August 31, 2008
5:13 P.M.
Yes, here I is. And we have swept Blog Talk Radio’s Conservative Show Awards, winning every single one given out so far, with a couple of more to be decided on in the next day.
Don’t miss tonight’s show, I think Sgt. Welsh is back from maneuvers and can join me. Alright, let me get my bearings and get into posting, etc.
5:18 P.M.
Rushing across the globe from airport to airport, I just now figured out that McCain didn’t nominate that guy from Monty Python. He’s dead anyway, isn’t he? That’s where I was really confused.
5:42 P.M.
What convention?
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Welcome home.
August 31st, 2008 at 4:24 pm5:18 P.M.
Rushing across the globe from airport to airport, I just now figured out that McCain didn’t nominate that guy from Monty Python. He’s dead anyway, isn’t he? That’s where I was really confused.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrjJxrTQi8I
August 31st, 2008 at 4:41 pmSo I’ll be missing the show tonight. A buddy of mine just got back from Iraq today and we’re celebrating. Any Dollardites in the San Diego area should find us at the Shout House downtown. I’ll be sporting one of my Jihadi Killer shirts. Maybe the Elephant shirt if I can find it. Ask for T-Bagg. Someone will know me.
August 31st, 2008 at 4:47 pmSo I’ll be missing the show tonight. A buddy of mine just got back from Iraq today and we’re celebrating. Any Dollardites in the San Diego area should find us at the Shout House downtown. I’ll be sporting one of my Jihadi Killer shirts. Maybe the Elephant shirt if I can find it. Ask for T-Bagg. Someone will know me.
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Wish him “Welcome Home” from us.
August 31st, 2008 at 4:52 pm_______________________________
From the previous Deep Thoughts
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Phelp’s Sportsmanship (”leaked footage”) LMAO:
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1827221
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Beat me to it! I was looking up Phelp’s presidential preference, and what I’m finding (tentatively) is that he supports John McCain. Anybody here able to verify? If that is true that is a great training video for how to celebrate when John and Sarah win.
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Nice Michael Palin compilation video
Lft. BTW Pat, he is still alive and as far as I know still makes a lot of travel documentaries.
August 31st, 2008 at 4:55 pmPat, I know you just got home and all, but don’t miss this.
LBA put this up this A.M. and one of the funniest videos I ever seen.
http://patdollard.com/2008/08/mccains-brain-the-truth-behind-his-vp-choice-sarah-palin/
August 31st, 2008 at 5:02 pmThe only female VP nominee better than Sarah Palin: Leeann Tweeden!
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I did indeed go to the range today, and fired off 3 bandoleers with my Garand, in honor of Palin. Even better, I convinced a CR babe to come along, and she brought a friend!
They enjoyed it. It’s really cool when you can get one to try out shooting for the first time.
However, things kinda went to shit when I brought them back to apartment, to demonstrate cleaning. With all the windows open and fans going at fullblast, I brought out the Hoppe’s #9 bore solvent. After I showed them how to run the boresnakes through my weapons, I broke out the cleaning rods & patches. I showed how to clean the barrel of the Garand, then went to take a piss. Her friend accidentally knocked over the open bottle of Hoppes’s. As I’m finishing up at the head, I hear embarrassed laughter, then come out to see about half of the bottle’s worth of cleaning fluid on my carpet! I immediately use the Hoppe’s fluid-absorbing cleaning mat I always work on to get some of the fluid up, and have them grab my spray bottles of Shout & Fabreze (I’m a college student, after all). It does a bit of good, but won’t completely get rid of the stench or stain. So they come up with another idea, and kindly go to Lowe’s to grab some odor absorbing gel containers, and carpet cleaner, while I’m doing what I can back here. Good thing they thought of that, because I didn’t know the absorbers existed. Didn’t know on-the-shelf carpet cleaners could work on such a spill. Well, there is a bit of a lingering stench, but for the most part, things are almost back to normal.
I could be angry right now, but I really like these gals. Just might start dating her something soon. There are other fish in the CR club, however, that could be even better.
So if I seem a bit loopy tonight, it’s probably due to the neurons killed last night (drinking off the loss) and this afternoon! Don’t worry, I’ve got the windows open, and fans are still circulating the air around here.
August 31st, 2008 at 5:05 pmNever let a little Chanel #9 get in the way
August 31st, 2008 at 6:28 pmThe thread was updated and this is a repeat.
