Tuesday, October 27, 2009

ON THE LEFT: Nina Totenberg


Totenberg: Bush White House 'More Like the Mob' in Freezing Out Media Outlets

Discussing the Obama White House's quest to discredit and banish the Fox News Channel, NPR's Nina Totenberg declared going “on the offensive publicly against Fox was not too bright” and she recalled how, in contrast, the Bush White House “just cut people dead, it froze them out, you know it froze whole institutions out, didn't talk about it.”

Putting it in the most-nefarious light, she charged on the weekly Inside Washington: “It was much more like the Mob.” Seemingly ruing Team Obama's miscue in not matching the Bush method, Totenberg asserted that “when you talk about it, you diminish your influence.”

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  3. And we should believe Totenberg..... why?

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  4. From the last thread:

    OR, I named the Spyder all right.

    Clotho, the spinner of the thread of life.

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  8. Welcome Jew-nami. Where are you located - generally speaking.

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  10. Welcome, Jewnami. My oldest son was insisting last night that tidal waves are called tusami's. He's 7 and very smart, but gets cranky when called on something.

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  12. Classified.

    Ahhh, Area 51, DEZ lives there too!

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  13. Nina T. spoke at my alma mater right after her infamous "NPR and PBS don't get gov't $, that's a myth".

    /dummy

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  14. No, JCM - that's the old Spyder's name. The Ford Explorer (1998) is named Kriemhild.

    I have no idea if the next car will be named or not. I've named most of my cars, come to think of it. Samantha, Venus, Kriemhild and Clotho.

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  16. Nina T.'s brain....
    Now that's a myth.

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  17. This administration has many czars in place, but alas, no Surgeon General.

    What's up with that?

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  20. How do you quote 'n stuff?

    Like this:

    "'n stuff?"

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  21. How do you quote 'n stuff?

    Old school html.

    <*i>Italics<*/i>
    <*b>Bold<*/b>
    <*a href="url">Link text<*/a>

    Remove the asterisks.

    Copy and paste what you want to quote.

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  22. Jew-nami said...
    How do you quote 'n stuff?

    Copy and paste.

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  23. Jewnami, unless you have mighty html-fu, you might want to wait a few days before our new site which I was told would be much easier.

    /"Uh, I was told there wouldn't be any math"

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  24. Nina "Mountain of the Dead" criticized the WeeWon? Wow. Things are heading south.

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  25. Blogspot is quite primitive. You have to manually copy and paste to quote.
    Often, we put <em> and </em> tags around the quote to make it italic.
    And links are harder. You do
    <a href="linkToTheWebSite">Text you want to appear for the link</a>
    Leave the quotes; they're necessary.

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  26. Gak, they don't have a Surgeon General because, well, "General" sounds all military.
    They're waiting until they can have a "Healthcare Czar".

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  27. Blogspot is our FEMA trailer till the new digs are ready.

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  28. Pretty nice place, still.



    For a refugee camp.

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  29. ... didn't talk about it. It was much more like the Mob. When you talk about it, you diminish your influence

    Ah. So, the lack of any evidence that the Bush White House targeted opposition media, is PROOF of how nefariously they were doing it! Got it, Nina.

    /I'm reminded of Walt Kelly's "Pogo", and the tribe of invisible Indians

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  30. JCM said...
    Blogspot is our FEMA trailer till the new digs are ready.

    Oh, good one JCM.

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  31. Jewnami said:
    For a refugee camp.

    Have you been issued your Giant Souvenir Key yet?

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  32. As for cars, my sister always named hers. I named a couple. One was Otto; I had a beat up Ford pickup known as the Millenium Falcon ("C'mon baby ... hold together" was a common refrain); there was "Crystal Rose" named after the color of the car (which seemed much like the name of a stripper); and Caffus Lee (My old Tracker, named after a sign I saw on a dirt road way up in the Appalachians).

    I have so little invested in my current modes of transport I haven't bothered to put names on them.

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  33. Blogspot = mesolithic blogging. We can catch fish, but we haven't yet figured out agriculture.

