Sunday, October 4, 2009

Sunday Morning Football


The air is cold and crisp, God has painted the landscape in shades of red, orange, and yellow, and the Halloween stores are open. That means... yes, you guessed it, football season!

Not a lot of exciting games this morning, from what I can see. Oakland vs. Houston? The Bucs vs. the Redskins? Chicago vs. Detroit? How do you get excited for games like that? It's almost like watching those Bum Fight videos - sure, it's funny to watch, but you kinda feel a little guilty for laughing.

The exciting matchup is, of course, tomorrow night: As 900-year old Brett Favre, making his 14,672nd consecutive start in the NFL, tries to lead the Vikings against the Green Bay Packers. Though it's been 883 seasons since he was not taken back by the Packers, setting in motion his centuries-long quest for vengeance, his anger still burns with the white hot heat of a thousand suns. Should be fun to watch.

But that's tomorrow. For today, let's just enjoy the hard-hitting, drunken stumbling, and incoherent rantings of this mornings Bum Figh... err I mean NFL games.

Good morning, all ya alls.

200 comments:

  1. Looks like they'll be bringing out the field goal unit, John.

    That's right. They almost have to do that in this situation. It's a good call. Now, where is my Turducken, Al?

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  2. Of course, the big game of the week (for me, anyhow) is Monday night.

    Packers @ Vikings.
    Favre has a chance to become the first player in history to beat all 32 teams !

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  3. I am absolutely dominating this quarter.

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  4. I continue to be indifferent to the NFL. Indifferent, and lovin' it!

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  5. I continue to be indifferent to the NFL. Indifferent, and lovin' it!

    Lions' fan ?

    //

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  6. Favre has a chance to become the first player in history to beat all 32 teams !

    Thanks to CC, I have adopted the Pack as my "NFC" team. I hope Aaron Rodgers lights him up. :D

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  7. I am absolutely dominating this quarter.

    It's still early in the game. Anything could happen.

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  8. I continue to be indifferent to the NFL. Indifferent, and lovin' it!

    Welcome OR!

    (Someone else already stole my line.. I, too, was planning to ask if you were a Lions fan LOL)

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  9. The photo confirms that pro football is a manly, masculine sport... played by manly, masculine men. Isn't that Miles Cowperthwaite with the ball?

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  10. Pffft, NFL. The CFL is where it's at. We do things better, faster, and longer. ;)

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  11. Sasquatch:

    "Lions' fan ?"

    You are so going to hell! Or Detroit. Whichever.

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  12. Thanks to CC, I have adopted the Pack as my "NFC" team. I hope Aaron Rodgers lights him up. :D

    Solid QB. Not many mistakes.
    My better half loves Favre, still has her Packer jersey stored away, never to be worn again....
    Never will accept he's anything but a Packer.

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  13. Solid QB. Not many mistakes.
    My better half loves Favre, still has her Packer jersey stored away, never to be worn again....
    Never will accept he's anything but a Packer.


    I tend to avoid the subject around CC whenever possible. Things just work out better that way.

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  14. You are so going to hell! Or Detroit. Whichever.

    Tough choice...

    Detroit 2016 !

    /wait....

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  15. Pffft, NFL. The CFL is where it's at. We do things better, faster, and longer. ;)



    It's just that you guys have a wider stance... errr I mean field.

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  16. The photo confirms that pro football is a manly, masculine sport... played by manly, masculine men. Isn't that Miles Cowperthwaite with the ball?

    ROFL..Yeah, that's pretty bad.

    Could you have found a worse pic, Bare ?

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  17. GO WHITE SOX!

    /too much sports for a single TV today

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  18. Could you have found a worse pic, Bare ?

    I'm pretty sure I could have. And if not, I'd have made one.

    Maybe Helen Thomas in the Lingerie Bowl, for instance.

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  19. Occasional Reader,
    I continue to be indifferent to the NFL. Indifferent, and lovin' it!
    ---
    I am still semi-illiterate in terms of NFL rules, and lovin' it. ;-)

    Will probably only change when I actually live in the States.

    Hi Occasional Reader and y'all C2ers!!

