Friday, October 30, 2009

The Official C2 Late Night Chill Open Thread

164 comments:

  1. Hey, Chillers. How's it going?

    I'm going to have to click on that link.

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  2. Scozzafava Collapses, Republicans Refocus

    The events of the last 24 hours have pretty much clinched it: NY-23 is now officially a two-man race between the Democratic nominee Bill Owens and the Conservative Party upstart Doug Hoffman.

    From NRCC Chairman Pete Sessions to former Gov. George Pataki to former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (through his operative, Jake Menges), Republicans are quickly abandoning their nominee, Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava, and backing Hoffman in a last-ditch effort to keep former Rep. John McHugh's seat in GOP hands and, perhaps more importantly, deny the Obama administration a much-needed political victory.

    "I think it’s now to a point where we’ve got to win the Republican seat; it’s not about liberal or conservative," said a GOP consultant. "It’s about if we don’t help (Hoffman) over the finish line, Owens is going to win."

    "Dede’s out of it," the consultant continued. "The bottom has dropped out on her. She can’t win it. Looks like Sessions and the national Republicans are seeing that. It was a poor choice on Sessions' part to go with her in the first place."

    Another Republican on the ground in NY-23 said the Republican rush to embrace Hoffman was motivated in no small part to yesterday's DailyKos poll that found him in a dead heat with Owens (33-32) with Scozzafava trailing badly at 21 percent.

    The third and final Siena poll of the NY-23 race will be released tomorrow Sunday. When Siena last weighed in on this race on Oct. 15, it found Owens leading by four percentage points with Scozzafava losing ground and Hoffman moving up fast.


    But, but, Hoffman's a Creationist Tea Partier! How can this be happening to our beloved RINO Dede despite our smear attempt?

    /I know some heads that be a 'splodin, what's her face is in dead last place and should drop out today

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  3. Hey, Chillers. How's it going?

    You have email. Avoiding me isn't going to make the issue go away.




    ;)

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  4. Here is the winner of this Year's IgNoble.


    She deserves it far more than The One, who got the Nobel....and was nominated less than 2 weeks after taking over our lives. Feh.

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  5. Nana nana bo bana banana fanna fo fanna, how are you doing?

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  6. Behold the bra-mask -- a brassiere that in an emergency can be turned into a pair of protective face masks.


    The only problem with it, is that the intended use is for you to put your face in it when it's NOT being worn. Bummer.

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  7. LOL

    Hi, Bare...I just now saw your comment here, after I had checked my mail and gone to the new site to see the new feature and commented on it TWICE, so THERE. : p : )

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  8. Oh, ugh...I clicked. I don't know. Why is it so hard for me to imagine sincerity from him?

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  9. Airbrushing at the NYT.

    /It's not like we haven't seen this before oon other sites? ;-)

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  10. Ruh roh. Someone manipulating images again?

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  11. CC

    'Nana nana bo bana banana fanna fo fanna, how are you doing?'

    ROTFL! Too funny!

    So how's by you?!

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  12. P.S. I confess to Photoshopping the vampire mouth on the thread below. It belonged to an entire face before I got it. : )

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  13. Nana, thank you for asking. I'm cooking up tomorrow's threads...it's usually sleepy around here on weekends (like "WHERE IS EVERYBODY???" sleepy), so I'm just doing fun, weird stuff.

    How are you? Do you get a lot of trick-or-treaters?

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  14. Hi, Bare...I just now saw your comment here, after I had checked my mail and gone to the new site to see the new feature and commented on it TWICE, so THERE. : p : )


    Oh yeah? Says YOU!

    Sorry to put you out like that. I'm sure it was traumatic as all get out, and you'll need years of therapy, but someday... God willing, and the creek don't rise, you'll go on to live a complete and full productive life. :p

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  15. I LOVE THE FEATURE. There. I said it. That should put an end to the 9f9f9f Wars. ; )

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  16. Oh my, F2. What a poser he is.

    He's been being criticized for not once having done that so far - but he has managed to play more rounds of golf than Bush did in his presidency already - so he had to make a show of it (and, of course, bring the photog to prove it)...

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  17. Running Bare

    I think that the bra can be easily removed and used as a mask within minutes. Seriously, I imagine that woman have to practice. The woman who won the prize is trying to get a patent.

