Hugh Conway

Of course he was back in 1951.....kinda like Pericles.......reminds me of the way Bush has been treated........

yes, he produced some great witticisms. As a politician and manager he was pathetically, and consistantly, out of touch. The butcher of Gallipoli, his complete inability to understand the Partition of India, and on, and on. There's a reason he lost the general election in 1945

see Politico article: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1008/15142.html

W Churchill channeling a fat out of touch drunk? try someone more in tune with politics.

thats awesome. Rossi gave me the creeps, maybe we can bury him to fix the oil shortage

\ sweet jesus man! I'm not a breeder!

HEY FUCKTARD! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN THE PAST 8 YEARS? WHE CANT GET IT UP WITH A TON OF VIAGRA!

Eh? Palin is a head on a contoured stake.

I'm waiting for the perfect "Still Bitter?" moment

Tomorrow Night!

First thing I thought of was this: http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/09/23/ancient-yeast-beer.html

live.com cashback - discounts very but 12.5% is available at one online outdoor retailer http://search.live.com/cashback/stores earlier in the year it was 25% at Backcountry.com and 30.5% at altrec.com

I voted no. death to the PDA, Port of Seattle and all of the otehr fuckers

I can give you the contact info for Michael Layton does that help?

Papieren bitte!

She just did! http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/10/palin-fears-med.html

The topic is biased journalism, yes? The Stranger is clearly trying to intimidate private Seattle citizens who don't toe the line. Comparing the Stranger to Faux News is so deliciously apropos. You pick it up for the gay talk lines in the back, don't you?

economics? eBay is a very thin market subject to distortion. Alpinist failed because there weren't enough readers willing to pay for it. I doubt new readers will flock to it and so prices will be fairly stable at or below cover price except for perhaps #0. Sales of lost and lamented magazines like Off Belay or Mountain would verify this trend.

frame them

those are gorgeous amazed me the number of podunk indian museums where there'd be a Purdey or H&H mouldering away

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From the article they did it bit by bit with a chain saw. I don't know about sedating the horse. Careful work with the saw no doubt. I would think that after the first few seconds of cutting into the horse it wouldn't require any sedation. just think of the horse sushi!

I'm curious the impact on one of the metter surf breaks in the area - might improve it, but the winter storms could make for "interesting" lineups

http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/10/31/travel/escapes/31american.html American Journeys A Seattle That Won’t Blend In Michael Hanson for The New York Times The neighborhoods of Fremont and Ballard, where Holly Gummelt shops the public market, above, retain the unique character of their pasts. By DAN WHITE Published: October 31, 2008 LONG ago the expanding city of Seattle swallowed up two of its neighbors, and neither of them has ever forgotten. Seattle, Wash. Ballard and Fremont, once cities in their own right, are now Seattle neighborhoods of a particularly independent-minded kind. They’re close together, though not contiguous, and if you travel to either of them today, you’ll encounter a unique character that still resists complete assimilation — Nordic and proudly maritime in Ballard; arty and free-spirited in Fremont.

Pfft, their lenses couldn't handle the xxx-treme lines being thrown down in the deep pow on Hood. Plus you have to walk like, 20 feet to the snowcat and alpine boots don't do so well on the rime. You didn't have the proper huckdoll neon apparel, did you?