Monday, November 24, 2008

10 Random Politically Incorrect Thoughts....

VDH* is on a roll in this article.

Here's a snippet...

5. California is now a valuable touchstone to the country, a warning of what not to do. Rarely has a single generation inherited so much natural wealth and bounty from the investment and hard work of those more noble now resting in our cemeteries—and squandered that gift within a generation. Compare the vast gulf from old Governor Pat Brown to Gray Davis or Arnold Schwarzenegger. We did not invest in many dams, canals, rails, and airports (though we use them all to excess); we sued each other rather than planned; wrote impact statements rather than left behind infrastructure; we redistributed, indulged, blamed, and so managed all at once to create a state with about the highest income and sales taxes and the worst schools, roads, hospitals, and airports. A walk through downtown San Francisco, a stroll up the Fresno downtown mall, a drive along highway 101 (yes, in many places it is still a four-lane, pot-holed highway), an afternoon at LAX, a glance at the catalogue of Cal State Monterey, a visit to the park in Parlier—all that would make our forefathers weep. We can’t build a new nuclear plant; can’t drill a new offshore oil well; can’t build an all-weather road across the Sierra; can’t build a few tracts of new affordable houses in the Bay Area; can’t build a dam for a water-short state; and can’t create even a mediocre passenger rail system. Everything else—well, we do that well.

*VDH? Victor Davis Hanson, of course
Cheers!

Those wacky Brits (they hate it when ya call them that!) are at it again. Improving the lot of the downtrodden one regulation at a time. The latest? banning "Happy Hour", because, well, apparently the powers that be are damned tired of the citizens being happy.

LONDON (AP) - Britain is considering a ban on "happy hour" discounts at bars and restaurants to curb drinking, a spokesman said Saturday, as health advocates warned that a rise in liver-related deaths among young people may signal a future epidemic.

What the heck is a "health advocate"?




Friday, November 21, 2008

It's Aloha Friday.....

.....no work till Monday!!!


Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ...

Eagle projects, back yard retaining walls and hangin out......Y'all have a GREAT weekend!

Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ....

"Get your island fix on the Internet with KPOA!"
Listen live to the island sounds from Maui!
Turkey Day Classics!

Wednesday, November 19, 2008


National Ammo Day

Here's the deal.....

Buy 100 rounds.....that's all we ask.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008



November 18, 1975


The longest day of my life.


Blogging will be light....as they say.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Perspective.

Well, here's one of note...

Mr. Obama's winning platform can be boiled down to one word: change.

Why?

I have never been so afraid for my country and for my children as I am now.
This man campaigned on bringing people together, something he has never, ever done in his professional life. In my assessment, Obama will divide us along philosophical lines, push us apart, and then try to realign the pieces into a new and different power structure. Change is indeed coming. And when it comes, you will never see the same nation again.

And that is only the beginning.
Monday's Pun(s) !!!!

A backward poet writes inverse.
Condoms should be used on every conceivable occasion.

When two egotists meet, it's an I for an I.

A Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother.
Detroit Breakdown...

Motor City Shakedown...

GM and Chrysler are on the ropes. My take.....let em fail.
Here's




Saturday, November 15, 2008

Bush Pilot!

Friday, November 14, 2008

Well, well...

I have been cordially invited.

See you there?
It's Aloha Friday.....
.....no work till Monday!!!

Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ...

Eagle projects, Scoutmaster Conference and sanding the ole main mast......Y'all have a GREAT weekend!

Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ....

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Listen live to the island sounds from Maui!

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Capt Tony

Not sure how I missed this. Capt. Tony Tarracino passed away on November 1st. Among other things, the good Captain ran a bar in Key West for years and was memorialized in the Jimmy Buffet song "Last Mango in Paris". He was a fixture at the bar even after he sold it in 1989. He even ran for Mayor of Key West a few times. One occasion his campaign slogan was "All you need in this life is a tremendous sex drive and a great ego. Brains don't mean a shit."

Capt Tony's ....... been there done that, bought and wore out the t-shirt. My first time was back in the late 70's with Gator. We pointed the rental car south outta Tampa over the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Hurtling southbound towards the Keys with a chum and a bottle of rum. Good times.

