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Emperor Joshua Norton I

by Bunk X ( 78 Comments › )
Filed under History, Humor, OOT, Open thread, Patriotism, Politics, Satire at August 21st, 2012 - 11:00 pm

Joshua Abraham Norton understood that the Union was in disrepair in 1859, and realized that he alone could save the United States of America from certain catastrophe. He also understood that an Englishman such as himself was barred from running for President via The US Constitution, so for legitimate reasons he unselfishly declared himself Emperor Norton the First.

Via Wiki: In accordance with his self-appointed role of emperor, Norton issued numerous decrees on matters of the state. After assuming absolute control over the country, he saw no further need for a legislature, and on October 12, 1859, he issued a decree that formally “dissolved” the United States Congress. In the decree, Norton observed:

“…fraud and corruption prevent a fair and proper expression of the public voice; that open violation of the laws are constantly occurring, caused by mobs, parties, factions and undue influence of political sects; that the citizen has not that protection of person and property which he is entitled.”

He was humored and tolerated at the time. Meanwhile I’ve put in an order for more Joshua Nortons. Any and all may apply via the comments section, here on
The Overnight Open Thread.

 

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  1. lobo91
    1 | August 21, 2012 11:09 pm

    He seems to have been the prototype for today’s San Francisco politicians.


  2. 2 | August 21, 2012 11:12 pm

    He couldn’t possibly be any worse than this sack of garbage in the White House now.


  3. coldwarrior
    3 | August 21, 2012 11:15 pm

    that’s better, profile restored.

    nightly 64 got all glitchy there for a minute


  4. huckfunn
    4 | August 21, 2012 11:15 pm

    Josh would be a suitable replacement for Todd (Legitimate Rape) Akin.


  5. huckfunn
    5 | August 21, 2012 11:18 pm

    @ coldwarrior:
    What is that? I’m running Chrome. Any advantages to Firefox?


  6. coldwarrior
    6 | August 21, 2012 11:18 pm

    huckfunn wrote:

    Josh would be a suitable replacement for Todd (Legitimate Rape) Akin.

    that dude is either a democrat plant/false flag or an effing moron.

    i think false flag given who funded him


  7. coldwarrior
    7 | August 21, 2012 11:19 pm

    huckfunn wrote:

    @ coldwarrior:
    What is that? I’m running Chrome. Any advantages to Firefox?

    64 bit, faster, no bullshit.

    and it aint google or windows…i’ve been running firefox for years and 64 bit version (nightly) for one year with very very few problems.


  8. huckfunn
    8 | August 21, 2012 11:22 pm

    @ coldwarrior:
    I was on Firefox up until 2 years ago and it went weird on me. Don’t remember the specifics, but it pissed me off and I’ve been a chrome dome ever since. Haven’t had any problems.


  9. 9 | August 21, 2012 11:32 pm

    coldwarrior wrote:

    huckfunn wrote:
    @ coldwarrior:
    What is that? I’m running Chrome. Any advantages to Firefox?

    64 bit, faster, no bullshit.
    and it aint google or windows…i’ve been running firefox for years and 64 bit version (nightly) for one year with very very few problems.

    Yup, been using it for about a year as well, it’s pretty cool other than it’s insistence on updating every night. Once I figured out how to disable that it was very cool.


  10. coldwarrior
    10 | August 21, 2012 11:34 pm

    doriangrey wrote:

    Yup, been using it for about a year as well, it’s pretty cool other than it’s insistence on updating every night. Once I figured out how to disable that it was very cool.

    i let it update. so far only one glitch and its running on 3 computers.

    quite happy with nightly.


  11. 11 | August 21, 2012 11:35 pm

    @ coldwarrior:

    My biggest problem with firefox is that I get a lot of ‘not responding’ errors, where the screen kind of lightens & it just sits there for a few minutes. Very annoying! Any ideas on the solution?


