Wow. I scanned up to message # 175 and I can’t tell you how boring this was.

What a fascinating subject possibility…

Americans are, like, sodescended from Puritans!

I think there might have been more stories if nom de plumes had been a possibility…

-S

What a fascinating subject possibility…

Americans are, like, sodescended from Puritans!

lolo, honey, we are so DONE being girls.

We women take notes, share specifications and quality manuals, study and test rigorously, publish our findings in the hopes of saving our sisters from the same fate.

Now I’m starting to feel biased against. The phallicly-equipped of us in the audience were always tought that this sort of behavior is disgusting, as in “yeah, Betty may have a nice rack but she’s boring in bed.” Nice to know equality for women has come to mean adopting the worst behavior traits of the proverbial locker room.

Hang on . . . just adjusting my helmet and fla(c)k jacket . . .there! Okay, blast away.

After some DC dinner or event Bob ran into Tweety outside with another guy. As I recall they exchanged a few pleasantries and then Tweety went off about some absolutely totally fabulous hooker he had just seen in the building.

Beyond how he was so certain she was a pro the only strange thing about it, to Bob , was how it just came out of the blue.

Not much that’s worth much can be read into this little story. Chris can easily afford the cream of the crop if he cares too and his easy display of desire for it, to bare acquaintances who in Bob’s case are published observers of the political scene suggests perhaps he does. No matter to me. Still it’s a nice counterpoint to the sort of scolding Irish male mother thing Tweety often got into with the Clintons.

Anyone who’s ever been Catholic can relate to the old Madonna and Whore dichotomy. It spills out of Chris all the time. Not that anyone can escape their culture and culture to me means all those things we feel and do and say without any thought at all. However when your making well into the six figures and are on TV a hundred odd days a year with your own show wouldn’t it be wise to spend a few moments of self examination from time to time.

Well no actually. It’s the six million a year or whatever which prevents self examination. The money is validation so why question?

But if you must know, my worst lay ever was voting for, contributing to and working for Dems in 2006 thinking it was a vote to end the war and then getting royally screwed this week. You’re welcome.

GSD @ 327

Suzanne @ 310

This week Card got the heel greeting at UMASS.

Bush was shit on in public by one of our dear winged friends.

Comblicker Wolfie got dumped by Shaha Riza….she wanted to prove that she wasn’t using a powerful man to advance her career by dumping the man who had lost his power. Neoconcubine indeed.

Hopefully there’s more humiliation for the Bush Cabal waiting in the wings.

-GSD

hear hear

Humiliation works for Republican neocons’s libido. It explains the sex fixation and the need to peek into everyone’s bedroom. This blog and comments are so tame compared to any that those closet pervs dare not write. They get off by minding other people’s sexual business. UGH.

And what kind of people would write to a parent after such a devastating loss to place blame on that parent with such bullshit reasoning?

The personification of a republic thug.

I Lost My Son to a War I Oppose. We Were Both Doing Our Duty.

Parents who lose children, whether through accident or illness, inevitably wonder what they could have done to prevent their loss. When my son was killed in Iraq earlier this month at age 27, I found myself pondering my responsibility for his death.

Among the hundreds of messages that my wife and I have received, two bore directly on this question. Both held me personally culpable, insisting that my public opposition to the war had provided aid and comfort to the enemy. Each said that my son’s death came as a direct result of my antiwar writings…

What assinine logic!

There’s a militarization of our society that is just inexcusable; it’s pathologic. The ‘job’ of our military is very basic, protection of our citizens, protection of our country. Iraq has (nor had) anything to do with either.

And what kind of people would write to a parent after such a devastating loss to place blame on that parent with such bullshit reasoning?