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  20. "And there's a flag on the play... 'Illegal "Comforting"'... five-yard penalty."

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  21. Real sports from Tampa:

    Rays beat Yankees! (Of course, Yankees just stood there...because they could)

    Bucs starting a new quarterback who will lead them to fame and glory! (What's his name again?)

    /When does the Liberty Pub open? I need a drink.

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  22. Maybe Helen Thomas in the Lingerie Bowl, for instance.

    Didn't you make one of those that same night ?
    Horrid.

    ROFLMAO.

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  23. I need more coffee, I've been downstairs talking to myself.
    OR! Good to see you. (Waving from across the river.)

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  24. "And there's a flag on the play... 'Illegal "Comforting"'... five-yard penalty."

    "Watch the replay. He really pounded that Tight End..."

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  25. "And there's a flag on the play... 'Illegal "Comforting"'... five-yard penalty."

    Yep, he's a "Packer".

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  26. Brings new meaning to the football phrase, "Taking it to the hole".

    /#435 of Things in the NFL That Sound Dirty But Are Not

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  27. And a huge HELLO to all, and welcome OR!

    Maybe at some point in time, we can catch up on the latest in stopping power?! ;)

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  28. Howdy, JIm. How are things over there in Bridge and Tunnel Land?

    :P

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  29. #434 - Splitting the uprights.

    ROTFL...

    #433 - He got penetration in the backfield.

    #432 - It's a game of inches.

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  30. Hey gettinby--

    "Maybe at some point in time, we can catch up on the latest in stopping power?! ;)"

    Hooray! The latest: Well, I hear tell about this newfangled "1911" pistol, but I dunno... these crazy kids with their wild contraptions...

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  31. Maybe at some point in time, we can catch up on the latest in stopping power?! ;)


    Oooh. A Gun Thread. That would be awesome.

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  32. No tunnels here in NOVA, OR, they are all in DC, MD or Tidewater. Doing great, though.
    Gettinby, what odds will you give me on the Redskins/ Bucs?

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  33. #433 - He got penetration in the backfield.

    #432 - It's a game of inches.


    LMAO.

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  34. #433 - He got penetration in the backfield.

    Let's go to the replay.

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  35. LMAO.

    #431 - The hole was so big, you could drive a truck through it.





    Well, anyone except Lawrence Maroney, who seems to think that a Running Back's job is to pretend he's a pinball, and bounce off the nearest player on his own team, then move his feet in place like he's not in a football game, but rather on Dancing with the Stars. Grrr...

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  36. When you get down in this area, you gotta just start pounding it in.

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  37. #431 - The hole was so big, you could drive a truck through it.

    Heh.

    #430 - He hit that gap at full speed.

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  38. In one of my fantasy leagues, my opponent and I have been playing "hide the lineup" all week by posting players we had no intention of starting, on bye, etc. Well, he just got locked out of making changes with no QB, no D, missing a WR, and starting the rest of his scrubs, heh.

    /pressing the Easy Button on this game

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  39. Hi Jim!

    odds

    My financial advisor advises that I should take the Bucs with 17 points.

    /and that's only because we're Bucs fans.
    //Shall I just go ahead and hit paypal to you now?

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  40. He's gotta stop trying to force it in there, John.

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  41. Today Number Two Son (Said in Charlie Chan voice) had honorable first time singing in church choir. He looked adorable.

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  42. Running Bare!

    Oooh. A Gun Thread. That would be awesome.

    Always an awesome subject, imho.

    BBL - y'all have fun.

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  43. Hey Y'all- this is REALWEST - sigh. Damned TypePad gave me a number and took away my name!

    Anyway, how are y'all doing?

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  44. video of SNL Obama sketch

    (I cannot get it to work for me)

    http://freedomeden.blogspot.com/2009/10/snl-obama-opening-skit.html

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  45. Anyway, how are y'all doing?


    Howdy, stranger. You're new 'round these parts isn't ya. ;)

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  46. But it is a noble and honorable number, Real.

    I'm doing ok, even though the day got off to a rocky start.