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  18. I LOVE THE FEATURE. There. I said it. That should put an end to the 9f9f9f Wars. ; )



    Well, it was either do that, or make it so this picture of Ray Charles pops up...

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  19. I think that the bra can be easily removed and used as a mask within minutes. Seriously, I imagine that woman have to practice. The woman who won the prize is trying to get a patent.

    Oh, I know that. I was just thinking how much more fun it would be to put my face in the bra while it's being worn. I like boobies.

    I'm a perve. What can I say?

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  20. Finally Free said...

    Airbrushing at the NYT.


    Okay, so I was sort of trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.

    /turns out it was cheap, orchestrated, narcissistic photo op at the expense of at least one of our brave soldiers who had already made the ultimate sacrifice

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  21. I'm out of my bubble bath.

    In time to watch Michele Bachmann on Hannity.

    She's calling for 'bus loads' of people to hit the capital and 'walk the halls' of Congress. Against anything Nancy Pelosi does. She gave out the building names,Rayburn, etc.

    Michele Bachmann is a profound liar.

    First, she knows, as a member of Congress, that security precludes people getting into any of the buildings without clearance. I know this for a fact because of the meetings on the Hill that I have to make. I also know this because when we arrange clients' 'fly ins' we have to get clearances for all our clients.

    Next, her 'busload' comment ignores the fact that no vehicle gets to within - pick a number - I'll say a thousand - feet of any government bulding anywhere.

    They have guns. Everywhere.

    I've supported Bachmann on ideolgical grounds.

    But no more.

    And Sean Hannity needs to be taken to the woodshed.

    He knows everything I know. And he's supporting this nut case.

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  22. Bush never went to Dover, never allowed photographs either, following Clinton's and his father's policy, and I guess now we know one reason why.

    /Bush met with the families

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  23. CC

    So what do you do in your spare time? ;)

    We did not get one kid here, and we are in an apartment building. And tomorrow it may rain, thus having fewer people than usual. I also think that the Swine Flu may be keeping kids indoors.

    Here is info about it.

    My kids are re-thinking going out with the little guys, who have had their regular flu shots already, but not the Swine Flu vaccine. Nearly impossible to find here.

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  24. Well, it was either do that, or make it so this picture of Ray Charles pops up...

    You. Are. So. Bad. LMAO (ONLY because I know he was a grumpy SOB to his musicians.)

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  25. So what do you do in your spare time? ;)

    What is this 'spare time' you have on your planet? ; )

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  26. What e-mail Bare? I didn't get no stinkin' email from you!!

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  27. Killian,

    President Bush went to visit each family's home, who had lost a child, husband, etc. He did it in private, and that had to be gut-wrenching.

    I miss him so much.

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  28. I also think that the Swine Flu may be keeping kids indoors.

    Hmmm. RB makes mental note to NOT give out Bacon to trick-or-treaters for Halloween... Sigh. On to Plan B, I guess.

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  29. CC

    'What is this 'spare time' you have on your planet?'

    I use it to post on CC! ;)

    But I know of what you speak all too well.

    I am from the same planet my kid brother is!

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  30. So, I bought this pack of 8 "glow in the dark" cat play balls with bells along with my last cat food order figuring hey, what a concept, they'll be easy to find, just turn out the lights and hunt them down. Turns out, they only "glow in the dark" for the same amount of time you hold them in direct contact with an incandescent light bulb.

    /damn it, I got ripped off for $3.50 with free shipping!

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  31. Hey Bare, I hope Plan B isn't giving out Baco-bits; they are treats for DOGS ya know?!

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  32. NY Nana said...

    President Bush went to visit each family's home, who had lost a child, husband, etc.


    /sure, he was much classier, but he didn't visit people's homes

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  33. Evening, all.
    Everyone has the same John Kerry/Frankenstein icon. Prolly a bug, but meanwhile, freakin' me out just a little.
    I wonder if I will have it too after I push the button...
    That would be frightening.

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  34. Hey Bare, I hope Plan B isn't giving out Baco-bits; they are treats for DOGS ya know?!



    No, I meant I was going to hand out Plan B. Dammit, now you're gonna tell me THAT is a bad idea, too?

    Ah, to hell with it. I hate kids anyway. They ain't gettin' squat. That's it.

