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February 09, 2008
80 Responses To "Saturday Open Thread"
I propose we declare war on Germany (and appoint Coulter to be a general) in order to liberate their beer, which we will use to raise beer-fed beef, and with the leather of the beef-cows we will bound bibles, which we will build a border fence with, under the instruction of Coulter. #1 - Posted by: AR on February 9, 2008 08:01 PMIt was a fantasy about Coulter and Ingrham in brown shirts and boots that first started my conversion to Conservatism. They are both as hot as they are brilliant. Yeah, I'm just gonna concentrate on Coulter, spacemonkey, after seeing her speech yesterday. She's got the largest reamer on a brace in modern politics. Some beef would be good, too, along with my beer. Now, more Coulter please! #3 - Posted by: Jimmy on February 9, 2008 08:09 PMSurprised it hasn't been mentioned here yet, but it looks like Paul's giving up...kind of. #4 - Posted by: WAL on February 9, 2008 08:43 PMI'm reading through the Bible right now. I'm at Exodus 20 and I have the overwhelming urge to watch the Ten Commandments. Charlton Heston is SO great. "THOSE WHO WILL NOT LIVE BY THE LAW SHALL DIE BY THE LAW!" You gotta admit, that's pretty badass. Also, next Sunday, I'm taking the Firearms Safety Course, which will thus enable me to apply for a gun license (I live in communist Canada). I'm pretty excited for that. #5 - Posted by: Emily on February 9, 2008 08:43 PM"I live in communist Canada" Why? #6 - Posted by: AR on February 9, 2008 08:46 PMNo pork?!?!? I want my baby back ribs. You also forgot to mention Michelle Malkin. Michelle Malkin!!!! #7 - Posted by: ChrisA on February 9, 2008 09:16 PMI just can't get excited about voting for hitlery, obsama or McCan't. #8 - Posted by: Bill on February 9, 2008 09:17 PMYou guys watching today's caucus/primary returns? Obama is cleaning Clinton's chronometer. And Huckabee thinks he can still pull it off (ala Kansas)! It looks like a socialist airhead vs. a old, pro-amnesty geezer in the final. I need to be attacked by conservatives. Where's my bottle of Coulter? #9 - Posted by: Jimmy on February 9, 2008 09:31 PMAh yes, Coulter and Ingrahm in brownshirts and boots. I had that same fantasy. #10 - Posted by: Jeep on February 9, 2008 09:51 PMBeef-my favorite animal flesh (though high grade tuna is a close second) Beer-"Living proof that God wants us to be happy and healthy." Benjamin Franklin, Also Belgian ales will rock your world (and empty your wallet). War-A grim nesscarity of human existence, so accept and make sure you're the most feared badass on the block. Coulter-A loved her till she went off her rocker (Jersey girls bullshit), now should be the subject of an intervention if she actively campaigns/promotes Hillary. Bibles-Everybody should peodically read from, great stuff in there. Border fence- should include landmines, reverse ditch ankle brakers, triple physical fences and screw a rancor or some ghouls patrolling between the fences. Guns-love 'em, can't decide between getting a nice 1911 (less than $1500) or an SLR milled reciever 7,62x39mm rifle (I'd get a milled 5,56 NATO except they have temporaily stopped producing them). #11 - Posted by: warlord conservative on February 9, 2008 10:09 PMIt was a dark and stormy night.... I dig Coulter's books, even just started 'Slander' a few days ago, but I agree with war-con. She's still a great conservative pundit, though. I want guns, but not just any guns; I want a couple of HK MP7's, a couple of SiG 556's, and a couple of modified Mossberg 12 gauges w/ pistol grips & a few thousand Sabot slugs. The border fence should have a 200' vertical range: 100' in the ground & 100' above. Guard towers every 1/4 mile equipped with the latest & best in long-range target elimination. All this is war... Imagine a world without cocaine & nasty-ass Dos Equis "beer! Beef, buffalo, spotted owl, whatever. As long as my food cast a moving shadow at some point, I'll find a way to BBQ it. And the Bible? It's an acronym: Obama's Virginia speech just over. Clinton is history. Gone. Toast. Out-a-here. Bye-bye Clintons. Forget Clinton, people, Barack Obama will be the Democrat Tribal Leader. He wants to lead the tribe. #14 - Posted by: Jimmy on