His motivating purpose seems to be repeal of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. I sure do hope I get to see him in a primary debate.
Said just now at the Dog Show: "And Heebie Geebie is your winner!"
I particularly like this graphic.
Wow. I almost donated, but I couldn't see any animated GIFs.
2 -- That's the 1964 Civil Rights Act to the Constitution.
How about that implied endorsement from Sir Walter Raleigh -- who was not, as the liberal communist media would have you believe, such a stupid get.
During 1964, if one did NOT repay their political debts, when they were called due, such a politician's political career was over.
Wheeeee!
Someone, somewhere must have studied why random capitalisation is such a good heuristic for diagnosing crackpottery.
Amazing:
"Today September 27, 2009, I replied by e-mail to a North Carolina Republican Party Chairman, who was so shaken up by the fact, THE GEORGE HUTCHINS 2010 CAMPAIGN dared to compare his Leader, Barack Hussein Obama, to Sanford and Son."
"IF this Cowardly Rabbit, fails to change his tone, I will campaign in 2010, in addition to, running for U.S. Congress in 2010, WILL ALSO, campaign to have this Fake Republican Coward, which he is now, and all FAKE REPUBLICAN COWARDS like him, removed from ALL key North Carolina Republican Party Offices."
"IF, the Left-Wing Liberal Democrats would have compared JOHN MCCAIN to ARCHIE BUNKER, who JOHN MCCAIN resembles, No One would have said anything."
"IF, I were to be compared to AL BUNDY of "Married With Children," or the BEATLES' Drummer, RINGO STAR, or the BEATLES' guitarist, GEORGE HARRISON, by the Left-Wing Liberal Democrats, who some say, I resemble, No One would say NOTHING either."
Atrios' comment was, "Geocities Called. They want their website from 1997 back."
I didn't get any music, though, maybe my MIDI player is out of date.
"IF, I were to be compared to AL BUNDY of "Married With Children," or the BEATLES' Drummer, RINGO STAR, or the BEATLES' guitarist, GEORGE HARRISON, by the Left-Wing Liberal Democrats, who some say, I resemble, No One would say NOTHING either."
Actually, they'd say you were a nutter. Which is what they say now.
You'd say I'm putting you on, but it's no joke.
And hear I thought that Hitler had killed the skinny mustache for politicians.
AGH! HERE! HERE! Stupid English.
Don't go blaming the English. They have enough to answer for already.
This guy should be encouraged -- if he runs in the general he could pull the crazy 20 percent away from the R and allow the D to win.
Someone, somewhere must have studied why random capitalisation is such a good heuristic for diagnosing crackpottery.
Because your crazy is so STRONG you JUST CAN'T HOLD IT IN and obey an UNJUST SOCIETY'S rules about capitalization.
if he runs in the general he could pull the crazy 20 percent away from the R and allow the D to win.
The 4th District, which currently contains all of Durham and Chapel Hill, is as safe a blue district as NC has to offer. Since 1900, Republicans have only won it three times, for single terms only, in 1966, 1984, and 1994.
Oh, there's a message board? This topic: "Website Upgrades. Better Designs. Thanks for INPUT FOLKS !!!"
Maybe he could learn from the perfect artistic website.
Yes, it's worth noting that in 2008 our congressman - who is a very nice guy - had a "close" race because the margin was 2:1 in his favor. Good gods but I hope Hutchins is the Republican candidate. I'm jealous of how Chapel Hill always gets to point and laugh at Augustus Cho.
These same Fence-Riders
I guess he's saying lady RINO's like it really rough. Actually, gentlemen RINO's as well.
Ouch.
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['If it's supposedly that damn uncomfortable, you'd think the people on the fence would be there for reasons of moral laziness.']
What the hell is the idea behind the graphics that say he "Supports Fox News"? I mean, on some level that makes sense--Fox News is nothing but a right-wing propaganda machine--but I didn't think people on the right openly acknowledged that fact.
2/7: I think you mean the "so-called 1964 Civil Rights Act".