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  34. JCM said...
    How do you quote 'n stuff?

    Old school html.

    <*i>Italics<*/i>
    <*b>Bold<*/b>
    <*a href="url">Link text<*/a>

    Remove the asterisks.

    Copy and paste what you want to quote.

    To be clearer, the command should be written like this:

    <i>Italics</i>
    <b>Bold</b>
    <a href="url">Link text</a>

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  35. Of course there was the pre-Cambrian era of C++.

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  36. Lucius:

    I named a couple

    You shouldn't admit that out loud.

    Only girls name their cars.

    (They said so on "Car Talk".)

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  37. Some days you gotta' hand it to the French...

    Church of Scientology convicted of fraud in France

    A Paris court convicted the Church of Scientology of fraud and fined it more than euro600,000 ($900,000) on Tuesday, but stopped short of banning the group's activities.
    The group's French branch said it would appeal the verdict.

    The court convicted the Church of Scientology's French office, its library and six of its leaders of organized fraud. Investigators said the group pressured members into paying large sums of money for questionable financial gain and used "commercial harassment" against recruits.

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  38. But we still can't do a bunch of old school html -- I've noticed there are entire aeons of tags the comment field won't take.

    I guess we have to await incipient vegiculture in the early neolithic to get to that phase.

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  39. Oh yes, for those with more HTML knowledge, blogspot does not allow links that open in another window. It refuses to accept the TARGET="_blank" attribute.

    And that means you should right-click on links, and select "Open in new tab" or "open in new browser" so you don't lose your place in the blog.

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  40. OR -- the day I take my cues on masculinity from car talk is the day I swallow my 12 guage.

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  41. Pi Guy said...

    How'd you do dat?

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  42. Sheesh, Luc, what have you got against "Car Talk"?

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  43. I named a couple.

    Me too, and the bug I had in high school was named? the turnbug of course.

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  44. If you donate to NPR, you can get your own Nina Totin' Bag.

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  45. Yep, those Gun / Weapon free zones really work out well....

    2 people attacked at Boston hospital building

    Police say one person has been shot and another stabbed at a medical office building in Boston.

    Police say a suspect was arrested after the Tuesday afternoon attack at a high-rise near Massachusetts General Hospital.

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  46. buzzsawmonkey said...
    If you donate to NPR, you can get your own Nina Totin' Bag.

    And is it ever voluminous! You can tote around diane-reams of paper.

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  48. turn, you know who else had a VW Bug?

    TED BUNDY, THAT'S WHO.

    /looking at turn suspiciously

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  49. You include the angle brackets by typing &lt; for the open angle bracket < and &gt; > for the closing one; they are also GreaterThan and LessThan signs.
    And I tped this by using &amp; for the ampersand.
    Note- the semicolons at the end are critical for this to work.

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  50. Occasional Reader said...
    /I'm reminded of Walt Kelly's "Pogo", and the tribe of invisible Indians

    "The Invisible Tribe" and "Sawdust" were the strips-within-a-strip in Dick Tracy, not Pogo.

    "Fearless Fosdick," of course, was the Tracy-takeoff strip-within-a-strip in Li'l Abner.

    I don't think Pogo ever had a strip within a strip, though it often poked fun at Little Orphan Annie as Houn' Dog's ideal "Lulu Arfin' Nanny."

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  51. TED BUNDY, THAT'S WHO

    OR, one of the guys I work with lived down the street from him.

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  52. JCM said...
    Pi Guy said...

    How'd you do dat?

    Instead of typing a < character, I used the code &lt; (lt="less than"), and instead of typing a > character, I used the code &gt; (gt="greater than").

    So if I want <i> to appear, I type the rather bizaare looking code:

    &lt;i&gt;

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  53. I guess we have to await incipient vegiculture in the early neolithic to get to that phase.

    And then, one night, a giant black monolith will appear, and telepathically teach us how to use the "banning stick"...