    Had to get the boy to church early for choir this morning. I figured I'd drop him off and have time to run homw and have a cup of coffee and round up the remaining offspring. The church is only about a half-mile from the house, and it takes at most ten minutes to get there, parked, and inside. But this morning they had a marathon and I couldn't get anywhere near the church. Long story short -- I had to take a TEN MILE detour to get to a place I can walk to in fifteen minutes.

    I ended up staying; the remaining children got out of church today.

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  47. Skit

    Watched that late last night. I'm actually shocked at how brutal they were. I thought I had been transported into some alternate universe or something.

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  48. On the upside, I got to sit with all the divorced moms. Pretty MILF-tastic.

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  49. 6p00e55 ... Real!

    I am all good as I've just started my 2 week vacation. Going to make some travelin' around the coming weekend. Woot!
    How is my hero doin'? ;-)

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  50. On the upside, I got to sit with all the divorced moms. Pretty MILF-tastic.

    LOL...

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  51. "Damned TypePad gave me a number and took away my name!"

    Secret... AGENT man! Secret... AGENT man!

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  52. Speaking of firepower and football, did anyone see our new starting "unknown" quarterback Josh Johnson (Bucs) NAIL that TD pass? First time for the Bucs in 12 games to get a TD on their opening drive.

    /Be still my heart.

    Now, I am gone for awhile. This should be a good game.

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  53. Howdy Running Bare - well I've hung out here before! LOL! How are ya today, y'all might want to check your e-mail in your spare time!

    And Lucius - thank you but I'd druther have my name up there than any number, no matter how noble and honorable it may be! And y'all know that you shoulda just joined the marathon in progress, so to speak!
    :)

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  54. /Be still my heart.


    It's a new sneaky plan - get your hopes up, and then crush them. ;)

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  55. realwest, how can we be sure that your number isn't... THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST?! [cue thunderclap, choir singing hysterically in Latin]

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  56. Hey hi there O.R. - wished I coulda been here for your grand - or not so grand as the case may have been - entrance last night, but welcome aboard my friend.
    And I think you mean this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mo3Wqf86N4w&feature=related

    No?

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  57. better link

    http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/episodes/?apl=true#vid=1163334

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  58. Occasional Reader,

    oh, ah, uhm we forgots to tells ya that realwest had this message downstairs for you %-)
    --->
    Oh and if any of y'all see Occasional Reader, please tell him I'm sorry I missed him out here last night!
    Thank you!

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  59. Now come on O.R. - you know damn good and well that no choir can sing in Latin anymore - hysterically or otherwise!
    So you'll just have to take my word for it; I are not the BEAST!

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  60. Hey Callahan23 - what the heck do you mean you FORGOT TO TELL HIM?!? I mean, geez, I never figured you for a slacker!
    ;)
    How are you today Callahan?

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  61. "And I think you mean this"

    Real, I assumed you were riffing on that "given you a number, and taken away your name" line from the song...

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  62. From VDH

    Change and Hope

    Who offers a coherent systematic agenda of reform. What do most want? Not necessarily a Republican or Democrat, or at this 11th hour to be mired in messy issues like gay marriage (I’m opposed to it), but rather fundamental matters of finance, investment, and defense. Here are ten random suggestions; dozens more could be adduced.

    1) Fiscal sanity that leads to federal spending freezes and a balanced budget that in turn soon allows a paying down of the debt.

    2) An oil/nuclear/coal/natural gas rapid development effort (again, to exploit especially new fields in Alaska, California, the Gulf, and North Dakota) to tide us over until alternate energy and new conservation lessen dependence. The alternative is to dream on about “green jobs” while we go broke trying to pay for scarcer imported oil, and lose our autonomy in the next price hike or Mideast crisis, even as we suffer amoral rants from oil-rich unhinged thugs like Ahmadinejad, Chavez, Gaddafi, and Putin.

    3) A new national consensus on security to decide that when and if we go to war, to see the effort through, on the principle that whatever the mistakes we commit in battle are far outweighed by the cost of defeat.

    4) A bad/worse choice gut check reform on entitlements, especially concerning those unsustainable like Social Security and Medicare, that calibrates payouts in terms of incoming capital—whether by raising age eligibilities or curbing automatic cost of living hikes.

