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Caption This!

by coldwarrior ( 201 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Open thread at March 10th, 2010 - 3:35 pm

caption this!

Mutt and Jeff: Zionist Entity Will Disappear

by snork ( 151 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Islamists, Open thread at February 26th, 2010 - 3:00 pm

Jeff meets Mutt in Damascus:

Jeff holds Mutt’s hand.

Iran: New Middle East won’t include Zionists

Arab nations will usher in a new Middle East “without Zionists and without colonialists,” Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday.

Ahmadinejad spoke Thursday during a trip to Syria. The trip follows a string of US efforts to break up Syria’s 30-year alliance with Tehran.

He said that “if the Zionist regime wants to repeat its past mistakes, this will bring about its demise and annihilation.”

Silly Jeff. Silly Mutt. Isn’t holding hands kinda…ghey? Aren’t you guys supposed to get pushed off a cliff or something for that?

This is an open thread, and caption if you can.

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Mutt and Jeff not pleased with woman without burka:

Caption This

by snork ( 166 Comments › )
Filed under Ahmadinejad, Caption This, Iran, Open thread at February 7th, 2010 - 8:00 pm

In case it’s not obvious, that’s Mr. Dinnerjacket. And this is an open thread.

Obama bows to Mayor

by Rodan ( 97 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Blogmocracy, Caption This, Humor, Open thread at January 31st, 2010 - 6:00 pm

Our Radical Progressive President, Barack Hussein Obama, bows yet again. This time he bows to Tampa Mayor, Pam Iorio. Yes the President of the United states bows to a mayor! There are no words left to say. I’ll let the pictures speak for itself.

(Picture Hat Tip: Weasel Zippers)


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Can You Caption This?

by m ( 165 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Open thread at January 27th, 2010 - 3:00 pm

Blogmocracy in Action!
Guest post by: Macker!


Hello Fellow Netizens of The Blogmocracy!

Here’s one of our “Favorite” Demo☭rats, Барни Франк, in some type of encounter he isn’t used to:

What should their reactions be? Have at it!

Macker

Colombian Rotisserie Chicken Evening Open Thread

by Rodan ( 242 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Open thread at January 20th, 2010 - 5:30 pm

Colombia is famous for many things. They are known for their women, their coffee and Aguardiente. One thing they are also known for is their Rotisserie Chicken. I don’t know what makes theirs different, but it is awesome. Growing up in Woodside, Queens and I loved the chicken along with rice and red beans. Luckily, in Tampa I found some good Colombian spots where I can get this food. The good thing about these places is the amount of food one gets for their money. You get plates full of fried plantains, rice, beans, chicken, Eggs, fries, corn cakes empanadas, chorizo sausages  and steaks. These are called Platos Tipicos or Traditional dishes. I’ll tell you, Colombians love to eat.

My Step dad and well as many of my freinds are Colombian. I am also a supporter of the Rightwing Government of Alvaro Uribe. He has restored order to Colombia and is standing up to Progressive thug and former Obama ally, Hugo Chavez.

This is an Open thread so we can take break from the news. Any topic is allowed, Sports, History, Music and any subject is encouraged!

Enjoy the evening!

Update: This video is too funny!

(Hat Tip: rain of laid)

Caption This

by savage ( 145 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Humor, Open thread at January 2nd, 2010 - 6:00 pm

cj shine

I figure it’s about time, haven’t found a good one until now.

Hat tip to Al the Grouch at GCP.

Schwarzenegger praises Obama Overnight Open

by Rodan ( 64 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Blogmocracy, Caption This, Economy, Global Warming Hoax, Tranzis at December 21st, 2009 - 9:07 pm

Arnold Schwarzenegger who was a better actor than governor has nothing but praise for Barack Hussein Obama. Arnold is a Progressive Republican and a Transnationalist. Like Obama he really believes in the Global Warming Hoax and has implemented policies that have ruined California. So ity is no surprise that he thinks Obama is doing a good job.

Obama fail

Washington (CNN) – Not every Republican is a critic of President Obama. At least one thinks the president is doing a fine job – at least when it comes to the effort involved in being the country’s chief executive.

Asked to give Obama a grade as the end of the president’s first year in office approaches, Arnold Schwarzenegger, California’s Republican governor, gave Obama high marks.

“When it comes to effort, [Obama] should get a straight A,” Schwarzenegger told CNN Chief National Correspondent John King in an interview that aired Sunday on State of the Union.

“He’s out there with tremendous energy and he’s selling his ideas. And he has great enthusiasm there. He’s a great speaker, a great communicator.”

