Will Work For Crack Campaign
(Kelowna, British Columbia) There's a politician, Andrew Uitvlugt, running for the mayor's office in Kelowna who has proposed a very creative solution to the problem of litter.
Andrew Uitvlugt says crack cocaine could be used as a reward for drug-addicted homeless people to pick up garbage.
"So what I propose to do is to possibly motivate people with drugs to do constructive work, like get them out there picking up garbage, and then we'll give them some crack," he says on the website www.okbc.tv in a wacky video campaign pitch.
"Now what'll happen here is, after they're done picking up their garbage, they're going to feel somewhat good, they're going to think to themselves, 'You know, I did a good job today.' And they're going to maybe need less crack."
Besides not having a clue on how to pronounce his name, I suspect that Uitvlugt hasn't considered that his proposal would likely result in an increase in garbage along with an increase in people desiring to pick up garbage.
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We took down a somewhat longer transcript of his "new idea" at Independent Sourceshere. It includes "and hopefully after these people do that enough (pick up garbage and get free crack), their self esteem will get built up, and they’ll get so used to working doing constructive things that they will no longer need the crack."
Posted by: Oyster at November 17, 2005 06:41 AM (YudAC)
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Actually, in a perfect world it would be ingenious. Just think, the government could control drug production and distribution, and those who are inclined to become addicts could benefit from free drugs in exchange for productive labor. Give 'em a twenty rock or a snort of meth for every bag of garbage they pick up, and there wouldn't be a cigarette butt from Maine to California. They could be housed in the projects, transported to and from worksites by public transportation, and given food stamps to keep them alive, all in exchange for a quota of garbage. It's just like what we have now except that there is no benefit to the public, because everything else, other than government control of drugs, is in place.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at November 17, 2005 11:09 AM (0yYS2)
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This is awesome!!! I'd like to see how many people participate to get the crack, then litter the empty vials and start the whole thing over again!!!
Posted by: Chilly Bastard at November 17, 2005 11:54 AM (T1wGj)
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After watching the promo video I'm convinced that this guy would be the first in line to pick up garbage in exchange for crack. It'd be great because he'd never have to pay for it again...
One example of a budding Canadian politician. They're all liberal crack heads anyway.
Posted by: J at November 17, 2005 02:15 PM (/P1rH)
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Crack viles. Go to the east side of Harlem Hospital in New York City. So many little glass viles they leave a crack, crack sound when you walk down the street. (As you rush to your car before being accosted by one of Al Sharpton's finest).
HEY!!!!!!! IS THAT WHY THEY CALL IT CRACK???????
Posted by: greyrooster at November 18, 2005 05:42 AM (ZaAd/)
Complaining About Big Breasts, Small Butts
Check out a recent feminist complaint from Australia.
A beer advertisement championing females with large breasts and a small behind has been slammed as portraying Australians as "a bunch of crude, sexist yobbos." The Foster's beer ad has been seen extensively throughout the Russian Federation. It depicts a bikini with a small top and a large bottom above the caption "the law of life." Below that is a bikini with a large top and a small bottom captioned "the law of Foster's."
The ad has prompted an angry response from Australian women. Women's Electoral Lobby Australia chairwoman Eva Cox said: "It is bloody stupid. "Why would they bother antagonising a whole pile of women who could drink Foster's? "Companies have got to get a bit smarter about this sort of stuff." (more)
Now, excuse me for being dense about this, but why would women be antagonized for being physically attractive? One could easily believe that Eva Cox wants women, in general, and any reference to female physical attributes, in particular, to be excluded from all advertising. Why? I don't know, but I'd suggest that this woman named Eva Cox would benefit from a day of stiff homonyms. She needs to lighten up.
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What kind of "woman" has a small butt? I honestly think men that are into small-butted women are just freaking wrong. Women are not supposed to look like young girls, or young boys, or like men, but like women dammit! All soft fleshy curves and such, not flat surfaces and hard angles, with bones sticking out. The image of women that has been force-fed to society for forty years is that of Twiggy; androgenous and childlike, the vision of sick minds, rather than the perfectly womanly specimen of Marilyn Monroe, who had little appeal for the perverted deviants of Madison Avenue and Hollywood, who still seem to be split on whether they're more into underage boys or underage girls.
Is it any wonder that deviance in society, everything from homosexuality, to pedophilia, to Lord-knows-what, has increased geometrically in the last forty years? Is it any wonder that every day there are more cases of abduction and rape of young boys and girls by men who don't fit the classical profile of a deviant? I was watching a program on one of the cable news channels, I think it was MSNBC, and it was about pedophiles who troll the internet looking for kids in chat rooms, and they had a house set up so that they could actually bust them going to where they thought a kid was. It was sickening. They logged the chat conversations and printed them, and had the men come to the house, thinking they were going to meet a child for sex, but instead met the crew. One guy came in naked. It was morbidly funny, but sickening nonetheless. One man was a teacher, another a Rabbi, and all were "normal" men, other than the fact that they pegged my gaydar's needle. We have allowed to happen exactly what the liberals have been trying to accomplish; our moral fiber has come unraveled, and now we are not even shocked when we hear of another pedophile murdering a child, it's become like hearing the traffic report.
I've said it before, and I'll repeat it as often as I must: Liberals are a pestilence and a plague upon human society, and should all be taken out and shot.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at November 10, 2005 08:57 AM (0yYS2)
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I'd be more inclined to agree if Ms Cox was out there trumpeting the right for guys like me to be on romance novel covers. Doesn't it make women look like "sexist yobbos (young hobbos????)" since only Fabio can portray a pirate captain or a rogue on horseback?
Posted by: Graeme at November 10, 2005 09:43 AM (B1/IN)
You forgot about the two rule liberal thing again. Let me remind you. There are one set of rules for the liberals, and another set of rules for everyone else. Hypocrisy is the dictionary term for it.
Posted by: jesusland joe at November 10, 2005 10:09 AM (rUyw4)
6"What kind of "woman" has a small butt? I honestly think men that are into small-butted women are just freaking wrong."
Thank you, IM. Thank you very much. If all men wanted a tiny little butt, I'd be an old spinster.
Posted by: Oyster at November 10, 2005 10:14 AM (fl6E1)
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What? No pictures....tsk tsk tsk... I am so disappointed
Posted by: WunderKraut at November 10, 2005 10:22 AM (0yMxr)
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If you saw Eva Cox you'd understand why she's pissed off. If you can imagine Naom Chomsky in drag you've pretty well got it. I don't know,or care, whether she bats for the other team but she sure as hell looks like she does. She's a no make-up, tweed jacket and sensible shoes type academic and was without doubt hiding behind the fence when they were handing out feminity.
Posted by: Warner at November 10, 2005 10:45 AM (vRIZl)
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So Oyster, you sayin' you got some junk in yo' trunk?
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at November 10, 2005 03:59 PM (0yYS2)
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I like women with big boobs and little butts. I also like women with small boobs and big butts. Or any combination. I just like women. Er, that is as long as they don't perfer the same women as I.
Remember. Telling the truth is always offensive to someone. In fact the truth is offensive. Shame. The truth will set you free. Hogwash! The truth made me a racist. AND I LOVE IT. Why? because I'm always right. Love it.
Posted by: greyrooster at November 14, 2005 08:34 PM (ZaAd/)
Funny? I didn't see that question/answer in the quiz. Oh! Just realized! Thread question had absolutely nothing to do with your (the first) comment/response.
Let's see - you could post your own thread ... but then you could be easily ignored ... and you really wouldn't like that now would you?
You really are a childish dick. Tell you what - if you hold your breath till you turn blue and stamper around a bit maybe you will get the attention you need .. from someone.
Posted by: hondo at November 08, 2005 06:21 PM (Jvmry)
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Which chemical weapons did the US use in Fallujah?
A. Bill stealing his stapler
B. Wanting a piece of cake
C. Worrying about being late
D. It being cold
Correct answer will count toward your total, so don't f--- it up.
Posted by: a4g at November 08, 2005 06:25 PM (2GSc/)
Sometime back, I reported to you that the Americans used something like napalm in Fallujah, it's called "White Phosphorous".
Go to:
http://www.uruknet.infi/?p=m10211&l=i&size=1&hd=0
(Change "infi" to "info")
to see the crispy Fallujans who were the victims of American white phosphorus bombs.
Now, the mainstream media has picked this story up too.
Jeff Englehart, described as a former US soldier who served in Falluja, tells of how he heard orders for white phosphorus to be deployed over military radio - and saw the results.
"Burned bodies, burned women, burned children; white phosphorus kills indiscriminately... When it makes contact with skin, then it's absolutely irreversible damage, burning flesh to the bone," he says."
Posted by: menenzes' ghost at November 08, 2005 07:33 PM (TVaWo)
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Whoa - nice opening sound track!
Really objective ... what a joke!
Ghost you really are one of those affluent white gutless wannabe 90RPMs dormroom revolutionaries. Bet ya got your lil' revolutionary beret and a poster of Che to fantasize and jerk off to.
If you really believed all that crap then take a real stand and join the struggle! THEY ARE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS YOU KNOW!
Sitting alone behind a computer screen in a warm cozy room - surrounded by material luxury - ipods, CDs, etc ...
what's that french word starts with a b - how pathetic!
Bet your one of those idiotic fools who writes a letter (stern no less) in protest - gets a paper cut and considers it a Red Badge Of Courage - bleeding for the STRUGGLE.
