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Haha, somehow that reminded me of the dark knight!
Waiter: What would you like to eat Mrs. Palin?
Sarah: I'll have the usual-the 12 inch Wolverine.
Waiter: The filet or bone-in?
Sarah: The bone-in of course.
Waiter: And the vegetable?
Sarah: He can order his own dinner.
=))
Anyway, there is this on "think tanks": And it seems to many to be standard operating procedure, not a real surprise here:
Oh and I see the comments are starting to be the usual stuff ... ;)
She's a throwaway. A real life Barbie doll.
That said, she disgusts me personally.
It's the best move, really. I have been telling you that for weeks. Glad you came around. ;)
Gentlemen...let it be noted for the record that our dear @4EverBonded has also acknowledged that she does not see the appeal that Naomi from TSWLM holds for some men either. (A point that I'm always happy to tease her about...)
That said, our comments of late HAVE tended to the "I didn't really need to know that..." end of the scale. Let's try to stick to topic (with occasional lapses for silliness acceptable when kept within the bounds of good taste) can we please?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/08/08/joe-scarboroughs-mysterious-new-independent-candidate-is-evan-mcmullin/
(C) Spitting Image 1986
The old jokes are the best
Or, as the other saying goes: "STFU, Donnie! You're out of your element!"
The Republican party seems to be like me on a Monday. I hear the alarm clock, and I wake-up, thinking, "I've gotta get going!" Then my body fails me, and I enter into sleep again, missing all the wake-up calls for two hours, until the alarm clock wakes me up again not long after that. Though I'm determined to get up this time, I fall back into sleep yet again, and the cycle repeats.
We've got to see if the Republican party has the will and ability to get up out of bed after the massive defeat and embarrassment that is coming their way via Trump's ongoing campaign this year. Presidential candidates/circus performers like they've had on order recently aren't going to stop the Democrats from losing the oval office any time soon, and I think they're beginning to see that now.
I just read this:
In part here:
American history is rife with examples of uncivil discourse. Abraham Lincoln’s own commanding general, George B. McClellan, once called him “the original gorilla.” Theodore Roosevelt dismissed President Benjamin Harrison as “a cold-blooded, narrow-minded, prejudiced, obstinate, timid old psalm-singing Indianapolis politician.” In 1960, Harry Truman denounced Richard Nixon as “a no good lying bastard” and said that anyone who voted for him “ought to go to hell.”
And it doesn’t take a pollster or a pundit to know that winning the presidency has sometimes—maybe even often— hinged more on questions of the candidates’ character, temperament and personality (and the shorthand caricatures of same) than on their stances on the issues of the day—however grave or challenging.
But when a pre-adolescent boy at a Trump rally in Virginia can yell, “Take the bitch down!” and his mother’s defense is, “Children will be children”—and the sitting president feels compelled to describe a would-be successor as actually unfit for the office—it seems beyond dispute that the country has reached some kind of new low.
Well-said. Well-said.
And the 21st century is only in it's second decade. Thirty years ago we all thought by now we'd heve shuttle transport between here and the moon and we'd be setting foot on Mars. This is one of those 'what the hell happened'moments in history.
Because rudeness is what Trump does before he gets out of bed in the morning. It goes downhill from there. Even the Neocons are afraid of what Donnie says he'll do as President. See my post yesterday about the letter from 50 Republican foreign affairs "experts."
Yeah, right.
Former Acting CIA Director Mike Morell: I want to scare Assad, kill Iranians & Russians covertly:
MICHAEL J. MORELL: I Ran the C.I.A. Now I’m Endorsing Hillary Clinton.
@troy if you think international politics will be solved by bullying and torture then by all means support Trump. For that's what he said he'd do. For bullying has always stabalised other countries, and murder and torture have always brought peace and prosperity, right? You're absolutely right. Because NeoCons FU before, it's only right to make it even worse. Ten, in history, they won't look that bad....