Are you familiar with Zealand county? That’s where my friends lived.
How did you find this blog? You must have traveled to the U.S. once.
August 31st, 2008 at 6:51 pmI just had a conversation with a friend who has decided to vote for Obama because Palin’s not staying home to raise her “special needs child.”
I don’t know that much about Down Syndrome children, but are they classified as multi-handicapped? What do you think about his issue?
August 31st, 2008 at 7:53 pmLefty Bloggers Go After Palin’s Daughter
http://townhall.com/blog/g/9b3375c7-6a27-4b5e-9204-b267282a1ce1
August 31st, 2008 at 9:04 pmOn the radio show tonight, I couldn’t quite follow the subject line regarding the link you posted.
I just opened your link and I’m stunned.
For some reason I never thought that even “The Kos” would go that low.
Christ Almighty was I wrong.
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I suppose I should severely censor myself for the rest of the night, because if I don’t the Secret Service will be breaking down my door within the week.
Thanks for the info.
August 31st, 2008 at 9:15 pmRegarding D.S. children, I know there’s very high functioning and very low functioning and everything in between. You’ll never know until they grow to an age where their IQ can be measured, just like any other child.
As to their classification I don’t know.
But every D.S child or adult I’ve met (several) is a sweetheart, without a mean bone in their body.
I know you didn’t ask me, but never the less that’s what I know for what it’s worth.
August 31st, 2008 at 9:28 pm:arrow:Anderson S. Wise (Virginia is McCain-Palin Country!)
I love the smell of Hoppe’s #9 in the morning; it smells like victory.
August 31st, 2008 at 9:30 pmI just had a conversation with a friend who has decided to vote for Obama because Palin’s not staying home to raise her “special needs child.”
I don’t know that much about Down Syndrome children, but are they classified as multi-handicapped? What do you think about his issue?
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Each DS child is an individual.
We were blessed because our daughter has none of the medical issues many DS children have re: heart, digestive, mobility …
She is “high functioning”, and in a special needs classroom in public school.
I stopped working when I had my oldest daughter. But it was MY choice. I do not fault “working moms”.
We have found in the 8+ yrs of our DS child the best way to ‘handle’ life was to just live it as we would with any other child. Her delay needs were met inside and outside the home, and she’s been just fine.
Special needs children actually do better, thrive more, if their [parents] live normal lives and don’t treat the child as if they are crippling the parents.
Sarah Palin can do more for her baby Trig, and for the awareness of DS in general, doing exactly what she is doing.
And again, it comes down to Sarah Palin’s “choice” … not anyone else’s … except her family and husband.
August 31st, 2008 at 9:38 pmAnd it’ll clean a toilet like there’s no tomorrow! Don’t ask me how I know this
August 31st, 2008 at 9:41 pmThis whole Baby Trig is not Sarah’s, but is Bristol’s baby …
BULLSHIT!
Do you REALLY think, that via the ‘prostate-like’ vetting process these Presidential candidates do to their Veeps, that McCain would have picked her … or that she would have agreed, with THAT in her closet?
Puh-LEEZE!
August 31st, 2008 at 9:45 pmALERT…
Dan Steward did a Mea culpa @ 10:32 PT…after the radio show ended on the comment thread of drill’s post, “This Woman, Sarah Palin: The American Huntress”
He may be bi-polar.
August 31st, 2008 at 10:26 pmThanks; I appreciate your input. I’ve heard, too, that Down Syndrome children are some of the most loving on earth.
On another subject and this is not a “Who’s on First” scenario.
Just curious. I noticed recently that a green smiley face icon didn’t post in one of your comments. What showed was the symbol for a colon, then the letters “mrgreen,” and another colon symbol.
Some softwares are from hell. I’m sure it will happen to me.
August 31st, 2008 at 10:33 pmMy friend is parroting the liberal talking points against Palin as VP. Everyone is an expert now, and they’re making it sound as if all Down Syndrome children are the same and need hours and hours of intensive care.
I’m glad your child is doing so well. You must be a proud mama.
August 31st, 2008 at 10:41 pmBiden received 5 deferments before being declared medically ineligible for Vietnam
http://www.courant.com/news/politics/ats-ap-cvn-biden-vietnamaug31,0,2934547.story
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Say it ain’t so Joe…we’re waiting.