    5) Clear, demarcated, and enforced national borders, and an end to illegal immigration through greater enforcement, employer sanction, border fortification, and a change in national attitudes about unlawful entry.

    6) Zero tolerance on government corruption. There is no reason why someone like a Charles Rangel is still the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

    7) Tort reform, including limits on personal injury settlements and loser-pays law suit reform.

    8) A renewed commitment to national and regional missile defense, on the expectation that the next two decades are going to be terribly dangerous, as lunatic regimes may well threaten to hold an American city or ally as nuclear hostage.

    9) Federal investment in hard infrastructure projects, not redistributive entitlements or Murtha-like earmarks, such as freeways, dams, water projects, electrical grids, ports, rail, etc., with regional needs adjudicated by national bipartisan boards.

    10) A move to lower taxes, preferably by alternatives to the present income tax system, whether by a consumption tax or flat taxes, calibrated to commensurate spending cuts.

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  63. Hey Lucius! Good to be here.
    And on a serious note: I truly appreciate the effort the founders of this blog have made to make sure C2 stays a forward-looking, positive place, where grudges about other sites are left at the door. This was a big factor in my decision to start posting here.

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  64. Occasional Reader - of course, just thought I'd stick that tune in your head for a few hours or so!

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  65. Victor's list brings to mind visions of the response, but that will have to wait since I'm actually working today.

    Damned job.

    "Work is the curse of the drinking class" -- Oscar Wilde.

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  66. OR!!! Great seeing you, dude! I await your wit!

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  67. Real,

    me a slacker? I am multi-tasking here getting my iTunes library up-to-date plus packing stuff for my vacational trip up north to see family. ;-)

    Woot, I am fine. How is my hero doin'? ;-)

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  68. forward-looking, positive place,

    Indeed -- we all stand in a line with our chins raised looking towards the future. It's a sort of Socialist Realism Blog in that regard, albeit without the socialism or the reality.

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  69. Y'all should thank Bare for that O.R., I'm pretty sure he wrote it! But the fact is that that is exactly how we all feel here.

    BTW, if you get a chance, could you please drop me an e-mail? Thanks.

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  70. This was a big factor in my decision to start posting here.

    It was pretty much what most everyone here wanted, as well. Glad to have you with us, OR!

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  71. Hi there Desert Dog! I'm sure O.R. will show us flashes of the wit for which he is so well known, any time now.
    Yep, any time now!!!

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  72. Sarcasm, it's just one of the services we offer

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  73. Anyone watching the Mighty Lion take apart Da Bears defense? One win and they think they are something, eh?

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  74. Hey Ploome! I see you're starting your day in fine form!
    How are you doing?

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  75. Realwest, I'm sending you an e-mail now.

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  76. Hi y'all!

    Just a quick look to see who's around.
    My shoulder is killin' me so I'm not much good here, however I am VERY good in all other aspects... more or less...

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  77. Our Friends the ChiComs....

    In China, the Red Flags Still Fly for Mao ...

    This Oct. 1, the elaborate parades — and tight control — returned. I watched from the United States as China’s leadership orchestrated a huge celebration to showcase its wealth and military prowess — while the familiar red flags flew over the capital. Tens of thousands of policemen and volunteers were sent in to maintain security. The party tried to control the weather and even regulate the movement of pigeons. Dissidents were under surveillance or in jail. I couldn’t help but think that while China has made great material progress over the last 30 years, Mao is still clearly the patriarch of the Communist Party.

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  78. Lucius:

    "Indeed -- we all stand in a line with our chins raised looking towards the future."

    Sounds like you're applying for an NEA grant... under the new Obama guidlines!

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  79. Doing great, JD....watching football, posting on the intertubes, drinking coffee and petting the dog....life is good!

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  80. Good to hear it, D.D.!

    Gotta run.

    Later.

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  81. No NEA grants for me -- I can't figure out how to work urine or feces into my art.

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  82. Just sing the "Mmmm,Mmmm,Mmmm Obama song and you're in, Lucius!

