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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post Warning: Slow Jam Children Ahead
It’s not a “bowlful,” it is a bag. And please note that the dicks are salted. And you, alas, are a troll.
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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post Abnegation Nation
I would truly appreciate it if someone would help me out here. At the end of the article, Douthat sneaks in an undocumented statistic. He says that in New York City “2 out 5 pregnancies end in abortion.”
As I said, it’s an undocumented statistic. But has anyone ever heard it before? I haven’t, and I consider myself fairly well-read. Is it an undocumented statistic that circulates among the right-wing?
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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post Thursday Night Basset Blogging
And a hearty canine haiku to you, too. Also.
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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post Things Not Found On The Menu
Bex7 for the win. Mr. Wonderful a close second. Congratulations to all participants for a fine contest.
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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post Ayn Rand’s Children
Question for metaphysicians:
Is it possible for a Randian woman (or man, for that matter) to accept any corndog BUT the foot-long?
I simply haven’t enough education to answer that question.
Thanks.
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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post Me And Gawd Are Watching Timmy Grow
What an E-Ticket this thread has been…
Although my judgment has certainly not been summoned, I think I can only come to the following conclusion:
1. Humboldtblue For The Win.
2. Snabby pulls in at a highly respectable Second Place.
Good work, everyone! Aside from PanchoLefty, there are no losers in this game. What a way to begin a weekend!
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LarsMacomb2 commented on the blog post St. Ebba’s Preview or: We Are All Ellen Jamesians Now
Mike, Tbogg is not comparing Obama to St. Ebba. He is comparing left wing abandoners of Obama to St. Ebba and the Ellen Jamesians. You complicate the issue. The issue, as I would frame it, is that Obama has demonstrated that he is not the Great Left Wing Savior that many of us on the left might have hoped for. OK. But he is still a far more secure choice for 2012 than the seemingly “sane and centrist” alternative in the Republican Party, be it Romney or Huntsman. For evidence of this argument, he offers the seemingly “sane and centrist” campaign of George. W. Bush.
Now, virtually all of the Nader voters in 2000 confidently asserted that Bush and Gore were indistinguishable from one another.
Question: How did that work out?
As I see it, THAT is the issue of this thread of comments. Meanderings about “the Democrats” miss the point.
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