August 31st, 2008 at 11:29 pmALERT…
Dan Steward did a Mea culpa @ 10:32 PT…after the radio show ended on the comment thread of drill’s post, “This Woman, Sarah Palin: The American Huntress”
He may be bi-polar.
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Guys,
I had one eye on the chatroom so I missed what may have gone down.
Someone give me the Clifts Notes version, huh?
I went to my Palin thread and read his comment there. Told him to give us another chance, that it gets crazy when the trolls come in and screw things up.
However, gimmie the straight poop here … anyone … everyone who was in there and was reading his comments.
You’re welcome.
DS people are just … people. They have tempers and opinions … and believe me, my daughter knows how and when to express hers. She’s sharp as a knife and has been electronically minded since 9 months old with the TV remote, and now works anything TV related … and the computer in her room. Also has figured out how to use the cable Pay Per View …
She has a speech delay/problem, but we translate pretty well, but she is trying hard with her speech teacher. She’s also quite the hawk-eye with her 3 yr old nephew.
Thsi summer she has shown great bravery in going under water in my fathers swimming pool, so I am looking to get her swimming lessons at the local Y this winter.
September 1st, 2008 at 12:55 amSo the libs are coming out against a working mother.
Are they saying that a woman must not have a career or must give up a career if they are going to have children?
What about first dude? He can’t raise Trig because he is a male?
I was pumped up about her pick when it came down, but it keeps getting better and better. Her life is just twisting the libs into knots.
September 1st, 2008 at 4:18 amReading a bit all over on the site this morning and it sounds like I missed one hell of a show last night especially in the chatroom. I will have to listen to the archive. Too bad we can’t read the chat as well.
The libs are such hypocrites. The only way they would like her is if she had aborted her kids and joined the code stinkos. Their thinking is so twisted and sick it gets more difficult to grasp and absurd every day.
They sure do see Palin as a huge threat.
September 1st, 2008 at 4:59 ambillie (Today I’m a Georgian) said:
The thread was updated and this is a repeat.
Are you familiar with Zealand county? That’s where my friends lived.
How did you find this blog? You must have traveled to the U.S. once.
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You mean Zeeland? I traveled trough all of the Dutch regions except there. Never appealed enough to go there ’cause it’s just like a big part of the rest of Holland: dykes, the sea and always lots of wind.
I traveled to and trough the U.S. more then once
Since 6,5 years I work as a volunteer on base. (13 InfBat RSPB (Aaslt)). How I ended up there? God’s ways are mysterious.
I got more then I bargained for and the internet was a great help to inform myself and most of all……learn. That’s also how I stumbled over Pat’s site. (This was in the very beginning of YA.)
Type “Jeanet” in the search-box at top of this page. You’ll find 2 Readers Post I’ve written. Might give you a pretty good idea of what I am, how I think and what I stand for.
September 1st, 2008 at 5:24 amFoxNews just announced that the AP or something confirmed that Sarah Paylin said that her eldest daughter who is 17 or 18 is pregnant and going to marry the father.
September 1st, 2008 at 8:19 amHere’s a link to an article posted on Breitbart:
“To rebut rumors, Palin says daughter, 17, pregnant”
http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSN2944356420080901?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews&rpc=22&sp=true
September 1st, 2008 at 8:23 amPalin’s kid
My sister-in-law and hubby adpoted their D.S. grand son, now 13, with moderate to severe symptoms because their daughter could not handle him and her other 3 kids in the way he needed. At family functions, we include him just like the rest and all pitch in to help when we can..special olympics, school functions etc.. I can say that it’s like a test on the in-laws capacity for humanity, love, patience and endurance that strengthens over time and I respect them for doing so. Gov. Palin seems to have that kind of family for their daughter, and hopefully that strength will slop over into her job as VP. Or as P if McCain tips over some day.
2 cents
September 1st, 2008 at 8:27 am“I suppose I should severely censor myself for the rest of the night, because if I don’t the Secret Service will be breaking down my door within the week.”
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I got that same problem.
September 1st, 2008 at 9:15 amBe sure to keep checking the Hurricane Gustav thread for updates and videos as the storm comes ashore:
http://patdollard.com/2008/08/urgent-residents-of-new-orleans-leave-mandatory-evac-begins-tomorrow-am-gulf-coast-braces-for-the-worst/
September 1st, 2008 at 10:55 amMedia Lizzy was the “Dragon Master” on last night’s show and she booted “Dan Steward” out of the chat room in very short order.