I've got more respect for those crazy suicide car jockeys than a limp lil' pussy like you who can only fantasize about "being down with the Struggle" from the safety and security of your room.
I've got news for you kid - you don't measure your manhood by the length of your link strings.
Posted by: hondo at November 08, 2005 11:03 PM (Jvmry)
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That test was way too long and way to tedious for a movie I saw only once two years ago. I got half way through it and thought "WTF am I doing?"
Posted by: Oyster at November 09, 2005 09:30 AM (fl6E1)
Breast Group Motion Denied
Following up on a previous post, U.S. District Judge Garland E. Burrell Jr. ruled that there is "no First Amendment right to bare breasts on the grounds of the state Capitol" and refused to restrain California Highway Patrol officers from arresting the 'Breasts Not Bombs' babes if they take their shirts off during a protest on Monday. Sherry Glaser, a member of BNB and its spokeswoman, said the group would have to discuss what they'll do now that they know their arrests are likely.
Posted by: Oyster at November 06, 2005 09:38 AM (YudAC)
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After seeing zombietime's protest pictures, it's very likely this judge has spared people from seeing something so morbidly obscene. he should be nominated for the nobel peace prize.
Indecent Exposure? more like Optical Battery.
Posted by: dave at November 06, 2005 09:45 AM (CcXvt)
New Tax Proposed by Democrat
(Jefferson City, Missouri) Missouri State Representative Jeff Roorda (D) was so humiliated by the St. Louis Cardinals' defeat in the Major League Baseball Playoffs that he has decided to take action. Blaming the Cardinals' losses on the umpires, Roorda wants to punish them where it hurts, in their wallets.
"I think if they're not going to pay attention, they ought to at least pay taxes," Roorda said Wednesday."
As a result, Roorda promised to introduce legislation in December to tax umpires and referees.
So, fans shouting the rhetorical 'Kill the ump!' will be replaced with the real-life 'Tax the ump!' And, I'm sure the politicians won't allow deductions for favorable calls.
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More rediclous tantrums by the demacratic whimps whats with these idiots? thats what you call poor sportsmanship
Posted by: sandpiper at November 03, 2005 08:42 AM (lIqve)
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How about we start taxing democraps? Say... a pound of flesh?
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at November 03, 2005 09:43 AM (0yYS2)
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I live in STL and this story is for real. The Post Dispatch is covering it also. It’s an embarrassment, and I have to think that if the tax did pass, the umps are going to be thinking about that tax rate that they are subject to in Missouri as they call the game, don’t you think??????
Posted by: steve at November 03, 2005 11:25 AM (4M3qh)
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I'm not surprised... this has been going on with athletes for a while. After the Bulls beat the Lakers in the NBA finals back in 1991(?), some government out here passed a law that says that athletes on road trips have to pay tax on the money they made for games in those cities. Apparently it's rather common now.
Posted by: KG at November 03, 2005 01:14 PM (eRMCR)
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Ya know, one of the silver linings I see in the dark cloud on the horizon of Western civilization is that when society collapses, we can round up the parasites and hang them all.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at November 03, 2005 01:57 PM (0yYS2)
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Ah a Democrat and his taxes. A clear (if accidental) insight on how Democrats view the concept of taxation. Not only as a revenue source to fund government requirements - but as a tool to achieve a desired social goal and a weapon to punish and harrass their perceived "enemies".
Anyone remember the attempt to tax ammunition by 1000 percent. Can't erase the 2nd ammendment then tax it out of existance. I have many more examples.
This is why not only is tax reform so important - but reason to fight over the original conceptual intent of taxation in the first place.
Posted by: hondo at November 03, 2005 04:44 PM (ymtSt)
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Steve: I just returned to Mississippi from St Louis. I really enjoyed your city. Charlie Gitto and his lovely wife Karen are the nicest people I have met in a long time. Charlie Gitto's pasta is downtown across from the St Louis Bread Company. Try it sometime. The pictures of sports figures covering the walls are worth the trip. The food is great to. Warning, totally packed on game day. Doesn't matter. Baseball, football or hockey. Only sports bar I could find was Helen Fitzgerald's near Comp USA. But they were to cheap to have Pay for view. I know there are others, just didn't have time to find them.
Posted by: Greyrooster at November 04, 2005 10:14 PM (ZaAd/)
The IN DA CLUB star believes human intervention could not have prevented the effects of the hurricane, which killed over a thousand people in the US gulf states in August (05), and sees no point in reprimanding the President for something which was beyond his control.
He says, "The New Orleans disaster was meant to happen. It was an act of God.
"I think people responded to it the best way they can.
"What KANYE WEST was saying, I don't know where that came from."
A rap star speaking up for a Republican President? Is this a sign of the Apocalypse?
I still say Canadian Lorne Greene (Bonanza's Ben Cartwright) started rap with his release of "Ringo" (the number 21 hit of 1964). And Canada should be held to account for this.
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It was a act of god its gods wrath against New Orleans for shutting down christain churches and opening X rated theaters adult related buisnesses and ignoring families
Posted by: sandpiper at November 01, 2005 08:29 PM (9NBAS)
Posted by: thirdee at November 01, 2005 08:42 PM (Q8K/D)
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sandpiper- I think you need to take out of the sand, piper. You're one of those loonies that give the rest of us Christians as well as the whole right-wing a bad name.
Word to the wise. Okay five words.
TURN-OFF-THE-700-CLUB
Posted by: Aaron Brazell at November 01, 2005 09:05 PM (a7rDq)
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Can you tell who has a movie out? Kanye or 4 bits?
Posted by: MKL at November 01, 2005 09:06 PM (cKX2r)
5Fo shizzle, my nizzle
...or something else that doesn't make any sense!
Posted by: dave at November 01, 2005 10:00 PM (CcXvt)
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Whoa - who deleted DSM ..
I had a parting gift for him
Ha Ha - DSM - wish it were true. I can just see you now -lost in the jungle with a copy of Mother Earth News, a Greenpeace button on your LL Bean peasant shirt, and a map upside down.
Then kidnapped by the local Peoples Bandit Army ..
sitting around the campfire with a dozen of sweaty hairy revolutionaries ..
explaining to them that you are really with them - viva la Revolution ..
while in the background someone tunes up a guitar to the tune of "Deliverance"
Posted by: hondo at November 01, 2005 10:04 PM (ymtSt)
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DSM doesn't meet my minimum standards for commenting.
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A biznezman does and says anything for money. Lot of poor black people get hurt => hire a "gangsta" to say it ain't Bushwacks fault, coz me an' mah homies think it Gods biznez.
Random reader: Didn't we already get rid of this guy?
My answer: Nah, I had a vacation and now since I'm back to school I'm bored as ever. So random appearances expected...
Posted by: A Finn at November 02, 2005 04:32 AM (cWMi4)
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What happened in N.O. was an act of nature - not an act of God, since that would imply that people somehow deserve events like Hurricane Katrina.
If it turns out that 50 cent is really a closet Republican, then the ads for the '08 elections will propbably be alot more interesting.
Posted by: Graeme at November 02, 2005 05:37 AM (zzwVE)
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If it was an act of God, does that imply that God lacks the ability to specifically target only the evildoers? Or maybe he doesn't care about making innocents suffer? Or maybe he gets off on random mass murder, mayhem, and suffering?
Or maybe, just maybe, it was just a common weather phenomenon, totally unrelated to any human actions such as pole-dancing or SUV's? Naaahhhh...
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at November 02, 2005 09:44 AM (0yYS2)
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I love my 50. I have a whole theory that most rappers would be Republicans if they knew the difference between the parties beyond 'all the cool people I know are Democrats'.
Posted by: Karol at November 02, 2005 10:36 AM (qmnPJ)
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I can't stand 50 cents? I think, and I'm with IM on the weather phenomena. Hurricanes have been known to occur in the Gulf of Mexico between June 1 and November 1. As far back as human memory goes.
Posted by: jesusland joe at November 02, 2005 03:43 PM (rUyw4)
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What happened in N.O. was an act of nature - not an act of God, since that would imply that people somehow deserve events like Hurricane Katrina.
If it turns out that 50 cent is really a closet Republican, then the ads for the '08 elections will propbably be alot more interesting.
I'm pretty sure that is what was meant. Some insurance contracts will even mention "act of God" for any natural phenomina that is not specifically defined in the contract. Many people, including myself will say "act of God" as a casual term not actually meaning we believe God was responsible for something.
As to 50cent himself. I'm not so sure he's actually a supporter of GW but instead just speaking some common sense. That alone is a shock.
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Posted by: Gary at February 24, 2006 10:15 PM (NRlP8)
Battle of the Sexes Status Report
A patriarchal court system probably won't allow this type of lawsuit to get too far.
A Brazilian woman is suing her partner for not giving her orgasms.
According to Terra Noticias Populares reports, the unnamed 31-year-old filled (sic) a complaint at Chacar Urbana Police station in Jundiai, in the state of Sao Paulo.
She complained that her 38-year-old partner reached an orgasm and then simply stopped the sexual intercourse.
Police chief Jose Roberto Ferraz is investigating the case.
A police spokesperson said: "We will look into it, we will treat it as an ordinary complaint and let the judge decide." (Source)
It's interesting that she's not suing her husband, rather, her partner. Just imagine the hilarity if society were to reward women who filed denied-orgasm lawsuits against partners and husbands. Nevertheless, it's a she-said he-said situation since there's no way to prove a woman didn't have an orgasm. Just like there's no way to prove a woman did.
Uh ... Right?
