What are you currently reading?

[BlueStreak]

Fancies herself an agent of the Almighty himself does she?

...."against the cruel voices who seek to damn us for our prosperity, for the simple crime of having been born on the right side of God.

Aug. 13

OK. Major hangover."

Yeah, on "the right side of God".....with a "major hangover". May she burn in hell for that.


""And to think," SP says, "I once dreamed of blowing Keith Olbermann."

I think I'm going to be sick.

Aug. 15

SP on polls: "A person with God on her side is always in the majority.""

God, guns and blowjobs...............Interesting. WWJD, Hmmmm.....?

Where does one even begin with all of the warped shit in that article?

"Magic Negro"? People wanting her to sign photos of mutilated fetuses?

If this is the America that that crazy bitch has in mind...................

Dave

P.s. When are all of these people who think the GOP is so "biblical" going to wake up and smell the hypocracy?
How many decades have to pass before we realize that these people are about as "christian" as Beelzebub
himself? Abortion? Bullshit. They had their chance and blew it. And I think it was no accident, I think it's just
a valuable vote-getting tool. Just like their faux religious beliefs.

[merrylander]

Now are you beginning to see why I say there are no conservatives in the GOP?

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Pukka Sahib

Many years ago, I began, desultorily, to read. It is probably ironic that the first book that I read was Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe; which is considered to be the first novel in the English language. Since then, I have read a great number of books, and more than a few of them several times. It is not uncommon that I read an entire book within the space of a single day. I am not a particularly rapid reader, but I suffer from insomnia, and for these many years books have been the companions of my sleepless hours. Even so, there are many, many books that I have not read; great rivers of literature and learning that I have yet to course. More recently, my reading has become more select, and my studies more focused. Some of the books that I read now have been out of print for several centuries, and only available in the great libraries or in private collections. Still, whenever I start a another book, it is with that same spirit of Robinson Crusoe when he takes up his salvaged copy of the Bible, and begins, for the first time, to read it in earnest.

Come on Pukka, you have to be pulling our legs.

Aren't you???

Chas

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Pukka Sahib

My latest reading was Rationale of Judicial Evidence Specially Applied to English Practice by Jeremy Bentham and edited by John Stuart Mill, 5 Vol., Hunt & Clarke, London (1827). Bentham is one of the studied ornaments of my bookish ways.

I assume you aren't.

Therefore, I'll take you a man of your word.

Chas

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by Charles

I assume you aren't.

Therefore, I'll take you a man of your word.

Chas

The last book I read was Dick and Jane.

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Pukka Sahib

I'm thinking about reading The Pet Goat if I can get it from the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Lewisville, Texas.

You know what Pukka, I just spend a great deal of time trying to send you a PM, only to find out that you refuse to take them.

And I was as polite as pie.

You Sir, are an enigma.

Let your hair down, you're in the trenches when you frequent this form.

The King of Bugtussell,

Chas

[Charles]

Originally Posted by noonereal

The last book I read was Dick and Jane.

That's next on muh list, once I polish off "Ned's First Reader"!!!

Believe it or not, I actually have better things to do than dickin' around with you mucks. At least of awhile.

Adios amigos,

Chas

[Combwork]

"The Ordeal of the Rod" by R. Burnard Burns.

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Combwork

"The Ordeal of the Rod" by R. Burnard Burns.

Is your reading lamp a violet wand?

Chas

[piece-itpete]

Nobody asked why Pukka was 'very tall' darn it.

My dad used to say, 'he's a poet and don't know it, he's a longfellow'.

"great rivers of literature and learning that I have yet to course." Very excellent, great rivers. I like it.

Pete