    /

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  54. Just got the agenda for what promises to be a painful meeting tomorrow. I responded to the secretary who sent the stuff out with the following message:

    "Why couldn't you just have suffered from temporary amnesia and not sent this out. None of us would have complained .... honest."

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  56. Pi Guy said...

    Ahhhhhh....

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  57. Hi everyone. Taking a quick break here for a few.

    Welcome Jew-nami! Clever nic.

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  58. "The Invisible Tribe" and "Sawdust" were the strips-within-a-strip in Dick Tracy, not Pogo.

    I didn't say it was a strip within a strip, seƱor smartypants. But I clearly recall a Pogo strip in which one of the characters (I think it was Albert Alligator) claimed that a tribe of invisible Indians had once inhabited the swamp, and cited as proof of this that no evidence of them had ever been found. (This seems similar to Nina's reasoning set forth above.)

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  59. Hey PBJ's here, lunch is on the menu boys!

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  60. My second car, a replacement for the one I totaled, Wendy in tribute to "Born to Run." That one was eventually replaced by the Escort station wagon I bought while I was engaged, which was called Sadie Sadie Married Lady. I've had four cars since then but none of them have had names.

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  61. turn said... <no shit>

    Usually there's laxatives for that kind of problem.

    /*ducks*

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  62. turn done gone and said...
    OR, one of the guys I work with lived down the street from him.

    Yeesh.

    That mere fact would definitely cause me to revisit my home security system.

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  63. turn said...
    <no shit>

    Shouldn't that be:

    </shit>


    ("Close shit" tag)

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  64. Funny, I've always looked at the government as the Mafia - a lot of money, a lot of power & God help you if you ask them for a favor.

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  65. Does the code still work?

    <^>(˙¿˙)<^>

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  66. doppelganglander said...

    Somebody has a birthday coming up ... neener neener neener

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  67. BDVM,

    The mafia you can make a deal with.......

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  68. turn, you've been looking at FB again. What did you get me?

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  69. Naming your car is unusual, but it's OK.

    For the first six years of my life, I thought my name was "Jesus Christ".

    I'd bring friends over, and Dad would say, "Jesus Christ, where did all these kids come from?"

    I'd forget to clean my shoes, and Dad would yell, "Jesus Christ! There's mud all over the kitchen floor!"

    /Bill Cosby

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  70. doppelganglander said...

    {doppel}

    Actually you don't have to look at facebook, they send you an email reminder about your friends. I suck at facebook, I don't even know how to use it.

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  71. So since a Totenkopf is a Death's Head emblem, what's a Totenberg? Death Mountain?

    /Neun und neunzig Totenbergs

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  72. Speaking of Ted Bundy... quick life lesson there, especially for you ladies: Just because that stranger who's asking you to walk off somewhere with him and help him has his arm or leg in a sling or cast, doesn't mean he REALLY has a broken bone.

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  73. OLT: For the first years of his life, my youngest brother thought his last name was Rascal. That changed real quick when he got lost in a shopping mall. :)

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  74. The Mafia will at least let you smoke. The Mafia will probably let you eat better food than the scolds on the Left, too.

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  75. OLT, I suppose a "Totenberg" is what did in the Titanic.

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  76. JCM said...
    Does the code still work?

    <^>(˙¿˙)<^>

    You can do plenty of other stuff with those codes:

    E=MC²

    ½×½=¼

    encyclopƦdia

    Beowulf Ćønd Godsylla

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  77. Occasional Reader said...
    Speaking of Ted Bundy... quick life lesson there, especially for you ladies: Just because that stranger who's asking you to walk off somewhere with him and help him has his arm or leg in a sling or cast, doesn't mean he REALLY has a broken bone.

    Absolutely girls. Before you go anywhere with a strange man, check his limbs and kick him sqwar in da nutz three times!

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  78. OLT

    Then one day, my Dad yelled at me to get in out of the rain, "Look, Dammit, get in here!" I said, "But Dad, I'm Jesus Christ!"

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  79. I bet Titanic is a lot less romantic dubbed in German.

    /eisberg?

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  81. The Mafia will probably let you eat better food than the scolds on the Left, too.