Thanks Captain......R.I.P.
Maps?



We got maps. Red State/Blue State.









Red County/Blue County...








Lotta red out thar for having lost to the Socialists. Where's yours?
Ann.

She's on a tear....

If liberals are going to use their first majority vote in a national election since Helen Thomas was spilling champagne on Liza at Studio 54 to lecture Republicans on how to win elections, I have a tip for them based on the exact same election: Constitutional amendments banning gay marriage passed in every state they were on the ballot -- Florida, Arizona, even in liberal California. I'll accept the results of the presidential election, if you anti-Proposition 8 die-hards in California accept the results of that vote.
Sad, Yet True.

I wrote about this phenomenon several days back. Here is Peter Hitchens setting it out far more eloquently than I......

These strengths had been fading for some time, mainly due to poorly controlled mass immigration and to the march of political correctness. They had also been weakened by the failure of America’s conservative party — the Republicans — to fight on the cultural and moral fronts.

They preferred to posture on the world stage. Scared of confronting Left-wing teachers and sexual revolutionaries at home, they could order soldiers to be brave on their behalf in far-off deserts. And now the US, like Britain before it, has begun the long slow descent into the Third World. How sad. Where now is our last best hope on Earth?

Go read the whole thing and....weep.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

My Advice....


Prepare to Be Disappointed....
Some Gave All.....



.....remember.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Tubing!

Monday's Pun(s) !!!


I told the artist that his painting was terrible. I think he got the picture.

I'm going to the guillotine at dawn and my wife will collect my severance pay.

If you step onto a plane and recognize a friend of yours named Jack don't yell out Hi Jack!
Aww, C'mon...

Stick around. It'll be fun!

Sunday, November 09, 2008

Conservatives.

Since our last meeting we have been through a disastrous election. It is easy for us to be discouraged, as pundits hail that election as a repudiation of our philosophy and even as a mandate of some kind or other.

But the significance of the election was not registered by those who voted, but by those who stayed home. If there was anything like a mandate it will be found among almost two-thirds of the citizens who refused to participate.

Americans are hungry to feel once again a sense of mission and greatness.

I don ‘t know about you, but I am impatient with those Republicans who after the last election rushed into print saying, “We must broaden the base of our party”—when what they meant was to fuzz up and blur even more the differences between ourselves and our opponents.

Our people look for a cause to believe in. Is it a third party we need, or is it a new and revitalized second party, raising a banner of no pale pastels, but bold colors which make it unmistakably clear where we stand on all of the issues troubling the people?

A political party cannot be all things to all people. It must represent certain fundamental beliefs which must not be compromised to political expediency, or simply to swell its numbers.

I do not believe I have proposed anything that is contrary to what has been considered Republican principle. It is at the same time the very basis of conservatism. It is time to reassert that principle and raise it to full view. And if there are those who cannot subscribe to these principles, then let them go their way.

Ronaldus Maximus March 1, 1975 at CPAC after the disastrous 1974 elections. Heed the word.

Saturday, November 08, 2008

Strategery?

In the spirit of compromise and "can't we all just get along", the One has appointed Rahm "Rahmbo" Emmanuel as his Chief of Staff. This is a guy that Paul "The Forehead" Begala, his friend, describes as some one who is a “cross between a hemorrhoid and a toothache.”. I am sure he meant that in a nice way.

So, what do Republicans do? a.) Wait until January and field the onslaught of liberal programs or b.) run some offense say....oh...right now. I'm for option b. Here's a start.....

And now, a thought experiment: what would Rahm Emanuel do if he had Congressman John Boehner's job as House Minority Leader?

That's easy. Put as many long-range torpedoes into the water aimed at Senator Obama's ship of state before Republicans lose control of the Executive Branch as possible. Here are a few:

*Appoint U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois Patrick Fitzpatrick as a special prosecutor so he can pursue his investigation of Tony Rezko and his corrupt dealings with Illinois's governor and other creatures and spoilsmen of the Daley Machine. This will make it politically difficult for a President Obama to pardon Mr. Rezko and impossible for him to terminate Mr. Fitzpatrick as a federal officer come January 21 as a way of de-railing this investigation.

