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Who is creating the terror? Not "That one"
Author: Raine
Date: 10/09/2008 12:13:59
By now, I am sure you have heard the federal government may nationalize part of our banks. Now I have said it before and I will say it again, economics are not my strong suit at all, but this appears to me to be a very bad idea.
On top of that, yesterday, the Federal Reserve gave AIG another 38 billion, and we have been told that the 700 billion dollar bailout package is going to take some time before it kicks in. I am starting to get a little concerned here. What the hell have these Republicans done to our country?
People are scared. They don't know what to do. They watch the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer and there is a simmering anger brewing about. This is very relevant because in the meantime, we have 2 people running for high office that are stoking those flames and whipping that fear and anger -- and dare I say bitterness into racial and xenophobic hatred. That's is where I start to get nervous. The newest comment was "Off with His Head".
When people are scared, nervous frightened bitter -- insert any word here--- they react in the way that the environment around them does. John McCain and Sarah Palin have been tossing down gasoline and handing out matches. It's terrible considering we are in very dire times here in America. My level of disgust is real and intense. I trust Barack when he calls for cooler heads to prevail. I trust him when he says don't panic, but I do not trust these people that I am seeing at these Republican rallies-- especially the ones behind the podium.
In the end, people who go to McCain/Palin rallies are people we walk next to everyday. They are our co-workers, they are our neighbors, they are are our friends and even family. The economy is affecting them just as it is you and I. How Americans react to this crisis is completely dependent upon how our leaders act. Take a look around. It's very obvious who is leading steadily and who is erratic and chaotic. I think the answer is there.
What is becoming increasingly clear to me is that Barack Obama was given few billion pounds of extra crap to deal with once he takes office. I expect not to see everything that he has been trying to communicate to America, but at least I know he would rather be honest about the issues than get thousands of people distracted from real issues and fired up to a hate rally, as McCain/Palin have done-- and will conitinue to do. Americans deserve better than that, even if they don't realize it for themselves.
John McCain wants America to believe Barack Obama is a terrorist because he is desperate, just as desperate as the people who are on the verge of losing everything -- houses, jobs, savings. Desperate people trying to lead the same is just a recipe for chaos and mass destruction.
So who exactly is creating the terror?
The Republicans and this administration who caused this economic crisis in America. The ones who have been in charge of the house from 1996- 2006, The ones who have been in the executive branch since 2000. Now, they have John McCain and Sarah Palin steering the ship of hatred into the heart of what is left of middle class America.
We cannot afford this in America again. If we are to be a beacon of hope and goodness, we cannot allow these people to tear America apart down the lines of color, economic states and xenophobia. We must, as a nation, come together to help instead of hate, Our chances are running out here, and we simply must get Barack Obama elected. The alternative is truly terrifying.
I refused to let the terrorists win on 911™ and I refuse still today.
:peace: and
Raine
On top of that, yesterday, the Federal Reserve gave AIG another 38 billion, and we have been told that the 700 billion dollar bailout package is going to take some time before it kicks in. I am starting to get a little concerned here. What the hell have these Republicans done to our country?
People are scared. They don't know what to do. They watch the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer and there is a simmering anger brewing about. This is very relevant because in the meantime, we have 2 people running for high office that are stoking those flames and whipping that fear and anger -- and dare I say bitterness into racial and xenophobic hatred. That's is where I start to get nervous. The newest comment was "Off with His Head".
When people are scared, nervous frightened bitter -- insert any word here--- they react in the way that the environment around them does. John McCain and Sarah Palin have been tossing down gasoline and handing out matches. It's terrible considering we are in very dire times here in America. My level of disgust is real and intense. I trust Barack when he calls for cooler heads to prevail. I trust him when he says don't panic, but I do not trust these people that I am seeing at these Republican rallies-- especially the ones behind the podium.
In the end, people who go to McCain/Palin rallies are people we walk next to everyday. They are our co-workers, they are our neighbors, they are are our friends and even family. The economy is affecting them just as it is you and I. How Americans react to this crisis is completely dependent upon how our leaders act. Take a look around. It's very obvious who is leading steadily and who is erratic and chaotic. I think the answer is there.