"Presently, Barak Hussein Obama, can call you any Gross Profanity HE WANTS. The Moment You Compare Obama to an Ape, Monkey, say Obama likes Watermelon, say Obama likes Fried Chicken, or say anything in Reply to his INSULTS, you will be accused of Racism, by Obama Followers."
But the most interesting/creppy element is his key role in N.I.M (National Independents Movement) which he got on board with in Germany in 1989. "Both ADOLF HITLER and CHARLIE CHAPLIN became delared AMERICAN ENEMIES."
And Apo and other area residents will surely enjoy this stirring YouTube documenting the placement of a handful of NOBAMA flyers on a few phone poles.
That video is longer than the time it would take to drive between the three locations he features in it. I'm glad he's got some inspiring tunes in the ol' iPod to help him stay focused.
The 'stache is necessary because something has to detract attention from the teeth.
My McManusian dad and Glenbeckian uncle are "discussing" politics. Quick, someone teach me to troll!
A "Jess Helms Republican" who "supports Fox News" and Tea Parties? Damn. I can hear the avalanche of black votes now.
The writing of the site it's priceless. It's like the TimeCube political campaign.
He is truly disappointed that there are no capital numbers.
And more: Suggest a discussion of the Council for Foreign Relations.
31: My McManusian dad and Glenbeckian uncle are "discussing" politics. Quick, someone teach me to troll!
'You know, those finance guys do a lot of good in making sure investment money can get to where it needs to be to help build stuff. I hear good things about that financial innovation stuff.'
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['I dunno, if I wanna trust you guys. These bankers guys know a lot of math.']
Ask them to rank Democratic legislative actions/proposals in order from communist to unconstitutional, with bonus points for citing any particularly relevant texts.
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San Francisco PD is stealing laptops from individuals not being arrested at private parties. Oh sorry, "confiscating" from "illegal" parties.
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So, I guess the same people or person is behind this rather defensive video about some cross the NIM group uses as a symbol.
I just started the video series NUKE THE RACE CARD, and only a few minutes in, I sort of recommend watching it.
Teh crazy; I, I can't look away.
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Photographer Sam Haskins died.
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40.41: Yeah, I almost linked one of those, but in the end decided the local interest in the Raleigh one would be greater. The whole thing is an interesting dance with Naziiism mostly just praising some "tangential" leaders and complaining about procedures at Nuremberg etc while pledging support for Israel. However, there is one arresting part where right beneath pictures of Hitler, Goering and Goebbels it says,
In respect to the solid N.I.M. INTERNATIONAL belief concerning, the persecuting any population is wrong and unjustified, it is clear, even though MOST modern Israelis are the direct descendants of European Jewish populations who left Europe since 1945, after the end of World War Two, the Israelis of today, in the year 2008, through 60 years of development, hard trials, hard won battles, dedicated labor, hard earned self respect, work ethics, industry, science, and numerous tested methods of operation, are not the same Jews the Nazis in Europe hated during the years surrounding World War Two.followed a bit later by:
Israel is a clear demonstration, if a specific Population, specific Race, specific Culture, or Specific Religion, is NOT wanted in their own nations of birth, they can successfully form their own nation. Israel is a clear success story in this type of EXODUS.
Am curious if the gloves really come off in the German-language parts of the site.
after the end of World War Two, the Israelis of today, in the year 2008, through 60 years of development, hard trials, hard won battles, dedicated labor, hard earned self respect, work ethics, industry, science, and numerous tested methods of operation, are not the same Jews the Nazis in Europe hated during the years surrounding World War Two.
Isn't that like Strom Thurmond's (no, not Thurmond... who was it?) saying that blacks had built themselves up so far and civilized themselves so well that they had to be given civil rights?
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['Prior to that, the whole slavery was fine!']
'Dance':
British civilians, faced food rationing well into the late 1960's just to assist to pay for World War Two and assist Israel.It is time to for Israel to pay. Israel should take over all payments to surviving so-called Holocaust or "Holohoax" claimed victims. It is time for the U.S. and Britain to receive their investment back through having a large financial burden lifted. Germany has paid for long enough.