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  35. Everyone has the same John Kerry/Frankenstein icon. Prolly a bug,

    A bug in blogspot is preventing avatars from showing up after the fifth comment. So, we made a nice default one that is used when/if the user's avatar is unavailable due to the bug.

    But for halloween, we changed it to something scarier.

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  36. Well if Turkeys can get Swine Flu from humans, we DESPERATELY need a hero with Swine Flu to run loose through the Democratic caucuses and committe rooms!

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  37. I bought way too many candy treats for Halloween. I hope some kiddies show up. Or even some adults.

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  38. Pigs can get Swine Flu from humans, and they have!


    LOL I'm betting we were the ones what started the Bird Flu, too. Man. I hope I never actually see pigs fly, because I don't think the world could handle a Pig-Bird Flu.

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  39. Hajj pilgrims may be told to take swine flu vaccine

    British Muslims may be required to provide flu vaccination certificates if they want to participate in the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca at the end of November, Saudi Arabia has warned.

    /and much ironic fun was to be had by Western intelligence agencies

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  40. G'nite,Raw Muse,

    Sweet dreams!

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  41. Tomorrow we might put up Keith Richards avatars.

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  42. Okay, I'm kidding. : )

    Why? He is the living dead, after all.

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  43. Just as long as they aren't - *GASP* Pelosi avatars!

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  44. Running Bare

    LOL I'm betting we were the ones what started the Bird Flu, too. Man. I hope I never actually see pigs fly, because I don't think the world could handle a Pig-Bird Flu.

    OK, serious Fresca™ spew here.

    But the birds will never tell!

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  45. NY Nana said...

    Here is some info on exactly what he did.


    Yep, he went the whole nine yards and stretched out for the first down every time.

    /didn't go to private residences for that purpose

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  46. But the birds will never tell!


    The birds tell me everything. I feel like Dr. Doolittle.

    I'm telling ya, though, if that blue bird comes around and starts telling me about her mate's "male problem" one more time... grrr...

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  47. Hey Corre∫pondence Committee it ain't funny even THINKING about putting Pelosi up as avatars! With or without the :)!
    I'd druther be Keith Richards that *spit* Nancy Pelosi!

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  48. Option 1

    Option 2

    Option 3

    Option 4

    Oh wait... forget option 3. That was from my Spank Bank. Sorry...

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  49. Running Bare

    Please, oh, please stop making me laugh so hard! My sides ache, damn it.

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  50. Please, oh, please stop making me laugh so hard! My sides ache, damn it.


    That's the best part about being "The Boss" - everyone thinks you're funny.


    (And yes, I expect you all to laugh at that, or else...)


    :p

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  51. So I'm looking for a fun image for tomorrow's avatar and I see this Barack Obama mask, so I click on it, and see this story from last year: Amazon.com listing had Barack Obama Halloween mask under 'terrorist'
    Oops! LOL (They have a screenshot at the link - it's under "terrorist costume".)

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  52. So I'm looking for a fun image for tomorrow's avatar and I see this Barack Obama mask

    Oh, come on. What's wrong with the Pelosi Clown? Clowns are scary!

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  53. You'd rather be Keith Richards?

    What if the choice was between Keith Richards and a piece of candy corn?

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  54. And Your Bird Can Sing

    The Beatles, Robert Johnson, think of what could have been in a saturated video age.

    Can you say Oscar?

    /Sony Thinks This Is It! Deserves A Best-Picture

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  55. Wow, Bare. Didn't know you had a collection of Nancy Pelosi pictures. ; )

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  56. Hey CC... If I give you a rifle, will you be Sarah Palin for Halloween? :)

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  57. (Plus, you dressed as Palin could come in handy ifyouknowwhatimeananithinkyoudo...)

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  58. Ok, sorry. That was highly inappropriate. Ima go out to the garage and hang myself in shame now.

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  59. Hey CC... If I give you a rifle, will you be Sarah Palin for Halloween? :)

    You betcha! ; )

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  60. Running Bare

    You're the boss? I did not know!


    That's what I have to say!

    And with that, I seriously am off to sleep! Sweet dreams!

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  61. That's what I have to say!

    And with that, I seriously am off to sleep! Sweet dreams!


    Awesome LOL... Good night, Nana!! Sweet dreams!