  12. coldwarrior
    12 | August 21, 2012 11:38 pm

    mfhorn wrote:

    @ coldwarrior:
    My biggest problem with firefox is that I get a lot of ‘not responding’ errors, where the screen kind of lightens & it just sits there for a few minutes. Very annoying! Any ideas on the solution?

    without knowing the ins and out of your system i dont really know.

    anti-virus? hard to say.


  13. huckfunn
    13 | August 21, 2012 11:38 pm

    mfhorn wrote:

    @ coldwarrior:

    My biggest problem with firefox is that I get a lot of ‘not responding’ errors, where the screen kind of lightens & it just sits there for a few minutes. Very annoying! Any ideas on the solution?

    That was it. Constant “not responding” errors. Had to close and restart Firefox after about 3 pages.


  14. coldwarrior
    14 | August 21, 2012 11:40 pm

    huckfunn wrote:

    mfhorn wrote:
    @ coldwarrior:
    My biggest problem with firefox is that I get a lot of ‘not responding’ errors, where the screen kind of lightens & it just sits there for a few minutes. Very annoying! Any ideas on the solution?

    That was it. Constant “not responding” errors. Had to close and restart Firefox after about 3 pages.

    never had that problem.


  15. 15 | August 21, 2012 11:43 pm

    @ mfhorn:
    @ huckfunn:

    I had a similar problem, turned out it was a problem with my video drivers. 64bit CPU, 64bit nVidia Video Card, 64bit Firefox, 32bit Windows 7 default video drivers. As soon as I obtained the newest video drivers from nVidia that took care of it.


  16. 16 | August 21, 2012 11:44 pm

    @ doriangrey:

    I’ll have to check in to that. Thanks!


  17. 17 | August 21, 2012 11:53 pm

    @ huckfunn:
    That’s what Emperor Norton I runs.


  18. 18 | August 21, 2012 11:56 pm

    @ doriangrey:
    I’ve never had any problems with FireFox, except their recent version somehow archives too much on my old goat. After 200k or so, I’ve got to shut it down and restart it, otherwise it clogs.


  19. huckfunn
    19 | August 21, 2012 11:57 pm

    doriangrey wrote:

    @ mfhorn:
    @ huckfunn:

    I had a similar problem, turned out it was a problem with my video drivers. 64bit CPU, 64bit nVidia Video Card, 64bit Firefox, 32bit Windows 7 default video drivers. As soon as I obtained the newest video drivers from nVidia that took care of it.

    I was having the “not responding” errors on my laptop and my desktop. I switched to Chrome and had no further problems. My wife still uses Firefox on the same old laptop without no trouble at all. These gizmos are baffling.


  20. huckfunn
    20 | August 21, 2012 11:59 pm

    Bunk X wrote:

    @ huckfunn:
    That’s what Emperor Norton I runs.

    Well, now it all makes sense. Hey; would you be interested in some low risk bonds?


  21. 21 | August 22, 2012 12:01 am

    @ huckfunn:
    I don’t mind, but do I have to chew them off in the middle of the night to go pee?


  22. 22 | August 22, 2012 12:04 am

    @ coldwarrior:
    He was apparently promoted by the dems, including Claire A Bull.


  23. huckfunn
    23 | August 22, 2012 12:05 am

    Bunk X wrote:

    @ huckfunn:
    I don’t mind, but do I have to chew them off in the middle of the night to go pee?

    Heh!


  24. 24 | August 22, 2012 12:07 am

    @ Bunk X:
    Even Salon was rooting for him to stay in the race. Very telling. Regardless of his stupid commentS, the libs want him to stay in. The PPL poll was a joke.


  25. rain of lead
    25 | August 22, 2012 12:08 am

    hey ya’ll
    just a little late night something to make you go hmmm

    WHITE HOUSE INSIDER ISSUES WARNING – FALSE FLAG PLANNED FOR GOP CONVENTION?

    Something don’t sit right here. Why send the #2 right down to the GOP convention? What is the purpose? Leak the trip, but don’t say anything substantial regarding the reason for the trip. Just a publicity stunt? An attempt at poking the eye of the Romney team?