And let's not forget the diatribe against the July 20 plotters and repeated assertions that they deserved to die and we should be thankful they didn't succeed. Or the: the Nazis started out great and Hitler remained awesome, accusations of racism and crimes are lies, lies, lies.
The guy who posted this movie and other interesting movies on youtube puts a lot of political stuff on his profile page that makes me want to watch the movies elsewhere. (The page actually looks better now than I remember it from a few months ago when I first found it while looking for old films.)
So I haven't actually watched anything he's posted. I can't tell if I should just watch the movies I want to see anyway, or go on avoiding the channel. I'd have no problems watching movies posted by someone with the same views if those views were not on the same page as the movies.
Man. I honestly thought SEK was kidding a bit with his complaints about certain writing tendencies. Apparently not.
I wonder whether judging a person by his or her website is a bad thing; I ignored a friend request from a friend of a Facebook friend not long ago because his website looked very much like this guy's. Not in its political orientation, but in its helter-skelter layout. Sorry, man, sorry, but nah, for I think you are teh crazy.
Incidentally, every website needs an under construction icon. Pick one.
I tend to have a problem with Commas, especially, in rough, Drafts. Never actually got taught. My School, was great for Maths/science, not so much with the Writing. The only English teacher who tried to teach us grammar had to resort to to teaching the class in French since that was the only grammar instruction us native or native equivalent English speakers had.
49: It looks like you've more or less gotten the hang of it now. I have a perpetual, somewhat sensitive argument going with a friend who writes short stories as a, well, hobby; his use of colons and semicolons is problematic, though he denies it vigorously. I marginally noted his troubled colons/semicolons all over a first draft he gave me a few years ago. I haven't done it again.
"Beyond throughout the 10 year decade of the 1990's, which spans, {1989 - 1999}, in addition to well into the NEW CENTURY, beyond the year 2000, {2004 - 2007}, in addition to required U.S. Military Service, I have made many more private civilian travels overseas, for extended periods of time, which were a great learning adventure."
"While on extended private overseas residents travels, throughout key parts of the world, since the year 1989, I have noticed clearly, how SOCIALISM, Legalized Marijuana use, and open public tolerance, for GAY MALE HOMOSEXUAL misconduct, has harmed all nations, influenced by the English speaking world."
"There are many Great Wonders to see overseas, especially in Europe, which are part of our American Heritage; but, it is a shame to go to England, Scotland, Holland, and even Germany, to see a type of moral decay, which would DISGUST most REAL CONSERVATIVES, where we MUST FIGHT to NOT go this foul direction, in America."
"There are many Great Wonders to see overseas, especially in Europe, which are part of our American Heritage"
I really don't know whether to be incredulous over the content or the form.
53: I'm trying, but it seems to be confusing me. "Dude, you're a complete idiot, and that is not hyperbole!" doesn't come easily, it would seem.
It's the whole tepid glare thing, I fear.
51: Yeah, there is a lot of "GAY MALE HOMOSEXUAL" concern, including on the membership application where on must attest: "I am not a Gay Male Homosexual."* And don't even try to lie, because, "False Statements Result In Before The Fact Automatic N.I.M. Membership Termination. Termination Of N.I.M. Membership Due To False Statements Creates A Void Of N.I.M. Membership Before The N.I.M. Membership Existed, As If The N.I.M. Membership Did Not Take Place." Let's see you NEW YORK Lawyers try to get Around THAT!
*Jut before you must also attest in "Question" 9 that: "I have NEVER visited a Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Behavior Counselor, NOR, have EVER taken anti-depression drugs." And I note at the bottom of the form that "Updated: April 6th, 2009. All N.I.M. Memberships Obtained Under Previous Versions Remain Valid, with the exception of Question Number: 9." I'd love to know the backstory on the update and policy, and you know there's a good one.
Anyway, I take it from comment 21 that this guy's chances are nil, and that even if he were somehow to manage a close race in the Republican primary, it's chiefly food for thought about the state of that party in various regions of the country, much as the NY 23rd race was.
In the latter case, it was pretty serious food for thought; in this case, not so much? I don't see establishment Republicans getting behind this guy. Is this correct?
