ve never had one in CA, but I’ve eaten a few here and there in Mexico, and I heard Mexicans know something about tacos…
@ doriangrey:
California and New Mexico were once called Nuevo Espana (New Spain).
@ NoThreat2U:
Don’t discount a Southern Belle and her parasol…also duct tape helps too.
/we also throw things.
@ Mike C.:
Be safe down there!
heysoos wrote:
I actually have a rather high tolerance for pain -- this is a problem as you can cause more damage becauseitdoesn’t you enough to make you stop using it.
Kirly wrote:
Sounds like an allergic reaction. Yikes!!!!! Slowed your breathing down.
Rodan wrote:
What, you forget about Arizona?
@ doriangrey:
wandering around ashore does not constitute settlement….try again
Rodan wrote:
Here’s what it looked like.
Kirly wrote:
trying to….
jus kidding
Rodan wrote:
Santa Cruz is safer than Caracas. Or Rio, for that matter. And I’m not going out to the big whorehouse like I did back in 99… Damned epensive places to have a beer.
@ Kirly:
Yes, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico as well!
Either way you all and Texas kick ass with the Tacos.
@ huckfunn:
not sure what that map means…New Spain went east all the way to the Red River, and Santa Anna meant what he said
@ Mike C.:
So you are in the Eastern part of the country? That’s the resource rich part.
Lily wrote:
A real Taco has a soft cornmeal tortilla (6 to 8 inch in diameter), shredded beef, pork or fish, at least 3 types of bell pepper, two types of hot pepper, onions, garlic, tomatoes (green and red), cilantro, lime juice and ground up dried red pepper.
@ huckfunn:
Damn that’s an old map.
@ huckfunn:
I see now the map is dated 1845…after the fact
@ heysoos:
See I am not debating anything about this…because I’m clueless on it and will lose..BIG TIME.
Which reminds me…of this…
@ heysoos:
Not quite sure you can blow off liver problems that easily.
@ Lily:
No parasols up here but we do know duct tape and can throw a lamp like no other. lol
@ Rodan:
he misspoke, that is not New Spain, that is old Mexico, the year Texas was annexed
Rodan wrote:
You should try my poco de gallo and guacamole. Anddon’t forget the pink margaritas. Mmmmmmm-mmmmmm.
@ Rodan:
@ heysoos:
Here is the Republic of Texas which included most of NM and parts of CO, OK and WY.
@ doriangrey:
You are right…those are different than the ones I eat!
NoThreat2U wrote:
I never said to blow off liver problems….huh?
@ NoThreat2U:
A baseball bat will do in a pinch!
@ Kirly:
Poco de gallo, not poco. Hate iPad spelling nazi
huckfunn wrote:
yeah, Texas according to Texans…that didn’t fly
@ heysoos:
This was New Spain.
@ Kirly:
It did it again! Dammit!
P I C O
DE
GALLO
Here is John Adams on Independence Day (emphasis mine):
The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America.e
I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival. It ought to be commemorated, as the Day of Deliverance by solemn Acts of Devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more.
huckfunn wrote:
The Republic of Texas still exists!
@ heysoos:
Check my #96 out.
@ Kirly:
Poco you say???
Texas was always greedy…they invaded NM twice and got their butts kicked for their trouble…I love Texans but it took a few decades for them to settle down….early, like any new country they wanted to engulf their neighbors…we rejected them twice and they hate us for it….the feeling is mutual you stupid saps…stay out of New Mexico
@ heysoos:
my theory regarding pain, is take and do whatever takes to find some relief…addiction and liver problems are way overblown.
That is what you said.
@ BatGuano:
It should…and excellent quote!!!!!
Rodan wrote:
yup, are pretty cool old that stands to this very day…Texas history is a hoot
@ Lily:
Ah yes, my weapon of choice actually.
@ Rodan:
yes, there you have it…thanks for the clarification
Rodan wrote:
No… They were Called Las Californias, which just happened to be the largest provinces in Nueva España.
@ heysoos:
Going to have to side with the Texans. But other than that…I will not say anything. Texans are the bomb!!!