What is becoming increasingly clear to me is that Barack Obama was given few billion pounds of extra crap to deal with once he takes office. I expect not to see everything that he has been trying to communicate to America, but at least I know he would rather be honest about the issues than get thousands of people distracted from real issues and fired up to a hate rally, as McCain/Palin have done-- and will conitinue to do. Americans deserve better than that, even if they don't realize it for themselves.
John McCain wants America to believe Barack Obama is a terrorist because he is desperate, just as desperate as the people who are on the verge of losing everything -- houses, jobs, savings. Desperate people trying to lead the same is just a recipe for chaos and mass destruction.
So who exactly is creating the terror?
The Republicans and this administration who caused this economic crisis in America. The ones who have been in charge of the house from 1996- 2006, The ones who have been in the executive branch since 2000. Now, they have John McCain and Sarah Palin steering the ship of hatred into the heart of what is left of middle class America.
We cannot afford this in America again. If we are to be a beacon of hope and goodness, we cannot allow these people to tear America apart down the lines of color, economic states and xenophobia. We must, as a nation, come together to help instead of hate, Our chances are running out here, and we simply must get Barack Obama elected. The alternative is truly terrifying.
I refused to let the terrorists win on 911™ and I refuse still today.
:peace: and
Raine
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Comment by 
BobR on 10/09/2008 12:36:51
BobR on 10/09/2008 12:36:51
Morning folks... :coffee:
btw, I was working last night and didn't get a chance to comment on a couple things, so here they are:
Mondo: yes, some bottles are thicker than others
Livin: On Saturday's Phillie game, try to work in some shots of the crowd cussin' her out :P
btw, I was working last night and didn't get a chance to comment on a couple things, so here they are:
Mondo: yes, some bottles are thicker than others
Livin: On Saturday's Phillie game, try to work in some shots of the crowd cussin' her out :P
Comment by BobR on 10/09/2008 12:40:07
BobR on 10/09/2008 12:40:07
Voter purging may violate federal law. It's nice to see this gaining some traction in the media...
EDIT: I spoke too soon. A quote from the article (I really should read this in their entirety before I post them):
This is the crux of it (for voter caging, anyway):
EDIT: I spoke too soon. A quote from the article (I really should read this in their entirety before I post them):
The Times said voters appear to have been purged by mistake and not because of any intentional violations by election officials or coordinated efforts by any party.
This is the crux of it (for voter caging, anyway):
Some are removing voters from the rolls within 90 days of a federal election, which is not allowed except when voters die, notify the authorities that they have moved out of state, or have been declared unfit to vote.
Comment by 
TriSec on 10/09/2008 12:43:34
TriSec on 10/09/2008 12:43:34
Morning, comrades!
Puttering around a bit this morning. Waltham Schools are giving the Jewish holidays now, too. (is it appropriate to wish one a happy Yom Kippur?) In any case, we'll be heading up to the Topsfield Fair in a bit.
Puttering around a bit this morning. Waltham Schools are giving the Jewish holidays now, too. (is it appropriate to wish one a happy Yom Kippur?) In any case, we'll be heading up to the Topsfield Fair in a bit.
Comment by 
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 12:44:01
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 12:44:01
morning 
blogging from home as I use a few more of my vacation days :yawn:
blogging from home as I use a few more of my vacation days :yawn:
Comment by 
Raine on 10/09/2008 12:48:11
I believe that there should be NO PURGING FOR WHATEVER REASON before the election... If people care so much, then go check to see who may have dies AFTER the election and readjust from there.
This is bullshit.
Once again, if you can vote early, I suggest you do, in case you have been purged.
Raine on 10/09/2008 12:48:11
Quote by BobR:
Voter purging may violate federal law. It's nice to see this gaining some traction in the media...
EDIT: I spoke too soon. A quote from the article (I really should read this in their entirety before I post them):The Times said voters appear to have been purged by mistake and not because of any intentional violations by election officials or coordinated efforts by any party.
This is the crux of it (for voter caging, anyway):Some are removing voters from the rolls within 90 days of a federal election, which is not allowed except when voters die, notify the authorities that they have moved out of state, or have been declared unfit to vote.