    That don’t add up for. Not even close. So I’m asking around some more. And I’m not the only one. Nothing is coming back. Finally get a call into the Old Man. Alert him to my concerns. Within 30 minutes he gets back to me. We got legit Intel from military source. Nothing concrete. Which got our source’s attention. That is a big red alert. This thing is being planned. Staged. Might be a handful of local law enforcement in on it. Apparently a related communication from DHS within the last 24 hrs. Union thugs. Got to be a Jarrett Gerard initiated plan. Something along those lines.

    I’m giving you and your readers a heads up here. False flag. The real deal. They will try and control it but make it look uncontrolled. Dangerous. Make it reflect poorly on the Republicans and their supporters. A dangerous and desperate operation here. Even a dimwit like Biden has to know how dangerous.

    So have everyone you can reach, all your readers, let them know. Obama operatives are attempting a set up here. Dimes to dollars that’s what is going down.

    hmmmmm


  26. 26 | August 22, 2012 12:12 am

    @ huckfunn:
    I’ve gotta give credit to Finnicky Penguin for informing me about The Emperor several years ago.


  27. 27 | August 22, 2012 12:14 am

    @ rain of lead:
    You watching the twitter feeds? You ought to.


  28. rain of lead
    28 | August 22, 2012 12:19 am

    @ Bunk X:

    I guess you need a twitter # to do that
    how would a non tweeter get into that?


  29. huckfunn
    29 | August 22, 2012 12:20 am

    Bunk X wrote:

    @ huckfunn:
    I’ve gotta give credit to Finnicky Penguin for informing me about The Emperor several years ago.

    Austin had a similar street character who just died a few years ago. His name was Leslie Cochran and the slogan “Keep Austin Weird” was about him.


  30. 30 | August 22, 2012 12:23 am

    @ rain of lead:

    Sounds like El Bammo is running scared.


  31. rain of lead
    31 | August 22, 2012 12:29 am

    @ mfhorn:

    scared?
    I think he’s pissing himself


  32. Bob in Breckenridge
    32 | August 22, 2012 12:40 am

    rain of lead wrote:

    hey ya’ll
    just a little late night something to make you go hmmm
    WHITE HOUSE INSIDER ISSUES WARNING – FALSE FLAG PLANNED FOR GOP CONVENTION?
    Something don’t sit right here. Why send the #2 right down to the GOP convention? What is the purpose? Leak the trip, but don’t say anything substantial regarding the reason for the trip. Just a publicity stunt? An attempt at poking the eye of the Romney team?
    That don’t add up for. Not even close. So I’m asking around some more. And I’m not the only one. Nothing is coming back. Finally get a call into the Old Man. Alert him to my concerns. Within 30 minutes he gets back to me. We got legit Intel from military source. Nothing concrete. Which got our source’s attention. That is a big red alert. This thing is being planned. Staged. Might be a handful of local law enforcement in on it. Apparently a related communication from DHS within the last 24 hrs. Union thugs. Got to be a Jarrett Gerard initiated plan. Something along those lines.
    I’m giving you and your readers a heads up here. False flag. The real deal. They will try and control it but make it look uncontrolled. Dangerous. Make it reflect poorly on the Republicans and their supporters. A dangerous and desperate operation here. Even a dimwit like Biden has to know how dangerous.
    So have everyone you can reach, all your readers, let them know. Obama operatives are attempting a set up here. Dimes to dollars that’s what is going down.
    hmmmmm

    If I were R/R (Romney/Ryan), I would fight fire with fire and plan an event in Charlotte on the opening night of the domocrat convention, and publicize the shit out of it, maybe at Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Charlotte, where the dumocrats were planning something, but backed out because they couldn’t afford it.

    There are a lot of republican NASCAR fans in the Charlotte area that I bet would attend it.

