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In Praise of Eric Massa
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I like it.
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Finally, Tickle me Elmo gets the respect he deserves.;)
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I was wondering when this forum would finally have a thread dedicated to "His Gropeness." At least this thread was started with the light-hearted tone it deserves. I must be tired - I can't find a real zinger of a pun right now.
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Jon Stewart had fun with it too.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_494600.html Regards, D-ray |
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Jackass Summit.
Massa has to be one of my all time favorite jackass politicians.
Then you put Jackass Massa and Jackass Beck together, you have one of the funniest interviews I have ever seen. The fact that it was meant to be serious, makes it all the more absurd. The look on Becks face, when Massa said: "They are accusing me of groping a male staffer! Well, yeah, I did.......", was worth a billion bucks.:D Regards, Dave |
It seems like the real news folks at Faux are getting more than a little pissed off with Beck and Ailes, ought to be fun to see how many jump ship.
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Beck is off the rails with this progressive BS. Jeesh, they are liberals man, nothing more.:(
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I guess I did word that pretty crappy. I mean that he's pissing up the wrong tree with all this going back to FDR and such. He's making it out like it's a 100 year old conspiracy forged by progressives that aren't even still alive. The way I see it, (the things he hates) it's nothing more than a large group of VERY liberal Democrats that have taken power because the Republicans sucked ass when they had the reigns. So now, the Dems are screwing up, so what are we left with? The stinkin Republicans. Oh, but wait, there's the third party hope (lead by Sarah Palin).:confused:
Bottom line; Our government is broken beyond repair. It has gotten too big, and both parties want to grow it. Who was it that said; 'If the jockey weighs more than the horse, the horse will stop running." I'll be honest guys, I think Americans (for the most part), think this country is "Too Big To Fail", and that fact will keep it getting more and more sick. We are getting (almost) weekly warnings from Moody about our credit rating. The one yesterday warned that our interest payments may be becoming "unsustainable". If that is so, how do we ever pay the debt off? We either cut spending, which ain't gonna happen whatever party is in control, or we keep on raising taxes on Americans that are fortunate enough to be working. I could go on and on, but I won't bore you. I guess my point is, Beck (or whatever "news" people) need to be talking about is the present and future, instead of FDR and Roosevelt. |
I wonder what WOULD happen if America went toes up ? If suddenly this morning,Barry or Sara or Alfred E. Neumann got up there & said "Sorry folks, we's BUSTED...Buh-bye..." Would Chingy-Pong Charlie & co. be over here the next day w/the title deed to America in hand, there w/the high sheriff, ready to run us all off ? Or would we get to start over afresh, w/a society that wasn't burdened by a heavy-handed bureaucracy, too many onerous rules, or would there be chaos in the streets-Shit, I've ALWAYS wanted to drive on the wrong side of the road like they do in Ol' Blighty-Now's my chance...Interesting concept. I wonder what immediate effects would we have if Uncle Sam stiffed his creditors...
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Next comes the rash of privatizations where domestic, foreign or multinational corporations are ceded control of key infrastructure functions such as highway maintenance, port operations, customs, security, TVA & Bonneville, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. That way we eliminate expenditures in those areas, earn royalties from the contracting private corporations and provide the necessary quid pro quo to our creditors: lend us the money and your company can run our infrastructure. Hell, it's what we, the IMF and the World Bank have been doing to other third world countries for decades. Now it's our turn. Neo-liberal paradise! John |
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That's the worst thing about the situation we find ourselves in here. We recognize and agree about most of the problems facing us but our "leaders" have succeeded in so polarizing us that we will never agree on the solutions, especially since each side believes the other side is responsible for the mess. John |
I see China is now threatening foreign companies that are doing business there. They want their technology and their patents or they won't let them do business there. They are also running out of freash water and started a big canal project but apparently have screwed up the first leg.
That one kid per family is coming back to haunt them because those kids were spoiled rotten and are as useless as a milk bucket with a bull. |
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Hey, maybe there the result of this 100db of Lynard Skynard I got going here? Got a Sui AU 919 running at 11 into a pair of JBL 4301b monitors. Swamp swamp swamp music!:cool:
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It was the needle......................and the spoon. yehhhhhhh
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This new to me Revox CDP sounds wondermous. Got some Pearl Jam going now. Where's that little smoking smily?:cool:
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Wait! He might like it! ;) John |
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