I believe that there should be NO PURGING FOR WHATEVER REASON before the election... If people care so much, then go check to see who may have dies AFTER the election and readjust from there.
This is bullshit.
Once again, if you can vote early, I suggest you do, in case you have been purged.
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 12:49:17
Raine on 10/09/2008 12:49:17
Absentee Ballot?
Oh dear.. I hope Bill Press has his vote counted.
Oh dear.. I hope Bill Press has his vote counted.
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 12:53:09
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 12:53:09
oh dear! the tape Bill just played - what the fuck people!
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 12:58:28
Raine on 10/09/2008 12:58:28
I missed it, what ws said MAla?
Comment by 
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:04:54
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:04:54
Tri I have a stupid question for you.
Waltham Mass. had something to do with.. I think Washington or Franklin and an instrument called ... armonica is that right?
If so wich one and what was the connection?
Waltham Mass. had something to do with.. I think Washington or Franklin and an instrument called ... armonica is that right?
If so wich one and what was the connection?
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:07:44
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:07:44
someone went to the Bethleham rally for McCain and talked to people going in - the comments from 2 ladies to the question of (and I paraphase) Do you think Obama is a terrorist?
Lady: "Well it's in his blood lines."
Questioner: "What does the mean do you really think-
Lady: "think about it. its in his -
lady2: "I think he is."
Lady: "all in his bloodlines"
it's paraphrased but that's pretty much what they said
Lady: "Well it's in his blood lines."
Questioner: "What does the mean do you really think-
Lady: "think about it. its in his -
lady2: "I think he is."
Lady: "all in his bloodlines"
it's paraphrased but that's pretty much what they said
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:11:01
I found what you were talking about Mala. If you can stomach this...
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:11:01
Quote by wickedpam:
oh dear! the tape Bill just played - what the fuck people!
I found what you were talking about Mala. If you can stomach this...
Comment by 
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:14:09
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:14:09
Morning! Yes I am up and ready to face the day! Thanks for the confirmation Bobber. Follow up question is there a correlation between bottle stoutness and brew quality? Yes, bad pun was intended. I hate myself for that one.
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:17:13
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:17:13
Thanks Raine - it's just horrifying.
Comment by TriSec on 10/09/2008 13:18:50
Benjamin Franklin and the Glass Armonica.
There's a company in town that makes them.
A member of my scout troop was a dear friend of Mr. Finkenbeiner; his death remains a mystery, as he was a private pilot and disappeared over Southeast MA on the way to Hyannis. No trace of the plane was ever found.
TriSec on 10/09/2008 13:18:50
Quote by Grumpymann:
Tri I have a stupid question for you.
Waltham Mass. had something to do with.. I think Washington or Franklin and an instrument called ... armonica is that right?
If so wich one and what was the connection?
Benjamin Franklin and the Glass Armonica.
There's a company in town that makes them.
Franklin's glass armonica was re-invented by master glassblower and musician, Gerhard B. Finkenbeiner (1930–1999) in 1984. After thirty years of experimentation, Finkenbeiner's prototype consisted of clear glasses and glasses with gold bands. Those with gold bands indicate the equivalent of the black keys on the piano. Finkenbeiner Inc., of Waltham, Massachusetts, continues to produce these instruments commercially.
A member of my scout troop was a dear friend of Mr. Finkenbeiner; his death remains a mystery, as he was a private pilot and disappeared over Southeast MA on the way to Hyannis. No trace of the plane was ever found.
Comment by 
Scoopster on 10/09/2008 13:20:32
Scoopster on 10/09/2008 13:20:32
Morning all :coffee2:
FUCK YEA!
I am surprised that, you know, we've been seeing some pretty over-the-top attacks coming out of the McCain campaign over the last several days, that he wasn't willing to say it to my face. But I guess we've got one last debate. So presumably, if he ends up feeling that he needs to, he will raise it during the debate.
FUCK YEA!
