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Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
possee asks,
What IS the final determination of such a meeting place with so many important luminaries possibly attending?
*Seems to be up to Jack @ this point. The big question is, will it be publicized or done via Black Ops?
Is there a cover charge?
*Trolls get in free and sit anywhere they damn well please.
Will food and adult beverages be served?
*I certainly hope so and that there is more than enough, as nothing exceeds like excess.
Will cru and margebuuny sign a peace accord before entry?
*cru and margebuuny are a little too weird to accurately predict.
Will Walter attend and moderate the inevitable debates?
As far as I’m concerned all are welcome and it would be nice to meet Walter.
*Will ned sketch a composite group portrait?
I like the idea of Ana doing a photo essay better.
Buzz:
"bitter's not sure she can make it....can't find anyone to look after her 17 cats"
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH.
What IS the final determination of such a meeting place with so many important luminaries possibly attending?
*Seems to be up to Jack @ this point. The big question is, will it be publicized or done via Black Ops?
Is there a cover charge?
*Trolls get in free and sit anywhere they damn well please.
Will food and adult beverages be served?
*I certainly hope so and that there is more than enough, as nothing exceeds like excess.
Will cru and margebuuny sign a peace accord before entry?
*cru and margebuuny are a little too weird to accurately predict.
Will Walter attend and moderate the inevitable debates?
As far as I’m concerned all are welcome and it would be nice to meet Walter.
*Will ned sketch a composite group portrait?
I like the idea of Ana doing a photo essay better.
Buzz:
"bitter's not sure she can make it....can't find anyone to look after her 17 cats"
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
"...editor provides no "delete" function..."
True marge but I am an "ALL POWERFUL" Blogger like Bilbo Baggins the cartoon character, er artist with mythical powers and can flash this thread in an instant.
No, not really, actually I just made up the mystical powers thing.
On a more serious note:
FOXNEWS BECK 2,512,000 (Olbermann x 2 +)
Sick, twisted, freak summit tomorrow night, Glenn Beck / Fort Lauderdale
"Arguing with Idiots" book signing. Friday 11/20, 7:30-8:30 PM Barnes & Noble
Your humble correspondent shall report back.
True marge but I am an "ALL POWERFUL" Blogger like Bilbo Baggins the cartoon character, er artist with mythical powers and can flash this thread in an instant.
No, not really, actually I just made up the mystical powers thing.
On a more serious note:
FOXNEWS BECK 2,512,000 (Olbermann x 2 +)
Sick, twisted, freak summit tomorrow night, Glenn Beck / Fort Lauderdale
"Arguing with Idiots" book signing. Friday 11/20, 7:30-8:30 PM Barnes & Noble
Your humble correspondent shall report back.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
Jack, I just did a little cru style investigating and Steve and I used to be neighbors.
(Can't reveal my sources and all that .)
Nice family, our kids hung out together. Her picture on the internet is terrible, I didn't recognize her.
(Can't reveal my sources and all that .)
Nice family, our kids hung out together. Her picture on the internet is terrible, I didn't recognize her.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
mav is peck (smahkcep), "Sparky" the electrician?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
mav
"Palin for President"...has a nice ring to it. Certainly does and if you take a gander up top, she even looks presidential.
cru
"I hear the feds are probing diligently."
Probing what, Trollgate?
"Palin for President"...has a nice ring to it. Certainly does and if you take a gander up top, she even looks presidential.
cru
"I hear the feds are probing diligently."
Probing what, Trollgate?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
possee inquires,"Do you realize that posting these pictures is a hate crime?"
Indeed and another one just landed below Eisenhower and Nixon.
Could there be more?
Indeed and another one just landed below Eisenhower and Nixon.
Could there be more?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Sandwich teacher criticized for doing her job
In response to: Sandwich teacher criticized for doing her job
He also said:
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.
Are we talking about 5th graders here or are we talking to them?
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.
Are we talking about 5th graders here or are we talking to them?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
large marge: Get help.
Someday even you could be housebroken.
And it's QM1 Walker to you.
Someday even you could be housebroken.
And it's QM1 Walker to you.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The REAL Reason WGBH-FM is Cancelling Naomi Arenberg's Folk Show?
In response to: The REAL Reason WGBH-FM is Cancelling Naomi Arenberg's Folk Show?
So does GBH stand for "Great Blue Hills" or is it really, "God Bless Harvard".
Leviticus shall be revealed.
Leviticus shall be revealed.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
karent2, will you be in attendance?
Speaking for myself, you are more than welcome and I would look forward to meeting you.
As a side note, I'll be visiting JT's step mother, as well as family in TRURO over the week. Coles Neck/ Long Nook.
And no cru, not @ Manso's house.
Speaking for myself, you are more than welcome and I would look forward to meeting you.
As a side note, I'll be visiting JT's step mother, as well as family in TRURO over the week. Coles Neck/ Long Nook.
And no cru, not @ Manso's house.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Sandwich teacher criticized for doing her job
In response to: Sandwich teacher criticized for doing her job
The parents tax money pays for the school system, ergo the Superintendent works for the parents.
So what you're saying is that a show and tell with an aborted human being in a jar is going to stop a 10 or 11 year old from getting pregnant.
"No Johnny no, it sure feels good but I saw a fetus in a jar a couple of years ago."
Don't bogart the yayo pipe cracker.
So what you're saying is that a show and tell with an aborted human being in a jar is going to stop a 10 or 11 year old from getting pregnant.
"No Johnny no, it sure feels good but I saw a fetus in a jar a couple of years ago."
Don't bogart the yayo pipe cracker.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
CC Illuminati, Buzz, no greater honor has ever been bestowed on a lowly "Latrine Technician.'
Gayper writes:
"Slappy sound of whapping each other's buttocks with rolled-up towels in the shower-room after some necrophiliac Gippergazing. Hot footage of brushcutting on horseback. Hubba hubba."
Now that we've heard from the voice of experience, I must ask you Ned, do you at least have the common courtesy to give the Grateful Dead guy a reach-around?
You just can't stay away from that Sonntag specific gay porn(shower fantasy theme) meme, can you. As far as the dimpled elbows go, better watch out Keebler, saw this on a tombstone:
I kissed a brown eyed aging cow that gave me milk and cheese and now I'm lying on my back with hoof in mouth disease.
You could be next my little Elfin' friend.
Gayper writes:
"Slappy sound of whapping each other's buttocks with rolled-up towels in the shower-room after some necrophiliac Gippergazing. Hot footage of brushcutting on horseback. Hubba hubba."
Now that we've heard from the voice of experience, I must ask you Ned, do you at least have the common courtesy to give the Grateful Dead guy a reach-around?
You just can't stay away from that Sonntag specific gay porn(shower fantasy theme) meme, can you. As far as the dimpled elbows go, better watch out Keebler, saw this on a tombstone:
I kissed a brown eyed aging cow that gave me milk and cheese and now I'm lying on my back with hoof in mouth disease.
You could be next my little Elfin' friend.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
In response to: SLAPPY-SOUNDING HIGH-FIVING TROLL SUMMIT
Well it's listed as posted and yu kan make spelink mystakes hear if u want 2.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Are we in Selma Alabama or Sandwich Massachusetts?
In response to: Are we in Selma Alabama or Sandwich Massachusetts?
“Because someone thinks their ten and eleven year-old young people should not see a human organ specimen or an embryo?”
Their child, their prerogative.
Was this in the curriculum? Personally I have no problem with it but it’s not my place to decide your child’s education and exposure.
I wouldn’t want my child singing praises to Obama like he was capable of walking on water or being taught Kevin “Fistgate’ Jennings “diversity policy” but that’s me and that’s my kid.
Last time I checked, Baptist and Catholics were allowed to raise their children as they see fit.
Their child, their prerogative.
Was this in the curriculum? Personally I have no problem with it but it’s not my place to decide your child’s education and exposure.
I wouldn’t want my child singing praises to Obama like he was capable of walking on water or being taught Kevin “Fistgate’ Jennings “diversity policy” but that’s me and that’s my kid.
Last time I checked, Baptist and Catholics were allowed to raise their children as they see fit.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Police investigate armed robbery at Bourne bank Tuesday, arrest made in Mashpee
In response to: Police investigate armed robbery at Bourne bank Tuesday, arrest made in Mashpee
Preliminary report: "A female was reportedly driving the get away vehicle..."
After the arrest: "...Travis drove the getaway vehicle..."
Cracktastic work Travis! Welcome to Cedar Junction, you can bunk with Bubba.
After the arrest: "...Travis drove the getaway vehicle..."
Cracktastic work Travis! Welcome to Cedar Junction, you can bunk with Bubba.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Largest New England Coastal Wind Project begins power generation
In response to: Largest New England Coastal Wind Project begins power generation
Who is compass challenged?
Being generally credited as a European invention I’m guessing most native Americans made do without them, using things like celestial navigation, (that would be declination of the sun and stars in relation to the equator), which would leave only certain members of this site who are convinced the sun rises due east.
mav, if you're up for the for a grog and a few laughs, I'm game. I'll be in town from the 29th to the 3rd.
I just have to adjust my compass for v & d first so I can find my way out of the latrine as it’s gotten a little slack in the gimbals over time. I’d use my gps except I heard from Fulford that Dick Cheney and the Black Ops boys are messing with the hydrogen maser clocks controlling the geo-orbital satellites.
First round‘s on me, who’s bringing the foil fedoras?
Being generally credited as a European invention I’m guessing most native Americans made do without them, using things like celestial navigation, (that would be declination of the sun and stars in relation to the equator), which would leave only certain members of this site who are convinced the sun rises due east.
mav, if you're up for the for a grog and a few laughs, I'm game. I'll be in town from the 29th to the 3rd.
I just have to adjust my compass for v & d first so I can find my way out of the latrine as it’s gotten a little slack in the gimbals over time. I’d use my gps except I heard from Fulford that Dick Cheney and the Black Ops boys are messing with the hydrogen maser clocks controlling the geo-orbital satellites.
First round‘s on me, who’s bringing the foil fedoras?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: No Captain, My Captain!
In response to: No Captain, My Captain!
Agreed Smurf, pretty much sucks when you screw the pooch on 2 Td's.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: No Captain, My Captain!
In response to: No Captain, My Captain!
Not as tight as Miami and the Bucs so far but a great game none the less.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: No Captain, My Captain!
In response to: No Captain, My Captain!
"Miami, 17-13", I dunno Smurf.
Even though Williams lost runrickyrun.com he hasn't been to Tibet or Canada in a while and adding Ronnie and Ted Jr. to the mix, it could get ugly.
On the other hand, with "Jimmy Buffett To Play Land Shark Stadium Stage Prior To Buccaneers Game", accompanied by fellow co-owners J-lo and Gloria in attendance, 1972 is looking like nothing more than a fond memory.
Even though Williams lost runrickyrun.com he hasn't been to Tibet or Canada in a while and adding Ronnie and Ted Jr. to the mix, it could get ugly.
On the other hand, with "Jimmy Buffett To Play Land Shark Stadium Stage Prior To Buccaneers Game", accompanied by fellow co-owners J-lo and Gloria in attendance, 1972 is looking like nothing more than a fond memory.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
Bravo Ned, you got me again, all the dimpled elbowed hungry heifers will be impressed, just don't forget the flour. As far as the contents of your scrotum, you can't lose something you never had. And no, before you ask, I'm still not interested in polishing your Luger.
Shall we invoke the The Sonntag Rules:
1) If you misspell a word while while ragging on another poster’s spelling, you've automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in.
2) If you invoke your imaginary blogging hierarchy, you've automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in.
Why don't you go out and get some fresh air, it's beautiful out. Oh I'm sorry, that's down here in the land of swollen pink Salmonheads, Parrotheads, etc. Guess what they call Mass down here, rhymes with Bay State and I'm in the blue county that the "Goracle' filed suit in and was forever delegated to the history books as a "LOSER".
Visibility one quarter mile or less at times, I'm bettin' Cap'n Jack can handle it, although you might want to stay closer to home.
Spell check on Sally, I'm off to the beach.
Shall we invoke the The Sonntag Rules:
1) If you misspell a word while while ragging on another poster’s spelling, you've automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in.
2) If you invoke your imaginary blogging hierarchy, you've automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in.
Why don't you go out and get some fresh air, it's beautiful out. Oh I'm sorry, that's down here in the land of swollen pink Salmonheads, Parrotheads, etc. Guess what they call Mass down here, rhymes with Bay State and I'm in the blue county that the "Goracle' filed suit in and was forever delegated to the history books as a "LOSER".
Visibility one quarter mile or less at times, I'm bettin' Cap'n Jack can handle it, although you might want to stay closer to home.
Spell check on Sally, I'm off to the beach.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
possee, disseminating blather, would becoming nothing short of a bloodsport around here if the pee-sitters had any sack, but alas such is not the case. Resorting to spell checking and such in leiu of a valid response are akin to the last act a of desperate man.
I come strictly for the entertainment value and must admit , I do so enjoy watching life immitate art as the "internet protocol authorities" emulate Hamlet. We've had two textbook examples provided in just the last 12 hours.
What more could a slappy-sounding high-fiving troll ask for?
I come strictly for the entertainment value and must admit , I do so enjoy watching life immitate art as the "internet protocol authorities" emulate Hamlet. We've had two textbook examples provided in just the last 12 hours.
What more could a slappy-sounding high-fiving troll ask for?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Third Cocaine arrest made on Nantucket this week
In response to: Third Cocaine arrest made on Nantucket this week
Actually, the majority of drug dealers on Nantucket in recent years have been from Rosedale, Mississippi. Being only 170 miles from Philadelphia Mississippi, I think it was set up by Ronald Reagan as a reciprocal "states rights" type of thing and maybe covered under the Interstate commerce Act.
How's that for a conspiracy theory Zippy?
How's that for a conspiracy theory Zippy?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
So true possee,
"jive" must be an intellectual elitist code word for something above my infantile capacity to comprehend, either that or Grand Master Dick's got that Bee Gee groove thing going on.
Coming from 2 x 4 and 14 penny boy (read blithering idiot), I really couldn't care less.
Now crusader, is your ego so inflated that everything has to be about you. Sorry to disappoint you but no, I wasn't talking about you and Zippy. Believe it or not there are other people in the room.
"jive" must be an intellectual elitist code word for something above my infantile capacity to comprehend, either that or Grand Master Dick's got that Bee Gee groove thing going on.
Coming from 2 x 4 and 14 penny boy (read blithering idiot), I really couldn't care less.
Now crusader, is your ego so inflated that everything has to be about you. Sorry to disappoint you but no, I wasn't talking about you and Zippy. Believe it or not there are other people in the room.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
"...You know this petey guy? He's really losing it with all the infantile jive. Your analysis of the voting patterns shows a lot more intellect and maturity..."
Wow dickey, that one really hurt, maybe I'll take my 2 x 4's and 14p. nails and go home.
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!!
My analysis was that Bush won and how if moonbats like you hold out both your hands, guess which one fills up first?
Watch out dick, Mr. Spellchecker might be lurking and bust you for making "patternsshows" one word.
Perhaps we could amend the Goodwin Rule to include the spelling Nazis.
Wow dickey, that one really hurt, maybe I'll take my 2 x 4's and 14p. nails and go home.
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!!
My analysis was that Bush won and how if moonbats like you hold out both your hands, guess which one fills up first?
Watch out dick, Mr. Spellchecker might be lurking and bust you for making "patternsshows" one word.
Perhaps we could amend the Goodwin Rule to include the spelling Nazis.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Falmouth Town Meeting Trophies
In response to: Falmouth Town Meeting Trophies
Troy, you're the man! At least one Blogger on this website is capable of posting the truth.
Incidentally, I spewed coffee all over my monitor the first time I read the Arnold Horseshack reference, good stuff. Keep up the good work.
Incidentally, I spewed coffee all over my monitor the first time I read the Arnold Horseshack reference, good stuff. Keep up the good work.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
"Fact: If Kerry had won..." But he didn't dickey, eeeeeeeeeeeeyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
Here's a fun fact: If wishes were horses, dreamers would ride and the ambulances wouldn't get away as often...
And it's not being clever, just astute dick, GWB won by a bigger margin during his re-election for a reason and he didn't just carry Ohio. You're a fart smucker, figure it out, although I'm afraid you wouldn't recognize a fact if it hit you upside the head with a..............
"2 x 4 and a 14p. nail".
BWAAAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!!
Here's a fun fact: If wishes were horses, dreamers would ride and the ambulances wouldn't get away as often...
And it's not being clever, just astute dick, GWB won by a bigger margin during his re-election for a reason and he didn't just carry Ohio. You're a fart smucker, figure it out, although I'm afraid you wouldn't recognize a fact if it hit you upside the head with a..............
"2 x 4 and a 14p. nail".
BWAAAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
In response to: ATTA GIRL, MARTHA!
Let’s see now, Dubya defeated (or "squeaked by", if you’re sleeping with the angels), John "Purple Ouchee" Kerry in 2004 by a bigger margin (286-251) than he prevailed over Al, “groomed for the presidency” Gore in 2000, (271-266).
But that wasn't nearly as embarrassing to you moonbats as when Ronald “The Great One” Reagan saved America and beat Jimmy Carter like a rented mule and sent him back to the farm, (489 to 49).
Yes, Master Carpenter Dick, facts are stubborn things. Hopefully some day you will understand that the powers not granted to the Federal Government in the U S Constitution belong to the individual states.
Until then, feel free to call those who disagree with your simple mind, racist or whatever blows that dress you wear up.
P.S. Keep your words soft and sweet, as you never know what you may have to eat.
Cheers counselor.
But that wasn't nearly as embarrassing to you moonbats as when Ronald “The Great One” Reagan saved America and beat Jimmy Carter like a rented mule and sent him back to the farm, (489 to 49).
Yes, Master Carpenter Dick, facts are stubborn things. Hopefully some day you will understand that the powers not granted to the Federal Government in the U S Constitution belong to the individual states.
Until then, feel free to call those who disagree with your simple mind, racist or whatever blows that dress you wear up.
P.S. Keep your words soft and sweet, as you never know what you may have to eat.
Cheers counselor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Where is Barbara Tuchman when we need her?
In response to: Where is Barbara Tuchman when we need her?
snowleopard#7 asks: "...do you think a penis is a prerequisite for being a decisive leader?..."
No, Margaret Thatcher, Golda Meir and Indira Gandhi all had bigger balls than Obama and Queen Noor is a babe. Personally I find it embarrassing to admit that he is our duly elected leader and view it as a sad commentary on how easily America can be duped. As far as the spraying thing goes, good luck with that.
possee, let them infer what they want, I couldn't care less. Am I politically correct?
As Lou Reed said “Give me an issue, I’ll give you a tissue and you can wipe my ass with it.”
Jack, if you have to explain it, (again and again and again), they’ll still never get it.
Just for the record, now that the initial shell shock of doom and gloom taking office is over, the recession is receding in Florida with ABSOLUTELY no stimulus help. My apologies to our grandchildren.
Those that can, do, those that can't, wait for socialism to take them by the hand.
No, Margaret Thatcher, Golda Meir and Indira Gandhi all had bigger balls than Obama and Queen Noor is a babe. Personally I find it embarrassing to admit that he is our duly elected leader and view it as a sad commentary on how easily America can be duped. As far as the spraying thing goes, good luck with that.
possee, let them infer what they want, I couldn't care less. Am I politically correct?
As Lou Reed said “Give me an issue, I’ll give you a tissue and you can wipe my ass with it.”
Jack, if you have to explain it, (again and again and again), they’ll still never get it.
Just for the record, now that the initial shell shock of doom and gloom taking office is over, the recession is receding in Florida with ABSOLUTELY no stimulus help. My apologies to our grandchildren.
Those that can, do, those that can't, wait for socialism to take them by the hand.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Where is Barbara Tuchman when we need her?
In response to: Where is Barbara Tuchman when we need her?
Walter,
I may be mistaken but I believe the US hasn’t declared “war” since December 1941 and manatee is correct in his definitions.
As far as empire building, that was pretty much quelled after the Atlantic Charter was signed or not, whichever may be the actual case.
If what you are referring to, as far as obtaining the objective of a military action when you say “war”, I would have to say the liberation of Kuwait, as one example was mildly successful, as were countless other involvements where the US stepped up to the plate for with no personal gain in sight.
My apologies to possee, as I know how facts are a bit of a buzzkill around here but I’m a huge fan of Edwin Newman and I am compelled to answer yes to his question, will America be the death of the English language? That and a pesky little thing called journalistic credibility.
As far as Afghanistan, either do it or get the troops out!
What we need is a Commander in Chief who doesn’t sit down to pee.
I may be mistaken but I believe the US hasn’t declared “war” since December 1941 and manatee is correct in his definitions.
As far as empire building, that was pretty much quelled after the Atlantic Charter was signed or not, whichever may be the actual case.
If what you are referring to, as far as obtaining the objective of a military action when you say “war”, I would have to say the liberation of Kuwait, as one example was mildly successful, as were countless other involvements where the US stepped up to the plate for with no personal gain in sight.
My apologies to possee, as I know how facts are a bit of a buzzkill around here but I’m a huge fan of Edwin Newman and I am compelled to answer yes to his question, will America be the death of the English language? That and a pesky little thing called journalistic credibility.
As far as Afghanistan, either do it or get the troops out!
What we need is a Commander in Chief who doesn’t sit down to pee.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A true story from Route 66
In response to: A true story from Route 66
Go to dashboard, edit post, change option from publish to draft, that will remove it from public view.
This site can be an HTML nightmare for publishing. Good Luck.
This site can be an HTML nightmare for publishing. Good Luck.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Where is Barbara Tuchman when we need her?
In response to: Where is Barbara Tuchman when we need her?
"...Goddess help us, Florida... that should've told us something."
Actually I believe we traded Florida for Texas with Spain then we beat Mexico out of it a few years later.
If it makes you fell any better Ned it's feel like 63', a little chilly with the wind but back to 77' tomorrow.
Oh, I'm sorry Neddy, that would be warmer than your high this week, Florida sucks alright.
Back to you.
Actually I believe we traded Florida for Texas with Spain then we beat Mexico out of it a few years later.
If it makes you fell any better Ned it's feel like 63', a little chilly with the wind but back to 77' tomorrow.
Oh, I'm sorry Neddy, that would be warmer than your high this week, Florida sucks alright.
Back to you.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The tribes' claim seems unsupportable
In response to: The tribes' claim seems unsupportable
Sorry possee, facts unfortunately do seem to put a bit of a damper on the debate here.
I should have added that our sun does indeed rise due east at times, if you happen to live between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn, an area which is not even remotely near Cape Cod.
All those years as a "Latrine Technician" weren't wasted on me.
I should have added that our sun does indeed rise due east at times, if you happen to live between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn, an area which is not even remotely near Cape Cod.
All those years as a "Latrine Technician" weren't wasted on me.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Posin' at PAAM Last Weekend!
In response to: Posin' at PAAM Last Weekend!
Hey Jack, could you give us the proper spelling of your last name one more time?
I only remember seeing it a half dozen times or so and certain bloggers have an obsession (as in 2 n's not 1) about making sure their "name is spelled correctly." WTF?
And thank you for your service to our country?
I only remember seeing it a half dozen times or so and certain bloggers have an obsession (as in 2 n's not 1) about making sure their "name is spelled correctly." WTF?
And thank you for your service to our country?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The tribes' claim seems unsupportable
In response to: The tribes' claim seems unsupportable
dk, as I explained to the "apparently confused" Editor in another thread when he stated “Compass confuses Tribes; Apparently think Mashpee faces east rather than south”
Popponessett Beach runs primarily north/south, and at any point you could look due east, along the 41’30” N parallel, all the way to Monomy if you have the elevation.
South Beach (now this is the big clue), is at the "southern" tip of Great Neck in Mashpee and at its perigee the sun only reaches 23’30” N so an “unblocked view of the sunrise” would be in an east/southeasterly direction.
And mav, Happy Veterans Day!
Popponessett Beach runs primarily north/south, and at any point you could look due east, along the 41’30” N parallel, all the way to Monomy if you have the elevation.
South Beach (now this is the big clue), is at the "southern" tip of Great Neck in Mashpee and at its perigee the sun only reaches 23’30” N so an “unblocked view of the sunrise” would be in an east/southeasterly direction.
And mav, Happy Veterans Day!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The tribes' claim seems unsupportable
In response to: The tribes' claim seems unsupportable
dk writes:
Unless I've forgotten my 5th grade science, the sun rises in the east right? So, for Cape Wind to interrupt an Indian's first light ceremony he/she would have be in a place where the turbines are due east.
No.
Unless I've forgotten my 5th grade science, the sun rises in the east right? So, for Cape Wind to interrupt an Indian's first light ceremony he/she would have be in a place where the turbines are due east.
No.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
Zippy asks: “You think the massacre in Gaza was justified, don't you?”
Walker replies: Have I ever said that? When and where did you ever hear me say that? Certainly a moonbat with your credentials wouldn’t’ make something like that up out of thin air, just because you have no reply.
(Using third person as to not confuse the child, I am Walker and Jack is maverick)
Incidently, MFF means only one thing to me, and I don’t need a salute, just 8 hours of serious wood.
By the way this thread was modeled after the Truman Show and we're all just sitting around the control room screwing with you.
Walker replies: Have I ever said that? When and where did you ever hear me say that? Certainly a moonbat with your credentials wouldn’t’ make something like that up out of thin air, just because you have no reply.
(Using third person as to not confuse the child, I am Walker and Jack is maverick)
Incidently, MFF means only one thing to me, and I don’t need a salute, just 8 hours of serious wood.
By the way this thread was modeled after the Truman Show and we're all just sitting around the control room screwing with you.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
Anita Dunn..."Communist Director"...Gone. The messiah sure can pick 'em, eh mav?
Hey Zippy, what profile exactly do I fit? Maybe one because I called you a piece of shit in Yiddish? Kinda’ makes you a card carrying bigot.
As far as your intelligence, I couldn't insult it as you can’t take away something you never had.
Are you now calling maverick Stalker also? A smart little sixth grader like you should be able to come up with at least two nicknames as clever as “Stalker, rhymes Walker, giggle, giggle”.
What good did it do America to invade Iraq you ask? It was “War for oil, war for oil”, don’t you see it at the pump idiot child?
But there is always hope for the challenged. Check out the link on the bottom of the page.
Sandwich Community School for Early Learning Open 7am-6pm Registering for Fall!
Extended Day for Your Kids Grs K-6. New! Part-time Surroundcare for children in 1/2 day Kindergarten!
"K-6', I’m sure they can fit you in.
“the Walmart of journalism”, nicely put Karen.
Hey Zippy, what profile exactly do I fit? Maybe one because I called you a piece of shit in Yiddish? Kinda’ makes you a card carrying bigot.
As far as your intelligence, I couldn't insult it as you can’t take away something you never had.
Are you now calling maverick Stalker also? A smart little sixth grader like you should be able to come up with at least two nicknames as clever as “Stalker, rhymes Walker, giggle, giggle”.
What good did it do America to invade Iraq you ask? It was “War for oil, war for oil”, don’t you see it at the pump idiot child?
But there is always hope for the challenged. Check out the link on the bottom of the page.
Sandwich Community School for Early Learning Open 7am-6pm Registering for Fall!
Extended Day for Your Kids Grs K-6. New! Part-time Surroundcare for children in 1/2 day Kindergarten!
"K-6', I’m sure they can fit you in.
“the Walmart of journalism”, nicely put Karen.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
Zippy the Pinhead wrote:
“You hate Arabs--well, at least Palestinians and Muslims. Arabs are Semites. Ergo chump, you are an anti-semite.”
Where have I ever even alluded toward a dislike towards Muslims and Palestinians? Hamas and Hezbollah are terrorist organizations, even if you and your bigoted idol, Dhimmi from Georgia want to portray them as otherwise.
Where have I ever been a cheerleader for invading Iraq? It did on the one hand enforce U N Resolution 1441.
It all makes sense now Zippy; I’m dealing with someone who has a “middle-school” level education.
And Semite is a PROPER noun; therefore it is CAPITALIZED unless your objective is to diminish their standing or hasn’t the teacher gone over that yet?
My apologies to vile people and boxes of rocks everywhere for the comparison.
“You hate Arabs--well, at least Palestinians and Muslims. Arabs are Semites. Ergo chump, you are an anti-semite.”
Where have I ever even alluded toward a dislike towards Muslims and Palestinians? Hamas and Hezbollah are terrorist organizations, even if you and your bigoted idol, Dhimmi from Georgia want to portray them as otherwise.
Where have I ever been a cheerleader for invading Iraq? It did on the one hand enforce U N Resolution 1441.
It all makes sense now Zippy; I’m dealing with someone who has a “middle-school” level education.
And Semite is a PROPER noun; therefore it is CAPITALIZED unless your objective is to diminish their standing or hasn’t the teacher gone over that yet?
My apologies to vile people and boxes of rocks everywhere for the comparison.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
News flash Zippy, first both Arabs and Jews are Semitic people you yutz and for some unknown reason you called me an anti-Semite. Would you care to point out why?
And then, ”d-wad”, was that supposed to be a clever insult, shtick drek ?
As a wise old Jewish friend of mine says when the situation calls for it, gayn cacken ofn yam.
By the way, the proper attribution for that quote belongs to Sinclair Lewis not Ron Paul, my little foil-helmeted cut and paste mishugena.
Not only are you a vile person, you are about as dumb as a box of rocks.
And then, ”d-wad”, was that supposed to be a clever insult, shtick drek ?
As a wise old Jewish friend of mine says when the situation calls for it, gayn cacken ofn yam.
By the way, the proper attribution for that quote belongs to Sinclair Lewis not Ron Paul, my little foil-helmeted cut and paste mishugena.
Not only are you a vile person, you are about as dumb as a box of rocks.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
possee, it seem that the U S Constitution has been replaced the Communist Manifesto in the Oval Office.
I couldn't find the power to nationalize industry in the former but it is a page right out of the latter.
Buzz, are you sure that it wasn't on that evil FOX News, covering up for Dick Cheney's black Op's unit working in tandem with the Reagan Foundation. (possee beat me to the punch on that one)
And Zippy, the Sabras have taken about as much shit from their terrorist neighbors as the are going to.
Dhimmy Carter et. al., caveat emptor!
I couldn't find the power to nationalize industry in the former but it is a page right out of the latter.
Buzz, are you sure that it wasn't on that evil FOX News, covering up for Dick Cheney's black Op's unit working in tandem with the Reagan Foundation. (possee beat me to the punch on that one)
And Zippy, the Sabras have taken about as much shit from their terrorist neighbors as the are going to.
Dhimmy Carter et. al., caveat emptor!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
Neddy, you can find Ol' Blue Eyes to the RIGHT of the 5-Man E. Band's 'Signs' but before you get to Charlie Daniel's 'Uneasy Rider'.
If you reach Kate Smith singing 'God Bless America', you've passed by the 'Chairman' but you're in a better place because of it.
Peace out, dude !
If you reach Kate Smith singing 'God Bless America', you've passed by the 'Chairman' but you're in a better place because of it.
Peace out, dude !
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
So it's Cheney's fault again Zippy?
Looks like déjà vu all over Yogi!
Looks like déjà vu all over Yogi!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
Better yet possee, let’s play the dickey do drinking game.
We’ll all get together, project his blog on a big screen and everyone takes a turn reading one sentence. If any of the words or phrases on the list are in your sentence you must imbibe as laid out in the rules. Two or more in the same sentence, we might as well call you a cab, because your luck ain’t getting’ any better.
obstructionist, ignorant ideology, neo-con and wing nut ---one sip
shibboleths, copy cat, ad hominem, critical analysis—two sips
worst elements of American society, obfuscation, tenth amendment, you got nuthin'—one gulp
Philadelphia Mississippi, right-wing hatchet men, nattering nabobs of negativism, -- shotgun a beer
Ronald Reagan, Jim Crow, facts are stupid things, states’ rights,—shooter
And when Richard scurries away in defeat, i.e. “Thanks for joining me on this post, but I'm done with it“, a shot and a beer for everyone.
Last man/women standing shut off the lights.
We’ll all get together, project his blog on a big screen and everyone takes a turn reading one sentence. If any of the words or phrases on the list are in your sentence you must imbibe as laid out in the rules. Two or more in the same sentence, we might as well call you a cab, because your luck ain’t getting’ any better.
obstructionist, ignorant ideology, neo-con and wing nut ---one sip
shibboleths, copy cat, ad hominem, critical analysis—two sips
worst elements of American society, obfuscation, tenth amendment, you got nuthin'—one gulp
Philadelphia Mississippi, right-wing hatchet men, nattering nabobs of negativism, -- shotgun a beer
Ronald Reagan, Jim Crow, facts are stupid things, states’ rights,—shooter
And when Richard scurries away in defeat, i.e. “Thanks for joining me on this post, but I'm done with it“, a shot and a beer for everyone.
Last man/women standing shut off the lights.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
Ana Paulina asked, Who is Zippy and who is Grinch?
Grinch as I said before, is an articulate, intelligent (albeit liberal amongst a sea of conservatives) person who doesn't cry for the arrest of the past administration every third post in order to defend his point. He has also proven himself to be capable of defending his statements after only being asked once, thus he is an adversary worthy of debate. He also doesn't play here.
Zippy, aka bitter on the other hand is a tin-foil hat wearing, conspiracy theorist moonbat that post garbage like this in the wake of the Fort Hood shootings:
“…1 shooter 43 victims, I think not!!
This is a set up. I'm waiting for the military to describe him as a member of the oath keepers, too. If he survives he will be placed in solitary confinement and described as a suicidal fanatic. He will never see the light of day nor will the truth. The real shooters will never be revealed as they have already been released and returned to their special ops units…."
As far as their real identity, your guess is as good as mine.
Grinch as I said before, is an articulate, intelligent (albeit liberal amongst a sea of conservatives) person who doesn't cry for the arrest of the past administration every third post in order to defend his point. He has also proven himself to be capable of defending his statements after only being asked once, thus he is an adversary worthy of debate. He also doesn't play here.
Zippy, aka bitter on the other hand is a tin-foil hat wearing, conspiracy theorist moonbat that post garbage like this in the wake of the Fort Hood shootings:
“…1 shooter 43 victims, I think not!!
This is a set up. I'm waiting for the military to describe him as a member of the oath keepers, too. If he survives he will be placed in solitary confinement and described as a suicidal fanatic. He will never see the light of day nor will the truth. The real shooters will never be revealed as they have already been released and returned to their special ops units…."
As far as their real identity, your guess is as good as mine.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Tort Reform and Other Shibboleths of the Wingnut GOP
In response to: Tort Reform and Other Shibboleths of the Wingnut GOP
Her you go bitter, a nice left wing website with all the info on the CNP and it's extended network that you will ever need.
Mapping the connections is actually pretty entertaining.
http://www.nndb.com/org/700/000051547/
Mapping the connections is actually pretty entertaining.
http://www.nndb.com/org/700/000051547/
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Tort Reform and Other Shibboleths of the Wingnut GOP
In response to: Tort Reform and Other Shibboleths of the Wingnut GOP
Not much of a "secret",
Google:Results 1 - 10 of about 61,300,000 for Council for National Policy.
Google:Results 1 - 10 of about 61,300,000 for Council for National Policy.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
"...So it's not a free exchange of ideas..."
Try and focus Zippy, if I have to explain again, well.....never mind
How much do you think Grinch and I agree on?
Problem is you can't counter the fact that Obama is a socialist with "No he isn't because Cheney is a crook."
Grinch wouldn't, you on the other hand would quote Fulford.