On the other side of the world in a somewhat related report from Xinhua, a nation-wide poll of Chinese women this past weekend found that "nearly one-in-eight women, 12.4 per cent, said they rarely or never experienced sexual pleasure." Furthermore, the poll also found that about "25 per cent of wives are disappointed with service between the sheets."
Jeez! Twenty-five percent of the married women in a country of 1.2 billion people has got to be at least tens of millions of desperate housewives. To put the number in perspective, it appears that there may be more frustrated women in China than the entire population of France.
In all candor, I'm flummoxed by reports of unsatisfied women. Even though my personal sample size is statistically insignificant, I've heard not a single complaint.
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She complained that her 38-year-old partner reached an orgasm and then simply stopped the sexual intercourse.
Well, duh... he was done!
;-)
Posted by: V the K at October 25, 2005 12:53 PM (sPO/s)
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Does she have a contract with her partner saying he must reciprocate all orgasms? I can't see how she can sue him without that.
How long have your personal samples hung around? why bother to complain when there are plenty more fish.....
Honestly though, I think this is man thing - they do not understand how you can have sex without having an orgasm & so spend many hours trying to prove to themselves that either we do all the time, or that we don't & it's someones fault.
sometimes sex can just be good, without being great. Sometimes there are more important things in a relationship. Sometimes we just can't be bothered.
Posted by: Mrs Aginoth at October 25, 2005 12:54 PM (cZrVc)
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Reminds me of the old joke about the old couple who lived next door to a young Neil Armstrong. Men have complaints too! - but you don't see us pouring our hearts out in some stupid survey!
Posted by: hondo at October 25, 2005 01:36 PM (ymtSt)
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The trial lawyers cant sue gun companies or fastfood so their going down to BRAZIL to file frivlous lawsuits so thats where the vultures have migrated to
Posted by: sandpiper at October 25, 2005 02:30 PM (6rkkO)
You are a keeper. A voice crying in the wilderness, perhaps the only calming influence on this blog. And your pretty smart, too.
So keep commenting, no matter what is said, and in an aside, grow a thick skin. Just in case one of those liberals takes issue with one of your comments.
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 25, 2005 03:57 PM (rUyw4)
Posted by: Limo Barbie at October 25, 2005 04:36 PM (6mUkl)
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No wonder, Barbie, get outa that car. A guy can't do his best work in a car, well, at least after he exits his teenage years. HaHa!
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 25, 2005 05:06 PM (rUyw4)
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and Brazil becomes a little like America....its citizens filing trivial and wastefull lawsuits...whats next for Brazil i wonder????.....do they have a branch of the ACLU down there????...they may try and sue to cancel the Carnivale
Posted by: THANOS35 at October 25, 2005 05:26 PM (IgomX)
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She was probably thinking about a dead cat or somthing that's what I do.
Posted by: Howie at October 25, 2005 09:21 PM (D3+20)
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This is why all men should be gay. Only another man can truly appreciate the male sexuality.
Posted by: red pecker at October 26, 2005 03:17 AM (4ROTg)
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Based on the responses to this post, it seems that there are not a lot of female readers of Jawa.
Posted by: Mike at October 26, 2005 06:20 AM (ywZa8)
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Mike, I think they're just taking the 5th on this one... the first thing that popped into my mind was her being on the witness stand and the defendant's lawyer asking her if she ever lied about it. Cross-ex over in two seconds.
As for the studies - is anyone here surprised that a majority of Chinese women aren't satisfied? Why stop at sex? Let's ask them about the control they have over reproduction and family, how they're doing in the economy, perhaps throw in some questions about their educational opportunities... Aside from being alive and in relative health, what is there to be happy about?
Posted by: tee bee at October 26, 2005 04:10 PM (q1JHF)
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Why dont the just play a freindly game of tennis just like BILLIE JEAN KING and BOBBY RIGGS did
Posted by: sandpiper at October 26, 2005 08:57 PM (uPdgJ)
Blog Sabbath Caption Contest: It's Howie's Fault Edition
Caption this photo of me (Vinnie), Howie, See-Dubya, and Mike Pechar at the last Jawa Report Contributor's meeting.
Fatwas will be issued sometime before Monday Night Football.
(I can't remember who's standing on the left, just barely in the picture, could be Demosophist, maybe Bluto. Then again, I don't remember much about that meeting...who would?)
We have fatwas
Graeme for "Rusty Shackelford had always wanted to be like Hugh Hefner, but high operating costs prevented him from realising his dream. That is, until he found four contributors who weren't inclined to read their contracts properly."
Filthy Allah for "Dear Sweet Christ. This is better than Scott Baio hopped up on Goofballs and half naked! I have not seen so many sexy seniors in ages! Are those scars from Oatmeal burns?"
Jesusland Joe for "It's burqa time, baby!"
Honorable Mention:
Rodney Dill for "Even though he's been out of office for a while, Internship wannabe's line up daily at 15 Old House Lane in Chappaqua, NY."
Sorta Dishonorable Mention, But Would Have Been A Winner If He Had Read The Rules, Which I Email Out Every Saturday Without Fail, I Swear:
Matt, for "OK, can't use image tags, but here's my entry" (dude, you can't answer a question with a question, and you can't caption a picture with a picture even if it is hilarious).
Only mentioning it because he frightens me Mention:
Mr. Venom, for "While still searching for the elusive weapons of mass destruction, U.N. weapons inspectors announce the discovery of Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass disgust."
Dishonorable Mention:
I couldn't decide between the two, but they know who they are.
What I "contribute" is personal, very, very personal.
Posted by: Bubbe at October 23, 2005 05:10 AM (cbAi4)
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Rusty Shackelford had always wanted to be like Hugh Hefner, but high operating costs prevented him from realising his dream. That is, until he found four contributors who weren't inclined to read their contracts properly.
Posted by: Graeme at October 23, 2005 06:37 AM (Z9doT)
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What's this? A Karl Rove look-alike competition?
Posted by: Wizard at October 23, 2005 07:15 AM (CX9+v)
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Anticipating being out of work due to hurricane damage, these guys get ready for their new service jobs.
Posted by: Marcus Aurelius at October 23, 2005 07:33 AM (8ZzO5)
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And God had finished on the seventh day his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made.
-Genesis 2:2
Posted by: resident at October 23, 2005 08:26 AM (sOiyv)
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“If you turn away your legs, because of the Sabbath, from doing your desire on My holy day; and if you call the Sabbath a delight, to the holy day of the Eternal honored, and you honor it from going about your ways, from tending to your affairs and form speaking of the matter,
- Isaiah 58, 13
Posted by: resident at October 23, 2005 08:29 AM (sOiyv)
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"Wail; for the DAY OF THE LORD is at hand; it shall come as a destruction from the Almighty."
- Isaiah 13:6
"And we shall mock THE LORD with invocations of THE SABBATH and exposeth our bared breasts in mockery of the honor of HIS day."
- Paraphrase, in response to Conservative Christian mockery of the Sabbath
Posted by: resident at October 23, 2005 08:37 AM (sOiyv)
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What would Jesus do? Yes. He'd show us his tits too.
Posted by: resident at October 23, 2005 08:46 AM (sOiyv)
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Hooters new, more relaxed hiring standards show company in crisis.
Posted by: testprogram at October 23, 2005 08:52 AM (IOXJA)
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My nipples are so sensitive right now. And I'm about to have a completely understandable breakdown.
Posted by: Howie at October 23, 2005 08:55 AM (D3+20)
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Howie, you are about as funny as a suicide bomber.
Zzzzzzzzzzz....
Posted by: El Mariachi at October 23, 2005 09:05 AM (CX9+v)
Posted by: Ernie at October 23, 2005 06:03 PM (CX9+v)
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The latest cover of the African edition of National Geographic Magazine.
Posted by: D. Carter at October 23, 2005 07:10 PM (xT77+)
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Dear Sweet Christ. This is better than Scott Baio hopped up on Goofballs and half naked! I have not seen so many sexy seniors in ages! Are those scars from Oatmeal burns?
Posted by: Filthy Allah at October 23, 2005 07:58 PM (bikuR)
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With the Redskins on the road this weekend, the Hogettes decide to try their luck at the weekly anti-war rally. None have be located since this picture was taken. We would ask for help, but there appears to be no concern that they have gone missing.
Posted by: KG at October 23, 2005 10:01 PM (YPmsQ)
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While still searching for the elusive weapons of mass destruction, U.N. weapons inspectors announce the discovery of Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass disgust.
or
"They're fake, and unspectacular!"
Posted by: Venom at October 24, 2005 10:28 AM (dbxVM)
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Ha, that’s that old queen Henry Waxman and his posse trying to cross the velvet ropes to get into the Halloween party at my Georgetown whorehouse last year.
NICE TRY BIOCHES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Barney Frank at October 24, 2005 12:29 PM (3OPZt)
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Sometimes, life is just too confusing for words. Droopers indeed.
Posted by: RepJ at October 24, 2005 03:01 PM (6mUkl)
Wild Pussies Squeeze Statehouse Rats
(Columbus, Ohio) In 1861, the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus was officially completed and President Abraham Lincoln spoke before a joint session of the Ohio Legislature in the House Chamber. Since that time, the venerable and historic building has been the enduring center of law for the people of the State of Ohio.
Unfortunately, during the same time period, the Ohio Statehouse also became home to an enduring infestation of rats. For well over a century, Ohio's elected lawmakers have lived in uncompromised harmony with buck-toothed, omnivorous, and disease-carrying rats.