Comment by Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:29:14
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:29:14
For those that didn't hear it on Countdown:
Ode to Sean Hannity
by John Cleese
Aping urbanity
Oozing with vanity
Plump as a manatee
Faking humanity
Journalistic calamity
Intellectual inanity
Fox Noise insanity
You’re a profanity
Hannity
Ode to Sean Hannity
by John Cleese
Aping urbanity
Oozing with vanity
Plump as a manatee
Faking humanity
Journalistic calamity
Intellectual inanity
Fox Noise insanity
You’re a profanity
Hannity
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:37:07
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:37:07
Paul just confirmed my blog today! 
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:38:05
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:38:05
Love me some Begala 
Comment by Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:38:10
Maybe Paul reads the blog. Behold the power of 4F!
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:38:10
Quote by Raine:
Paul just confirmed my blog today!
Maybe Paul reads the blog. Behold the power of 4F!
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:38:11
Thanks for posting this Mondo! That was just awesome.
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:38:11
Quote by Mondobubba:
For those that didn't hear it on Countdown:
Ode to Sean Hannity
by John Cleese
Aping urbanity
Oozing with vanity
Plump as a manatee
Faking humanity
Journalistic calamity
Intellectual inanity
Fox Noise insanity
You’re a profanity
Hannity
Thanks for posting this Mondo! That was just awesome.
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:39:28
He gave an amazing interview last night. Charlie was trying to be a douche, but barack was just cool and smooth.
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:39:28
Quote by Scoopster:
Morning all :coffee2:I am surprised that, you know, we've been seeing some pretty over-the-top attacks coming out of the McCain campaign over the last several days, that he wasn't willing to say it to my face. But I guess we've got one last debate. So presumably, if he ends up feeling that he needs to, he will raise it during the debate.
FUCK YEA!
Comment by 
velveeta jones on 10/09/2008 13:40:52
velveeta jones on 10/09/2008 13:40:52
Morning all!
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:41:40
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:41:40
I am a little ashamed of being a white person today. :cry:
Comment by Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:42:48
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:42:48
See Tri, Paul Begala, a southern called secession treason! 
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:46:52
:rolleyes:
here we go!
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:46:52
Quote by Mondobubba:
See Tri, Paul Begala, a southern called secession treason!
here we go!
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:48:13
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:48:13
we have to turn off our cell phones - well atleast those are the signs up last time I voted
Comment by Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:48:51
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 13:48:51
:dance: Generals and Majors! 
I XTC!
I XTC!
Comment by TriSec on 10/09/2008 13:52:49
TriSec on 10/09/2008 13:52:49
Huh? Not listening this morning.
Comment by Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:52:51
Thanks Tri you are always a wealth of info when I need one.
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:52:51
Quote by TriSec:Quote by Grumpymann:
Tri I have a stupid question for you.
Waltham Mass. had something to do with.. I think Washington or Franklin and an instrument called ... armonica is that right?
If so wich one and what was the connection?
Benjamin Franklin and the Glass Armonica.
There's a company in town that makes them.Franklin's glass armonica was re-invented by master glassblower and musician, Gerhard B. Finkenbeiner (1930–1999) in 1984. After thirty years of experimentation, Finkenbeiner's prototype consisted of clear glasses and glasses with gold bands. Those with gold bands indicate the equivalent of the black keys on the piano. Finkenbeiner Inc., of Waltham, Massachusetts, continues to produce these instruments commercially.
A member of my scout troop was a dear friend of Mr. Finkenbeiner; his death remains a mystery, as he was a private pilot and disappeared over Southeast MA on the way to Hyannis. No trace of the plane was ever found.
Thanks Tri you are always a wealth of info when I need one.
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:53:29
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:53:29
thats a weebull not a weevil
Comment by Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:54:01
You don't need to be.
Your not a Con.
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:54:01
Quote by Raine:
I am a little ashamed of being a white person today. :cry:
You don't need to be.
Your not a Con.
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:54:54
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:54:54
The hand shake that wan't captured doesn't matter.
It was the handshake that was NOT accepted this does. The body language says it all. Besides, I posted a few pictures of the handshake... McCain clearly despises "That One"
It was the handshake that was NOT accepted this does. The body language says it all. Besides, I posted a few pictures of the handshake... McCain clearly despises "That One"
Comment by Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:56:56
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 13:56:56
Ash RAPE VICTIMS in Wisilla how popular she is!
