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| McCain up in the Polls - Looks like Palin did the Job |
| 09.08.08 (8:04 pm) [edit] |
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What a tough time to be interested in politics. From one day to the next it is hard to say who will win.
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| Zogby Poll = McCain up by 4% = This sux = Palin caused this. |
| 09.07.08 (6:58 pm) [edit] |
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I want to complain about how the media is treating Obama unfairly.
I think the polls are rigged now that McCain is taking a slight lead. Before when Obama was ahead I was fine with things.
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| Canada Says No - At least some do! LOL |
| 12.13.04 (12:59 pm) [edit] |
Subject: Interesting article from a Canadian paper:
Stay home, you pathetic whining maggots
By Ian Robinson -- Calgary Sun, November 14, 2004
In the wake of the US presidential election -- in which I cheerfully took
a Sun assistant city editor, who figured Senator John Kerry couldn't
lose, for $10 (a quick pause to gloat here) Americans disenchanted with
President George W. Bush's re-election romp back into the White House,
continue to deluge the Canadian immigration website.
How anybody can be unhappy with the president's re-election is beyond me.
Bush has my admiration in no small part because he manages to
simultaneously annoy France and Germany, not to mention those renowned
deep, geopolitical thinkers, the Dixie Chicks, Bruce Springsteen, P-Diddy
or whatever he's calling himself now, Gwynneth Paltrow and Ben Affleck.
(Interesting note about France: America invades Iraq without UN approval
and America is portrayed as a barbarian striding across the world stage.
Recently, France essentially invaded the Ivory Coast to protect its
interests there ... without asking the UN squat. Just pointing out the
hypocrisy.)
Plus, let's face it: France deserves to be annoyed by as many people as
possible, as often as possible, if only for encouraging Jerry Lewis by
telling him that he was a genius.
Not to mention for exporting snotty wine culture across the Atlantic so
that otherwise reasonable North Americans have turned into cork-sniffing
oenephiles -- although the word sounds like an exotic perversion, it just
means wine-nerd -- who can actually say with a straight face: "This is a
full-bodied Cabernet, rich with a full body tasting of plum, blackberry
and leather cooked on an oak plank."
Anyway, the day after the U.S. election, 115,628 Americans checked out
the site and those numbers haven't fallen off very much.
Before the election, some US celebrities and numerous other Democrats
vowed that they'd move to Canada if Bush were re-elected.
I hope I'm not alone in gently suggesting to those considering coming to
Canada: Stay home, you pathetic whining maggots.
Particularly celebrities. Canada has suffered enough without having to
put up with any of the Baldwin brothers or -- heaven forbid------ Barbara
Streisand.
And frankly, I don't know if we can afford to feed Michael Moore.
Bad enough that Canada became a haven for the gutless wonders of the
1960s who fled the Vietnam draft. I sometimes think that the draft
dodgers welcomed by the Trudeau government were a political virus that
invaded our body politic, and we still suffer the lingering effects of
that illness.
Our nation's preposterous pacifism, belief in nonsense such as "soft
power" and fidelity to a morally bankrupt United Nations overrun with
tin-pot dictators and other left-wing idiocies, may well be traceable
back to the influx of thousands of the testosterone-challenged whose
allegiance to country was superceded by their allegiance to smoking dope
while trying to figure out the inner meaning of Beatles songs.
We have immigrants coming to this country who have been hunted from the
air by murderous Islamofascists in Sudan.
Some new Canadians survived the atrocities in Rwanda or old Europe's
final convulsions of genocide in the former Yugoslavia.
We have physicians from some parts of the world who are willing to throw
away their prestige and power in their homelands for the privilege of
driving a cab in Moose Jaw.
As a nation, we ought to welcome our share of people fleeing genuine
oppression, and those willing to gamble everything to secure a safe and
decent future for their families.
But welcome a bunch of spoiled brats willing to abandon their very nation
because they don't like the man elected to be their leader for the next
four years?
Geez, in my entire lifetime, there was maybe one prime minister I'd trust
to run a street-corner hot dog stand -- the rest of them weren't fit for
much more than compost -- but it never occurred to me to emigrate.
If we close our borders to anybody, it should be these fools. They'll be
easy to screen out.
They'll be the ones who are whining.
Andy Bowe
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| "ODE TO THE LEFT BE-HEINZ" |
| 12.01.04 (4:46 am) [edit] |
"Ode to the Left Be-Heinz"
by Tom Graffagnino
When polls were closed,
We all supposed
It couldn't be much closer!
Now Libs are torn,
Downcast...Forlorn,
And Soros is moroser!
The votes were cast,
And now at last
The counting could begin.
Monsieur LaMoore
Was very sure
His flick would do George in.
But now instead,
The states are Red,
And Hollywood is Blue.
Ben Affleck's mad,
Sarandon's sad,
And Whoopi's come unglued!
Begala whines,
The Left Be-Heinz,
"The Boss" just wonders..."HOW!?"
James Carville pouts,
O'Donnell shouts...
No time to Ketchup now!
The Kerry Crowd
Was brash and loud;
The cool and hip were pumped!
In Franken-Land
They took their stand...
"War Hero" John's been dumped.
At CBS?
Lord, what a mess!
Dan Rather wears a frown.
He's quite distressed...
Some say depressed.
Poor Dan,
He's goin' down.
There's "Hardball" Chris,
Who loved to kiss
The rear of liberal guests...
Convention night
Ol' Zell was right...
To that we may attest.
