I had forgotten about these, enjoy!
From a 1993 broadcast of the British TV series “Saturday Zoo’ hosted by Jonathan Ross
Oscar-winning Hollywood anti-hero Christopher Walken performs Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’
Evening Story Time
by coldwarrior ( 76 Comments › )Filed under Humor, Open thread at February 4th, 2013 - 8:00 pm
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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!
http://conservativebyte.com/2013/02/regardless-of-your-views-on-homosexuality-it-should-bother-everyone-in-america-that-this-is-happening/
This article makes a lot of sense and I’m afraid it is a sign of things to come.
Mars wrote:
Oh and paging buzzsaw.
Mars wrote:
Sensitivity training is just the prelude to the Gulags for today’s Liberals.
on one hand there are those that are so freaked out that they think gays should be jailed, then there are those that believe gays want to marry to subvert heteros and ultimately the high morals of all humans then the Constitution itself…I can’t think of another subject so boring and voyeuristic and ridiculous to even think about…there is no throttle, no contact, no rhythm or beat…just a big nosey fail
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
When I first saw that I told my family it was reeducation camp time.
heysoos wrote:
None of which had anything to do with the article, so thanks for that.
Mars wrote:
regardless of any article, I don’t have any reservations with my opinions
heysoos wrote:
That we are all well aware of and that’s how it should be.
Let’s keep in mind that all of us here hold at least one or two opinions that would not be considered “politically correct” which could result in any of us being shipped off for reeducation at any time. Just as soon as this kind of crap trickles down to the masses.
man spoke his mind, now he gets to do the time. no crime, the man just spoke his mind.
heh
this is no different than mandatory HR training in the corporation. it is nonsense there, and it is nonsense here.
@ Mars:
I utterly abhor the notion of sensitivity training…the very idea that private sexuality in this country seems to be everybody’s really pisses me off, then to politicize behavior, feed it into the schools, my meter blows
do they allow gays on muslim soccer teams?
heysoos wrote:
Well said.
In my opinion we’d hear a lot less from the right, if there weren’t so many people on the homosexual side of the argument shoving it in everyones face all the time.
Both sides can shut the fuck up and go home. I’d be a lot happier.
Quit telling my kids that it’s perfectly normal behavior and encouraging it at the elementary school level and maybe I wouldn’t have to explain more information to them.
Get the feds out of the gay marriage issue. Let the states and individual churches decide how they want to handle it.
Nothing about this whole issue is worth going to the federal level. And frankly being on either side of the issue shouldn’t require anyone to take reeducation in order to change their mind.
coldwarrior wrote:
Sure, I believe they use their heads as the ball.
@ Mars:
individual liberty, smaller govt, states rights
the solution works every time
Mars wrote:
must be quite a conundrum for 0.
coldwarrior wrote:
That’s why it can’t be allowed.
If we let problems be solved, there won’t be anything for bureaucrats to do.
@ Mars:
and well said to you…agreed…it’s an issue because a very few people are deeply invested in persecution, or political gain and both sides strain personal freedom and tolerance…the whole issue is overblown from where I stand and I’m loath to get tangled up in morality issues…this is not political behavior, it’s social and should be discreet
lobo91 wrote:
ideally there is 20% unemployment for many many quarters in the parasite class who occupy nova.
lobo91 wrote:
they create new problems in the wake of the old…a perpetual motion machine
found an old tape of me riding the bus to school…
@ heysoos:
Of course. Most of the problems we face today are the result of stupid policies they dreamed up in the ’60s and ’70s.
night yinz…2 days of work ahead.
@ heysoos:
@ heysoos:
no link?…kinda ruins it
America’s First Islamic College Opens In Berkeley…
Isn’t a “Muslim liberal arts college” an oxymoron?
@ lobo91:
I have a sudden chill
lobo91 wrote:
Indeed!
I refuse…
The cheerleading burqua squad would be great.
The liberal arts curriculum is a product of the Enlightenment, so the concept is an oxymoron since there hasn’t been a Muslim Enlightenment yet.
Well folks…It’s done. As of 01/30/2013, I am once again a divorced man.
Macker wrote:
hooray for recycling!
have a friend that worked at Jim Beam
and he would fail all the HR traing couses
on purpose.they would call him back in to watch
the video again and let him take the “test”over
again>LOL
If you’re good with it, congratulations.
@ mawskrat:
pimf>LOL
@ heysoos:
This is gonna take some effort on my part.
@ RIX:
The football team probably wouldn’t, since they’d refuse to touch the ball.
//Pigskin and all
I started out as a beer can@ Calo:
ha!
snort
RIX wrote:
Think of the wet burqua contests.
lobo91 wrote:
That would be culturally insensitive.
Games would be played with Nerf balls.
Fantastic & beer pong with Fatima.
Wait ! Green Tea pong.
@ Macker:
my wife would get half my pension…that’s a
non starter>///////
Macker wrote:
I hope you are able to get yours out of your life. I will never be that lucky.