February 9, 2008 11:03 PMAnyone ever have Kobe beef? I hear its good, but its expensive and I like money.... #15 - Posted by: AR on February 9, 2008 11:14 PMI need to really get the message out about something. That is health and health CARE. After my dad had abominations (surgery, radiation, and chemo"therapy") done to him to get rid of his cancer, with the end result being failure, I've looked into natural solutions for cancer. Natural doctors are being gagged from using remedies that aren't blessed by the FDA or pharmaceutical companies. They are punished for giving their patients laetrile (called B17 or Amygdalin). Even if a herbal remedy WORKS herbal companies (or even health stores) are not allowed to say so, and if they do they are reprimanded with the result being them going out of business. There's another point to this to. Through fascistic control of remedies, the FDA ,with much conjunction with the pharm. companies (it's hard to tell who is really charge of the reins), they are controlling health and, by relation, YOU. I'm not saying let's all become pot-smoking hippies, I'm just saying give doctors the power to heal their patients. Give the patients the power to choose the doctor that they think will heal them most. I know this may sound like the maniacal ramblings of a mad, smelly, hippie woman, but this is important to me, and I KNOW it's important for other people. We may be screwed this presidential election, but there are Senators and Representatives that do the back work. Tell them that you want the freedom to choose your health care, your money, and your way of life. Some health sites that espouse the same things I'm saying are a bit kooky, but that doesn't change the fact that we NEED to have control of the thing the gov't shouldn't take from us: our health. If they had a regulation committee to break our souls, they'd make it. I received my shipment of Essiac (Flor Essence brand) and other health stuff (and I may get a hold of some apricot kernel seeds and B17/Laetrile/Amygdalin.) R*n P4ul introduced a bill for Health Freedom, even though I wouldn't vote for him for Pres., I would ask that you look into the bill. If you look long enough, you'll hear very scary stuff. Sadly, a lot of it's true, which makes it hard to dissect paranoia from the gov't actually trying to control people health and the people themselves. :-/ Thanks for looking at this. I'm NOT crazy. I still like a good steak. So there. I'm "normal". Yes. #16 - Posted by: ochagirl on February 9, 2008 11:17 PMUgh. Is anyone gonna actually take the time to read that post. Sorry for the length. Just . . . had . . . to . . . unload. #17 - Posted by: ochagirl on February 9, 2008 11:19 PMCoulter with a capital "C", bible with a small "B". You freakin' Right Wing commie pinko! #18 - Posted by: Bilbo on February 9, 2008 11:24 PMSorry, lost my Mom to cancer 28 years ago. There are just no easy answers. And yes I did take the time to read your post. Keep your chin up. No one said it would be easy, just worth it. #19 - Posted by: on February 9, 2008 11:28 PMHuck won Kansas and he's winning Louisiana and he's 2nd in Washington? That's weird. #20 - Posted by: Nate on February 9, 2008 11:31 PM#12 - Posted by: hwy93 on February 9, 2008 10:27 PM My ultimate wish is that someday I will be as awesome as you. #21 - Posted by: Mike on February 9, 2008 11:31 PMIn the spirit of "guns" as a topic, I would recommend buying them! All of them. From me of course. My current feature item is the oh so sweet Barrett, subject of much hand-wringing and consternation, .50 caliber M82A1A/XM107 (no need to inquire if you are from California). Want the (BOS) Barrett long range optics package to go with that? Yep, it's also avalaible - albeit at pricey prices. Need more? There are 30,119 guns for sale at Traction Control's site. Another thing up at the site is Litmus Test - Parts I and II where the Senate and the House support is categorized in support or non-support of the DC v. Heller case. With sweet, sweet, handmade, colorful graphs! P.S. to Frank - Did you find the scatter gun you were shopping for? If so, do you want to get another? Give me a shout. USCitizen Did someone say guns?? My current friends Rock River LE Tactical with EIEIO tech optic (wish I could