    Imagine the embarrassment to the libturds if a regular Romney/Ryan campaign event drew a bigger crowd than the opening night of the dumocrat convention in the same town… :)


  33. rain of lead
    33 | August 22, 2012 12:42 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:

    heh heh heh
    like the way you think


  34. rain of lead
    34 | August 22, 2012 12:44 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:

    sad though
    Ulsterman is saying the dems are gonna stage something BAD
    not just run of the mill dirty tricks
    I belive the grifter from chi-town will do ANYTHING to hold onto power


  35. Calo
    35 | August 22, 2012 12:44 am

    @ huckfunn:
    Austin isn’t as nearly weird as you think it is.

    I spent my college days living in San Francisco.


  36. rain of lead
    36 | August 22, 2012 12:49 am

    @ Calo:

    Calo
    how ya doing?
    nite nite time for me so you showed up just in time to take over
    the 3rd shift

    cheers ya’ll


  37. Bob in Breckenridge
    37 | August 22, 2012 12:50 am

    rain of lead wrote:

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    sad though
    Ulsterman is saying the dems are gonna stage something BAD
    not just run of the mill dirty tricks
    I belive the grifter from chi-town will do ANYTHING to hold onto power

    I hope they do. It will show America what losers the libs are. Besides, and I don’t think I’m going out on a limb here, that idiot Biden will undoubtedly say something stupid. AGAIN!


  38. Calo
    38 | August 22, 2012 12:53 am

    Damn…
    More bold caps tonight splashed all over the place.

    Nite Rain, Kiss MomCat and your Princess for me.


  39. 39 | August 22, 2012 1:00 am

    @ rain of lead:
    Maybe it’s better you don’t because it’s addictive. Once you get a twitter account, no matter how nice you are, it’s too easy to turn into a dickwad. Trust me. It’s fun as hell. Log in and type in #NiceRack in the search bar. ISTE showed me that one.


  40. 40 | August 22, 2012 1:02 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    If I were Romney, I’d pay whatever it takes to get Joe Biden as the first speaker.


  41. Bob in Breckenridge
    41 | August 22, 2012 1:47 am

    Bunk X wrote:

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    If I were Romney, I’d pay whatever it takes to get Joe Biden as the first speaker.

    Nah, I’d want that idiot Biden introducing Obama the last night of the convention. Just imagine the following:

    “So, ladies and gentlemen, here’s the current and next president of the United States, Barack Romney!!!”


  42. 42 | August 22, 2012 1:53 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    POINT! And you just won yourself a Nice Big Red Caboose! Congrats.


  43. Bob in Breckenridge
    43 | August 22, 2012 1:55 am

    Bunk X wrote:

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    POINT! And you just won yourself a Nice Big Red Caboose! Congrats.

    Did you just read my facebook post?


  44. Bob in Breckenridge
    44 | August 22, 2012 2:00 am

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    Bunk X wrote:
    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    POINT! And you just won yourself a Nice Big Red Caboose! Congrats.

    Did you just read my facebook post?

    Because here’s what it was…


  45. 45 | August 22, 2012 2:05 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    Should I? I’ve ignored FB for months.


  46. 46 | August 22, 2012 2:07 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    Huh. Well look at that. Bet you could crack an egg on it.


  47. 47 | August 22, 2012 2:15 am

    @ Bunk X:
    *in it.


  48. Bob in Breckenridge
    48 | August 22, 2012 2:39 am

    I guess we were supposed to see the dog driving the car. I saw the woman wearing the thong with the bubble butt.

    /Call me weird.


  49. 49 | August 22, 2012 2:52 am

    @ Bob in Breckenridge:
    Weird -- I was talking about the dog. No way could you crack an egg on that nice pushin’ cushion.


  50. 50 | August 22, 2012 2:57 am

    For young men, it’s a nice ass. Only the most observant will define this as an ass crossing the street. The really observant will see the thong.
    - For older men, it is a respectable woman with a nice ass crossing the street.
    - The perverts will imagine her as a naked woman.
    - The wise men will ponder the presence of mind of the photographer in the face of such beauty and gratitude that it was shared with humanity.
    - For half of the women, this is an ordinary woman who should not have left home dressed that way.
    - The other half is wondering where she bought that blouse.
    - The wise women imagine the misery that this will be at 50.
    - Children, the curious, and monks will probably notice a dog driving the taxi..