Your comment was impenetrable in the absence of these corrections.
Y'all don't think I overuse semi-colons, do you?
I once knew, at the use level, not the rule level, how to use commas, but now I find myself quite often trying to figure out if I should or should not have one in the latter part of sentences, which can go on for some time, seeing as how I just write whatever in blog comments and that translates into all my other writing. I usually take this as a sign that what I really need is to use a period and break things up into more than one sentence; however, at times this leads to choppy writing. I don't like that.
59: Seriously. Actually. One of the most urgently tendered criticisms of my academic writing, late on, was that my sentences were just too long, with too many clauses, and so on and so forth. I was advised to chop it up into smaller sentences, which would also force me to spell out what I was packing into all those clauses and somewhat parenthetical remarks.
I don't like that, no. It feels unnatural, and yeah, choppy; I have trouble achieving and sustaining any kind of flow that feels natural. It does wind up breeding more paragraphs -- to explain what apparently needed more unpacking -- which is all to the good, but felt a bit like I was producing a primer. Didactic! Yuck!
I don't think you overuse semi-colons; they are a useful form of punctuation, and I encourage you to deploy them as you see fit; I use semi-colons with some frequency myself, in fact; however, I do wonder whether it would be a bit much to separate every pair of declarative independent clauses with a semi-colon; sometimes periods are just what the situation calls for.
OK, back from the turkey meal, so now I can have a look at this website. Two gems hitherto not cited:
BETTER ECONOMIC PLAN - MORE BETTER JOBS
During 1964, if one did NOT repay their political debts, when they were called due, such a politician's political career was over.
Thank goodness the era of political tit-for-tat is over! 1964 must have been a rough year.
And yet, the second of my "gems" was in fact cited in 8. So in fact my 82 is nigh useless. Sigh.
Don't sell your short, Otto, there's still ample time for your 82 to change the world
Thanks, ari. May it in fact be the case that the 82 I will write will be looked back upon someday as the words that turned this civilization around. I remember a special lesson in grade school about how "the pen is mightier than the sword". I was skeptical then, and I daresay am even more skeptical now that I look upon this world with the jaundiced eye of a 28 year old.
Also: Whoa, JP Stormcrow has a blog! Where posts are apparently made once every two years!
First, he seems to have wanted to incorporate all his holiday snaps into his page.
WINDSOR CASTLE, ENGLAND - Headquarters of the British Government during the Time of: - SIR WALTER RALEIGH - Raleigh, North Carolina is named after an ENGLISH KNIGHT: - SIR WALTER RALEIGH
SCOTLAND YARD IS THE BRITISH F.B.I. - LONDON, ENGLAND SCOTLAND YARD OFFICES - THE WAR AGAINST CRIME IS INTERNATIONAL!
Second:
"As a professional Film-Television Actor, who has performed in lead speaking parks on both THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL and TLC The Learning Channel, in addition to, Local WRAL North Carolina Television, I can tell you with all truth, we can make better movies and televisions programs, here in North Carolina, than HOLLYWOOD, at a lower cost for each Movie - TV producer."
Translation Party of There are many Great Wonders to see overseas, especially in Europe, which are part of our American Heritage.
British civilians, faced food rationing well into the late 1960's just to assist to pay for World War Two and assist Israel.
Because everybody was wearing flared jeans and tie dyed Ts in 1954 (when rationing ended).
67.2: The posts may be infrequent, but they're boring.
Okay food people, what do I do with a duck carcass and two uncooked duck necks and sets of gizzards? Soup? Also, I have an ungodly amount of rendered duck fat. I've heard it's good for cooking potatoes in. What else?
Mosquito repellent? Waterproofing hats?
73 Depends on the amount of meat. If there's plenty left using it in some sort of pasta casserole can be nice, as can using it with the duck fat for a cassoulet. Otherwise soup - either a duck broth kind of thing with green leafy stuff or a bean soup.
76 sounds good to me. I'd also fry absolutely anything in duck fat -- it's not particularly duck-flavored, just makes things tastier generally. Also, while I haven't done this, I've heard good things about using it instead of butter in cookies.