There were a couple of others, but they haven’t shown up here.
There was a lot of stuff going on during the show, akin to a well control riot, if there is such a thing, so all I recall without checking the chat thread (If I can) is that he was really pissing people off.
September 1st, 2008 at 11:41 amDamn I miss the comment preview.
September 1st, 2008 at 11:43 amIt looked at though they (the trolls) had a meeting and decided to hit Jihadikiller hour last night. They started out coming in one at a time, as soon as one got banned another one would show up. This went on for most of the show. Some of these people have several computers too and they of course will use different names. They are the ambush trolls, very vicious and they instantly start spewing their liberal crap.
Some folks who are not trolls may have got caught in the cross hairs. But Lizzy would have never banned anyone she didn’t think was a troll. She actually doesn’t even like to ban people. So anyone who isn’t a troll that got banned, please know it was a mistake and please consider after 8ish or more spamming the chatroom with their liberal bile, it makes us, well, quick on the banning. But again please know Lizzy does not like banning, it was just a weird troll night and that made things a little crazy.
September 1st, 2008 at 12:07 pmI found this on my travels across the net. Any thoughts on it?
The Quality of a Free Man
By Claire Wolfe
I sit at the Hilltop Hermitage, high in the pines. I’m here to ask, and hopefully answer, some of the Great Questions about freedom.
Two come immediately to mind and I’m going to deal with the first one in this column.
That question is, “What are the qualities of a free man?”
I’m saying “man” unapologetically. That’s how the question poses itself to me. My every attempt to impose political correctness by writing “person” or “human being” falls flat.
I believe I know why. Freedom requires what might once have been called “manly virtues” — though in reality it doesn’t matter what shape of body they come in.
Asking ourselves to live up to ideals is old-fashioned. Almost Victorian. This is an age of “anything goes” — which can be fine and fun. But it’s not enough. We need those “manly virtues” — plus a few extras.
So bear with me, sisters and brothers-in-freedom alike. The list I’m about to propose is inclusive.
I’m beginning the freedom quest here for a simple reason: Freedom comes from free individuals, not the other way around. Seek Libertopia without first seeking within and the horse stumbles over the cart in her path and breaks her leg. Every time.
So without further ado I propose:
12 QUALITIES OF A FREE MAN
THE FIVE OUTWARD-LOOKING VIRTUES
The free man within society
A free man:
Keeps his word. A good man’s word was once his bond. Now we expect our credit score to be our bond — but such data measures only one infinitesimal part of us. You cannot build feedom on a base of lies or habitual unreliability. Free men mean what they say and do what they promise.
Does unto others as he would have them do unto him. Helps those who help themselves. Commits random acts of decency. Aids those who are striving to be free. Does not meddle in the non-violent behavior of others, but is is a good neighbor and powerful ally when one is needed.
Shuns indebtedness. This means more than shunning debt (though that, too). A free man owns his own life and thinks carefully before giving any part of it away. He rejects false loyalties and guilt trips (unwarranted claims on his life energies). If he accepts a favor he pays it back or pays it forward so others benefit by the aid he received.
Rejects coercive power. He neither seeks power over others nor accepts the right of others to hold such coercive power. You will never hear him say, “There ought to be a law.” He sees humanity not as an ignorant mass to be managed or mothered, but as individuals capable of running their own lives.
Is independent and self-responsible. A free man prefers the risks and rewards of self-reliance to the temptations of “security” provided by others. He takes care of himself and his family. The ultimate corollary to this virtue is self-defense; a free man does not delegate responsibility for his own sustenance, and certainly not for his own survival.
THE FIVE INTERIOR VIRTUES
The free man within
A free man:
Solves problems creatively. Thinks out of the box. Is fascinated by new ideas. Is perpetually self-educating. Anyone who spends a large chunk of his life sitting and whining about all the factors holding him back is by definition neither free nor ready to free himself.