* Appoint a special prosecutor to investigate ACORN's voter registration methods and its dealings with the Obama campaign.

* Appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the Obama campaign's on-line fundraising operation, including its disabling of the credit card security software on its on-line donations system. File a complaint with the Federal Election Commission regarding same.

* Appoint a bipartisan (love that word!) presidential commission to review the candidates' fundraising in this election cycle and to recommend changes in federal election laws.

* File ethics complaints against Sen. Chris Dodd and Congressman Barney Frank for their relationship with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Countrywide Mortgage.

Be it noted that, in his day, this is probably what Newt Gingrich would have done, too. It was then-Congressman Gingrich's persistent filing of ethics complaints against then-House Speaker Jim Wright, D Texas, which eventually brought Speaker Wright down and made possible the Republicans' re-taking of Congress in 1994 on the platform of the Contract with America.

Thursday, November 06, 2008

So.....

the Great American Tragedy has begun. The leaning of the most prosperous nation in the world towards Socialism has suddenly turned in to an un-controlled skid. The descent towards mediocrity is on.

America has always been about YOU being, or at the very least, having the opportunity to be GREAT. Not second, not mediocre but the best, not middle of the road...the best, first, numero uno for our illegal friends. Democracy and capitalism work hand in hand to allow this to occur.

Socialism is not about the individual and his being anything extraordinary. It is about...Socialism. Anyone who thrives under the pogram is punished. They lose the fruits of their labor and it is shared with the ner do wells of the country. It becomes a juggling act as the socialist government takes from the achievers to give to the lazy. If the government takes to much, the achievers cease to exist. This is not good as the government needs a revenue stream. If the government takes to little, the lazy portion of society becomes disgruntled and votes them out. So a balance is sought, whereby the government searches for that fulcrum point when it takes just enough to keep the hopes of the achievers somewhat intact while being able to give things to the lazy. Government grows and Socialism survives.

Examples of the above? Canada. Great Britain. Australia. Ever notice how their governments are always electing a "new" majority to run the country. They are lurching about, looking for the fulcrum. The problem is that once you give something to the people, you can't take it back. Thus, even under a "conservative" government, the above countries are saddled with the pograms enacted by the true believers of Socialism. The question is not whether the country is Socialist or not, it is. The question is by how much.

This is the path America is now headed down. We are witnessing the sunset of Capitalism. Time is of the essence in deciding whether the descent into Socialism will be swift, like the darkness falling at the end of a winter day, or slow like a summer nite passing into twilight.

If you like the twilight as much as I, the time has come....get involved....mount up and ride to the sound of the guns.
Okay......
Let's Get to Work.....

Hat tip to Roger...again!

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

Pain.
Despair.
Punishment....



The world ends when your dead. Until then, there is more punishment in store, so stand like a man and give some back.

Well, That Sucks.


A socialist is President Elect.

Now the Enlightenment of the Stoopid begins.

-No oil in ten years
-Tax cuts
-Health care

as SpongeBob says "Uh, good luck with that"

Tuesday, November 04, 2008

Feel The Love!

Party or riot?

Stay tuned.....
Yup.

Hope. I still have it. Why? This pretty much sums it up.

Nevertheless, I continue to think McCain can pull victory from the jaws of defeat. Why? Not because of any complex statistical alchemy but for the simple old fashioned reason that I do not believe the instinct for self-preservation has been entirely bred out of the American electorate.
The "One".....
Just Like You and Me!




CHICAGO, Ill. -- Among the other voters who have shown up to vote at Shoesmith Elementary School this morning, where Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., will vote: Louis Farrakhan and William Ayers.

Seriously.

Welcome to the South Side of Chicago.
VOTE!

Get out there and vote. Do not listen to the pundits. The MSM will be calling this for the ONE at their first opportunity. They want you to say the hell with it and stay home.


Vote! Vote early, vote often!