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  62. Corre∫pondence Committee -Candy Corn - but didja read the comments at the Obama Terrorist mask link?
    They are HILARIOUS!

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  63. Holy moly, K/B - that woman who had to go into that room...just damn!

    I read a few, realwest. : )

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  64. Ha! I love this comment, all over a mask - surely the McCain campaign was pulling the strings at Amazon:

    This is sick and very twisted. The McCain campaign will stop at nothing to continue the negative attacks. And the only reason for the negative attacks is because he does not have any solutions for the real issues that America is facing right now!!!! He is out of touch with America. But I guess those who thought that this was funny from Amazon.com agrees with McCain and his twisted issues. I WILL NEVER SHOP AMAZON.COM AGAIN! KNOW THIS! And I will pass this along to my friends and I assure you that they will not shop here again. What a shame and the holiday season is here... Bad For Business.

    Posted by: xxxx | October 27, 2008 at 05:36 AM

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  65. Well y'all, it's been grand as usual, but I gotta get some sleep now.
    Hope you all have a great evening/early morning and that I get the chance to see you all down the road.

    Good night, all.

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  66. Peep toes! Ruby slippers! I can almost hear the cackling and see the flying monkeys coming after her. : )

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  67. WHO?

    The team member missing from your profile, Hooter Boy.

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  68. The team member missing from your profile, Hooter Boy.


    *GLUB* *GLUB*

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  69. CC1 and CC2

    /time to make the transition, it's good enough

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  70. Peep toes! Ruby slippers! I can almost hear the cackling and see the flying monkeys coming after her. : )

    You! You shall be the bride of the Lost Skeleton!

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  71. Ah, I see we had a celebrity here. The Skeleton. He's a cool dude.

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  72. Visitor Records

    Check out 1-3, alphabetical. This is going to offer days of entertainment.

    /why else would they dump it on a Friday night?

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  73. Squatch had an even better way of IDing you - you had about five mods watching you at once. LOL

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  74. Oh, cool. It's CC. You're talking to me! YAY!

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  75. Of course I'm talking to you! LOL (Pinkie is having trouble getting into C Force One.)

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  76. K/B, he's re-writing the comments system to be better, faster, stronger, less cluttered and way cooler.

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  77. Do we have a squabble?

    /or should I just go eat some obscure tree bark?

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  78. Of course I'm talking to you! LOL (Pinkie is having trouble getting into C Force One.)

    Roger. I read you 5x5. The Pickle is in the sandwich. I say again, the Pickle is in the sandwich.

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  79. Do we have a squabble?

    Squabble? I think I've played that before. It's that game where you get a certain number of letters, and you have to use them to make fighting words on a board, right?

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  80. Corre∫pondence Committee said...

    K/B, he's re-writing the comments system to be better, faster, stronger, less cluttered and way cooler.


    And he can still do that, it's already better than what exists here now and will improve with time and more users.

    /step back from the blogspot teat

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  81. DID SOMEONE SAY "TEAT"????!?!?!?!?!

    WHERE? WHERE?

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  82. I'll be doing some major uploads tomorrow, KB...

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  83. RE: The comments about the Obama mask on the LA Times Article the CC referenced.

    Wow.

    Major wailing and gnashing of teeth.

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  84. I AM NEVER SHOPPING AT AMAZON AGAIN!!!

    How many of them do you think actually followed through with that?

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  85. George Soros, international criminal fugitive, actually set foot in Obama's White House.

    U.S. Stocks Drop as S&P 500 Ends Streak of Seven Monthly Gains

    Billionaire investor George Soros said the global economic recovery is “liable to run out of steam” and a “double dip” may follow in 2010 or 2011. He spoke in Budapest today, in a lecture organized by the Central European University. Investor Wilbur L. Ross Jr. told Bloomberg Radio the U.S. is in the beginning of a “huge crash in commercial real estate.”

    /can you take accurate notes or do you need a stenogrpher?

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  86. How many of them do you think actually followed through with that?

    All of them. - Right up to the moment that they want something that is for sale at Amazon.

    They will, however, spend a great deal of time and effort bad mouthing Amazon.com between now and then.

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  87. Billionaire investor George Soros said the global economic recovery is “liable to run out of steam” and a “double dip” may follow in 2010 or 2011

    Wasn't Soros involved in the currency collapse of some country?