    As long as you remember to stir the f**king sauce.

    /Goodfellas

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  82. But if the sauce has started to burn, don't stir it.

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  83. I had a nickname in college that stuck so well, most of my friends didn't realize that it wasn't my real name until well after graduation.

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  85. I may be a bit prejudiced, but German always sounds angry to me. I can't imagine German as romantic.

    But English isn't that great for romance, either.

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  86. OldLineTexan said...
    I bet Titanic is a lot less romantic dubbed in German.

    /eisberg?

    Ich bin ein eisberger!

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  88. Well, it looks like my relief is here. So I am off into the great urban wilds to document the denziens. See you all later and have a good night.

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  89. I may be a bit prejudiced, but German always sounds angry to me.

    To me, they always sound like they're chatting about overrunning Poland.

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  90. Dianna said...

    I may be a bit prejudiced, but German always sounds angry to me. I can't imagine German as romantic.

    Mark Twain once remarked that the German language was an excuse to spit on people in polite society.

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  91. experiencedtraveller said...
    Testing, testing 1,2,3...

    Correspondence Committee

    Wait! You've linked us to ourselves! OH NOOOOOOoooooo...

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  92. Although in the long run overrunning Poland never really works out for them...

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  93. Beer Drinking Victory Monkey said...
    I had a nickname in college that stuck so well

    "Slab Meatjaw"?

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  94. The European Union commissioners have announced that agreement has been reached to adopt English as the preferred language for European communications, rather than German, which was the other possibility. As part of the negotiations, Her Majesty's Government conceded that English spelling had some room for improvement and has accepted a five-year phased plan for what will be known as EuroEnglish (Euro for short).

    In the first year, "s" will be used instead of the soft "c." Sertainly, sivil servants will resieve this news with joy. Also, the hard "c" will be replaced with "k". Not only will this klear up konfusion, but typewriters kan have one less letter.

    There will be growing publik emthusiasm in the sekond year, when the troublesome "ph" will be replaced by "f". This will make words like fotograf" 20 persent shorter.

    In the third year, publik akseptanse of the new spelling kan be expekted to reach the stage where more komplikated changes are possible. Governments will enkorage the removal of double letters, which have always ben a deterent to akurate speling. Also, al wil agre that the horible mes of silent "e"s in the languag is disgrasful, and they would go.

    By the fourth year, peopl wil be reseptiv to steps such as replasing "th" by "z" and "w" by " v".

    During ze fifz year, ze unesesary "o" kan be dropd from vords kontaining "ou", and similar changes vud of kors be aplid to ozer kombinations of leters.

    After zis fifz yer, ve vil hav a reli sensibl riten styl. Zer vil be no mor trubls or difikultis and evrivun vil find it ezi tu understand ech ozer.

    Ze drem vil finali kum tru.

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  95. OR

    To me, they always sound like they're chatting about overrunning Poland

    There's some heavy metal band that has a deep, scary German voice-over in one of their songs - you hate to imagine what it is they're saying, but it turns out to be a recipe for soup or something!

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  97. Beer Drinking Victory Monkey said...

    had a nickname in college that stuck so well, most of my friends didn't realize that it wasn't my real name until well after graduation.

    You mean your parents didn't name you Beer Drinking Victory Monkey? I would not have guessed that.

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  98. Beowulf and Godsylla -- that's a hoot.

    I use that when I teach Beowulf.

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  99. Dianna said...
    I may be a bit prejudiced, but German always sounds angry to me. I can't imagine German as romantic.

    Clearly, you haf never seen ze moon rising ofer ze guard tower.

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  100. Occasional Reader said...
    Beer Drinking Victory Monkey said...
    I had a nickname in college that stuck so well

    "Slab Meatjaw"?

    Fridge Largemeat?
    Blast Hardcheese?
    Punch Rockgron?
    Crud Bonemeal?

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  101. Pi Guy - I can't believe I actually read your entire post and it began to kunekt./

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  103. Occasional Reader said...
    "Just because that stranger who's asking you to walk off somewhere with him and help him has his arm or leg in a sling or cast, doesn't mean he REALLY has a broken bone."

