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aw h3ll! Wrong thread. Sorry.

Is that a barrelable or just a mocking?

Oh hi again ((and again - try #2, this time on intended thread - commenting is haaard)) lines of text with pretensions of personhood.

Can the happy doggeh from the last thread thread before last be transplanted here so I see it when I reload the page?

What's up so far, in seven words or fewer? Wait, I'll go read for myself. BRB...

or not...

♩♩ sustained suspenseful tone ♩♩

((Sigh. It all seemed funny the first time....))

Oh hi again lines of text with pretensions of personhood.

Can the happy doggeh from the last thread be transplanted here so I see it when I reload the page?

What's up so far, in seven words or fewer? Wait, I'll go read for myself. BRB...

or not...

♩♩ sustained suspenseful tone ♩♩

Passed along, FWIW. jc's prescient hindsight?

Posted by: mindful webworker - doodler at January 09, 2014 08:21 PM (U13jb)

It's a good slogan. I passed it on to Dan Bongino, running here in Md.

The doggeh makes me feel wheeee! Not bad.

Hey, glad there's an open thread (HI FOLKS!) because I have a random thought - as if I ever have any other. Sherman, set the Wayback Machine for the ONT, four days ago:

I had a glimpse of an advertisement come into my head today --- still hazy --- would have a phrase in it similar to: "If you want to keep your doctor you have to replace your Senator."
Posted by: jc at January 05, 2014 01:05 AM (PlzOe)
http://minx.cc/?blog=86&post=346209#c21609912

The next day, on PoliNation (http://bit.ly/ReplSen) Pistol Pete blogs a YouTube video
"Keep Your Doctor - Change Your Senator" uploaded by Monica For Oregon... on Jan 2.
http://youtu.be/tiT4yg8OSbM

Passed along, FWIW. jc's prescient hindsight?

he totally knew. He is a big fat[ liar.
Fixed- because I couldn't resist.
Posted by: AllenG (DedicatedTenther) Ah, F It. at January 09, 2014 11:36 AM (PYAXX)

Obligatory.

I'm glad somebody did that so I don't have to.

also

PYAXX is quite a hash!

(74 by: mindful webworker)

77 Ick. Smells like cat piss in here. : mugiwara

85 yep : phoenixgirl

(88 by: mindful webworker)

89 Yeah, I was JUST thinking that. : Tami

:: looks over shoulder / upthread to see who else might be being referenced; sees nothing; feels surge of paranoia ::

:: On top of which, I think one of the cats did just pee, whiff of which has wafted to me, so, maybe, it's just a shared experience? ::

How much femskin would it take to dress up Kris Krispie ? : ScoggDog

I thought I was scarred for life by the femskin gif. Now this! aaaaaaaaagggggggg

"Rome lost itself in hedonism and self-destructed. Now it seems to be the USA's turn..." - Kinley Ardal

Could be. There are some forces America has which Rome did not.

The Constitution (more generally, those sworn to it)
Two millennia of Christian heritage
Internet mockery

Pretty powerful ammo, there.

"If only President Obama wasn't so committed to the obsolete Constitution...." -Mary Cloggenstein

OMG, "Mary!" You've outdone yourself with that one!

A Heat Warming Steel Panther Story

Intentional senseless pun or typo?

Odds this headline stays for good? (Cobs disqualified from play)

Funny dog video?

Funny dog video?

When I get to the desktop, that better be a danged funny video, taking up a whole dump headline like that, when something Syrias could have been linked!

/keed

Coburn is not exactly Tea Party, but he's a cut above RINO. Being old school gentleman may be his blind spot, a la Romney.

I would hope we could field a good Constitutionalist for Senator here in the true bluest of the true blue states, but I have know idea who's on the horizon for his replacement. Sherry? Soona?

No, we can't let our freshman Congressman Bridenstein move up yet.

But I do have a coupon for a free lunch at a Mexican restaurant.
Posted by: Anna Puma

There's no such thing as a free lunch... especially at a Mexican restaurant.
- Chef Milton "Refritos" Freidman

Brett Linley 29
Matthew Weikert 29
Justus Bartett 27
Dave Santos 21
Jesse Reed 26
Matthew Johnson 21
Zachary Fisher 24
Brandon King 23
Christopher Goeke 23 and
Sheldon Tate 27...
...are all Marines who gave their lives last month for you. There is no media for them; not even a mention of their names.
Posted by: freaked

Thank you, freaked.

I kept a little newslink blog when we had just started in Afghanistan. I listed every war death. Got heartbreaking at times, but if I'd kept up the blog, I'd still do it. They're not statistics. Each one someone's son, and our brother. And the world's finest.

I'm not anti-war, but I sure resent slaughter of our best of the best for goalless military entanglements.

obamacare for dummies
http://therightscoop.com/obamacare-for-dummies-what-if-buying-coffee-was...
Posted by: artisanal 'ette

Oh, video. I'll try to remember to watch later on the desktop.

Meanwhile, from the archives, the short form of Obamacare Tax for Dummies (clic nic)

What's funny is he considers himself an erudite scholar in the reality-based community.
Posted by: @JohnTant

Our Betters know better than all expertise, tradition, and history, how to run everything, because, college degrees!

Insurance
Banks
Farms
Medicine
Diet
Dishwashing detergent
Light bulbs
Toilets
Ecology
Climate
Economy
Race relations
et so very many cetera

Regressivism... there's nothing it can't handle.

Well, the kids are off for a FOURTH snow day after the assurance last night that they'd be back to school today. This is DAY 20 OF THEIR EXTENDED WINTER BREAK. AAARGH!
Posted by: ---

How terribly strange. Our home-schoolers were raised in Chicago, yet never had a snow day. But then, their teachers weren't union, and never even had weekends off.

"Looks like the DPRK team beat Dennis Rodman's ex-NBA team."

When the Globetrotters played against my high school's coaches (late 1960s), the Globetrotters won by just one basket, IIRC

And by played against, I of course mean permitted the coaches to occasionally get a basket to keep it fun.

At that point, it's not sport, it's theater. Wonder if Rodman's team discussed beforehand by how many points they ought to lose?

HBD Bob Denver.

We first met Gilligan when he was the obviously-stoned beatnik Maynard.

Here's the final frame, transiting o the next scene, from his first appearance in Dobie Gillis. Note the oh-so-subtle implication by a clever film editor.
http://mindfulwebworks.com/radical/maynard-on-drugs