Monday, November 03, 2008

Predictions?

Yeah, I got em. Pretty much in line with this guy. Grade me on Wednesday.

Final popular vote tally: Obama 49.2%, McCain 48.8%, Other 2%.

Electoral votes: Obama 244, McCain 273, Pennsylvania’s 21 TBD.

Wednesday ...Katie bar the door.


Monday's Pun(s) !!!!

I noticed the article about peripheral vision out of the corner of my eye.

At an oriental pet store: 'buy one dog, get one flea'.

With her marriage she got a new name and a dress.

Sunday, November 02, 2008

Obama's Aunt=Fugitive Alien

John Conyers has called for an investigation into the facts surrounding the LEAK of this information. That's right, no effort to enforce the order of the court, he's more concerned with getting the SOB that made this information public!

Auntie had a hearing, the judge said no and ordered her deported. She's a fugitive alien. Why isn't her picture up at the Post Office? How did she get a Social Security card?? Qualify for public housing???

Jesus Murphy.........



Obama's Gonna Help Me!

No mortgage payment and a tank of gas....signs me up! We've come along ways from a Chicken in Every Pot....


Well, well....
draw your own conclusions.
Hat tip to Roger for finding this gem

Friday, October 31, 2008



Happy Halloween!!


Be careful out there kiddies!
Halloween Quickies Here

It's Aloha Friday......
....no work till Monday!!!


Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ...

Boo! It's Halloween!! Pop Warner playoffs, Eagel Projects......Man, I love the Fall!

Y'all have a GREAT weekend!

Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ....


Listen live to the island sounds from Maui!
Starboard Attitude?

Our dear friend, Sir Walter H. Bardarse III sends referred us to the recent musings of his contemporary, T. Coddington Van Voorhees VII. You may recall that young Van Voorhess is a Columnist, for The National Topsider and serves, with distinction, as Membership Chairman, The Newport Club. You should take heed of what these men of letters offer. Mr. Van Voorhees allows in part:

When my late father T. Coddington Van Voorhees VI founded the iconoclastic conservative journal National Topsider in 1948, he famously declared that "Now is the time for all good conservative helmsmen to hoist the mizzen, pour the cocktails, and steer this damned schooner hard starboard." In the 60 years since he first uttered it after one-too-many Cosmopolitans at one of Pamela Harriman's notorious foreign policy black tie balls, father's pithy bon mot has served as a rallying cry for conservatives from Greenwich to Chevy Chase. Today, I say it's time for we conservatives to once again grab the rigging and set sail with the flotilla of the true conservative in this race: Barack Obama.

Trust me, I haven't taken this tack lightly. No Van Voorhees has supported an avowed socialist since great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandpapa Cragmont Van Voorhees lent Peter Minuet $24 and a sack of wampum to swing a subprime mortgage on Manhattan Island. Old dad himself often recounted how, as a lad, he would command the family chauffeur Carleton to drive the Duesenberg down to the Times Square Trans-Lux so he could hiss Roosevelt. But I've taken a good measure of this Obama fellow, and I must say I like the cut of the man's jib.

How can I say this, you ask? One look at this Obama chap is all the answer you need. Suave, tanned, unflappable, Harvard connections; it's obvious that here is a man to the conservative manor born. One imagines him at the helm of the Ship of State, basked in the sunlight diffusing through the seaspray over the bow, like some beautiful rugged Othello from a rapturous Ralph Lauren catalog, calmly issuing instructions to the deck crew in that magnificent mellifluous baritone of his. It's that easy-going, almost effortless grace that has all the A-list conservatives like David Frum and Kathleen Parker whispering Reaganesque in hushed tones. Even Peggy Noonan -- the Grand Dame of Gipperism -- has succumbed to Obama's undeniable conservative charms. Just last month I listened to her wax poetic about the Adonis of Chicago between chukkers at the Newport Club polo tournament final. "Why Peggy, you old dowager," I quipped, "I believe you just had an orgasm."