  51. 51 | August 22, 2012 3:03 am

    Bunk X wrote:

    - Children, the curious, and monks will probably notice a dog driving the taxi..

    The dog isn’t driving the car, the photo is taken in Europe, (pay attention to the cars license plates) the dog is in the passenger seat.


  52. Bob in Breckenridge
    52 | August 22, 2012 3:23 am

    doriangrey wrote:

    Bunk X wrote:
    - Children, the curious, and monks will probably notice a dog driving the taxi..
    The dog isn’t driving the car, the photo is taken in Europe, (pay attention to the cars license plates) the dog is in the passenger seat.

    I steel don’t see no steenking dog! :)


  53. Guggi
    53 | August 22, 2012 3:23 am

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    Because here’s what it was…

    The dog is on the backseat, so what ?


  54. Bob in Breckenridge
    54 | August 22, 2012 3:28 am

    Guggi wrote:

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    Because here’s what it was…
    The dog is on the backseat, so what ?

    I don’t see the dog. What can I say?


  55. Bob in Breckenridge
    55 | August 22, 2012 3:30 am

    Crap. The dog is in the taxi?


  56. Bob in Breckenridge
    56 | August 22, 2012 3:31 am

    And the bubble butt babe does look like Jennifer Lopez.


  57. Bob in Breckenridge
    57 | August 22, 2012 3:31 am

    Guggi wrote:

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    Because here’s what it was…
    The dog is on the backseat, so what ?

    I see the dog in the front seat.


  58. 58 | August 22, 2012 3:34 am

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    Crap. The dog is in the taxi?

    Yup, he’s in the back passenger seat leaning up against the drivers seat.


  59. 59 | August 22, 2012 3:36 am

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:

    Guggi wrote:
    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    Because here’s what it was…
    The dog is on the backseat, so what ?

    I see the dog in the front seat.

    Not he is in the back seat leaning up against the front seat, look closely and you can see the driver’s hand on the steering wheel and part of his face as he hunches forward trying to get away from the dog in the back seat who is climbing the back of the drivers seat.


  60. Bob in Breckenridge
    60 | August 22, 2012 3:41 am

    @ doriangrey:
    I was only interested in looking at the babe wearing the thong with the bubble butt. Then you’s guys got me all discombobulated about some non-existent dog..


  61. Bob in Breckenridge
    61 | August 22, 2012 3:43 am

    And, I’m outta here, have to be up at 5 am. Later…


  62. 62 | August 22, 2012 3:45 am

    doriangrey wrote:

    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    Guggi wrote:
    Bob in Breckenridge wrote:
    Because here’s what it was…
    The dog is on the backseat, so what ?
    I see the dog in the front seat.

    Not he is in the back seat leaning up against the front seat, look closely and you can see the driver’s hand on the steering wheel and part of his face as he hunches forward trying to get away from the dog in the back seat who is climbing the back of the drivers seat.

    I’m going to speculate based on where the woman across the street is, and the fact that she is clearly in mid-stride that the Taxi stopped suddenly and the dog wasn’t wearing a seat-belt, thus his momentum carried him forward the kinetic transfer of energy from the dog to the driver was what forced thew driver to hunch forward to where the dog is visible in the front window and the driver is not.


  63. 63 | August 22, 2012 3:52 am

    The discussions one finds on the intrawebbie thing…


  64. Guggi
    64 | August 22, 2012 4:29 am

    Mike C. wrote:

    The discussions one finds on the intrawebbie thing…

    Is this more interesting ?

    Contrary to “consensus” climate change wisdom, this remote mountain region where China, India and Pakistan intersect is not losing its glaciers, it is gaining ice mass. Not only is the Karakorum not contributing to sea-level rise, it is responsible for a slight drop in the world’s oceans—for now. Did someone say “settled science?” This is the most unsettling thing about climate change, and nature itself: the “facts” keep changing. Sometimes this is due to science improving and sometimes it is due to nature itself changing. Those who talk about nature, science and climate change in absolutes, those who pretend to know what the future holds, are trying to fool the rest of us, or they are fools themselves.