That is, until about a year ago, when a dozen or so stray pussycats started making themselves at home on the Statehouse grounds. Despite their cozy coexistence with the legislators, the rats could not get along with feral felines. So, the rats moved. According to spokeswoman Pat Groseck, of the Capitol Square Review and Advisory Commission,
"The cats have done a yeoman's job. There have been no rat-sighting reports since the cats have been there."
Consequently, the Statehouse strays are now being fed, sheltered, and given health care by state employees and volunteers. The rats are gone and everything is hunky-dory.
Or, is it? There are no reports of how the influx of feral cats has affected the songbird population. Typically, a vigorous feral cat population will eradicate all songbirds in the area. Gone are the sweet chirps and calls of cardinals, robins, and chickadees. Call it an unintended consequence.
In closing, I'm skeptical of the assertion that all of the rats have left the Statehouse. If true, how come my taxes keep going up?
1For well over a century, Ohio's elected lawmakers have lived in uncompromised harmony with buck-toothed, omnivorous, and disease-carrying rats.
The people of Cleveland keep electing them, so what can you do?
Posted by: Robert Crawford at October 20, 2005 06:44 AM (1j9aH)
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So let me see, Cats rid building, politicians from rat infestation, now the problem is over, they now want to get rid of the cats, that got rid of the rats, that got rid of the birds (and the need to pay people $10/hr to scrub bird crap off state building / sidewalks / statues) it's almost like two for one!
Moral of the story, don't ever stop being useful to a politician, they'll f*ck you over, for the Greenpeace vote?
Posted by: dave at October 20, 2005 07:32 AM (CcXvt)
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And then a few years ago those idiots at PETA were saying RATS HAVE RIGHTS they even had one memeber in a dopey rat costume hah now the kitties come and eat the rats well its all part of nature cats eat rats and PETA has no brains
Posted by: sandpiper at October 20, 2005 07:39 AM (S97cI)
I have an idea. Have a hunting season on the cats!
My Grandma fed the feral cats on her farm, and the farm became overrun with feral cats. You would go into the barns and you could hardly help stumbling over a cat dead with some unknown feline disease. When my Grandma broker a leg we "took care" of the cat problem. I tried to rescue one but all it would do is to hiss & have nothing to do with me.
BTW, I do like cats. My last cat was named--Yoda (unfortunately a little more than a year ago he went out on eternal prowl).
Posted by: Marcus Aurelius at October 20, 2005 11:22 AM (1h2bp)
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Yes. that is why you should leave the care of a feral cat population to the animal protection leagues, a lot of feral cat populations are taken care of by animal care groups, that not only feed them but also but neuter/spay the population to ensure it does not get un-managable, so over time it will eventually die out.
Posted by: dave at October 20, 2005 11:50 AM (CcXvt)
My father trapped a cat took it in to the Humane society which promptly euthanized the cat and extended their palm. So we took matters into our own hands. There were hundreds of the cats I am NOT exagerating.
Most farms I have been to have a a smallish population of cats around. I have no problem with them and am willing to leave them be. The moral of the story is not to feed them.
Posted by: Marcus Aurelius at October 20, 2005 12:17 PM (1h2bp)
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Stray cats are as harmful to the enviroment as muslims. Both sneak around and kill things smaller and weaker than they. Turn the dogs and Marines and loose.
Posted by: BigAl at October 23, 2005 05:36 PM (6krEN)
Who Doesn't Like 'Em?
Stupid criminals, that is....
OMAHA, Neb. -- An Omaha police lieutenant and an officer said they were working at the front desk of police headquarters Monday night when they noticed people sitting a car parked in a handicap parking space.
When the pair walked up to the car, they smelled what they believed to be methamphetamine.
A search proved them right.
The suspect was taken to Creighton University Medical Center, where he agreed to have two small plastic bags of meth removed from his stomach, according to a police report.
Hey, at least they were parked in the right spot....
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I can tell you this Mr. Vinnie, you come down to Our Lady of the Meadowlands and spout this type of rubbish and I’ll open up a can of CORNED BEEF WOOP ASS on your heretic behind.
I don’t watch many of today’s movies, but I’ll tell you when I saw Monte Python go into that musical number “Every Sperm Is Sacred†I wanted to call my mum in county cork and just say thanks. You be sure to go to 3pm reconciliation this Saturday and take your penitence like a man.
Imagine a good Italian Catholic boy passing out birth control to get his filthy hands on a channel clicker. Why, I’m inclined to search you out and teach you the catechism of the Church the hard way. I have half a mind to call that Greyrooster fella and have him show you his farm implements.
The road to heaven is narrow and rarely does a man enter it with a channel clicker.
You reflect on that you Protestant sounding poster of filth.
I expect better from ya tomorrow.
Posted by: Fr. Seamus O'Malley at October 18, 2005 11:15 PM (6mUkl)
GET AWAY FROM ME YOU SICK BASTARD, HAVEN'T YOU DONE ENOUGH???
Posted by: Altar Boy at October 18, 2005 11:22 PM (Kr6/f)
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hate to break it to you, Vin, but I've been on this for years and I still own the remote......
Posted by: caltechgirl at October 19, 2005 12:28 AM (X81mG)
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A man's obsession with the remote is merely an extension of his penis and represents his hostility toward his mother. Here, take these pills. You'll forget you even have a penis.
Posted by: Dr. Freud at October 19, 2005 05:51 AM (YudAC)
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Not bleed for a week, when would my poor body get any rest at night!! That's the part I look forward to once a month!
Men are dominating the world..auk!!!
Posted by: Deb at October 19, 2005 09:53 AM (JaMdb)
You can move to Britain. The latest research released by someone in Britain and posted last week here at the Jawa reported that men in Britain think about sex more often than women, but only perform the act half as much. I'll let you do the arithmetic, but something just ain't right. Anyhow, away to the old country you may go if you get any tireder(is that a word?).
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 19, 2005 10:06 AM (rUyw4)
A Quick Sandcrawler PSA
I has just been revealed to me that now is the time for the Jawa Report to issue its unofficially official opinion concerning the vacant Supreme Court seat.
The officially unofficial opinion is thus:
We, the squeaky voiced short guys in the brown robes and cheap flashlights for eyes, do hereby vehemently oppose the nomination of John Roberts to replace Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court.
We now return you to your current psychosis, already in progress.
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New Orleans Thug Becomes Katrina Hero
The Times-Picayune devoted Sunday's front page to the story of 20-year-old Jabar Gibson who was kicked out of high school and has been committing felonies ever since. In his own words, Gibson says, "I was in the wrong place at the wrong time, a lot of times." A prudent observer would have predicted that his future had been pretty well set. But Jabar Gibson's life changed dramatically because of Hurricane Katrina.
Gibson stole a school bus, loaded it with 60 of New Orleans' poorest residents, the youngest a week-old infant and the oldest 59, and drove to Houston. Gibson was the driver of what has become known as "the renegade bus" that was the first to arrive in Houston with Hurricane Katrina evacuees.
Gibson acknowledges he stole the bus, although in what has become Katrina lingo, he "commandeered" it to rescue himself and his neighbors. While the storm's floodwaters ultimately did not advance into Algiers, there was no way of knowing that in the chaotic Tuesday morning after the storm. Water was filling up the east bank, Mayor Ray Nagin was on the radio that afternoon predicting several feet on St. Charles Avenue, and panicked residents crossed the bridge to the West Bank, telling tales of impending doom.
"The police was leaving people behind. I had to pick up people on the bus. The police didn't want to do nothing. We stepped up and did what we had to do," said Gibson, who declined to say more because he since has agreed to a movie deal that prohibits interviews.
So, one day Gibson is a street criminal with a regularly revised rap sheet and, the next day, he's under contract in the movie business. I foresee also probably a book deal, a television movie, and appearances on daytime and late-night talk shows. Who knows? Gibson may well end up being a motivational speaker.
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Well, this is America, after all, where even the dreams of young felons come true.
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 17, 2005 08:03 AM (rUyw4)
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This just goes to show something I've known for a long time; people don't have to be intrinsically bad to commit crimes. Much criminal behavior is simply the result of a large number of people in society who don't fit into the mainstream and are regularly punished by society for it. I don't know the man's history, but from the sound of it, he's not a sociopath, and I'm guessing that his felony convictions are probably mostly drug related or other types of non-violent offenses.
We have created a society which is so rigidly structured and so highly intolerant of aberrant behavior that we have criminalized many things which do not really fit the classical definition of a crime. A crime, simply defined, is any deliberate act that directly causes harm or loss to another person, or to society at large. Notice the use of "deliberate", and "direct". But today, there are so many laws that every person alive in America, (and in many other countries), commits a crime every day whether they know it or not.
Ever smoke pot? Ever drive home from the bar after a couple or three beers? Ever drive without your seatbelt? Ever look at porn on the internet? Et cetera ad infinitum. We are all criminals, though not because we as members of society spend our days in rapine, pillage, arson, and murder, but because someone doesn't like something we're doing, though it harms none and damages nothing.
Here is some wisdom from the Tao of Lao Tzu:
Do not control the people with laws,
Nor violence, nor espionage,
But conquer them with inaction.
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The more morals and taboos there are,
The more cruelty afflicts people;
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The more laws and taxes there are,
The more theft corrupts people.
Yet take no action, and the people nurture each other;
Make no laws, and the people deal fairly with each other;
Own no interest, and the people cooperate with each other;
Express no desire, and the people harmonize with each other.