afford an ACOG), modified sling, upgraded pistol grip. Springfield XD 40 fullsize highlighted sights, with grip sleeve. #23 - Posted by: TerribleTroy on February 10, 2008 12:28 AM Spokane, WA Republican Caucus Results: With 90% of the precincts reporting - Ron Paul 46%, Mike Huckabee 20%, John Mccain 15%, Mitt Romney 9%, Uncommitted 10%. Just saw Huckabee's shtick with Steven Colbert. Not only has he lost my vote, now I'm gonna turn my back on Christ! #25 - Posted by: bunkerboy on February 10, 2008 01:01 AMFirst off,Coulter and Ingrham in brown shirts and boots is almost better than anything I could ever come up with on my own. Secondly, I just set my fridge 4 great 8 ounce New York strips marinading in my own Guinness Marinade sauce to BBQ tomorrow with my family. Beef...it brings a family together. I only have 2 guns, an antique Shotgun, and a Browning 9 mil. But I lust after many more. Now if you can get Coulter hold a pistol... As for War, border fences, and the Bible: we need much more of the last 2, and just to win the first. #26 - Posted by: Christian on February 10, 2008 02:44 AMIt's been a good weekend! Watching the Clinton campaign slowly begin to tear itself apart as she loses EVERYTHING is super awesome! Listening to Coulter's speech at CPAC was super awesome! Watching McCain get his ass kicked yesterday was super awesome! This is starting to be fun! #27 - Posted by: ussjimmycarter on February 10, 2008 06:18 AMThe Ann Coulter song... http://www.barelypolitical.com/bp-music-videos/episode/CoulterVid seriously, why a hateful drag queen is given any credence within the conservative movement is beyound me. #28 - Posted by: JoeB131 on February 10, 2008 07:56 AMI mean, look at that picture of her, she has an Adam's Apple. #29 - Posted by: JoeB131 on February 10, 2008 07:58 AMBeyound = Beyond. I'm fat-fingering a lot these days... #30 - Posted by: JoeB131 on February 10, 2008 08:04 AM"Beyound = Beyond. I'm fat-fingering a lot these days..." Keep your disgusting hobbies to yourself. #31 - Posted by: ChrisA on February 10, 2008 09:12 AMIf you don't think coulter is a babe you're a homo! #32 - Posted by: ussjimmycarter on February 10, 2008 11:09 AMBeer, indeed. I was in the store buying a bottle of champagne for somebody who had just referred some business to me, and I figured I'd buy some beer as long as I was in there, since my stock was down to a case or so. I bought a six-pack of Grand Teton Bitch Creek ESB. It's somewhat darker than Red Hook ESB, which is my favorite beer for what passes for winter around here. It sure tastes as if the malt has been caramelized somewhat. I happen not to like that, but those of you who do should check it out. #33 - Posted by: Silicon Valley Jim on February 10, 2008 11:24 AMLet's talk about REVOLT. GOP members, let's take our party back. Let's keep McAmnesty from getting sufficient delegates for the convention and then have a "free for all", open convention where we actually draft someone if we have to. #34 - Posted by: katablog on February 10, 2008 12:33 PMIf you don't think coulter is a babe you're a homo! NO It's the other way around. If you want to be with coulter that means YOU DESIRE HOT LOVE MAKING with SKINNY MEN. #35 - Posted by: PeaceNinja on February 10, 2008 12:50 PMDrink beer, eat lots of beef; tan its hyde for the leather to dress Ann Coulter in. #36 - Posted by: on February 10, 2008 12:56 PM#32- Uh, no, you see, I don't really like dating anoxeric drag queens who make hateful comments and thinks they're funny. There's really nothing attractive about her at all. #37 - Posted by: JoeB131 on February 10, 2008 01:15 PM#25 bunkerboy - Huckabee never had your vote! You go through candidates by the sackful. I'm afraid the bag is empty now unless you "get in line." #38 - Posted by: Jimmy on February 10, 2008 01:40 PMAh yes, Coulter and Ingrahm in brownshirts and boots. I had that same fantasy. #10 - Posted by: Jeep on February 9, 2008 09:51 PM No shirts and high heeled thigh high black patent leather boots. Include Michelle Malkin and Mary Catherine Ham. Oh, and hot lesbian prawns! #39 - Posted by: echo5a on February 10, 2008 01:55 PMWhen it comes to beer, I gotta have a Guinness when I can. Any of you ever tried Sierra Nevada Pale Ale or Blue Moon? They're pretty