Try and focus Zippy, if I have to explain again, well.....never mind
How much do you think Grinch and I agree on?
Problem is you can't counter the fact that Obama is a socialist with "No he isn't because Cheney is a crook."
Grinch wouldn't, you on the other hand would quote Fulford.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: George Bush--back on the job
In response to: George Bush--back on the job
Richard, I didn’t realize your ignorance extended as far and wide as it does until I was searching c c today and I tripped over this “pearl of wisdom”:
“...pretending to be driving a nail while clutching the hammer on the handle within a few inches of the head. I mean he's supposed to be doing "framing" with 2-by stock and 14 p. or 16 p. nails..."
The proper description would be 12d or even 16d, which really haven't been used for years.
Never heard of a 14 penny nail, seems no one else has either and they are "sheathing" a wall which would use 6d or 8d max.
Hammer looks like a hickory handled 22oz. to 24 oz. and since he is pointing and not swinging why would he hold 1 ½ lbs. by the handle? Only an dipshit or someone who never has picked one up would make that mistake.
So there you are in your profile picture grinning like a moron after someone told you that you was smarter than an idiot, pretending to actually know what you are writing about.
But for your jealousy of all things conservative dick, "you got nuthin'"!
Nice job counselor, looks like Dubya 1, dick 0.
“...pretending to be driving a nail while clutching the hammer on the handle within a few inches of the head. I mean he's supposed to be doing "framing" with 2-by stock and 14 p. or 16 p. nails..."
The proper description would be 12d or even 16d, which really haven't been used for years.
Never heard of a 14 penny nail, seems no one else has either and they are "sheathing" a wall which would use 6d or 8d max.
Hammer looks like a hickory handled 22oz. to 24 oz. and since he is pointing and not swinging why would he hold 1 ½ lbs. by the handle? Only an dipshit or someone who never has picked one up would make that mistake.
So there you are in your profile picture grinning like a moron after someone told you that you was smarter than an idiot, pretending to actually know what you are writing about.
But for your jealousy of all things conservative dick, "you got nuthin'"!
Nice job counselor, looks like Dubya 1, dick 0.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Cape Cod Life: Bill Snowden
In response to: A Cape Cod Life: Bill Snowden
Yes Bill, we are the slappy-sounding, high-fiving trolls your parents warned you about.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
Actually today it's the Panthers.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
Do tell Ana?
All this time I thought their purpose was to wait under one of the bridges for a family of goats or a girl with a camera...
All this time I thought their purpose was to wait under one of the bridges for a family of goats or a girl with a camera...
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
Why, you ask. Do you really want to know why?
Grinch is an articulate, intelligent (albeit liberal amongst a sea of conservatives) person who doesn't cry for the arrest of the past administration every third post in order to defend his points. He has also proven himself to be capable of defending his statements after only being asked once, thus he is an adversary worthy of debate.
In other words Zippy, there is no tolerance for those that are stuck on stupid.
Give it a whirl if you think you can keep up with the rest of the class although I have to warn you, Swellfleet doesn't take prisoners.
Grinch is an articulate, intelligent (albeit liberal amongst a sea of conservatives) person who doesn't cry for the arrest of the past administration every third post in order to defend his points. He has also proven himself to be capable of defending his statements after only being asked once, thus he is an adversary worthy of debate.
In other words Zippy, there is no tolerance for those that are stuck on stupid.
Give it a whirl if you think you can keep up with the rest of the class although I have to warn you, Swellfleet doesn't take prisoners.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
In response to: Newspaper circulation is now in free fall
CC Times shut down their forums because Greg (Blog 'O Matters) Bryant lacks the intestinal fortitude to run it.
Swell got booted so many times he started his own site where the First Amendment is the pretty much the only rule, unless of course you're a blithering idiot and qualify under the Americans With No Abilities Act.
Even Grinch was welcomed and for good reason.
Swell got booted so many times he started his own site where the First Amendment is the pretty much the only rule, unless of course you're a blithering idiot and qualify under the Americans With No Abilities Act.
Even Grinch was welcomed and for good reason.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
I'm just a sick, twisted, freak and damn proud of it!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
In response to: Wampanoag challenges Boston Globe Editorial
Must be I'm the deaf one possee, because I swear I just heard dk ask mav,
"Have you every tried to look at something 7 or 8 miles offshore?"
Naw, couldn't be, as that would be about the stupidest thing I've ever heard/read.
"Have you every tried to look at something 7 or 8 miles offshore?"
Naw, couldn't be, as that would be about the stupidest thing I've ever heard/read.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Tort Reform and Other Shibboleths of the Wingnut GOP
In response to: Tort Reform and Other Shibboleths of the Wingnut GOP
"Dean is very positive about it, and I trust his judgment."
"eeeeeeeeeeeeeyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah"
"eeeeeeeeeeeeeyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah"
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ted and Ayn; Challenge to charter change vote; Compass confuses Tribes; Geek Girl offers technology makeover
In response to: Ted and Ayn; Challenge to charter change vote; Compass confuses Tribes; Geek Girl offers technology makeover
Note to the editor:
Popponessett Island runs primarily north/south, and at any point you could look due east, basically along the 41’ 30” N parallel (all the way to Monomy, if you have the elevation) and at it's perigee the sun reaches 23’30” N.
Seems to me “an unblocked view of the sunrise” would be in an east/southeasterly direction.
But what the hell do I know?
Popponessett Island runs primarily north/south, and at any point you could look due east, basically along the 41’ 30” N parallel (all the way to Monomy, if you have the elevation) and at it's perigee the sun reaches 23’30” N.
Seems to me “an unblocked view of the sunrise” would be in an east/southeasterly direction.
But what the hell do I know?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
In response to: Urban Legends and the Harm They Do
bitter, that is one of the most shameful, callous, disrespectful and unacceptable things I have ever read.
It's sad to imagine what a pathetic little life you must lead.
Amen to the soldiers and families Buzz.
It's sad to imagine what a pathetic little life you must lead.
Amen to the soldiers and families Buzz.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Cape Cod Life: Bill Snowden
In response to: A Cape Cod Life: Bill Snowden
Hello Bill, welcome to the jungle.
In clarifying rule # 2, “No personal attacks’, does this just refer to members of the website or the populous in general?
Just thought I’d ask as some of us here wear “sick, twisted, freak”, as a badge of honor when a certain “troglodyte” opens his radio show, some on the other hand have no sense of humor.
You da’ boss man, just want to know the rules before we get started.
P.S. Thick skin is useful around here but you might find a good pair of hip-waders even handier.
In clarifying rule # 2, “No personal attacks’, does this just refer to members of the website or the populous in general?
Just thought I’d ask as some of us here wear “sick, twisted, freak”, as a badge of honor when a certain “troglodyte” opens his radio show, some on the other hand have no sense of humor.
You da’ boss man, just want to know the rules before we get started.
P.S. Thick skin is useful around here but you might find a good pair of hip-waders even handier.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Lowering Blood Pressure Naturally!
In response to: Lowering Blood Pressure Naturally!
Oh Neddy, I was sincere in my interest in reading the story but o que será!
"The snowbirds are outta luck. Screw 'em."
Now that's not very nice, especially since I'm guessing a fair share of Vitality's target market audience are swollen salmon-pink headed snowbirds who just might find the Cover Geezer segment interesting. Some might even have it mailed down here for $40 per annum.
Those that are capable of picking up the latest paper free at all the local markets might find your attitude toward them a tad less than amusing when they type in the tiny url and it takes them... right back to this page!
Good luck with your Regional Microcelebrity status.
"The snowbirds are outta luck. Screw 'em."
Now that's not very nice, especially since I'm guessing a fair share of Vitality's target market audience are swollen salmon-pink headed snowbirds who just might find the Cover Geezer segment interesting. Some might even have it mailed down here for $40 per annum.
Those that are capable of picking up the latest paper free at all the local markets might find your attitude toward them a tad less than amusing when they type in the tiny url and it takes them... right back to this page!
Good luck with your Regional Microcelebrity status.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Lowering Blood Pressure Naturally!
In response to: Lowering Blood Pressure Naturally!
This thread is useless without pictures.
Nothing online, quelle dommage?
Nothing online, quelle dommage?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: GOP decries Maritime Museum's $100k stimulus; Brewster bike path; Dental Care cut; Hospital denies choke hold used; Are Cape's oaks the next to go? Study may reduce turtle bycatch
In response to: GOP decries Maritime Museum's $100k stimulus; Brewster bike path; Dental Care cut; Hospital denies choke hold used; Are Cape's oaks the next to go? Study may reduce turtle bycatch
re: GOP decries Maritime Museum's $100k stimulus.
"Should we build a museum when we have roads in disrepair?" asked Sen. Tom Coburn (R., Okla.)
Might have struck a nerve with the people watching the administration spending our money like a bunch of drunken sailors. We could always ask Jon Corzine and Creigh Deeds as it appears they will soon be having a lot of free time.
Even clueless Robert Hussein Gibbs had to admit it looks like the tide may be turning.
"Should we build a museum when we have roads in disrepair?" asked Sen. Tom Coburn (R., Okla.)
Might have struck a nerve with the people watching the administration spending our money like a bunch of drunken sailors. We could always ask Jon Corzine and Creigh Deeds as it appears they will soon be having a lot of free time.
Even clueless Robert Hussein Gibbs had to admit it looks like the tide may be turning.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
Marge,
“...latrine technician..."?
You have just qualified yourself as ignorant on all things military.
If you think Jack and I are the same person, look around and compare our pictures. Mine’s @ Bismore Park and his is on his charter web page, we look nothing alike.
bobcat87, well you go back. Who were you in your previous flaming troll life here?
One more question, after seeing your posts, do you read on a fourth grade level also?
p.s. “Mr. Puller” is really clever, hope you didn’t hurt yourself coming up with that one.
“...latrine technician..."?
You have just qualified yourself as ignorant on all things military.
If you think Jack and I are the same person, look around and compare our pictures. Mine’s @ Bismore Park and his is on his charter web page, we look nothing alike.
bobcat87, well you go back. Who were you in your previous flaming troll life here?
One more question, after seeing your posts, do you read on a fourth grade level also?
p.s. “Mr. Puller” is really clever, hope you didn’t hurt yourself coming up with that one.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
jane,
by “dust to dust carbon footprint” I was not referring just to operational but to include manufacture, installation, maintenance and end of life removal.
Shouldn't we be looking at the whole picture?
by “dust to dust carbon footprint” I was not referring just to operational but to include manufacture, installation, maintenance and end of life removal.
Shouldn't we be looking at the whole picture?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
Could one of the learned post the “dust to dust carbon footprint” of a wind farm?
Those who are as knowledgeable as they claim to be and able to speak with such authority certainly must have included this in their research and should be willing and able to share.
I thank you in advance.
Those who are as knowledgeable as they claim to be and able to speak with such authority certainly must have included this in their research and should be willing and able to share.
I thank you in advance.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Why some drivers can avoid speeding citations
In response to: Why some drivers can avoid speeding citations
Well there you go again, with that irritating factual thing Buzz.
Must you constantly bring it up?
If facts were necessary, half the people here would be speechless.
Must you constantly bring it up?
If facts were necessary, half the people here would be speechless.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
In response to: US Interior Secretary Sees Cape Wind Decision By Year-End
"If you were in the military as an OFFICER like you claim, then you know damn well this is a fact..."
So marge, you are qualified to make this statement because.....?
I was in the service and have lots o' experience with radar, hell I even own a couple but I wasn't a scope dope so I am obviously not as well versed as you in the technicalities.
Perhaps you could first qualify your statement about mav and then educate those of us who aren't quite as knowledgeable in this field as you.
So marge, you are qualified to make this statement because.....?
I was in the service and have lots o' experience with radar, hell I even own a couple but I wasn't a scope dope so I am obviously not as well versed as you in the technicalities.
Perhaps you could first qualify your statement about mav and then educate those of us who aren't quite as knowledgeable in this field as you.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wind energy is a must for America and for Cape Cod
In response to: Wind energy is a must for America and for Cape Cod
CCToday [Member] writes:
"The commenting rules, as Maverick knows better than most being a regular abuser, state that no one may make a second comment unless another readers has first commented on yours.
Shape up or ship out!"
Is that right?
I've seen one member drop seven or eight posts in a row with nary a word.
And where pray tell would I find the rules o' the blog?
"The commenting rules, as Maverick knows better than most being a regular abuser, state that no one may make a second comment unless another readers has first commented on yours.
Shape up or ship out!"
Is that right?
I've seen one member drop seven or eight posts in a row with nary a word.
And where pray tell would I find the rules o' the blog?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Daily kills forums, "pausing" comments; Obama's promises hot air so far; Discover beauty through our lighthouses
In response to: Daily kills forums, "pausing" comments; Obama's promises hot air so far; Discover beauty through our lighthouses
sushi hunter,a.k.a Bill Bantling, AV8R,Feron, Delta Tango, Swellfleet a.k.a A.J. Bag O'Doughnuts and of course GOP Hack & Grinch.
Ah, the good old days.
Ah, the good old days.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: DA's office coverup death in Cape hospital, Trooper drunk driving
In response to: DA's office coverup death in Cape hospital, Trooper drunk driving
Jack, just got back from a wicked pissa Halloween party.
If you don't have the time, I will explain the difference between a Fairy Tale and a Sea Story, somehow I think you could do it more justice.
Stay vigilant my friend.
If you don't have the time, I will explain the difference between a Fairy Tale and a Sea Story, somehow I think you could do it more justice.
Stay vigilant my friend.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: DA's office coverup death in Cape hospital, Trooper drunk driving
In response to: DA's office coverup death in Cape hospital, Trooper drunk driving
"Don't make me bring out the PW archives."
Bring it on girlfriend.
Said it before and I'll say it again.
All I know is what I've read and to me, it doesn't pass the smell test.
You know how valid opinions are, mine is that they hung the wrong man out to dry.
That's my story and I'm stickin' with it!
Bring it on girlfriend.
Said it before and I'll say it again.
All I know is what I've read and to me, it doesn't pass the smell test.
You know how valid opinions are, mine is that they hung the wrong man out to dry.
That's my story and I'm stickin' with it!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
"Maverick's service to our country is duly noted. You don't have to bring it up on every post."
I don't have to but it's the least we can do for those who provided us with the freedom to dissent and it sure feels good.
It's a vet thing cru and the debt to our combat veterans can never be repaid.
Thanks again mav.
cru, if I have to explain.......
I don't have to but it's the least we can do for those who provided us with the freedom to dissent and it sure feels good.
It's a vet thing cru and the debt to our combat veterans can never be repaid.
Thanks again mav.
cru, if I have to explain.......
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Poll's about to close, evidently Cap'n Jack is our only decorated war veteran who has walked the walk.
The rest of you remind me of this classic scene;
Philip: Sire, thy own nephew. What beast could do such a thing?
Longshanks: If he can sack York, he can invade lower England.
Philip: We would stop him!
Longshanks: Who is this person who speaks to me as though I needed
his advice?
Prince: I have declared Philip my High Counselor.
Longshanks: Is he qualified?
Philip: I am skilled in the arts of war and military tactics, sire.
Longshanks: Are you? Then tell me, what advice would you offer on
the present situation?
The rest, as they say is history.
The rest of you remind me of this classic scene;
Philip: Sire, thy own nephew. What beast could do such a thing?
Longshanks: If he can sack York, he can invade lower England.
Philip: We would stop him!
Longshanks: Who is this person who speaks to me as though I needed
his advice?
Prince: I have declared Philip my High Counselor.
Longshanks: Is he qualified?
Philip: I am skilled in the arts of war and military tactics, sire.
Longshanks: Are you? Then tell me, what advice would you offer on
the present situation?
The rest, as they say is history.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
maverick writes: "If a small bunch of true Americans stand tall we will prevail..."
From your lips to Gods' ears.
It worked for Samuel Adams
Mav, I thank you for your service to our country
From your lips to Gods' ears.
It worked for Samuel Adams
Mav, I thank you for your service to our country
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Coast Guard search for two Wellfleet boaters near entrance to Canal
In response to: Coast Guard search for two Wellfleet boaters near entrance to Canal
Saving lives and property on the high seas.
Semper Paratus.
Semper Paratus.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
OOPS! "so yes heI would" I'm guessing somewhere out in cyberspace, a spelling-Nazi with nothing else is ready to declare DEF-CON 5 and pounce.
should read "so yes I would"If anyone sees any more, I am confident you will point them out, and I thank you in advance.
Since I am her dk, about that provision in the constitution on health care?
You can drive for show but you putt for dough.
Personally I don't have any lawyer friends although I do have a nephew who works for a firm in Boston that represent parties being sued by the likes of people who can't drink a cup of coffee with out spilling it, inhaling a spoon handle and the like.
should read "so yes I would"If anyone sees any more, I am confident you will point them out, and I thank you in advance.
Since I am her dk, about that provision in the constitution on health care?
You can drive for show but you putt for dough.
Personally I don't have any lawyer friends although I do have a nephew who works for a firm in Boston that represent parties being sued by the likes of people who can't drink a cup of coffee with out spilling it, inhaling a spoon handle and the like.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
“That's it Peter. This inanity shows you deserve zero attention from here on in.” Wow, glass houses and all.
Both Gen. Mc Chrystal and Sec. Gates state we need the troop support NOW!
"You're beyond the pale. Absolute nuts." Sounds a little angry and personal.
"OK, I'll drop the childish pissing contest if you will." Well you honored that about as long as a Hamas cease-fire.
Aren't you being just a little tough on poor George W. Bush? (his military record doesn't count). What does your military record look like dk? Are you a combat veteran like mav? So far maverick is the only one who has qualified to even speak about war.
As far as your seven points, most are nothing more than talk.
“Canceling more unnecessary military programs…” I’ve not seen the cuts but if true, that would be a positive action so yes heI would give him credit for that.
Unemployment is worse now than it was in January, higher in 49 out of 50 states since the Porkulis package and the annual deficit was tripled.
Judge a man by his actions , not his words. Like I said, Credit given where credit is due.
Both Gen. Mc Chrystal and Sec. Gates state we need the troop support NOW!
"You're beyond the pale. Absolute nuts." Sounds a little angry and personal.
"OK, I'll drop the childish pissing contest if you will." Well you honored that about as long as a Hamas cease-fire.
Aren't you being just a little tough on poor George W. Bush? (his military record doesn't count). What does your military record look like dk? Are you a combat veteran like mav? So far maverick is the only one who has qualified to even speak about war.
As far as your seven points, most are nothing more than talk.
“Canceling more unnecessary military programs…” I’ve not seen the cuts but if true, that would be a positive action so yes heI would give him credit for that.
Unemployment is worse now than it was in January, higher in 49 out of 50 states since the Porkulis package and the annual deficit was tripled.
Judge a man by his actions , not his words. Like I said, Credit given where credit is due.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
I was just reading this has been the deadliest month in the Afghanistan since the start of US involvement.Will the Messiah bring them back to life seeing how he left them to languish on the ground?
Obviously Commander in Chief is above his pay-grade.
Obviously Commander in Chief is above his pay-grade.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
"NONE of whom ever served..."
Unlike yourself bittersweet?
Unlike yourself bittersweet?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
mav, I am aware of your service and I salute you Sir.
I was referring to those who propose to know the mindset of an actual combat veteran, something I am personally unable to do.
Then again we have:
"Your war-lords of destruction are running out of things to die in order for them to live."
And once again I ask, bitter, exactly who would you be addressing?
I was referring to those who propose to know the mindset of an actual combat veteran, something I am personally unable to do.
Then again we have:
"Your war-lords of destruction are running out of things to die in order for them to live."
And once again I ask, bitter, exactly who would you be addressing?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Triple shooting at 72 Nautical Way in Hyannis Saturday morning
In response to: Triple shooting at 72 Nautical Way in Hyannis Saturday morning
Back in the late 50’s when Clara Ann Fowler , a.k.a. The Singing Rage, Miss Patti Page was waxing poetically about, "quaint little villages here and there..", the Cape was an idyllic little spit of sand where not much went on.
Prior to the Worthington / Mc Cowen / O'Keefe / Flook circus, the most notorious murder on the Cape was the Lady in the Dunes. The body of a partially dismembered, still unidentified woman was found on a Provincetown Beach, during the summer of ’74. There have been other murders, as the Cape is not immune to the woes of the world, but in the past they were generally crimes of passion.
Recently the trend has shifted to drug / turf wars, gangbangers and punk wannabes. One particularly sad event was the execution style murder of young girl who was mistaken for someone else. Unfortunately this is what the Cape has morphed into. As much as it bothers me to say it, anything you can find in the big cities, you can probably find here.
As one resident was quoted as saying” I liked the old drug dealers better.”
Prior to the Worthington / Mc Cowen / O'Keefe / Flook circus, the most notorious murder on the Cape was the Lady in the Dunes. The body of a partially dismembered, still unidentified woman was found on a Provincetown Beach, during the summer of ’74. There have been other murders, as the Cape is not immune to the woes of the world, but in the past they were generally crimes of passion.
Recently the trend has shifted to drug / turf wars, gangbangers and punk wannabes. One particularly sad event was the execution style murder of young girl who was mistaken for someone else. Unfortunately this is what the Cape has morphed into. As much as it bothers me to say it, anything you can find in the big cities, you can probably find here.
As one resident was quoted as saying” I liked the old drug dealers better.”
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
mav you requested: "please give us the service records of both Clinton's."
How about an honest poll of those c c today members who served and those who qualified for deferment or just plain didn't serve.
We can put up our DD 214's as collateral.
Personally, I was only in the Coast Guard, so I am not qualified as a combat experienced authority.
Are you a vet, aye or nay?
How about an honest poll of those c c today members who served and those who qualified for deferment or just plain didn't serve.
We can put up our DD 214's as collateral.
Personally, I was only in the Coast Guard, so I am not qualified as a combat experienced authority.
Are you a vet, aye or nay?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
"Pollute the earth? Kill each other?"
bitter, exactly who would you be addressing?
bitter, exactly who would you be addressing?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
"55 U. S. soldiers killed this month in Afhanistan and the green zone government blown to bits in Baghdad. OB now saying he is not going to rush into beefing up the troops. What does that tell you?"
It tells me this country is in more dire need of a Commander in Chief than it ever has.
WWDDE DO?
I'll tell you what he'd do, Ike would bomb them back into the stone age, just like he did in Europe.
It tells me this country is in more dire need of a Commander in Chief than it ever has.
WWDDE DO?
I'll tell you what he'd do, Ike would bomb them back into the stone age, just like he did in Europe.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
And last but not least, Richard.
I was talking about your ramblings on c c today, not the State of the Nation when I said “You take this shit way too seriously”. Centering your blog on someone you disagree with is pretty creepy in that “Fatal Attraction” kinda’ way. Is this going to come to the point where I need to go all restraining order on your ass?
You claim to post your comments due to the serious threats posed by the reactionary right and as the lesser threats posed by the extreme left? And what do you predict the outcome of your efforts will be in relationship to our precious constitutional democratic republic? I suppose we could always ask Walter how many world leaders are members here.
Like they say, Neurotics build castles in the sky, Psychotics live in them, I’m convinced you write your blog in one.
I was talking about your ramblings on c c today, not the State of the Nation when I said “You take this shit way too seriously”. Centering your blog on someone you disagree with is pretty creepy in that “Fatal Attraction” kinda’ way. Is this going to come to the point where I need to go all restraining order on your ass?
You claim to post your comments due to the serious threats posed by the reactionary right and as the lesser threats posed by the extreme left? And what do you predict the outcome of your efforts will be in relationship to our precious constitutional democratic republic? I suppose we could always ask Walter how many world leaders are members here.
Like they say, Neurotics build castles in the sky, Psychotics live in them, I’m convinced you write your blog in one.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
dk,
I'm trying to respond in under 1100 characters.
OK, I'll drop… /Consider it done.
Back in February …./Do you remember GWB getting blamed for the recession six months into office? It’s politics as usual, nothing more, nothing less.
I exaggerate some…/Everyone deserves the benefit of the doubt but after years of mindless dribble like “Bush lied, people died” and “War for oil, war for oil!” don’t expect “Change we can believe in” to put “Hope” into everyone’s heart. Personally, I‘m looking at his campaign promises versus his performance in office.
As far as the partisanship goes, revenge is a dish best served cold.
Initially, I favored…../If you think I have never criticized George W. Bush you are mistaken. It was obvious his exit strategy from Iraq was to pull a page from the Kumbayah playbook. Do I think he was as evil as he is portrayed? No. I think as unqualified as some may say he was, he did what he felt was right in his heart. The topic is now Obama , not Bush, Reagan or even Ike.
Am I correct that you are unable or unwilling …/Credit given where credit is due.
I'm trying to respond in under 1100 characters.
OK, I'll drop… /Consider it done.
Back in February …./Do you remember GWB getting blamed for the recession six months into office? It’s politics as usual, nothing more, nothing less.
I exaggerate some…/Everyone deserves the benefit of the doubt but after years of mindless dribble like “Bush lied, people died” and “War for oil, war for oil!” don’t expect “Change we can believe in” to put “Hope” into everyone’s heart. Personally, I‘m looking at his campaign promises versus his performance in office.
As far as the partisanship goes, revenge is a dish best served cold.
Initially, I favored…../If you think I have never criticized George W. Bush you are mistaken. It was obvious his exit strategy from Iraq was to pull a page from the Kumbayah playbook. Do I think he was as evil as he is portrayed? No. I think as unqualified as some may say he was, he did what he felt was right in his heart. The topic is now Obama , not Bush, Reagan or even Ike.
Am I correct that you are unable or unwilling …/Credit given where credit is due.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Well Ned,
It was back before Mary changed her profile on “My Day” and I asked why, if she was championing GLBT rights, women’s rights, rape victim’s rights, minority rights etc., she wasn’t, recognizing the “breeders harassment” in Provincetown, a.k.a heterophobia. The two of you had a grand little back and forth discussing gay porn in the barracks, what my preferences were and how much I had accrued.
Then you went on to compare your experiences protesting the Vietnam War and being told to leave the country and how I could do the same.
Seeing how I cannot find the thread, (bloggers can un-publish as you well know) and I got this message from the WayBack Machine: We're sorry, access to http://www.capecodtoday.com/blogs/index.php/myday has been blocked by the site owner via robots.txt., only Mary or Walter would be able to provide access.
In keeping with my standard of posting only verifiable statements, until I do find it, I hereby issue a full retraction and apology.
Once it’s out there though, it’s out there forever; you just need to find it.
It was back before Mary changed her profile on “My Day” and I asked why, if she was championing GLBT rights, women’s rights, rape victim’s rights, minority rights etc., she wasn’t, recognizing the “breeders harassment” in Provincetown, a.k.a heterophobia. The two of you had a grand little back and forth discussing gay porn in the barracks, what my preferences were and how much I had accrued.
Then you went on to compare your experiences protesting the Vietnam War and being told to leave the country and how I could do the same.
Seeing how I cannot find the thread, (bloggers can un-publish as you well know) and I got this message from the WayBack Machine: We're sorry, access to http://www.capecodtoday.com/blogs/index.php/myday has been blocked by the site owner via robots.txt., only Mary or Walter would be able to provide access.
In keeping with my standard of posting only verifiable statements, until I do find it, I hereby issue a full retraction and apology.
Once it’s out there though, it’s out there forever; you just need to find it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Like I said dk, no anger here. No one is going to change anyone's mind and there is no profit at the end of the day except for our hosts, so what is there to get angry about?
I see that Sensei has taught the Grasshopper well, “taunt and run away little man.” I’d bet you were the kind of kids that would tease the neighbor’s dog, knowing you were safe on the other side of the fence. Ironically, two of the members that I’ve disagreed with that actually had the balls to back up what they said, are women.
For that cru and bitter, I commend you.
You say I’m the only one who makes it personal? Look around. I’ve never claimed anyone’s opinion was wrong, just that their statements were factually incorrect, disagree with some here and you are immediately chastised. If calling me an angry troll is a triumph in your little clique then congratulations on your success.
dk. “There will definitely be a clause in the Constitution that gives the Executive and Legislative branches the power to govern health care.”
Love to see that.
Like I said, I don't strike first but I will always answer.
I see that Sensei has taught the Grasshopper well, “taunt and run away little man.” I’d bet you were the kind of kids that would tease the neighbor’s dog, knowing you were safe on the other side of the fence. Ironically, two of the members that I’ve disagreed with that actually had the balls to back up what they said, are women.
For that cru and bitter, I commend you.
You say I’m the only one who makes it personal? Look around. I’ve never claimed anyone’s opinion was wrong, just that their statements were factually incorrect, disagree with some here and you are immediately chastised. If calling me an angry troll is a triumph in your little clique then congratulations on your success.
dk. “There will definitely be a clause in the Constitution that gives the Executive and Legislative branches the power to govern health care.”
Love to see that.
Like I said, I don't strike first but I will always answer.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Back to you dk.
Your statement,
“I think most everyone but you knows that we can disagree in this blog without making it personal.”
And Richard in his Kumbayah pretext dropped these pearls,
“ As expected, certain people who chime in on this site from the far, far wingnut extreme of the political spectrum, took the bait hook, line and sinker.
"PeeWee?"
“nothing more than a reactionary partisan obstructionist”
“half a brain -at least”
And the obligitory Ronald Reagan related dig, “where the post-Reagan right-wing GOP's head is at.”
Well dk, you waded into this cesspool by your own volition, let’s hear it.
By the way, did you ever hear back from that lawyer friend of yours?
Back on topic, Eisenhower was a hawk in search of peace not a dove by any means.
I'd ask Richard if Ike also said,“A vital element in keeping the peace is our military establishment. Our arms must be mighty, ready for instant action, so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction.” but that would run counter to his spin.
Your statement,
“I think most everyone but you knows that we can disagree in this blog without making it personal.”
And Richard in his Kumbayah pretext dropped these pearls,
“ As expected, certain people who chime in on this site from the far, far wingnut extreme of the political spectrum, took the bait hook, line and sinker.
"PeeWee?"
“nothing more than a reactionary partisan obstructionist”
“half a brain -at least”
And the obligitory Ronald Reagan related dig, “where the post-Reagan right-wing GOP's head is at.”
Well dk, you waded into this cesspool by your own volition, let’s hear it.
By the way, did you ever hear back from that lawyer friend of yours?
Back on topic, Eisenhower was a hawk in search of peace not a dove by any means.
I'd ask Richard if Ike also said,“A vital element in keeping the peace is our military establishment. Our arms must be mighty, ready for instant action, so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction.” but that would run counter to his spin.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Now Nedly,
Agent PW has another “Germ of an Idea”.
We could test out windmill’s “rule of thumb” when I bring my “swollen salmon-pink head” back to the Cape for Thanksgiving and I promise not to be barefoot.
What say you? We can even invite the counselor, kinda' like a beer summit.
Funny thing is,"...you may run into the folks you've heaped abuse upon and decide you actually like them."
Agent PW has another “Germ of an Idea”.
We could test out windmill’s “rule of thumb” when I bring my “swollen salmon-pink head” back to the Cape for Thanksgiving and I promise not to be barefoot.
What say you? We can even invite the counselor, kinda' like a beer summit.
Funny thing is,"...you may run into the folks you've heaped abuse upon and decide you actually like them."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Nice first post margebunny, welcome aboard and make sure your seat belt is fastened.
First off, forums are fantasy land entertainment set up behind the safety of the monitor. Secondly calling someone a troll would be a great “one upper” on the slappy hi-fiving trolls but unfortunately you have mistaken me for someone who actually gives a rat’s ass.
No temper, no anger dk, I enjoy the banter but sometimes you just have to set people straight. If Richard and Ned want to tag team me because Richard can’t handle it on his own then I’ll play. Ned has suggested I leave the country if I don’t like it, made a rambling multi-post rant inferring I have an affinity for gay porn among other things and now he jumps on me because I used an “e”, instead of an “i”. And I quote, "WTF"
Richard on the other hand specifically quoted me in his blog and then threw out the taunt as he always does. For the record, Richard repeatedly post inaccurately and when called on it he has never to this day responded with anything of substance.
Do a little reading, I don't strike first but I will always answer.
First off, forums are fantasy land entertainment set up behind the safety of the monitor. Secondly calling someone a troll would be a great “one upper” on the slappy hi-fiving trolls but unfortunately you have mistaken me for someone who actually gives a rat’s ass.
No temper, no anger dk, I enjoy the banter but sometimes you just have to set people straight. If Richard and Ned want to tag team me because Richard can’t handle it on his own then I’ll play. Ned has suggested I leave the country if I don’t like it, made a rambling multi-post rant inferring I have an affinity for gay porn among other things and now he jumps on me because I used an “e”, instead of an “i”. And I quote, "WTF"
Richard on the other hand specifically quoted me in his blog and then threw out the taunt as he always does. For the record, Richard repeatedly post inaccurately and when called on it he has never to this day responded with anything of substance.
Do a little reading, I don't strike first but I will always answer.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
WTF? Accuser Neddy, I think you meant accuser, since you’re so wound up on protocol, spelling and all things meaningless in the realm of the blogosphere.
So Ned , are you the new self appointed source of blog wisdom and decorum? Are you going to tell on me like you did with mav? Getting banned would be paramount to disaster for some I’m sure but to those with a real life, the threat rings hollow, so if you’re feeling froggy, go ahead and leap.
Making a commenter the subject of your blog, is in my opinion, the”hallmark numero Uno” of distressingly pathetic obsessive behavior. Especially considering that the tripe that is commonly written in this cesspool of misinformation.
You’re obsession with this castle in the sky blogging hierarchy is a little out of the norm to say the least. Do me a favor, blow it out your ass and worry about your cartoons and the rest of your fantasy world.
So Ned , are you the new self appointed source of blog wisdom and decorum? Are you going to tell on me like you did with mav? Getting banned would be paramount to disaster for some I’m sure but to those with a real life, the threat rings hollow, so if you’re feeling froggy, go ahead and leap.
Making a commenter the subject of your blog, is in my opinion, the”hallmark numero Uno” of distressingly pathetic obsessive behavior. Especially considering that the tripe that is commonly written in this cesspool of misinformation.
You’re obsession with this castle in the sky blogging hierarchy is a little out of the norm to say the least. Do me a favor, blow it out your ass and worry about your cartoons and the rest of your fantasy world.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Dennis Police investigation results in second arrest for indecent assault and battery, Dennis man held on $50,000 cash bail
In response to: Dennis Police investigation results in second arrest for indecent assault and battery, Dennis man held on $50,000 cash bail
Molester?
If your gonna' think it, you might as well say it.
If your gonna' think it, you might as well say it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: KUMBAYA!
In response to: KUMBAYA!
Richard, you need to get off the juice and find a hobby.
You take this shit way too seriously.
You take this shit way too seriously.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
"Ike was a moderate and calming influence."
Indeed he was.
Ike, like the rest of the world was tired of being at war but he was also well aware of the fact that, as history has taught us, peace is a fragile commodity and truces rarely last forever.
In my opinion, he based his philosophy more towards the practical than the ideological.
Like Teddy Roosevelt advised, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
Indeed he was.
Ike, like the rest of the world was tired of being at war but he was also well aware of the fact that, as history has taught us, peace is a fragile commodity and truces rarely last forever.
In my opinion, he based his philosophy more towards the practical than the ideological.
Like Teddy Roosevelt advised, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
dk, are you referring to the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956?
Eisenhower’s goal was as much for “national defense in the event of an invasion by a foreign power” as it was “to protect the vital interest of every citizen in a safe and adequate highway system.”
Like I said before, Ike was a soldier first and a statesman second.
Eisenhower’s goal was as much for “national defense in the event of an invasion by a foreign power” as it was “to protect the vital interest of every citizen in a safe and adequate highway system.”
Like I said before, Ike was a soldier first and a statesman second.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
Well then dk, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree on the intent of The Eisenhower Doctrine.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
Dk, have you read the entire speech by Eisenhower or just Richard's cherry picked fantasia version?
He seems to have conveniently omitted this line:
“A vital element in keeping the peace is our military establishment. Our arms must be mighty, ready for instant action, so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction.”
Sound anything like the "peace through superior firepower" Trident missile theory?
It might be helpful reading the whole speech before you go ahead and decide what he would be thinking.
Additionally:
“…in May 1960 Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arranged a deal with President Eisenhower
to equip the V-bombers with the US-designed AGM-48 Skybolt. The Skybolt was a range ballistic missile that allowed the launching bombers to remain well away from Soviet defenses and launch attacks that would be basically invulnerable. With this range, the V-bombers would have to fly only a few hundred miles from their bases before being in range of an attack on Moscow.”
Like I said before, Ike was a soldier first and a statesman second.
He seems to have conveniently omitted this line:
“A vital element in keeping the peace is our military establishment. Our arms must be mighty, ready for instant action, so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction.”
Sound anything like the "peace through superior firepower" Trident missile theory?
It might be helpful reading the whole speech before you go ahead and decide what he would be thinking.
Additionally:
“…in May 1960 Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arranged a deal with President Eisenhower
to equip the V-bombers with the US-designed AGM-48 Skybolt. The Skybolt was a range ballistic missile that allowed the launching bombers to remain well away from Soviet defenses and launch attacks that would be basically invulnerable. With this range, the V-bombers would have to fly only a few hundred miles from their bases before being in range of an attack on Moscow.”
Like I said before, Ike was a soldier first and a statesman second.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
dk, Ike was a soldier first and a statesman second. I honestly don’t think Ike’s views would have remained consistent with the mind set of his era were he to be alive today.
Colin Powell has said he lacks the passion for politics. As far as electability, we may never know, although in hindsight I wouldn’t have ruled him out.
Personally, I believe we got Bush due to Clinton/Gore/Kerry, same as Obama/McCain, Carter/Nixon, Reagan/Carter.
I don't feel people were necessarily voting for someone as much as they were not voting for someone else.
Colin Powell has said he lacks the passion for politics. As far as electability, we may never know, although in hindsight I wouldn’t have ruled him out.
Personally, I believe we got Bush due to Clinton/Gore/Kerry, same as Obama/McCain, Carter/Nixon, Reagan/Carter.
I don't feel people were necessarily voting for someone as much as they were not voting for someone else.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
Hey Ned, did you notice little petey couldn’t even spell Harry Reid’s name right?
Good job filling in as the grammar Nazi, soon should be the slappy sound of trolls high-fiving.
I don’t know who pissed in your Cheerios Neddy but it wasn’t me.
WTF? I got your WTF right here Pal.
Good job filling in as the grammar Nazi, soon should be the slappy sound of trolls high-fiving.
I don’t know who pissed in your Cheerios Neddy but it wasn’t me.
WTF? I got your WTF right here Pal.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
Ned,I think I have another "germ" of an idea.
Reed declares war on Rush, I reported it, you decide who won.
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58241
Reed declares war on Rush, I reported it, you decide who won.
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58241
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
Ike was president when I was born dickey; it’s a whole different world out there today in case you can’t see it through that highball glass.
Ike also ended the war in the European theater and it wasn’t with a group hug.
But alas, you’re right, I’m just a wingnut and this is yet another big victory in your pathetic little world. Maybe you can use your superiority on this blog as the basis of your next misguided rant at the town meeting.
The Badge of Bombast awaits.
Cheers counselor.
Ike also ended the war in the European theater and it wasn’t with a group hug.
But alas, you’re right, I’m just a wingnut and this is yet another big victory in your pathetic little world. Maybe you can use your superiority on this blog as the basis of your next misguided rant at the town meeting.
The Badge of Bombast awaits.
Cheers counselor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cards for our brave military fighting overseas!
In response to: Cards for our brave military fighting overseas!
Cards are a nice gesture, what the soldiers really need is have a Commander in Chief who can decide whether to $hit or get off the pot and not leave them on the ground unsupported.
That and a big THANK YOU to the troops for their service to our country.
That and a big THANK YOU to the troops for their service to our country.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Local health professionals urge Cape Codders to protect against swine flu
In response to: Local health professionals urge Cape Codders to protect against swine flu
I'm on board with you on that one cru, take a shot, not to get the flu and then get the flu, brilliant!
I'll take my chances without it.
I'll take my chances without it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Local health professionals urge Cape Codders to protect against swine flu
In response to: Local health professionals urge Cape Codders to protect against swine flu
"to old to qualify for the vaccine"
It's called Health Care rationing old man.
When the return is not equal to the investment you become obsolete.
Time to put the elderly, infirmed, challenged etc. out to sea in kayaks like the Eskimos do.
Umm,umm, umm, Barack's Obamacare.
It's called Health Care rationing old man.
When the return is not equal to the investment you become obsolete.
Time to put the elderly, infirmed, challenged etc. out to sea in kayaks like the Eskimos do.
Umm,umm, umm, Barack's Obamacare.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Local health professionals urge Cape Codders to protect against swine flu
In response to: Local health professionals urge Cape Codders to protect against swine flu
mav,
Barry can’t be a racist, everyone knows socialist aren’t racist, only white conservatives that “act stupidly” are racist. There is no racism in the black community, only in the “whitebread suburbs”.
Just because he sat in Jeremiah Wright’s church for 20 years and has James Meeks as a Spiritual advisor, we shouldn’t jump to conclusions. And even though he sided with Skippy Gates on national television not knowing anymore than we did, shouldn’t identify him as a racist.
Saying you "disagree" with his writings that:
"... the Constitution allows for many things, but what it does not allow is the most revealing. The so-called Founders did not allow for economic freedom. While political freedom is supposedly a cornerstone of the document, the distribution of wealth is not even mentioned. While many believed that the new Constitution gave them liberty, it instead fitted them with the shackles of hypocrisy."
NOW THAT IS RACIST.
Barry is just an empty suit who was elected because he wasn’t George Bush.
Barry can’t be a racist, everyone knows socialist aren’t racist, only white conservatives that “act stupidly” are racist. There is no racism in the black community, only in the “whitebread suburbs”.
Just because he sat in Jeremiah Wright’s church for 20 years and has James Meeks as a Spiritual advisor, we shouldn’t jump to conclusions. And even though he sided with Skippy Gates on national television not knowing anymore than we did, shouldn’t identify him as a racist.
Saying you "disagree" with his writings that:
"... the Constitution allows for many things, but what it does not allow is the most revealing. The so-called Founders did not allow for economic freedom. While political freedom is supposedly a cornerstone of the document, the distribution of wealth is not even mentioned. While many believed that the new Constitution gave them liberty, it instead fitted them with the shackles of hypocrisy."
NOW THAT IS RACIST.
Barry is just an empty suit who was elected because he wasn’t George Bush.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
Is someone paying you to report back?
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I am not at liberty to divulge that information at this particular time.
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I am not at liberty to divulge that information at this particular time.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
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‘cause you ain’t it dick'
A constitutionalists view of "the "general welfare" clause (Art. I Sec. 8 Cl. 1) is not the delegation of a power, but a restriction of the power to raise taxes (and spend the funds raised) to only those things that benefit the nation generally, and not just some region or group. There is no federal power to make "internal improvements" unless they are incidental to a delegated power, such as defense."
How are you making out with all those names of competent climatologists, oceanographers and geologists?
Or proof of Joe Wilson's racism or any of the myriad of unfounded statements you have made and been asked to qualify?
Talk about all sizzle and no steak!
"Does anyone have a life outside this site?"
Some do karen but I am not at liberty to divulge that information at this particular time.
‘cause you ain’t it dick'
A constitutionalists view of "the "general welfare" clause (Art. I Sec. 8 Cl. 1) is not the delegation of a power, but a restriction of the power to raise taxes (and spend the funds raised) to only those things that benefit the nation generally, and not just some region or group. There is no federal power to make "internal improvements" unless they are incidental to a delegated power, such as defense."
How are you making out with all those names of competent climatologists, oceanographers and geologists?
Or proof of Joe Wilson's racism or any of the myriad of unfounded statements you have made and been asked to qualify?
Talk about all sizzle and no steak!
"Does anyone have a life outside this site?"
Some do karen but I am not at liberty to divulge that information at this particular time.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
I'm waiting, dicky.
I expressly asked you 3 questions in my first post, evidently the same rules don’t apply to the self -important elite.
If you want to live in a warm and fuzzy Kumbayah type of world then we have common ground. If you are naïve enough to believe we can “compose differences, not with arms, but with intellect and decent purpose” then we are “open to debate.”
Try being intellectual with those who want to “wipe out Israel” and decent with those who have declared “death to the infidels”.
The saying,”Peace through superior firepower”, is not just a soldier’s hoo-rah, it is a reality. The entire idea behind the Trident submarine was, “if we have them, we’ll never have to use them” and most will agree it worked.
Your turn, as I asked before; Are you now asserting that you possess such a superior intellect that the unwashed minions who disagree with you are incapable of understanding or appreciating your “essential wisdom”? In other words; those who disagree with you are wrong.
Another question, do you have any clue what a “constitutionalists" is? ‘cause you ain’t i
I expressly asked you 3 questions in my first post, evidently the same rules don’t apply to the self -important elite.
If you want to live in a warm and fuzzy Kumbayah type of world then we have common ground. If you are naïve enough to believe we can “compose differences, not with arms, but with intellect and decent purpose” then we are “open to debate.”
Try being intellectual with those who want to “wipe out Israel” and decent with those who have declared “death to the infidels”.
The saying,”Peace through superior firepower”, is not just a soldier’s hoo-rah, it is a reality. The entire idea behind the Trident submarine was, “if we have them, we’ll never have to use them” and most will agree it worked.
Your turn, as I asked before; Are you now asserting that you possess such a superior intellect that the unwashed minions who disagree with you are incapable of understanding or appreciating your “essential wisdom”? In other words; those who disagree with you are wrong.
Another question, do you have any clue what a “constitutionalists" is? ‘cause you ain’t i
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
Hey cru, why didn't Gerry Studds ever use bookmarks?
He preferred to bend the page over.
He preferred to bend the page over.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
"Glenn Beck's numbers are DOWN 10% (?!!)even as the tabloids trumpet Obama's 'war against Beck'"
Sorry Ned, no balloon boy this week and as expected the afternoon ratings surge back to the "Beck" standard.
Glenn Beck versus The Situation Room + Hardball + Fast Money + Prime News 10/22/09
Glenn Beck–-----------2,920,000
The Situation Room—--653,000
Hardball—----------------635,000
Fast Money---------------245,000
Prime News–-------------329,000
When asked for comment, Founder and CEO of News Corp, (the world's second largest media conglomerate) Rupert Murdoch replied, "Everyone knows War is Hell, that is unless of course you're winning."
Glenn Beck 3
Van Jones, Yosi Sergant, ACORN
Barack Obama O
(the tail wagging the dog ploy didn't help as his approval ratings go down faster than Vanessa del Rio at a college frat party)
Murdoch then doffed his robe and dove into his Scrooge McDuck like swimming pool filled with his petty cash acount estimated at one multiplujillion, nine obsquatumatillion, six hundred twenty-three dollars and sixty-two cents.
Sorry Ned, no balloon boy this week and as expected the afternoon ratings surge back to the "Beck" standard.
Glenn Beck versus The Situation Room + Hardball + Fast Money + Prime News 10/22/09
Glenn Beck–-----------2,920,000
The Situation Room—--653,000
Hardball—----------------635,000
Fast Money---------------245,000
Prime News–-------------329,000
When asked for comment, Founder and CEO of News Corp, (the world's second largest media conglomerate) Rupert Murdoch replied, "Everyone knows War is Hell, that is unless of course you're winning."
Glenn Beck 3
Van Jones, Yosi Sergant, ACORN
Barack Obama O
(the tail wagging the dog ploy didn't help as his approval ratings go down faster than Vanessa del Rio at a college frat party)
Murdoch then doffed his robe and dove into his Scrooge McDuck like swimming pool filled with his petty cash acount estimated at one multiplujillion, nine obsquatumatillion, six hundred twenty-three dollars and sixty-two cents.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Bushitis, An Unproductive Mindset
In response to: Bushitis, An Unproductive Mindset
So bitter, without screaming "War for OIL" would you agree that the:
‘Strategy for Eliminating the Threat from the Networks of al Qaeda’,
wasn't worth the paper it was written on since it didn't work for Clinton, it didn't work for Bush and it doesn't seem to be working for Obama?
‘Strategy for Eliminating the Threat from the Networks of al Qaeda’,
wasn't worth the paper it was written on since it didn't work for Clinton, it didn't work for Bush and it doesn't seem to be working for Obama?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
“In 1980, the "misery index" -- unemployment plus inflation -- crested 20 percent for the first time since World War II”
"nattering nabobs of negativism!"
You do have a way with words dick.
Now quit drinking and go to bed. counselor.
"nattering nabobs of negativism!"
You do have a way with words dick.
Now quit drinking and go to bed. counselor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
In response to: How CIA is Murdoch?
"I remember Christmas of 1968 sitting on a gunboat with Rupert in Cambodia. I remember what it was like to be shot at by Vietnamese and Rupert Murdoch and Khmer Rouge and Cambodians and have the president of the United States telling the American people that Rupert and I were not there; the troops were not in Cambodia. I have that memory which is seared -- seared -- in me."
“Rupert and I personally raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires . . . to human genitals . . . razed villages in a fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan . . . poisoned foodstocks."
“As I have tried to impress upon one and all with bumper-sticker simplicity:
RUPERT MURDOCH IS A CIA PROPAGANDIST,
“Hey Rupe, You will remember what I said?”
“Well the problem is John, you and I weren't here, this conversation never happened, so I can’t remember what the f*@k you didn't tell me!”
When reached for comment, Rupert Murdoch who with an estimated wealth of $4 BILLION , 6 children and a hot young wife replied, “Who is John Kerry and why does that guy have such a long face?"
“Rupert and I personally raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires . . . to human genitals . . . razed villages in a fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan . . . poisoned foodstocks."
“As I have tried to impress upon one and all with bumper-sticker simplicity:
RUPERT MURDOCH IS A CIA PROPAGANDIST,
“Hey Rupe, You will remember what I said?”
“Well the problem is John, you and I weren't here, this conversation never happened, so I can’t remember what the f*@k you didn't tell me!”
When reached for comment, Rupert Murdoch who with an estimated wealth of $4 BILLION , 6 children and a hot young wife replied, “Who is John Kerry and why does that guy have such a long face?"
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Mass. Hospitals Ban Kid Visits Amid Flu Concerns; Selectman is aghast at geese in Provincetown; Pay Orleans taxes online; Clash: red wine & some fish; Wellfleet pig farm proposal; Segal, leader of team that developed Norplant, dies in Woods Hole;
In response to: Mass. Hospitals Ban Kid Visits Amid Flu Concerns; Selectman is aghast at geese in Provincetown; Pay Orleans taxes online; Clash: red wine & some fish; Wellfleet pig farm proposal; Segal, leader of team that developed Norplant, dies in Woods Hole;
Jim Bob & Michelle are expecting their 19th child.
Good Lord woman, it's a vagina not a clown car!
Good Lord woman, it's a vagina not a clown car!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
My pleasure Ned, I'm sure old Rupe will be available for comment as usual.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hyannis man arrested by Falmouth Police, considered a suspect in several burglaries; Assault & battery suspect crashes into Falmouth police cruiser
In response to: Hyannis man arrested by Falmouth Police, considered a suspect in several burglaries; Assault & battery suspect crashes into Falmouth police cruiser
in West Yarmouth?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hyannis man arrested by Falmouth Police, considered a suspect in several burglaries; Assault & battery suspect crashes into Falmouth police cruiser
In response to: Hyannis man arrested by Falmouth Police, considered a suspect in several burglaries; Assault & battery suspect crashes into Falmouth police cruiser
on 34 Reid Avenue..
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hyannis man arrested by Falmouth Police, considered a suspect in several burglaries; Assault & battery suspect crashes into Falmouth police cruiser
In response to: Hyannis man arrested by Falmouth Police, considered a suspect in several burglaries; Assault & battery suspect crashes into Falmouth police cruiser
Doesn't jee live with Karie Vega?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
You are just too clever for me cru, nice job trimming.
Betcha' Jimmie Carter was one of your faves.
Mortgages @ 16% and car loans @ 21%.
We should all thank God for sending us Ronald "The Great One" Reagan for cleaning up that anti-Semitic peanut farmin' redneck's mess.
Betcha' Jimmie Carter was one of your faves.
Mortgages @ 16% and car loans @ 21%.
We should all thank God for sending us Ronald "The Great One" Reagan for cleaning up that anti-Semitic peanut farmin' redneck's mess.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
And now from the front lines, another defeat for American Pravda!
The Obama administration on Thursday failed in its attempt to exclude Fox News from participating in an interview of an administration official, as Republicans on Capitol Hill stepped up their criticism of the hardball tactics employed by the White House.
The Treasury Department on Thursday tried to make "pay czar" Kenneth Feinberg available for interviews to every member of the network pool except Fox News. The pool is the five-network rotation that for decades has shared the costs and duties of daily coverage of the presidency and other Washington institutions.
But the Washington bureau chiefs of the five TV networks consulted and decided that none of their reporters would interview Feinberg unless Fox News was included. The pool informed Treasury that Fox News, as a member of the network pool, could not be excluded from such interviews under the rules of the pool.
So how's that war thing working for you?
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/23/white-house-loses-bid-exclude-fox-news-pay-czar-intervie
The Obama administration on Thursday failed in its attempt to exclude Fox News from participating in an interview of an administration official, as Republicans on Capitol Hill stepped up their criticism of the hardball tactics employed by the White House.
The Treasury Department on Thursday tried to make "pay czar" Kenneth Feinberg available for interviews to every member of the network pool except Fox News. The pool is the five-network rotation that for decades has shared the costs and duties of daily coverage of the presidency and other Washington institutions.
But the Washington bureau chiefs of the five TV networks consulted and decided that none of their reporters would interview Feinberg unless Fox News was included. The pool informed Treasury that Fox News, as a member of the network pool, could not be excluded from such interviews under the rules of the pool.
So how's that war thing working for you?
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/23/white-house-loses-bid-exclude-fox-news-pay-czar-intervie
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
I'd venture a guess, maybe even wager a bet, that Fox's "right-wing hatchet men" generally have had more liberals on in any given month than MSNBC (read Obama 24/7) has had conservatives for any year since it's inception in 1996.
"The cable news channel is "completely out of control," said writer-producer Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, a self-proclaimed liberal Democrat.
She added that she would prefer a lunch date with right-leaning Fox News star Sean Hannity over left-leaning MSNBC star Keith Olbermann."
Olbermann was criticized by many who attended Monday's luncheon sponsored by the Caucus for Producers, Writers & Directors at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The event was dubbed "Hollywood, America and Election '08."
Bloodworth-Thomason and others seemed especially critical of the way MSNBC -- and other media -- has attacked Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin while demeaning her supporters.
http://conservative-sugar.tressugar.com/2439003
"The cable news channel is "completely out of control," said writer-producer Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, a self-proclaimed liberal Democrat.
She added that she would prefer a lunch date with right-leaning Fox News star Sean Hannity over left-leaning MSNBC star Keith Olbermann."
Olbermann was criticized by many who attended Monday's luncheon sponsored by the Caucus for Producers, Writers & Directors at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The event was dubbed "Hollywood, America and Election '08."
Bloodworth-Thomason and others seemed especially critical of the way MSNBC -- and other media -- has attacked Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin while demeaning her supporters.
http://conservative-sugar.tressugar.com/2439003
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
"Are you criticizing me for quoting scripture..."
Since you brought it up dick, as Bill Buckley, who incidentally was a close personal friend of Ronald Reagan said,
“I won't insult your intelligence by suggesting that you really believe what you just said.”
Since you brought it up dick, as Bill Buckley, who incidentally was a close personal friend of Ronald Reagan said,
“I won't insult your intelligence by suggesting that you really believe what you just said.”
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
And what would you call Reagan?
The Great One.
The Great One.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
In response to: Truth, Justice and The American Way, Or Pearls Before Swine
"Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you." - Matthew 7:6
So Richard, do you now believe you are the mediator of the New Covenant?
Are you now asserting that you possess such a superior intellect that the unwashed minions who disagree with you are incapable of understanding or appreciating your “essential wisdom”? Evidently any opposing point of view is simply not viable or even worthy of consideration.
In comparing your writings to the Sermon on the Mount, who exactly do you equate yourself to?
Pretty haughty statement counselor.
So Richard, do you now believe you are the mediator of the New Covenant?
Are you now asserting that you possess such a superior intellect that the unwashed minions who disagree with you are incapable of understanding or appreciating your “essential wisdom”? Evidently any opposing point of view is simply not viable or even worthy of consideration.
In comparing your writings to the Sermon on the Mount, who exactly do you equate yourself to?
Pretty haughty statement counselor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
Sorry Ned, just making a light reference to Billy Hearst, guess it didn't fly.
And yes bitter, how could I forget Dr. Josef Mengele and the Fourth Reich?
And yes bitter, how could I forget Dr. Josef Mengele and the Fourth Reich?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
So where do the truthers stand in regard to the second shooter on the grassy knoll theory?
How about the Apollo 11 Hoax?
Just asking?
How about the Apollo 11 Hoax?
Just asking?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
“Obama's War on Fox News has developed all the signs of an unwinnable quagmire.”
Call it what you like bitter but as Gertrude Stein so eloquently expressed in the poem "Sacred Emily", things are what they are in relation to the law of identity.
Anita Dunn, " The reality of it is that Fox News often operates almost as either the research arm or the communications arm of the Republican Party."
Rahm Emanuel, "It is not a news organization so much as it has a perspective."
David Axelrod, “And the bigger thing is that other news organizations, like yours, ought not to treat them that way, and we're not going to treat them that way."
Criticism is one thing, recruiting the competition is another.
Call it what you like bitter but as Gertrude Stein so eloquently expressed in the poem "Sacred Emily", things are what they are in relation to the law of identity.
Anita Dunn, " The reality of it is that Fox News often operates almost as either the research arm or the communications arm of the Republican Party."
Rahm Emanuel, "It is not a news organization so much as it has a perspective."
David Axelrod, “And the bigger thing is that other news organizations, like yours, ought not to treat them that way, and we're not going to treat them that way."
Criticism is one thing, recruiting the competition is another.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
Not if "THEY" get us first possee.
Louis Farrakhan, moonbat extraordinaire, claims The N1H1 vaccine is a ploy to kill off the Earth's population.
"The Earth can't take 6.5 billion people. We just can't feed that many. So what are you going to do? Kill as many as you can," Farrakhan reportedly said during an event in Memphis, Tenn. "We have to develop a science that kills them and makes it look as though they died from some disease."
Only the ignorant will be deniers of this claim.
Louis Farrakhan, moonbat extraordinaire, claims The N1H1 vaccine is a ploy to kill off the Earth's population.
"The Earth can't take 6.5 billion people. We just can't feed that many. So what are you going to do? Kill as many as you can," Farrakhan reportedly said during an event in Memphis, Tenn. "We have to develop a science that kills them and makes it look as though they died from some disease."
Only the ignorant will be deniers of this claim.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
"What the global warming deniers don't understand due to their basic ignorance of science..."
Once again anyone who disagrees with Richard is "ignorant".
How are you making out with all those names of competent climatologists, oceanographers and geologists?
Once again anyone who disagrees with Richard is "ignorant".
How are you making out with all those names of competent climatologists, oceanographers and geologists?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
Actually Richard, it all started over a little comment about Marge Egan, and you drew first blood, or tried to anyway. Don’t believe me, look it up.
The "actual topic at hand" was Rush and the relationship between owning a team and playing football. If Bob Kraft playing in some "lightweight league" no one's ever heard of counts toward "one up on the other side" in your sad little mind then you probably scored the victory of your lifetime. Incidentally Kraft earned his money tho old fashioned way, he married it.
As far as facts, you have never backed up any of your nonsense.
You spout off and runaway in classic “Flaming Troll” style.
So now I’m a copycat, a little brat, a snot nosed schoolboy, your lexicon has matured admirably since grade school.
And you accuse me of “nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah".
Well sticks and stones may break my bones counselor , but it sure does get your panties twisted up in a bunch. Hope you didn’t break your keyboard or soil yourself.
Back to you in the powder room,dick.
The "actual topic at hand" was Rush and the relationship between owning a team and playing football. If Bob Kraft playing in some "lightweight league" no one's ever heard of counts toward "one up on the other side" in your sad little mind then you probably scored the victory of your lifetime. Incidentally Kraft earned his money tho old fashioned way, he married it.
As far as facts, you have never backed up any of your nonsense.
You spout off and runaway in classic “Flaming Troll” style.
So now I’m a copycat, a little brat, a snot nosed schoolboy, your lexicon has matured admirably since grade school.
And you accuse me of “nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah".
Well sticks and stones may break my bones counselor , but it sure does get your panties twisted up in a bunch. Hope you didn’t break your keyboard or soil yourself.
Back to you in the powder room,dick.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
possee, is it really necessary to bring facts into the discussion?
Haven’t you heard? "The debate is over.”
Keep it up and your microphone will be shutoff.
Haven’t you heard? "The debate is over.”
Keep it up and your microphone will be shutoff.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
A letter to Obama, James and Anniek Hansen 1/1/09
"Now, with oil prices down, is when a hefty carbon tax should be added. In the future, when the price of gasoline again reaches and passes $4/gallon, most of this cost will be tax, staying in the country, spread among consumers, and driving our economy to a clean future. The public can understand this, if Barack explains it, and they will accept it, if there is 100% dividend."
Hallelujah, grabbing other people's money is the answer to everything.
Umm, umm, umm, Barack Husein Obama.
I do however, unlike the majority of tree huggers, agree with him on nukes.
"Now, with oil prices down, is when a hefty carbon tax should be added. In the future, when the price of gasoline again reaches and passes $4/gallon, most of this cost will be tax, staying in the country, spread among consumers, and driving our economy to a clean future. The public can understand this, if Barack explains it, and they will accept it, if there is 100% dividend."
Hallelujah, grabbing other people's money is the answer to everything.
Umm, umm, umm, Barack Husein Obama.
I do however, unlike the majority of tree huggers, agree with him on nukes.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
The Waxman-Markey bill would force electric utilities to buy wind turbines and solar panels from manufacturers like GE, making energy generation more costly.
Consumers would also be coerced into buying expensive GE “smart meters” and “smart appliances“ that allow local utilities to control home appliance use.
In a political fundraising letter to employees, GE said, “The intersection between GE’s interests and government action is clearer than ever… we must also make sure that candidates who share GE’s values and goals get elected to office… we were able to work closely with key authors of the Waxman-Markey climate and energy bill, recently passed by the House of Representatives. If this bill is enacted into law it would benefit many GE businesses.”
Steve Milloy, publisher of JunkScience.com and author of "Green Hell: How Environmentalists Plan to Control Your Life and What You Can Do to Stop Them."
Consumers would also be coerced into buying expensive GE “smart meters” and “smart appliances“ that allow local utilities to control home appliance use.
In a political fundraising letter to employees, GE said, “The intersection between GE’s interests and government action is clearer than ever… we must also make sure that candidates who share GE’s values and goals get elected to office… we were able to work closely with key authors of the Waxman-Markey climate and energy bill, recently passed by the House of Representatives. If this bill is enacted into law it would benefit many GE businesses.”
Steve Milloy, publisher of JunkScience.com and author of "Green Hell: How Environmentalists Plan to Control Your Life and What You Can Do to Stop Them."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
Better than Elmwood Ave.
Too bad Buddy and the boys couldn't have just gotten their hands on some "Obama Money".
Makes you wonder who the real criminals are.
Too bad Buddy and the boys couldn't have just gotten their hands on some "Obama Money".
Makes you wonder who the real criminals are.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
hay mav, looks like you, me and 2,620,000 of our closest friends.
Lott'a popcorn and beer!
Lott'a popcorn and beer!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
I don’ care if they’re working class Queens living in Italy, what’s your point?
Why do moonbats worship men who prefer women's underwear and their mother's earrings?
The topic was the lack of decorum on the left and right.
As Kevin McCollugh said,"Like pigs they wallowed in rhetorical feces, smeared it on their faces, as well as each others, and then belched it out across the airwaves."
And yes, it does cross the aisle.
Why do moonbats worship men who prefer women's underwear and their mother's earrings?
The topic was the lack of decorum on the left and right.
As Kevin McCollugh said,"Like pigs they wallowed in rhetorical feces, smeared it on their faces, as well as each others, and then belched it out across the airwaves."
And yes, it does cross the aisle.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
"Who, in their right mind, could equate Michael Musto with Glenn Beck for instance. Ridiculous."
OK dk, I'll bite, spell out some of Beck and Coulter's blatant lying and misleading.
As far as the those who cannot discern between an opinion and actual news, I recommend they start watching the Cartoon Network.
I watch as many left shows as I do right but it hardly molds my opinion on anything. Listen to them all, do a little research, and form your own opinion.
Happy belated Birthday Mav!
OK dk, I'll bite, spell out some of Beck and Coulter's blatant lying and misleading.
As far as the those who cannot discern between an opinion and actual news, I recommend they start watching the Cartoon Network.
I watch as many left shows as I do right but it hardly molds my opinion on anything. Listen to them all, do a little research, and form your own opinion.
Happy belated Birthday Mav!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
This is why I included Michael Musto,
Carrie Prejean :"I think that I believe that a marriage should be between a man and a woman,no offense to anybody out there, but that's how I was raised."
Here is the reaction from the "humorous entertainment critic", a member of the so called “party of tolerance”.
Musto:"She's dumb and twisted; she's sort of like a human Klaus Barbie doll..."
"This is the kind of girl who sits on the TV and watches the sofa..."
"She thinks that innuendo is an Italian suppository..."
"They also paid for Carrie to cut off her penis, sand her Adam's apple, and get a head to toe waxing..."
"I happen to know for sure that Carrie Prejean was in fact Harry Prejean a homophobic man who like marriage so much he did it three times... Now he's a babe who needs a brain implant..."
Nothing divisive on Olbermann's show by NFL standards, the moral outrage of the left is laughable.
Carrie Prejean :"I think that I believe that a marriage should be between a man and a woman,no offense to anybody out there, but that's how I was raised."
Here is the reaction from the "humorous entertainment critic", a member of the so called “party of tolerance”.
Musto:"She's dumb and twisted; she's sort of like a human Klaus Barbie doll..."
"This is the kind of girl who sits on the TV and watches the sofa..."
"She thinks that innuendo is an Italian suppository..."
"They also paid for Carrie to cut off her penis, sand her Adam's apple, and get a head to toe waxing..."
"I happen to know for sure that Carrie Prejean was in fact Harry Prejean a homophobic man who like marriage so much he did it three times... Now he's a babe who needs a brain implant..."
Nothing divisive on Olbermann's show by NFL standards, the moral outrage of the left is laughable.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
As far as the fearsome foursome, you're on the left and I'm on the right and we can just agree to disagree.
As far as HR 3200, half the congress can't understand it, so I don't feel badly and neither should anyone else.
As far as HR 3200, half the congress can't understand it, so I don't feel badly and neither should anyone else.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
sorry dk, wrong clip, meant for another board.
HR 3200
"Notably, the IRC does not contain special rules for individuals who are in the United States without authorization (i.e., illegal or unauthorized aliens). Instead, the IRC treats these individuals in the same manner as other foreign nationals—an unauthorized individual who has been in the United States long enough to qualify under the substantial presence test is classified as a resident alien; otherwise, the individual is classified as a nonresident alien. Thus, it would appear that unauthorized aliens who meet the substantial presence test would be required under H.R. 3200 to have health insurance."
I have to admit trying to understand some of the language and legalese makes my head hurt.
HR 3200
"Notably, the IRC does not contain special rules for individuals who are in the United States without authorization (i.e., illegal or unauthorized aliens). Instead, the IRC treats these individuals in the same manner as other foreign nationals—an unauthorized individual who has been in the United States long enough to qualify under the substantial presence test is classified as a resident alien; otherwise, the individual is classified as a nonresident alien. Thus, it would appear that unauthorized aliens who meet the substantial presence test would be required under H.R. 3200 to have health insurance."
I have to admit trying to understand some of the language and legalese makes my head hurt.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
Chris Matthews
Lawrence O'Donnell
David Scheuster
Bill Maher
Michael Musto
Markos Moulitsas
Richard Wolfe
Ed Shultz
Lawrence O'Donnell
David Scheuster
Bill Maher
Michael Musto
Markos Moulitsas
Richard Wolfe
Ed Shultz
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
Since the CPS (Current Population Survey) does not ask citizenship status, CRS (Congressional Research Service) does not use the CPS to estimate the different non citizen populations (e.g., legal permanent residents, temporary workers, unauthorized aliens).
ie: there is no exclusion.
ie: there is no exclusion.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
dk, you asked if the GOP is much better at hating than is the Democratic party,and then you rant on about right wing talkers, what is you’re take on this?
"...a total mindless, morally bankrupt, knee-jerk, fascistic hatred without which Michelle Malkin would just be a big mashed-up bag of meat with lipstick on it."
And in a further showing of liberal hypocrisy Rush Limbaugh is declared to be too divisive for the NFL but Keith Olbermann is not.
Just curious what your thoughts on this were.
"...a total mindless, morally bankrupt, knee-jerk, fascistic hatred without which Michelle Malkin would just be a big mashed-up bag of meat with lipstick on it."
And in a further showing of liberal hypocrisy Rush Limbaugh is declared to be too divisive for the NFL but Keith Olbermann is not.
Just curious what your thoughts on this were.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
Don't mind Richard r-five, it's all he's capable of when the rubber meets the road.
He's pretty much earned himself the status of red-headed step-child around here.
He's pretty much earned himself the status of red-headed step-child around here.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
possee, he couldn't even keep a promise about a dog. Speaks volumes about his character right there.
Do anyone honestly expect him to behave any differently on any other subject?
Do anyone honestly expect him to behave any differently on any other subject?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
The point about Cobb was that once again (surprise, surprise) you don't know Jack about what you are saying.
So when are you going to turn tail and run on this thread dick. You obviously lack the moral fortitude to stand up like a man and defend your often erroneous points.
"Well I'm done here" and "I won't even try to answer any posts" just like a true Algorism, "The debate is over."
You spout off and then resort to feeble one uppers sounding like the Greg in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid", at least in his defense he stands up to face the music.
Perhaps you could enlist one of the womenfolk in your family to finish what you start. You haven't landed a blow yet, as you run away like a scared little bunny rabbit whenever your mouth writes a check your ass can't cash.
I should expect this from a Sally that considers the 'Lightweight League at Colombia" playing football. Who'd they play against, Smith, Barnard and Mt.Holyoke?
So when are you going to turn tail and run on this thread dick. You obviously lack the moral fortitude to stand up like a man and defend your often erroneous points.
"Well I'm done here" and "I won't even try to answer any posts" just like a true Algorism, "The debate is over."
You spout off and then resort to feeble one uppers sounding like the Greg in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid", at least in his defense he stands up to face the music.
Perhaps you could enlist one of the womenfolk in your family to finish what you start. You haven't landed a blow yet, as you run away like a scared little bunny rabbit whenever your mouth writes a check your ass can't cash.
I should expect this from a Sally that considers the 'Lightweight League at Colombia" playing football. Who'd they play against, Smith, Barnard and Mt.Holyoke?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Mother of biker heads to CA for arraignment; Fiancee crushed under car; Proposed Mashnee Land Purchase; Hammatt's Hangar meets its watery grave; All Dem candidates for Ted's seat endorse cape Wind; Fungi among us; Commission Debates Parking Lot On Dune
In response to: Mother of biker heads to CA for arraignment; Fiancee crushed under car; Proposed Mashnee Land Purchase; Hammatt's Hangar meets its watery grave; All Dem candidates for Ted's seat endorse cape Wind; Fungi among us; Commission Debates Parking Lot On Dune
“…All of the present fossil fuel plants will be kept in place and run 24/7 as backup on the days the wind doesn't blow…”
That’s it in a nutshell mav, no other argument needed.
All the booshat arguments about view, navigation, tribal ancestry, damage to the fishing industry, hurricanes, bird mortality etc, are all for naught. Clean energy is a wonderful idea but its application has to be practical.
I had an electric/solar hot water heater and the heat exchanger ran even money up and down from the roof maybe, for all of 2 months out of the year, all the while being driven by an electric pump.
Time to dispense with the tree hugging already and start building nukes again.
That’s it in a nutshell mav, no other argument needed.
All the booshat arguments about view, navigation, tribal ancestry, damage to the fishing industry, hurricanes, bird mortality etc, are all for naught. Clean energy is a wonderful idea but its application has to be practical.
I had an electric/solar hot water heater and the heat exchanger ran even money up and down from the roof maybe, for all of 2 months out of the year, all the while being driven by an electric pump.
Time to dispense with the tree hugging already and start building nukes again.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
Oh Mary, didn't the Patriots play in the snow yesterday in mid October?
Earliest snow for Pats game in Foxboro by 6 weeks!
Previous record was the first week in December and....
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(silence due to Algore shutting off my microphone)
"The debate is over", Albert Arnold Gore Jr.
http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/2009/10/the_debate_is_o_1.html
Earliest snow for Pats game in Foxboro by 6 weeks!
Previous record was the first week in December and....
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(silence due to Algore shutting off my microphone)
"The debate is over", Albert Arnold Gore Jr.
http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/2009/10/the_debate_is_o_1.html
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
In response to: The US Mission in Afghanistan is...?
Actually it's a mark-up error,if she corrects it herself, the first paragraph of her blog will be altered.
Best left to the editor.
Best left to the editor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
Tammy Bruce:
"...an openly gay, pro-choice, gun owning, pro-death penalty, voted-for-president Reagan progressive feminist..."
And thinks Bono is an asshat to boot, Hoo-rah, Charlie.
Hat tip to bitter.
dk, can't say either side is worse as both have their vile elements. Seem to me the MSM is what gives or takes away the traction. Schadenfreude knows no boundaries.
"...an openly gay, pro-choice, gun owning, pro-death penalty, voted-for-president Reagan progressive feminist..."
And thinks Bono is an asshat to boot, Hoo-rah, Charlie.
Hat tip to bitter.
dk, can't say either side is worse as both have their vile elements. Seem to me the MSM is what gives or takes away the traction. Schadenfreude knows no boundaries.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
dk, I’m not working hard at anything, I was just asking a question.
cru was speaking of the present and I asked who was being denied an education and a decent job with benefits. Seemed pretty straight forward to me .
As far as "What party wouldn't have been mad as heck after losing a presidential election in the Supreme Court after its candidate won the popular vote? Can you imagine how the GOP would have reacted?"
That would all depend on if that "party" understood the Twelfth Amendment.
So, have you heard back from your “lawyer friend” yet?
cru was speaking of the present and I asked who was being denied an education and a decent job with benefits. Seemed pretty straight forward to me .
As far as "What party wouldn't have been mad as heck after losing a presidential election in the Supreme Court after its candidate won the popular vote? Can you imagine how the GOP would have reacted?"
That would all depend on if that "party" understood the Twelfth Amendment.
So, have you heard back from your “lawyer friend” yet?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
28 years ago due to his Latimer-like hubris, Muhammad Ali re-entered the ring and was not only handily defeated by Larry Holmes but it has been described as one of the saddest days in boxing history.
“Like watching an autopsy on a man who's still alive,” Sylvester Stallone said later.
Not many guys could hit Ali…” so how did he come down with Parkinson's Syndrome?
Might want to skip the sports analogies Dick, as the similarity between you and the "Black Superman” ends with your blather. He was a champion and you are...well...you.
Here's a fun fact:
Holmes **69-6-0 (44 KO)
Ali **** 56-5-0 (37 KO)
What has the higher percentage in the w / column counselor?
“Like watching an autopsy on a man who's still alive,” Sylvester Stallone said later.
Not many guys could hit Ali…” so how did he come down with Parkinson's Syndrome?
Might want to skip the sports analogies Dick, as the similarity between you and the "Black Superman” ends with your blather. He was a champion and you are...well...you.
Here's a fun fact:
Holmes **69-6-0 (44 KO)
Ali **** 56-5-0 (37 KO)
What has the higher percentage in the w / column counselor?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
Actually Ned, my sister is a graphic artist who does the layout for Talkers Magazine.
We were just discussing the fine job she did with Mark Levin's cover for October.
I'm sure she'll be mildly amused with the Graphic Artists / Moonbat reference.
We were just discussing the fine job she did with Mark Levin's cover for October.
I'm sure she'll be mildly amused with the Graphic Artists / Moonbat reference.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
cru, the opportunity is there.
Oprah Winfrey, born to poverty.
Roman Abramovich, orphan.
Li Ka-shing quit school @ 15
Sheldon Adelson, high school dropout.
J.K. Rowling, welfare recipient
Bill Gates, college dropout.
Steve Jobs,college drop out.
Richard Desmond, high school dropout.
Richard Branson, dyslexic, high school dropout.
What is the common denominator? All are self made billionaires.
Granted they may be the exception to the rule but isn't success of any degree, up to the applicant?
Oprah Winfrey, born to poverty.
Roman Abramovich, orphan.
Li Ka-shing quit school @ 15
Sheldon Adelson, high school dropout.
J.K. Rowling, welfare recipient
Bill Gates, college dropout.
Steve Jobs,college drop out.
Richard Desmond, high school dropout.
Richard Branson, dyslexic, high school dropout.
What is the common denominator? All are self made billionaires.
Granted they may be the exception to the rule but isn't success of any degree, up to the applicant?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
In response to: Ouingnut Ouija
Let’s play Ass-hat Jeopardy
I'll take the Constitution for $300 Alex.
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
What is, the 10th Amendment?
Correct.
I'll take boxing for $200 Alex.
Never laid a glove on Randall “Tex” Cobb.
Who is, Muhammad Ali?
Correct; only an ”ignorant twit” would confuse Ali with Holmes.
I'll take clueless bloggers for $500.
Reason for constantly disparaging a dead president.
What is, a homoerotic obsessive man crush coupled with feelings of inadequacy fostered by an Oedipus complex?
Correct again.
I’ll take Hubris for $700 Alex.
Image of a bloviating bombastic buffoon.
What is, see the picture in the blogger's profile?
Correct, and while that ends the first round, when we come back after a brief message from our sponsors we’ll start Double Jeopardy.
I'll take the Constitution for $300 Alex.
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
What is, the 10th Amendment?
Correct.
I'll take boxing for $200 Alex.
Never laid a glove on Randall “Tex” Cobb.
Who is, Muhammad Ali?
Correct; only an ”ignorant twit” would confuse Ali with Holmes.
I'll take clueless bloggers for $500.
Reason for constantly disparaging a dead president.
What is, a homoerotic obsessive man crush coupled with feelings of inadequacy fostered by an Oedipus complex?
Correct again.
I’ll take Hubris for $700 Alex.
Image of a bloviating bombastic buffoon.
What is, see the picture in the blogger's profile?
Correct, and while that ends the first round, when we come back after a brief message from our sponsors we’ll start Double Jeopardy.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
I have to ask, who is denied "the right to an education and a decent job with benefits"?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
And whom would these legislators be?
The Declaration of Independence may state the principals of the revolution but I hardly see it as a reference of law.
If anything it seems to me to have a certain Libertarian quality about it.
The Declaration of Independence may state the principals of the revolution but I hardly see it as a reference of law.
If anything it seems to me to have a certain Libertarian quality about it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
dk, one of the goals of the constitution was to enumerate the powers of the federal government in relation to the states.
If it is not in there, it belongs to the individual states, a.k.a "states rights".
If you can show me where it provides for a guarantee and requirement of health care for all Americans, I will be more than impressed.
I personally had never heard it mention prior to when 111th congress convened. Incidentally it is not up to the Legislative Branch to interpret law.
My point was not to argue the constitutionality or even the merits of it but rather the lack of its inclusion.
And no, I am not a constitutional scholar or even a lawyer for that matter, although I can and have read it.
If it is not in there, it belongs to the individual states, a.k.a "states rights".
If you can show me where it provides for a guarantee and requirement of health care for all Americans, I will be more than impressed.
I personally had never heard it mention prior to when 111th congress convened. Incidentally it is not up to the Legislative Branch to interpret law.
My point was not to argue the constitutionality or even the merits of it but rather the lack of its inclusion.
And no, I am not a constitutional scholar or even a lawyer for that matter, although I can and have read it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Obama and Communism
In response to: Obama and Communism
Robert you have to remember the crowd you are playing to.
The constitution is only used as a convienence by some in order to “cherry-pick” their arguments. Equating the 10th Amendment to racism, while implying the commerce clause of Article 1 Section 8 guarantees health care for Americans, is a perfect example of why sometimes it should just be left alone.
Thomas Jefferson wrote, “Congress has not unlimited powers to provide for the general welfare, but only those specifically enumerated.”
Does that help dk?
Now we not only have constitutional scholars on this site but but we are blessed with theological scholars as well.
The Bible also says: We hear that some among you are idle. They are not busy; they are busybodies. Such people we command and urge in the Lord Jesus Christ to settle down and earn the bread they eat.
2 Thessalonians 3:6-12
But that wouldn't sit well with the socialist argument, now would it?
The constitution is only used as a convienence by some in order to “cherry-pick” their arguments. Equating the 10th Amendment to racism, while implying the commerce clause of Article 1 Section 8 guarantees health care for Americans, is a perfect example of why sometimes it should just be left alone.
Thomas Jefferson wrote, “Congress has not unlimited powers to provide for the general welfare, but only those specifically enumerated.”
Does that help dk?
Now we not only have constitutional scholars on this site but but we are blessed with theological scholars as well.
The Bible also says: We hear that some among you are idle. They are not busy; they are busybodies. Such people we command and urge in the Lord Jesus Christ to settle down and earn the bread they eat.
2 Thessalonians 3:6-12
But that wouldn't sit well with the socialist argument, now would it?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: What Global Warming looks like in Chatham today
In response to: What Global Warming looks like in Chatham today
Now that the last house is threatened will Greenpeace return to dance on its grave?
Perhaps they can don snowsuits this time as a good part of the nation has broken records for the earliest snow fall.
Or they could head over to Nantucket where Ester's is once again, no longer an island.
Or they could just shut off my microphone for bringing up the "Inconvenient Fact" that global warming caused by man is junk science.
Anyone out there know the ratio of heating degree days to cooling degree days this summer?
Perhaps they can don snowsuits this time as a good part of the nation has broken records for the earliest snow fall.
Or they could head over to Nantucket where Ester's is once again, no longer an island.
Or they could just shut off my microphone for bringing up the "Inconvenient Fact" that global warming caused by man is junk science.
Anyone out there know the ratio of heating degree days to cooling degree days this summer?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Attorney asks judge to throw out firetruck driver's testimony; Offshore wind: US vs. Canada; Cape Air emergency landing in PA; Vehicular homicide charges in 195 accident; Invasive vines; Navy diver from Chatham killed in Hawaii; Hatch to be released Fri.
In response to: Attorney asks judge to throw out firetruck driver's testimony; Offshore wind: US vs. Canada; Cape Air emergency landing in PA; Vehicular homicide charges in 195 accident; Invasive vines; Navy diver from Chatham killed in Hawaii; Hatch to be released Fri.
Ah, the longtime Northshore / Southshore rivalry lives on between the Prunus maritime gang and the Rosa Rugosa crew.
Legend has it that when a certain Smurf became a “hip” cheerleader for the South the North was “plum” out of luck.
Legend has it that when a certain Smurf became a “hip” cheerleader for the South the North was “plum” out of luck.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
dk,
“If you're worried about where Obama is taking us, you should pay attention to much larger issues.”
Is this large enough?
“What is $1.42 trillion? It's more than the total national debt for the first 200 years of the Republic, more than the entire economy of India, almost as much as Canada's, and more than $4,700 for every man, woman and child in the United States. It's the federal budget deficit for 2009, more than three times the most red ink ever amassed in a single year.”
Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
And yes, Dubya should be judge by the company he keeps, but more so by his actions, everyone should be. If he has broken the law, prosecute him, no skin off my ass.
“If you're worried about where Obama is taking us, you should pay attention to much larger issues.”
Is this large enough?
“What is $1.42 trillion? It's more than the total national debt for the first 200 years of the Republic, more than the entire economy of India, almost as much as Canada's, and more than $4,700 for every man, woman and child in the United States. It's the federal budget deficit for 2009, more than three times the most red ink ever amassed in a single year.”
Martin Crutsinger Associated Press
And yes, Dubya should be judge by the company he keeps, but more so by his actions, everyone should be. If he has broken the law, prosecute him, no skin off my ass.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Seems to allude to the possible perception of intolerance, although far be it from me to suggest it, for it wouldn’t fall under the PC umbrella.
On the other hand mav, jee’s a frickin' grammer Nazi.
“Ok, getting past your atrociously constructed sentence…”
On the other hand mav, jee’s a frickin' grammer Nazi.
“Ok, getting past your atrociously constructed sentence…”
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Gee jee, did I offend your sensitivities? Am I a dick? Depends on your definition of what a dick represents.
If you mean racist, then no. If you mean I don’t give a rat’s ass about being politically correct, then yes.
Want to whine to someone, how about the United Negro College Fund or maybe The National Council of Negro Women. We were discussing 1964 in Mississippi and the term seemed germane. Would you prefer I used schvartze? Both words mean “black”, one is in Spanish and the other is in Yiddish.
Are you proposing everyone of Spanish descent is a racist?
If you mean racist, then no. If you mean I don’t give a rat’s ass about being politically correct, then yes.
Want to whine to someone, how about the United Negro College Fund or maybe The National Council of Negro Women. We were discussing 1964 in Mississippi and the term seemed germane. Would you prefer I used schvartze? Both words mean “black”, one is in Spanish and the other is in Yiddish.
Are you proposing everyone of Spanish descent is a racist?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
possee,
Pretty scary stuff, even the liberal bloggers are scratching their heads.
"...but the two people I turns to most..."
When do we take his advice and “Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself.” umm, umm, umm.
r-five , Richard won’t answer you , when his non-sense backs him into a corner he runs away like the coward that he is.
Notice the developing pattern?
“I'm not even gonna try to respond to any specific post…”
“…but I won't be checking back on this one.”
You can run Dickey but you can't hide.
Pretty scary stuff, even the liberal bloggers are scratching their heads.
"...but the two people I turns to most..."
When do we take his advice and “Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself.” umm, umm, umm.
r-five , Richard won’t answer you , when his non-sense backs him into a corner he runs away like the coward that he is.
Notice the developing pattern?
“I'm not even gonna try to respond to any specific post…”
“…but I won't be checking back on this one.”
You can run Dickey but you can't hide.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Human Condition
In response to: Human Condition
I believe Blackfish Creek got its name from the Native American practice of herding pilot whales into the opening.
They taught this to the Europeans and it has been said to be the beginning of the whaling industry.
They taught this to the Europeans and it has been said to be the beginning of the whaling industry.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
I have absolutely no memory of Tex Cobb going into the ring with Muhammad Ali.
I do remember Larry Holmes handing him his ass after 15 rounds.
But being an ignorant twit, what do I know?
I do remember Larry Holmes handing him his ass after 15 rounds.
But being an ignorant twit, what do I know?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Correction: In case no one here knew it 9 Negros and 2 Jewish men were murdered 35 years ago in Philadelphia, Mississippi and Ronald Reagan made a speech in the same town 5 years later.
I was going to reply to Richard but he seems to have turned tail and runaway.
Not that anyone but Richard gives a rats ass, I'm not in the directory because I'm not a lawyer, I don't even play one on TV or on c c today for that matter.
I was going to reply to Richard but he seems to have turned tail and runaway.
Not that anyone but Richard gives a rats ass, I'm not in the directory because I'm not a lawyer, I don't even play one on TV or on c c today for that matter.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: TSA partners with Steamship Authority to test explosives detection technology
In response to: TSA partners with Steamship Authority to test explosives detection technology
"For convenience, drivers will be permitted to remain in their vehicles during screening, which lasts approximately 10 seconds."
Or in layman's terms, medium-rare.
Or in layman's terms, medium-rare.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Actually possee, slander is spoken while libel is written.
If I understand the law correctly, Richard could say I attacked his professional character but he would then have to prove that it was false and defamatory, that it was conveyed with malice and that it resulted in damage to his professional standing.
I’m sure he could (and most likely will) chime in with specific chapter and verse (MYERS vs. BOSTON MAGAZINE) in addition to telling me I “got nuthin’“ and a short diatribe about Ronald Reagan’s racism. Would this be considered egging on the counselor?
I will leave it up to the reader to determine if Horace Rumpole has engaged in any conduct that adversely reflects on his fitness to practice law. (plagiarism, behavior unbecoming of an officer of the court, or just being generally boorish).
Perception is everything.
"Not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted counts." Albert Einstein
If I understand the law correctly, Richard could say I attacked his professional character but he would then have to prove that it was false and defamatory, that it was conveyed with malice and that it resulted in damage to his professional standing.
I’m sure he could (and most likely will) chime in with specific chapter and verse (MYERS vs. BOSTON MAGAZINE) in addition to telling me I “got nuthin’“ and a short diatribe about Ronald Reagan’s racism. Would this be considered egging on the counselor?
I will leave it up to the reader to determine if Horace Rumpole has engaged in any conduct that adversely reflects on his fitness to practice law. (plagiarism, behavior unbecoming of an officer of the court, or just being generally boorish).
Perception is everything.
"Not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted counts." Albert Einstein
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
"Olbermann I love."
Well, now that we know who one of his viewers is, anyone have any idea who the other one is?
Well, now that we know who one of his viewers is, anyone have any idea who the other one is?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Consider the source and his pretzel logic Buzz,
"...a loser who never played a down of football in his life..."
So Richard, what team did Victor Kiam play for, how about Bob Kraft, Wayne Huizenga and Steven Ross?
I'm sure he prefers the likes of Mark Cuban and his ilk.
Could you possibly make "yourself look like a bigger fool" dick?
"...a loser who never played a down of football in his life..."
So Richard, what team did Victor Kiam play for, how about Bob Kraft, Wayne Huizenga and Steven Ross?
I'm sure he prefers the likes of Mark Cuban and his ilk.
Could you possibly make "yourself look like a bigger fool" dick?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Hey maverick, you're like a vampire in the right hand column, no image visible.
Recent Comments
* bittersweet wrote (in part): what do you think Rush and Glenn
45 mins ago
* Thank you, Maverick! And I understand that understanding is understandable
59 mins ago
* And to illustrate the mentality, "It's only target practice."
1 hr, 23 mins ago
* Hey Zippy, "Tiller the Killer" was coined by Bill O'Reilly,
1 hr, 24 mins ago
* bittersweet,pr "And I'm not suggesting anything be done with the
1 hr, 29 mins ago
You must really be on the shit list.
Recent Comments
* bittersweet wrote (in part): what do you think Rush and Glenn
45 mins ago
* Thank you, Maverick! And I understand that understanding is understandable
59 mins ago
* And to illustrate the mentality, "It's only target practice."
1 hr, 23 mins ago
* Hey Zippy, "Tiller the Killer" was coined by Bill O'Reilly,
1 hr, 24 mins ago
* bittersweet,pr "And I'm not suggesting anything be done with the
1 hr, 29 mins ago
You must really be on the shit list.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Hey Zippy, "Tiller the Killer" was coined by Bill O'Reilly, got it?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Hey Dick, It’s called “mockery” not “plagiarizing" and yes your taunts make you sound like some little brat on the school playground.
Are you implying George Bush overrode the Congress of the United States of America and wrote policy that he alone enacted?
When was war declared in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Who has the power to fund the military?
Who writes economic policy and passes it into law?
Why are you asking me about Dubya, is it because you are an “Obama supporter” and won’t admit to buyer’s remorse?
I just want to be clear on what the reasoning behind your line of questioning is counselor before someone objects to it as irrelevant. Bet you hear that one a lot.
I have no “problem with small town lawyers”, it’s just pathetic you can’t afford real advertisement, craigslist is free; perhaps you could expand your client-base there.
I’ve never been sued but if I ever am I can only pray the plaintiff has retained counsel on par with that of which you illustrate.
Are you implying George Bush overrode the Congress of the United States of America and wrote policy that he alone enacted?
When was war declared in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Who has the power to fund the military?
Who writes economic policy and passes it into law?
Why are you asking me about Dubya, is it because you are an “Obama supporter” and won’t admit to buyer’s remorse?
I just want to be clear on what the reasoning behind your line of questioning is counselor before someone objects to it as irrelevant. Bet you hear that one a lot.
I have no “problem with small town lawyers”, it’s just pathetic you can’t afford real advertisement, craigslist is free; perhaps you could expand your client-base there.
I’ve never been sued but if I ever am I can only pray the plaintiff has retained counsel on par with that of which you illustrate.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
dk,
Re: talking points, I changed one word in the beginning of one of Dick’s rants
Re: Bill Ayers, connect the dots…Barack Obama----Valarie Bowman Jarrett (BFF) ----- Barbara Taylor Bowman (BFF’s mother) ---- Erikson Institute-----Tom Ayers---Bill Ayers/Bernadine Dorhn
Re: Acorn $800,000 Obama presidential campaign donation
Re: Kevin Jennings take a look @ “One Teacher in 10”, and the GLSEN “fistgate” episode
Re: Black Panthers you’re probably right, just campaigning for the ONE
Nice to see Richard has a cheerleader, everyone needs a friend.
You should go see him live at the town meeting, quite the spectacle he makes of himself.
And no, I don’t hate Obama; I am just genuinely concerned with the direction he wants to take the country in, other than that, I'd gladly have a beer with him.
Re: talking points, I changed one word in the beginning of one of Dick’s rants
Re: Bill Ayers, connect the dots…Barack Obama----Valarie Bowman Jarrett (BFF) ----- Barbara Taylor Bowman (BFF’s mother) ---- Erikson Institute-----Tom Ayers---Bill Ayers/Bernadine Dorhn
Re: Acorn $800,000 Obama presidential campaign donation
Re: Kevin Jennings take a look @ “One Teacher in 10”, and the GLSEN “fistgate” episode
Re: Black Panthers you’re probably right, just campaigning for the ONE
Nice to see Richard has a cheerleader, everyone needs a friend.
You should go see him live at the town meeting, quite the spectacle he makes of himself.
And no, I don’t hate Obama; I am just genuinely concerned with the direction he wants to take the country in, other than that, I'd gladly have a beer with him.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Did I mention 3 Negros were murdered 35 years ago in Philadelphia, Mississippi and Ronald Reagan made a speech in the same town 5 years later?
Just wanted to make sure no one missed it.
Just wanted to make sure no one missed it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In case no one here knew it 3 Negros were murdered 35 years ago in Philadelphia, Mississippi and Ronald Reagan made a speech in the same town 5 years later.
Richard why not post the entire quote?
"Programs like education and others should be turned back to the states and local communities with the tax sources to fund them. I believe in states' rights. I believe in people doing as much as they can at the community level and the private level."
He also said, “I know, speaking to this crowd, I'm speaking to a crowd that's 90 percent Democrat.”
What thinly veiled code words are contained in that statement?
After addressing “the Urban League, Reagan visited Vernon Jordan in the hospital where he was recovering from gunshot wounds, toured the South Bronx and traveled to Chicago to meet with the editorial boards of Ebony and Jet magazines.” Racist bastard!
Thank God he didn’t make a speech in Rosewood Florida.
Evidently thirty year old news is relevant, when you got nuthin’…
Richard why not post the entire quote?
"Programs like education and others should be turned back to the states and local communities with the tax sources to fund them. I believe in states' rights. I believe in people doing as much as they can at the community level and the private level."
He also said, “I know, speaking to this crowd, I'm speaking to a crowd that's 90 percent Democrat.”
What thinly veiled code words are contained in that statement?
After addressing “the Urban League, Reagan visited Vernon Jordan in the hospital where he was recovering from gunshot wounds, toured the South Bronx and traveled to Chicago to meet with the editorial boards of Ebony and Jet magazines.” Racist bastard!
Thank God he didn’t make a speech in Rosewood Florida.
Evidently thirty year old news is relevant, when you got nuthin’…
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Bicyclist injured in Truro crash flown to Boston; Truro Police nab tool thief; Reported double stabbing in Falmouth
In response to: Bicyclist injured in Truro crash flown to Boston; Truro Police nab tool thief; Reported double stabbing in Falmouth
Sorry possee, I forgot all about the "Entitlement Amendment" in the U S Constitution.
Article 3 Chapter 4 "Redistribution of Wealth."
If desired item is not peacefully handed over by said member of the corporate robber barons, herein referred to as "the very worst elements of American society"(VWEOAS), call a lawyer.
Blessed are the dirtbags for they shall inherit the earth or steal it if need be.
The wrongs of society shall soon be righted, unless of course tort reform is passed.
Article 3 Chapter 4 "Redistribution of Wealth."
If desired item is not peacefully handed over by said member of the corporate robber barons, herein referred to as "the very worst elements of American society"(VWEOAS), call a lawyer.
Blessed are the dirtbags for they shall inherit the earth or steal it if need be.
The wrongs of society shall soon be righted, unless of course tort reform is passed.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Bicyclist injured in Truro crash flown to Boston; Truro Police nab tool thief; Reported double stabbing in Falmouth
In response to: Bicyclist injured in Truro crash flown to Boston; Truro Police nab tool thief; Reported double stabbing in Falmouth
I think the most egregious thing in this picture, literally and figuratively, is stealing some poor kid’s “Little Red Wagon.”
Citizens alert: Lock up your “Flexible Flyers.”
Citizens alert: Lock up your “Flexible Flyers.”
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
“…And how do we know that people, with all their guns, will not confine their rage to "members of Congress", but will turn their guns on fellow citizens who just happen to disagree with them?”
Do you mean like Harlan Drake, arrested for the murder of pro-life activist James Pouillon ? Drake said he was “offended” by his pro-life message.
You and Richard get all your talking points listening to the hacks in the left wing media and they don't like to mention such inconvenient truths as Obama’s solid ties to Bill Ayers through Valarie Jarrett’s family, Acorns voter fraud and misappropriation of funds, Kevin Jennings and the Brewster incident, the Black Panthers voter intimidation last fall and Eric holder’s decision to drop the charges, twenty years of racist sermons by Jeremiah “G-d America” Wright and other stories the ” Anointed One” might find unflattering.
Other than a few conservative outlets all you have is the modern day equivalent of Pravda.
“Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself.” umm, umm, umm Barack Hussein Obama.
Do you mean like Harlan Drake, arrested for the murder of pro-life activist James Pouillon ? Drake said he was “offended” by his pro-life message.
You and Richard get all your talking points listening to the hacks in the left wing media and they don't like to mention such inconvenient truths as Obama’s solid ties to Bill Ayers through Valarie Jarrett’s family, Acorns voter fraud and misappropriation of funds, Kevin Jennings and the Brewster incident, the Black Panthers voter intimidation last fall and Eric holder’s decision to drop the charges, twenty years of racist sermons by Jeremiah “G-d America” Wright and other stories the ” Anointed One” might find unflattering.
Other than a few conservative outlets all you have is the modern day equivalent of Pravda.
“Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself.” umm, umm, umm Barack Hussein Obama.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
Actually I know all about it Richard and how he addressed the Urban League in New You’re the next day, but of course I didn’t hear that from you and your jaundiced commentary .
I also haven't yet heard an explanation on how ten days after Maureen Dowd wrote a column(excuse me, a paragraph in a column) encompassing “…Sons of Confederate Veterans,… the Confederate flag… and the daughter of Strom Thurmond…” and how you boosted her writing, purporting it as your own, remarkably in ONE paragraph.
You sound like a broken record Richard, got anything new?
Face it Richard, take a good look in the mirror, you're a chicken-shit lawyer in a chicken-shit town. Could you promote your practice anymore shamelessly than you have here? If they can't find your office and lose your phone number you have conveniently included your e-mail address, pathetic.
How about throwing Walter a bone and buying an ad?
I also haven't yet heard an explanation on how ten days after Maureen Dowd wrote a column(excuse me, a paragraph in a column) encompassing “…Sons of Confederate Veterans,… the Confederate flag… and the daughter of Strom Thurmond…” and how you boosted her writing, purporting it as your own, remarkably in ONE paragraph.
You sound like a broken record Richard, got anything new?
Face it Richard, take a good look in the mirror, you're a chicken-shit lawyer in a chicken-shit town. Could you promote your practice anymore shamelessly than you have here? If they can't find your office and lose your phone number you have conveniently included your e-mail address, pathetic.
How about throwing Walter a bone and buying an ad?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Florida Exodus Under Way (10/13/09)
In response to: Florida Exodus Under Way (10/13/09)
Welcome to Florida Jerry, currently at 10:10 PM the temperature is 82'.
If you have not yet arrived, have a safe trip.
If you have not yet arrived, have a safe trip.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
True posse, how about just one more,"YOU LIE!"
11/13/09
THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Today we reached a critical milestone in our effort to reform our health care system. After many months of thoughtful deliberation, the fifth and final committee responsible for health care reform has passed a proposal that has both Democratic and Republican support..."
If loosely interpreted, one might assume it was bi-partisan except that the vote was 14-9, thirteen Democrats and RINO Olympia Snow voted yes, while nine Republicans voted no.
Nope no lie here, he's just really good with the teleprompter.
11/13/09
THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Today we reached a critical milestone in our effort to reform our health care system. After many months of thoughtful deliberation, the fifth and final committee responsible for health care reform has passed a proposal that has both Democratic and Republican support..."
If loosely interpreted, one might assume it was bi-partisan except that the vote was 14-9, thirteen Democrats and RINO Olympia Snow voted yes, while nine Republicans voted no.
Nope no lie here, he's just really good with the teleprompter.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
In response to: A Columbus Day Reflection on Christianity and Corporatism in America
"...This was the basis of Nixon's 1968 "Southern Strategy," and it was perfected in 1980 by Ronald Reagan who opened his presidential campaign in Philadelphia, Mississippi, where a white mob got away with murdering three civil rights workers who were helping poor blacks register to vote...'
Haven't heard that in a couple of weeks.
Haven't heard that in a couple of weeks.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
Meanwhile, the war wages on...
Monday Oct.12
Glenn Beck – 3,178,000 viewers 5PM
Countdown w/ K. Olbermann – 881,000 viewers 8PM
Rachel Maddow Show —616,000 viewers 9 PM
When reached for comment, Murdoch offered, “That would be more than twice the viewers for Glenn Beck in the afternoon than the biggest two-hours of primetime on MSNBC, now wouldn’t it.
Let’s see # 1 in cable news while the “opponent” has an approval rating index of negative 8.
Oh and did I mention I'm considering buying NBC?
As David Gergen said,"The press always has the last barrel of ink."
Monday Oct.12
Glenn Beck – 3,178,000 viewers 5PM
Countdown w/ K. Olbermann – 881,000 viewers 8PM
Rachel Maddow Show —616,000 viewers 9 PM
When reached for comment, Murdoch offered, “That would be more than twice the viewers for Glenn Beck in the afternoon than the biggest two-hours of primetime on MSNBC, now wouldn’t it.
Let’s see # 1 in cable news while the “opponent” has an approval rating index of negative 8.
Oh and did I mention I'm considering buying NBC?
As David Gergen said,"The press always has the last barrel of ink."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
ACORN Embezzlement Totaled $5 Million, Internal Audit Asserts
Where there's smoke, there's fire. And in the case of the radical nonprofit network, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN, the fire is more than five times as bad as originally reported. According to results from an internal audit released yesterday, top ACORN members embezzled around $5 million during its years under the helm of founder Wade Rathke. That's well above the roughly $950,000 that Rathke's brother, former ACORN chief financial officer Dale, reportedly stole during 1999-2000 - and that Wade Rathke ordered covered up lest the incident create bad publicity.
Fittingly, current ACORN chief organizer Bertha Lewis claims the latest allegations to be "completely false."
Where there's smoke, there's fire. And in the case of the radical nonprofit network, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN, the fire is more than five times as bad as originally reported. According to results from an internal audit released yesterday, top ACORN members embezzled around $5 million during its years under the helm of founder Wade Rathke. That's well above the roughly $950,000 that Rathke's brother, former ACORN chief financial officer Dale, reportedly stole during 1999-2000 - and that Wade Rathke ordered covered up lest the incident create bad publicity.
Fittingly, current ACORN chief organizer Bertha Lewis claims the latest allegations to be "completely false."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
bittersweet writes:"..Good damn thing he thinks hard about things like sending more American troops over there to possibly die..."
They are dying daily due to a lack of logistical support.
Evidently "No man left behind" is a foreign concept to the Commander-in-Chief.
But then again the words "code" and "honor" are most likely not apart of his lexicon either.
Semper Fi, Zippy.
They are dying daily due to a lack of logistical support.
Evidently "No man left behind" is a foreign concept to the Commander-in-Chief.
But then again the words "code" and "honor" are most likely not apart of his lexicon either.
Semper Fi, Zippy.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "ALL GAB-----AND-----NO JAB"
In response to: "ALL GAB-----AND-----NO JAB"
So Ned, were you plotting where to hide the stones, lauding the laurels of plus size art or reminiscing about Norman Rockwell and the effects of tryptophan on criminal behavior?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: I'm Sick Of It. How About You?
In response to: I'm Sick Of It. How About You?
Mindset one is the current goal of the powers that be.
New Orleans is a perfect model of a liberal success or lack there off. It's been run by Democrats for well over 50 years and illustrates clearly what, (as possee described in Detroit) the reality of the left wing “bread and circus” style of governance brings.
The reaction to Katrina is a perfect example.
Living without any motivation for self reliance, the citizens waited for the government to come as they had their whole lives. Rather than evacuate on their own, the 9th Ward the residents waited for a mayor who hightailed it to Dallas to come save them. Being part of a machine morally unable to fathom the concept of personal responsibility, the mayor in turn blamed the governor who then passed the blame onto the President.
Compare this to how Florida handled 4 hurricanes during the same year and the effects of a welfare driven society are obvious.
Keep‘em poor, keep 'em needy, the enablers get re-elected and keep their jobs.
New Orleans is a perfect model of a liberal success or lack there off. It's been run by Democrats for well over 50 years and illustrates clearly what, (as possee described in Detroit) the reality of the left wing “bread and circus” style of governance brings.
The reaction to Katrina is a perfect example.
Living without any motivation for self reliance, the citizens waited for the government to come as they had their whole lives. Rather than evacuate on their own, the 9th Ward the residents waited for a mayor who hightailed it to Dallas to come save them. Being part of a machine morally unable to fathom the concept of personal responsibility, the mayor in turn blamed the governor who then passed the blame onto the President.
Compare this to how Florida handled 4 hurricanes during the same year and the effects of a welfare driven society are obvious.
Keep‘em poor, keep 'em needy, the enablers get re-elected and keep their jobs.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
Big weekend:
President Obama makes a speech about "don’t ask don’t tell" but General McChrystal still doesn’t have an answer on troop support in Afghanistan.
North Korea test-launched five short-range missiles on yet another American holiday and the response was "American efforts to resume the nuclear talks with North Korea will proceed despite the new tests."
With majorities in both the House and the Senate, insurance reform is foundering, closing Gitmo looks to be yet another empty campaign promise and the White House focuses their attention on declaring war on a news network.
Someone needs to take the President aside and advise him how to pick his battles.
Hope and change? Caveat emptor.
President Obama makes a speech about "don’t ask don’t tell" but General McChrystal still doesn’t have an answer on troop support in Afghanistan.
North Korea test-launched five short-range missiles on yet another American holiday and the response was "American efforts to resume the nuclear talks with North Korea will proceed despite the new tests."
With majorities in both the House and the Senate, insurance reform is foundering, closing Gitmo looks to be yet another empty campaign promise and the White House focuses their attention on declaring war on a news network.
Someone needs to take the President aside and advise him how to pick his battles.
Hope and change? Caveat emptor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
In response to: MurdochWatch Part 17~ Obama Says It's War...
"Never pick a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel." Mark Twain
...or in this day and age, limitless resources.
Hope the Emperor has shoes.
...or in this day and age, limitless resources.
Hope the Emperor has shoes.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
cru, even my 16year old daughter doesn't use lol any more, go out into the real world and get a life!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
narrator: “Sage advice, oh Fedora’d one.”
[cue Trolls]
Trolls enter: “We are not worthy, we are not worthy.”
Slappy sound of high-fiving.
[Trolls depart.]
[narrator] “And as I walk barefoot through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear none in a pissing contest who are known to sit whilst peeing.”
[cue Angels] (w/ heavenly music accompaniment)
[Angels land]
Angels speak: “Hear this Ned Sonntag, it has been decreed that the rogue Harley picture is way cooler than the slung jacket/book/ closet maid cerebral picture. Contact Maggie for an update and thyne kingdom shall be yours.
[angels depart]
narrator: "Amen"
[cue Trolls]
Trolls enter: “We are not worthy, we are not worthy.”
Slappy sound of high-fiving.
[Trolls depart.]
[narrator] “And as I walk barefoot through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear none in a pissing contest who are known to sit whilst peeing.”
[cue Angels] (w/ heavenly music accompaniment)
[Angels land]
Angels speak: “Hear this Ned Sonntag, it has been decreed that the rogue Harley picture is way cooler than the slung jacket/book/ closet maid cerebral picture. Contact Maggie for an update and thyne kingdom shall be yours.
[angels depart]
narrator: "Amen"
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Beach bum / Business report for Misery:
Had lunch at “La Cote”(Fontainebleau) with junior, the evil insurance exec.(Assurant) and client. Tenderloin was excellent, as was according to my son, the grilled lobster and client said he also enjoyed his club sandwich. His choice is an indicator as to why he has way more money than I do. We also did a round of gazpacho shooters, and couple $7 Coronas and hit the bricks.
Pete’s down a couple large at this point w/ lunch, town car and driver, charter etc. but it’s an investment and a capitalistic approved write-off.
Got to Islamorada, stowed gear on boat and hit the town for two more hours of capitalistic debauchery before we get underway. Somehow we ended up running into an acquaintance of mine who just happened to have listed the same establishment for a short sale.
Client not only had a good time fishing, he is also a huge capital investor. Who’d a thunk?
Rust never sleeps, nor does the free market. Beach bum Misery, I only wish that were true.
What does 18 hours a day in front of your monitor pay?
Had lunch at “La Cote”(Fontainebleau) with junior, the evil insurance exec.(Assurant) and client. Tenderloin was excellent, as was according to my son, the grilled lobster and client said he also enjoyed his club sandwich. His choice is an indicator as to why he has way more money than I do. We also did a round of gazpacho shooters, and couple $7 Coronas and hit the bricks.
Pete’s down a couple large at this point w/ lunch, town car and driver, charter etc. but it’s an investment and a capitalistic approved write-off.
Got to Islamorada, stowed gear on boat and hit the town for two more hours of capitalistic debauchery before we get underway. Somehow we ended up running into an acquaintance of mine who just happened to have listed the same establishment for a short sale.
Client not only had a good time fishing, he is also a huge capital investor. Who’d a thunk?
Rust never sleeps, nor does the free market. Beach bum Misery, I only wish that were true.
What does 18 hours a day in front of your monitor pay?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Fishing report for maverick, et.al.:
Caught a butt load of fish and a pretty good buzz on the Islamorada (409) hump.
Threw everything we had at them and the fishing was way better than off Fort Liquordale.
Wahoo slammed the speedo’s on top and the dolphin were like shooting fish in a barrel.
Nighttime Grouper fishing; hitting chunk on the bottom after we shut down and started chummin’ and hummin’ for tuna, although the tigers made it interesting landing them, (too many chiefs and not enough braves,alcohol may have been a factor).
Needless to say,all enjoyed and we will be having fish for dinner.
Fishing trip: 4 1/2 *'s
Now onto Omega 3 vs. mercury. Don't you love fresh grouper?
Caught a butt load of fish and a pretty good buzz on the Islamorada (409) hump.
Threw everything we had at them and the fishing was way better than off Fort Liquordale.
Wahoo slammed the speedo’s on top and the dolphin were like shooting fish in a barrel.
Nighttime Grouper fishing; hitting chunk on the bottom after we shut down and started chummin’ and hummin’ for tuna, although the tigers made it interesting landing them, (too many chiefs and not enough braves,alcohol may have been a factor).
Needless to say,all enjoyed and we will be having fish for dinner.
Fishing trip: 4 1/2 *'s
Now onto Omega 3 vs. mercury. Don't you love fresh grouper?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
"The book, Richistan was required reading for some in our office."
What office is that cru? The one in your mothers basement next to bitters?
Well, I'm off to South Beach to have lunch with my son who has a job and works in a real office, then a little overnight fishing trip in the Keys. No Luke's down here so we'll get the beer @ Big Daddy's.
Life is good.
86' air temp / 70% humidity, sun is shining birds are chirping, sorry to hear about yours.
Southeast winds 5-10 kts., Seas 2 ft or less and the "ever so slight chance" of showers.
Chew on that Misery.
What office is that cru? The one in your mothers basement next to bitters?
Well, I'm off to South Beach to have lunch with my son who has a job and works in a real office, then a little overnight fishing trip in the Keys. No Luke's down here so we'll get the beer @ Big Daddy's.
Life is good.
86' air temp / 70% humidity, sun is shining birds are chirping, sorry to hear about yours.
Southeast winds 5-10 kts., Seas 2 ft or less and the "ever so slight chance" of showers.
Chew on that Misery.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Actually Rupert Murdoch and his lovely third wife Wendi Deng was the original topic, although "Top of the World" could be a thinly veiled reference to the Carpenter's #1 Billboard hit or maybe Cody talking to Ma Jarrett, we may never know.
The Nedster posts in mysterious ways.
The Nedster posts in mysterious ways.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
"...And don't call me Zippy, got it? Walker-Stalker..."
cru, since you weren't the author of this tripe, I obviously wasn't referring to you. I’ve never criticized your style, structure, grammar or spelling nor would I call you Zippy, Misery perhaps but never Zippy.
My apologies for the confusion.
Now back to Zippy.
In the journalistic world it is believed that a well-written sentence can be as powerful as a 20-minute sermon, but what do I know?
Back on topic, why do rich old guys have hot young wives? Because they can.
cru, since you weren't the author of this tripe, I obviously wasn't referring to you. I’ve never criticized your style, structure, grammar or spelling nor would I call you Zippy, Misery perhaps but never Zippy.
My apologies for the confusion.
Now back to Zippy.
In the journalistic world it is believed that a well-written sentence can be as powerful as a 20-minute sermon, but what do I know?
Back on topic, why do rich old guys have hot young wives? Because they can.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Amidst the mists and coldest frosts,
With stoutest wrists and loudest boasts,
She thrusts her fist against the posts
And still insists she sees the ghosts.
Cru,I wasn't referring to you. As hard as it may be for you to believe, you are not the only one in this room.
Walker-Stalker Zippy? Did you come up with that witty retort on your own or did your Mom help?
With stoutest wrists and loudest boasts,
She thrusts her fist against the posts
And still insists she sees the ghosts.
Cru,I wasn't referring to you. As hard as it may be for you to believe, you are not the only one in this room.
Walker-Stalker Zippy? Did you come up with that witty retort on your own or did your Mom help?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Sorry you didn't get it bitter, Ned, as I'd anticipated, did.
I'd bet he also understands what Camirillo Brillo and Mendicino Beano refer to.
Why all the name changes, you ask. Paranoia that “they” are out to get me because I didn’t contribute to “them” at flag@government.org and now not even Chris (pissing on some poor girls leg, shame on him) Morris with his “m2” non-lethal weapons can save me. Soon I will change it back to Peter or maybe even Peter Walker and give them the slip.
(oops did I just say that out loud?)
Actually I just made that up, obviously you weren’t paying attention earlier.
Never called anyone crazy either, just like Mickey said about Minnie during his divorce proceedings,”Your Honor I never said she was nuts, I said she was f#ck*ng Goofy.”
Mahler-esque is an “adjective” relating to incoherent ramblings, kinda like this. Any more question Zippy?
Editors note, a complete sentence needs only two elements, a subject - predicate unit (that's a noun and verb to you) and a complete thought. Even Dan "potato(e)" Quale writes above an eighth grade level. Try it.
I'd bet he also understands what Camirillo Brillo and Mendicino Beano refer to.
Why all the name changes, you ask. Paranoia that “they” are out to get me because I didn’t contribute to “them” at flag@government.org and now not even Chris (pissing on some poor girls leg, shame on him) Morris with his “m2” non-lethal weapons can save me. Soon I will change it back to Peter or maybe even Peter Walker and give them the slip.
(oops did I just say that out loud?)
Actually I just made that up, obviously you weren’t paying attention earlier.
Never called anyone crazy either, just like Mickey said about Minnie during his divorce proceedings,”Your Honor I never said she was nuts, I said she was f#ck*ng Goofy.”
Mahler-esque is an “adjective” relating to incoherent ramblings, kinda like this. Any more question Zippy?
Editors note, a complete sentence needs only two elements, a subject - predicate unit (that's a noun and verb to you) and a complete thought. Even Dan "potato(e)" Quale writes above an eighth grade level. Try it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Got it ;D
Ned,
Your response,”…Turn off the lights in your study tonight; then admire your reflection in the glass of your monitor...”, takes me back to a scene long ago in a far away land…
The muffin man is seated at the table in the laboratory of the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen...
Reaching for an over sized chrome spoon he gathers an intimate quantity of dried muffin remnants and brushing his scapular aside, proceeds to dump these inside of his shirt...
Turning to us he speaks: "Some people like cupcakes better, I for one care less for them!"
Arrogantly twisting the sterile canvas snoot of a fully charged icing anointment utensil he poots forth a quarter-ounce green rosette near the summit of a danse but radiant muffin of his own design.
Later he says: "Some people like cupcakes exclusively, while I myself, say there is naught nor ought there be anything so exalted on the face of Gods great earth as that prince of foods... the muffin!"
Proof of the evil muffin movement conspiring against the noble cupcake alliance.
Goodnight Austin Texas, where ever you are.
Ned,
Your response,”…Turn off the lights in your study tonight; then admire your reflection in the glass of your monitor...”, takes me back to a scene long ago in a far away land…
The muffin man is seated at the table in the laboratory of the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen...
Reaching for an over sized chrome spoon he gathers an intimate quantity of dried muffin remnants and brushing his scapular aside, proceeds to dump these inside of his shirt...
Turning to us he speaks: "Some people like cupcakes better, I for one care less for them!"
Arrogantly twisting the sterile canvas snoot of a fully charged icing anointment utensil he poots forth a quarter-ounce green rosette near the summit of a danse but radiant muffin of his own design.
Later he says: "Some people like cupcakes exclusively, while I myself, say there is naught nor ought there be anything so exalted on the face of Gods great earth as that prince of foods... the muffin!"
Proof of the evil muffin movement conspiring against the noble cupcake alliance.
Goodnight Austin Texas, where ever you are.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Abbie Hoffman: drug overdose-swallowed 150 Phenobarbital tablets
Danny Casolaro: suicide-wrists slashed 10-12 times
Leo Damore: suicide-self inflicted gunshot wound
Or it could have been perpetrated and then covered up by the DA's, the parolees, the garbage men, the "they and thems" you refer to, the PIs, the dirty cops, the novelists, the posters named Peter or some "unknown" individuals. I'm not sure I'd trust that Walker guy either.
Come to think of it, you rarely see Ned without a hat on even thought he has a full head of hair, more than a little suspicious if you ask me.
Could he be sending out signals to "them"?
Danny Casolaro: suicide-wrists slashed 10-12 times
Leo Damore: suicide-self inflicted gunshot wound
Or it could have been perpetrated and then covered up by the DA's, the parolees, the garbage men, the "they and thems" you refer to, the PIs, the dirty cops, the novelists, the posters named Peter or some "unknown" individuals. I'm not sure I'd trust that Walker guy either.
Come to think of it, you rarely see Ned without a hat on even thought he has a full head of hair, more than a little suspicious if you ask me.
Could he be sending out signals to "them"?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Barack Obama win 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
In response to: Barack Obama win 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
Tommy De Seno at www.JustifiedRight.com. Has a pretty good take on it,
“Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize this morning. Over the last decade the only requirement to win the prize was that the nominee had to be critical of George W. Bush (see Al Gore, Mohamed ElBaradei and Jimmy Carter).
President Obama has broken new ground here.
Nominations to win the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize ended February 1.
The President took office only 12 days early on January 20.
Let’s take a look at the President’s first 12 days in office from his publicized schedule to see what he did to deserve a Nobel Peace Prize: …”
[Full schedule available @ link]
“…So there you have it. The short path to the Nobel Peace Prize: Party, go to meetings, skip church, abort some fetuses, party some more.”
“Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize this morning. Over the last decade the only requirement to win the prize was that the nominee had to be critical of George W. Bush (see Al Gore, Mohamed ElBaradei and Jimmy Carter).
President Obama has broken new ground here.
Nominations to win the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize ended February 1.
The President took office only 12 days early on January 20.
Let’s take a look at the President’s first 12 days in office from his publicized schedule to see what he did to deserve a Nobel Peace Prize: …”
[Full schedule available @ link]
“…So there you have it. The short path to the Nobel Peace Prize: Party, go to meetings, skip church, abort some fetuses, party some more.”
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Capedoggie,
If you want to compose mythical like narratives akin to the resident moonbats:
1) pick some random words and phrases from a children’s book
2) add a couple of entries from a few sci-fi novels
3) have your cat run across the keyboard for good measure
Fostering a persecution complex is also believed to be helpful and it is whispered among the true believers that donning some Reynolds Wrap and setting up in the basement is the safest place to avoid the effects of Gamma-rays.
"...There’s a red, under my bed.
And there’s a little green man in my head.
And he said, you’re not goin crazy, you’re just a bit sad
cause there’s a man in ya, knawin’ ya, tearin’ ya into two.
Paranoia, big destroyer..."
Footnote:
The character sequence NYC in [Microsoft]Webdings was originally rendered as the skull and crossbones symbol, the Star of David, and a thumbs up gesture, now it is an eyeball, a heart and a city skyline.
What more evidence could one possibly need?
If you want to compose mythical like narratives akin to the resident moonbats:
1) pick some random words and phrases from a children’s book
2) add a couple of entries from a few sci-fi novels
3) have your cat run across the keyboard for good measure
Fostering a persecution complex is also believed to be helpful and it is whispered among the true believers that donning some Reynolds Wrap and setting up in the basement is the safest place to avoid the effects of Gamma-rays.
"...There’s a red, under my bed.
And there’s a little green man in my head.
And he said, you’re not goin crazy, you’re just a bit sad
cause there’s a man in ya, knawin’ ya, tearin’ ya into two.
Paranoia, big destroyer..."
Footnote:
The character sequence NYC in [Microsoft]Webdings was originally rendered as the skull and crossbones symbol, the Star of David, and a thumbs up gesture, now it is an eyeball, a heart and a city skyline.
What more evidence could one possibly need?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Barack Obama win 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
In response to: Barack Obama win 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
There are some things in life you can defend, for everything else there's the Race Card.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Why Crusader, whatever do you mean?
I was merely commenting to the author of this blog how he has had his original thought hi-jacked and how it is now so far off topic one would require a GPS to find the original theme. I don’t recall mentioning you by name but as you have such a dire need for everything to be “all about crusader”, 18 hrs, 35 posts, 1 thread, with less than seven hours before resuming a rant that few care about and where most probably wish they could access an ignore button.
Delusional disorders are fixed beliefs that are certainly and definitely false, but that could possibly be plausible, for example, someone who thinks "he or she is under police surveillance".
Indicators of a delusion:
The subject expresses an idea or belief with unusual persistence or force. (35 posts)
That idea appears to exert an undue influence on his or her life, and the way of life is often altered to an inexplicable extent. (18 hrs)
Despite his/her profound conviction, there is present a quality of secretiveness when questioned about it, often with irritability and hostility.
I was merely commenting to the author of this blog how he has had his original thought hi-jacked and how it is now so far off topic one would require a GPS to find the original theme. I don’t recall mentioning you by name but as you have such a dire need for everything to be “all about crusader”, 18 hrs, 35 posts, 1 thread, with less than seven hours before resuming a rant that few care about and where most probably wish they could access an ignore button.
Delusional disorders are fixed beliefs that are certainly and definitely false, but that could possibly be plausible, for example, someone who thinks "he or she is under police surveillance".
Indicators of a delusion:
The subject expresses an idea or belief with unusual persistence or force. (35 posts)
That idea appears to exert an undue influence on his or her life, and the way of life is often altered to an inexplicable extent. (18 hrs)
Despite his/her profound conviction, there is present a quality of secretiveness when questioned about it, often with irritability and hostility.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Quite the monster you’ve spawned here Ned, replete with some very Mahler-esque writing from the tin hat warriors.
As Jerry Fletcher said, “ I'm only paranoid because they want me dead, a good conspiracy is improvable, I mean, if you can prove it, it means they screwed up somewhere along the line.”
I think some of Dr. Jonas’ ”Gravy for the brain” might be in order.
As Jerry Fletcher said, “ I'm only paranoid because they want me dead, a good conspiracy is improvable, I mean, if you can prove it, it means they screwed up somewhere along the line.”
I think some of Dr. Jonas’ ”Gravy for the brain” might be in order.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
From: Benjamin Fulford
To: Zippy the Pinhead
Zippy, do you really believe this tripe? I just write it to make a living.
Get out of your Mom’s basement and get a life. And don’t ever call me Ben again!
To: Zippy the Pinhead
Zippy, do you really believe this tripe? I just write it to make a living.
Get out of your Mom’s basement and get a life. And don’t ever call me Ben again!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
From: Zippy the Pinhead
To: Benjamin Fulford
cc: Dr. Michael Van de Meer
Dear Ben, I am writing to ask why the Dow closed up 61.29 pts. today. With the signs of the end of the Federal Reserve yesterday, the market should have reacted differently.
I’ve been watching the TV for word of the maritime blockade you predicted but I think that evil man Rupert Murdoch is jamming the news feed in order to cover it up, what are your thoughts? He probably kicks puppies and pulls the wings off of insects too. Such an horrible man!
As you recommended, I am stocking up on food as I have several cans of Spaghettios and plenty of that delicious Yoo-hoo you recommended. Do you like Spaghettios or do you prefer Chef Boyardee Ravioli? Some days I can’t decide what to have for dinner so I mix them up; my Mom says I’m quite the little chef.
Dr. Van de Meer predicted the branches would start to hit the ground on October 7 and it was really windy last night and the yard is full of them so I know you are right.
Sorry but I have to go but Mom’s yelling at me to take out the garbage.
Faithfully, Zippy
To: Benjamin Fulford
cc: Dr. Michael Van de Meer
Dear Ben, I am writing to ask why the Dow closed up 61.29 pts. today. With the signs of the end of the Federal Reserve yesterday, the market should have reacted differently.
I’ve been watching the TV for word of the maritime blockade you predicted but I think that evil man Rupert Murdoch is jamming the news feed in order to cover it up, what are your thoughts? He probably kicks puppies and pulls the wings off of insects too. Such an horrible man!
As you recommended, I am stocking up on food as I have several cans of Spaghettios and plenty of that delicious Yoo-hoo you recommended. Do you like Spaghettios or do you prefer Chef Boyardee Ravioli? Some days I can’t decide what to have for dinner so I mix them up; my Mom says I’m quite the little chef.
Dr. Van de Meer predicted the branches would start to hit the ground on October 7 and it was really windy last night and the yard is full of them so I know you are right.
Sorry but I have to go but Mom’s yelling at me to take out the garbage.
Faithfully, Zippy
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Ned nailed it, “Cru thought 'peter' was Peter Robbins, but my detection equipment told me that he's one of the Bloggers, last active in '08...”
Aarrrgh mateys, buy the man a drink,!
“Don't know if I'm allowed to 'out' him but I doubt he'd object to it...”
No need, I’ll use one of the alternate identity options provided on the User profile page as a clue to see if the higher ed Mensa member from north of Boston can sleuth it out.
24 hrs. should be long enough, tick, tick, tick.(No, not Jack Bauer).
If that combined with my first name isn’t enough, feel free to out away.
Aarrrgh mateys, buy the man a drink,!
“Don't know if I'm allowed to 'out' him but I doubt he'd object to it...”
No need, I’ll use one of the alternate identity options provided on the User profile page as a clue to see if the higher ed Mensa member from north of Boston can sleuth it out.
24 hrs. should be long enough, tick, tick, tick.(No, not Jack Bauer).
If that combined with my first name isn’t enough, feel free to out away.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Interesting article Jane...Who is Rupert Murdoch?
On every continent in the world, there is a sandwich named after him.
If he disagrees with you, it is because you are wrong.
He can watch 60 minutes in 10.
He’s a lover, not a fighter, but he’s also a fighter, so don’t get any ideas.
He has been known to cure narcolepsy, just by walking into the room.
He would never look twice at any of the barrel assed, doughnut munching, dimpled elbowed, spandex wearing, no life having, green eyed monsters on this site.
He is the most interesting man in the world.
Stay thirsty my friend.
On every continent in the world, there is a sandwich named after him.
If he disagrees with you, it is because you are wrong.
He can watch 60 minutes in 10.
He’s a lover, not a fighter, but he’s also a fighter, so don’t get any ideas.
He has been known to cure narcolepsy, just by walking into the room.
He would never look twice at any of the barrel assed, doughnut munching, dimpled elbowed, spandex wearing, no life having, green eyed monsters on this site.
He is the most interesting man in the world.
Stay thirsty my friend.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
possee,
Do you mean the #1 best seller Liberty and Tyranny by "The Great One", Mark Levin?
Great read although I wouldn't recommend it for "umm,umm,umm Obama" gang or the faint of heart.
Reality can be rather uncomfortable for some.
Now onto Misery...
cru writes: How many people have you ruined in your line of work?
None I can think of, I’m in construction / real estate and the market is slow but I’m ok. Wasn’t going bald last time I checked, pretty grey though. Which harbor are you referring to? I’m actually on a barrier island in Florida right now, bailed early this year, you know weather and all that. I will be back to visit and check on the digs periodically.
Hopefully I’ve cleared up some of your misconceptions, now it’s my turn.
What inspires you to claim I’m a legend in my own mind? Do we have yet another mind reader on cct?
I also noticed the Asian reference, curious choice when speaking derogatorily about someone.
Please feel free to expand on that thought and the root of your intense disdain for someone you don’t even know.
Do you mean the #1 best seller Liberty and Tyranny by "The Great One", Mark Levin?
Great read although I wouldn't recommend it for "umm,umm,umm Obama" gang or the faint of heart.
Reality can be rather uncomfortable for some.
Now onto Misery...
cru writes: How many people have you ruined in your line of work?
None I can think of, I’m in construction / real estate and the market is slow but I’m ok. Wasn’t going bald last time I checked, pretty grey though. Which harbor are you referring to? I’m actually on a barrier island in Florida right now, bailed early this year, you know weather and all that. I will be back to visit and check on the digs periodically.
Hopefully I’ve cleared up some of your misconceptions, now it’s my turn.
What inspires you to claim I’m a legend in my own mind? Do we have yet another mind reader on cct?
I also noticed the Asian reference, curious choice when speaking derogatorily about someone.
Please feel free to expand on that thought and the root of your intense disdain for someone you don’t even know.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
Thanks mav,
I just come here to hang out, have a little fun and debunk the postulators.
Amazing how quickly a simple fact can end a discussion.
possee,
Squirrel sounds like a winner.
Using the Acorn playbook you could use the "Soak and Poke" as your legal address and wouldn't even need to do out calls, what the hell, Skippy Gates registered the "Inkwell Foundation" at his Harvard owned guest housing.
If bitter isn't catching a ride on the next passing of Hale-Bopp with Benny and the "Heaven's Gate" Jets perhaps buzz could extend an olive branch and invite her over.
I just come here to hang out, have a little fun and debunk the postulators.
Amazing how quickly a simple fact can end a discussion.
possee,
Squirrel sounds like a winner.
Using the Acorn playbook you could use the "Soak and Poke" as your legal address and wouldn't even need to do out calls, what the hell, Skippy Gates registered the "Inkwell Foundation" at his Harvard owned guest housing.
If bitter isn't catching a ride on the next passing of Hale-Bopp with Benny and the "Heaven's Gate" Jets perhaps buzz could extend an olive branch and invite her over.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Jealous of Rupert? Why would I be, I’ve got mine. Granted it’s not as big as his but it’s enough for me and I do believe it's better to want what you have than to have what you want. Like karen, I welcome the success of others, resentment only bothers those who harbor it.
So ladies, if it’s allowable to say all young girls with rich older conservative men are “ho’s” than by rights someone could say something like: all liberal, divorced, lonely old internet crawling women are fat, booze addled, whiney, desperate welfare cases seeing how truth isn’t a required element...
Point being: it doesn’t feel good to be called names, now does it girls?
If any of you “ho” callers knew it to be true, that would be one thing but obviously you don’t, so I’m putting my money on:
jealousy to win,
catty to place,
miserable to show
and I can smell a trifecta in the air!
So ladies, if it’s allowable to say all young girls with rich older conservative men are “ho’s” than by rights someone could say something like: all liberal, divorced, lonely old internet crawling women are fat, booze addled, whiney, desperate welfare cases seeing how truth isn’t a required element...
Point being: it doesn’t feel good to be called names, now does it girls?
If any of you “ho” callers knew it to be true, that would be one thing but obviously you don’t, so I’m putting my money on:
jealousy to win,
catty to place,
miserable to show
and I can smell a trifecta in the air!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Admit it ladies, she’s young, she’s attractive, she’s educated, she’s successful, she’s wealthy and she’s married.
All qualities that would make any reasonable person inclined to believe she’s a “ho.”
What do you know about her as a person other than that she’s married to a conservative?
Neddy, your svengali like effect on the dimpled elbowed cougars is starting to take hold.
Soon shall be the slappy sound of high fiving trolls singing:
“Uhm, uhm, uhm, Ned Sonntag,
He said fat, skinny, black and white, all are equal in his sight,
“Uhm, uhm, uhm, Ned Sonntag...
Bet it last at least 10 years cru.
All qualities that would make any reasonable person inclined to believe she’s a “ho.”
What do you know about her as a person other than that she’s married to a conservative?
Neddy, your svengali like effect on the dimpled elbowed cougars is starting to take hold.
Soon shall be the slappy sound of high fiving trolls singing:
“Uhm, uhm, uhm, Ned Sonntag,
He said fat, skinny, black and white, all are equal in his sight,
“Uhm, uhm, uhm, Ned Sonntag...
Bet it last at least 10 years cru.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
Let’s see, married with two children to one of the most powerful men in media, MBA from Yale and a six-figure salary, sure don’t make “ho’s” like they used to.
Catty and jealous, sad, sad, sad.
“The jealous are troublesome to others, but a torment to themselves. “
Catty and jealous, sad, sad, sad.
“The jealous are troublesome to others, but a torment to themselves. “
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
"...young gold digging harlots..."
"...when you are on your back or knees..."
Evidently feminista liberals only stand up for the dimpled elbow gang.
Rather catty bunch you are.
"...when you are on your back or knees..."
Evidently feminista liberals only stand up for the dimpled elbow gang.
Rather catty bunch you are.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
In response to: Haaaaaaaaaaar 'Mateys'!!
When asked for comment on what it is like to be married to an attractive successful businesswoman 31 years his junior, Murdoch replied,
"Well, it doesn't suck, oh and by the way, have you seen the ratings for Fox New's lately, crushing the competition is the ultimate aphrodisiac!"
In other news, Jeffery Immelt didn't get any last night.
"Well, it doesn't suck, oh and by the way, have you seen the ratings for Fox New's lately, crushing the competition is the ultimate aphrodisiac!"
In other news, Jeffery Immelt didn't get any last night.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
Oh suppose away, in this day and age anything's possible Ned.
Anne Coulter is said to be the former drag queen "Pudenda Shenanigans" from Key West by the highly credible and civic minded group calling itself, ...drum roll please...
Strap-On Veterans For Truth.
Separate reports imply that Lord/Lady GaGa is an under cover operative, a la Valarie Plame, for the subversive organization Citizens for Constitutionality Now and is on a quest to infiltrate MoveOn.org., however some pundits claim he/she just has a submissive man crush on George Soros.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Anne Coulter is said to be the former drag queen "Pudenda Shenanigans" from Key West by the highly credible and civic minded group calling itself, ...drum roll please...
Strap-On Veterans For Truth.
Separate reports imply that Lord/Lady GaGa is an under cover operative, a la Valarie Plame, for the subversive organization Citizens for Constitutionality Now and is on a quest to infiltrate MoveOn.org., however some pundits claim he/she just has a submissive man crush on George Soros.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
Come on Ned,even for you that was kinda' gay, not that there is anything wrong with it.
You forgot to mention Dragon Lady has an MBA from Yale (Skull And Bones) and is "director for the holding company that licenses the MySpace brand and technology (not to be kornfused with m2 technologies) to MySpace China", the base of the true Oceania movement.
You forgot to mention Dragon Lady has an MBA from Yale (Skull And Bones) and is "director for the holding company that licenses the MySpace brand and technology (not to be kornfused with m2 technologies) to MySpace China", the base of the true Oceania movement.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
As Frank Gorshin used to say “Riddle me this….”
How can a “MASTER/slave auction” not be racist and reminiscent of what some call the darkest of stain in American history? Doesn’t this stir up nuances of the oppression suffered by the likes of a Mandingo named Mede?
Surely the party of tolerance can enumerate on this. There must be a variable other than "blatant hypocrisy" that escapes me.
How can a “MASTER/slave auction” not be racist and reminiscent of what some call the darkest of stain in American history? Doesn’t this stir up nuances of the oppression suffered by the likes of a Mandingo named Mede?
Surely the party of tolerance can enumerate on this. There must be a variable other than "blatant hypocrisy" that escapes me.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Ten Million Pound Gorilla At Town Meeting
In response to: The Ten Million Pound Gorilla At Town Meeting
bitter spelled it out possee,”… Cheney has plenty of "stay behinds" in the Obama administration to make sure his agenda is carried out…”
bitter isn’t today (10/07/09) the beginning of the end for the Federal Reserve?
TIN FOIL WARRIORS UNITE!
bitter isn’t today (10/07/09) the beginning of the end for the Federal Reserve?
TIN FOIL WARRIORS UNITE!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
In response to: New fossil fuel power plant proposed; Gourmet dies; Testing torpedos; Sandwich cop fired; Leather Mates Weekend; Third door down in Plymouth; Cape domestic violence rates among highest;; Birds sightings
I think the Leather lads photo is actually from another story.
“NAMBLA supporter and recently appointed Obama administration Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools Kevin Jennings, greets his newly “installed staff.”
When asked what issues were foremost on his agenda, Jennings, who along Bill Ayers helped promote the instructional tome “Queering Elementary Education” giggled “Oh, we’ll just have to see what pops up.”
Is the vetting process completely dead in Washington?
“NAMBLA supporter and recently appointed Obama administration Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools Kevin Jennings, greets his newly “installed staff.”
When asked what issues were foremost on his agenda, Jennings, who along Bill Ayers helped promote the instructional tome “Queering Elementary Education” giggled “Oh, we’ll just have to see what pops up.”
Is the vetting process completely dead in Washington?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Tribe forcing wind farm delay; Park loses Blasch appeal; Open Letter to Christy Mihos; Todino investigation ends; Flu shots dissed; The People's Historian Speaks; Cape pipes linked to birth defects
In response to: Tribe forcing wind farm delay; Park loses Blasch appeal; Open Letter to Christy Mihos; Todino investigation ends; Flu shots dissed; The People's Historian Speaks; Cape pipes linked to birth defects
Starting out with an inflammatory statement,” …hating puppies, babies and rainbows…” leads me to believe someone is feeling a little threatened, perhaps a LIFER hack, aka:
Lazy Insignificant F*ck Expecting Retirement.
I couldn’t read the rest of the blog: (Confessions of a Legislative Aide Not found... ), so I can’t form an opinion as to her “dedication to public service”, perhaps petercohen could fill in the blanks.
I am curious to whom the “elected official” she works for is and how they have made a “difference in this world.” I think the legislative record would be a great insight.
I will go out on a limb and speculate that if Christy wanted a Coupe deVille, he would pay for it himself and that his wife wouldn’t require a Amy Gorin-ish quid pro quo aide to the tune of 72 large a year.
Do the Menotomy MoonBats have a Beacon Hill chapter?
Lazy Insignificant F*ck Expecting Retirement.
I couldn’t read the rest of the blog: (Confessions of a Legislative Aide Not found... ), so I can’t form an opinion as to her “dedication to public service”, perhaps petercohen could fill in the blanks.
I am curious to whom the “elected official” she works for is and how they have made a “difference in this world.” I think the legislative record would be a great insight.
I will go out on a limb and speculate that if Christy wanted a Coupe deVille, he would pay for it himself and that his wife wouldn’t require a Amy Gorin-ish quid pro quo aide to the tune of 72 large a year.
Do the Menotomy MoonBats have a Beacon Hill chapter?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
[cue]: slappy sound of highfiving...
enter Trolls
Trolls recite in unison: "The decider has returned. Bonding is topical! All hail bonding!"
Trolls depart.
[end]: slappy sound of highfiving.
enter Trolls
Trolls recite in unison: "The decider has returned. Bonding is topical! All hail bonding!"
Trolls depart.
[end]: slappy sound of highfiving.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
bitter: "Farmers could fuel the nation."
To put it politely, ethanol sucks! Ever heard of phase separation? It has a shelf life of 60 to 90 days, under ideal storage conditions. Now lets add in the ratio of water used to make one gallon of ethanol and the loss of crops as food stuffs and we have a lose - lose situation just like hy-brid cars, look past the hype and into the science.
"This is one more nail in the coffin for ethanol," says David Pimentel of Cornell University, in Ithaca, NY, whose own studies have shown that ethanol requires more energy to produce than it releases when burned, and that the fertilizer used to grow corn for ethanol has contributed significantly to dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico (areas of the ocean with low oxygen content due to increases in chemicals in the water).
