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New Spanish Leader pledges to pull out of Iraq Time to think up a new name for spanish rice!

Great idea Bug! (as long as you don't kill nobody). Everclear kamikazes work pretty well too. Tastes just like reglar vodka!

If you only flammed people who you noticed already made a habit of flamming people, then the only people to get pissed off would be the ones who deserved it That is, this way we won't have any "civilian" casualties.

The way I figure it, if you don't bitch when doods are keeping you awake at night, then you don't have to sweat being so damn quiet when you get up early in the morning.

So according to my calculations, we're in the clear for about another 2 1/2 years.

JEEZUS Just saw this IMAX movie about NASCAR in 3D down at the science center. Talk about a weird scene. That place was completely packed, y'know like, trying to get the shy people to move over next to the other shy people so there won't be single seats type of packed. Spied 3 or 5 NASCAR sponsor type Bud jackets n' shit. People were seriously excited about this. I mean it's bad enough to be all excited about going to some place where you sit in a crowd and pay 5$ for a hotdog and watch a bunch of loud cars go round and round, but it seems to add another dimension of uselessness to go watch a crazy fan adulation movie about it. Whoa. Trippy. I am such an elitist snob. I guess I sorta felt the same way going to some Rolling Stones concert in a giant football stadium and hearing every fucking song with the same damn chunka chunka chunka chunka 4x4 beat, and being all drunk and looking up to see 50,000 people all swaying in time to the same damn boring beat for every damn boring song... crazy.... Anyway...they did have some kool music in the soundtrack like the Ministry/Gibby song "Jesus Built My Hotrod" and ZZtop and some garage rock thing at the end, and Jack Bauer from "24" was the narrator. My kid seemed to like the 3-D effect. He just kept reaching out to try to grab the stuff. Luckily we were in the front row below the 6-story high screen dude

From the Forbes link "So, to review: Taxpayers are stuck with a program that costs 35 percent more than when their bamboozled representatives approved it last November. Top officials win golden parachutes stitched together by interests they have legislated and regulated. Trampled House voting practices, a federally funded TV deal for GOP political consultants, and a bribery probe all frost this ugly cake. This is why movement conservatives are so grumpy. They are sick of knocking themselves out to promote limited government and fiscal prudence, only to watch their solemn beliefs burn to a crisp in the increasingly third-world crucible called Republican-controlled Washington."

I meant that attacking Iraq was not fighting against terrorism.

OK, gotcha

I figured you'd approve of those sources. What do you think about the allegations of obvious Bush Administration deliberate lies of omission?

What's ironic about it? Spain wasn't fighting terrorism when they helped attack Iraq. Attacking Iraq has not weakened terrorists, but it has made Spain their target apparently.

Nope nothing on FoxNews yet... But here's a couple of other stories National Review Online cntrl F for "scully" Forbes Online Looks like FoxNews might be forced to cover it by tomorrow.

White allegedly purposefully withheld higher cost estimates for Medicare giveaway "The government's top expert on Medicare costs was warned that he would be fired if he told key lawmakers about a series of Bush administration cost estimates that could have torpedoed congressional passage of the White House-backed Medicare prescription-drug plan." "Cybele Bjorklund, the Democratic staff director for the House Ways and Means health subcommittee, which worked on the drug benefit, said Thomas Scully — then director of the Medicare office — told her he ordered Foster to withhold information and that Foster would be fired for insubordination if he disobeyed." "Scully left the administration and in January took a job with Alston & Bird, an Atlanta-based law firm that represents numerous hospitals and health insurers. He was exploring jobs in the private sector while he was pushing for passage of the prescription-drug bill, thanks to a waiver from Thompson that allowed him to conduct job interviews while he was still a federal employee." I am definitely biased to this whole thing, but this looks quite damning. And it's in the mainstream press too. I wonder if it's covered on FoxNews.com. Next stop...

The funny thing about this thread is that we still have more than a week of winter left!. LIVE FOR THE NOW! Don't waste your winter!

were's the "all of the abuv" butten?

Dustin you are correct that if a woman is turned off by that avatar, then she's probably not going to like this site too much either. That's too bad on a number of levels I think. This site with all the obvious blue-ball posters who at the same time seem to want to fight for their right to porn remind me of the scene in taxi driver where Robert DeNiro is so clueless he takes his date to a porn movie. And speaking of rc.com, found this there too.

frickin' awesome

I noticed Mike's avy on Rockclimbing.com yesterday? Who stole it from whom? Or are you that guy on rc.com too?

Don't waste your life waiting!! unless, ummm, you're recovering from an injury or something ....

That upper part of HOC is easy (10a/b?) if you find the hold. If you try to stay in the crack all through the bulge it's probably much closer to 11a. Perhaps the key hold wasn't there when the pitchlet got it's original rating. I would bet that the hold has since been unearthed, demossed, or the rock has shifted or something.

Maybe your union rep could do something about it?

No spray! No dope! How'd you get by? Did you have a MP3 player full of Residents hits?

Send me the URL. I can make it Scott's avatar

Hey!!! How come I never heard of this Bush stock swindle before? Stoopid biased media