74: cover your body in it before attempting to swim the English Channel?
76 sounds good. I've got some of the Unfogged official beans in the cupboard for soup.
81: We had some Unfogged Official Beans at dinner last night!
81: Blume suggests eating it on toast.
Or possibly she just relayed that an unrelated third party enjoyed it that way.
He keeps talking about GAY MALE HOMOSEXUALS, and how they are not welcome in his club. The implication* is that HOT FEMALE HOMOSEXUALS are more than welcome. Maybe he'd even bend other rules to let them in.
*technically, conversational implicature.
Is there a particular variety of bean that is the Official Bean of Unfogged, or is it just any kind of bean from Rancho Gordo?
I'd also fry absolutely anything in duck fat
I'll second that. When I lived by myself, a large proportion of my meals consisted of sauteed vegetables (whatever I had around) over couscous. The choice of fat made all the difference. Duck fat was definitely the best.
Confit or rillette something with the fat (ideally more duck).
86: I vote Rio Zape, but Ayocote Morado is excellent too.
You could also make stock and confit (with more duck), and then make duck confit risotto.
Bave, you still have a whole other duck, too, don't you?
86, 91: I cast my vote (and RFTS in abstentia) for Eye of the Goat.
Well, there you go. Take the other duck and remove & freeze the breasts, render a bunch more fat, make stock with the carcass and confit the legs, and bob's your uncle.
If RFTS is abstaining, oud, you can't vote for her.
How am I still drunk at 5pm? This is ridiculous.
If you've really got a lot of duck fat, and a bit of leftover raw duck bits, I would: grab the ducks part and boil them in chicken stock. Take the stock (made dark by some method - wine? beef stock? reduction?) and use it for casserole roasting a chicken. Along with the chicken, I'd dry roast the turnips and baste them using the duck fat.
Duck (flavors) and turnips go together really really well (thank you, JC) and turnips are really cheap.
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['Sunday after Thanksgiving cleanup meal.']
thank you, JC
Lord; savior; personal chef.
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Signs of impending curmudgeonhood #418: you finally get around to setting up a Facebook account and not only is your child there first but so is your mother.
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If you've really got a lot of duck fat
...and it is not currently inside a living duck.
I have a hard time finding true turnips, but I like rootabaga a lot. I have a hard time breaking it up though. I've bought the frozen stuff, but the texture isn't the same.
106: Have you tried Whole Foods? That's where I get all of my rare-ish foods from.
RUTABAGA
How can it be hard to find turnips?
I had a hard time finding a variety of greens this week. I got ended up with kale, but had intended to mix it with mustard and collard greens.
By the way? That pie I made? Was delicious.
108: The guy at the 7-11 always just stares at me when I ask.
Moby, I do not shop at Whole Paycheck.
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Who thinks that Tiger Woods was on Ambien when he got in his car accident?
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108.1: Tell me about it, punk.
I got ended up with kale
Wow. I am genuinely still sort of plastered. Impressive! For my next trick, I'm going to leave the house.
103: Lord; savior; personal chef.
She's the Daughter of God!
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['See? That's how you know Republicans are of the Devil. They don't like France.']
They don't like France.
Except the elite ones in D.C and even Texas do.
I do most of my shopping except for vegetables at Trader Joe's, though lately some of their vegetables have gotten better. Their own salad greens tend to go bad, but there's a Maine-based organic grower called "Locally Grown" which supplies them with good stuff.
The other day I saw brussels sprouts being sold by the stalk.
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My health insurance premium is going up 40% next year. No, I don't want to talk about it.
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I had heard 20% for small businesses, parsi. 40% really sucks. Without talking about it, I just want to say that you have my sympathies.
118: Thanks. And yeah, the broker says 20% is the average, but I've also moved into a new age bracket, which apparently does me in, given that I have a pre-existing condition which locks me into the form of plan I currently have. (I'd be turned down if I tried to move.)
I'm happy to issue general exclamation points over the state of the insurance industry, without actually foaming at the mouth personally. This is me not talking about it. You see.
I sure do think we should pass health care reform. With a public option. That addresses pre-existing conditions.