  65. Guggi
    65 | August 22, 2012 4:47 am

    Anger as Iran bans women from universities

    Female students in Iran have been barred from more than 70 university degree courses in an officially-approved act of sex-discrimination which critics say is aimed at defeating the fight for equal women’s rights.


  66. Guggi
    66 | August 22, 2012 5:08 am

    Biofuels fail EU sustainability test, researchers say

    The growing row over biofuels is ready to flare up again with German researchers claiming to have found evidence that European-produced biodiesel does not meet the sustainability targets claimed by Brussels.

    Two experts at Friedrich Schiller University in Jena say eight out of their 10 tests on locally produced rapeseed biodiesel failed to show the 35% greenhouse gas savings promised. In most cases it was under 30%. The use of biofuels would be further undermined when the EU emissions target increases, as planned, to 50% in five years’ time.

    Gernot Pehnelt and Christoph Vietze also claim their work has been undermined by a lack of co-operation from the European Union which they believe is on the defensive over championing local energy crops.

    “Our results indicate that the ‘sustainability’ of rapeseed biodiesel in the interpretation of the [EU's] renewable energy directive is at best questionable and in most scenarios simply unjustifiable,” said Pehnelt. “What we need is transparency. The European commission hesitates to publish all the background data and promises to come up with new calculations for individual biofuels but they have not come up with any values yet.”

    (…)


  67. Guggi
    67 | August 22, 2012 5:29 am

    An Academic Ghostwriter, the ‘Shadow Scholar,’ Comes Clean

    When The Chronicle published a confessional essay two years ago by a writer for a student-paper mill who had spent nearly a decade helping college students cheat on their assignments, it provoked anger, astonishment, and weary resignation.

    The writer, under the pseudonym Ed Dante, said he had completed scores of papers for students who were too lazy or simply unprepared for their work at the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels.

    The academic ghostwriter has retired, and in his new memoir, he reveals his true identity: Dave Tomar, 32, a graduate of the bachelor’s program in communications at Rutgers University’s New Brunswick campus and, now, a freelance writer in Philadelphia.

    In The Shadow Scholar: How I Made a Living Helping College Kids Cheat, which is due out next month from Bloomsbury, Mr. Tomar seeks to cast himself as a millennial antihero while scolding colleges for placing the pursuit of money and status above student learning.

    He recounts how, as an alienated and angry young man, he felt he had been “defrauded” by an academic system that broke its promises to students. An opportunity for revenge presented itself in the fall of his junior year, when a classmate asked him to write her sociology paper in return for $90, which he needed to get his car out of the tow lot. Word spread among students, and business started booming.

    In the book, Mr. Tomar sometimes strains to rationalize his choices by citing a larger cultural malaise, one in which he says institutions like Wall Street can crash the economy without consequence. It is also one in which students, who have been indulged by their parents and teachers to believe they can reach their dreams despite their shortcomings, will find themselves woefully unprepared for the challenges ahead.

    The book also offers an unsettling account of higher education at perhaps its most cynical and mercantile. Some of his clients are rich and entitled, and see outsourcing their papers as a logical extension of the transactional nature of their relationship with their college. Others are simply unprepared for college because they lack the ability or the language skills to communicate adequately in English.

    “There was a clear economic demand for it,” he said, during an interview, of students’ interest in his services. “To them it was a financial transaction utterly consistent with everything else about college.”

    ‘Nobody Cares’
    When asked how professors should engage those students, Mr. Tomar said he had little criticism for faculty members. “I don’t think professors are most of the reason that students are cheating,” he said. “There are broad institutional effects.”