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Progressives regardless of parties support each other. Both Schwarzenegger and Obama are Elitists. They look down at the rest of us as just serfs.

This is an open thread so discuss any topic.

Empanada Saturday Open

by Rodan ( 276 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Open thread at December 12th, 2009 - 1:18 pm

Its a lazy Saturday Afternoon for me today. I’m just watching The Good Shepard on HBO2 West and for lunch I’m having an Empanada. These are Spanish Beef beef patties common in Spain, Portugal, Italy, The Philippines and Latin America. The Jamaicans have their version as well, which I also enjoy! They are can be made of beef, chicken, cheese and seafood. There are regional varieties and any sauce can be used for them.

An empanada is a Spanish and Portuguese stuffed bread or pastry, also known as “impanada” in Italy. The name comes from the verb empanar, meaning to wrap or coat in bread. Empanada is made by folding a dough or bread patty around the stuffing. In Spain, empanadas are usually large and circular in shape and are cut into smaller portions for consumption, whereas in Portugal and South America empanadas are normally small and semi-circular (this type of empanada is also common in the province of Cadiz, Spain). Empanadas are also known by a wide variety of regional names (see the entries for the individual countries below).

The empanada may have its origin in the ‘”muaajanat“,[citation needed], the savory pastries introduced into Spain and Portugal during the Arabic occupation of the Iberian Peninsula, especially the half-moon-shaped sanbusak, which is also the ancestor of the Indian samosa. Popular in some Arab countries are “muaajanat bi sabaniq maa lahm” (literally, pastries with spinach and meat). In Spain the dish is known as Galician empanada or simply empanada, whereas in Portugal it is only known as “empanada”. It is likely[citation needed] that empanadas in the Americas have their origins in Galicia, Spain and Portugal, where an empanada is prepared similar to a large pie which is cut in pieces, making it a portable and hearty meal for working people. The filling of Galician and Portugal empanada usually includes either tuna, sardines or chorizo, but can instead contain cod fish or pork loin. The meat or fish is commonly in a tomato, garlic and onion sauce inside the bread or pastry casing. Due to the large number of Galician immigrants in Latin America, the empanada gallega has also become popular in that region. The dish was carried to South America by colonists, where they remain very popular to this day. Empanadas in South America have various fillings, detailed below.

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Empanada

Enjoy your Saturday afternoon.

Obama and Tiger Woods Picture Open Thread

by Rodan ( 193 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Caption This, Open thread at December 10th, 2009 - 4:48 pm

Barack Hussein Obama and Tiger Woods are 2 pathetic examples of human beings. The below is from Golf Digest and is perfect to symbolize our times.

Obama-Woods

They are both liars and beloved by our media.

(Hat Tip: Urban Infidel)

Saturday Drinking Thread: Aguardiente Edition

by Rodan ( 210 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy, Caption This, Music, Open thread at November 14th, 2009 - 7:41 pm

Well here is our weekly drinking thread that has moved to a new Time slot: Saturday. In the tradition of  past threads I will describe what I am drinking tonight. It is a South American liquor called Aquardiente. This liquor is really only for shots and is very strong. Some brands have anywhere 30-70% Alcohol content. I am drinking this tonight because my Step Dad has returned from a Month long trip to Colombia so I’m having a few shots with him. We are watching the Cotto-Pacquiao fight tonight and talking politics.

Here is a description of what Aguardiente is and it’s popularity in South America.

In Colombia, aguardiente is an anise-flavoured liqueur derived from sugar cane, popular in the Andean region. Each department of Colombia holds the rights to produce it, but aguardiente produced in one region can be sold in another. By adding different amounts of aniseed, different flavours are obtained, leading to extensive marketing and fierce competition between brands. Aguardiente has a 29% alcohol content. Other anise-flavoured liqueurs similar to aguardiente but with a lower alcohol content are also sold. Aguardiente has maintained since the Spanish era the status of the most popular alcoholic beverage in the andean regions of Colombia with the notable exception of the Caribbean Region in which the Rum is king. Colombians in the andean regions drink it straight as individual shots and they rarely use it in cocktails.