    . . .

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  88. Syrah said...

    Wasn't Soros involved in the currency collapse of some country?


    Brokeback British currency.

    France Upholds George Soros’s Conviction

    France’s highest court upheld George Soros’s conviction of almost two decades ago in an insider-trading case that involved his trading in French bank Societe Generale. His lawyer, Paris-based Ron Soffer, said they would appeal the Court of Cassation’s ruling to the European Court of Human Rights because the length of the case has kept Soros from getting a fair trial.

    /you might ask yourself why an anti-capitalist Soros, who's been to Obama's White House twice, is bad mouthing Obama's lame economic efforts?

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  89. Economic "Recovery" Without Economic Growth

    Somebody needs to tell the President that it's not economic "growth" if the money is taken from those who produced it and given to the more politically favored who did not produce it. For example, taking money from a hard working business person or a successful corporation and giving it to, say, ACORN, is not economic growth. The continuing high jobless rate demonstrates this all the more. There can only be economic growth when new wealth is created. Wealth is not being created in America. It's being taken from those who earned it and doled out to those who didn't. Capitalism creates wealth. Socialism moves it around. You'd think by now that America would have learned the difference.

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  90. Pi Guy said...

    Something like 40% of Americans pay all the taxes in this country and the rest don't pay anything or get free money, tax credits.

    They all get to vote.

    /get it?

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  91. I think that socialist/statist do not believe that wealth is ever really created. I think that they believe it is only moved around.

    For them, economics is a zero sum game. This is how they justify taking money from "the haves" and giving it to "the have nots."

    Or more basely, needing a justification for their naked lust for power, they convince themselves that economics is a zero sum game.

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  92. On another topic entirely, the state of Nevada became a state 145 years ago today!

    Nevada's always been a weird place:

    -Nevada became a state on Halloween.

    -Nevada became a state in 1864, during the Civil War. Our state motto is "Battle Born", despite the fact that no significant Civil War battles were ever fought here.

    -"Las Vegas, Nevada" is Spanish for "The Snowcapped Meadows", which is the last thing anyone pictures when they hear that phrase.

    -There is exactly ONE correct way to pronounce "Nevada". (Want to pretend you're clever and pronounce it in the original Spanish? OK - they pronounce it "Neh-Baa-da", with a B sound. Even Nevadans who were born and raised in Spain don't use that pronunciation here.)

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  93. Corre∫pondence Committee said...
    Were you raised there Pi?


    Nope - I've lived here for only about 10 years. (Of course, in Vegas, that qualifies me to be a native.)

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  94. (Video of the story available at link)

    Plane Crashes Near Texas Station Casino

    LAS VEGAS -- A plane crashed near Texas Station at about 5 p.m. today. The plane, a Dragonfly Mark II registered out of Las Vegas, came to a rest on the west side of Rancho Blvd. just south or Coran Lane.

    According to Capt. Cedric Williams with the North Las Vegas Fire Department, the plane had two people on board when it crashed. One person was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The second refused treatment.

    Authorities say the small experimental plane had just taken off from the North Las Vegas Airport. Only minutes later it somehow lost all it's power. "Ending up coming down, striking a wire to a telephone pole, crossing about six lanes of traffic," said Lt. Joe Ojeda with Las Vegas Metro Police.

    But before the plane made a crash landing, it also hit Candice Porter's SUV. "It felt like something had fallen onto my roof, actually, but it was the tail of that aircraft that clipped it," she said. "It could have been worse. He could have hit the front end of my truck."

    There was also a fuel leak on the plane after it crashed, but authorities say because of the fast response, they were able to quickly take care of it.

    Metro has wrapped up with their part of the investigation. It will now be turned over to the National Transportation Safety Board.

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  95. (If you've been to Vegas, this is just north of the Circus Circus - you can see it in the background of the videos at the link.)

    Water Main Malfunction Causes Flooding on Las Vegas Blvd.

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  96. Pi Guy said...
    (If you've been to Vegas, this is just north of the Circus Circus - you can see it in the background of the videos at the link.)

    Water Main Malfunction Causes Flooding on Las Vegas Blvd.


    The Bellagio will now consider suing Circus Circus for copy their water show idea.
    ;)

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  97. I'm still here Pi! And I think lol is going to be able to be here tonight, too.