Indeed. You REALLY should peruse the whole thing, here, of course.
Auf Wiedersehen

Oct. 31, 2008, will go down as yet another dark day in recent aviation history. That’s when Berlin, Germany’s historic Tempelhof Airport will cease flight operations.

What's so special about Tempelhof? Here's an excerpt from a recent article

Most associate Tempelhof with Hitler’s Third Reich, but the fact is that Tempelhof’s history stretches back to the middle ages, when the site belonged to the Knights Templar—hence the name’s “Tempel” root (“Hof” translates to “court”). Prussian kings used Tempelhof as a parade grounds until 1917.


Powered flight began at Tempelhof in 1909, when Orville Wright demonstrated his Model B Flyer. Lufthansa was founded at Tempelhof in 1926, and the airport served as a major air terminal ever since. Under Hitler, Tempelhof’s massive, curved structure was built, but World War II halted construction. During the war, fighter airplanes were built in tunnels beneath Tempelhof.


After the war, Berlin was divided between the allied nations and the Soviet Union. In 1948, the Soviet Union attempted to isolate and starve West Berlin by blocking all land and water routes to the city. The United States, along with the British and French, responded with the Berlin Airlift. This operation used the three air corridors serving West Berlin, transporting food, coal, medicine, and other necessities—yes, including candy—to Tempelhof on an around-the-clock basis. In September 1949 the Soviets relented. A monument was built in front of Tempelhof commemorating the Airlift and its pilots. To this day, the good will toward Americans established by the Airlift endures among Berliners.

History, that's what makes it special.


I'm Voting Democrat!

There, I said it. Why? Gather round kids......

I'm voting democrat because Barbara Walters, Barbara Streisand are my idols (and so is P.Diddy.)

I'm voting Democrat because English has no place being the official language in America.

I'm voting Democrat because I'd rather pay $4 for a gallon of gas than allow drilling for oil off the coasts of America.

I'm voting Democrat because I think the government will do a better job of spending my money than I could.

I'm voting Democrat because when we pull out of Afghanistan and Iraq, I know the Islamic terrorists will stop trying to kill us because they'll think we're a good and decent country.

I'm voting Democrat because I believe people who can't tell us if it will
rain in two or three days, can now tell us the polar ice caps will disappear in ten years if I don't start riding a bicycle, build a windmill or inflate my tires to proper levels.

I'm voting Democrat because it's all right to kill millions of babies as
long as we keep violent, convicted murderers on death row alive.

I'm voting Democrat because I believe businesses in America should not be allowed to make profits. Businesses should just break even and give the rest to the government so politicians and bureaucrats can redistribute the money the way they think it should be redistributed.

I'm voting Democrat because I believe guns, and not the people misusing them, are the cause of crimes and killings.

I'm voting Democrat because when someone with a weapon threatens my family or me, I know the government can respond faster through a call to 911 than I can with a gun in my hand.

I'm voting Democrat because oil companies' 5% profit on a gallon of gas are obscene, but government taxes of 18% on the same gallon of gas are just fine.

I'm voting Democrat because I believe three or four elitist liberals should rewrite the Constitution every few months to suit some fringe element that could never get their agenda past voters.

I'm voting Democrat because illegal aliens are not criminals, are not sucking up resources through government aid, hospital services, education, or social services, but are just people trying to make a better life by coming to America illegally. We can't blame them for that, can we?

I'm voting Democrat because the same teacher that didn't teach my child to read can reasonably educate them about sex.

I'm voting Democrat because my trial lawyer's crippling multi-million dollar lawsuits against doctors, hospitals, drug companies, and HMO's will make health insurance and medicine much more affordable.

I'm voting Democrat because Reverend Wright, Al Sharpton, Louis Farrakhan, and Jesse Jackson will end racism once and for all.

I'm voting Democrat because Christians in the Republican Party are intolerant, theocratic warmongers and atheists like William Ayers have never hurt anybody.

I'm voting Democrat so the at no family member of mine will die in a hospital bed. They will still be waiting in line for Obama's socialized medicine, so they will never actually make it into a hospital bed.

I'm voting Democrat because I like eminent domain and big business and government kicking me out of my home and taking my land.