Acts with daily courage and fortitude. While we await the jackboot in the door, tyranny arrives in daily demands for our collaboration. We require courage to say, “No, I won’t give that information”; “I have no interest in working for somebody who forces me to pee in a bottle”; “I won’t pay you to kill people in my name”; “My baby doesn’t need a government inventory number”; “That’s politically correct nonsense”; “Not without a warrant, you won’t”; or “It’s time for you to stand up and take care of yourself.” Free people own that kind of courage. It’s food for their souls. (Which is why I list it as an Interior Virtue rather than an Outward-Looking one.)
Lives by well-considered principles. A free man doesn’t just parrot “thou shalt not kill” or “thou shalt not steal.” He doesn’t behave just because he fears God or government may be watching. He has examined his morality. He knows why he acts or refrains from acting. Sound principles also provide the platform for standing up with courage and saying, “No” to intolerable acts.
Seeks balanced excellence. It may be a fine thing to make a million dollars or build a better mousetrap (or a more efficient solar cell or an innovative computer game). Free people do those things better than serfs. But our life is our #1 creation. Truly free people put as much energy into becoming good, wise human beings as they do into material accomplishments. To do otherwise is to remain off balance — and therefore very easy for “authorities” to push over.
Loves life. No, this does not mean a free man always goes around with a happy-face painted on his mug. It does mean that conscious, human life is the foundation of freedom. Despite its manifold flaws, human life is a miracle to be appreciated and defended against forces that waste or destroy it.
THE TWO FOUNDATION VIRTUES
What all the rest is built on
A free man:
Is self-aware. He knows who he is, what he loves, what he finds intolerable. Knows his own inner drivers, good or ill. Self-knowledge enables us to set satisfying goals and effective boundaries. It shows us our true path. Without self-understanding, we find ourselves constantly in bad relationships and bad jobs, living in conditions we hate — unable to say no and unable to articulate why we want to say no.
Has a spiritual center. A few years ago I’d never have put spirituality on any list of a free man’s traits. Now, I see it’s a foundation stone. Spirituality doesn’t necessarily mean religion. A person can be spiritual without even believing in God. Spirituality is simply the sense that an individual life has a deeper meaning than is evident on the surface. When daily temptations, disappointments, or demands for collaboration threaten to push us off course, transcendent purpose keeps us walking the path.
There it is. A free man is, in his own realm, an astonishingly civilized and moral being. To those who live by controlling others, however, he is a wild beast who can’t be tamed and who is too tough to make good prey.
A free man is also the cause of freedom. The sole cause of it.
When we have sufficient free individuals, political, social, and institutional freedoms will follow. They will arise not through revolution or politically driven reform, but from who we are and the choices we make every day.
We don’t require superhumans. We don’t even require a majority of free people. We do, however, require a larger minority of free individuals than we have today. “Doing our own thing” is one part of being free. But lasting freedom is a consequence of that old-fashioned and presently out-of-favor ideal: personal character.
We require that to create what so many of us crave: freedom that lasts.
September 1st, 2008 at 12:17 pmI just read that Palin sold a government jet on e-bay. Is that true? Can you do that? That’s fucking awesome!
September 1st, 2008 at 1:05 pm
Unbreakable,
September 1st, 2008 at 1:12 pmhttp://barstoolsports.com/randomthoughts/2008/09/01/moment_for_history_books/
September 1st, 2008 at 1:23 pmThanks for the heads-up about your two Readers’ Posts. I just finished reading them. Very informative.
I recently read Hirsi Ali’s “Infidel” so I’m not surprised to hear about the problems with radical Islam in the Netherlands. (She immigrated to the U.S. and still has to have 24-hr. protection, last I heard.)
In Hirsi Ali’s book, a Muslim immigrant to the Netherlands shared that whenever she called someone a “racist,” they would give her anything she wanted.
Some people call this “cultural blackmail.”
Obama used this tactic, claiming that John McCain was going to make racist remarks about him in the future. Here in the U.S., we’re guilty before proven innocent.
Keep writing, Jeanet. I appreciate your insights. I once worked on a “base,” too.
September 1st, 2008 at 1:39 pm
Pat
September 1st, 2008 at 1:40 pmNext time you get to Israel or talk to somebody there, see if you can find a supplier for those keffiyehs with the Star of David pattern in Israeli Blue and White…… I know those have got to piss some muzzies off! I’ll try to find a pick so I can post a link here.
Ok here’s a good pic of one….
http://jewschool.com/2006/11/22/11485/the-kaffiyeh-yisraelit/
Can I use embed code in the comments? I know basic format code works but I didn’t want to gum thinks up experimenting too much here.