good, even better when you compare them to Bud or MGD. Of course, there's lots of days when the budget only allows for Hurricane HG, but hey, it's still beer. Coulter with a capital "C", bible with a small "B". You freakin' Right Wing commie pinko! #18 - Posted by: Bilbo on February 9, 2008 11:24 PM Bible with a capital B when it is the title. Bible with a lowercase b when it is used as a general term meaning book. Why? #6 - Posted by: AR on February 9, 2008 08:46 PM Cause I was born here and I'm too poor to move out! #40 - Posted by: AlanABQ on February 10, 2008 01:59 PM Guinness = so great! It has to be on tap though. None of that canned jazz... So I'm saving up to buy my first gun in a few months, does anyone know a good one to start with? I'm going for some sort of handgun... #42 - Posted by: Emily on February 10, 2008 02:24 PMDang it, Alan, I normally don't read posts by JoeB131 and all his personalities, but you forced me with your numerical reference to him. I think you nailed the actual Joe with your analysis, though. Thanks, now I can return to my GLAZED over treatment of him and other trolls here. #43 - Posted by: Jimmy on February 10, 2008 02:25 PMLook, I like Coulter and Ingraham but...how about we can the 'brown shirt' comments. Anyone who would say that sounds a little moby-ish to me, and is counting on all us redneck, hillbilly, jesus-freak, beer-drinkin', pickup-truck-drivin', gun-totin', one-toothed, cousin-marryin', inbred, conservative voters to not remember our history. Brown-shirts were Nazis in 1930s Germany, y'all. Never give a moby and even break. #44 - Posted by: dkirk on February 10, 2008 02:31 PM"Brown-shirts were Nazis in 1930s Germany, y'all" I'm gonna say that it was intended as 'wearing brown t-shirts' as in the kind that go with camo and not BEING brown-shirts. #45 - Posted by: ChrisA on February 10, 2008 02:52 PMNono, dkirk. Use your urban dictionary. Like "pearl necklace" being the aftermath of a facial gone bad, "brown shirts" are the natural result of that distinguished lake freighter, the Cleveland Steamer. Now, back to beef and beer. #46 - Posted by: Mister Dirty Language on February 10, 2008 03:08 PMBush says McCain is a "true conservative" Stuff on that you Poflecks! #47 - Posted by: Hodehodehodeho on February 10, 2008 03:55 PMMcCain is a backlash result, because of Bush's low public standing and how f-ing useless the GOP Congress was before and after the 2006 thumping. Oh and Kobe beef is absurdly good and bankruptingly expensive. Finally the 6.5 Grendel is an across the board vastly superior cartridge to 6.8 SPC Rem. #49 - Posted by: warlord conservative on February 10, 2008 05:20 PMSorry AlanBBQ. The only things that never cast a moving shadow live underground, like potatoes or JoeB131. I know you could barbecue broccoli if you tried. #50 - Posted by: the food shadow nazi on February 10, 2008 05:51 PMOh come on, Joe. Coulter's not my hero... You are! What with your circular logic, observational selections, incessant trolling, straw man & ad hominem diatribes, short-term vision, inability to interpret stats... shall I go on? I could, but there's only so much time in a day. #51 - Posted by: AlanABQ on February 10, 2008 06:32 PM#51- I have barbecued sliced potatoes. Verbally, I've repeatedly barbecued Joe's flawed reasoning as well, but barbecuing potatoes is a little trickier. #52 - Posted by: AlanABQ on February 10, 2008 06:51 PMHwy93, RE #12 that was great! Ochagirl, RE #16 I did read your whole post and you make a lot of sense. Only we should be in control of our health decisions. Some men and I use the term loosely in Joes case, are intimidated by Ann. They feel threatened and insecure that a woman can out think them and look awesome doing it. Just because liberal men are dying to get into dresses ( literally) doesn't mean the rest of mankind seeks to be a-sexual. Stop whining about the big bad blond bombshell (who probably weighs in, at what, 115 pounds) and acquire some common sense. Or continue to drool, your choice. #54 - Posted by: on February 10, 2008 08:56 PM#48 JoeB131 "That Jews needed to be "perfected" by being converted to Christianity." That would mean she believes her religion. Jews believe theirs. Muslems believe theirs. Atheists believe theirs. Would that not indicate a level of bigotry on your part to say you can believe what you want to but she is not allowed to? "That the widows of people killed in 9/11 where enjoying their husband's deaths. " I assume they did not hate the attention and prestige they receved from using the tragic death of there husbands for political gain. Her statement is correct and no less insensitive then what they were doing.