Texas
http://www.google.com/search?q=texas+texas+sees+the+usa&hl=en&client=safari&tbo=d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=rHzzT-fxCJHq2wWbloDpBg&ved=0CDkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1024&bih=672#biv=i|0;d|4GaDx-wrymxE5M:
@ Kirly:
Aw crap. Damn iPad. Cut and paste the whole link.
@ NoThreat2U:
He uhmmmm forgets what he posts at times.
heysoos wrote:
That and they have a serious problem with exaggeration…
NoThreat2U wrote:
Well if you go to court and the judge sees you were whacked with a parasol …he’ll go really you are bringing this to me?
With a bat different scenerio.
@ Lily:
LOL I just posted a gentle reminder.
NoThreat2U wrote:
what’s over blown is the speed and intensity that opiates degrade the liver…certainly if you have pre-existing liver problems, this does not apply…the liver is a robust organ that take a lot of abuse…telling an otherwise healthy person that too many opiates will damage the liver is a subject docs don’t want to pursue because the fact speak other wise…I’ve been addicted 4 times in my life and my liver is fine…it depends, but to deny relief to a healthy patient because of some bogus stats is cruel….pump em full of morphine, they’ll survive
@ Lily:
How about if I tell the judge he stole my parasol and I had no other choice but the ballbat?
@ doriangrey:
Well you’ll have to excuse them. Alaskans have them beat.
NoThreat2U wrote:
Meh… Just tell the judge he tried to steal your birth control…
@ heysoos:
@ Rodan:
The Republic of Texas endured from March, 1836 until February 1846 when it was admitted to the Union. Here is a map. In my earlier post I forgot that it also included part of Kansas.
Lily wrote:
I think their trying to, ummm, compensate for something…
NoThreat2U wrote:
Well if you dress like a very prime and proper lady…it might float.
Gotta dress the part!
@ doriangrey:
it’s a bunch of fun for me and mt Texas buddies…we fight about all the time…they just can’t stop…but that was then…things have changed since 1841…we all love each other….my Texas friends consider my a sort of alien life form…hahaha!
doriangrey wrote:
Being the biggest state? My brother brought my dad a coffee cup with Texas in the middle of Alaska (that was where he was living)…Alaska is the biggest state.
heysoos wrote:
Heh. I went to high school in Alamogordo and moved to Texas in 1970. I still live in Texas but I re-invaded NM in 1999 and own a house and other property in and around Ruidoso.
Kirly wrote:
Just call it Salsa Mexicana -- that’s what it’s called in Mexico.
heysoos wrote:
Meh, Texans consider everyone who doesn’t live in Texas as some form of developmentally disabled alien life form.
huckfunn wrote:
yes, but the feds stepped in and agreed to present boundaries…I’m glad you are even interested…it was the result of texas claims that the New Mexico Territory was finally surveyed and divided into two future states…plus the Gadsen Purchase, yet to be decided at that point
Lily wrote:
With a population less than a third of the County I live in. Talk about some wide open spaces…
doriangrey wrote:
Not Louisiana people…they are exempt. We are too close together.
Never, ever heard Texans degrade Louisiana all the other states..yep.
Plus they love creole cooking!
@ huckfunn:
ahh, I remember now…welcome amigo…hope your fire loses down there were minimal….forest fires make me weep, and it’s so beautiful down there
@ doriangrey:
The response would depend on if the judge as a liberal or conservative.
@ Lily:
I can do that!!! lol
@ doriangrey:
No kidding!!! I was born in Alaska (air force brat) the year Alaska became a state. But was raised in Louisiana since I was 8 months old.
Odd but strange facts.
@ Lily:
East Texas and West Texas are like 900mi apart….two totally different sub cultures….Nacogdoches has a far different history than El Paso
NoThreat2U wrote:
Yep that is the way to go..the judge liberal or conservative will always side with a prime and little lady defending herself..plus tell the judge the dude stole your parasol.
/that will put the final nail in it.
@ heysoos:
Of course. You don’t think I haven’t traveled the whole length of Texas??? I have.
@ Lily:
I was just gonna cry and throw myself on the mercy of the court!
@ heysoos:
♫ Out in the West Texas town of El Paso,
I started boffing this Mexican Girl…. ♫
/snicker
@ Lily:
I wish I could. That would be one hell of a trip!
NoThreat2U wrote:
No…maybe a tiny tear with a hankercheif dabbing at it.