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  83. "I can't figure out how to work urine or feces into my art."

    Just call them "Untitled, No. 1" and "Untitled, No. 2"--- problem solved!

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  84. Are we going to have a problem in this thread? Is there some personality conflict that we all need to be aware of?

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  85. Running Bare said...

    Are we going to have a problem in this thread? Is there some personality conflict that we all need to be aware of?


    I have re-read the thread twice to try and work it out. I think this goes back to a previous life.

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  86. I've deleted a few comments. Nothing personal to either party, for the record.

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  87. I have re-read the thread twice to try and work it out. I think this goes back to a previous life.

    Dont' bother. It's not there anymore.

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  88. Hey Bare - y'all need to check your e-mail, please.

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  89. (to the tune of Green Acres)

    O-bama
    Tpresident for me.
    Co-ruption's what I like to see.
    Cronies and communists galore
    People miles to the left of Gore

    [Reagan is where I' wished we'd stayed
    I get allergic thinking that he's dead.
    The dollar strong, big tax guts
    Kicking commies in the butts]

    Hope Change!
    [You're deranged]
    Health Care!
    [Greased hair!]

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  90. "I've deleted a few comments"

    Thank you.

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  91. Black Panther Answers ‘Overdue’

    The Chairman of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, Gerald A. Reynolds, has sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder seeking answers to their questions about a voter intimidation case in Philadelphia involving the New Black Panther Party (NBPP). It considers the responses "overdue."

    The letter, dated September 30, 2009, is seemingly an unprecedented action. It asks for Mr. Holder to "instruct Department officials to fully cooperate" with the Commission's investigation, as required by federal law.

    The correspondence noted that the Commission still has not received any of the documents they requested in their initial June inquiries. It has questions surrounding the "unusual decision" by the DOJ to dismiss the case against two of the three defendants and the equally unusual injunction obtained against the third defendant.

    It needs this information because the Commission is responsible to investigate voting rights deprivations and evaluate federal enforcement of federal voting rights laws. They want to form an independent opinion about the DOJ's enforcement actions and the potential impact on future voter intimidation enforcement. It may also try "to determine whether any decisions in the case were induced or affected by improper influences."

    The communication reminded Mr. Holder that Congress mandates that, "all Federal agencies shall fully cooperate with the Commission to the end that it may effectively carry out its functions and duties." It wants Mr. Holder to identify the person responsible for complying with the requests.


    /put this one on your Obama scandal calendar, it should be big, someone in the Obama administration is protecting the Black Panthers

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  92. Is there some personality conflict that we all need to be aware of?

    Well my other personalities often give me trouble, but right now they're at home tied up in a sack in the attic. Or at least that's where I think they are.

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  93. Well my other personalities often give me trouble, but right now they're at home tied up in a sack in the attic. Or at least that's where I think they are.

    LOL... well, as long as they dont' bring it here. They can leave it elsewhere :)

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  94. I have 4 personalities.

    Every one a good eater...

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  95. Hey Killian - that's a hell of a story! I wonder what the hell Holder is gonna do NOW? This is not the first communication between the DOJ and
    the Civil Rights Division over the Black Panthers.
    I sure hope that Mr. Reynolds doesn't back down.
    And thanks for that story and link.

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  96. Killian-- interesting development.

    My prediction: Holder will be under the bus by, let's say, Valentine's Day.

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  97. Every one a good eater...

    Boy, ain't that the truth.

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  98. Re Bucs

    Contributed by Running Bare who seems determined to make me see reality:

    It's a new sneaky plan - get your hopes up, and then crush them. ;)

    /But I've had near 9 months of The None. I'm ready for the fight! LOL

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  99. Gerry Reynolds won't back down, but he'll do it in a way that is very subtle and effective. He is a sharp guy (and a really nice guy too -- I tried desparately to make him our university president, but his wife didn't want to move.)

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  100. There's lots o' room under the bus. Obama's administration is nothing if not "diverse and inclusive."

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  101. Hey O.R. - I'll take that bet; I just can't see Obama chucking Eric Holder under the bus as easily as he did Jeremiah Wright for example.
    IF he does try, however, I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear Holder start talking about how the DOJ has to be free from interference by the Executive Branch. This could blow up BIG.

