Riffhard wrote on Jul 10^th, 2009 at 9:04pm:




Can you fail any harder?  If anyone, I repeat, ANYONE, can be accused of being a "one trick pony" it's you Riffy. You have parked your little soapbox in this thread for 200 fucking pages. You then climbed up on it and regurgitated the same shit over and over. IE, anyone who doesn't subscribe to your way of thinking  is a "fucking moron"... YES, you painted with that brush every time... don't deny it or try play the victim (though that seems to be your new angle)... Then when someone finally throws your ridiculous shit back in your face, you cry foul. Who knew you tough guys were really just a bunch of pathetic whiners....

the first documented case in history when cancer does us all a favor...

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/07/13/kim.jong.il.ill/index.html

Some Guy wrote on Jul 13^th, 2009 at 10:26am:


pics from pug's wildwood shidoobeefest sleepover have begun to emerge.

another from the "for my baby riffy" files...
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RIP Oscar Mayer/PETA asks the corporation to "bury the Wienermobile"

Oscar G. Mayer Jr., the man behind the eponymously named bologna, passed away earlier this week at age 95.  Mayer was chairman of the meat products company that bears his name (and the names of his father, Oscar G. Mayer Sr., and grandfather, Oscar F. Mayer, who cofounded the company) and worked there for more than 40 years before retiring in the late 1970s.  And of course, even after his retirement, he continued to be associated with meat products -- and the Wienermobile.

Now, in the wake of the former chairman's death, PETA is asking the company to "bury the Wienermobile along with Mr. Mayer."  In a letter to Oscar Mayer company president Nick Meriggioli, PETA executive vice president Tracy Reiman offers her condolences before saying that "laying someone to rest can be an occasion to examine a life as well as an opportunity to send a positive message.

"The Wienermobile travels around the country and entices children to try Oscar Mayer meats that can set them on the road to developing life-threatening illnesses," Reiman continues, citing a Harvard study linking children's consumption of cured meat products to increased risk of developing leukemia.

Reiman goes on to discuss, in detail, the suffering pigs experience in slaughterhouses, and concludes the letter by suggesting the Oscar Mayer company "perhaps go a step further" by launching a line of vegetarian products.

Pdog wrote on Jul 13^th, 2009 at 3:48pm:


don't you have a wienermobile?

The Obama administration is wasting $18 million to fix a Web site whose original purpose was just that -- to stop wasteful spending, congressional Republicans say.

The much-touted Recovery.gov Web site was created shortly after President Obama signed the $787 billion stimulus into law on Feb. 17.

The administration's decision to spend another $18 million to fix a Web site that's less than five months old touched off a strident response from House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio.

"This is the most ridiculous thing I've heard," Boehner told reporters. "They took stimulus money to actually create this Web site. It doesn't work very well, and now they want $18 million more money to redo their Web site -- to track how this wasteful spending is being wasted.

Thursday, July 9th, 2009 at 11:08 am
Jeb Bush Esquire Interview: Obama Socialist Remarks
By Ignatius Reilly
rightpundits.com

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush was interviewed by Esquire Magazine. When asked about Barack Obama, Bush made some very intriguing comments regarding whether the President is a socialist.

When asked whether he believed Obama was a Socialist, Jeb Bush responded:

I don’t know. Define socialism for me. It’s a word… I believe he’s a collectivist. He believes that through collective action, through government, you can solve more problems.


Bush went on to state that he believes that Obama would not have won the presidency if people knew that his agenda would include massive government spending and intervention.

He made it appear like McCain was going to raise taxes, which was unfair, but there was no response back. When there was an ideological component, it was generally centrist or even center-right. Had he said what he was going to do as a candidate, (Obama) would have lost.

Jeb Bush also points out that Obama’s approval ratings are below what George W. Bush’s were during his first 100 days This is true, as I reported here. As of today, Rasmussen has Obama’s approval at 51% (Gallup at 57%). This means Obama is actually LESS popular than recent presidents as of right now.

Call me optimistic, but there is just a general sense that the honeymoon is over with Barack Obama. The economy is not improving. Unemployment is increasing. Massive spending has done nothing but increase our deficit. Our position overseas has not improved at all.

People are indeed starting to point the finger at Obama for some of this. Of course, his supporters will probably call me a racist for stating this.

I suggest he leave office tomorrow to optimize the results of that poll.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaxECcTjCuw

Riffhard wrote on Jul 14^th, 2009 at 4:42pm:


yes...that's just what pontious pilate said!

nankerphelge wrote on Jul 15^th, 2009 at 10:07am:


nanky?

Obama looked good toeing the rubber last night. Nice curve.

Phillies have already sent scouts to evaluate him!

Nanky, keep in mind he's an excellent hoopster. A skilled athlete. But baseball isn't his game. That said, he did well.



and you're probably not the one who should be pointing out anyone's athletic short comings