What was true two and a half millenia ago is true today, and one of the worst problems facing our society is that we have criminalized entire segments of our population just because we don't like what they do and how they live. That, fellow citizens, is why I am a libertarian.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at October 17, 2005 09:55 AM (0yYS2)
Posted by: john Ryan at October 17, 2005 11:27 AM (ads7K)
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Maximus: Do you even know what crimes the guy committed?
That said, his former bad acts do not erase his current good act. Also, it is not uncommon that among the criminal class are some folks with daring, intelligence, and initiative, just like any other group.
Posted by: slickdpdx at October 17, 2005 11:29 AM (MjGRu)
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No, I don't know his record, but like I said, he clearly isn't a sociopath, because sociopaths don't commit selfless acts like he did. And yes, many criminals are daring, intelligent, and possess initiative, but if he were truly of the "criminal class", meaning a habitual criminal, wouldn't he have filled the bus with looted goods rather than people in need of help?
Let me bore you with an anecdote. When I was very small I became deathly ill, and my dad's old '55 Chevy truck wouldn't start because of the freezing weather, and if it did, it wouldn't make it down the frozen mountain roads to take me to the hospital. He called all of the people in our community who had four wheel drive vehicles, starting with the people who went to our church.
It was the middle of the night and freezing cold, and all these good Christians couldn't be bothered with saving the life of a child, so my dad called the last man he could think of, who lived pretty far away. This man was a moonshiner and general scoundrel of the lowest type, but when my dad called him, he said he'd be right out. He took us to the hospital and stayed until I was released the next day, and refused to even accept gas money.
Just because someone is unlawful doesn't make them a bad person, it just makes them a social outcast. Hypocrisy is the engine that drives our society, and until we learn that we can't criminalize everything that we don't like, we will keep missing opportunies to let people be truly good.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at October 17, 2005 12:42 PM (0yYS2)
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Well, IM, if I had been your daddy, I would have left whatever so-called church that was, and changed to the real church jesusland joe attended. Because people in jj's church helped his family many times, and anybody else who showed up with a need, whether a member of that church or not. I feel bad about your family's experience, and have said many times that actions always speak louder than words, and that especially goes for Christians, who are in a unique position to make a good or bad impression.
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 17, 2005 03:08 PM (rUyw4)
Open Sandcrawler Hatch
All the other big blogs do it, why not this one?
Open thread, go ahead and beat each other up in the comments.
One caveat.
Comments containing the words "Harriet" and/or "Miers" will be summarily deep-sixed. So will any comments containing the words "Scott Baio" and "goat."
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Well, that doesn't really leave us with much now, does it?
Um...
How soon before someone says we had rescue equipment and supplies in Pakistan in less time than it took to get them to NO/LA?
If we start a pool, I'll pick Jesse as the one to bring it up.
Anyone else have a pick?
Posted by: mychimo at October 13, 2005 03:06 AM (Lt0l3)
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High political value, that deed has. More positive view, the Kashimirians got of you. At expence of domestic policy, it happened. But masses are cowed, no need to care. A+ I give you, for wisely you played your cards.
(AaaarGH! I hate it when my head gets messed up by obligatory artistic crap from school...)
Posted by: A Finn on poetic brainstorm... at October 13, 2005 03:17 AM (cWMi4)
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Well, anyways, after thorough research, I have found out the following: this is the worst way to waste time, even worse than Runescape, and that is a difficult one to beat. I must find something else to do in the Internet or otherwise, since there's really nothing at all to gain from this. Not even entertaining powerful emotional outbursts, since people seem to have learnt how to behave on very public forums.
Posted by: A Finn at October 13, 2005 05:15 AM (cWMi4)
Posted by: Filthy Allah at October 13, 2005 05:29 AM (bikuR)
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My guess is that it will be Al Sharpton that will bring up the "Pakistan received aid quicker" thing.
Posted by: JackAssFestival at October 13, 2005 05:30 AM (AHkcz)
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Vinnie just brought it up ... he beat both jesse and al
Posted by: Jonathan at October 13, 2005 05:47 AM (3ir/I)
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How about Charlie Rangel? You know he wants to say it or have a congressional investigation about it.
But then I'm betting that Ted Kennedy is the first one to bring it up during a certain SCOTUS confirmation hearing. But that may be a hard one to meet, considering the knee jerking that will be happening in that big room.
Posted by: Nylarthotep at October 13, 2005 06:14 AM (+EuZv)
Posted by: Oyster at October 13, 2005 06:40 AM (YudAC)
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I can't believe you'd even consider censoring one of the greatest political minds of our time.
Chachi is genius I tell you!
Genius!
Posted by: dick at October 13, 2005 07:03 AM (XlQVK)
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Cool porn pics of Harriet, Scott Baio having a three way with a goat, while Joey Lawrence sits by in a very onanistic mood!
http://indcjournal.com
XO
Bill
Posted by: Steve the LLamabutchers at October 13, 2005 07:45 AM (eVpBU)
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How great a contribution do you think the aid to Pakistan is compared to the thousands that are suffering from that disaster? My guess is that the total help offered by the international community might come close to what we put into aiding Katrina, late or not. It's just a show of solidarity in the face of many recent disasters, rather than anything that puts a major dent in the way of fully reconstructing these people's lives. We didn't exactly fly the superdome down there to house anyone.
Posted by: Ernie Oporto at October 13, 2005 08:27 AM (/lpvu)
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Well, you guys must have missed my post. I brought up the quickness of our response to the earthquake in a thread right here on the Jawa. I was complementing the military on how quick they can respond to a disaster compared to the local, state, and federal authorities.
Hmm..now I know that nobody cares what I have to say and they don't bother to read my comments. So what!
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 13, 2005 10:02 AM (rUyw4)
Posted by: Howie at October 13, 2005 10:15 AM (D3+20)
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And where is that Finn guy? I never had the chance to agree with his comment about the hundreds of years of disruption and misery caused by that Christian sect.
I couldn't help but think about these Jesus freaks who caused so much pain, murder, debauchery, and genocide during the past 2000 years: Pol Pot, Idi Imin, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Mao Tse-Tung, Attaturk, Mahmet, Sulieman, Tamarlane, Genghis Khan, Attila the Hun, and Nero. Given a little more time, I probably could think of a few more, but I'm sure you get the picture Finn.
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 13, 2005 10:17 AM (rUyw4)
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Gee, Joe, I read your comments too. ;-( What am I? Chopped liver?
And you don't count for the mention of earthquake aid. The award can only go to those who guess the right lefty. Sheesh.
By the way, what IS the award anyway, mychimo?
Posted by: Oyster at October 13, 2005 02:53 PM (fl6E1)
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Hey, thanks guys, I was just checking to see! To be read on the Jawa, now that's what I call Cadillac living!
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 13, 2005 03:18 PM (rUyw4)
British Sex Survey
A survey of British men found that they thought about having sex 20 times daily. Unfortunately, the same survey found that they had sex approximately once a week. So, there are 140 simulations for every actual performance. With so many rehearsals, one would imagine that each performance is a classic.
On the other hand, the survey found women thinking of having sex a mere six times daily, 42 times per week. Nevertheless, they are twice as busy as men in actual performance, with two actual love-making sessions per week.
As a simple math problem, I haven't figured it out. Assuming essentially equal numbers of men and women in Britain, how in the world can men average having sex once a week while the women average twice a week?
1Assuming essentially equal numbers of men and women in Britain, how in the world can men average having sex once a week while the women average twice a week?
1) Different definitions of "having sex".
2) Average leaves room for lots of variation, including some guys with more than one partner and some with none.
3) They're all lying.
Posted by: Robert Crawford at October 12, 2005 07:07 AM (1j9aH)
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It's statistically impossible. Yes, some women will have 2 or more sexual encounters per week, and some women fewer. But unless British chics are all dykes, the average of the group will always be the same for that of men.
Posted by: Carlos at October 12, 2005 07:36 AM (8e/V4)
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They think about it 20 times a day? That hardly leaves much time for actually doing it. Maybe that's where the problem is.
Posted by: Oyster at October 12, 2005 08:22 AM (fl6E1)
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Rusty beat me to it... lots of good gay in England.
On a related note, I am moving to England. With a camera.
Posted by: Wine-aholic at October 12, 2005 10:13 AM (Wsn+K)
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No, it means a few guys are getting the majority of the action.
Posted by: slickdpdx at October 12, 2005 11:05 AM (MjGRu)
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>>>No, it means a few guys are getting the majority of the action.
Then that would assume that the survey only interviewed the women giving the action, and the men not getting the action.
Posted by: Carlos at October 12, 2005 02:16 PM (8e/V4)
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Define sex. This could all be a form of British Solitaire.
Posted by: hondo at October 12, 2005 04:18 PM (/jH/1)
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You know, when I was in college, we had a euphemism for sex so we could talk about without people knowing what we were talking about. We called it "brushing our teeth."
Yeah, I can believe the survey.
Posted by: Bohemian at October 12, 2005 07:59 PM (z7WO1)
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It's obvious what is going on here ... desperate housewives!
Simple logic ... If the men perform once per week so do the ladies with them. We will call the men (M) and the women (W).
Men = 1 time per week / Women = 2 times per week
M2=W
BUT ...
then if 50% of those ladies swing both ways and meet up with each other (they can't be alone so there's another one there)another day that week ...
L=(W/2)2
The 2's cancel each other out so you have ...
L=W
Add that to the original ...
