Teh buttocks.

USA Power!

perhaps the Asians who consume soy have something in their immune systems or genetic makeup that make them immune to the effects. You never know. DS

And how could you ever know? There are only two kinds of “facts” in her world: those that call into question her prejudices and can’t be proven, and those that support her prejudices and can’t be disproven.

tigrismus said,

November 27, 2009 at 20:07

So the story has a happy ending, after all.

I forgot to tell you about how he was visited by the ghosts of Wars on Christmas past, present, and future, who addressed his posts.

Before that, did his old co-work come to tell him that he can sleep his night safely and uninterrupted without worries and he can, infact, bookmark it?

Does she show any awareness of the dissonance between (a) “My self-imposed food restrictions are no barrier to my participation in a celebration of national unity”,* and (b) “The self-imposed food restrictions of those people over there make them Outsiders who must be Excluded! Unclean! Unworthy!” ?

I completely realize that a couple of exceptions don’t make the rule, but an Orthodox Jewish family in my neighborhood are the only people I even knew personally who eschewed celebrating Thanksgiving. (Although they threw a mean Succot, and even invited their goyim neighbors to dinner.) It wasn’t that they couldn’t have made an all-Kosher turkey dinner, it was on religious grounds

On the other hand, I worked with some Iranian ex-pat musicians last Wednesday night, who were all excited about a recipe for turkey with rice pilaf stuffing they were trying out for dinner the next day, all completely Halal.

It’s just Lil’ Debbie all full of shit as usual. Stuffed with shit, one could say.

I forgot to tell you about how he was visited by the ghosts of Wars on Christmas past, present, and future, who addressed his posts.

The fact is, no matter how hard Gary pretends to be a sled, Todd Palin still won’t ride him into the sunset.

RT is evidently doing a better job that the national U.S. press, then. Those traveling clinics have been touring major American cities since summer. At every stop they are swamped by people in need of basic health services.

Given that they are operating a wealthy country whose political establishment is debating health care and insurance reform you might be tempted to think that even the existence these traveling temporary hospitals would be a major national story. Silly thinker. See, a couple of hundred Ignint McNuggets played 17th century dress-up and yelled at their Congresspeople, which is clearly the more relevant story.

So the story has a happy ending, after all.

Of corse, big rough John isn’t going to risk his life, because he’s tto valuable writing thise pieces of entertainment to help rehabilitate amputees who protect his blessed way of life. Sort of like his hero, Ronald Reagan, who fought the battle of Palm Springs in WWII.

Abby Normal

___________ _____________

(it’s a contest, folks)

Rose bud?

Rosebud Light?

Not day manager, mind you. She’s not ready for the big time just yet.

I can’t be sure, but it seemed like there was an almost smug overtone to the coverage, mixed with pity. Maybe I’m just imagining it, but just watching the report made me profoundly embarrassed for my country. Even the goddamn Russians don’t treat their citizens so badly.

Avoid the Malls [John J. Miller]

Just buy The First Assassin already, okay? My website has a homepage for the book.

The National Post (of Canada) asked me for a few book recommendations. When it asked “Q: What is your favourite recent Canadian book?”—I didn’t even have to make up an answer.

And the discerned two words?

“Mechanical cyclops!”