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Quote from: ChewMouse on October 29, 2013, 07:37:58 PM
Well, Lone, consider this a friendly hug even if it does cause quite a stir amongst the boys.

A special group nuthugging moment.  Without the nuts.

Quote from: ChewMouse on October 29, 2013, 07:26:34 PM
I just reread the original post...that homosexual said s/he's going to take us to the Supreme Court?...

Are we there yet?

Quote from: lonevoice on October 29, 2013, 07:27:37 PM
ChewMouse, I think I love you.  But not in a Gay way!

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Quote from: lonevoice on October 29, 2013, 07:25:09 PM
You got something against illegitimate offspring?  How dare you!

Add bastards to the list.  Better add bitches, too.  Don't want to be accused of discrimination.  We're equal opportunity haters.

Isn't it about time for MV to weigh in and say he has no idea what's going on?

Nuthuggers are OK, too.

Quote from: aldousburbank on October 29, 2013, 07:21:29 PM
You guys are mean bastards and not funny and I do not condone your behavior.

Thanks, Tommy.

Quote from: onan on October 29, 2013, 07:15:02 PM
Well everybody knows sharks are gay.

They can't be all bad.  I think they like to eat dolphins.

Quote from: The General on October 29, 2013, 07:02:05 PM
Right, or bald.  But as long as you're not a Jewish, Spanish, bald plumber....
Well, like I said, it's all good.  We're pretty much cool with everything else.

What about Spics?

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 29, 2013, 06:33:22 PM
       Play nice, Sweetie. Or we'll bring out Leon.

     

Not Leon!!!

Quote from: Quick Karl on October 29, 2013, 06:37:52 PM
In the best organization I ever worked for, the owner never once used the word "I" or "my". Every single success we had he gave 110% credit to the team, and on the few occasions we had setbacks, he took 110% of the responsibility for them.

That's what leadership is really about, everything else is bullshit.

Agree.  Bystander Barry's theme song:


The Crystal Method "Busy Child"

Quote from: Quick Karl on October 29, 2013, 06:28:11 PM
I suspect that they all knew what was in in, but pretended they didn't know what was in it, so they could continue to pretend they didn't know what was in it when the shit hit the fan. Now they will blame the Insurance companies for it, because the Insurance Companies WROTE the Bill that they "didn't" read, but trusting the rich Insurance companies to write the bill, was actually a wise thing to do, at the time...

That almost sounds as convoluted as something that Nancy would actually say!

Could be, since we seem to have Sgt. Schultz as the Prez.

Quote from: MrStoleYourGal on October 29, 2013, 04:58:26 PM
george@coasttocoastam.com

Is that it?  Fortunately someone included it in a post on 1299.

Just get ready for a reply from Jorch like "getta a life, hater."

Yeah, we even like happy people.

Quote from: Quick Karl on October 29, 2013, 05:50:12 PM
That's the part that isn't going to work - great for Iacocca and a TV commercial, but that isn't how he worked with leadership and assembly line workers to revive the company - they ALL compromised. The part we are missing is the Leadership to bring the parties together, something people said Iacocca would NOT be able to do.

And if you don't think the ACA rollout was bungled, badly, I'm not sure we can have a productive conversation. Would you rather I have said it looks like a highly qualified professional was responsible for it?

Once again, the greater flaw with the ACA is that is was rammed down America's throat without even the appearance of trying to reach a compromise that even the most progressive of Republicans in the Congress or The Senate would have voted for - not one single Republican in either house voted for it - heck, not even the pretend Republicans McCain, Graham or Peter King voted for it!

That flaw will haunt the democrats and the ACA for a looooooong time.

So much for passing something to see what's in it.

Tommy's dress size?

Quote from: Quick Karl on October 29, 2013, 04:08:34 PM

...And everyone knows that the best chili on earth comes from Fredericksburg Texas - Lyndon Johnson's own "Pedernales River Red". 

Different kind of food.  The only thing Texas and Cincinnati chili share is the name. 

Quote from: Quick Karl on October 29, 2013, 04:08:34 PM
I could take you to neighborhoods in Newark NJ (Ironbound) that have Portuguese food that is so good your brain would melt - but when you come out of your home in the morning and your car is gone, and you need iron bars on all your windows and exterior doors, or you can't step foot out of your home after 7:00PM without a gun and the will to use it, and in spite of the MASSIVE amounts of taxes and federal grants given to the city somehow they just can't clean it up or maintain a decent school, and the residents themselves will tell it to you, you aren't going to want to live there.

Sure, I met great people there, but I don't want my kids growing up in that kind of environment.

Plus they talk funny.    I'd need a translator.

Quote from: aldousburbank on October 29, 2013, 03:22:00 PM
Ok guys. Not on the GNS thread ok?

This should jolt us back to Earth.

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Quote from: NowhereInTime on October 29, 2013, 01:41:20 PM

...This nation has no finer city than the Queen City of Cincinnati.  Porkopolis is the home to some of the most decent, respectful, kind Americans this New England kid has ever been privileged to meet...

Don't forget the chili.

Quote from: onan on October 29, 2013, 02:22:58 PM
I'd like to buy the world a Coke.

..and keep it company...

Quote from: Paper*Boy on October 29, 2013, 02:13:27 PM


There once was a dolphin who said the same.  The problem is George sucks and is boring and all-around unlistenable... 

Ah, yes.  "Flipper, Flipper...."

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Quote from: Eddie Coyle on October 25, 2013, 08:54:19 AM
          Remember when YouTube was awesome?

         Yeah, me neither.

And Facebook is still a pain in the ass.  Bah humbug.

I thought this was the padded room. 

Quote from: aldousburbank on October 29, 2013, 07:48:09 AM
The revolution will not be clothed!

Just say no.

Quote from: Paper*Boy on October 28, 2013, 03:26:42 PM
Sumpthin's go-win on, I can fee lit - George Noory

Hahaha....

 

Jorch, "The Stinker."

"In times like these, it helps to recall that there have always been times like these." - Paul Harvey, "Goood Day!"

Quote from: Art_s Farts on October 28, 2013, 09:08:28 AM
From artbell.com

This Week
10/28 - Mon - Jason Martell
10/29 - Tue - Ping
10/30 - Wed - Pong
10/31 - Thu - Spooky Matter!

That should stump them at PremRat.    Tommy should be trying to track down Nit and Wit for some upcoming shows.  Jorch is probably scratching his head, wondering who in the world is Mr. Spooky Matter.

I haven't listened to Knapp since Art's return.  Unfortunately, he's the sole bright spot of C2C and I just kind of forget about him with all the crap that he's surrounded by.

I did tune in last night but tuned out when I heard the topics.  Just not interested.  The first one was pretty much political in nature and I've never been a big fan of Stone.  Politics all day, so I just don't need it at night.  Too bad it wasn't the paranormal that Knapp does so well.

Those desert spiders can be pretty mean.