M2=W+L
We know that L=W so you have ...
M2=W2
The 2's again cancel each other out and you have ...
M=W
This proves that the men and women are doing it exactly the same ... WITH EACH OTHER ... The additional sex the women have is with each other ...
England ... where cigarettes are "f a g s"
If your brain hurts ... go have a f a g
Posted by: Jonathan at October 12, 2005 08:30 PM (3ir/I)
The guys exaggerate and the women do the opposite. It's the same thing with American sex studies...men end up claiming to have had twice as many sex partners as women and you know they aren't all having butt-sex like Gayrooster.
Posted by: osamabinhiding at October 14, 2005 04:17 PM (1JC96)
40 Year Old Virgin Reviews The 40 Year Old Virgin
"C" at Way Off Bass admits the un-admittable in the process of reviewing The 40 Year Old Virgin: he is a 40 year old virgin. No, I haven't seen the movie yet, but after reading his review I think I sort of have to.
So, why am I writing this post after I swore off blogging for the time being? Because such self-revealing, brave, and honest writing is rare in the blogosphere. Go give it a look.
Ok, yes I'm blogging but this kind of post takes seconds.
And if you're a single-gal, in the Los Angeles area, Mormon, who is into poetry, doesn't mind geeks, and looking to get married, I can recommend no one better than "C" to ask out on a date. It's a start.
And once the two of you do get hitched, for the love of all that is holy, please help "C" out with his, er, problem....
Posted by: ccwbass at October 11, 2005 03:26 PM (PuHU/)
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Can't help but wonder if possibly Rusty is having a flashback to his own lengthy period of virginity as a long time ago Los Angeles based geek himself?
The ladies love a confident man. We don't care if he has a little man boobs if he shows us some expertise at something. Which is why professors get laid.
Posted by: GirlGoneMil at October 12, 2005 02:14 AM (15WwU)
Posted by: Howie at October 10, 2005 08:50 AM (D3+20)
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OMG! I had no idea that DSM was related to Rumsfeld.
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 10, 2005 09:36 AM (rUyw4)
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Wait, wasn't Batboy abducted by Satanist aliens who forced him to become Bigfoot's love slave in order to fulfill one of Nostradamus' prophesies about Hitler? Dammit, they never can get a story straight.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at October 10, 2005 09:56 AM (0yYS2)
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The invasion may have been great and all that, but Batboy and Bigfoot are in your neighborhoods! This is what happens when justice fails, and Courtney Love is free to prowl the opium dens of D.C. It's clearly a sign of the apocalypse, which is far worse than a world war.
/sarcasm.
I could tell right away it was fake. The Times generally isn't that creative in their storytelling.
Posted by: tee bee at October 10, 2005 12:30 PM (q1JHF)
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Rusty, you know you just want to ogle Lindsay Lohan, and she wouldn't look nearly as hot in those robes the Supremes wear. My advice to you, go to google and ogle.
Posted by: jesusland joe at October 04, 2005 11:03 AM (rUyw4)
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Lindsay Lohan was injured in a car accident Tuesday night as she was fleeing paparazzi in West Hollywood (really), so she's out of the running...
Posted by: blogster at October 05, 2005 01:48 AM (lP9fy)
If you remember the whole event, this will be funny.
Posted by: Filthy Allah at September 28, 2005 02:12 PM (5ceWd)
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You all know that it is all the fault of Chimpy McHallihitlerbaconBushcoBurton!
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 28, 2005 03:33 PM (rUyw4)
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Yeah, she didn't want to get the black whipped off her by her mom, so she blamed it all on DA WHITE MAN, and the goddamn treasonous media ate it up and never made the little whore or her pimp account for their lies.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at September 28, 2005 03:57 PM (0yYS2)
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Those chicken sh-ts in New York had the goods on Sharpton, but they didn't want to make anybody mad, so they let the sorry bastard off. He should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. He was guilty of extortion, lying to a Grand Jury, fraud, and I could go on and on.
He is nothing but a race hustler with an extortion racket. Why some white people are fearful of this bag of shit is beyond me.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 28, 2005 04:08 PM (rUyw4)
Filthy Allah: Good one. I remember. I also remember how many innocent whites were attacked and beaten by gangs of black animals because of it. Yea! YEA! I'm a dirty old racist for telling the truth. Justice would be that a bunch of whites grab her and shit all over her. No decent white man would do the other thing the bitch claims happen to her. The slut was just wishing.
Tawanna Brawley was and is a piece of lying shit. She probably has plans to marry Downing Street Moron. Birds of a feather.
Posted by: greyrooster at September 28, 2005 04:30 PM (M7kiy)
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It looks to me like the trash colecters are on strike and failed to pick up on this corner !
Posted by: DL at September 28, 2005 05:25 PM (sHsB3)
You know what was said here is true. Can you not read, you little snot! You know Sharpie is a POS, just like you.
Posted by: Knight Templar at September 28, 2005 05:35 PM (rUyw4)
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I could swear I heard something that sounded like a snivel. Or maybe it was a whimper. Either way, it emanated from a verminous leftard who needs hanged from the nearest overpass.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at September 28, 2005 06:52 PM (0yYS2)
Posted by: RONALD REAGAN at September 28, 2005 07:38 PM (BmtfW)
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Because we know that this same fool who indicted Delay also indicted Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, you idiot. And we all know how that turned out, don't we.
Look, chump, I'm from Texas and I know what is really going on down here. And this stupid indictment will be quashed. For what it is, a weak attempt by a local yocal who wants to be a big shot Demoncrat.
Now that's some real news for you, Ronnie.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 28, 2005 07:53 PM (rUyw4)
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Ummm, FYI moron, he resigned as Speaker because that's what the rules require. He's still a Representative. But then, you can't be expected to know that. Or to bathe, probably.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at September 28, 2005 09:08 PM (0yYS2)
the GOP rules require he step down as leader while under indictment. But Ronnie Earl can't get a conviction to save his life, so although this political indictment is still a minor annoyance, it's got no legs. Dems go for the cheap points because they can't win the elections.
Posted by: Carlos at September 28, 2005 09:54 PM (8e/V4)
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This delay biznay will backfire big time on the degenerate liberals.
Mid terms are only 1 year away. Good bye libs. You will lick the boot of Bush soon enough.
Posted by: Filthy Allah at September 29, 2005 09:08 AM (5ceWd)
Posted by: greyrooster at September 29, 2005 09:08 AM (M7kiy)
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Am I ever bored. Sitting here looking at the Arch across the street. I can see about 15 square holes at the top of the arch. Must be windows. You wouldn't get me up there. Tug boats pushing barges up the Mississippi. Hard to believe they had to start at New Orleans just 35 minutes from my farm. Watching traffic on the bridge to Illinois. Traffic 24 hrs a day. I averaged the semi-trucks crossing bridge. An average of 36 trucks per minute at 9:00 AM. They never stop. Just think about how much money St Louis would make if they ripped off the truck drivers like New York City does. Twenty bucks a pop on the bridges and tunnels into New York. I'm rambling. I'm bored. I should be helping my neighbors in Mississippi. Hate to leave the family but I think I'll go back. Went to TGIF yesterday. Two beers $11.50, Tax .88 cents, total $12.38. That's $6.19 per beer. Makes that back home $1.75 beer seem mighty inviting as two beers doesn't even get me started. My neighbor says we will have power back in a few days. Anyone want some free oak firewood? Come a cut all you want. I have about fifty large live oaks on the ground. From the millions of pine trees snapped in half, lumber prices should go down. Ha! Think I'll go back for more $6.19 beer.
Posted by: greyrooster at September 29, 2005 09:36 AM (M7kiy)
$6.19 beer in the city of Budweiser. What's up with that?
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 29, 2005 10:15 AM (rUyw4)
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Jesusland: Found a real good sports bar out of town on highway 64. It's called Helen Fitzgeralds. Great sports bar. All kinds of fattening junk food. Bud lite on draft $2.50. Ya Hoo! I'm in heaven.
Posted by: greyrooster at September 29, 2005 09:24 PM (ywZa8)
An Evening With President Bush
Hello America, I'm Larry King. My guest tonight is President Bush who is with us to talk about emergency preparedness and the federal government.
Mr. President, I noticed that the federal agencies have managed to respond much more quickly to Hurricane Rita than they did to Hurricane Katrina. Is that because they learned their lessons during Katrina? Or is it possibly because of the firing of Michael Brown?
President Bush: Well, Larry, I really don't think it's either. We just wanted to get there faster this time. After all, I can't let all those innocent people get killed right there in my home state. I might decide to run for Governor again.
King: So you're saying that you have more sympathy for the people caught in Hurricane Rita?
President Bush: Why heck yes. Didn't you hear my interview with Wolf Blitzer? And not only did we manage to get rid of all the Negroes, but did you know that New Orleans was filled with fornicators? That's a biblical word for people having sex. And according to my buddy Jerry, we can't let people do that. As a matter of fact, I'm going down to Florida next week to have a talk with my brother about why he evacuated all those homosexhuals from the Keys. Why he let the perfect opportunity to rid his state of most of the rif-raf slip straight through his fingers.
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Danes with Disabilities Sex Program
(Denmark) The Danish government has launched a program which pays prostitutes to have sex once a month with disabled people.
The program has created some contentiousness, particularly from Danes that don't get taxpayer-funded hookers. The argument is that every Dane deserves free whores, not just the disabled.
My take is that this is a clear case of discrimination.
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Get thyself to Rhode Island! Haven't you been paying attention?