    That's why I always give their arms a good twist just to make sure.

    Little old ladies run from me if I offer to help them cross the street.

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  105. Russkilitlover said...
    Occasional Reader said...
    "Just because that stranger who's asking you to walk off somewhere with him and help him has his arm or leg in a sling or cast, doesn't mean he REALLY has a broken bone."

    That's why I always give their arms a good twist just to make sure.

    Little old ladies run from me if I offer to help them cross the street.

    Twist Armpain!

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  106. OLT:
    Absolutely girls. Before you go anywhere with a strange man, check his limbs and kick him sqwar in da nutz three times!

    Stone Crotchkick!

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  107. Beer Drinking Victory Monkey said...

    Stone Crotchkick!

    Nina Totenberg!


    /Brings thread full circle

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  110. I got a response from the exec. secretary to my request:

    "I know, I know…………….."

    She and I are generally on the same page.

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  111. turn
    I suck at facebook, I don't even know how to use it.
    I keep getting a sidebar message to suggest friends for you since you don't have many.

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  112. Occasional Reader said...
    You're a funny guy, OLT.

    Oh yeah? Funny how? Am I some kinda clown to youse, hah?

    /

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  113. rsrn,
    I put a hotdog in turn's pocket so he'll have some friends.

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  115. Hi you guys - welcome Jew-nami!

    JCM, if you're about, thank you for putting up that second Broadside - you never quite know what to expect around here as far as the timing.

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  116. redstateredneck said...

    I keep getting a sidebar message to suggest friends for you since you don't have many.

    I get a lot of friend suggestions for people I can't identify. One person has his profile set to such high privacy, I can't see who his friends are to figure out how I might know him. And with so many friends I only know by screen names, it gets pretty weird.

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  117. Well I don't know what happened to my comment but everything seems ok now.

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  118. Hey, snow - is something giving you trouble? Anything I can do to help?

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  119. turn, I see that you and 2P have become friends. Check your requests.

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  120. Oh yeah? Funny how? Am I some kinda clown to youse, hah?

    Oh, wow...I think I just heard Joe Pesci.

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  121. No thanks,its good. Hi CC!Hi everybody.

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  122. OLT

    rsrn,
    I put a hotdog in turn's pocket so he'll have some friends.
    Good. It was worrying me.

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  125. 'bout time to head on down the road.
    Sees yas in the am.

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  126. Damn it. I can't wait until we move. Blog(damn)spot is really starting to piss me off.

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  128. Later Sas. I will have a beer or 10 for you tonight.

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  129. Later Sas. I will have a beer or 10 for you tonight

    Say hi to Helen for me
    :P

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  130. Squatch said... Say hi to Helen for me
    :P

    Not a fucking chance. If she shows up you know I am the first one out the back door.

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  132. OK, I have a cup of coffee and a couple of cookies. Who is JewNami? Clever nic, funny parting comment too. That is funny odd, not lol funny.

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  133. Oh dear. I just debunked an email "help our troops" chain letter my mom sent out for the umpteenth time.

    No, it's not "our boys in Afghanistan." The photo is of a Soviet helicopter taken in Hungary. Although there are those who would consider the Soviets "our boys" so if she received the email from a communist it would have been appropriate about 25 years ago.

    Awaiting the "you're a kill joy" email in response.

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  134. Gak -- I think the appropriate phrasing is "Who's in Hell."

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  136. Pi's been posting creepy Halloween themed videos, I think Helen fits that category nicely.

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  137. snowcrash said...

    OK, I have a cup of coffee and a couple of cookies. Who is JewNami? Clever nic, funny parting comment too. That is funny odd, not lol funny.

    Good question. Some we all know, I am sure.

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  138. ---Russia, India and China have proposed to develop a collective strategy to stabilize Afghanistan and expect a positive answer from the United States....

    "The three countries are able and are ready to work with OTHER countries to develop a collective strategy," Lavrov said....