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  102. Current Scores:

    Bears lead Lions · 21-14 10:54 Q2
    Texans lead Raiders · 13-3 10:39 Q2
    Jaguars lead Titans · 17-3 7:35 Q2
    Patriots lead Ravens · 10-7 9:42 Q2
    Bengals lead Browns · 14-0 8:57 Q2
    Colts lead Seahawks · 14-0 5:29 Q2
    Giants lead Chiefs · 14-3 10:24 Q2
    Buccaneers lead Redskins · 7-0 8:45 Q2

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  103. /But I've had near 9 months of The None. I'm ready for the fight!

    LOL. Well, they are still winning, for whatever that is worth :)

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  104. Permanent Campaign, indeed......

    The Olympics, Obama, and the Permanent Campaign

    This is the permanent campiagn. We have talked about its imminence for years. Well, now it's here and this is what it looks like. This is what a President does in it. Previous Presidents would only put themselves out there in this kind of diplomatic situation if there was no more campaigning, lobbying, and cajoling to be done. But this President sees himself above all as the chief campaigner, lobbyist, and cajoler. That explains so many of the ways in which the Obama Presidency differs from previous administrations (Democratic and Republican alike), and it also explains why we should not be so shocked by this result. This particular campaign failed.

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  105. What's the deal with the Titans? They are looking at 0-4!

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  106. This could blow up BIG.


    Oh, I hope so.


    Also, on a unrelated side note. Am I the only one who thinks it will be funny if, sometime during this term of office, that a harmless small animal gets real close to Obama and he panics, thinking it wants to attack him?

    or should I just go ahead and feel guilty for wanting that?

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  107. What's the deal with the Titans? They are looking at 0-4!

    Maybe they are jealous of Detroit, and think, "Anything Detroit can do, we can do better?"

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  108. 6p00e55005f9c78834 said...

    Hey O.R. - I'll take that bet; I just can't see Obama chucking Eric Holder under the bus as easily as he did Jeremiah Wright for example.
    IF he does try, however, I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear Holder start talking about how the DOJ has to be free from interference by the Executive Branch. This could blow up BIG.


    "Can no one rid me of this meddlesome priest?"

    "Sure, Mr. President, we still have a little room under the bus. Shall we toss him under?"

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  109. I'm waiting for the "Malaise Speech"....it's coming....sooner than we want too.

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  110. I'm waiting for the "Malaise Speech"....it's coming....sooner than we want too.

    Well, it's already started with Biden's "Less good is not our benchmark..." speech LOL

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  111. All I have to say is, football season starts when the World Series is over.

    Go Red Sox!

    Good Afternoon CCers!

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  112. Later OR. Great to have you around.

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  113. They got the Pink Ribbon NFL logo on their website now. Combining two things I love - Football, and boobies. Awesome.

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  114. ^^^What^^^

    Go Sox!

    /RB - lifelong Sox, Pats, Bruins, celtics, Boston College fan.

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  115. Combining two things I love - Football, and boobies. Awesome.

    Just add beer and wings and we're set.

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  116. Running Bare said...

    They got the Pink Ribbon NFL logo on their website now. Combining two things I love - Football, and boobies. Awesome.

    Throw in some beer and you have the holy trinity!

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  117. For a moment I thought I'd say "Just add beer and wings and you have the four man food groups" but you can't really eat footballs. Not raw, anyway.

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  118. /RB - lifelong Sox, Pats, Bruins, celtics, Boston College fan.

    Agree on the Sox, Pats and Celtics. However I live in CT, so I used to be a Whalers fan and I am still a UCONN fan.

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  119. "Hello, this is your Captain speaking. I have turned on the fasten seat belt sign because I am about to kick the co-pilots' ass."

    Report: Pilots Brawl With Crew Aboard Air India Flight

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  120. DD,

    Air India? What, did they disagree about what to hang from the rear view mirror?

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  121. Dear Correspondents,

    This Castillian/Virginian American correspondent is honored to be among you again!

