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No one has to "marry" anyone else politically; no one has to embrace every tenet or belief that an anti-imperialist ally might hold. You simply have to say: "All of us, regardless of our other views, believe this truth to be self-evident: dismantling the empire will bring immediate and enormous benefits to our nation and to the world."
If in your travels you meet the Buddha, throw him through your tv set.
—Davis Fleetwood
I've found that culture, however useful and important, is neither the foundation nor the ceiling of human experience, even if it is commonly used for walls.
I really consider President and Mrs. Mubarak to be friends of my family. So I hope to see him often here in Egypt and in the United States. —Hillary Clinton
California voters will decide whether to pass the bond in the Nov. 2 general election.
ReplyDeleteBased on lies, half truths and twisted logic spoon fed to us over the airwaves and through the printed page. So scrambled one doesn't have a clue what they are actually voting on!
Did I mention we should kill all of them? I might have just assumed people would know the answer to this problem....
ReplyDeleteSo SF gate is one of those sites that slips shit in when you quote them.
ReplyDeleteI copied the quote above and when I pasted it in I also got:
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/06/18/MNQ41E1BNS.DTL#ixzz0rXvV33f9
Oh - Hi!
ReplyDeleteRight. But much better to just go with that, or delete it when you link it elsewhere, than the blaring typos other sites make happen when you copy their pieces, or even parts of them. It HAS to be about the Lexis/Nexis money they make. No other reason to be THAT weird about it.
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ReplyDeleteYa, I just deleted it - I've been starting to see it pop up from time to time. The first time I didn't catch it and it threw me - couldn't figure out how it got there.
ReplyDeleteI'm also starting to find sites and even commenting utilities that won't let you quote them by copy and paste.
Right click pull down doesn't even have copy as a choice and cntrl/c doesn't work either.
Have to go pull the tuna casserole out of the oven now and eat some.
ReplyDeleteBudget time - $11.00 feeds us 4 for two nights!
I resort to crackers and cheese. Tuna is too pricy!
ReplyDeleteIf only Diebold made the Lottery machines...
ReplyDeleteHey - look what I found - Whale Wars on the net!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they already tried that!
ReplyDeleteHacking the lottery sounds like a SPLENDID idea! I would make it so no one who'd bought a ticket would begrudge my swiping that windfall....
Yes. I would.
Hooray! Yer problems keeping track of the Whale Wars are finally over!
ReplyDeleteI've been watching the new season on Animal Planet, but now I can watch last years show which I missed when we didn't have cable or satellite.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I posted the link here - browser crashed right afterwords. LOL
Good karma... definitely good karma.
ReplyDeleteI just put it up at the Lair...
ReplyDeleteCool new Blogger utility! When you hit preview it now opens in a new tab AND in your template so you see exactly what it will look like! No more plain white backgrounds lacking your sidebars and other embellishments.
ABOUT TIME. Jesus. That was a no brainer and they didn't brain it forever.
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhhh.....
ReplyDeleteThey finally shut off the alarm at the grade school across the street - the last 15 minutes it's been going off like one of those sound cannons!
Whoop, Whoop, Whoop - each time sweeping up through about 3 octaves!
It goes off frequently, but only once did there seem to be a reason for it - some kids had got into the inner courtyard.
When Kae was about 8 I noticed some kids climbing up on the roof. They parked their bikes against the big electrical service panel, climbed up onto the top of the panel and then up the big conduits to the lower canopy. From there they climbed some more conduits to the top of the gym roof. I sat, wondering where their parents were and what they would think of such behavior.
That's when I noticed one of them was Kae!
I ran over and started chewing her out for being up there, told her she couldn't use the conduits to climb down, that she could get electrocuted, made it quite miserable for her having to find other ways down. Then I walked her ass back home, chewing her out the whole way.
The last time she went on the roof over there.
Have I mentioned lately how glad I am that I never had kids?
ReplyDeleteThey'd've been dead from protection long since....
Sheesh - the videos from last season at whale wars are from a site called MegaVideo. They restrict your viewing time to 72 minutes before you must wait 54 minutes to continue.
ReplyDeleteAt least the Whale Wars segments are only 42 minutes long - so It's not a problem unless one wants to watch a marathon.
They'd've been dead from protection long since
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Watching them drive away in a car by themselves for the first time is HUGE!
No finger nails left by the time they return!
See! Far better to keep them gleams in yer eye... or kill them when they hit, say, fifteen... at the latest....
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