    "We expect [US President Barack] Obama's administration will use the opportunity of Afghanistan's NEIGHBORING countries as well as other regional players in order to stimulate groups in Afghanistan to reach a general understanding of how to establish their destiny," he said.---

    Russia, India, China suggest collective strategy on Afghanistan

    Afternoon everyone. Quite a day.

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  139. Ich bin Jew-nami, and I haven't parted.

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  140. Erik The Red said...
    midwestgak said...

    Who's Helen?

    Sage's girlfriend

    LOL Erik. You really caught be off guard. LOL

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  141. Jew-nami said...

    Ich bin Jew-nami, and I haven't parted.

    Spill it Jm. Who were you in your previous life?

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  143. Jew-nami said...

    Classified.

    Do I know you?

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  144. Thanks, redstate. I didn't get the email.

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  145. A wimba whey a wimba whey a wimba whey.......

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  147. Jew-nami, if you don't give up your secret, we're going to put you in... the Comfy Chair.

    And you don't want that, do you?

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  148. Lucius--

    No, it's not "our boys in Afghanistan." The photo is of a Soviet helicopter taken in Hungary.

    Hey, if our current CinC maintained that US troops in Afghanistan were forced to load captured Kalashnikov rounds into their M-16s and M4s, why NOT have them flying around Afghanistan in Soviet helicopters by way of Hungary?

    /

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  150. Is anyone else having a problem with losing one or more posts off the end of the thread every other time you refresh?

    They come back on the next reload, but it's getting annoying.

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  152. Does it to me all the time, eschew.

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  153. Eschew, I had a problem losing the first post when I logged on, but no other problems.

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  154. Well, Hoffman should be ahead.

    /what with running two Democrats and splitting the vote like that

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  155. Well....then I'm in great company!

    and misery loves company ;-)

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  156. /causing much hand wringing elsewhere

    I'm loving watching this unfold. Election next Tuesday, right?

    /go Hoffman!

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  157. Occasional Reader said...

    Hey, if our current CinC maintained that US troops in Afghanistan were forced to load captured Kalashnikov rounds into their M-16s and M4s

    /that'd make a nice magic trick

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  158. Can anyone tell me how in the hell a frog can get into a toilet?

    I damn near had a heart attack!

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  159. If they make up smear campaigns about him, we can operatically refer to them as the "Tales of Hoffman".

    (I haven't been following this closely... please tell me Hoffman does not have theocratic tendencies?)

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  160. Fluffy, did you flush it or take it out?

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  161. I know that I'm always cramming 7.62x39 ammo and 5.45x39 ammo into my 5.56x45 AR-15.

    Doesn't everyone? I mean, it's all bullets, right?

    /why would I expect the CinC to know one iota more than his press corps bootlicks?

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  162. /that'd make a nice magic trick

    That's why our troops are issued the M-349 Field Hammer.

    /

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  163. Captured and released - still trying to figure out how it got there.

    I need a drink!

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  164. Jew-nami, if you would please click on my nic and send me an email so I can add you to the list. We're moving in a few days and invites will be sent for registration.

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  165. Is that like a "How do you get an elephant in a refrigerator" joke?

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  166. Jew-nami said...
    Pretty nice place, still.



    For a refugee camp.

    October 27, 2009 12:22 PM

    We're not a refugee camp, exactly...and we're not a "stalker blog", either, though we may be a "stalkee blog". ; )

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  167. Occasional Reader said...

    (I haven't been following this closely... please tell me Hoffman does not have theocratic tendencies?)

    He's actually a teabagging Creationist closet net-Nazi.

    As is every other conservative you ever met.

    /I guarantee that "Minuteman" in the title is going to "prove" he has racist roots

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  168. Fluffy Bunny said...
    Can anyone tell me how in the hell a frog can get into a toilet?

    It was trying to escape from Glenn Beck?

    /

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  169. Now CC, you are treading MIGHTY close to the line there.

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  170. To be clearer, the command should be written like this:

    old archaic i and b tags.