Since the FBI tends to be less treasonous then the Times then all things considered I would rather have the FBI building back.
She was making a point that he was talking about the child every other speech. Cindy Sheehan is the only person to use there own dead child more discracefully. Yeah, the fantasy has Coulter and Ingraham in Brown Shirts and Sam Browne belts and high heeled boots w/ fish net stocking! Go with the Nazi image and yes, they could make me talk! Throw in a stack of Shotguns from 1889 Remington 10ga to Siga semi-auto that adds anothet 20-25 long guns and another 2 dozen or so bolt, lever and pump sporting rifles. The time has come for the dissolution of the republican party. For years I have watched everything slide to the left. The reps are now the dems of old, and the new dems are so left they make commies blush. President Bush is not a compasionate conservative... he is a GODD@MN Liberal republican. Now the RNC wants to cram another liberal down our throats?!? The time has come for conservatives to cut off the hand to save our lives. We need to form a new party, establish to the country what we stand for, and make no concessions. WE WILL NOT BE OPRESSED!!! #57 - Posted by: EOD on February 10, 2008 09:33 PM#42 Emily May I recomend a nine millimeter? Its an excellent first pistol. I also would recomend some basic training with it. Most accidents occure because of insufficent training. If all else fails get about 100 rounds and head to the local gun range. Get comfortable with it. #58 - Posted by: TexasArmadillo on February 10, 2008 09:36 PMas someone who has actually seen her in person, Coulter is kinda anorexic, her body is only mediocre, shes got a hot face though, ill give her that..as for guns, everyone needs one(or two) on them at all times Guess who is fishing this year. Clue: The bait is Hillarycare. It is easy to say "it is the economy stupid" and blame George Bush (who most of the liberals bash as stupid), but I am not naive. During 8 years of Clinton we began outsourcing jobs to India via fiber optic cables, what I like to call virtual factor mobility in labor. A giant economic experiment that went bust out of the laboratory (in the real world in other words). In my view we instantly allowed millions of jobs to go overseas on the false promise of a boost in our overall welfare from free trade. However, factor mobility in labor is not free trade at all, it is as if millions were let into the country to work for nothing and pay no taxes. Inside of our country millions of jobs were lost and the remaining jobs left in the country were more difficult to get because of the competition. We didn't just lose call centers, we lost accounting, science, engineering, and analysis to people willing to work for a handful of rupis (whatever a rupi is) per year. There was a big "rollback" on wages. At the same time free trade with China (the PRC) excacerbated the losses of rust belt jobs. There are lag ramifications for Clinton's "golden" economic policies that we are just now starting to feel the pinch from. Why now? Because our credit has run out. Economic miracle, hardly. Don't blame me, I hear the "giant sucking sound (Ross Perot)." My advice would be to make the internet outages permanent in India. Of course the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics)would like us to believe that wages went up not down. How can this be? Well, we have to look at the conflict of interest within the bureau and recognize that they no longer count the wages of the millions of people who are doing the jobs that were once done by Americans but now done through circuits. When you average American wages with the labor that was let in via the fiber you will see where the wages went. Wages went South by the way. Miracle, no. Not even close. Call it the work of the people (maybe the People of China), but the Clintons