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:57:35
Logically I know this, but emotionally, I am not feeling it.
It isn't comfortable to say but what these people are saying ... it reflects badly on me, as a white woman. I want to scream out to the world that I am not one of THOSE PEOPLE!
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:57:35
Quote by Grumpymann:Quote by Raine:
I am a little ashamed of being a white person today. :cry:
You don't need to be.
Your not a Con.
Logically I know this, but emotionally, I am not feeling it.
It isn't comfortable to say but what these people are saying ... it reflects badly on me, as a white woman. I want to scream out to the world that I am not one of THOSE PEOPLE!
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:58:09
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 13:58:09
Personally I like to think my Gov. is pretty popular :shrug:
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 13:59:51
Tell me about it. I am still waiting for the MEdia to do some REAL reporting on that.
That woman HATES women. and according to here own words (the ones she misquoted from a starbucks cup) she condemned herself to hell.
Raine on 10/09/2008 13:59:51
Quote by Grumpymann:
Ask RAPE VICTIMS in Wisilla how popular she is!
Tell me about it. I am still waiting for the MEdia to do some REAL reporting on that.
That woman HATES women. and according to here own words (the ones she misquoted from a starbucks cup) she condemned herself to hell.
Comment by Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 14:02:14
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 14:02:14
Oh Raine. The buying into the banks thing, worked in Sweden. But, that was Sweden.
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 14:05:13
thinking aloud -
and maybe I'm opening a naive can of worms but -
I never think of myself as a "color" so I have a hard time feeling ashamed of what people do or say based how if they have similar "coloring" for lack of a better word. I just feel ashamed that people can thinking about each other in general.
I'm too pollyanne aren't I?
I don't want to offend anyone so I hope I said that in a why so as not to poke anyone with a sharp stick.
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 14:05:13
Quote by Raine:Quote by Grumpymann:Quote by Raine:
I am a little ashamed of being a white person today. :cry:
You don't need to be.
Your not a Con.
Logically I know this, but emotionally, I am not feeling it.
It isn't comfortable to say but what these people are saying ... it reflects badly on me, as a white woman. I want to scream out to the world that I am not one of THOSE PEOPLE!
thinking aloud -
and maybe I'm opening a naive can of worms but -
I never think of myself as a "color" so I have a hard time feeling ashamed of what people do or say based how if they have similar "coloring" for lack of a better word. I just feel ashamed that people can thinking about each other in general.
I'm too pollyanne aren't I?
I don't want to offend anyone so I hope I said that in a why so as not to poke anyone with a sharp stick.
Comment by Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 14:06:30
You want to read some really hilarious stuff about Sarah Palin as the new face of feminism, check out Camille Paglia's bloviation in Salon from a couple of days ago. The best part of the article were the letters.
Mondobubba on 10/09/2008 14:06:30
Quote by Raine:Quote by Grumpymann:
Ask RAPE VICTIMS in Wisilla how popular she is!
Tell me about it. I am still waiting for the MEdia to do some REAL reporting on that.
That woman HATES women. and according to here own words (the ones she misquoted from a starbucks cup) she condemned herself to hell.
You want to read some really hilarious stuff about Sarah Palin as the new face of feminism, check out Camille Paglia's bloviation in Salon from a couple of days ago. The best part of the article were the letters.
Comment by Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 14:08:17
I remember I did something... really wrong when I was a kid.
My father thought I should go talk to my Grandfather about it.
Grandpa took me out for ice cream.
To make a long story short after I spilled the beans and a lot of tears. A lot of recriminations on myself. I asked my grand father what my punishment would be.
(And my grandfather said nothing the whole time.)
My grandfather said to me. "The difference between you and the other people involved with what you did is "YOU HAVE A SOUL THAT MAKES YOU FEEL BAD FOR WHAT HAS HAPPENED.""
That was my punishment the crushing guilt and the knowledge that I had disappointed people that mattered to me. (Worse than grounding and the usual ass kicking.)
I think the same wisdom applies to you.