/gotta play the part.
Macker wrote:
Billy the Kid wrote that song…factoid
??
heysoos wrote:
I’ve been a landman in Texas for about 32 years, so yes, I’m interested. Interesting note about Texas. The state ownership of seabed (and underlying minerals) extends 10 miles out from the shore. All other coastal states’ ownership of seabeds extends only 3 miles. This is a result of the terms by which the sovereign Republic of Texas entered the Union.
@ Lily:
I didn’t think that at all…I have no clue where’ve you been
Macker wrote:
It is one hell of a trip…big time.
A very long trip at that too.
@ Lily:
LOL LOL I can do that too. It might take me a few days to prepare though, gotta file down my rough edges. lol
heysoos wrote:
That’s okay. I know Texas is different in different parts waaaaay different…but never heard them diss Louisiana…these two states are major football states..and we don’t bother Texas…(exculde Katrina though).
@ huckfunn:
quick hint…is this stuff in the Texas constitution?…where do I pursue this knowledge?, just dig it out off the net?….interesting
NoThreat2U wrote:
Watch and old movie about the south. It’s inbred into me.
@ Lily:
I love LA and get over there as often as I can, every couple of years…another very interesting historic subject…there is nothing I can quite compare to Cajun/Creole culture…it is very unique…I wish everybody could travel more, but it’s what I do, it’s my passion
@ heysoos:
Louisiana is a very different state…so much culture and history that still sticks with the people….not to mention the beautiful oak trees with moss. Hot as hell though.
/but the food is to die for.
@ Lily:
“Well Beauregard, I do declare!” How was that for a start???? ;p;
I love Louisiana..it is in my blood. I have lived in Texas…but missed Louisiana to my core.
Well gotta go…hubby wants to watch a show.
Hope everyone has a great evening.
Happy Independence Day eve Everybody!
@ Lily:
NOLA, home of Jelly Roll Morton, Professor Longhair, and Fats domino…nuff said
heysoos wrote:
The Texas claim to its maritime boundary was established when Texas was annexed to the Union. Texas’ claim to that extended boundary was upheld in 1960 under the SCOTUS case of the U.S.A v Louisiana.
My occupation is about this kind of stuff so I know where to look. I don’t really know how to explain it to you.
@ NoThreat2U:
Excellent. (And before I go) Your honor, may God Bless his soul but he has damaged me for my life. (here a tear and a dap)…I shall pray for him, put I pray tell that he shall never be able to do others what he has done to me. Your honor justice (tear and dap) needs to be done.
@ Urban Infidel:
nice, brash but effective
@ heysoos:
Ah yes the Jazz is there…but I live on the other side of the state. But have been to New Orleans many a time.
@ huckfunn:
you don’t have to explain it, I’ll get it…very interesting and thanks…I booked it for another moment of clarity
@ Urban Infidel:
Good one {UI}!
Gotta go..now…. evening all!
@ Lily:
Bwahahahaahahahahahahahaha !
I’d like to suggest we do a ‘Live’ reading of the Declaration of Independence tomorrow.
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs
o
huckfunn wrote:
Not…
heysoos wrote:
There’s some great history here and it’s part of my occupation. I love it.
mfhorn wrote:
I played G Washington at the townhall meeting at Williamsburg one time…the debate was hogs running rampant around town and who was responsible…I had no clue but I volunteered…at some point I had to stand up and give a faux speach…I condemned the hogsters in favor of the greater community, all off the top of my head…blew my kids away and I got a standing ovation from the ‘citizens’ and tourists alike…it was an epic moment for Haysoos
@ huckfunn:
good for you bro…we will continue on, once in a while…you likely know more about NM than I do, but I’m learning fast…thanks again
waldensianspirit wrote:
56MM is a lot to laundry unless you have some high powered help… Hmmm 3 years did you say? Could it be? Naaaah I am sure it’s just a coincidence.
heysoos wrote:
Shades of the Whiskey rebellion…
@ doriangrey:
it was a high moment in family fun…my ex stills calls me George when I’m adamant about something…heh
heysoos wrote:
You do understand that, ummm, them good folks in Pennsylvania still haven’t forgiven George Washington about that Whiskey Rebellion thing… Right…
I came from a small, rich little community between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek Mich…Richland…
the Fourth of July was huge, Rockwellian in fact…ride our bikes a half mile to the parade, paint our faces, eat chicken, smoke some dope and remember Ike…small, stupid, romantic yet very profound
heysoos wrote:
Ruidoso is Lincoln County and there’s a lot of rich history there. Billy the Kid, Lincoln County Wars, etc. Great stuff.
doriangrey wrote:
well, George was acting under orders, nobody is perfect…
(he volunteered which disturbs me a bit, since he was a stiller himself)
@ heysoos:
Texas deploys gunboats on the Rio Grande. We don’t need no steenkin Janet Incompetano.