    Wanted to say hail to the Correspondents before I run next door to the "Victory" office in this ACORN-controlled neighborhood, to help Virginia's voters re-elect Right-to-Work supporters and pro-jobs candidates less than a month from now.

    I've been busy community, organizing, as it were, people who want to get Virginia's economy growing again, without stimuluses of the taxpayer kind.

    Love your new website. Love finding good positive folks again! Talk to you soon. Thank you for staying positive.

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  122. Air India? What, did they disagree about what to hang from the rear view mirror?

    Maybe the co-pilot ordered steak for his in-flight meal.

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  123. OOOps, that should be "stimuli". Stimuluses, stimuli, let's call the whole subsidy thing off!

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  124. Tigers lead the White Sox 4-0 in the 5th, Twins and Royals no score in the first, though Twins have a man on second with one out.

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  125. Welcome, Horchata! And good luck with the campaigning! Hope you drop in from time to time!

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  126. Pats just scored again. 17-7.

    Woot.

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  127. Gotta run

    Y'all have fun. And, remember to cheer on the mighty Broncos against the godless hordes from Dallas this afternoon.

    See you all later

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  128. boldandbald said...

    Twins have a man on second with one out.


    Not any more!

    /I smell Playoff!

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  129. "/RB - lifelong Sox, Pats, Bruins, celtics, Boston College fan."
    Oh Lord. Not another one.
    Lifelong NY Giants, NY Yankees, Knicks fan here.
    btw, are the Knicks still in the NBA?!?

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  130. I few Air India once. In 1979 I was on a tour in Europe. We were supposed to fly back from London to New York. As was common on those sorts of tours, they put you on whatever planes they could find slots on. The problem was that while we were en route to Heathrow, all hell broke loose in Iran, and anyone with an American passport on any Air Iran jets was booted. This led to an avalanche of people being bumped off flights and general insanity.

    After some scrambling, seats were found for my little subgroup of eight on an Air India flight. We stood on the tarmac after the plane had filled up, and an agent held out boarding passes like a deck of cards and said "pick one and hurry -- the doors are about to close."

    It was a typical wet foggy London night. I pulled my boarding pass and went up the ladder.
    When I got to the top the stewardess pointed me towards my seat. While my compatriots were ushed to the back (which smelled like a goat and sounded like a TB ward) I was escorted into first class. No sooner did I sit down than a glass of champagne was placed before me.

    It turned out to be one of the finest, most luxuriant flights I've ever taken. And by the time I got to New York I was so well lubricated that I was absolutely bullet proof. I got on my connectint TWA flight to Chicago and partied with the stewardesses the whole way back. They had also been coming back from Europe and dealing with the chaos and needed to let off some steam.

    Everyone, including all the flight crews, had a wonderful time.

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  131. /I smell Playoff!

    Sweet! 3-0 Twins! My wife has family in the Detroit area, but the AA team in the city next to mine is the Twins affiliate. Should be fun either way.

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  132. Later DD. I will be cheering for the Cowboys though:)))

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  133. boldandbald said...

    Sweet! 3-0 Twins!


    /not any more!

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  134. Real,
    Lifelong NY Giants, NY Yankees, Knicks fan here.

    I knew that you had to have some flaws, but I never imagined they would be that big.

    //

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  135. /not any more!

    OK, that could get annoying.

    //

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  136. Hey boldandbald! How are ya? Well, I hope!
    And Hey, congrats on the Bosox taking second place!
    And I'm sorry to say y'all I gotta go eat some lunch now and start my afernoon routine of medicating!
    Hope you all have a GREAT DAY and that I get the chance to see you all down the road!

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  137. Later Real. Always nice to see you.

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  138. OK, that could get annoying.

    /not any more!

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  139. And Hey, congrats on the Bosox taking second place!


    It's alright. We just gotta wait for A-Rod to come up big in the playoffs like he usually does, and then the Sox are all set ;)

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  140. /not any more!

    OK, did anyone bring the clue bat? I need to borrow it.

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  141. It's alright. We just gotta wait for A-Rod to come up big in the playoffs like he usually does, and then the Sox are all set ;)

    Ain't that the truth. The curse of A-Rod lives!