Speaking of locally grown ingredients, on a trip home I learned that my dad has several gallons of wine that he and my uncle made using local grapes. This would seem much less impressive if you knew where my father lived.
Maybe I should have said "less enticing" instead of "less impressive".
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117:I surprised myself with how sorry I was about your premium, parsi. But I don't think this bill will help you, but only break your heart. A Chicago activist said during the campaign that Obama was going to break millions of hearts.
But I am feeling ornery, and enjoy the foaming.
Louis Proyect reviews Michael Berube's War on the Left.
I'll proffer a caution to Berube loyalists.
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116- We have the same shopping pattern, especially since a new TJs just opened within walking distance (right across from what I believe you said is the busiest WF in MA.) Brussel stalk seems gratuitous if they're charging for the weight of the stalk as well.
Do you have access to transportation to get to Russo's in Watertown? It's very SWPL. Someone on facebook was talking about taking his wife there for dates. (The romantic kind, not the fruity kind.)
Also, Sergi farm in Belmont, but I think they just closed for the season. A real working farm! On the Belmont/Cambridge border!
122: Even if the bill doesn't help me, it will surely help someone -- right? That is, someone who needs the help. Me, I'm just going to reduce expenses elsewhere.
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Since this is kind of the food thread I would just like to say that fruit pies are the bane of my baking. Oh pear pie you looked so good and then you were so soupy.
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We're reducing expenses by shopping more at Trader Joe's and less at Whole Foods. However, I still get all of my produce at Whole Foods. If only PA allowed grocery stores to sell wine, because I've heard good things about Trader Joe's house wines.
They were selling the sprouts by the stalk, a flat fee.
Oh funny, I just realized that 124 sounds like a 40% increase in health insurance is a trifle in my quarters.
I was not aware sprouts came on a stalk until you mentioned it. I don't believe I have every purchased a sprout that wasn't cooked. It isn't that I don't like them, its just that I like broccoli and cauliflower better (and cabbage). And I think they call draw from the same pool, nutrient-wise.
I noticed that no one was commenting in the Beatles thread, so I figured there must a very interesting conversation going on in this thread. Then I came to this thread and saw that everyone was talking about vegetables.
And not even exciting vegetables, but turnips and Brussels sprouts.
Then I realized it was Friday night after Thanksgiving.
Holy shit! Brussels sprouts! Hahaaha... woooooooooo! Hahaha oh my god. Can't catch my breath. BRUSSELS SPROUTS! It's like I'm high.
AHWOOOOOOGAH BRUSSELS SPROUTS ALLLL UP IN THIS BUSINESS!
Turnips and Brussels sprouts are awesome, you philistine.
I love brussels sprouts in fact. I just ate some leftover ones about an hour ago, and they were great. Cooked with chestnuts, mmm.
In other news, my turkey brining/cooking adventure went swimmingly. In related news, "CONV ROAST" is an oven setting made of magic.
137: Did you take them off the stalk?
Hey, don't get me wrong, I love turnips and Brussels sprouts.
138: oh shit yeah off the stalk for sure. OFF THE STALK, YO!
134: "Call Any Vegetable," the Sifu reinterpretation.
Russo's looks good. I just need to be sure that the parking lot has space. For reference, my BF will not drive his Civic to the Porter Square shopping plaza.
For reference, my BF will not drive his Civic to the Porter Square shopping plaza.
??????? And he's got a car in the Boston area at all?
I guess he could always just take up two spaces if you really needed to go to Shaw's.
Watertown is an ocean of parking. It should be called Parkingtown.
Oh, I think I misread 142. Do you mean that the Porter Square lot is always full? It's certainly annoying that way. Lots of people circling the lot and talking on their cel phones (i.e., not paying attention).
146: I was thrown by the mention of the Civic and was thinking you'd need a fancier car to avoid being mocked.
I try to stick to the local and seasonal, but there was fresh asparagus from Mexico at the store, and I wanted it and was weak. On the plus side, after I sent it out to the table and was dealing with the rest of dinner, Siobhán came in to the kitchen to tell me that the asparagus was awesome, underscoring her praise with a high five. My kids fucking rule.