sent our economy into a tailspin just before they left office which was just fine for the wealthy tycoons who love low wages and did nothing to reverse the tailspin. Call it a marriage made in hell. While they were in office they left a mess for our economy and they thought nobody would notice because there was plenty of lag before the train wreck. They of course want to get back in office to fix what they broke, or not. Should we give them 8 years to be our stewards at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue again? No way. Clip the fiber optic cables today and make the outages permanent. Our economy will roar back to life overnight. The Clinton's motive was to take down the global economy in an effort to destroy the tax base so that finances for the military industrial complex would evaporate and we could enjoy global cooling, communism, and peace. Their plan was well on the way to redistributing the wealth (look at the Indian GNP if you don't believe me). The Clinton's created that not Dr. Singh and Dr. Kalam. Call them anarchists, peace activists or whatever, but please don't call them residents of Washington, DC again. It is amazing how quick people forget the important remarks that the Clintons have made regarding their grand plan to destroy our economy in an effort to destroy the Pentagon (what they call the war machine). It was just a couple of weeks ago (1/31/08) that Bill Clinton stated that we needed to slow down the economy. This all plays into their plan to slow down industrialization thereby cooling the planet. I know it has some allure to some people, the climate change argument is convincing to many, but I don't buy it. There promise of fighting poverty is not what you think either. Actually, they plan to fight poverty around the world by shipping our assets to third world countries, call it redistribution. They don't have a plan to get your job back. Suprised, well I am not. Communism has always had some sort of seductive allure for some people. They believe in the peaceful revolution of the world's workers. In other words they want workers to unite in the ballot box over the promise of utopian society. The road to serfdom is on the ballot this year. Call it a promise. I am more worried about the bait and switch the Hillary Campaign is offering you than worrying about sullying young Chelsea's reputation. They are offering you Hillarycare and you will get the rise of a Stalinist State right here in America. Try to look through the smoke and ignore the mirrors. During the first eight years they shipped out our jobs to India by fiber cables and China (shipping in cheap products to stores like WALMART), gutted the military, and there was an infusion of spending from the money that wasn't being spent on the military (there supposed economic miracle, otherwise known as the cold war ending). 9/11 was not an inside job, but we were left vunerable after the Clinton's gutted the defense apparatus in this country. There were lag ramifications for their policies and it took long enough for their policies to achieve full effect that we blamed some of it on the Bush Administration. They saw no need for the military, nor do they see a need now. Remember, communism comes around when the capitalism collapses. Their goal was to accelerate the collapse of our global economy. It is their stated intention to "slow down the economy" (Bill Clinton 1/31/08). No point arguing with most of dems, the wool is their eyes. They will vote for Hillary because she is a woman and pretends to espouse their values. There was a secret plan to destroy the military industrial complex in the waning days of the Clinton Administration. They signed on with the plutocrats, like the pardoned Marc Rich, because they had a match made in hell. Creating a low wage society in America serves the wealthy in India and China and gives the communists a strategic window to take over. The end of the plutocrats is the last stage of creating their Stalinist State. Don't be suprised when the time comes for me to say "I told you so." The end of capitalism and possibly democracy is just a chad away in a ballot box near you. Anything but Hillary 08. Veritatem Cognoscere Jon #60 - Posted by: BlackwaterJon on February 10, 2008 10:43 PMMy favorite gun that I carry is my M61A2 20mm. It sounds like a buzz saw when I am shredding targets from 1000 feet. More practical to actually carry on my person... anything that starts with .4 #61 - Posted by: crazyjetguy on February 10, 2008 10:50 PM#58 - Your political observation is spot on. Today JFK and Harry truman would be conservatives. And I have always said that harry would have 90% of todays Democrats imprisoned as Commies. #60 You're right about Coulters physique, she is too thin but 75% of sexuality is mental. 