You know it was wrong and even though you had nothing to do with it. You still feel bad even though you have nothing to feel bad for.
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 14:08:17
Quote by Raine:Quote by Grumpymann:Quote by Raine:
I am a little ashamed of being a white person today. :cry:
You don't need to be.
Your not a Con.
Logically I know this, but emotionally, I am not feeling it.
It isn't comfortable to say but what these people are saying ... it reflects badly on me, as a white woman. I want to scream out to the world that I am not one of THOSE PEOPLE!
My father thought I should go talk to my Grandfather about it.
Grandpa took me out for ice cream.
To make a long story short after I spilled the beans and a lot of tears. A lot of recriminations on myself. I asked my grand father what my punishment would be.
(And my grandfather said nothing the whole time.)
My grandfather said to me. "The difference between you and the other people involved with what you did is "YOU HAVE A SOUL THAT MAKES YOU FEEL BAD FOR WHAT HAS HAPPENED.""
That was my punishment the crushing guilt and the knowledge that I had disappointed people that mattered to me. (Worse than grounding and the usual ass kicking.)
I think the same wisdom applies to you.
You know it was wrong and even though you had nothing to do with it. You still feel bad even though you have nothing to feel bad for.
Comment by Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 14:09:44
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 14:09:44
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:Quote by Grumpymann:Quote by Raine:
I am a little ashamed of being a white person today. :cry:
You don't need to be.
Your not a Con.
Logically I know this, but emotionally, I am not feeling it.
It isn't comfortable to say but what these people are saying ... it reflects badly on me, as a white woman. I want to scream out to the world that I am not one of THOSE PEOPLE!
thinking aloud -
and maybe I'm opening a naive can of worms but -
I never think of myself as a "color" so I have a hard time feeling ashamed of what people do or say based how if they have similar "coloring" for lack of a better word. I just feel ashamed that people can thinking about each other in general.
I'm too pollyanne aren't I?
I don't want to offend anyone so I hope I said that in a why so as not to poke anyone with a sharp stick.
Comment by Raine on 10/09/2008 14:10:30
Raine on 10/09/2008 14:10:30
Grump, I love your grandfather.
Comment by wickedpam on 10/09/2008 14:13:53
Me too. :hug:
wickedpam on 10/09/2008 14:13:53
Quote by Raine:
Grump, I love your grandfather.
Me too. :hug:
Comment by velveeta jones on 10/09/2008 14:14:53
velveeta jones on 10/09/2008 14:14:53
Speaking of Sheboygan....... and drops on SMS....... Shane-O, I want to investigate getting one of your perfect drops onto my cellphone!! (I see a new cottage industry for you). I would have a cooler ring tone than my teenage boss - who has some pop flavor of the month that I've never heard of but sounds like any other pop "star".
Are you on facebook?
Are you on facebook?
Comment by Scoopster on 10/09/2008 14:15:04
Scoopster on 10/09/2008 14:15:04
Ooh.. great diary on Georgia voter registration changes from 2004 to 2008
This might help explain why Saxby Chambliss is running tied in the polls..
This might help explain why Saxby Chambliss is running tied in the polls..
Comment by BobR on 10/09/2008 14:15:09
Not necessarily. Breweries don't make their own bottles.
BobR on 10/09/2008 14:15:09
Quote by Mondobubba:
Morning! Yes I am up and ready to face the day! Thanks for the confirmation Bobber. Follow up question is there a correlation between bottle stoutness and brew quality? Yes, bad pun was intended. I hate myself for that one.
Not necessarily. Breweries don't make their own bottles.
Comment by Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 14:16:01
Thanks guys I miss him a lot some times.
But mostly I remember him and smile.
Grumpymann on 10/09/2008 14:16:01
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:
Grump, I love your grandfather.
Me too. :hug:
Quote by Raine:
Grump, I love your grandfather.
But mostly I remember him and smile.
Comment by BobR on 10/09/2008 14:16:02
one of MY favorite bands... :party:
BobR on 10/09/2008 14:16:02
Quote by Mondobubba:
:dance: Generals and Majors!
one of MY favorite bands... :party: