“Top selling books released by hate-grimaced neofascists”?

Certainly hasn’t made NY Times.

If he banned you for blogwhoring and trying to fundraise in his comments, I don’t blame him a bit. It’s one thing if you ask permission, or ask the blogowner to post a request for you. It’s quite another for you to simply decide it’s okay to post thinly-disguised comments begging for money on other people’s blogs. I’d be willing to bet you’d have a problem with someone else treating you that way.

Note to Topps: DO NOT WANT!

I did. I especially enjoyed his consistency in cheering on when Stewart Cink and Tiger Woods kicked the living shit outta geezbag Watson yelling SUCK. ON. THIS.

Rube Goldberg has never been wrong!

Hey, Douthat to me one more time is young enough to enlist, if he thinks the Lawd’s work in Iraq is so crucial.

And BI….laterally symmetrical.

She could accuse him of being a homo sapiens who associates with admitted thespians and heterosexuals.

Makes perfect sense too – after all, the Goopers proudly compared themselves to the Taliban not long ago, & if the jackboot fits, lick it clean, as a wise old dominatrix once told me.

I guess “nepotism” is as good a scare-word as any, since many of her fanboys won’t have a clue what it means. She ought to go on FOX & accuse Obama of being an organism – oh wait, that’s not bullshit, my bad.

Palin’s book is going to be a comedy goldmine – all the more so if she’s batshit insane enough to think she can pump out most or all of it on her own … please please please PLEASE let her be too cheap to pay for a ghost-writer.
Hoping like hell that Bachmann puts out a book soon – because you just KNOW that would be some Pastor Swank caliber krazieness.

OT – Perhaps you saw Lil Tommy Friedman wrote a vaguely sensible column today about golf (so long as you read past some of the pointless comparisons to other sports). He also mentioned that when he went to Aghanistan recently, turns out he spent much of his time watching golf.

So what I found ironic is that he used a mention of trip to Afghanistan to segue into a column about golf when 90% of the time he’s using a story about golf (usually with a CEO) to segue into a Serious Issue. He also points out that golf courses are not “Flat”, and how awesome this is.

I guess my wierdly stupid point is that the Times sent him, their foreign policy guru and Flat Earth golbalization ball-cupper, halfway round the world and he returned with a consumate anti-Friedman column.

And if this didn’t make you stop and think, well then, POOP.

Tsk! ‘Cuz it’s full of MOOZLIMZ, silly! We actually improved it by blowing the crap outta the place with our magical smartbombs.

Funny how Douchehat leaves out the essential part about how Iraq became a “chaotic, conflict-ridden” country in the first place. Also.

No, she’s begun hallucinating now.

Yes, the 9/11 plot got its start in a chaotic, conflict-ridden Afghanistan. But a Middle East-wide war could get its start in a chaotic, conflict-ridden Iraq. Indeed, before the surge, it almost did. This reality will keep us heavily involved, one way or another, long after our “withdrawal” is complete.

And if the hard choices start again, it will require that the American people pay attention, once more, to a war they’d just as soon forget.

IOW, we reserve the right to fuck those sand-niggers over again if they don’t learn their place.