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  142. boldandbald said...

    /not any more!

    OK, did anyone bring the clue bat? I need to borrow it.


    I don't think C2 has a Clue Bat yet. Would you care to buy one for us?

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  143. Just love seeing our good man say Hope you all have a GREAT DAY and that I get the chance to see you all down the road. Yes, SIR!

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  144. One nice thing about being a Cubs fan -- I usually don't have to worry any more about Baseball this time of year and can focus on football.

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  145. Ain't that the truth. The curse of A-Rod lives!


    And, they ain't won shit since they elected Hillary. heh.

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  146. I have to say, I am a little concerned about the Sox starting pitching though. All of a sudden we can't seem to get anyone out. I know it's a little thing, but that could become kind of important.

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  147. I know it's a little thing, but that could become kind of important.


    Yeah. True enough. Sometimes I think the whole "getting people out" thing gets lost among all the more important things in the game.

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  148. I would be glad to Erik, but I can't wield it like Mandy.

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  149. but I can't wield it like Mandy.

    /not anymore!


    Wait... what..?

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  150. Flacco intercepted at the NE 9. Awesome.

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  151. My daughter just woke up from her nap, so I gotta go. Later!

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  152. OK, did anyone bring the clue bat?

    Yay. A weapons thread.

    Bucs are holding 10-3, 3rd.

    /But I'm not holding my breath, yet.

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  153. gettinby said... Bucs are holding 10-3, 3rd.

    /But I'm not holding my breath, yet.


    Nor am I, but they are not looking that bad today. It's that or the Redskins are just playing worse. :)))

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  154. It's that or the Redskins are just playing worse

    Jason Campbell is just getting warmed up, and ready to UNLEASH HELL!!!!






    (probably the funniest thig I've ever written right there)

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  155. So who's gonna win the WNBA title ?

    ////////

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  156. sasquatchonsteroids said...

    So who's gonna win the WNBA title ?


    Hey Sas, what is the WNBA? How the heck are you today. Any sign of DEZ?

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  157. Afternoon!

    *sigh*

    I love fooseball.

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  158. Hey Sas, what is the WNBA? How the heck are you today. Any sign of DEZ?

    Washedup NBA. NBAers playing golf.

    a)We've got Dr. J vs. Barkley.
    The good money is on anyone playing Barkley.

    b)I'm half lit.

    c)No sign of DEZ. Man, I hope he's OK.
    Don't have his e-mail,though.

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  159. Sas, I sent him a email. Have not heard anything back yet.

    Glad you are getting a buzz on. I am about to open my second beer.:)))

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  160. Damn game 10 all. Bucs vs Skins. :(((

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  161. Skins missed the extra point kick. 10-9 Bucs.

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  162. Miss Trixie, I don't think I've said hi to you specifically in this new place. Hi.

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  163. Twins stomping ass, White Sox sneaking up on Detroit late.

    /is the outright Division win too much to ask for?

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  164. Erik...

    Nor am I, but they are not looking that bad today. It's that or the Redskins are just playing worse. :)))

    The kicker isn't doing too well. Should be 16-9 Bucs.

    It appears that Josh is going to come of age right before our eyes (I hope). Looks good for his first time.

    And, as typically usual, Rhonde Barber is the only one playing with everything he's got.

    Hey boys! Where's the FIRE?! Dammit!

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  165. Whoa! Hi Miss Trixie! {MissTrixie}

    Good to see you.

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  166. /is the outright Division win too much to ask for?

    Killian, yes it is. Tigers will take the Sox.

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  167. I don't think I've greeted you yet, Miss Trixie! Welcome to our humble abode!

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  168. Spencer - Dud! Glad to see ya and thanks for the nice words.

    gettinby - Hiya, toots! What are you up to? I'm futzing around the kitchen putting together a Mulligatawny soup. Roasted a chook last night and the remains are destined for the soup pot.

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  169. Whoopsie! I meant DUDE. Apologies, Spencer.

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  170. We've reached the dreaded Paging Time... which means... New thread upstairs at exactly 12:25 PST.

    :D

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