I'm voting Democrat because everyone knows that raising taxes at the top won't hurt people at the bottom.

I'm voting Democrat because skin color and good oratory skills are more important than judgment and experience.

I'm voting Democrat because protecting barren wasteland is more important than energy independence.

I'm voting Democrat because my college professor told me that America is evil and should give up its place in the world.

I'm voting Democrat because I believe that Cuba, Russia, and China should be on the United Nations Human Rights Council.

I'm voting Democrat because I believe that everyone is essentially good -- even people like Ahmadinejad who calls for the destruction of Israel. He just needs a little understanding.

I'm voting Democrat because we should all be forced to drive ugly cars with the horsepower of a riding lawnmower.

I am voting Democrat because I believe in change; although I don't know WHAT the change will be, or HOW it will happen, AND I am pretty sure that I won't WANT to actually change anything I do, but still....I believe in change.

I'm voting Democrat because the government knows how to raise children better than parents do.

I'm voting Democrat because I want the rich to work harder, give me their money, and pay for my services so I don't have to.

I'm voting Democrat because I don't give to charity or do volunteer work and then I complain about how selfish everyone else is.

I'm voting Democrat because I've seen welfare help so many poor people become self-sufficient and upwardly mobile.

I'm voting Democrat because I'm not driven enough to realize my dreams without the government holding my hand the entire way.

I'm voting Democrat because I want America to be Europe's prosthetic limb.

I'm voting Democrat because I think we all should be equal...equally unhappy and unsuccessful.

I'm voting Democrat because life just isn't fair and I deserve what other people have without working for it.

I'm voting Democrat because I like hearing the word "Change" 50 million times in presidential debate, seeing the word on celebrities' t-shirts and bags, on signs outside of million dollar houses, and know that the only change that is going to happen is that I'm going to work 40 hours a week and not even see a penny of my paycheck because taxes will go through the roof!!!.....leaving me with "change"!!!!

I'm voting Democrat because Barack Obama is better than you, and he knows it!

I'm voting Democrat because I like how democrats can cause financial crises' like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and have the temerity to blame them on Republicans.

I'm voting Democrat because Obama was endorsed by Hamas and terrorist’s endorsements are a must to achieve world peace.

I am voting Democrat since I believe those who are lazy, druggies, high school dropouts, etc. should be entitled to the money I wake up every morning and work my ass off to make!

I’m voting Democrat because it's the COOL thing to do. I'm hip and in the majority.

I’m voting Democrat because I listen to and believe all the celebrities/actors who so passionately want Obama to win because I can't think for myself at all. The same celebrities who WE make rich because we GO SEE their movies and watch their T.V. shows put millions of dollars into their pockets! but...these multi-million dollar celebs are so disheartened by AMERICAN ways and the capitalistic economy we have and the world will come to and end if another Republican comes into office...hmmmmm...

I'm voting Democrat because "Hillary said so"

I'm voting Democrat because of the War on Terror. We have not been attacked once since Sept. 11, 2001, and that was caused by Bill Clinton, but I still don't feel safe.

I'm voting Democrat because communist economics always work. Look how well off the Soviet Union is right now. That wall in Berlin has never looked better.

I'm voting Democrat because I won't be subjected to any criteria for meeting U.S. terrorists and having a cool-aid with any of them, and one last critical factor.

I'm voting Democrat because I agree with Joe Biden, that it really is patriotic to pay more taxes. So I'm going to pay a "direct tax." Instead of wasting time giving it to the government for redistribution, I will give my money to derelicts that loiter outside of liquor stores and methadone clinics. That's where it ends up anyway.

YES WE CAN ... **
(**screw up this country like never before.)

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Hmmmmm....

They found another relative of the One....living in poverty. WTF? This is a guy making hundreds of thousands a year, wife ordering $450.00 snacks at the Waldorf and the relatives....screw you. These are the relatives he refers to in his books and memoirs.
Used, abused and sent to the slums in Boston. Thanks Barry!

He does not take care of his family and we are asked to believe he will take care of us.......
Yeah right.