Wait a minute, why am I explaining this to bitter?
To put it politely, ethanol sucks! Ever heard of phase separation? It has a shelf life of 60 to 90 days, under ideal storage conditions. Now lets add in the ratio of water used to make one gallon of ethanol and the loss of crops as food stuffs and we have a lose - lose situation just like hy-brid cars, look past the hype and into the science.
"This is one more nail in the coffin for ethanol," says David Pimentel of Cornell University, in Ithaca, NY, whose own studies have shown that ethanol requires more energy to produce than it releases when burned, and that the fertilizer used to grow corn for ethanol has contributed significantly to dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico (areas of the ocean with low oxygen content due to increases in chemicals in the water).
Wait a minute, why am I explaining this to bitter?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
Indeed cru,
William Buckley,once made a remark inferring that he would prefer be governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston phone book than by the entire faculty at Harvard.
William Buckley,once made a remark inferring that he would prefer be governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston phone book than by the entire faculty at Harvard.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
bitter, quoting Fulford again?
Try and find something that he said that wasn't freaky.
The Roswell incident was the return of “future humans” coming back to save the earth, Dark Star or the second sun in our solar system is the cause of global warming, there are multiple subterranean military bases full of Martians “supplied by a combination of stargates” and AIDS was created to reduce the African population, not to mention the US has been able to alter the climate, and is using high power microwave energy to induce earthquakes including the Asian Tsunami and earthquakes in Japan and China.
The following is from an interview from the Camelot Project:
Kerry Cassidy: So you have training in magic?
Benjamin Fulford: Yeah. I can purge river spirits and stuff if you need any of that. I know some of that, herbs and plants and...
'wOOt'......My apologies to Velvel and Edmonds.
Try and find something that he said that wasn't freaky.
The Roswell incident was the return of “future humans” coming back to save the earth, Dark Star or the second sun in our solar system is the cause of global warming, there are multiple subterranean military bases full of Martians “supplied by a combination of stargates” and AIDS was created to reduce the African population, not to mention the US has been able to alter the climate, and is using high power microwave energy to induce earthquakes including the Asian Tsunami and earthquakes in Japan and China.
The following is from an interview from the Camelot Project:
Kerry Cassidy: So you have training in magic?
Benjamin Fulford: Yeah. I can purge river spirits and stuff if you need any of that. I know some of that, herbs and plants and...
'wOOt'......My apologies to Velvel and Edmonds.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
cru,
grammar and spelling really don't bother me (unless they are mine) as long as the thought expressed is comprehensible.
What I do find mildly irritating is when rants are presented in mind addling staccato.
Let the words flow, a complete a sentence, is music to the ears.
grammar and spelling really don't bother me (unless they are mine) as long as the thought expressed is comprehensible.
What I do find mildly irritating is when rants are presented in mind addling staccato.
Let the words flow, a complete a sentence, is music to the ears.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
cru: "ALERT, grammatical disaster!" was in reference to my own post.
Lighten up, "...A woman who is pretty, but very bitchy will always find herself alone..."
Lighten up, "...A woman who is pretty, but very bitchy will always find herself alone..."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
Ned,
One should never “take” anything for granted.
For instance, according to Wiki the stereotypical view (Scottish) of a “ned” is a white adolescent male, of working class background, who wears fake brand names, tacky jewelry and engages in hooliganism, petty criminality, loutish behavior, fighting, underage drinking and smoking or general anti-social behavior. They are often assumed to be unemployed.
As far as: "...because... as a Blogger..", don't forget what Dolly said to Bert at the chicken ranch. Feel free to cross-examine the unwashed masses; I look forward to the verbal jousting with great relish.
As far as being topical and I see cru also equates Rupert to Dr Evil and his plan for world denomination, I prefer aloe.
Good luck with the rash.
One should never “take” anything for granted.
For instance, according to Wiki the stereotypical view (Scottish) of a “ned” is a white adolescent male, of working class background, who wears fake brand names, tacky jewelry and engages in hooliganism, petty criminality, loutish behavior, fighting, underage drinking and smoking or general anti-social behavior. They are often assumed to be unemployed.
As far as: "...because... as a Blogger..", don't forget what Dolly said to Bert at the chicken ranch. Feel free to cross-examine the unwashed masses; I look forward to the verbal jousting with great relish.
As far as being topical and I see cru also equates Rupert to Dr Evil and his plan for world denomination, I prefer aloe.
Good luck with the rash.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
ALERT, grammatical disaster!
...we can...
...we can...
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
Off topic!
Reminds me of the little sister in the back seat of the family sedan crying that someone is picking on her.
Call me when can we go back to trashing Rupert and Glenn?
Reminds me of the little sister in the back seat of the family sedan crying that someone is picking on her.
Call me when can we go back to trashing Rupert and Glenn?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Falmouth Town Meeting a Night of Discontent
In response to: Falmouth Town Meeting a Night of Discontent
Nice to hear from you Paul, you should stop by more often.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
In response to: MurdochWatch: Britain's 'Smartest' Supermarket-Chain Pulls Ads from Fox!
When reached for comment while shopping at a local Christy's Market, an unidentified source responded,
"Waitrose-smaitrose, does the name "Color of Change" mean anything to John Lewis?"
When further pressed, the anonymous source continued,
“Here’s a fun fact, Glenn has more viewers @ 5 PM than the GOBAMA network has from Prime Time Olbermann, Maddow and Matthews combined. Oh, and did I mention Glenn's “Arguing with Idiots” is # 1 on the New York Times best sellers list?”
G E head honcho Jeffery Immelt was not immediately available for comment as his head was so far up the president’s a$$ he was unable to speak.
"Waitrose-smaitrose, does the name "Color of Change" mean anything to John Lewis?"
When further pressed, the anonymous source continued,
“Here’s a fun fact, Glenn has more viewers @ 5 PM than the GOBAMA network has from Prime Time Olbermann, Maddow and Matthews combined. Oh, and did I mention Glenn's “Arguing with Idiots” is # 1 on the New York Times best sellers list?”
G E head honcho Jeffery Immelt was not immediately available for comment as his head was so far up the president’s a$$ he was unable to speak.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Falmouth Town Meeting a Night of Discontent
In response to: Falmouth Town Meeting a Night of Discontent
OOOOOOHHHHH! OOOOOOHHHHH! OOOOOOHHHHH! Mr.Kotter!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cape animal rescuers in Philipines; Senior Tweet; Beaches get seal of approval; Harwich Half Marathon Sunday; Cranberry Harvest Fest \rain or shine; Other fun things to do this weekend
In response to: Cape animal rescuers in Philipines; Senior Tweet; Beaches get seal of approval; Harwich Half Marathon Sunday; Cranberry Harvest Fest \rain or shine; Other fun things to do this weekend
"...more than 100 were lolling and playfully slapping one another with their flippers...'
Hey Ned, maybe that was the slappy sound of highfiving you were hearing.
Prolly' a meeting of the recently formed, vast right wing pinniped conspiricy.
Hey Ned, maybe that was the slappy sound of highfiving you were hearing.
Prolly' a meeting of the recently formed, vast right wing pinniped conspiricy.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Another Sexist Parent Magazine.
In response to: Another Sexist Parent Magazine.
Here's an idea, as you read, mentally replace Mom with Dad. If that doesn't work, there are plenty of resources on men's parenting are available, www.thefatherlife.com for one.
Or you could just read, "More Advice I Pulled Out of My Ass" by Dr Phil.
What ever happened to common sense?
bitter, I can see the "Gramma and grammpa raising grandkids", as it is usually an unforseen change in later years but "gay parents? What does a persons sexual proclivity have to do with raising children?
Or you could just read, "More Advice I Pulled Out of My Ass" by Dr Phil.
What ever happened to common sense?
bitter, I can see the "Gramma and grammpa raising grandkids", as it is usually an unforseen change in later years but "gay parents? What does a persons sexual proclivity have to do with raising children?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Praise the Lord possee, the VRWC is back in power.
The Chi-town disciples of Thug Behram, thwarted by the minority. So many, castrated by so few.
"...This is not a failure of President Obama," [Ed]Schultz continued. "This is a failure of the Republican Party. The right-wing talkers in this country that openly, openly campaigned against the Olympics by denigrating our president again..."
Maybe Robert "FAIL" Gibbs can get us some cheap tickets to Rio?
"When my baby smiles at me I go to Rio...De Janeiro."(Just a little samba by Peter Allen on a Saturday morning.)
:D
The Chi-town disciples of Thug Behram, thwarted by the minority. So many, castrated by so few.
"...This is not a failure of President Obama," [Ed]Schultz continued. "This is a failure of the Republican Party. The right-wing talkers in this country that openly, openly campaigned against the Olympics by denigrating our president again..."
Maybe Robert "FAIL" Gibbs can get us some cheap tickets to Rio?
"When my baby smiles at me I go to Rio...De Janeiro."(Just a little samba by Peter Allen on a Saturday morning.)
:D
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Richard, it has become obvious you lack the moral fortitude to answer any question I have ever put to you, just take a look through the archives. You rewrite the statements of others, poorly I might add, and when called out you go off on a tangent rather than qualify your argument.
If you want to make a claim, make sure you can back it up.
Sadly Richard, you are so filled up with blind loathing for anything and anyone you disagree with and an unfettered devotion to those that do, that reasonable discussion is almost impossible with you. Trying to have an intellectual debate with you is akin to putting out fires with gasoline.
I'm not really expecting you to defend the indefensible, so I will now sit back and prepare to suffer your wrath, enduring snappy retorts with the cutting edge of a soggy wad of cotton candy.
Or, you could do us all a favor and comply with David Vieira’s germane request and "Sit down Richard!"
If you want to make a claim, make sure you can back it up.
Sadly Richard, you are so filled up with blind loathing for anything and anyone you disagree with and an unfettered devotion to those that do, that reasonable discussion is almost impossible with you. Trying to have an intellectual debate with you is akin to putting out fires with gasoline.
I'm not really expecting you to defend the indefensible, so I will now sit back and prepare to suffer your wrath, enduring snappy retorts with the cutting edge of a soggy wad of cotton candy.
Or, you could do us all a favor and comply with David Vieira’s germane request and "Sit down Richard!"
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Maureen Dowd wrote in the New York Times on 09/12/09,
“The congressman, we learned, belonged to the Sons of Confederate Veterans, led a 2000 campaign to keep the Confederate flag waving above South Carolina’s state Capitol and denounced as a “smear” the true claim of a black woman that she was the daughter of Strom Thurmond…”
Luv N. posted on the d u on 09/15/09,
As for Joe Wilson, he's a member of a crypto-racist organization called the Sons of Confederate Veterans.. That's why he's considered a racist.
And posted by you on cape cod today 09/22/09,
Membership in a crypto racist organization like Sons of the Confederacy is prima facie evidence of racist beliefs. Wilson was one of the 8 South Carolina state senators to vote in favor of keeping the Stars and Bars flying over the state house as a direct affront to black citizens. When Essie May Washigton Williams revealed she was the illegitimate multi-racial child of a union between Strom Thurmond and his Afro-American maid, it was Wilson who labeled that a "smear," even though Thurmond acknowledged his paternity.
“The congressman, we learned, belonged to the Sons of Confederate Veterans, led a 2000 campaign to keep the Confederate flag waving above South Carolina’s state Capitol and denounced as a “smear” the true claim of a black woman that she was the daughter of Strom Thurmond…”
Luv N. posted on the d u on 09/15/09,
As for Joe Wilson, he's a member of a crypto-racist organization called the Sons of Confederate Veterans.. That's why he's considered a racist.
And posted by you on cape cod today 09/22/09,
Membership in a crypto racist organization like Sons of the Confederacy is prima facie evidence of racist beliefs. Wilson was one of the 8 South Carolina state senators to vote in favor of keeping the Stars and Bars flying over the state house as a direct affront to black citizens. When Essie May Washigton Williams revealed she was the illegitimate multi-racial child of a union between Strom Thurmond and his Afro-American maid, it was Wilson who labeled that a "smear," even though Thurmond acknowledged his paternity.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Hi Richard,
You penned the topic, if you didn't want to discuss it, why open the door?
Everything has an “element of plausibility” until it is debunked. This is what separates supposition from fact. Why not cover all the angles on a story rather than skew it to your beliefs. If it is false, what are you afraid of?
There are basically two elements to the birther’s argument,
1) the Hawaiian document is forged,
2) the Kenyan one is not.
How does this differ from Rathergate as far as “obstructing reasonable discussion of the issues”?
My so called “barrage of trivial, off-topic right wing talking points”, were in response to your totally inaccurate and fabricated, in addition to plagiarized partisan attacks on those with whom you disagree while defending those who you do.
As far as "...whose stuff you parrot...", I offer you this,
You penned the topic, if you didn't want to discuss it, why open the door?
Everything has an “element of plausibility” until it is debunked. This is what separates supposition from fact. Why not cover all the angles on a story rather than skew it to your beliefs. If it is false, what are you afraid of?
There are basically two elements to the birther’s argument,
1) the Hawaiian document is forged,
2) the Kenyan one is not.
How does this differ from Rathergate as far as “obstructing reasonable discussion of the issues”?
My so called “barrage of trivial, off-topic right wing talking points”, were in response to your totally inaccurate and fabricated, in addition to plagiarized partisan attacks on those with whom you disagree while defending those who you do.
As far as "...whose stuff you parrot...", I offer you this,
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Consider Yourself Carded!
In response to: Consider Yourself Carded!
Thanks Ned, this is way cool!
Now when some pedantic, pontificating, pretentious, belligerent old fart says "I got nuthin", I can show him this.
Now when some pedantic, pontificating, pretentious, belligerent old fart says "I got nuthin", I can show him this.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Perry pushes Tort Reform on Beacon Hill
In response to: Perry pushes Tort Reform on Beacon Hill
Tort reform is indeed a major factor in the cost of health care. In order to avoid legal action, doctors often order procedures and tests not essentially required for the patient.
With malpractice insurance premiums starting around sixty-thousand, averaging two-hundred and going as high as a half million dollars a year, together with the need for practicing self-protective medicine so the doctor can cover his ass, someone has to pay for it.
Guess who gets the final bill?
With malpractice insurance premiums starting around sixty-thousand, averaging two-hundred and going as high as a half million dollars a year, together with the need for practicing self-protective medicine so the doctor can cover his ass, someone has to pay for it.
Guess who gets the final bill?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
Back on topic, sorry editor(s), as far as the perceived Gitmo problem and it's now apparent dilemma on how to close by January, we have a prime example of electing a matinee idol who spent two years allowing his mouth to write checks his ass can't cash.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
In response to: A Hatful of Problems-No Solutions In Sight
Bitter, you have no legitimate complaint, just a little Bush Derangement Syndrome.
The poll was taken down in accordance with MSM standards however "We all Want To Kill George Bush"; on facebook with 429 members since April 8th, 2007 is still going strong.
Boo frickin' Hoo!
The poll was taken down in accordance with MSM standards however "We all Want To Kill George Bush"; on facebook with 429 members since April 8th, 2007 is still going strong.
Boo frickin' Hoo!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Sportfishing boat sinks in Woods Hole
In response to: Sportfishing boat sinks in Woods Hole
Why is this news?
Other than the possible environmental impact of an on-site estimation of 200 gallons of diesel fuel dumped into Eel Pond, I believe in the journalistic world it is called, "human interest".
Other than the possible environmental impact of an on-site estimation of 200 gallons of diesel fuel dumped into Eel Pond, I believe in the journalistic world it is called, "human interest".
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: 25 years for prof's kiddie porn; US Chamber supports Cape Wind; Lower Cape Flu Clinics; Cranberry harvest down 27% this year; Deer hunting in the Punkhorn?
In response to: 25 years for prof's kiddie porn; US Chamber supports Cape Wind; Lower Cape Flu Clinics; Cranberry harvest down 27% this year; Deer hunting in the Punkhorn?
The left is already in attack mode and it should be interesting to watch them helplessly wring their hands while unwittingly promoting "Going Rouge: An American Life", (joined by "Arguing with Idiots"), as yet another pair of conservative tomes dominate the New York Times Best Sellers list. If picture books are were ever to be included in the nonfiction genre, then perhaps they might get some relief.
Similarly, it is believed by some, the success of conservative talk radio is due to “working Americans” listening on the job as opposed to those sitting on the couch at home and choosing between listening to Montel Williams make sense on the radio or watching Gerry Springer's guests conjure up spurious battles.
Will this lead the reemergence of the Trig birthers? More frivolous law suits? Another Emmy for Tina Fey?
Stay tuned and find out, film @ eleven.
Similarly, it is believed by some, the success of conservative talk radio is due to “working Americans” listening on the job as opposed to those sitting on the couch at home and choosing between listening to Montel Williams make sense on the radio or watching Gerry Springer's guests conjure up spurious battles.
Will this lead the reemergence of the Trig birthers? More frivolous law suits? Another Emmy for Tina Fey?
Stay tuned and find out, film @ eleven.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Sportfishing boat sinks in Woods Hole
In response to: Sportfishing boat sinks in Woods Hole
"...partially sunken..."
Now there's a glass that's half full.
Scuttlebutt is, it went down faster than Tila Tequila on prom night.
Now there's a glass that's half full.
Scuttlebutt is, it went down faster than Tila Tequila on prom night.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Let's fix Beacon Hill
In response to: Let's fix Beacon Hill
Oh Matt, you're a real fire-brand alright.
Massachusetts AFL-CIO-87%,
Massachusetts Teachers Association- 99%,
NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts-100%,
Massachusetts National Federation of Independent Business -33%
Citizens for Limited Taxation and Government-13%,
Along with Sarah Peake, Demetrius Atsalis and Tim Madden you were knighted into Camelot. How about coming on here and explaining with a straight face how that whole thing wasn't totally hypocritical?
Now you're a hero to "Gripers Forever" and want to put hook fishermen out of business. The problem with the Southwick Study is it looks at dollars and has no sense. Recreational "dead" discards are twice what commercial landings are.(Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission)
Jeff Perry,Sarah Peake,Robert O'Leary are actively working against it and Tim Madden has said,“Patrick’s bill doesn’t really have the data or the science to support it going forward.”
Not to worry though, this is the Commonfilth of Taxachusetts and with the voters mindset here, you my friend, are a shoo in.
Massachusetts AFL-CIO-87%,
Massachusetts Teachers Association- 99%,
NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts-100%,
Massachusetts National Federation of Independent Business -33%
Citizens for Limited Taxation and Government-13%,
Along with Sarah Peake, Demetrius Atsalis and Tim Madden you were knighted into Camelot. How about coming on here and explaining with a straight face how that whole thing wasn't totally hypocritical?
Now you're a hero to "Gripers Forever" and want to put hook fishermen out of business. The problem with the Southwick Study is it looks at dollars and has no sense. Recreational "dead" discards are twice what commercial landings are.(Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission)
Jeff Perry,Sarah Peake,Robert O'Leary are actively working against it and Tim Madden has said,“Patrick’s bill doesn’t really have the data or the science to support it going forward.”
Not to worry though, this is the Commonfilth of Taxachusetts and with the voters mindset here, you my friend, are a shoo in.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Richard, you’re starting to remind me of Karl Childers. Show me where I "defend it".
I do not believe Obama was born in Kenya.
Again, I-do-not-believe-Obama-was–born-in-Kenya.
I shouldn't need to explain that to you seeing how you can know peoples thoughts and feelings without any evidence.
Remember Dick, the shiny side is always out with the Reynolds wrap.
posse, don't know why he's humpin' Ned's leg, I doubt he want's to wade into this cesspool.
Don't know why he's talking about me like I'm not in the room either.
Perhaps he was doing nooners @9AM.
And Richard can we look forward to more plagiarizing in future posts?
I do not believe Obama was born in Kenya.
Again, I-do-not-believe-Obama-was–born-in-Kenya.
I shouldn't need to explain that to you seeing how you can know peoples thoughts and feelings without any evidence.
Remember Dick, the shiny side is always out with the Reynolds wrap.
posse, don't know why he's humpin' Ned's leg, I doubt he want's to wade into this cesspool.
Don't know why he's talking about me like I'm not in the room either.
Perhaps he was doing nooners @9AM.
And Richard can we look forward to more plagiarizing in future posts?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Photogenic Female(s) Sought & A Contest
In response to: Photogenic Female(s) Sought & A Contest
Don't mind Mahler karen,
I'm guessing paranoid schizophrenia with disillusions of grandeur, hence hitching his star to m2tech.
"When I was hospitalized for the accusation that ****** had been having an affair,
it wasn't unfounded. In fact, the very psychiatrist that I first said that
too, ****** ****** of the Barnstable County Court House said as I've learned
recently "make sure she is cheating on him" and that was while I was in a
cell awaiting to be hospitalized. Now that tells me something. It tells me
she was forced into a situation. I know that two times in my life for
approximatly a month each, my wife was elsewhere and involved in porno with
of all persons, members of our society who are at some level, law
enforcement a. k. a. military. and or in a law branch of our U. S.
governent. According to these video pictures I found in ***.***.incest of
***** (also known to me as ******) this was while I was away being told no she isn't.
Once it's on the internet, it there forever Billy-boy. Ask your doctor about Thorazine, Haldol, or Risperdal.
Chew on that Bill
I'm guessing paranoid schizophrenia with disillusions of grandeur, hence hitching his star to m2tech.
"When I was hospitalized for the accusation that ****** had been having an affair,
it wasn't unfounded. In fact, the very psychiatrist that I first said that
too, ****** ****** of the Barnstable County Court House said as I've learned
recently "make sure she is cheating on him" and that was while I was in a
cell awaiting to be hospitalized. Now that tells me something. It tells me
she was forced into a situation. I know that two times in my life for
approximatly a month each, my wife was elsewhere and involved in porno with
of all persons, members of our society who are at some level, law
enforcement a. k. a. military. and or in a law branch of our U. S.
governent. According to these video pictures I found in ***.***.incest of
***** (also known to me as ******) this was while I was away being told no she isn't.
Once it's on the internet, it there forever Billy-boy. Ask your doctor about Thorazine, Haldol, or Risperdal.
Chew on that Bill
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Is our democracy in its final days?
In response to: Is our democracy in its final days?
I like oil: It's like the best thing ever. Why is oil so amazing?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Letter to Army Corps of Engineers
In response to: Letter to Army Corps of Engineers
We could start by digging up all the shipwrecks that line the outer Cape and dumping them into the canal.
I'm reasonably confident they would be replaced eventually.
I'm reasonably confident they would be replaced eventually.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Let's fix Beacon Hill
In response to: Let's fix Beacon Hill
Ana, Google Diane Wilkerson and you will be baffled no more .
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Letter to Army Corps of Engineers
In response to: Letter to Army Corps of Engineers
Tunnels, ferries and now paving the canal. I’m surprised no one has suggested borrowing the transporter chamber from Gene Roddenberry.
Yes ernie, I think it would help. Working with what we have is the only pragmatic solution.
Yes ernie, I think it would help. Working with what we have is the only pragmatic solution.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Photogenic Female(s) Sought & A Contest
In response to: Photogenic Female(s) Sought & A Contest
Hi, I’m Chris Hanson with dateline NBC.
Why don’t you have a seat right over there and talk to me for a moment?
Why don’t you have a seat right over there and talk to me for a moment?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Sorry Shelly, different comments require different Dimensions , no harm no foul.
Besides, whom else might one turn to for clarification with queries concerning Eta Quantum and psychic links with extinct creatures?
Who would've known, turns out it was all about the elbows after all?
Besides, whom else might one turn to for clarification with queries concerning Eta Quantum and psychic links with extinct creatures?
Who would've known, turns out it was all about the elbows after all?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Visit all our Green houses; Cape Cod biofuel firm at odds with state; The Courant explains Cape Cod; Reyes gets 15-18 years for tossing firebomb; Dep. Police Chief under investigation; Bill introduced to help Tribe get land
In response to: Visit all our Green houses; Cape Cod biofuel firm at odds with state; The Courant explains Cape Cod; Reyes gets 15-18 years for tossing firebomb; Dep. Police Chief under investigation; Bill introduced to help Tribe get land
Nancy and Richard's cape wide dining suggestions seem to cater only to the upper crust.
With no mention of the Lobster Pot, naive readers are missing out on half the fun.
Which leads me to ponder how the tip of the Cape would have evolved had the Whydah not wrecked.
Sam and Goody may well have become the mayor and first lady of Helltown.
To this day, locals claim that they can still hear her wailing for Bellamy from the dunes of Eastham.
With no mention of the Lobster Pot, naive readers are missing out on half the fun.
Which leads me to ponder how the tip of the Cape would have evolved had the Whydah not wrecked.
Sam and Goody may well have become the mayor and first lady of Helltown.
To this day, locals claim that they can still hear her wailing for Bellamy from the dunes of Eastham.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In the interest of being factually correct Neddy Nederlander, no charters here, I was just “sharing some of my toys”.
Mav must posess a level of patience and tolerance that I sadly lack. On my boat I prefer suds, sluts and sushi hunting.
I do however have friends that cover the spectrum, kind of like that rainbow thing. Kumbayah baby!
Heck, I even know some BBW that even the most discerning adipophiliac may find alluring, not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Mav must posess a level of patience and tolerance that I sadly lack. On my boat I prefer suds, sluts and sushi hunting.
I do however have friends that cover the spectrum, kind of like that rainbow thing. Kumbayah baby!
Heck, I even know some BBW that even the most discerning adipophiliac may find alluring, not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Just being factually correct Ned, a concept seemingly lost on some.
As a matter of fact, I took a couple o' dem colored folk out fishing on my boat last night, even brought 'em back in.
And that's no sheet!
As a matter of fact, I took a couple o' dem colored folk out fishing on my boat last night, even brought 'em back in.
And that's no sheet!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Massachusetts should not be the Federal model!
In response to: Massachusetts should not be the Federal model!
It took only three weeks for the 'Obama, Reid & Pelosi Gang' to blow twice as much as was spent on the Iraq War and Dubya was spending money like a drunken sailor.
The ten year cost of the Stimulus bill will be six times as much as was spent in over five years in Iraq.
Just lending a little perspective to the discussion.
The ten year cost of the Stimulus bill will be six times as much as was spent in over five years in Iraq.
Just lending a little perspective to the discussion.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Strom Thurmond on the other hand voted for the National Voting Rights Act of 1965 (unlike Robert Byrd) and making the birthday of M L K Jr. a federal holiday.
“It was my duty [as Governor of South Carolina] to enforce segregation laws. After the laws changed, I changed."
He was also the first southern senator to appoint a black aide.
However, by his own admission the former Grand Kleagle didn’t change his views as early as you propose:
"The death of my grandson (1982) caused me to stop and think," said Byrd, adding he came to realize that black people love their children as much as he does his.
So is Nelson Winbush a racist too? How about Clint Eastwood, H.K. Edgerton? All are Sons of Confederate Veterans,(not Sons of the Confederacy, nice try at race bating though) who allow Blacks unlike Jimmy Carter’s church back in the seventies.
As far as nuthin’, I got plenty, you got dick.
I could explain the birther thing again but most likely, you still wouldn't get it.
“It was my duty [as Governor of South Carolina] to enforce segregation laws. After the laws changed, I changed."
He was also the first southern senator to appoint a black aide.
However, by his own admission the former Grand Kleagle didn’t change his views as early as you propose:
"The death of my grandson (1982) caused me to stop and think," said Byrd, adding he came to realize that black people love their children as much as he does his.
So is Nelson Winbush a racist too? How about Clint Eastwood, H.K. Edgerton? All are Sons of Confederate Veterans,(not Sons of the Confederacy, nice try at race bating though) who allow Blacks unlike Jimmy Carter’s church back in the seventies.
As far as nuthin’, I got plenty, you got dick.
I could explain the birther thing again but most likely, you still wouldn't get it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Richard,
There were seven, not eight senators who voted to fly “The Battle Flag of the Confederacy”, not the “Stars and Bars” over the State House.
The “Stars and Bars” design has been out of circulation since 1863.
On the other hand, the Georgia state flag incorporated the “Southern Cross” for Jimmy Carter’s entire political career. So when did Earl have his epiphany anyway?
Was it 1970 after distributing photos of his opponent, Carl Sanders, with the black members of the Atlanta Hawks?
Or was it in 1976, after praising John Stennis and Jim Eastland, supporters of “Massive Resistance” and the Plains Baptist Church voted to ban blacks from joining?
Maybe it was after his ass whoopin’ by the Great One?
“The wrath that escapes Carter’s lips about racism and hatred when he prays and poses as the epitome of Christian charity leads even his supporters to protest his meanness.”
Hugh Sidey, 1980
Even Lester Maddox called him “"the most dishonest man I ever met."
There were seven, not eight senators who voted to fly “The Battle Flag of the Confederacy”, not the “Stars and Bars” over the State House.
The “Stars and Bars” design has been out of circulation since 1863.
On the other hand, the Georgia state flag incorporated the “Southern Cross” for Jimmy Carter’s entire political career. So when did Earl have his epiphany anyway?
Was it 1970 after distributing photos of his opponent, Carl Sanders, with the black members of the Atlanta Hawks?
Or was it in 1976, after praising John Stennis and Jim Eastland, supporters of “Massive Resistance” and the Plains Baptist Church voted to ban blacks from joining?
Maybe it was after his ass whoopin’ by the Great One?
“The wrath that escapes Carter’s lips about racism and hatred when he prays and poses as the epitome of Christian charity leads even his supporters to protest his meanness.”
Hugh Sidey, 1980
Even Lester Maddox called him “"the most dishonest man I ever met."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cape Codder may be next US Senator; State's household income flat, still 6th highest; Vineyard say "NO" to Ocean Plan; Orleans may say "NO" to sewers; Push for more regionalization; Route 134 renamed; Downpour wrecks Wellfleet dune
In response to: Cape Codder may be next US Senator; State's household income flat, still 6th highest; Vineyard say "NO" to Ocean Plan; Orleans may say "NO" to sewers; Push for more regionalization; Route 134 renamed; Downpour wrecks Wellfleet dune
Now that they're done screwing their constituents, I hope everyone rallies around Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein's proposal to make the Fluffernutter, Massachusett's official state sandwich.
“I associate the Fluffernutter with a really good childhood sandwich."
Gotta' love those big haired Revere girls.
“I associate the Fluffernutter with a really good childhood sandwich."
Gotta' love those big haired Revere girls.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: HOUSE REPUBLICANS QUESTION CONSTITUTIONALITY
In response to: HOUSE REPUBLICANS QUESTION CONSTITUTIONALITY
The most remarkable event of the day was the discovery of 11 Democrats that were vertebrates.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Perhaps to some, but alas, he was denied his wish, "At the end of the day, it's of keen interest to me to see whether or not we can get Karl Rove frog-marched out of the White House in handcuffs..."
On the other hand, Addison Graves "Joe" Wilson, Sr. leap-frogged into the limelight.
The tragedy of life is not that man loses, but that he almost wins. ~Heywood Broun
On the other hand, Addison Graves "Joe" Wilson, Sr. leap-frogged into the limelight.
The tragedy of life is not that man loses, but that he almost wins. ~Heywood Broun
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Your Honor, Jimmy Carter was a racist, but he clearly grew out of it.
And what evidence do you have to back that up counselor?
He’s a Democrat, should be enough.
Your Honor, Joe Wilson is a racist and there is no clear evidence that he ever grew out of it.
And what proof do you have to back that up counselor?
Well, He is a Republican, what else do you need?
Pop Quiz kids, who said the following:
“I shall never fight in the armed forces with a Negro by my side... Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds. ”
A)David Duke
B)Joe Wilson
C)Robert Byrd
D)Had to be a Republican!
Bonus question, who said:
"Black is nothing other than a darker shade of rebel gray."
And what evidence do you have to back that up counselor?
He’s a Democrat, should be enough.
Your Honor, Joe Wilson is a racist and there is no clear evidence that he ever grew out of it.
And what proof do you have to back that up counselor?
Well, He is a Republican, what else do you need?
Pop Quiz kids, who said the following:
“I shall never fight in the armed forces with a Negro by my side... Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds. ”
A)David Duke
B)Joe Wilson
C)Robert Byrd
D)Had to be a Republican!
Bonus question, who said:
"Black is nothing other than a darker shade of rebel gray."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Dick, Dick, Dick, your ramblings now make me question if we were referring to the same bar.
Here is what I wrote:
"I saw a Kenyan birth certificate with Barack Obama’s name on it, personally I’d like more proof.
That’s why they’re called truthers and birthers, not facters."
Then I wrote: "Never said I believed it either…"
Read it again, S-L-O-W-L-Y. You’ll get no birther argument from me.
I feel like I’m trapped in a room with Horace Rumpole.
English comprehension is your friend and an Englishman's gin bottle is his castle!
Here is what I wrote:
"I saw a Kenyan birth certificate with Barack Obama’s name on it, personally I’d like more proof.
That’s why they’re called truthers and birthers, not facters."
Then I wrote: "Never said I believed it either…"
Read it again, S-L-O-W-L-Y. You’ll get no birther argument from me.
I feel like I’m trapped in a room with Horace Rumpole.
English comprehension is your friend and an Englishman's gin bottle is his castle!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Another abuse of the process on Beacon Hill
In response to: Another abuse of the process on Beacon Hill
Suddenly, bad behavior appears attractive to certain elements, convenience or an underlying meme escaping it's tortured soul?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Never said I went to Nairobi Richard, saw it on the internet just like the Hawaiian one, did you travel to the Aloha State to verify it? (African/Negro whatever.)
And it was Mombasa, since you're all wound up over facts.
Never said I believed it either, guess you're not real keen on the reading comprehension, eh' Dick?
If a bogus birth certificate was his biggest transgression, I'd actually like the guy.
Face it he couldn't even keep a campaign promise about a dog!
And it was Mombasa, since you're all wound up over facts.
Never said I believed it either, guess you're not real keen on the reading comprehension, eh' Dick?
If a bogus birth certificate was his biggest transgression, I'd actually like the guy.
Face it he couldn't even keep a campaign promise about a dog!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
So Richard, show me an actual act of racism by Joe Wilson.
The smear comment had to be racist, illegitimacy couldn't have anything to do with it.
As Laughlin McDonald, director of the ACLU’s Voting Project, relates in his book A Voting Rights Odyssey: Black Enfranchisement in Georgia, [Jimmy] Carter’s [School]board tried to stop the construction of a new “Elementary Negro School” in 1956. Local white citizens had complained that the school would be “too close” to a white school. As a result, “the children, both colored and white, would have to travel the same streets and roads in order to reach their respective schools.” The prospect of black and white children commingling on the streets on their way to school was apparently so horrible to Carter that he requested that the state school board stop construction of the black school until a new site could be found.
What year was Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka?
Both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, "our first and second black presidents" have said there is nothing racial in the dissent .
Keep playing that race card counselor!
The smear comment had to be racist, illegitimacy couldn't have anything to do with it.
As Laughlin McDonald, director of the ACLU’s Voting Project, relates in his book A Voting Rights Odyssey: Black Enfranchisement in Georgia, [Jimmy] Carter’s [School]board tried to stop the construction of a new “Elementary Negro School” in 1956. Local white citizens had complained that the school would be “too close” to a white school. As a result, “the children, both colored and white, would have to travel the same streets and roads in order to reach their respective schools.” The prospect of black and white children commingling on the streets on their way to school was apparently so horrible to Carter that he requested that the state school board stop construction of the black school until a new site could be found.
What year was Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka?
Both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, "our first and second black presidents" have said there is nothing racial in the dissent .