You people are all weird.
Did brussels sprouts for the first time last night, in a big batch of roasted (mostly) root vegetables - great success.
Tonight was the vegetarian Thai antidote to Thanksgiving. All of it's yummy.
Oh, hey - anyone want to guess what the shelf life of duck fat is in the refrigerator? If you care for me at all you'll say, "Two years, easy."
Also:
"Stabbing with sword follows racial slurs"
150: Do you have a dog or something to test it on?
Wouldn't you be able to smell it or whatever if it had gone off? Put some on toast and try it.
156: I suppose trying it on some toast would be better than trying it on the dog. If it has gone off, you'll have spent hours on prepping the dog and won't have anything to spread on it.
159: I imagine Vernon Bridges as a bit of a dapper, african-american samurai. In my head, he was wearing a nice fedora and possibly spats.
I don't trust the anecdotal evidence in 157's link. We need to find someone who doesn't care for JRoth to tell him that he'd better count on six months at the outside.
160: Photos for 151 are here. Unfortunately, no picture of his clothes. They do have a picture of the sword-cane. It's nicer than mine.
162: More detail (including more craziness) from the local small town paper.
"Sorry, man. I did not mean for that to happen," Bridges said.
Ronald Book remained agitated, Mann said, fighting with paramedics and continuing to scream racial slurs as he said that Bridges "stabbed me like a pig." Mann said officers and medics wanted Book to calm down because the more agitated he was, the faster his heart was pumping blood out of the wound.
the more agitated he was, the faster his heart was pumping blood out of the wound.
There's a lesson there for you kids out there.
I feel certain that W-lfs-n doesn't care for me at all, and that my duck fat is therefore still good.
You may be a low-down no-good Pburg architect, JRoth, but it's still not the case that I don't care for you at all.
163: What a great lede. Journalists don't often get to use the phrase "run through".
164: You may trust W-lfs-n, but in this case, you should mostly trust your nose.
Oh right, sorry. Unless you were talking about the fridge life of duck fat, in which case I, having had some go rancid after a year, don't trust you in the least.
Have you considered that perhaps that was your fault?
170: I may have said a few bad words, but I was stabbed. Stabbed in one end and out the other. Quit blaming the victim.
Assigning fault in the question of a once-gained trust having been lost seems fraught. Better to make charitable amends over a hearty bucket of duck fat.
171: While searching for the details, came across a link to a threat Stormfront about the incident. Stupidly read it. You are but a pale imitation.
I recently found a bowl with some old duck fat in the back of the fridge. I think it's about a year old. Not sure if it's edible, I've been sort of afraid to check.
OT: any ideas on getting burnt cranberries off of a pot?
174: 171 was just me being deliberately obtuse. Should I have gone with 'Opinionated Stabbed-Guy'?
Like all real men, Mr. Hutchins is homophobic but makes an exception for lesbians .
FEMALE LESBIANS, GAY FEMALE HOMOSEXUALS, and BI-SEXUAL FEMALES, {Women who Love BOTH Men and other Females}, are NOT mentioned in the CHRISTIAN BIBLE
this sentence offers so much to love! They redundancy! The typography! The excitement at the thought of BI-SEXUAL FEMALES, {Women who Love BOTH Men and other Females}!
The romantic kind, not the fruity kind.
Fruits are only interested in sex anyway.
Mr. Hutchins
Man, I keep going back and looking at this site and I have got to stop if for no other reason that I'm pretty sure the dude's site is causing the retinal equivalent of CRT burn-in. I mean, Christ, I have floating opposite-side-of-the-color-wheel lettering hovering over the comment window.
FYI, my barbecued turkey came out quite nice as did the meatatarian stuffing. The vegetarian stuffing was an utter failure but totes whevs, it was an experiment. I also cleaned the refrigerator - including removing the shelves and washing them - which makes me extremely happy.
I also cleaned the refrigerator - including removing the shelves and washing them - which makes me extremely happy.
I stopped cleaning mine. I'm waiting for the government to help me buy a new one.