Drinking some California Shiraz wine and blasting Electro-House Music.
@ huckfunn:
I was just down that way a couple weeks ago….since then somebody vandalized Billy’s pseudo grave, broke into the museum and stole some old guns etc…read about it?…
excluding the mountains, I think that area is primo…from Corrizozo to Roswell is a hell of a beautiful drive…not for most people tho, you have to accept solitude
@ heysoos:
Yes I read about that. In fact I was out in Fort Sumner about a month and a half ago. That’s the museum that was broken into. I love the big panaramas from Carizozo to Capitan to Roswell. There is some big country out there.
Billy Baldwin says Romney is out of touch.
‘eehee!
eastern NM across into the Texas panhandle is some of the most bleak, remote country you will ever see in the lower 48…this country is hostile, deadly and unforgiving…it’s a miracle anybody can live out there, but they do…it ain’t Vermont with nice maple trees…I implore all Americans to travel about…visit out of the way places and mingle with you southwest neighbors….we will love you for it…you wanna see something that is not like Bar Harbor, come see us
heysoos wrote:
Every living thing out there, flora and fauna, has fangs, teeth, biters, scratchers, stingers and chewers. It looks dead to the untrained eye, but that country is alive.
Evening all. Is this the sorta’ FNDT?
@ huckfunn:
I just think it’s important for people to realize we don’t all pile up, condensed into city centers along I-95 from Boston to Raleigh or across the populus muidwest…we count too
We have a slow night tonight, slooooow.
heysoos wrote:
I regard bleeding and pain as 2 sure fire clues that I ain’t dead yet./
Hip, hip… HURRAH!
The Obama family will not be vactioning on Marthas
Vineyard this Summer.
The trip is cancelled due to campaign obligations.
All that he has done for us, he shouldn’t have to
campaign or stand for reelection.
This is an outrage!
pain can kill you, or at the least mess you up really badly…I’m a slam pain advocate, worry about the rest later…a patient cannot believe in life or function at all in debilitating pain…you have to give patients an opening…they cannot process their own healing if they are engulfed with pain
huckfunn wrote:
Heh heh heh, well, looks like ya still know how to do a few things right in Texas… Good on ya’ll…
doriangrey wrote:
Janet Incompetano said that it would be OK if the forces defending her home state of Arizona would run, hide and throw bean bags when confronted by shooters. When she’s out of a job in January, they shouldn’t let her back in the state.
huckfunn wrote:
No kidding, ought to force her to ride a bicycle to Kenya with Barack when he goes home…
RIX wrote:
Here’s the real story that the lame stream media won’t tell:
Barack Obama blocked from Martha Vineyard retreat after sale to Norman Foster
[Emphasis Added]
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
BWAHAHAHAH………………………………
OH!
MY!
GOD!
@ huckfunn:
They should not let her in the country. She should go Antarctica.
Macker wrote:
Now that is pure old fashioned American entrepreneurship…
Rodan wrote:
ROTFLMAO… That’s some weapons grade irony right there… Spend her last days on earth freezing her ass off, before going to hell to fry for eternity.
@ Macker:
Zombie tourism. Makes sense. Now keep it real and pass the bath salts.
@ doriangrey:
Naked Indiana Zombie Attacks 3 Cops ‘Ninja Style’, Escapes After Being Continuously Tasered
It begins…
@ Urban Infidel:
Shit! Think of the Franchising possibilities!
Macker wrote:
I can think of another natural city for a Zombie land theme park… Chicago… Where the zombies just might be real…
@ Macker:
It’s a freakin’ goldmine.
doriangrey wrote:
Oh HELL YES!