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Of Rhetoric and Reality
Author: BobR    Date: 12/13/2013 22:27:02

In the days, weeks, months, and several years after 9/11, the response was somewhat different inside and outside of NYC. Those on the outside, those who had never set foot in Manhattan were sometimes the loudest to proclaim what we as a nation should or shouldn't do in response. Those who live and work in the city just wanted to get back to normal, and not pick at the scab from the wound torn on that horrible day.

On year ago tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the shooting that shook the nation. On Dec 14, 2012, Adam Lanza murdered 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary school. Most of those were children. The nation recoiled in horror and tried to take a long look at itself in the mirror. Tried, I say, because those who think guns are more important to our nation than our children fogged up that mirror with 2nd Amendment rhetoric. This time, we were promised, something would get done. One year later, only a few states have moved towards common-sense gun regulation. At the federal level - bupkis.

For the people of that town, what they want is gun laws to protect us from the nutjobs (as they've advocated in the year's interim). What they don't want is a media circus:
Local government officials are urging the news media to stay away Saturday, the first anniversary of the Dec. 14 shootings that killed 20 children and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

"The community is choosing to remember and honor those who lost their lives in the Sandy Hook tragedy in ways that are quiet, personal and respectful — centered on themes of kindness, love and service to others," Newtown First Selectman Pat Llodra said in a written statement Monday.

Llodra said the town will not be hosting any memorial events and requested that the public and the press allow Newtown residents "the time to be alone and quiet with time for personal and communal reflection."

All the talk and all the speeches and all the special appearances, all the promises that this time, this time, something would get done, have fallen into the abyss. That is why it is sad and disturbing and frustrating that it has happened again, this time in the Denver area:
Two students have been wounded during a shooting inside Arapahoe High School in suburban Denver, authorities say. The gunman, who was reportedly armed with a shotgun, then apparently killed himself, police said.

One of the injured students is in critical condition at a nearby hospital, according to a hospital spokesperson. Police said the second injured student is in fair condition and may have suffered actual gunshot wounds.

According to law enforcement, the shooter was apparently targeting a particular teacher when one of the injured students confronted the shooter.

To put an exclamation point on the gun problem we have in this country:
The high school is only a few miles the Aurora movie theater where a dozen people were shot to death in 2012. Columbine High School, where 12 students and a teacher were killed during a shooting in 1999, is about eight miles away.

Someone once said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. That seems about right.
 

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Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 14:15:55
Merry Kerabostmas everyone!

Comment by wickedpam on 12/13/2013 14:17:25
Morning

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 14:18:37
Good morning!


This is for Megan Kelly.


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BbUhJ3JCYAEV9Hg.jpg


Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 14:19:12
Quote by Raine:
Good morning!


This is for Megan Kelly.


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BbUhJ3JCYAEV9Hg.jpg



:goes off on coughing jag:

Comment by TriSec on 12/13/2013 14:35:58
Mmm, Sambo Santa!





Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 14:52:07
Comment by Scoopster on 12/13/2013 14:52:20
Andy Borowitz wins the day already!
Kim Jong-Un: "Don't act like I'm the only one who ever felt like killing relatives around the holidays."


Comment by Scoopster on 12/13/2013 14:57:19
Quote by Raine:

you totally called it Scoop.

I can't say I'm proud.. would rather have seen the media act sensibly and respectfully and not stir up brainless dipshits like Trump.

Comment by Scoopster on 12/13/2013 14:59:43
Wow who is this nitwit on the SMS mosheen? Gettin' Chris all worked up..

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 15:04:24
Quote by Scoopster:
Andy Borowitz wins the day already!
Kim Jong-Un: "Don't act like I'm the only one who ever felt like killing relatives around the holidays."




