KaskadskyjKozak

you'll never get it. it's not about how "great" the Republicrats are or aren't. the cuntry's run by 2 Oligarchies and those who cheer at the prospect of a slight shift in power as if it were some earthshattering revolution are utterly clueless f**ks who make GWB look like a genius.

And yet the liberals repeatedly deny there is a media bias.

There will be no wholesale tossing out of a "trainload" of Republicans you stupid ass. At best there would be just enough loss of "close races" to barely shift the balance of power. You'll still have to contend with close to 50% of congress populated by the people you hate so much - and you'll still have to deal with Bush. Choke on that.

a lot? right. just barely enough to get a slim majority. maybe. the results of the election will be... underwhelming

drink motherf***er, drink motherf***r, drink motherf***r, drink

does that involve frogs? leave the French out of this

It's ambigous: it could be oral, vaginal, or anal.

Yes, I am a pro. I'm paid to be bored.

entertain me.

I thought only bulimics and fat chicks eat Haagen-Dazs?

Are you sure it was the ants that ate your shirt?

Pinedale Mountain Man Rendezvous '78. Jack, Cosmo, and I consumed five fifths (two JC 1800, three Myers Dark Rum) over the course of an evening while climbing every tall sign over a business in town. I awoke the next morning shirtless where I'd fallen - atop a small ant-hill; the little fuckers had eaten a 3"X 3" patch out of my back. I didn't feel a thing. Wow, you climbed sign posts with Kramer?

Yes, I have had to get a full FBI background check for the airport. But this is different. My issue is the company expecting me to give up my rights to complain if they do a shitty job or wrong me in some way. I'll bet it's not legally binding. But I'm no lawyer (thank God).

I'm partial to tequila, dark rum, and vodka (separately).

this is total BS.

+1 vodka is meant to be drunk straight up, chilled. gin is for mixing. :-)

Whatever the Democratic party stands for, it seems that a majority of voters agree with it these days. I seriously doubt that anyone would change their vote because of Kerry's 'reminder' of liberal arrogance, a schtick that's bought only by those who'd never vote Democrat under any circumstances anyway. National elections are not won by convincing the "true believers" to change their mind. They are won by changing the minds of 2-3% of the voters. Ditto for tight, local races.

My mother has worked in the ER ... it's very stressful.

Kerry claims he flubbed a potshot at Bush by omitting the key words above. A screw up for sure, but hardly a significant driver in this election. It did speak to the larger divide between the 'arrogant' and the 'ignorant', the simpleton's lens through which the far left and far right view each other. As for the big deal the GOP is making of it, that's to be expected from a party that's pissing it's pants searching for something, anything to sell to the electorate. When in doubt, reach for that econo-sized bottle of anti-liberal sentiment. At least the GOP is defending marriage (in rhetorical terms, at least), even if they can't defend the country. Kerry was the nominee for the Democratic party 2 short years ago. His comments are perfect fodder for the election less than a week away. It reminds people exactly what the democrats stand for - you know, what they actually think once you lift the thin veneer of pretending to support the military and be patriotic.

I see it coming... next will be a comment about bukaki... too late It's spelled B-U-K-K-A-K-E. you would know better than me.

in war it always make cents

I see it coming... next will be a comment about bukaki... too late

how bout Jaeger and Rumpleminze? (1 part each, chilled in freezer)

now that it's the doldrums of fall, I'll more likely fatten up