    (…)


  68. RIX
    68 | August 22, 2012 5:34 am

    @ Guggi:

    Contrary to “consensus” climate change wisdom, this remote mountain region where China, India and Pakistan intersect is not losing its glaciers, it is gaining ice mass. Not only is the Karakorum not contributing to sea-level rise, it is responsible for a slight drop in the world’s oceans

    Does the Grand Inquisitor Johnson of Cheetos know about
    this heresy?
    And good morning Guggi.


  69. Guggi
    69 | August 22, 2012 6:06 am

    RIX wrote:

    Does the Grand Inquisitor Johnson of Cheetos know about
    this heresy?

    Good morning, Rix.

    Since he is a regular reader here (contrary to his claims), I’m almost certain :-)


  70. RIX
    70 | August 22, 2012 6:19 am

    @ Guggi:

    Good morning, Rix.

    Since he is a regular reader here (contrary to his claims), I’m almost certain

    Yes he does come here. He stlaks the “stalkers” & apparently
    misses the irony.
    He needs to get out more. Heck, he just needs to get out.


  71. Guggi
    71 | August 22, 2012 6:38 am

    RIX wrote:

    he just needs to get out.

    wouldn’t change anything, would it ?


  72. RIX
    72 | August 22, 2012 6:47 am

    Guggi wrote:

    RIX wrote:
    he just needs to get out.
    wouldn’t change anything, would it ?</blockquote

    >

    I might clear his head. Nah, the stoopid on that guy
    is too acute.
    See ya later.


  73. 73 | August 22, 2012 7:14 am

    @ Guggi:
    Those dastardly Iranian Republicans and their War on Women… :roll:


  74. Guggi
    74 | August 22, 2012 7:24 am

    Iron Fist wrote:

    @ Guggi:
    Those dastardly Iranian Republicans and their War on Women…

    Yep, all those Republicans who praised Khomeini for bringig back spirituality into politics like Chonsky, Falk or the former German secretary of state Joschka Fischer.

    How is your new job ?


  75. 75 | August 22, 2012 7:42 am

    @ Guggi:
    I’m loving it. Thanks for asking. I am doing more or less the same thing for more money and better benefits. And to top it off, my new office is only about a ten minute drive away from my house. I think I’ll be here a while.


  76. Guggi
    76 | August 22, 2012 7:46 am

    @ Iron Fist:

    Congratulations !!!! You needed some luck :-) -- as do some others here.


  77. bluliner10
    77 | August 22, 2012 8:21 am

    doriangrey wrote:

    Bunk X wrote:
    - Children, the curious, and monks will probably notice a dog driving the taxi..
    The dog isn’t driving the car, the photo is taken in Europe, (pay attention to the cars license plates) the dog is in the passenger seat.

    Most nations in Europe are left-hand drive, right-side of the road just like here. Dog is driving a taxi, and that big ass does nothing for me. Taken in Asia…different story altogether.


  78. 78 | August 22, 2012 10:24 am

    bluliner10 wrote:

    doriangrey wrote:
    Bunk X wrote:
    - Children, the curious, and monks will probably notice a dog driving the taxi..
    The dog isn’t driving the car, the photo is taken in Europe, (pay attention to the cars license plates) the dog is in the passenger seat.
    Most nations in Europe are left-hand drive, right-side of the road just like here. Dog is driving a taxi, and that big ass does nothing for me. Taken in Asia…different story altogether.

    No, the dog is not driving the Taxi. Look at the picture carefully. You can download it if necessary. Don’t look at the bubble butt, look at the Taxi. Look at the woman across the street. In mid stride, just planting her toe on the ground, hand reflectively going to her throat, knee starting to turn in anticipation of being run over.

    The taxi has just slammed on it’s brakes, the driver has been thrown forward so that only a small portion of his face is visible and his hand which is on the steering wheel. The dog, who was in the back seat, and strangely enough not wearing a seat belt, has been thrown forward against the back of the drivers seat.

    The dogs forelegs can clearly be seen pointing straight down, whereas the arm seen on the steering wheel is running parallel to the ground. Furthermore, the distance from the dog’s shoulder to the steering wheel is clearly 4 times the length of the dog’s foreleg, making it utterly impossible for the dog to be driving.


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