    Actually, if you want to be technical, the "em" and "strong" tags make more sense than the old archaic italic and bold. ;)

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  171. Occasional Reader said...
    "(I haven't been following this closely... please tell me Hoffman does not have theocratic tendencies?)"

    I'm sure if you apply 60 degrees of separation you could link him up to every imaginable racist, homophobic, white supremecist, neo nazi, neocon, socon rascal that ever walked the planet.

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  173. Poll: Christie up by 4 in New Jersey

    The "doomed" GOP, on the verge of scoring a hat trick.

    /watch the hand wringing turn into 'splodey heads

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  174. Pink Freud said...
    Jew-nami, if you would please click on my nic and send me an email so I can add you to the list.

    DON'T DO IT, JEW-NAMI!

    IT'S A TRAP!

    http://www.ecoautoninja.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/admiralackbar.jpg

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  175. I heard Hoffman once ate at the same restaurant that served a guy whose aunt was the secretary of a cousin who once posted on Stormfront.

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  176. /where's the new place?


    I makded u a website but I eated it.

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  177. Pink Freud said...

    Jew-nami, if you would please click on my nic and send me an email so I can add you to the list. We're moving in a few days and invites will be sent for registration.

    Is it safe?

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  178. Killian Bundy said...
    Poll: Christie up by 4 in New Jersey

    The "doomed" GOP, on the verge of scoring a hat trick.

    /watch the hand wringing turn into 'splodey heads

    May they all pull an Alec Baldwin.

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  179. Running Bare said...

    I makded u a website but I eated it.

    OH NOES!

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  180. As I've said before, let's admit it: "Stormfront" is a pretty cool name for a website. Too bad a bunch of frickkin' Nazis got it first.

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  181. frikkin' Nazis with sharks on their heads

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  182. Pink Freud said...
    Jew-nami, if you would please click on my nic and send me an email so I can add you to the list.

    Occasional Reader said...

    DON'T DO IT, JEW-NAMI!

    IT'S A TRAP!

    http://www.ecoautoninja.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/admiralackbar.jpg



    DON'T DO IT, JEW-NAMI!

    IT'S A TARP!

    http://www.icanhasforce.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/star-wars-ackbar-tarp.jpg

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  184. OR, you can hang out at Stormfront. Just take a viola with you for protection and call it research.

    /

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  185. Occasional Reader said...

    As I've said before, let's admit it: "Stormfront" is a pretty cool name for a website. Too bad a bunch of frickkin' Nazis got it first.
    _______________________________________________
    I imagine "Aproaching Low Pressure Cell" is already taken?

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  186. Now CC, you are treading MIGHTY close to the line there.

    Yup! LOL

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  187. Yeah, all the good ones are taken.

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  188. "Stormfront" is a pretty cool name for a website. Too bad a bunch of frickkin' Nazis got it first."

    I always thought it would be a good name for a racehorse. That and Ace of Spades.

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  190. frikkin' Nazis with sharks on their heads

    ... and the sharks have lasar beams shooting out of their eyes.

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  191. Running Bare said...

    ... and the sharks have lasar beams shooting out of their eyes.

    That sounds irreducibly complex ...

    /

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  193. OR, you can hang out at Stormfront. Just take a viola with you for protection and call it research.


    And then, "Cello! Nazis!!!1!"

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  194. Has anyone seen Erik the Red?

    Not for hours. You?

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  195. Jew-nami said...
    Pink Freud said...

    Jew-nami, if you would please click on my nic and send me an email so I can add you to the list. We're moving in a few days and invites will be sent for registration.

    Is it safe?

    You already know it is. If you are here and feel "safe" then you will be "safe" there. And I would tell you why except it's "classified."

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  196. New fascinating topic upstairs, boxing glove included.

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  198. Jew nami: Is it safe?

    Depends. [wicked evil grin]

    /Of course it's safe! I'm the Populator-in-Chief!

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  199. I imagine "Aproaching Low Pressure Cell" is already taken?

    I think that's a page from It'srainingmen.com.


    /

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  200. Man, I wish Erik the Red would post.

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