    Maybe we should cook up another groovy avatar for tomorrow...wanna?

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  98. Sounds good!

    What's the avatar for tonight?

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  99. I was thinking candy corn. Should we do something else?

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  100. I'd love a suggestion if you have something in mind!

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  101. Corre∫pondence Committee said...
    I was thinking candy corn. Should we do something else?


    Yum! I like candy corn! Sounds good to me!

    Before we commit to it, though...what are some other ideas?

    Bats?

    Pumpkins?

    Ghosts?

    Cats?

    Whole candy dish?

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  102. Since ya all is gonna ignore m while you plot LOL

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  103. I'll try a carved pumpkin, I think that would look good.

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  104. Running Bare said...
    Which is certainly better than this.


    Harvest moon?

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  105. Corre∫pondence Committee said...
    I'll try a carved pumpkin, I think that would look good.


    Sounds good!

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  106. While we're waiting for the new avatar, check out this cool "Death Becomes Her" costume.

    it simulates Goldie Hawn's character after she's been shot through the stomach. The hole in the stomach is simulated by having a video camera in the back of the costume, which relays video to a flat screen in the front of the costume!

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  107. Okay, it's up in the sandbox on that same thread. : )

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  108. If we can remove the border around the avatar image, it would "float" which would rock, but that might be too ambitious?

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  109. OMG Bare, I just clicked on your second link!!!!!AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!!!! LOL

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  110. Oh, whoops. I didn't have it published. I was just staring at it. LOL (Sorry Pi! It's there now.)

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  111. Did everyone observe John Adams birthday yesterday? I did. :)

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  112. Corre∫pondence Committee said...
    If we can remove the border around the avatar image, it would "float" which would rock, but that might be too ambitious?


    Let me see what I can do about the border. I'll be right back.

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  113. Thanks, Pi!

    I didn't know about it, Bat! Rats!

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  114. CC, few people do. I just happened to remember it when I looked at my computer at work and saw that is was October, 30th.

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  115. I can't get rid of the border easily, but there's your pumpkin!

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  116. I LIKEY!! (Yeah, they border everything! But that's okay, it looks good! LOL) Thanks!

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  117. Howdy, Pi Guy! What does Vegas do on Halloween!

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  118. Bare! OHHHHH BAAAAAAAARE!!!! Will you be joining us for fruitcup tonight?

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  119. It's rare that Mr. Bare is awake at this time, on acounta (Leave It To Beaver-speak) he has a day job and all that.

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  120. CC, You know, "on accounta!" You must be over 30 like me!

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  121. HAH! Did it! the avatar container had to be a child of #comments-block! Woot!

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  122. BatGuano said...
    Howdy, Pi Guy! What does Vegas do on Halloween!


    Things get really weird...not that there's any noticeable change.
    ;)

    Let's see:
    Circus Circus converts the Adventuredome into the Fright Dome for all of October

    The Fremont Street Experience overhead show changes to halloween inspired music and video for the last 2 weeks of October.

    The Bellagio Water Show mixes some halloween-related music in with it's standards (Alfred Hitchcock Show Theme, This Is Halloween, etc.)

    The NYNY added the "Zombie Precinct" Haunted House this year.

    Just about every social gathering place (clubs, big restaurants) has costume contests the last week of October.

    There's more, but those are the ones that immediately come to mind.

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  123. Running Bare said...
    HAH! Did it! the avatar container had to be a child of #comments-block! Woot!


    Thanks! (So THAT'S the trick! Thanks for the treat!)

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  124. I also changed the Background-repeat to no-repeat, and the backgroud-position to center. Also, got rid of the border.

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  125. Hi, LoL!!!! Nice thread upstairs!

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  126. Thanks! (So THAT'S the trick! Thanks for the treat!)

    You're welcome. I've been neckdeep in css with all the jQuery stuff I've been doing the past few days. :)

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  127. HAH! Did it! the avatar container had to be a child of #comments-block! Woot!

    Thanks, Bare! I got everything I wanted!!! IT FLOATS. Doesn't it look cool?? LOL

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  128. I dig it. Now quick, everyone upstairs before LoL gets all Kranky-Flakes on our asses.

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  129. Bat, I am definitely over thirty! (And I like watching "Leave It To Beaver"! I'M SICK. LOL)

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