Posted by: slickdpdx at September 16, 2005 11:48 AM (MjGRu)
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You know the old saying about something that's free. Seems more like a half-baked socialist make-work program for skanks. My mind swirls with nigthmarish visions of the worst collection of toothless skanky crackwhores this side of the Bowery.
Posted by: hondo at September 16, 2005 02:23 PM (4Gtyc)
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 16, 2005 03:42 PM (q9AWQ)
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Heh. Now that's some socialism I could live with, seeing as how I'm a disabled vet and all. Of course, considering the efficiency of social programs, I'd probably get stuck with a pre-op tranny.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at September 16, 2005 05:08 PM (0yYS2)
Imagine opening your door to the ugliest woman possible (government service so she's got an attitude and louse "work" ethic too) .. and then .. the gov forms (positions - time alotted - EEO and Mission Statements etc etc etc). the only thing Socialism ever really gave anyone was a good screwing - and in this case you probably won't get that .. unless your right and it is a pre-op tranny.
Posted by: hondo at September 16, 2005 07:48 PM (4Gtyc)
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DSM - Spoken like a man who really knows and drinks champange under electric candle light.
Posted by: hondo at September 18, 2005 01:18 AM (4Gtyc)
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Although I don't believe in hookers or whores, I can understand where the Danes are coming from and why. Being a disabled person myself,I can joke about such matters but to be truthfully and bluntly honest, I'd give just about anything to have sex included in my life. Most of us have given up that nautural right because we don't want to put someone out or fall in love because we can't do what we'd like to do and why should we inlude someone we love into our lives? But the idea is a good one for many reasons. First, it'll build up the self=esteem of the disabled person and in doing so may actually give them a chance at a somewhat normal life once it's realized that sex is capable. Too many of us disabled persons stay away from relationships for the fear of not meeting someone we could love and those who could love us, so we stay alone and truth be told, it's a lonely life.
The Danes have the right idea; they're giving a chance to those who never thought they had a chance and in time, maybe find someone that will last forever in their lives. Don't put this down because it's hookers and whores for their is a reasoning behind it - showing the disabled person that they can have someone in their lives who will love them and be loved back to that someone.
So unless you've been disabled or chronically ill, don't put down this odd behavior for in the end, it will do more good than bad for that person who's disabled. Everyone needs to be loved but when you are in a chair, you shut down your emotions and feelings. What the Danes are trying to do is show the disabled individual that they indeed can be loved and it sure opens new doors for them. Brilliant idea.
Posted by: firstbrokenangel at September 18, 2005 06:15 AM (jHRvj)
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I answered this on my own website. It's called AAFFLLAACCKK and the address is above under the URL site.
I think Mike Pechar should take a read.
Posted by: firstbrokenangel at September 18, 2005 07:21 AM (jHRvj)
America Doesn't Want You Either, Gwyneth
Gwyneth Paltrow would feel much more at home in Europe where sophisticated and nuanced discussion of America boils down to clever cowboy metaphors and deep analysis about arrogant empires falling, you know, eventually.
We concur. Move to Europe Gwyneth Paltrow. You'll fit in better.
Yes, well, I went to Spain in an exchange program at 15, and I've always been drawn to Europe. America is such a young country, with an adolescent swagger about it. But I feel that I have a more European sensibility, a greater respect for the multicultural nature of the globe. And it's a strange time to be an American now....
I feel like we're really in trouble. I just had a baby and thought, 'I don't want to live there [America].' Bush's anti-environment, pro-war policies are a dis. . . ." Well, you can guess the rest.
And don't come back. At least, not until you get a boob job. I mean, she even looks like she could be a European star--but not an American.....
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Have fun at the retirement community, Gwyneth. Don't worry about us, we're too busy, like, protecting the free world to watch your crappy remakes anyway. Toodles!
Posted by: Wine-aholic at September 15, 2005 01:42 PM (Wsn+K)
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I'm not really one of those that says, "America, love it or leave it" because I believe in fixing things. But dis bitch needs to F'ing leave.
Posted by: Sgt Beavis at September 15, 2005 01:43 PM (Y37go)
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I can't diss this chick. We told her to love it or leave it, and she left. Kudos. I encourage more of her moonbat buddies to do the same.
Posted by: Carlos at September 15, 2005 02:01 PM (8e/V4)
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Who the f- is this broad? Buh Bye you 2 bit whore. If I ever see you around my tent I will slap a burka on your ass faster than you can say Bakakadaka!
Posted by: Filthy Allah at September 15, 2005 03:12 PM (5ceWd)
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Super hot, but dumb as a bag of rocks. If she's on tv, I'm inclined to just turn the sound down.
Her husband is just as inclined to be a moron. Go figure.
I really feel bad for their kid though, the amount of stupid he is likely to inherit boggles.
Posted by: Defense Guy at September 15, 2005 03:30 PM (jPCiN)
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These stupid Hollywierd liberals threathen to leave the US anytime things don't go the way they think they should. Frankly, I'm tired of their bullshit.
If one of them would promise, put it on paper, and sign a contract never to come back to the US, I would pay their way to wherever they want to go.
But unless they want to wear the burqa I would strongly advise them to stay in the US and shut up. Europe is dying faster than I thought it would. Within 25 years the Muslims will complete their takeover. I kinda feel sorry for them, but they(the Europeans) don't seem to mind one way or the other. The rape of Europe won't be pretty to watch, that's for sure.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 15, 2005 03:38 PM (q9AWQ)
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What do you expect from someone who named her kid Apple?
Posted by: yaya at September 15, 2005 03:41 PM (OqZ3M)
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Get some titties first you beanpole and then we'll talk.
Posted by: dcb at September 15, 2005 03:59 PM (8e/V4)
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Hopefully in this case the apple will fall far from the tree. Doubt it though. :/
Posted by: Cindy at September 15, 2005 04:05 PM (O1SIn)
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From IMDB: "Revealed that she named her daughter Apple, because apples are whole, sweet and crisp."
I guess that's a "European sensibility" at work.
Posted by: Maureen at September 15, 2005 04:17 PM (ny5O/)
Looks like my wife is getting Target’s O’ de Lilac for Christmas again this year.
Estee Lauder can kiss my ....
Posted by: Brad at September 15, 2005 04:30 PM (3OPZt)
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Apple will look real whole, sweet and crisp under a burqa. She will probably be married off to a 52-year old man on her 9th birthday. Like I said, Gwyneth better shut her mouth and get back to the US, or her "European sensibilities" might be in Mahmoud's harem.
Not Filthy Allah's harem, because even though he wants one, he can't have it.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 15, 2005 05:11 PM (q9AWQ)
13"But I feel that I have a more European sensibility, a greater respect for the multicultural nature of the globe." She got all that from an exchange program at 15?
Gag me with a steamshovel.
Posted by: Oyster at September 15, 2005 06:37 PM (YudAC)
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yet another dumbass shit for brains bimbo airhead hollywood skank twat speaks out./
Posted by: Mr. K at September 15, 2005 06:50 PM (KIXKd)
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Yep, Oyster, you're gonna need a steamshovel to pick up all the shit the Left's dishing out.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 15, 2005 07:25 PM (q9AWQ)
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This "protecting the free world" stuff, well, if you expect blind gratitude and grovelling, how sincere is this support? Give'm a break, Europe lost lots of kids in the wars too, not only Germans, and the US had more at stake than just European lives. Sprechen sie Deutsch? Don't get all Ubermensch on Europeans. That is irritating. Just because Gwynthing is trying to sound even more intellectual than Britney whatchyamacallit.
Respect!
Posted by: bruce at September 15, 2005 07:35 PM (7GWni)
I don't know if you're European or not, but you are speaking from a European perspective. Most of us know or have family(my mother's brother was killed in the Normandy invasion) who were killed in the European wars. I, for one, had hoped that Europe learned something from these past conflicts. But, alas, not.
I've read many times about the policy of appeasement vis-a-vie the Nazis that was practiced by both the French and British prior to Hitler's invasion of Poland. Many, if not most, Americans see the very same appeasement policies now being practiced in Europe with respect to the radical Muslims. For example, the Spanish, after being brutally attacked by the radical Islamists, folded like a deck of cards. The United States, on the other hand, took action against the aggressor when attacked on 9/11. Many here took exception with the almost non-existant support we received from our NATO allies after we had just recently cleaned up the mess in the Balkins.
Here in the US many wonder, and I am very serious, whether Europeans will even fight to prevent the takeover by the Islamists. It seems that Europeans just hope a policy of appeasement will satisfy the Muslims who are now boldly demanding a return of the Caliphate.
If you care to bone up on your World History you will note that the Caliphate was the colonizer of Europe prior to its history of colonialization of the Americas, and probably led to the New World being discovered because the Europeans were being denied access to goods from the far east by the said Caliphate. You know, that necessity being the mother of invention thing.
Bruce, I think you identified the problem when you said that Gwyneth was just trying to be more intellectual than Britney. You see, it is this air of superiority permeating through Europe that is the real problem. Europeans want the US to fail and want us to be defeated by the Islamists in Iraq. What we can't figure out is why. If we lose in Iraq, it won't be the US who is likely to suffer, but the Europeans. The jihadis are well established in Europe and would be emboldened by a US pullout. They only have the numbers to strike in Europe, and your laws and customs give them a great advantage.
We in America are allowed to own firearms while you are disarmed in Europe and would have to depend on very small, untested armies to go up against battle-hardened jihadists. Frankly, I think the Islamists would have little trouble with the small armies of Europe.