Mars wrote:
I would ask all my friends to pray that God will send a good loving woman who will challenge my intellect and spirit!
@ Mars:
I was divorced three times..I’ve been ripped off, my records stolen, kicked to the curb and even jailed…I’ve decided marriage is for others
Macker wrote:
Haven’t had any luck on that front myself. But, I get to hear from the psychotic ex at least 3 times a week.
Mars wrote:
I’m here, briefly.
I don’t know what I can add, particularly—save to point out, yet again, that the gay-rights movement is poised to destroy the First and Tenth Amendments this Spring; that “transgenderism” is both the stealth means towards normalizing same-sex marriage, and a negation of science and objective fact; and that opposition to the gay-rights movement’s goals has nothing to do with tolerance for, acceptance of, or friendship with, people who may act on their same-sex attractions.
@ RIX:
No Hail Mary plays, either.
@ heysoos:
Once for me, still going after 21 years. We enjoy ganging up and mocking the teenagers we have and watching their frustration.
Harram.
Mars wrote:
I don’t hear from Ex #1 after she frakked up our son’s life by letting him quit school at 15. I sure won’t be in communication with Ex #2 either. I am already disappearing her from my life, much like the Soviets did with Lavrenti Beria.
Calo wrote:
I get along really well with my kid’s mom…she and I are very close but not married..there are four of us and no matter who or what, we’ll stick together by the sheer force of love
RIX wrote:
Dealing with the exploding Cornerbacks will be a problem…
@ heysoos:
@ heysoos:
Yep, bound by love for our kids.
Don’t make me weepy, haysoos.
It’s Monday and I have my big girl panties on tonight.
@ Macker:
@ heysoos:
My ex actually promised a good relationship. But, of course being that she’s bi-polar, lied about it in court, never followed the court request for the proof, has an obsession with dropping her entire life and running away every couple years, the fact she only cares for the children in that they provide her a feeling of control, well it’s a mess.
Of course I had a lawyer who didn’t want to fight, an “understanding” judge, well it didn’t go as well as it should have.
I’m trying to imagine some of the cheers, “Ricasisk, Rickasick, Rock, Rock, Rock
kick the Infidels inn the jock.”
Good night all.
@ RIX:
Night, Rix.
Shake your pom poms before you go to sleep.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
What a preposterous loon! How you get taken seriously around here is beyond me.
WTH? Cruising around DoD and found a tweet by Charles Johnson
Sorry for linking .the link
Moe Katz wrote:
And yet, everything he said is demonstrably true.
@ lobo91:
Lobo, how was bidness last weekend at the gun show?
I would assume a bit slow on Sunday.
Calo wrote:
The show was packed on Saturday. Less so on Sunday.
It mostly seemed to be people looking for ammunition. Things were pretty slow for me, unfortunately.
@ lobo91:
So, do you think you hit a high in January and now are in the slump now that Christmas sales are over?
Gotta keep you on your toes as second quarter approaches (and April 15th) to look for new marketing techniques.
@ Calo:
There are a lot of variables. I think some of it has to do with how backed up the background check and permit system is right now.
Monty Python’s ‘Story Time’
@ lobo91:
I saw that the background check is ?10? or more days.
And most people want items they purchased now, rather than wait.
It’s the nature of consumers in an Amazon era of overnight shipping.
Just keep watching your variables and adjust until uncomfortable.
@ Calo:
The background check situation is really screwing up gun show sales. People (both buyers and sellers) often travel from out of town to attend the shows, and it’s a real problem if they have to come back 2 weeks later to pick up their purchases.
The permits are crazy now. If you call the Sheriff’s department tomorrow to make an appointment, you’ll get one sometime in May.
lobo91 wrote:
Yep, I’m picking up my application for CCW tomorrow and they said my appointment to turn it in will be in 6-8 weeks.
@ Mars:
Meh! It takes about two minutes for the IRS to confiscate your funds after filing your taxes.
@ Calo:
We really need to ditch to state-run background check system here. All it does is slow things down. Now they’re talking about making people pay for their crappy service, which is even worse.
The federal system works much better, mainly because it’s run by contractors.
http://theulstermanreport.com/2013/02/05/breaking-obama-doj-green-lights-drone-strikes-against-americans/
@ Calo:
So, is there a reason why anybody cares what Chuckie or any of his sycophants think or what offends them. These were the same kind of people who had no problem seeing Bush’s head on a pike or movies depicting his ass.as.ination. Let them have their outrageous outrage.
@ Macker:
@ heysoos:
@ Mars:
Sold mine to slavers about 15 years ago. Worked out pretty good./
@ AZfederalist:
No reason.
Just a distraction that worked.
I’m out, good night.
Hmm… So far as I know, here in VA you just turn in the completed CCW permit application with all of the requirements to the lady behind the appropriate counter at the courthouse. No appointment. State law dictates you MUST be issued the permit within a fixed length of time unless it is rejected for cause.