:coughing jag : :coughing jag:

Comment by TriSec on 12/13/2013 15:05:48
OK, so a significant "winter event" is bearing down on the six-state region, with up to a foot of snow expected in spots. Therefore, Boy Scout Troop 248 (Waltham) is:

1. Mobilized and ready to help clear city sidewalks and dig out elderly residents?

2. Standing by with the supermarket to pilot a program where we deliver bread, milk, and eggs to people who somehow forgot to hoard these things?

3. Going Camping!



Comment by Scoopster on 12/13/2013 15:10:43
Comment by Will in Chicago on 12/13/2013 15:15:35
Quote by Scoopster:
Quote by Raine:

you totally called it Scoop.

I can't say I'm proud.. would rather have seen the media act sensibly and respectfully and not stir up brainless dipshits like Trump.



The birther nonsense shows the desperation of the far Right. They cannot win at the ballot box or in the realm of public opinion. So, they must find ways to make yet another Democratic president seem illegitimate to the public. I would say that Donald Trump has no honor or decency in his treatment of Loretta Fuddy's death, but Mister Trump has shown neither honor nor decency but such extreme egotism that I think Dr. Freud and Dr. Jung would have enjoyed examining him.

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 15:18:13
Quote by TriSec:
OK, so a significant "winter event" is bearing down on the six-state region, with up to a foot of snow expected in spots. Therefore, Boy Scout Troop 248 (Waltham) is:

1. Mobilized and ready to help clear city sidewalks and dig out elderly residents?

2. Standing by with the supermarket to pilot a program where we deliver bread, milk, and eggs to people who somehow forgot to hoard these things?

3. Going Camping!




I'm going with 3. And await the reports of Scouts on a winter camping trip resorting to cannibalism to stay alive.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 15:24:46
Quote by Scoopster:
Wow who is this nitwit on the SMS mosheen? Gettin' Chris all worked up..

That was probably Billy From Texas.


Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 15:38:11
Quote by Scoopster:
OH reeeeeeaaaally?!



"Port Authoritygate?" No. "Bridgegate? Nope. "Christ, Christie is a gaping assholegate" We have a winner.

Comment by TriSec on 12/13/2013 15:42:39
And now Blogger Joe is ready to make his magical journey from the Greater Boston area to somewhere that is south and west of here.

(That ought to narrow it down.)


Comment by TriSec on 12/13/2013 15:48:44
Quote by Mondobubba:



I'm going with 3. And await the reports of Scouts on a winter camping trip resorting to cannibalism to stay alive.


Heh. That may happen - there is only one year-round road to access the camp. The one we use in the summer is listed as "Generally impassible during the winter" in all the camp documentation.



Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 16:04:15
An American man who disappeared in Iran more than six years ago had been working for the CIA in what U.S. intelligence officials describe as a rogue operation that led to a major shake-up in the spy agency.

Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent, traveled to the Iranian island of Kish in March 2007 to investigate corruption at a time when he was discussing the renewal of a CIA contract he had held for several years. He also inquired about getting re­imbursed for the Iran trip by the agency before he departed, according to former and current U.S. intelligence officials.
This ain't good at all.


But months after Levinson’s abduction, e-mails and other documents surfaced that suggested he had gone to Iran at the direction of certain CIA analysts who had no authority to run operations overseas. That revelation prompted a major internal investigation that had wide-ranging repercussions, the officials said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

The CIA leadership disciplined 10 employees, including three veteran analysts who were forced out of their jobs, the officials said.





Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 16:24:35
That's the second or third bumper today!

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 16:28:39
http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/192hk4fx26tu0gif/ku-medium.gif


Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 16:31:02
:sigh: I will most likely get all Angry Nerd this weekend when I go see Part 2 of the Hobbit.

Comment by wickedpam on 12/13/2013 16:33:11
Quote by Raine:
http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/192hk4fx26tu0gif/ku-medium.gif



bitchface Prince?

Comment by Scoopster on 12/13/2013 16:34:15
Quote by Mondobubba:
:sigh: I will most likely get all Angry Nerd this weekend when I go see Part 2 of the Hobbit.

Or maybe not.. ?

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 16:39:38
Most enlightening comment from this gawker article.

If he's a victim of affluence, wouldn't be a good idea to remove him from the affluence?


Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 16:40:25
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by Raine:
http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/192hk4fx26tu0gif/ku-medium.gif



bitchface Prince?
was just looking at my gifs. I just love this one!


Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 16:46:09
Quote by Scoopster:
Quote by Mondobubba:
:sigh: I will most likely get all Angry Nerd this weekend when I go see Part 2 of the Hobbit.

Or maybe not.. ?



No, I will.

1. Legolas does not appear in "The Hobbit."
2. There are no love triangles in "The Hobbit."
3. Radagast the Brown does not appear in "The Hobbit."

:take huge inhaler hit: :weeze:



Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 16:47:55
On the plus side, THDoS, does have Beezlebub Creamsicle (Benedict Cumberpatch) as the voice of Smaug. So there is that.

Comment by wickedpam on 12/13/2013 16:53:10
Quote by Raine:
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by Raine:
http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/192hk4fx26tu0gif/ku-medium.gif



bitchface Prince?
was just looking at my gifs. I just love this one!


It is a good gif


Comment by BobR on 12/13/2013 16:57:02
Quote by Mondobubba:
Quote by Scoopster:
Quote by Mondobubba:
:sigh: I will most likely get all Angry Nerd this weekend when I go see Part 2 of the Hobbit.

Or maybe not.. ?



No, I will.

1. Legolas does not appear in "The Hobbit."
2. There are no love triangles in "The Hobbit."
3. Radagast the Brown does not appear in "The Hobbit."

:take huge inhaler hit: :weeze:


I still need to see the first one.

Go ahead and faint - I'll wait.

Comment by BobR on 12/13/2013 16:58:53
10 Party moments that only sober people will understand... or at least not-shit-faced people.

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 17:10:47
Comment by wickedpam on 12/13/2013 17:11:52
what the hell is going on on Ed's show? He's fighting with reporters on air

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 17:12:08
Quote by BobR:
Quote by Mondobubba:
Quote by Scoopster:
Quote by Mondobubba:
:sigh: I will most likely get all Angry Nerd this weekend when I go see Part 2 of the Hobbit.

Or maybe not.. ?



No, I will.

1. Legolas does not appear in "The Hobbit."
2. There are no love triangles in "The Hobbit."
3. Radagast the Brown does not appear in "The Hobbit."

:take huge inhaler hit: :weeze:


I still need to see the first one.

Go ahead and faint - I'll wait.



http://application.denofgeek.com/pics/film/list/screams/03.jpg


Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:16:37
Who the hell is Ed arguing with and what is this all about?

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:17:07
Quote by wickedpam:
what the hell is going on on Ed's show? He's fighting with reporters on air



Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:17:29
Sirota involved? What the hell am I missing?

Comment by Scoopster on 12/13/2013 17:19:08
For the record Mondo, there is a love triangle in The Hobbit - The One Ring, Bilbo and Gollum.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:19:28
What ever it is, I think this might be what it's all about. My critics have “income envy”: Ed Schultz unloads after backlash to his union quote


Now that article is from 3 hours ago. He just used that same phrase on the show.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:19:58
Quote by Scoopster:
For the record Mondo, there is a love triangle in The Hobbit - The One Ring, Bilbo and Gollum.




Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:20:26
Quote by Mondobubba:
Speaking of

ooOOoo

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 17:20:27
Quote by Raine:
Who the hell is Ed arguing with and what is this all about?



This might provide some illumination.

Comment by wickedpam on 12/13/2013 17:20:46
Quote by Raine:
Sirota involved? What the hell am I missing?


The guy on the phone was a reporter from I think Mississippi(?) for Unions. I have not idea, Ed just kind of launched into it. Something about Sirota and Denver and Ed taking money from Unions - I have no idea what that was.


Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:24:06
Quote by Mondobubba:
Quote by Raine:
Who the hell is Ed arguing with and what is this all about?



This might provide some illumination.
I just Posted that link as well.

This is interesting.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:27:04
Ed Shultz is being an ass.

And I'm not a huge fan -- but this ain't about Sirota. Why he's making it about him is beyond me.

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 17:31:42
Quote by Scoopster:
For the record Mondo, there is a love triangle in The Hobbit - The One Ring, Bilbo and Gollum.



:hair flip: Whatever!


Not between and elf and dwarf! That is like dogs and cats living together!

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 17:34:19
So has anybody else heard that South Carolina trying to nullify the ACA in the Palmetto State? That worked so well for them in 1830s


I've done a search in the Google and have found it mentioned in such reliable sites like Newsmax as well as a bunch of sites with "liberty" and "patriot" in their names. This should be a hint about how important this is.

Comment by wickedpam on 12/13/2013 17:34:58
Quote by Raine:
Ed Shultz is being an ass.

And I'm not a huge fan -- but this ain't about Sirota. Why he's making it about him is beyond me.



cause he has to make it a show so people will watch and advertisers will get their money's worth

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 17:35:59
So about that fake sign language guy... Now I'm officially wondering how he was allowed to get to close to so many heads of state.

According to eNCA, Jantjie was charged with rape in 1994, theft in 1995, housebreaking in 1997, malicious damage to property in 1998, and murder, attempted murder, and kidnapping in 2003. Most of the charges were dropped after authorities ruled Jantjie mentally unfit to stand trial, and he was only convicted on the 1995 charge of theft, though it's not clear how much, if any, jail time he served.


Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 17:47:13
My sinuses have drained! It's a Kerabostmas miracle!

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 18:12:48
Quote by Mondobubba:
My sinuses have drained! It's a Kerabostmas miracle!
I'll take the bait.

What's Kerabostmas?


Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 18:13:20
Lizz is on Ed NOW!

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 18:36:46
Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 18:54:02
Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 19:10:13
Quote by Raine:
Quote by Mondobubba:
My sinuses have drained! It's a Kerabostmas miracle!
I'll take the bait.

What's Kerabostmas?


Kerabostmas.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 19:11:46
Quote by Mondobubba:
Quote by Raine:
Who the hell is Ed arguing with and what is this all about?



This might provide some illumination.
Ya know, I have been contemplating this.

I think I am actually kinda pissed at him for this BS.

Is he actually telling progressives (even those I happen to take issue with) that he deserves more because he works harder? AS thus they are deserving LESS income equality?

Income Envy sounds terribly right wing talk to me. Seriously:

“and I’m not going to lower myself to people who just have got employment envy, income envy, exposure envy, platform envy.”


Ya know, this is the very fight that unions and workers and the 98% percent have been fighting for -- They have been fighting for income equality.

Ed is WAY off base here, I think.







Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 19:12:57
Quote by Mondobubba:
Quote by Raine:
Quote by Mondobubba:
My sinuses have drained! It's a Kerabostmas miracle!
I'll take the bait.

What's Kerabostmas?


Kerabostmas.
AHHH...

Interesting... the google gave me NO HITS on this.


Comment by livingonli on 12/13/2013 19:20:57
Good day, folks. So tired, and so much to do on my day off which may be appropriate for Friday the 13th.

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 19:23:48
Quote by Raine:
Quote by Mondobubba:
Quote by Raine:
Quote by Mondobubba:
My sinuses have drained! It's a Kerabostmas miracle!
I'll take the bait.

What's Kerabostmas?


Kerabostmas.
AHHH...

Interesting... the google gave me NO HITS on this.



I know, right? I tried looking it up the Google as well.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 19:28:17
I don't oft say this, but phuck the NYT. They really published a hit piece on John Podesta.

WASHINGTON — The defense contractor Northrop Grumman gave money to the left-leaning Center for American Progress, founded by John D. Podesta, as the nonprofit group at times bemoaned what it called the harmful impact of major reductions in Pentagon spending.

Neera Tanden, president, said the Center for American Progress frequently takes positions that conflict with the agendas of its donors. “This is an institution that tries to find the right answers.”
Pacific Gas and Electric sent in a donation as Mr. Podesta championed government incentives to promote solar energy and other renewable sources that the California company buys more of than nearly any other utility.

The pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly was also a donor because of what it said was the Center for American Progress’s advocacy for patients’ rights — and just as the debate heated up in Washington over potential cuts to the Medicare program that covers Lilly’s most profitable drugs.

Mr. Podesta, named a senior adviser to President Obama, is not currently a lobbyist and therefore does not have to worry about the Obama administration’s self-imposed ban on hiring lobbyists to administration jobs. But he will nonetheless arrive at the White House after having run an organization that has taken millions of dollars in corporate donations in recent years and has its own team of lobbyists who have pushed an agenda that sometimes echoes the interests of these corporate supporters.


THINK PROGRESS CAME OUT SWINGING.




Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 19:30:17
Quote by livingonli:
Good day, folks. So tired, and so much to do on my day off which may be appropriate for Friday the 13th.
GET UP, STRETCH & Embrace the day!


Come on Liv, you can do it!



Comment by livingonli on 12/13/2013 19:34:17
Quote by Raine:
Quote by livingonli:
Good day, folks. So tired, and so much to do on my day off which may be appropriate for Friday the 13th.
GET UP, STRETCH & Embrace the day!


Come on Liv, you can do it!


I think I have the seasonal depression probably plus I hate the cold and snow and the fact that it gets dark at 4:30 PM at this time of year.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 19:36:45
Quote by livingonli:
Quote by Raine:
Quote by livingonli:
Good day, folks. So tired, and so much to do on my day off which may be appropriate for Friday the 13th.
GET UP, STRETCH & Embrace the day!


Come on Liv, you can do it!


I think I have the seasonal depression probably plus I hate the cold and snow and the fact that it gets dark at 4:30 PM at this time of year.

I hate the cold, I hate that it gets dark early too.

Now, you are a very good friend -- if you have seasonal depression, I'm gonna ask you to talk to your doctor.


Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 19:38:15
Quote by Raine:
I don't oft say this, but phuck the NYT. They really published a hit piece on John Podesta.

WASHINGTON — The defense contractor Northrop Grumman gave money to the left-leaning Center for American Progress, founded by John D. Podesta, as the nonprofit group at times bemoaned what it called the harmful impact of major reductions in Pentagon spending.

Neera Tanden, president, said the Center for American Progress frequently takes positions that conflict with the agendas of its donors. “This is an institution that tries to find the right answers.”
Pacific Gas and Electric sent in a donation as Mr. Podesta championed government incentives to promote solar energy and other renewable sources that the California company buys more of than nearly any other utility.

The pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly was also a donor because of what it said was the Center for American Progress’s advocacy for patients’ rights — and just as the debate heated up in Washington over potential cuts to the Medicare program that covers Lilly’s most profitable drugs.

Mr. Podesta, named a senior adviser to President Obama, is not currently a lobbyist and therefore does not have to worry about the Obama administration’s self-imposed ban on hiring lobbyists to administration jobs. But he will nonetheless arrive at the White House after having run an organization that has taken millions of dollars in corporate donations in recent years and has its own team of lobbyists who have pushed an agenda that sometimes echoes the interests of these corporate supporters.


THINK PROGRESS CAME OUT SWINGING.




Ouch! Well done CAP!

Comment by BobR on 12/13/2013 20:05:30
Quote by Raine:
I don't oft say this, but phuck the NYT. They really published a hit piece on John Podesta.

WASHINGTON — The defense contractor Northrop Grumman gave money to the left-leaning Center for American Progress, founded by John D. Podesta, as the nonprofit group at times bemoaned what it called the harmful impact of major reductions in Pentagon spending.

Neera Tanden, president, said the Center for American Progress frequently takes positions that conflict with the agendas of its donors. “This is an institution that tries to find the right answers.”
Pacific Gas and Electric sent in a donation as Mr. Podesta championed government incentives to promote solar energy and other renewable sources that the California company buys more of than nearly any other utility.

The pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly was also a donor because of what it said was the Center for American Progress’s advocacy for patients’ rights — and just as the debate heated up in Washington over potential cuts to the Medicare program that covers Lilly’s most profitable drugs.

Mr. Podesta, named a senior adviser to President Obama, is not currently a lobbyist and therefore does not have to worry about the Obama administration’s self-imposed ban on hiring lobbyists to administration jobs. But he will nonetheless arrive at the White House after having run an organization that has taken millions of dollars in corporate donations in recent years and has its own team of lobbyists who have pushed an agenda that sometimes echoes the interests of these corporate supporters.


THINK PROGRESS CAME OUT SWINGING.



The NYT is totally missing the cause/effect situation:

Promoting solar energy is the right thing to do, so CAP does it. PG&E responds with a donation.

Patient Rights are a good thing to advocate for, so CAP does it. Eli Lilly responds with a donation.

The NYT completely missed which action caused the other.

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 20:20:11
Quote by BobR:
Quote by Raine:
I don't oft say this, but phuck the NYT. They really published a hit piece on John Podesta.

WASHINGTON — The defense contractor Northrop Grumman gave money to the left-leaning Center for American Progress, founded by John D. Podesta, as the nonprofit group at times bemoaned what it called the harmful impact of major reductions in Pentagon spending.

Neera Tanden, president, said the Center for American Progress frequently takes positions that conflict with the agendas of its donors. “This is an institution that tries to find the right answers.”
Pacific Gas and Electric sent in a donation as Mr. Podesta championed government incentives to promote solar energy and other renewable sources that the California company buys more of than nearly any other utility.

The pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly was also a donor because of what it said was the Center for American Progress’s advocacy for patients’ rights — and just as the debate heated up in Washington over potential cuts to the Medicare program that covers Lilly’s most profitable drugs.

Mr. Podesta, named a senior adviser to President Obama, is not currently a lobbyist and therefore does not have to worry about the Obama administration’s self-imposed ban on hiring lobbyists to administration jobs. But he will nonetheless arrive at the White House after having run an organization that has taken millions of dollars in corporate donations in recent years and has its own team of lobbyists who have pushed an agenda that sometimes echoes the interests of these corporate supporters.


THINK PROGRESS CAME OUT SWINGING.



The NYT is totally missing the cause/effect situation:

Promoting solar energy is the right thing to do, so CAP does it. PG&E responds with a donation.

Patient Rights are a good thing to advocate for, so CAP does it. Eli Lilly responds with a donation.

The NYT completely missed which action caused the other.



The most common logic fallacy. Correlation is not causation.

Comment by TriSec on 12/13/2013 20:33:57
Alright gang...heading out in a few. I hope we shall not emulate the Donner Party, but you never know...



Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 20:57:22
Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 21:01:48
Comment by BobR on 12/13/2013 22:00:29

On the eve of the one year anniversary at Sandy Hook no less.

Heckuva job there, NRA

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 22:04:52
Quote by BobR:

On the eve of the one year anniversary at Sandy Hook no less.

Heckuva job there, NRA



Yuuup! Nothing marks the anniversary of a school shoot tragedy like a a school shooting tragedy.

Comment by velveeta jones on 12/13/2013 22:06:34
Busy today, doing some Blogger Joe mailings.....

Comment by Mondobubba on 12/13/2013 22:24:05
Comment by BobR on 12/13/2013 22:29:42
BLOG IS FINALLY POSTED

The first part I had been planning to write, but it slipped my mind until I heard about Denver.

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 22:42:52
ERMERGERD!

The Howard on the phone! We finally get to hear his voice!

Comment by Raine on 12/13/2013 22:44:27
Aww.... Randi almost got sawft!