I Am Ready.....

Are YOU?

Tuesday. Win, lose or draw, I am ready. The MSM's tell us the One has won, yet the polls are tightening. Pennsylvania is in play. Florida has a high voter turnout, but the One is behind 4% in exit info. Lot's of Dems out there that are not happy with him. Truly a strange season for politics.

That brings me back to the title....
If McCain Palin wins on Tuesday...I am ready.
If McCain Palin loses on Tuesday.....I am ready.

Now we know the lefties are ready to win. Hell, they keep telling us they already have. However, flip that question around........
To you, my liberal, rat bastard, unrepentant terrorist loving, tax raising, white flag waiving, commie/socialist, sympathizing friends I will ask.....
Are you ready to lose?

Me thinks not.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008



I'm Just Saying.........
Dead Heat

Horse Race


Ain't no fat lady singing yet...........

Monday, October 27, 2008

Monday's Pun(s) !!!

Did you see guys that Bob the ventriloquist hangs out with? They're nothing special, just a bunch of dummies.

Whenever the nurses have a bad day they just keep needling people.

The auctioneer often looks forbidding.
ACORN

You want info? We got info.


His Royal Hopeness.

Saw this little ditty in an article on the One.

I wish that were the worst I could say about the man, who has survived nearly two years of campaigning for President without serious cross-examination from either the media or his media-chastened opponents. A man who, should he win the election and serve one term, will have been President of the United States longer than he has held any steady job.

Incredible.

Friday, October 24, 2008



Right Said Fred.....

Two minutes with Fred....

in
a
ObamaNation...
Celebs That Lean Right

Yeah, I'm in there towards the end.....

I think.....
Obama Panic!




Recently, Obama said he wants to expedite loans to small businesses, so he seems to have a clue that they produce much of the country's job growth. Yet his income-tax hike on upper brackets will hit vast numbers of small businesses - they'd face the highest rates they've seen in decades.

Overall, his plan includes some of the most lethal tax increases imaginable, including a jump in the capital-gains rate. He'd expand government spending massively, with everything from new public-works projects to increases in foreign aid to a surge in Afghanistan - plus hand out a token $500 welfare check that he calls a tax cut to everyone else.

Just how low can the markets and economy go? It could be a lot lower - it all depends on the policies of the next president. And, as it looks increasingly likely that Obama will be that man, the markets are casting a vote of "no confidence."

You think if McCain were ahead this argument would not be trumpeted?
It's Aloha Friday......

....no work till Monday!!!

Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ...

Busy weekend...what else is new?!! It's a Poe' Birthday Party Weekend!! Slumber parties, Aviation Merit Badge, CR-914 racing and a banquest whew!!! Man, I love the Fall!

Y'all have a GREAT weekend!

Doo de doo, de doo, de doo ....

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More Reading...

Hey, don't blame me there is a lot of good stuff out there today!

You can trace the constrained vision back to Aristotle; the unconstrained vision to Plato. But the neatest illustration of the two visions occurred during the great upheavals of the 18th century, the American and French revolutions.

The American Revolution embodied the constrained vision. "In the United States," Sowell says, "it was assumed from the outset that what you needed to do above all was minimize [the damage that could be done by] the flaws in human nature." The founders did so by composing a constitution of checks and balances. More than two centuries later, their work remains in place.

The French Revolution, by contrast, embodied the unconstrained vision. "In France," Sowell says, "the idea was that if you put the right people in charge--if you had a political Messiah--then problems would just go away." The result? The Terror, Napoleon and so many decades of instability that France finally sorted itself out only when Charles de Gaulle declared the Fifth Republic.

What role have the two visions played in the campaign? Sen. John McCain, who is trailing, has by and large embraced the constrained vision; Sen. Barack Obama, who is leading, the unconstrained vision. Asked if Obama represents the purest expression of the unconstrained vision since Franklin Roosevelt, Sowell, himself an African-American, replies: "No. Since the beginning of American politics. This man [Obama] has been a left ideologue for 20 years."

I knew there was a reason I never cared for Plato.
Here's the link.