My point is this. Will Europe ask the US for help, and would the US help Europe? I'm afraid many here in the US would say no if Europe even asked. One wonders whether Europe would even ask.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 15, 2005 09:20 PM (q9AWQ)
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Who cares! She's an actress for God's sake (though a very good one). None of them actually ever truly leave. They're extended fantasy vacations people! The few who actually spend the most time overseas don't change their citizenship, incorporate themselves in some low-tax sheltered state like Delaware to avoid high European taxes, and live there like pretentious royalty with tons of(non-taxed) cash to spend. Outside of a few Euro capitals, major cities, and cafe circles most Europeans can't stand them either. What they say is more often empty obligitory posturing that they think will endear them to a European audience (yes, everyone's an audience to them). Remember the Dixie Chicks - who saved their attempt to be hip, "progressive" and controversal for a European (and safe) audience. Real gutsy - right.
Posted by: hondo at September 16, 2005 12:22 AM (4Gtyc)
You cut through all the shit and said what I wish I had. You are spot on right.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 16, 2005 10:07 AM (q9AWQ)
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She got way weirded out on the Daily Show the other night when Stewart asked her personal questions about whether her hubby/crappy lead singer of a crappy band sings to her to woo her. If she's going to move to Europe she better adopt some raunchier sensibilities. The Euro's are all about the detailed sexpose's-you ever watch BBCA? Every show involves a sex therapist, an unattractive couple with large noses, or a kinky fairy dressed with a whip. I say suck it up Gwynnie.
Posted by: Wittysexkitten at September 16, 2005 02:10 PM (1Mph/)
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I can tell you one thing -- if she went to Spain at 15 she sure didn't learn about the "multicultural nature of the globe" there! Given her current age, it means I was living in Spain a few years before she was. One thing I wouldn't have called it is multicultural. In fact, given the amount of blatant racism still demonstrated there, it still isn't.
Posted by: Don Miguel at September 16, 2005 04:53 PM (+KixN)
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Alec Baldwin threatens to move to Canada, and it makes front-page news; Gwyneth threatens not to return to the U.S. and virtually nobody notices.
Given that Baldwin had not even seen the A-list in years when he made his statement, what are we to surmise about the current state of Paltrow's career?
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Jesusland:
America is the big brother, watching out for the others. The little brothers think America is sometimes overprotective. Little brother gets into trouble, big brother bails him out. Sometimes big brother starts kicking ass without thinking things through. But if it weren't for big brother, little brother would be dead. Little brother doesn't forget this. But little brother thinks he's always right, and that pisses big brother off. Maybe you are right. The brothers seem to be drifting apart.
Posted by: Bruce Michielsen at September 23, 2005 03:31 AM (7GWni)
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One more thing Jesusland, I don't at all believe that Europe wants America (the coalition) to get kicked out by the islamists, and I believe most Europeans also sympathized with the British when they trashed the Iraqi jail the other day to rescue those SAS guys. It's just not as simple as all that.
Posted by: bruce at September 23, 2005 12:21 PM (7GWni)
Apprentice Contestant Alla Wartenberg Is Ex Stripper Who Inspired Death Row Inmates Killing Spree: Image Gallery
Alla Wartenberg scandal and photo gallery here.
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Not that any one is e-mailing me saying, "Gee, Rusty, what is with another stupid post on this chick? We come here for the terrorism related posts not this chick."
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I know this is going to bring more charges of not just being GAY, but being BAD GAY….even so, ….. I have to say that …I don’t like this one either. She just looks like she’s seen better days. Maybe 20 years ago on a high school wrestling trip to Minsk.
You know how to tell if you really have a hot one? If that other fruitcake DON will switch teams for her, then, you have something special.I guess he will jump ship for a quickie then go back to batting lefty. If not, she’s just damaged Slavic goods.
Posted by: Brad at September 14, 2005 01:50 PM (3OPZt)
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I'd like to go on the record as saying that I am 100% in favor of putting ex-stripper skanks on prime time television and would encourage more of this sort of decision-making from television executives across the country.
Posted by: Rob at September 14, 2005 03:29 PM (fcqpB)
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oh rusty. what will you Put up next. ARe we goIng to See Nothing more than prUrient photos DEsigned to boost readership?
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I want Jen! And right now. Rusty, don't you have some Jen phots archived somewhere?
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 14, 2005 04:30 PM (q9AWQ)
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Rusty, I hate to go OT on you, but I just read on WuzzaDem that Aaron Broussard's interview with Tim Russert on NBC was nothing but a crock.
I either commented here or at LGF, I can't remember which, that his story was fishy from the beginning because phone service was nil after the hurricane hit.
I'm glad to be vindicated. Brossard was probably covering for whoever didn't evacuate those poor old people from the nursing home. I understand that the owners of the home have been charged with negligent homicide but are already out on bond. Nope, he can't pin this one on George Bush.
Posted by: jesusland joe at September 14, 2005 04:43 PM (q9AWQ)
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Call me crazy, but I don't think she's that hot. Looks like she's been rode hard and put away wet. East block style. Big calves, smells like cabbage. I'll take the "Hot Muslim" Miss UK.
Posted by: bill at September 16, 2005 02:55 PM (VyPTG)
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Before moving to Las Vages Alla was a stripper at a all nude location in Salt lake, Utah. Moving up the ranks she begn to travel to Vages on weekends for increased profits. In mid 1995 she established a permanent residence in Vegas so she could work every day in the local club. This is when she meet her killer buddy. In the months to come she became a ghost, only to be heard again when the story broke on a national news program. In her true colors is was not about the tragedy that had taken place, it was just about the notirity of being a so called victom. Success should never leave the trampled in its wake.
If Trump is looking for success no matter the consequence then he may have found his apprentice.
Posted by: One at October 09, 2005 01:13 AM (6mUkl)
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Before moving to Las Vages Alla was a stripper at a all nude location in Salt lake, Utah. Moving up the ranks she begn to travel to Vages on weekends for increased profits. In mid 1995 she established a permanent residence in Vegas so she could work every day in the local club. This is when she meet her killer buddy. In the months to come she became a ghost, only to be heard again when the story broke on a national news program. In her true colors is was not about the tragedy that had taken place, it was just about the notirity of being a so called victom. Success should never leave the trampled in its wake.
If Trump is looking for success no matter the consequence then he may have found his apprentice.
Posted by: One at October 09, 2005 01:14 AM (6mUkl)
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That woman isn't a self made anything. My sister worked for her at her "salon". She would starve out her stylists and than sue them for getting jobs elsewhere. One of them lost their house.
Posted by: Jana at October 14, 2005 01:30 AM (DchmI)
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One of her employees was raped for several hours in the parking lot of her salon. Alla sent her a big bunch of flowers the next day with a card that read."Lets not make a big deal out of this" What a snake. Also she owns one salon..not four. She married her money.
Posted by: Jana at October 14, 2005 01:36 AM (DchmI)
Comedian Dave Chappelle, who walked away from his hit TV series earlier this year, said working in front of smaller audiences is more his speed. Chappelle sold out 10 shows at a northern Kentucky club and said doing standup is "like I'm hanging out with a bunch of people."...
Chappelle has said he was unhappy with the direction of his show. His decision triggered reports that he had mental or drug problems, which he denied. "It was a little weird," he told the newspaper. "It felt like some of the stuff was real tabloid, like raw speculation. "It was like stuff I would normally buy and believe," he added, laughing. "I just took it as a learning experience. It was like becoming a public person and learning all the responsibility that comes with that."
Apprentice Star is Ex-Escort
Who is the real Alla Wartenberg, one of the stars of the upcoming season of NBC's Apprentice? A video of her Apprentice audition can be seen here. According to her official website, the 31 year old immigrant from the Soviet Union is a self made multi-millionaire, owns a chain of upscale day spas, and is a real-estate tycoon. However, The Smoking Gun has learned that Ms. Wartenberg was once a Las Vegas stripper who went by the name of 'Ecstasy' at an upscale gentleman's club.
The mother of three was also doing $40 lap dances at precisely the time her biography claims she was starting her day spa business. Can you say happy ending?
Additionally, Alla Kosova, as she was then known, was the kind of dancer who you could pay to spend the entire evening with you--you know, an 'escort'. Eventually, one of her clients--or 'Johns'--became so infatuated with Alla Wartenberg-Kosova-Ectasy that it led to the murder of two Oregon women and a California man. The two women were lesbian lovers.
Kosova's usual MO was to tell her 'dates' that she wanted to marry them. Her 'regular' took her literally and in two robberies gone bad trying to get more money to spend on 'dates', Robert Acremant ended up killing three people. Acrement is now on death row in Oregon.
Wartenberg-Kosova admitted in court documents, though, that she was just using Acrement for the money but that there were never any 'intimacies' between them. Right. We believe you Alla, honey!
Seems to me that she'll fit right in at Donald Trump's house. Alla Wartenberg gallery below. Hat tip: Dummocratsmore...
Posted by: the donald at September 13, 2005 11:39 AM (p7BYJ)
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She's not russian, she's moldovan. The former Soviet Union was constituted from 15 republics. Moldova is one of these republics.
Posted by: dopey at September 19, 2005 12:00 PM (9pCSU)
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To me she looks like a lost puppy... just another low life bitch.. who trys to make of her self worthy... how hard she is trying to look good... goddddddd hehehee..
Posted by: Mariam at October 10, 2005 02:32 PM (zzWkA)
