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StonyPillow commented on the blog post A fitting epitaph to the inanity of our times.
Scrap brass is sold for a bit over two bucks a pound. That would be pretty close to where Mark Twain would value all the busts in that “Hall of Famous Missourians”, his own included.
Honor is a foreign concept to these people. And the bust of Rush is just meant to rile us up and disturb our digestion. Nagahappen here.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post A fitting epitaph to the inanity of our times.
…when was the last time Limbaugh paid any taxes in Missouri?
Bwahahaha. To Rush and the Republicans of Missouri, your country is something that magically appeared solely for you to plunder. The whole idea of paying anything for it, much less making it a better place for your kids, is just a notion to hoax the yokels.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post A fitting epitaph to the inanity of our times.
Good morning, Ruth. He’s far too repulsive for progeny. By that measure, natural selection wins yet once again.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post A fitting epitaph to the inanity of our times.
The original inductee sez:
The trouble ain’t that there is too many fools, but that the lightning ain’t distributed right.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post You want to rephrase that one, bub?
Rank and file Catholics have saved the Catholic church from itself before.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post You want to rephrase that one, bub?
Mother Church owns about 20% of all hospital beds in the United States. Let’s remember where Cardinal Dolan is coming from.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post You want to rephrase that one, bub?
Let us refrain from choking the bishop lest we go blind.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Iowa’s Shame
Sorry, forgot the Grand Old Pathology link.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Iowa’s Shame
¿la picana eléctrica? Nine-nine-nine-nine volts to all immigrants and anyone they don’t like.
AFAIK this disorder was dropped from DSM-IV because of a “relatively low prevalence rate”. We now find an entire political party suffering from the malady. There’s still time to reintrioduce it in DSM-V.
In your guts you know they’re nuts.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Iowa’s Shame
¿What is it with these gringos and their electric fences?
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Your morning post of concentrated wingnuttery
Yeah. I guess that would make the Democrats the “responsible adult” party, and the Republicans the “Bluto Blutarsky” party. Except the Democrats only care about doing enough Kabuki to hoax the yokels, and keep that sweet, sweet corporate money coming. Odd.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Your morning post of concentrated wingnuttery
Election tip o the day. Joe Walsh personifies your Republican party, and Joe Walsh stands for breaking promises.
The Republicans are supposed to be the “daddy” party. Daddies that break their promises are p*ss-poor daddies. Our friends on the Right want to honor Social Security, Medicare, and every commitment the American government has ever made to its people the same way Joe Walsh honors his commitment to his kids.
Of course, this would only useful to Democrats if they actually wanted to win. They don’t. Whatever.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Your morning post of concentrated wingnuttery
Um, cleanup in aisle 2, please.
Walsh has been redistricted into hostile territory. Don’t believe he has a chance here in the new IL-08. At least next year he won’t have to work so hard for a living.
I have seen a Walshite on rollerblades skating down St. Charles Road in Villa Park carrying a Walsh sign over his head and yelling slogans. These are decidedly odd folk.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post He also enjoys pinning down reality and abusing it…
Romney/Whitman 2012? Carly Fiorina’s rested and ready, too.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post And then a book on when to start wars…
Illustrations help you know you’re not holding the book upside down.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post And then a book on when to start wars…
Possibly Fred Barnes is available to ghostwrite the thing? Because, um, George W. Bush writing a book?
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Good luck with that
It looks convincing (if you don’t look too closely). It has some real elements to it.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Good luck with that
Now that Greece is looking like it’s leaving the EU, Merkel is willing to take a look at something besides Austerity For Thee and Riches For Me.
The chief economist for the European Policy Center said, “We need to put together a package that looks convincing. It can’t just be rhetoric; it has to have some real elements to it.”
The veritable essence of DLC axiology.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Good luck with that
As RMoney would say, the Greeks’ loss is someone else’s gain. Bwahahaha.
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StonyPillow commented on the blog post Unbiased testimonials are going to cost you
I’m due for a Purple Heart for 5 days a week of continuous fire from them. Problem is, you can’t self-nominate for a PH.
Time to go back for another 8 hours of Foxbot blather. I’m just hoping someone brings up voter fraud and mentions Zbigniew Gorzkowski today. I think I’ll ask him if he’s a betting man.
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