Keep playing that race card counselor!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Sagamore Bridge Saga...
In response to: The Sagamore Bridge Saga...
voiceofreason22 nailed it.
Bitchin' about the bridge repair is akin to moving next to the airport and complaining about the noise.
Bitchin' about the bridge repair is akin to moving next to the airport and complaining about the noise.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Richard,being a member of the bar you should know that since I didn’t make the accusation, the burden of proof lies elsewhere.
Sibel Edmonds is referred to in the 9/11 Truth Movement Petition as having have knowledge of advance warnings, hardly news to anyone.
If she had proof (that’s the sticky part counselor), that Bush was either complicit or negligent in knowing that airplanes were to fall out of the sky that day, I’d buy it.
To claim a smoking gun with no evidence, is like saying you saw Martians at the 7 11 last night; “Ain’t got no proof Jethro but I swear it’s true.”
I called Velvel (velvet is something you have a portrait of Elvis on in a double wide), a moonbat, big deal, he called the President much worse, where’s the outrage there?
Here’s a fun Fact : Jimmy Carter has a verifiable history of racism, Joe Wilson doesn’t.
Play your race card elsewhere.
I saw a Kenyan birth certificate with Barack Obama’s name on it, personally I’d like more proof.
That’s why they’re called truthers and birthers, not facters.
Facts= truth and the truth will set you free.
Sibel Edmonds is referred to in the 9/11 Truth Movement Petition as having have knowledge of advance warnings, hardly news to anyone.
If she had proof (that’s the sticky part counselor), that Bush was either complicit or negligent in knowing that airplanes were to fall out of the sky that day, I’d buy it.
To claim a smoking gun with no evidence, is like saying you saw Martians at the 7 11 last night; “Ain’t got no proof Jethro but I swear it’s true.”
I called Velvel (velvet is something you have a portrait of Elvis on in a double wide), a moonbat, big deal, he called the President much worse, where’s the outrage there?
Here’s a fun Fact : Jimmy Carter has a verifiable history of racism, Joe Wilson doesn’t.
Play your race card elsewhere.
I saw a Kenyan birth certificate with Barack Obama’s name on it, personally I’d like more proof.
That’s why they’re called truthers and birthers, not facters.
Facts= truth and the truth will set you free.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Wow, how do you come up with this stuff?
First Lawrence Velvel, moonbat extraordinaire, now Sybil Edmonds, truther extraordinaire.
For the record, Sybil was a translator for the FBI and "...began working for the FBI shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks...", not four months before.
So bittersweet, do you also believe 9/11 was an inside job?
First Lawrence Velvel, moonbat extraordinaire, now Sybil Edmonds, truther extraordinaire.
For the record, Sybil was a translator for the FBI and "...began working for the FBI shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks...", not four months before.
So bittersweet, do you also believe 9/11 was an inside job?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Daily's parent attacked; Shark Frenzy Is not waning; Surrender the sand? Charity bike ride today; Ptown fixes hole in Sewer Pipe; "Cranapple Ed'' Gelsthorpe dead at 88
In response to: Daily's parent attacked; Shark Frenzy Is not waning; Surrender the sand? Charity bike ride today; Ptown fixes hole in Sewer Pipe; "Cranapple Ed'' Gelsthorpe dead at 88
Obama stated Sunday he had no idea ACORN was receiving funding.
Is that the change you claim we voted for bittersweet?
His new slogan should be: "Still no f*#^ing eye deer!"
Is that the change you claim we voted for bittersweet?
His new slogan should be: "Still no f*#^ing eye deer!"
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Although The 5000 Year Leap has created the latest controversy, mainly by those who know little about it, a somewhat overlooked item is that Cleon actually used the term "pickininny" in The Making Of America.
Oh the humanity, gather up the volumes and we can re-enact Fahrenheit 451.
Mrs. Skousen however was a Jewel.
Oh the humanity, gather up the volumes and we can re-enact Fahrenheit 451.
Mrs. Skousen however was a Jewel.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Person Seriously Injured in Reported Dirt Bike Accident
In response to: Person Seriously Injured in Reported Dirt Bike Accident
There was another two-wheeled incident yesterday.
Marcus, "They tried to shoot my pecker off" Miranda was arrested for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, assault and battery on a police officer and operating a moped without a license or front light.
No headlight around midnight and he cusses out the cops as he rides by.
You couldn't make this stuff up.
Marcus, "They tried to shoot my pecker off" Miranda was arrested for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, assault and battery on a police officer and operating a moped without a license or front light.
No headlight around midnight and he cusses out the cops as he rides by.
You couldn't make this stuff up.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
In response to: On Birthers, Truthers and Political Paranoia
Lawrence Velvel is just another moonbat suffering from Bush Derangement Syndrome:
"We must try to hold Bush administration leaders accountable in courts of justice," Velvel said. "And we must insist on appropriate punishments, including, if guilt is found, the hangings visited upon top German and Japanese war-criminals in the 1940s."
To try and gain further support for his case he resorts to personal attacks:
“The man ultimately responsible for the torture had a unique preparation and persona for the presidency: he is a former drunk, was a serial failure in business who had to repeatedly be bailed out by daddy's friends and wanna-be-friends, was unable to speak articulately despite the finest education(s) that money and influence can buy, has a dislike of reading, so that 100-page memos have to be boiled down to one page for him, is heedless of facts and evidence, and appears not even to know the meaning of truth.”
So my question is, having been over a year since the conference, how has having someone “with the power and the courage to prosecute,” made out?
"We must try to hold Bush administration leaders accountable in courts of justice," Velvel said. "And we must insist on appropriate punishments, including, if guilt is found, the hangings visited upon top German and Japanese war-criminals in the 1940s."
To try and gain further support for his case he resorts to personal attacks:
“The man ultimately responsible for the torture had a unique preparation and persona for the presidency: he is a former drunk, was a serial failure in business who had to repeatedly be bailed out by daddy's friends and wanna-be-friends, was unable to speak articulately despite the finest education(s) that money and influence can buy, has a dislike of reading, so that 100-page memos have to be boiled down to one page for him, is heedless of facts and evidence, and appears not even to know the meaning of truth.”
So my question is, having been over a year since the conference, how has having someone “with the power and the courage to prosecute,” made out?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Daily's parent attacked; Shark Frenzy Is not waning; Surrender the sand? Charity bike ride today; Ptown fixes hole in Sewer Pipe; "Cranapple Ed'' Gelsthorpe dead at 88
In response to: Daily's parent attacked; Shark Frenzy Is not waning; Surrender the sand? Charity bike ride today; Ptown fixes hole in Sewer Pipe; "Cranapple Ed'' Gelsthorpe dead at 88
Hey bit, isn't 5:30 am on WRKO Tom "The Felon" Finneran's spot?
And isn't right-wing defined as anti-liberal? (conservative being the antonym of liberal)
And isn't free speech defined as the freedom to speak freely without censorship or limitation.
And it's not just one network or radio personality, it's America as a whole, read 'em and weep,
NY Times
Best Sellers Hardcover Nonfiction
1 *CULTURE OF CORRUPTION, by Michelle Malkin. *
2 OUTLIERS, by Malcolm Gladwell.
3 IN THE PRESIDENT’S SECRET SERVICE by Ronald Kessler
4 STRENGTH IN WHAT REMAINS, by Tracy Kidder
5 BORN TO RUN, by Christopher McDougall.
6 A BOLD FRESH PIECE OF HUMANITY, by Bill O’Reilly
7 *LIBERTY AND TYRANNY, by Mark R. Levin*
8 *CATASTROPHE, by Dick Morris and Eileen McGann*
9 THE HEALING OF AMERICA, by T. R. Reid
10 NURTURESHOCK, by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman
The Last Lion is at #12, not really taking off after 2 weeks.
Seems the Audacity groupies CHANGED their minds, maybe there's HOPE for you too! :D
And isn't right-wing defined as anti-liberal? (conservative being the antonym of liberal)
And isn't free speech defined as the freedom to speak freely without censorship or limitation.
And it's not just one network or radio personality, it's America as a whole, read 'em and weep,
NY Times
Best Sellers Hardcover Nonfiction
1 *CULTURE OF CORRUPTION, by Michelle Malkin. *
2 OUTLIERS, by Malcolm Gladwell.
3 IN THE PRESIDENT’S SECRET SERVICE by Ronald Kessler
4 STRENGTH IN WHAT REMAINS, by Tracy Kidder
5 BORN TO RUN, by Christopher McDougall.
6 A BOLD FRESH PIECE OF HUMANITY, by Bill O’Reilly
7 *LIBERTY AND TYRANNY, by Mark R. Levin*
8 *CATASTROPHE, by Dick Morris and Eileen McGann*
9 THE HEALING OF AMERICA, by T. R. Reid
10 NURTURESHOCK, by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman
The Last Lion is at #12, not really taking off after 2 weeks.
Seems the Audacity groupies CHANGED their minds, maybe there's HOPE for you too! :D
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Developer Bornstein drops efforts for new Hilton hotel in Hyannis.
In response to: Developer Bornstein drops efforts for new Hilton hotel in Hyannis.
Maybe he refused to grease the right palms. I'm sure he can find another town to spend his money.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Daily's parent attacked; Shark Frenzy Is not waning; Surrender the sand? Charity bike ride today; Ptown fixes hole in Sewer Pipe; "Cranapple Ed'' Gelsthorpe dead at 88
In response to: Daily's parent attacked; Shark Frenzy Is not waning; Surrender the sand? Charity bike ride today; Ptown fixes hole in Sewer Pipe; "Cranapple Ed'' Gelsthorpe dead at 88
Rick Sanchez said “You lie.”
Rick Sanchez also said Fox News would never hire a Hispanic, to which Julie Banderas replied, "Oh really."
The point of the ad was not that no one mentioned the crowd, it was that no one reported on the reason behind the crowd.
If CNN had the audience Fox had, they might be able to hire someone who knew what they were talking about.
CNN was king until they got some competition.
Friday, September 11, 2009
CABLE NEWS RACE
FOXNEWS O'REILLY 3,609,000
FOXNEWS BECK 3,340,000
FOXNEWS HANNITY 2,986,000
FOXNEWS GRETA 2,522,000
FOXNEWS BAIER 2,362,000
FOXNEWS SHEP 2,040,000
MSNBC OLBERMANN 1,573,000
MSNBC MADDOW 1,164,000
CNN KING 965,000
MSNBC HARDBALL 882,000
MSNBC SCHULTZ 734,000
CNN COOPER 691,000
The past is gone but something might be found to take it's place, hey jealousy!
Rick Sanchez also said Fox News would never hire a Hispanic, to which Julie Banderas replied, "Oh really."
The point of the ad was not that no one mentioned the crowd, it was that no one reported on the reason behind the crowd.
If CNN had the audience Fox had, they might be able to hire someone who knew what they were talking about.
CNN was king until they got some competition.
Friday, September 11, 2009
CABLE NEWS RACE
FOXNEWS O'REILLY 3,609,000
FOXNEWS BECK 3,340,000
FOXNEWS HANNITY 2,986,000
FOXNEWS GRETA 2,522,000
FOXNEWS BAIER 2,362,000
FOXNEWS SHEP 2,040,000
MSNBC OLBERMANN 1,573,000
MSNBC MADDOW 1,164,000
CNN KING 965,000
MSNBC HARDBALL 882,000
MSNBC SCHULTZ 734,000
CNN COOPER 691,000
The past is gone but something might be found to take it's place, hey jealousy!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
Norman, First off Happy New Year.
Secondly,the school bus bit was parodying the rampant use of the race card by those vilifying anyone who criticizes the administration, nothing more.
Like Foghorn Leghorn used to explain: "That's a joke... I say, that's a joke, son."
Rush is an entertainer and no more vitriolic than Olbermann or Shultz, they are just on different sides of the aisle.
I don't take any of them seriously, seems everyone has an agenda today.
Happy Holidays.
Secondly,the school bus bit was parodying the rampant use of the race card by those vilifying anyone who criticizes the administration, nothing more.
Like Foghorn Leghorn used to explain: "That's a joke... I say, that's a joke, son."
Rush is an entertainer and no more vitriolic than Olbermann or Shultz, they are just on different sides of the aisle.
I don't take any of them seriously, seems everyone has an agenda today.
Happy Holidays.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Three injured in Yarmouth two-vehicle crash Wednesday; Car and booster seat check point Saturday in Dennis; Brewster road work notice; Truro Treasures street closings
In response to: Three injured in Yarmouth two-vehicle crash Wednesday; Car and booster seat check point Saturday in Dennis; Brewster road work notice; Truro Treasures street closings
I really don't think I have a need to know, anyone else?
Go find something productive to do.
Go find something productive to do.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Being the Welcome Mat
In response to: Being the Welcome Mat
"I make my living off the evening news
Just give me something, something I can use..."
Just give me something, something I can use..."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Bugs and Slugs, Snakes and Tea Parties
In response to: Bugs and Slugs, Snakes and Tea Parties
So Patrick sets up the table, collects all the tail in the museum and you're worried?
Kid's golden, sounds like he's going to be a player.
Kid's golden, sounds like he's going to be a player.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: 1990: Martha's Vineyard sells sobriety
In response to: 1990: Martha's Vineyard sells sobriety
Didn't agree on much but yeah, I miss him too.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
With an estimated population of over 3 million people in the nation, you cite one woman crying, as opposed to a Senate inquiry.
Is that the best you've got?
Now we have Obama canning the missle shield to appease Putin and GE gets a meeting with him. What a shocker.
Did I mention Immelt sits on the Economic Recovery Advisory Board?
Looks like game, set and match for Barry.
Alleged criminal behavior in the Bush Administration should not set the precedent for future administrations.
Is that the best you've got?
Now we have Obama canning the missle shield to appease Putin and GE gets a meeting with him. What a shocker.
Did I mention Immelt sits on the Economic Recovery Advisory Board?
Looks like game, set and match for Barry.
Alleged criminal behavior in the Bush Administration should not set the precedent for future administrations.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Synchromysticism in the Process of a Maker of Hoodoo Luck-Objects
In response to: Synchromysticism in the Process of a Maker of Hoodoo Luck-Objects
Not only is it convoluted and esoteric it's also labyrinthine and somewhat cabalistic.
Everyone recognizes Joe Shivers wonder, polyurethane-polyurea copolymer, but sadly, one size does not fit all.
Frank Zappa once said, "'A wise man once said, "never discuss philosophy or politics in a disco environment.'"
I once wanted to know who that wise man was.
Everyone recognizes Joe Shivers wonder, polyurethane-polyurea copolymer, but sadly, one size does not fit all.
Frank Zappa once said, "'A wise man once said, "never discuss philosophy or politics in a disco environment.'"
I once wanted to know who that wise man was.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Leaders cool to Kennedy request; Casino for M-boro without the Tribe; Bergstrom's "unprofessional conduct" alleged; "Ale to the Chief"; Cape, islands warned about erosion, tides
In response to: Leaders cool to Kennedy request; Casino for M-boro without the Tribe; Bergstrom's "unprofessional conduct" alleged; "Ale to the Chief"; Cape, islands warned about erosion, tides
Looks like the fix is on its way.
The house voted 95-58 to appoint an interim Senator, more opposition than I had projected.
Ayes
Matt Patrick
Sarah Peake,
Demetrius Atsalis
Timothy Madden,
Nays
Jeff Perry
Susan W. Gifford,
Cleon Turner
Like Tip's father said, “All politics is local.”
The house voted 95-58 to appoint an interim Senator, more opposition than I had projected.
Ayes
Matt Patrick
Sarah Peake,
Demetrius Atsalis
Timothy Madden,
Nays
Jeff Perry
Susan W. Gifford,
Cleon Turner
Like Tip's father said, “All politics is local.”
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
dk, if you watched anything other than government run MSNBC, you’d know that when GHW Bush addressed the students at Alice Deal Junior High School, the left took it farther than what everyone is whining about today.
Rep. William Ford ordered the GAO to investigate President Bush's appearance and summoned Lamar Alexander and others to testify before congress.
I find it highly unlikely Harry Reid or Nancy Pelosi will do that.
No one cares about Obama addressing the students; it was his now deleted indoctrination they objected to.
And if you need me to connect the dots, General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt was allowed to help write the cap-and-trade bill and GE could stand to profit in the billions, perhaps in a quid pro quo, for being an Obama cheerleader 24/7.
Rep. William Ford ordered the GAO to investigate President Bush's appearance and summoned Lamar Alexander and others to testify before congress.
I find it highly unlikely Harry Reid or Nancy Pelosi will do that.
No one cares about Obama addressing the students; it was his now deleted indoctrination they objected to.
And if you need me to connect the dots, General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt was allowed to help write the cap-and-trade bill and GE could stand to profit in the billions, perhaps in a quid pro quo, for being an Obama cheerleader 24/7.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
"And S.Carolina was a bastion of racism, was it not??"
Another vote that since Joe Wilson is from S.C. he MUST be a racist.
That's as absurd as: "witches are made of wood and wood floats, so if she floats she's must be a witch."
Another vote that since Joe Wilson is from S.C. he MUST be a racist.
That's as absurd as: "witches are made of wood and wood floats, so if she floats she's must be a witch."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
"...I think he hates the President because he's black; after all he's from South Carolina."
That is so cool!
Does she also think all Italians are in the Cosa Nostra, all Irishmen are drunks, Jews are cheap, French are snobs and Blacks are great dancers?
That is so cool!
Does she also think all Italians are in the Cosa Nostra, all Irishmen are drunks, Jews are cheap, French are snobs and Blacks are great dancers?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
So you're saying Rupert is an agent for the Mossad?
That won't sit well down in Georgia with Earl, probably call him a racist.
That won't sit well down in Georgia with Earl, probably call him a racist.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
Wow, Rupert's kind'a like Dr. Evil.
What's next, world domination.
As a result of the indefensible action of a handful of our employees, I am, in consultation with ACORN's Executive Committee, immediately ordering a halt to any new intakes into ACORN's service programs until completion of an independent review," ACORN CEO Bertha Lewis said in a statement released Wednesday.
What's next, world domination.
As a result of the indefensible action of a handful of our employees, I am, in consultation with ACORN's Executive Committee, immediately ordering a halt to any new intakes into ACORN's service programs until completion of an independent review," ACORN CEO Bertha Lewis said in a statement released Wednesday.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
ACORN is toast thanks to ACORN's internal culture of corruption.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Orleans Police release two Level Three Sex Offender notices; Brewster Citizen's Police Academy
In response to: Orleans Police release two Level Three Sex Offender notices; Brewster Citizen's Police Academy
Not much anyone can do about it except change the law.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Blog Topics for the Coming Weeks/ Your Ideas?
In response to: Blog Topics for the Coming Weeks/ Your Ideas?
Personally I'd like to hear your opinion on:
The Senate pulling ACORN's funding,
if the black-on-white student beating in St. Louis is a teachable moment like the Skip Gates incident,
if George Tiller's life was more valuable than James Pouillon's
and if Joe Wilson was wrong, other than his outburst, why was the "insurance reform" bill amended the next day to include language excluding illegal immigrants and abortion funding.
The Senate pulling ACORN's funding,
if the black-on-white student beating in St. Louis is a teachable moment like the Skip Gates incident,
if George Tiller's life was more valuable than James Pouillon's
and if Joe Wilson was wrong, other than his outburst, why was the "insurance reform" bill amended the next day to include language excluding illegal immigrants and abortion funding.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "YOU LIE"
In response to: "YOU LIE"
The left it seems, is completely devoid of the ability to accept any disagreement on issues.
Robert Byrd gets a pass using the N-word yet George Allen's career is ended using a word most people had never heard.
The race card may be the biggest one in your deck but you can't hide everything behind it.
Robert Byrd gets a pass using the N-word yet George Allen's career is ended using a word most people had never heard.
The race card may be the biggest one in your deck but you can't hide everything behind it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Labor Day Reflection On Corporatism And The Working Man
In response to: A Labor Day Reflection On Corporatism And The Working Man
"This ain't HARDBALL...
No tingle up the leg Ned?
No tingle up the leg Ned?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Labor Day Reflection On Corporatism And The Working Man
In response to: A Labor Day Reflection On Corporatism And The Working Man
Richard wrote:
Did you trust Cheney meeting with oil industry execs to discuss national energy policy?
No more than I trust Obama, GE and Cap and Trade.
bittersweet wrote:
Like for instance...are you watching this 9/12 event?
Yes in fact and all I can say is Let Freedom Ring. The right to assemble is a wonderful thing.
Did you trust Cheney meeting with oil industry execs to discuss national energy policy?
No more than I trust Obama, GE and Cap and Trade.
bittersweet wrote:
Like for instance...are you watching this 9/12 event?
Yes in fact and all I can say is Let Freedom Ring. The right to assemble is a wonderful thing.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Christy clears the air
In response to: Christy clears the air
I can't help but think that this has nothing to do with the Senate and everything to do with the fact that from the start, Christy Mihos wants to be governor.
"...my focus and desire is to become Governor of my home State..."
Not much grey area there but then again, what do I know.
"...my focus and desire is to become Governor of my home State..."
Not much grey area there but then again, what do I know.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: I take care of the kids, but I am no Mr. Mom!
In response to: I take care of the kids, but I am no Mr. Mom!
Don't let the door hit you in the a$$ mooner.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Mihos in Governor's race to stay
In response to: Mihos in Governor's race to stay
"Old media tricked", maybe so but it also seems half the members of this thread believe "EVERYTHING" they read.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Mihos in Governor's race to stay
In response to: Mihos in Governor's race to stay
Maybe we should wait for the only member of this forum that knows to chime in.
I don't think he serves Slurpee's or makes Whoppie Pies. He does sell them to corndog eatin' inbreds though.
Chris would be an improvement over anything in office or in the chase.
I don't think he serves Slurpee's or makes Whoppie Pies. He does sell them to corndog eatin' inbreds though.
Chris would be an improvement over anything in office or in the chase.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A vision soon to be reality: the Hyannis Youth and Community Center nears completion
In response to: A vision soon to be reality: the Hyannis Youth and Community Center nears completion
Here's a FUN FACT...
Fox has more liberal viewers than MSNBC has viewers.
Fox has more liberal viewers than MSNBC has viewers.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Master, Commander, and Blackmailer Update~Murdoch Son Calls BBC 'Orwellian'
In response to: Master, Commander, and Blackmailer Update~Murdoch Son Calls BBC 'Orwellian'
CATS：連邦政府軍のご協力により、君達の基地は、全て
CATS: All your base are belong to us.
Eastasia
Sam With The Showing Scalp Flat Top lyrics. ... Opaque melodies that would bug most people. ... Zappa Crappa
CATS: All your base are belong to us.
Eastasia
Sam With The Showing Scalp Flat Top lyrics. ... Opaque melodies that would bug most people. ... Zappa Crappa
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Mya makes a voyage without him
In response to: Mya makes a voyage without him
Le grand fromage n'est plus de Dieu bénissent
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Of Medicinal Leeches & Poisons
In response to: Of Medicinal Leeches & Poisons
At least the leech stops sucking you dry after you're dead.
I'll take my beating now counselor.
I'll take my beating now counselor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Dishonoring of America
In response to: The Dishonoring of America
Richard, I must have missed your letter of outrage concerning the Bush as Hitler pictures that have been on the internet for years.
Could you please provide a link or is this another just another example of thinly veiled partisanship now that the shoe is on the other foot?
Did you ever consider that after having the stimulus jammed down our throats and the President firing the CEO of a private corporation Americans might, on there own, want to reel in some of the power of the administration?
Medicare is in the red, Social Security is turning out to be nothing more than the biggest Ponzi scheme ever, the failure of the Post Office speaks for it self, so why not let the government take a whack at health care too.
Хаил Президент Обама!
Could you please provide a link or is this another just another example of thinly veiled partisanship now that the shoe is on the other foot?
Did you ever consider that after having the stimulus jammed down our throats and the President firing the CEO of a private corporation Americans might, on there own, want to reel in some of the power of the administration?
Medicare is in the red, Social Security is turning out to be nothing more than the biggest Ponzi scheme ever, the failure of the Post Office speaks for it self, so why not let the government take a whack at health care too.
Хаил Президент Обама!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: There's A Sucker Born Every Minute
In response to: There's A Sucker Born Every Minute
"The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
Ronald "The Great One" Reagan
Ronald "The Great One" Reagan
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Old rods catch new fish; Nauset lifeguards win; Comcast finishes wideband for Cape; Doug Bennett bredux; Bug prices fall; So do home prices
In response to: Old rods catch new fish; Nauset lifeguards win; Comcast finishes wideband for Cape; Doug Bennett bredux; Bug prices fall; So do home prices
Run Dougie, Run.
"Well I ran for selectman, then I ran for Senate, and then I figured I'd just kept on running..."
"Well I ran for selectman, then I ran for Senate, and then I figured I'd just kept on running..."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Boston Globe to charge for online content; Sony fineses Kindle; Gannett daily fires everyone
In response to: Boston Globe to charge for online content; Sony fineses Kindle; Gannett daily fires everyone
I think "FAIL Blog" has already reserved a space for Rupert.
http://failblog.org/
http://failblog.org/
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Profiling: Probable Cause for Suspicion of Breathing While Black
In response to: Profiling: Probable Cause for Suspicion of Breathing While Black
Yes Richard you win, I am truly hurt by your infantile taunts.
Carry on noble soldier for it is you that fights the good war.
Carry on noble soldier for it is you that fights the good war.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Profiling: Probable Cause for Suspicion of Breathing While Black
In response to: Profiling: Probable Cause for Suspicion of Breathing While Black
The story was dead,
but not forgotten.
Richard dug it up,
and beat it rotten.
but not forgotten.
Richard dug it up,
and beat it rotten.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Profiling: Probable Cause for Suspicion of Breathing While Black
In response to: Profiling: Probable Cause for Suspicion of Breathing While Black
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnn!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Gates Says He Received Bomb, Death Threats
In response to: Gates Says He Received Bomb, Death Threats
He could open for Michael Richards at the Laugh Factory doing his "Yo Mama" routine.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Baked or Boiled....its Clam Heaven
In response to: Baked or Boiled....its Clam Heaven
Didn’t the Treaty of Paris at the conclusion of Guerre de la Conquête specifically forbid the Frogs from taunting the Iberians?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
Hey Ned, do dark skinned Italians count?
Time to wade out of this cesspool. wOOt!
Time to wade out of this cesspool. wOOt!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
Richard, I have to admit the line about the door is genuinely funny ;-)
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
Mary you're a typical hypocritical elitist. You say I'm not worthy to make assumption about you, but you are entitled to make them about Buzz and myself.
All I did was change two words and correct your grammar.
Gates asked for the badge # and id after he started blowing his horn about his racist paranoia.
Racism had nothing to do with this, it was all about elitism, from Gates, to you, all the way up to the President.
All I did was change two words and correct your grammar.
Gates asked for the badge # and id after he started blowing his horn about his racist paranoia.
Racism had nothing to do with this, it was all about elitism, from Gates, to you, all the way up to the President.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
..."to many Americans, including the Cambridge PD dispatcher, "Hispanic" means black or the equivalent..."
Nice work Richard, profiling at its finest.
Nice work Richard, profiling at its finest.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
Mary, don't you think Gates would have been tipped off by the uniform? I'm no Harvard professor but it might have gotten my attention.
You seem to be ignorant of the history of the relation(ship) between bad people and the police in this country.
Five cops were shot that morning in a similar situation. Why don't you get out from behind your computer screen and ride shotgun some time.
The only thing racist about this are the racebaiters beating the race card drum. Is this your idea of the dialogue that is supposed to change things?
Still don't understand why socialist hate cops.
You seem to be ignorant of the history of the relation(ship) between bad people and the police in this country.
Five cops were shot that morning in a similar situation. Why don't you get out from behind your computer screen and ride shotgun some time.
The only thing racist about this are the racebaiters beating the race card drum. Is this your idea of the dialogue that is supposed to change things?
Still don't understand why socialist hate cops.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
..."Per racist attitudes..." And so the pot calls the kettle black...
I must have missed your column on "you are about to be ruled by the black man, cracker."
"In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." MLK Jr.
I must have missed your column on "you are about to be ruled by the black man, cracker."
"In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." MLK Jr.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Community mourns Marine killed in Afghanistan; Kathryn Kleekamp on "The Point" today; OpenCape addresses dropped cell calls; Chestnut Hill Company New Owner of Stone Horse Motel; Bill proposes end to commercial bass fishing; Woman fished from canal
In response to: Community mourns Marine killed in Afghanistan; Kathryn Kleekamp on "The Point" today; OpenCape addresses dropped cell calls; Chestnut Hill Company New Owner of Stone Horse Motel; Bill proposes end to commercial bass fishing; Woman fished from canal
According to Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, recreational dead discards were twice the total commercial landings in 2006.
That and the proliferation of grey seals is what needs to be addressed.
That and the proliferation of grey seals is what needs to be addressed.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
Richard [Member] writes:
The best that can be said now is that Obama isn't Reagan, Clinton or Bush, and therefore it's not likely to happen again.
Except:
Said he’d been to 57 states and he thought he still had one more to go.
Stated Hillary had an advantage because he thought Arkansas was closer to Kentucky than Illinois.
Obama was born in 1961. The Selma march took place in 1965.
Didn’t know about the Hanford nuclear-waste cleanup but voted on a bill in regards to it.
Said Iran doesn’t pose a serious threat to us.
On his bowling skills, "It's like -- it was like Special Olympics or something,"
Austrian is a language.
DVD’s and an Ipod ? 'nuff said.
Not to mention bowing before King Abdullah, breaking his promise on a shelter dog, the 2009 World Apology Tour and earning the nickname "TelePrompter-In-Chief."
Yeah he's pretty smooth alright.
The best that can be said now is that Obama isn't Reagan, Clinton or Bush, and therefore it's not likely to happen again.
Except:
Said he’d been to 57 states and he thought he still had one more to go.
Stated Hillary had an advantage because he thought Arkansas was closer to Kentucky than Illinois.
Obama was born in 1961. The Selma march took place in 1965.
Didn’t know about the Hanford nuclear-waste cleanup but voted on a bill in regards to it.
Said Iran doesn’t pose a serious threat to us.
On his bowling skills, "It's like -- it was like Special Olympics or something,"
Austrian is a language.
DVD’s and an Ipod ? 'nuff said.
Not to mention bowing before King Abdullah, breaking his promise on a shelter dog, the 2009 World Apology Tour and earning the nickname "TelePrompter-In-Chief."
Yeah he's pretty smooth alright.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
I would tend to believe that the CPD has a certain protocol that needs to be adhered to, but since neither of us were there we'll never know if it was or wasn't.
If you'ld like some interesting reading check out the Inkwell Foundation, seems Gates is cut from the same cloth as Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.
When asked why people are drawn to him:
"They’re drawn to my sexy red tricycle. And the secret is my bell. Anyone who passes me on the bike path gets the bell treatment, especially beautiful women, and that bell is just irresistible. I’m sorry that there’s only one in the world, and God gave it to me. The bike shop only had one, and they’ve never had another. The tones are just magical."
Just thought I add that for a little levity ;-)
If you'ld like some interesting reading check out the Inkwell Foundation, seems Gates is cut from the same cloth as Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.
When asked why people are drawn to him:
"They’re drawn to my sexy red tricycle. And the secret is my bell. Anyone who passes me on the bike path gets the bell treatment, especially beautiful women, and that bell is just irresistible. I’m sorry that there’s only one in the world, and God gave it to me. The bike shop only had one, and they’ve never had another. The tones are just magical."
Just thought I add that for a little levity ;-)
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
petercohen
Allow me to pose this question, when did I defend the or even mention the arrest?
As far as Judge Napolitano goes I saw the show.
And you didn't answer my question,
Why do socialists hate cops?
Allow me to pose this question, when did I defend the or even mention the arrest?
As far as Judge Napolitano goes I saw the show.
And you didn't answer my question,
Why do socialists hate cops?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
In response to: WHO’S THE BOSS?
First note: US Supreme Court voted 5-4 that it is a criminal offense for anyone suspected of wrongdoing to refuse to identify himself to police.
Second note: Sgt Crowley had probable cause to believe a felony was in progress.
Third note: May not be legal, but it sure is stupid. Shame to see all that education wasted.
Forth note: Sgt.Crowley says he did, Professor Gates says he didn't. Simply a he said /she said.
Why do socialists hate cops?
Second note: Sgt Crowley had probable cause to believe a felony was in progress.
Third note: May not be legal, but it sure is stupid. Shame to see all that education wasted.
Forth note: Sgt.Crowley says he did, Professor Gates says he didn't. Simply a he said /she said.
Why do socialists hate cops?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
Let' see,
Possible B&E, one unidentified person in dwelling.
She claimed that of the two people, one might be Hispanic.
Where is the Hispanic Richard? Riffling through the bedroom or was it a home invasion and he's behind a door.
Crowley was called there to help (didn't go on his own), not to listen to some Ivy league educated pompous a$$ed race-baiter give him a hard time.
Why do socialists hate cops?
Possible B&E, one unidentified person in dwelling.
She claimed that of the two people, one might be Hispanic.
Where is the Hispanic Richard? Riffling through the bedroom or was it a home invasion and he's behind a door.
Crowley was called there to help (didn't go on his own), not to listen to some Ivy league educated pompous a$$ed race-baiter give him a hard time.
Why do socialists hate cops?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
In response to: Presidential Gaffes & Goofs
I knew you were hopelessly partisan, and a race-baiter, I didn't realize you were ignorant of the law.
When the Sergeant responded he had the power to enter the dwelling without a warrant because he had probable cause to believe a crime is in progress.
When the Sergeant responded he had the power to enter the dwelling without a warrant because he had probable cause to believe a crime is in progress.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yarmouth, Barnstable Police capture wanted men; Five teens injured in Bourne two-vehicle accident
In response to: Yarmouth, Barnstable Police capture wanted men; Five teens injured in Bourne two-vehicle accident
So many misunderstood y'uts.
So sad, so tragic, prolly wasn't breast fed.
So sad, so tragic, prolly wasn't breast fed.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: What are YOUR pet peeves?
In response to: What are YOUR pet peeves?
I've always found that during the course of a day on the water, the best show is always on the boat ramp.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Palin vs. Kerry; Truro's 300th birthday; Cape booze sting nets several; Stripers inconsistent, fluke steady; Wastewater comes home
In response to: Palin vs. Kerry; Truro's 300th birthday; Cape booze sting nets several; Stripers inconsistent, fluke steady; Wastewater comes home
I think "pompass" was a play on words, unlike your use of posycho".
What's that glasshouse thing again Bob ?
What's that glasshouse thing again Bob ?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: BLACK, WHITE AND GRAY AND THE GOLDEN ASS CAFE....OBAMA'S DILEMMA
In response to: BLACK, WHITE AND GRAY AND THE GOLDEN ASS CAFE....OBAMA'S DILEMMA
Arizona sounds very nice. How's the weather this time of year?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Palin vs. Kerry; Truro's 300th birthday; Cape booze sting nets several; Stripers inconsistent, fluke steady; Wastewater comes home
In response to: Palin vs. Kerry; Truro's 300th birthday; Cape booze sting nets several; Stripers inconsistent, fluke steady; Wastewater comes home
Actually he probably strolls the estate trying to figure out who owns all those SUV's while waiting for Kirby to pick him up for another "Do you know who I am?" booty call at the marina.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: What are YOUR pet peeves?
In response to: What are YOUR pet peeves?
Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy and Pride.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wheelchair sailing; Orleans cleric advising on Texas school books; Missing Cape Cod adviser spotted; Wequassett's mini-bar a wonder; Justice for Melissa; M-boro decides how to spend $7m it gets from casino; Wampanoags buried their dead at sea
In response to: Wheelchair sailing; Orleans cleric advising on Texas school books; Missing Cape Cod adviser spotted; Wequassett's mini-bar a wonder; Justice for Melissa; M-boro decides how to spend $7m it gets from casino; Wampanoags buried their dead at sea
Karen, that is their argument not mine.
Better chance of finding their ancestors buried under Zach's or behind it for that matter.
I figure Horseshoe went the way of Billingsgate.
Better chance of finding their ancestors buried under Zach's or behind it for that matter.
I figure Horseshoe went the way of Billingsgate.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Wheelchair sailing; Orleans cleric advising on Texas school books; Missing Cape Cod adviser spotted; Wequassett's mini-bar a wonder; Justice for Melissa; M-boro decides how to spend $7m it gets from casino; Wampanoags buried their dead at sea
In response to: Wheelchair sailing; Orleans cleric advising on Texas school books; Missing Cape Cod adviser spotted; Wequassett's mini-bar a wonder; Justice for Melissa; M-boro decides how to spend $7m it gets from casino; Wampanoags buried their dead at sea
"...possibly were buried..."
Without a doubt: The stupidest anti-wind farm ploy yet.
http://www.s8int.com/water30.html
Without a doubt: The stupidest anti-wind farm ploy yet.
http://www.s8int.com/water30.html
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Big Apple for Grandkids
In response to: The Big Apple for Grandkids
..."foie gras..."
When are the tree huggers due to assemble outside your office?
When are the tree huggers due to assemble outside your office?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Red Sox Surprises at the All Star Break
In response to: Red Sox Surprises at the All Star Break
Not really a surprise but being 3 up over the Evil Empire at the break when it looked like we'd be tied, PRICELESS!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Master, Commander, and Blackmailer?
In response to: Master, Commander, and Blackmailer?
"To feel envy is human, to savour schadenfreude is devilish"
Arthur Schopenhauer
Arthur Schopenhauer
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cape Catholic raise $4.3m; Cape cop pleads innocent; 2 faces of the MA GOP; No foul play in Ptown death; Conn. man is new Eastham PD Chief; Wareham is NOT Cape Cod; Ted shows effect of chemo; Islander held on rape charge
In response to: Cape Catholic raise $4.3m; Cape cop pleads innocent; 2 faces of the MA GOP; No foul play in Ptown death; Conn. man is new Eastham PD Chief; Wareham is NOT Cape Cod; Ted shows effect of chemo; Islander held on rape charge
I stand corrected.
As such, Panama is two separate land masses and should be renamed. Same goes for Egypt.
As such, Panama is two separate land masses and should be renamed. Same goes for Egypt.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cape Catholic raise $4.3m; Cape cop pleads innocent; 2 faces of the MA GOP; No foul play in Ptown death; Conn. man is new Eastham PD Chief; Wareham is NOT Cape Cod; Ted shows effect of chemo; Islander held on rape charge
In response to: Cape Catholic raise $4.3m; Cape cop pleads innocent; 2 faces of the MA GOP; No foul play in Ptown death; Conn. man is new Eastham PD Chief; Wareham is NOT Cape Cod; Ted shows effect of chemo; Islander held on rape charge
Every so often the debate rears it's ugly head. A cape is generally defined as a piece of land that separates two bodies of water. Plymouth is on the Cape Cod Bay side while Wareham sits on the Buzzards Bay side. The delineation of the canal came long after the land was formed. If Barnstable County is the defining factor, where does this leave the Elizabeth Islands. Looks like we need to redraw a lot of maps.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Am I An Alcoholic?
In response to: Am I An Alcoholic?
Many the fellowship look at it as reserving the right to drink tomorrow, just not today.
It is less ominous to make it to bed time rather than till death do us part.
What ever works.
It is less ominous to make it to bed time rather than till death do us part.
What ever works.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Am I An Alcoholic?
In response to: Am I An Alcoholic?
"Would you like to stop drinking once and for all? Now and forever?
How about just getting him through day one?
How about just getting him through day one?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Independence Day Lives - Is the Constitution Dead?
In response to: Independence Day Lives - Is the Constitution Dead?
What if I told you my last name was Johnson?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Weekend Update: Three arrests in Truro; Harwich weekly arrests; Falmouth car vs. building; Yarmouth Police arrest multiple offender drunken boater; Harwich investigates liquor store break; YPD nabs another 4th offense drunk driver
In response to: Weekend Update: Three arrests in Truro; Harwich weekly arrests; Falmouth car vs. building; Yarmouth Police arrest multiple offender drunken boater; Harwich investigates liquor store break; YPD nabs another 4th offense drunk driver
I did see a few differences, first time something like this caught my eye. Thanks for the response.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Independence Day Lives - Is the Constitution Dead?
In response to: Independence Day Lives - Is the Constitution Dead?
Thanks for the confirmation Dick.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Weekend Update: Three arrests in Truro; Harwich weekly arrests; Falmouth car vs. building; Yarmouth Police arrest multiple offender drunken boater; Harwich investigates liquor store break; YPD nabs another 4th offense drunk driver
In response to: Weekend Update: Three arrests in Truro; Harwich weekly arrests; Falmouth car vs. building; Yarmouth Police arrest multiple offender drunken boater; Harwich investigates liquor store break; YPD nabs another 4th offense drunk driver
Almost verbatim to Tim Caldwells' report. Are you two working together again or is Mike Barnacle on the payroll?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Independence Day Lives - Is the Constitution Dead?
In response to: Independence Day Lives - Is the Constitution Dead?
I believe the antonym of wingnut is a$$ hatted moonbat, but what do I know.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Vacation Tips & a Bearded Clam Cocktail
In response to: Vacation Tips & a Bearded Clam Cocktail
Think I'll head on over to the Naked Oyster,
see if I can't get me one of them traditional cape cod pink tacos to go.
see if I can't get me one of them traditional cape cod pink tacos to go.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: In memory of my father: A draggerman's tale
In response to: In memory of my father: A draggerman's tale
Don't know if it was coincidence or karma but I had just picked up Against the Tide the other day.
"Spitting oil and breathing water,..."
Reminds me of the old days.
"Spitting oil and breathing water,..."
Reminds me of the old days.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: BREAKING NEWS - Multi-Vehicle Accident on Sagamore Bridge during holiday rush
In response to: BREAKING NEWS - Multi-Vehicle Accident on Sagamore Bridge during holiday rush
And Sarah Palin just announced she will resign. Back to you in the studio Richard.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: What Global Warming looks like in Chatham today
In response to: What Global Warming looks like in Chatham today
"...a wet and cold morning...",
I had no idea what GLOBAL WARMING looked like, I guess it's jackets and sweatshirts in July ?
Thanks for the heads up.
I had no idea what GLOBAL WARMING looked like, I guess it's jackets and sweatshirts in July ?
Thanks for the heads up.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A whale warrior comes home
In response to: A whale warrior comes home
Actually, I believe in a survivor kind of way, he was deemed persona non grata and voted off the ship.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A whale warrior comes home
In response to: A whale warrior comes home
Correction:
The Robert Hunter is now the Steve Irwin.
I believe the Farley Mowat is up for sale by the Canadian Government.
The Robert Hunter is now the Steve Irwin.
I believe the Farley Mowat is up for sale by the Canadian Government.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A whale warrior comes home
In response to: A whale warrior comes home
The Farley Mowat is now the Steve Irwin.
Ironic how the whalers and the eco-terrorist both classify their ships as research vessels.
Ironic how the whalers and the eco-terrorist both classify their ships as research vessels.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Anti-war Activist Cindy Sheehan comes to the Cape promoting peace
In response to: Anti-war Activist Cindy Sheehan comes to the Cape promoting peace
“The corn on my toe..."
Thanks for the visual, she's already tough enough to stomach.
Thanks for the visual, she's already tough enough to stomach.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cap and Trade - and Sink
In response to: Cap and Trade - and Sink
voiceofreason22, I think Ned's just having a little fun with you.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Read All About It! Herald Editors Know How To Edit!
In response to: Read All About It! Herald Editors Know How To Edit!
Counselor you still haven't pointed out where I defended the Herald.
Surely being one of the elite "core Globe readers" you should be up to the task.
And "printed TP like the Herald."
Are we still in the elementary schoolyard?
Surely being one of the elite "core Globe readers" you should be up to the task.
And "printed TP like the Herald."
Are we still in the elementary schoolyard?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Read All About It! Herald Editors Know How To Edit!
In response to: Read All About It! Herald Editors Know How To Edit!
Richard wrote:
That you would cite Eagan as a "left" leaning commentator only goes to prove my point about how far over into the deep, deep right wing abyss both the Herald and its defenders like you have fallen.
And where in you partisan little mind did I defend the Herald?
That you would cite Eagan as a "left" leaning commentator only goes to prove my point about how far over into the deep, deep right wing abyss both the Herald and its defenders like you have fallen.
And where in you partisan little mind did I defend the Herald?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Read All About It! Herald Editors Know How To Edit!
In response to: Read All About It! Herald Editors Know How To Edit!
...there isn’t even a wisp of left content in the Herald...
Yeah, Marge is definitely a mouthpiece for the right, everyday Richard?
Yeah, Marge is definitely a mouthpiece for the right, everyday Richard?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hope I'm Not Embarrassing Anyone
In response to: Hope I'm Not Embarrassing Anyone
As despicable as the murder of Dr. Tiller is, it is sad that the murder of Pvt. Long by a domestic terrorist goes mostly unnoticed.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Coast Guard rescues 64-foot fishing boat off Provincetown
In response to: Coast Guard rescues 64-foot fishing boat off Provincetown
Attempting to row across the ocean in a bathtub and making a living fishing, bit of a difference.
Hope the injured crewman doesn't have nightmares.
Hope the injured crewman doesn't have nightmares.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: New York AIDS activist seeks offshore vessel to pluck rowboat from Atlantic
In response to: New York AIDS activist seeks offshore vessel to pluck rowboat from Atlantic
Canada has it now.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: New York AIDS activist seeks offshore vessel to pluck rowboat from Atlantic
In response to: New York AIDS activist seeks offshore vessel to pluck rowboat from Atlantic
I'm taking nine days in the pool.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "Part-way Charlie" Girard: Failure may be his thing
In response to: "Part-way Charlie" Girard: Failure may be his thing
"...the courage to keep trying..."?
garym he said,"I'm too scared to try another time."
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
garym he said,"I'm too scared to try another time."
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Questioning Memorial Day
In response to: Questioning Memorial Day
Gosh Mary, doesn't sound like your freedom of speech has been curtailed at all.
So you think the Bushies violated some ones civil rights?
First you have to discern between uniformed soldier and enemy combatant.
Once you sort that out, you can move onto;
Are they to be afforded civil rights as citizens of our republic or are they ineligible?
John Walker Lindh was afforded due process because he is an American citizen.
That is the difference so many fail to understand.
So you think the Bushies violated some ones civil rights?
First you have to discern between uniformed soldier and enemy combatant.
Once you sort that out, you can move onto;
Are they to be afforded civil rights as citizens of our republic or are they ineligible?
John Walker Lindh was afforded due process because he is an American citizen.
That is the difference so many fail to understand.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "Part-way Charlie" Girard: Failure may be his thing
In response to: "Part-way Charlie" Girard: Failure may be his thing
And in typical cheese eatin' surrender monkey style:
"I can't do anything," Girard, 28, said in a weak, breaking voice. "I'm cold, and I don't know what to do."
"The sea was very, very hard," he said. "I was very tired, too."
He said he would never try to cross the Atlantic in that rowboat again."I'm too scared to try another time."
"It was very difficult at night. I think it will take many days to stop the nightmares."
Sorry Monpo, maybe you can blame Canada.
"I can't do anything," Girard, 28, said in a weak, breaking voice. "I'm cold, and I don't know what to do."
"The sea was very, very hard," he said. "I was very tired, too."
He said he would never try to cross the Atlantic in that rowboat again."I'm too scared to try another time."
"It was very difficult at night. I think it will take many days to stop the nightmares."
Sorry Monpo, maybe you can blame Canada.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "Part-way Charlie" Girard: Failure may be his thing
In response to: "Part-way Charlie" Girard: Failure may be his thing
Question for Victor and Charlie.
Do either of you take into consideration the element of danger you put others in when they are required to come save your a$$? I think once is enough and then you are on your own.
If you want to rise money for aids how about a Walk-a-Thon.
Do either of you take into consideration the element of danger you put others in when they are required to come save your a$$? I think once is enough and then you are on your own.
If you want to rise money for aids how about a Walk-a-Thon.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Figawi revelers trash Nantucket; Ted watches race from a stinkpot; Business summit study views new jobs with clean energy
In response to: Figawi revelers trash Nantucket; Ted watches race from a stinkpot; Business summit study views new jobs with clean energy
Didn't the Boat Basin project that more people = more trash, warranting more pick up.
Compare the police blotter on Thursday to the week of the Whine Festival.
Gotta love the 'round the pointers' attitude, "I live here now so $pend your money and go home."
Compare the police blotter on Thursday to the week of the Whine Festival.
Gotta love the 'round the pointers' attitude, "I live here now so $pend your money and go home."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Bragging Song: A Timely Update
In response to: The Bragging Song: A Timely Update
Richard [Member] writes:
...I also watch Fox snooze as well as PBS and Channel 4 for news.
That is exactly what I do, Peter. How about you?
Well Richard since you asked,
I watch Fox as well as MSNBC and then aggregate the news from the various other sources and then try to figure out the truth.
The Herald and Globe IMO were once worth reading for national/world news, now I just check them to see what's going on in the big city.
I'm no more a fan of 'Bold Fresh,Bold Fresh' O'Reilly than I am of Rachel 'the smirk' Maddow.
I really don't find it too difficult to cut through the BS a.k.a spin on either side and ferret out the truth.
Another thing I can pick up on easily is an "They are wrong and they are bad people and my camp can do no wrong" attitude.
P.S.
I always felt referring to news outlets as Fox noise, PSMBC or the Communist News Network etc.as many are fond of doing, rather juvenile, some what akin to "I know you are but what am I.
Peter, sitting a little right of center. ;-)
...I also watch Fox snooze as well as PBS and Channel 4 for news.
That is exactly what I do, Peter. How about you?
Well Richard since you asked,
I watch Fox as well as MSNBC and then aggregate the news from the various other sources and then try to figure out the truth.
The Herald and Globe IMO were once worth reading for national/world news, now I just check them to see what's going on in the big city.
I'm no more a fan of 'Bold Fresh,Bold Fresh' O'Reilly than I am of Rachel 'the smirk' Maddow.
I really don't find it too difficult to cut through the BS a.k.a spin on either side and ferret out the truth.
Another thing I can pick up on easily is an "They are wrong and they are bad people and my camp can do no wrong" attitude.
P.S.
I always felt referring to news outlets as Fox noise, PSMBC or the Communist News Network etc.as many are fond of doing, rather juvenile, some what akin to "I know you are but what am I.
Peter, sitting a little right of center. ;-)
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Bragging Song: A Timely Update
In response to: The Bragging Song: A Timely Update
So Richard where do you go to get an unbiased look at the news?
Pithy sounds an awful lot like some one I've heard on that evil network counselor.
Pithy sounds an awful lot like some one I've heard on that evil network counselor.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Two Struck by Hit and Run Driver at Sons of Italy Hall in Cotuit
In response to: Two Struck by Hit and Run Driver at Sons of Italy Hall in Cotuit
Ain't that the truth, like Teddy Deserve said "In the old days ya could just wack a guy and be done with it. Now everyone's feelings are involved."
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Manatee may fly home; Beatty accused of Yankee sympathy; Tourism called intellectual property; Voter registration heavy
In response to: Manatee may fly home; Beatty accused of Yankee sympathy; Tourism called intellectual property; Voter registration heavy
Perhaps you could try his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti. ;-)
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Leif Eriksson in Waquoit; Dennis beaches closed; Drag diva Coco Peru
In response to: Leif Eriksson in Waquoit; Dennis beaches closed; Drag diva Coco Peru
Old news, how's the blockade going?
December 6, 2005
http://www.s8int.com/water30.html
December 6, 2005
http://www.s8int.com/water30.html
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Manny's Last Game
In response to: Manny's Last Game
As many as it takes.
Look at Bonds and McGwire.
More to HoF than just #s.
Look at Bonds and McGwire.
More to HoF than just #s.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Manny's Last Game
In response to: Manny's Last Game
Nomar Garciaparra, Roger Clemens,Pedro Martinez, Johnny Damon and now Manny.
Boo Hoo, I have no doubt we will survive. I miss heavy Kevie Millar more than any of them.
I think we should rename Monpos’ column Baywatch.
Granted Oakland isn’t LA, but nice start Jason.
Boo Hoo, I have no doubt we will survive. I miss heavy Kevie Millar more than any of them.
I think we should rename Monpos’ column Baywatch.
Granted Oakland isn’t LA, but nice start Jason.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Manny's Last Game
In response to: Manny's Last Game
Manny who?
4 yrs. $100 mil. I don't think so.
Maybe a Bouse House in left field and an electric scooter.
Nice opener for Jason.
4 yrs. $100 mil. I don't think so.
Maybe a Bouse House in left field and an electric scooter.
Nice opener for Jason.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
If you read my 1st post, (2nd from top) you will understand what I mean.
It's old news, beating a dead horse, yada, yada, yada...
Time to move forward.
Best bumper sticker I've seen is "We're Screwed '08.
It's old news, beating a dead horse, yada, yada, yada...
Time to move forward.
Best bumper sticker I've seen is "We're Screwed '08.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
"...we got 2 stolen elections..."
I rest my case.
I rest my case.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
Heard you the first time.
Maybe the resemblance to Peter Griffin creeps me out.
Maybe the resemblance to Peter Griffin creeps me out.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
In retrospect, if it were John Ritter and Suzanne Vega I might have actually cared.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
In response to: Yawning at Armageddon in Barnstable
I think America's bored with the whole Bush bashing experience. January isn't that far away. Still hearing sour grapes that he stole the election, twice.
Get over it.
Get over it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: "Ted and Ted Wind Farm Show" canceled
In response to: "Ted and Ted Wind Farm Show" canceled
So who pray tell, would the competition be?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Layoffs, changes at Cape Cod Voice
In response to: Layoffs, changes at Cape Cod Voice
"The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated."
Mark Twain
Mark Twain
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Few details after DA's press conference; Lightning safety rules
In response to: Few details after DA's press conference; Lightning safety rules
"...You think people want to vacation in Nazi Heaven?..."
Hey Tim, can we invoke Godwin's law and end this?
Hey Tim, can we invoke Godwin's law and end this?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Few details after DA's press conference; Lightning safety rules
In response to: Few details after DA's press conference; Lightning safety rules
..."now more and more, people are going to be afraid when the police stop them, that they can be shot.
I think the key word is stop.
I think the key word is stop.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: On what it 's like being 50, female, single and straight in P'town in the winter. Part II
In response to: On what it 's like being 50, female, single and straight in P'town in the winter. Part II
Loved the Glamor Shot but what's next? Throw us a bone.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Former Cape priest convicted of serial child rapes
In response to: Former Cape priest convicted of serial child rapes
Wonder if he will get Geoghans' old cell?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Globe does Cape Cod; Demetrius does badly; Bathers behaving badly
In response to: Globe does Cape Cod; Demetrius does badly; Bathers behaving badly
"Do you know who I am"?
Sounds like he stole the line from a certain Boston Brahmin.
Sounds like he stole the line from a certain Boston Brahmin.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Batman: The Dark Knight (A Review)
In response to: Batman: The Dark Knight (A Review)
Now you know what they mean when they say "Be careful what you wish for", eh Dubya?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: 100 year-old Lobster caught off Plymouth UK
In response to: 100 year-old Lobster caught off Plymouth UK
Is it just me..?
...caught by casual fisher Neil Ridley
with his fishing line..
What was he using, a lobster rod?
..."The net was so heavy it actually fell out of the winch...'
What kind of net was he using that < 13 lbs.s would tip it.
Oh those crazy Brits...
...caught by casual fisher Neil Ridley
with his fishing line..
What was he using, a lobster rod?
..."The net was so heavy it actually fell out of the winch...'
What kind of net was he using that < 13 lbs.s would tip it.
Oh those crazy Brits...
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Texas adds $5 Billion additional Wind Power
In response to: Texas adds $5 Billion additional Wind Power
I think George Soros covered it with moveon.org
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Water woes; Free clinic; 144 Cape Coyotes klled; Girls cavort
In response to: Water woes; Free clinic; 144 Cape Coyotes klled; Girls cavort
Maybe a dingo ate your possum.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: O'Keefe making Malpractice a Crime; Osathanondh to plead not guilty
In response to: O'Keefe making Malpractice a Crime; Osathanondh to plead not guilty
"Would you prefer it was swept under the rug?"
Not at all Buzz, it is tragic to say the least.
My point, and I apologize if not clear, is what to prosecute and what not to and how it is decided.
Read the court report, dismissed, not guilty, continued without a finding, etc.
It's not just the judge...
Not at all Buzz, it is tragic to say the least.
My point, and I apologize if not clear, is what to prosecute and what not to and how it is decided.
Read the court report, dismissed, not guilty, continued without a finding, etc.
It's not just the judge...
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: O'Keefe making Malpractice a Crime; Osathanondh to plead not guilty
In response to: O'Keefe making Malpractice a Crime; Osathanondh to plead not guilty
"Look at me, look at me, I'm not just a chicken$hit DA in a chicken$shit town, I'm a playa'"
O'Keefe said. ..."There were a number of other shortcomings that make up the willful, wanton, and reckless conduct."
Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.
Please devote the next fifteen minutes to Mikes ego.
O'Keefe said. ..."There were a number of other shortcomings that make up the willful, wanton, and reckless conduct."
Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.
Please devote the next fifteen minutes to Mikes ego.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Thoughts on Tim and Tony
In response to: Thoughts on Tim and Tony
Me thinks the level of discourse on this site has reached a new low.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Thoughts on Tim and Tony
In response to: Thoughts on Tim and Tony
Why would anyone call a troll a blogger?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Matt responds to right wing blogger's B.S., Draws ire
In response to: Matt responds to right wing blogger's B.S., Draws ire
Like the bumper sticker says:
Isn't Falmouth Nice.
Isn't Falmouth Nice.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: 11 Cape towns limit boat pollution; Whale watch boat afire in Bay
In response to: 11 Cape towns limit boat pollution; Whale watch boat afire in Bay
Oddly enough I didn't notice any mention of the Alliance to Protect the Views' involvement in the story.
I guess if you can't see it from your back yard anything goes.
I guess if you can't see it from your back yard anything goes.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Yarmouth has 20 car breaks-ins; Hyannis crash; Boat fire in Nantucket; Falmouth fire
In response to: Yarmouth has 20 car breaks-ins; Hyannis crash; Boat fire in Nantucket; Falmouth fire
Actually I read something once that stated the population density of Hyannis qualified it as an urban area. Technically it is a town, however, A rose is a rose is.....
From the the Urban dictionary.
“The ghettoist place on Cape Cod. This is where all the "gangstas" want to be from.”
“...In Hytown we stay HIGH!
Everyone in this town knows or knows of Anthony Russ. This town is full of teen blacks tryna be hustlas, mainly chillin at "Da Block" tryna get that paper.Chillin at the mall. Goin to mainstreet. Gettin low at Pufferbellies.Instigatin fights and gettin in fights. And chuggin that Hen is what hyannis is about! We kno how ta do it up in HYTOWN!”
Town, city, Somerville by the sea , whatever’s clever.
From the the Urban dictionary.
“The ghettoist place on Cape Cod. This is where all the "gangstas" want to be from.”
“...In Hytown we stay HIGH!
Everyone in this town knows or knows of Anthony Russ. This town is full of teen blacks tryna be hustlas, mainly chillin at "Da Block" tryna get that paper.Chillin at the mall. Goin to mainstreet. Gettin low at Pufferbellies.Instigatin fights and gettin in fights. And chuggin that Hen is what hyannis is about! We kno how ta do it up in HYTOWN!”
Town, city, Somerville by the sea , whatever’s clever.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: State Agency Confirms Federal Jurisdiction over Cape Wind
In response to: State Agency Confirms Federal Jurisdiction over Cape Wind
Just then they came in sight of thirty or forty windmills that rise from that plain. And no sooner did Don Quixote see them that he said to his squire, "Fortune is guiding our affairs better than we ourselves could have wished. Do you see over yonder, friend Sancho, thirty or forty hulking giants? I intend to do battle with them and slay them. With their spoils we shall begin to be rich for this is a righteous war and the removal of so foul a brood from off the face of the earth is a service God will bless."
Hoo Yeah Charlie!
Hoo Yeah Charlie!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hyannis; Orleans crashes; Feature story: Retired firefighter battles July 4th blaze
In response to: Hyannis; Orleans crashes; Feature story: Retired firefighter battles July 4th blaze
The funny thing about firemen is, night and day, they are always firemen.
Nice work Vincent.
Nice work Vincent.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
porn = politics ?
I'm done feeding the trolls.
Peace out brotha'.
I'm done feeding the trolls.
Peace out brotha'.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
Might want to work on that porn fixation Ned, I don't think it's considered Bohemian any more. Kumbaya
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
..."because it's on private property..."
The defense rests Your Honor.
Herring Cove is public, buy a beach and have at it Einstein.
The defense rests Your Honor.
Herring Cove is public, buy a beach and have at it Einstein.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
I asked a question to Zep, sammi and Ned decided the job of setting the world right was cast upon him. He then told me to leave the country and I asked why.
His justification is that since someone told him to leave the country, it's ok to tell me the same?
Now we have "…perceive disrespect by interlopers…" Where did that one come from? I could care less what other people do. Let’s stay on point kids. .
Porn speculation, now that’s on topic. Why would you ask, you and cru into voyeurism? Maybe just curious as they say. Maybe I like to watch big black garbage men defile artistic people. What does it have to do with reverse discrimination? I just wanted to know why some get a pass. Sorry I asked.
And when you SHOUT on the internet, no one can hear you, so next time someone pi$$e$ in your Cheerios leave me out of it.
His justification is that since someone told him to leave the country, it's ok to tell me the same?
Now we have "…perceive disrespect by interlopers…" Where did that one come from? I could care less what other people do. Let’s stay on point kids. .
Porn speculation, now that’s on topic. Why would you ask, you and cru into voyeurism? Maybe just curious as they say. Maybe I like to watch big black garbage men defile artistic people. What does it have to do with reverse discrimination? I just wanted to know why some get a pass. Sorry I asked.
And when you SHOUT on the internet, no one can hear you, so next time someone pi$$e$ in your Cheerios leave me out of it.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
Still can't come up with an answer Neddie?
Free ticket?, you have a better chance of seeing God than seeing me leaving.
You suggested I leave and I asked why, that's all. A smart guy like you shouldn't have a problem with it.
If you would like,, I can type it very s-l-o-w-l-y in CAPS', perhaps that would help.
Well crafted response though, don't give an answer, just change the subject.
Free ticket?, you have a better chance of seeing God than seeing me leaving.
You suggested I leave and I asked why, that's all. A smart guy like you shouldn't have a problem with it.
If you would like,, I can type it very s-l-o-w-l-y in CAPS', perhaps that would help.
Well crafted response though, don't give an answer, just change the subject.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
I don't think Buzz meant poor in the proletarian sense.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
Maybe if Mass and New York were red states he would have whipped out his Glock 9 and ventilated the punks cranium.
Guns don't kill people, but a threatened family man with a gun sure might.
Guns don't kill people, but a threatened family man with a gun sure might.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
Take it easy on Monpo, she's just being snarky.
And she's not a butt head, she's a Smurf.
Right genre, wrong cartoon. ;)
And she's not a butt head, she's a Smurf.
Right genre, wrong cartoon. ;)
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
Wouldn't it be even more "loverly" to ask a question and get an intelligent answer?
The vastly higher intellectual left needs to explain these things, for the less intelligent right to understand.
Peter, awaiting my plane ticket to Nigeria.
The vastly higher intellectual left needs to explain these things, for the less intelligent right to understand.
Peter, awaiting my plane ticket to Nigeria.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
"in a pink Boston hat."
Don't homophobic comments belong in the liberal thread?
Do it again and you might get banished to Poland or Nigeria or even Jamacia by that PC cop.
Don't homophobic comments belong in the liberal thread?
Do it again and you might get banished to Poland or Nigeria or even Jamacia by that PC cop.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
In response to: Truro head-on; Violent assault in Falmouth; Dennis gas leak; Hyannis fire; Several crashes
New York plates, could be Mets fans who hate the Yankees more than Sox fans.
As far as the recent behavior of the yuts in Falmouth, like Stewie said,
"Get off your a$$ and do some damn parenting!"
As far as the recent behavior of the yuts in Falmouth, like Stewie said,
"Get off your a$$ and do some damn parenting!"
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
Brilliant retort Ned, care to expound on your logic as to why I would leave the country after asking a legitimate question.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
In response to: Our Patriotic DUTY TO DISSENT
How about a workshop on Homosexism: the discrimination of homosexuals against heterosexuals and bisexuals, in the belief that homosexuality is superior.
Is this acceptable, i.e. calling someone a breeder?
Or the lack of an image of a straight family on the banner in P-town during Family pride week.
Just curious.
Is this acceptable, i.e. calling someone a breeder?
Or the lack of an image of a straight family on the banner in P-town during Family pride week.
Just curious.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
Actually I just figured I'd wave the white flag.
There is an old maxim:
Never argue with a fool. They bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Present company excluded of course. ;-)
There is an old maxim:
Never argue with a fool. They bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Present company excluded of course. ;-)
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
Never said you did.
What's next, I know you are but what am I?
What's next, I know you are but what am I?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
OK shelli, you win, they are the most unselfish family to have ever walked on water.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
I won't argue that it hasn't helped people out, Joe included, but I really doubt he would be CEO anywhere if he hadn't started his own company. Although to be considered public service one generally makes a selfless contribution.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
Actually i don't KNOW IT. Look at the history of Citizens Energy Corp and if the Kool-aid still tastes good,then call me a liar. It is nothing more than an non-profit oil wholesaler that pays its directors quite well. You can start when Joe retired from the Senate, then onto appointing Michael as head honcho. It looks good on paper unless you read between the lines. Although I do love that ad with him toting the oil hose. Now there's some truth in advertising.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
The only thing nephew Joe has helped, is himself to a six-figure salary.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
In response to: The Kennedy Primary
"because it's going to put out of business every fishermen on the Cape."
Do these people even hear what they are saying?
And then he flew off in his private jet, got in his SUV and drove to his Mc Mansion.
Do these people even hear what they are saying?
And then he flew off in his private jet, got in his SUV and drove to his Mc Mansion.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: So nice for al Qaeda to get a good look at you, Mr. Addington
In response to: So nice for al Qaeda to get a good look at you, Mr. Addington
Remember e+s, when you put on the foil helmet, shiny side out!
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Marstons Mills crash; Hyannis fire; Hyannis crash; dragging car leads to OUI arrest
In response to: Marstons Mills crash; Hyannis fire; Hyannis crash; dragging car leads to OUI arrest
"what would deter this guy from driving home?..."
How about national humiliation.
The local fish wrap's coverage made it on Drudge.
How about national humiliation.
The local fish wrap's coverage made it on Drudge.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hyannis stabbing; Another mills crash; Medical condition leads to boat accident; Dennis fire, crash; Helo crash off Vineyard; Mills crash
In response to: Hyannis stabbing; Another mills crash; Medical condition leads to boat accident; Dennis fire, crash; Helo crash off Vineyard; Mills crash
Actually O'C has a better track record on land than he does on the water, unless you're a tree of course.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Ordnance in Wellfleet; Boat fire in Orleans; Provincetown fire
In response to: Ordnance in Wellfleet; Boat fire in Orleans; Provincetown fire
Got a text on my cellphone today, in Ft. Lauderdale.Haven't seen them.
Hopefully there will be a happy ending.
Hopefully there will be a happy ending.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Hyannis stabbing; Another mills crash; Medical condition leads to boat accident; Dennis fire, crash; Helo crash off Vineyard; Mills crash
In response to: Hyannis stabbing; Another mills crash; Medical condition leads to boat accident; Dennis fire, crash; Helo crash off Vineyard; Mills crash
Last line of the story, The dogs were also reported safe.
O'Connell + rotating blades + water = bad juju. Worse than Jaws.
O'Connell + rotating blades + water = bad juju. Worse than Jaws.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Getting back to business
In response to: Getting back to business
Well thank you Walter, and Monpo, good story line but, this is a family show.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Marstons Mills crash; Hyannis fire; Hyannis crash; dragging car leads to OUI arrest
In response to: Marstons Mills crash; Hyannis fire; Hyannis crash; dragging car leads to OUI arrest
the right front tire, ..." swayed back and forth over the centerline..."
Now that is some pretty creative driving.
Could be time to start reading the KISS blog, Billy boy.
Now that is some pretty creative driving.
Could be time to start reading the KISS blog, Billy boy.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Route 6 oil spill; Lawsuit filed in Worthington DNA testing; Chatham seeks shoplifter; Yarmouth recognition awards
In response to: Route 6 oil spill; Lawsuit filed in Worthington DNA testing; Chatham seeks shoplifter; Yarmouth recognition awards
umassjsp,
She'd probably steal your fillings as you slept.
She'd probably steal your fillings as you slept.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Cape murderer breaks into Marshfield home; ACLU sues O'Keefe over Christa DNA; Red Tide closes Pleasant Bay for mussels
In response to: Cape murderer breaks into Marshfield home; ACLU sues O'Keefe over Christa DNA; Red Tide closes Pleasant Bay for mussels
From the article...Plymouth police received notice of Allen’s parole in September 2006, but it mentions only a breaking-and-entering conviction, not the murder...
Maybe they did and got the same info.
Maybe they did and got the same info.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: A Man of Thirty
In response to: A Man of Thirty
Didn't Larry the construction worker thirteen step Liz Taylor?
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: Life in the wedge
In response to: Life in the wedge
Monpo,
"..even I can pull myself up a seawall, and I'm a five foot Frenchwoman."
Yeah, but you're the hot sports babe and he's a fat punk.
"..even I can pull myself up a seawall, and I'm a five foot Frenchwoman."
Yeah, but you're the hot sports babe and he's a fat punk.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
So did O'Keefe tap Flook after they had dinner and allegedly discussed the case.
Inquiring minds want to know.
Inquiring minds want to know.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
So did O'keefe tap Flook after they had dinner and allegedly discussed the case.
Inquiring minds want to know.
Inquiring minds want to know.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
"bad s*** happens in max. security prisons and always will."
That's why they call it Jail not Yale!
Getting shanked could be totally unrelated
to his innocence or guilt.
That's why they call it Jail not Yale!
Getting shanked could be totally unrelated
to his innocence or guilt.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
why is it so hard to swallow that CM might be guilty. ?
He very well maybe,I wasn't there, but I think the jurisprudence system failed miserably in this instance.
He very well maybe,I wasn't there, but I think the jurisprudence system failed miserably in this instance.
Peter Walker [Member]
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
In response to: McCowen stabbed; Man pinned by car in Bourne; Mashpee grill explosion and fire; Stabbings in Falmouth; Ped struck in Mashpee; Ptown car vs bike; Crash slows Sagamore Bridge traffic
Frazier is a snitch and the whole trial was an embarrassment. People wanted someone to hang and the DA had to cover his a$$.
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In response to: Twin brothers arrested, arraigned after Tuesday's armed bank robbery in Bourne