September 1st, 2008 at 1:46 pmWhen the Levee Breaks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Ny9_CrUVY
September 1st, 2008 at 3:55 pmI got this in an e-mail;
HEADLINE:
“Biden Told Israel: Get Used to Iran Nuclear Weapons”
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/Biden_Israel_Iran_WMD/2008/09/01/126692.html?s=al&promo_code=68F7-1
September 1st, 2008 at 4:02 pmThat’s not surprising at all that the Dems running for office would throw Israel under the bus. What is surprising is that the ingrate was stupid enough to make that statement to Israel this early into the election.
It’s like they can’t resist attempting to impale themselves on their own swords. Are they suicidal? If you handed Barry and Johny guns would they say “Guns are bad for you” then turn towards each other and pull the triggers?
It’s kind of like watching Beavis and Butthead run for office.
September 1st, 2008 at 4:32 pm@ LBA. When the levee breaks…..
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You get this:
http://www.katrinadestruction.com/images/d/13172-4/swamped+school+buses
followed by:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIjZtgyPhS0
September 1st, 2008 at 5:38 pmThis made me ha ha…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4-OinRDWcM&feature=related
September 1st, 2008 at 6:11 pmThose News Max updates are great, aren’t they?
Biden is a fruitcake. I’m embarrassed for him to meet with foreign heads of state. I’m not surprised he once told Israel to basically get used to the idea of Iran having nuclear weapons.
Jay Leno included Obama in his Top Ten list the other night. Here’s #l: Obama [like Pres. Bush] also pronounces “nuclear,” “nucular.”
September 1st, 2008 at 7:27 pm“..like watching Beavis and Butthead run for office.”
huh huh … you said bush
September 1st, 2008 at 8:06 pmhuh huh… you said dick
huh huh
Find the dude in ten seconds
http://www.break.com/pictures/find-the-dude-in-10-seconds563576.html
September 1st, 2008 at 8:24 pmThis made me ha ha…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4-OinRDWcM&feature=related
LMFAO! That was great!
September 1st, 2008 at 8:53 pmAugust 29, 2008
LATE SHOW TOP TEN (with Jay Leno)
Top Ten Surprises in Barack Obama’s Democratic National Convention Address
10. Delivered speech in a bright orange pantsuit
September 1st, 2008 at 9:54 pm9. Wants to change October to “Barack-tober”
8. Most of speech was devoted to his Labor Day barbecue cole slaw recipe
7. Outlined plan for America, then took calls about the Broncos defense
6. Kept saying to John Kerry, “Hey, why the long face?”
5. Twelve-and-a-half minutes of, “Testing-one-two”
4. Performed hilarious ventriloquist act with Dennis Kucinich on his lap
3. Promised to make Pluto a state
2. Plans to bring peace to Lo and Audrina on “The Hills”
1. Also pronounces “nuclear,” “nucular”
“Sarah Palin: She Came From Nowhere”
by British journalist, Chris Ayres
Sept. 2, 2008
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article4656243.ece
September 1st, 2008 at 11:07 pmFive Pakistani women were buried alive because they wanted to choose their own husbands. A Pakistani lawmaker told a stunned Parliament to “stop making such a fuss about it.”
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/us_world/2008/08/30/2008-08-30_5_buried_alive_tradition__pakistani_pol-2.html
September 1st, 2008 at 11:22 pm“Sarah Palin and John McCain–The Movie Potential”
September 2nd, 2008 at 12:08 amhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/chris_ayres/article4656307.ece
You are ALL so amazing to me. Thank you for letting me in.
I DO NOT DESERVE IT!
ANYTHING, ANYTHING that is good about me is a blessing from GOD.
I am honored to be allowed here and I mean that with all sincerity.
(Jihadikiller Hour 8/31…Me…
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September 2nd, 2008 at 7:42 amI just can’t speak…thank you for helping me.
THE TOP BLESSINGS OF MY LIFE
(Order by time NOT importance)
1. A Mom and Dad who love and respect God and have been BEST friends, through good and BAD for 53 years and are still healthy and running THE race.
2. My AMERICAN passport!!!!(Blessing comes by way of
The United States Military 
THANK YOU!!!!!)
3. My husband and 3 children
September 2nd, 2008 at 8:01 am