In Chile, aguardiente is an alcoholic beverage of 45% and higher alcohol content by volume. It is made, like Italian grappa, by distilling the grape residue, primarily the skins and pulp (orujo) plus the stems (escobajos) and seeds, left over from winemaking after pressing the grapes. It is used to make several other flavored liquors like the murtado or enmurtillado (using sun dried murtilla, an orange-reddish wild rose fruit), the enguindado (soaking sun dried morello cherries) and licor de oro (flavored with saffron and lemon peel). Dried mint, peeled walnuts, almonds, and other aromatic herbs are also used to flavor the aguardiente. It is mainly consumed by itself, or as a base to make cola de mono (“monkey tail”).

In Brazil, an aguardente known as cachaça or pinga, considered distinct from traditional aguardiente, is made from sugar cane. Cachaça, like rum, has two varieties: unaged (white) and aged (gold). White cachaça is usually bottled immediately after distillation and tends to be cheaper. It is often used to prepare caipirinha and other beverages in which cachaça is an ingredient. Dark cachaça, usually seen as the “premium” variety, is aged in wood barrels and is meant to be drunk pure. Traditionally no herbs are used to flavour the cachaça and its flavour is influenced by the fermentation agent, time spent in the cask or type of wood from which the barrel is made.

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Firewater would be it’s English named equivalent. For those wanting to try this drink, most liquor stores have the Cristal Brand from Colombia.

In honor of Colombia I present these videos.

Here’s Lebanese-Colombian singer Shakira’s Hips don’t lie.

This is the musical style of Colombia called Cumbia.

Enjoy your Saturday Night and treat this as an open thread.

Cristal

Sabi the black Lab found after 14 Months in Afghanistan

by Rodan ( 68 Comments › )
Filed under Afghanistan, Blogmocracy, Caption This, Islamic Invasion, Islamic Supremacism, Islamic Terrorism, Sharia (Islamic Law), Taliban at November 14th, 2009 - 4:30 pm

Here’s a positive story for a change on Blogmocracy we can discuss.  I am a Dog/Wolf lover and believe they are blessed creatures. They are loyal and can sense evil when it’s present. The story about Sabi, the Black Lab who has been found after missing after 14 months in Afghanistan.

Australia Afgan Retreiver Returns

SYDNEY – A bomb-sniffing dog that disappeared during a fierce battle in Afghanistan between Australian troops and militant fighters has been found and returned to its unit after more than a year.

And Sabi the black Labrador is getting a celebrity welcome home.

Sabi was with a joint Australian-Afghan army patrol ambushed in restive Uruzgan province in September 2008, triggering a gunfight that wounded nine troops and earned one Australian soldier the country’s highest bravery medal.

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This is an amazing and uplifting story. The Dog was in hostile territory as Islamo-Imperialism is anti-Dog. It’s a miracle the Taliban didn’t kill this innocent being as they are Imperial Colonialist shock troops. I am glad Sabi is safe and may she have a long and happy life!

Overnight Open Thread: Siesta Key

by Rodan ( 106 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy, Caption This, Open thread at November 11th, 2009 - 9:17 pm

This is the overnight thread to discuss any topic the Netizens desire. The picture I have on this post is that of Siesta Key, FL which is one of the top Beaches in the US. I go here regularly and enjoy the powdery White Sand.

Have a good night and let it all out here!

siesta-key

Saturday Night Drinking Thread: San Miguel Edition

by Rodan ( 292 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy, Caption This, Music, Open thread at November 7th, 2009 - 6:01 pm

Just when you thought it was gone, it comes back. The Drinking Thread returns for a rare Saturday night Appearance.

Today’s Drinking thread will feature San Miguel Beer. This beer is brewed in the Philippines has a great taste and doesn’t make you feel full. Here is it’s history.

Established in 1890, La Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel, Southeast Asia’s first brewery produced and bottled what would eventually become one of the bestselling beers in the region. Within the span of a generation, San Miguel Beer would become an icon among beer drinkers.

By 1914, San Miguel Beer was being exported from its headquarters in Manila to Shanghai, Hong Kong and Guam. A pioneer in Asia, San Miguel established a brewery in Hong Kong in 1948, the first local brewer in the crown colony.

I discovered San Miguel through a Filipino friend of and have been pleased with this product. Whatever you are drinking, enjoy your evening.

San Miguel

CAPTION CONTEST #2

by Rodan ( 684 Comments › )
Filed under Caption This, Guest Post, Open thread at November 1st, 2009 - 11:00 am

Blogmocracy In Action

Guest Blogger: Macker

Hello fellow Netizens of the Blogmocracy! Well, a certain movie was released on DVD this week, and y’all who don’t want to wait for Skiffy’s bland version in January should get this! In the meantime, I decided to use this photo from that movie for this incarnation (HA!).

Here it is and have at it!

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