9MM is for women and Europeans. It sucks. I have afew, I use them to kid kids started on shooting. #62 - Posted by: on February 10, 2008 11:04 PMspeaking of guns, i just bought my first. I got a yugo SKS M59/66. Pretty good for a commie rifle. What were your guys' first gun? #63 - Posted by: taymacjack on February 11, 2008 12:24 AMMy first was a TEC-9. They should have called it the POS-9. #64 - Posted by: AlanABQ on February 11, 2008 02:04 AM.410 pistol anyone? Don't have one myself, but have been a fan of the little shotgun since I learned to shoot with it decades ago. Still have that one. Beer. Too many good ones to mention, and there are regional types that some may have never heard of. If you travel, always try the local brews. Venison steak is better than beef, but Elk is better than Venison. But anything on the grill is good, even a carp. I prefer stuff out of the water, fish, crawfish etc. But redmeat is best, mmmm, waterfowl is better yet. Confusing. I like the post about casting a moving shadow, although crawfish rarely do that. #65 - Posted by: GregVolk on February 11, 2008 02:13 AMSo I'm saving up to buy my first gun in a few months, does anyone know a good one to start with? I'm going for some sort of handgun... Being a gun-toting female myself, I prefer my .38 special. It's concealable and fun! If you're looking for something bigger, try a 1911. I'm a fan of the Springfield - it comes in a brushed chrome finish that would make anyone pee in their pants... #66 - Posted by: MJ on February 11, 2008 08:38 AM#12 - MOAR PLZ #67 - Posted by: Basilisk on February 11, 2008 08:41 AMOh, and on the other subjects: War - we need to finish it. Whee, guns! This is what I wanted for my 21st birthday, but I got a candle instead. Dammit. #69 - Posted by: on February 11, 2008 11:21 AMAlso, that last post was me. Dammit. #70 - Posted by: pomegranate on February 11, 2008 11:23 AMWhen it comes to beer, I gotta have a Guinness when I can. Any of you ever tried Sierra Nevada Pale Ale or Blue Moon? I drink Sierra Nevada Pale Ale quite frequently. Just about every restaurant and bar in Silicon Valley has it, frequently on draft. I think that Mirror Pond is better, but we'r talking about comparing an A with an A+. Sierra Nevada is awfully good. I got (and drank) a six-pack of Blue Moon last summer when I was in Chicago's burbs getting my mother into the hospital for a knee replacement and making sure that the next few days went smoothly. Good beer. Not as good as Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, in my opinion, but plenty good. #71 - Posted by: Silicon Valley Jim on February 11, 2008 02:03 PMThanks to all those you read my post. *hug* #72 - Posted by: ochagirl on February 11, 2008 05:44 PMthose of you who* #73 - Posted by: ochagirl on February 11, 2008 05:44 PM#37 Joe Granted I've never seen you but by the way you comment I'd imagine Coulter is right up your alley. You said she's a "drag queen who makes hateful comments and thinks they're funny". Sounds an awful lot like you or someone you'd fall head over heels for. #75 - Posted by: on February 11, 2008 07:47 PMOh, and beer is nasty. #76 - Posted by: máthair on February 11, 2008 07:49 PM#75 -Alan - Yes. XD Hugz 4 every1!!! #77 - Posted by: ochagirl on February 11, 2008 08:42 PMYou fucking call BUD a beer??? Thats weak sardine piss. #78 - Posted by: on February 12, 2008 05:35 AMDid anyone know that the largest beer producer in the world was Germany. I mean, they're tiny. But every little town bigger than 5 people brews their own beer, one brewery per 5 people in the population. #79 - Posted by: on February 12, 2008 05:37 AM#63: I like what Philip Marlowe said about the .45: Post a comment
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