At CNN
It's sinkin' in...
Oh my! They're all in shock!
"Ohio's RED!"
John Kerry's Dead!"
"By George! We've been out-Foxed!"
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CheckItOut/Flipsidedown/PatriotActs/CarteBlanche/Spymaster |
| 11.06.04 (5:09 am) [edit] |
CheckItOut/Flipsidedown/P atriotActs/CarteBlanche/S pymaster
The extreme bloggers on the Kerry side of the equation must be in deep depression right now. I can sympathize with them since a Kerry win might have done the same to me. For some though, the election result must come especially hard. A few names come to mind.
Flipsidedown
CheckItOut
CarteBlanche
SpyMaster
PatriotActs
I notice that Flipsidedown is hard to find. He might be climbing a tower. He sent me a pre-election gloat tmail about the polls showing that Kerry was gaining momentum. In his self-satisfied way, he confirmed what I already knew. The extremists on the pro-Kerry side were deluding themselves into a great comedown.
For those of you who are in a very low place right now, here is a list of medications that might help.
Zoloft, Wellbutrin, Lexapro, Prozac
Celexa, Effexor, Luvox, Paxil
The kind of depression that will most likely benefit from treatment with medications is more than just "the blues." It's a condition that's prolonged, lasting 2 weeks or more, and interferes with a person's ability to carry on daily tasks and to enjoy activities that previously brought pleasure. The depressed person will seem sad, or "down," or may show a lack of interest in his surroundings. He may have trouble eating and lose weight (although some people eat more and gain weight when depressed). He may sleep too much or too little, have difficulty going to sleep, sleep restlessly, or awaken very early in the morning. He may speak of feeling guilty, worthless, or hopeless. He may complain that his thinking is slowed down. He may lack energy, feeling "everything's too much," or he might be agitated and jumpy. A person who is depressed may cry. He may think and talk about killing himself and may even make a suicide attempt.
Some people who are depressed have psychotic symptoms, such as delusions (false ideas) that are related to their depression. For instance, a psychotically depressed person might imagine that he is already dead, or "in hell in a country run by Bush," being punished, or that Bush is a Nazi, Fascist, Pig-Slime, Mass Murderer. Not everyone who is depressed has all these symptoms, but everyone who is depressed has at least some of them.
A depression can range in intensity from mild to severe. Antidepressants are used most widely for serious depressions, but they can also be helpful for some milder depressions. Antidepressants, although they are not "uppers" or stimulants, take away or reduce the symptoms of depression and help the depressed person feel the way he did before he became depressed. Antidepressants are also used for disorders characterized principally by anxiety. They can block the symptoms of panic, including rapid heartbeat, terror, dizziness, chest pains, nausea, and breathing problems. They can also be used to treat some phobias. Crazed blogging also is a symptom. See CheckItOut, PatriotActs, Flipsidedown, and CarteBlanche blogs.
Many of these symptoms accompany the type of personalities that post hate filled blogs so do not take this as a recommendation to take these medications. Please consult your physician. Especially you guys listed below.
Flipsidedown
CheckItOut
CarteBlanche
SpyMaster
PatriotActs
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| Where Have All the Crazies Gone? CheckItOut/Flipsidedown/PatriotActs/CarteBlanche/Spymaster |
| 11.04.04 (8:59 am) [edit] |
Where Have All the Crazies Gone? CheckItOut/Flipsidedown/P atriotActs/CarteBlanche/S pymaster
The extreme bloggers on the Kerry side of the equation must be in deep depression right now. I can sympathize with them since a Kerry win might have done the same to me. For some though, the election result must come especially hard. A few names come to mind.
Flipsidedown
CheckItOut
CarteBlanche
SpyMaster
PatriotActs
I notice that Flipsidedown is hard to find. He might be climbing a tower. He sent me a pre-election gloat tmail about the polls showing that Kerry was gaining momentum. In his self-satisfied way, he confirmed what I already knew. The extremists on the pro-Kerry side were deluding themselves into a great comedown.
For those of you who are in a very low place right now, here is a list of medications that might help.
Zoloft, Wellbutrin, Lexapro, Prozac
Celexa, Effexor, Luvox, Paxil
The kind of depression that will most likely benefit from treatment with medications is more than just "the blues." It's a condition that's prolonged, lasting 2 weeks or more, and interferes with a person's ability to carry on daily tasks and to enjoy activities that previously brought pleasure. The depressed person will seem sad, or "down," or may show a lack of interest in his surroundings. He may have trouble eating and lose weight (although some people eat more and gain weight when depressed). He may sleep too much or too little, have difficulty going to sleep, sleep restlessly, or awaken very early in the morning. He may speak of feeling guilty, worthless, or hopeless. He may complain that his thinking is slowed down. He may lack energy, feeling "everything's too much," or he might be agitated and jumpy. A person who is depressed may cry. He may think and talk about killing himself and may even make a suicide attempt.
Some people who are depressed have psychotic symptoms, such as delusions (false ideas) that are related to their depression. For instance, a psychotically depressed person might imagine that he is already dead, or "in hell in a country run by Bush," being punished, or that Bush is a Nazi, Fascist, Pig-Slime, Mass Murderer. Not everyone who is depressed has all these symptoms, but everyone who is depressed has at least some of them.
A depression can range in intensity from mild to severe. Antidepressants are used most widely for serious depressions, but they can also be helpful for some milder depressions. Antidepressants, although they are not "uppers" or stimulants, take away or reduce the symptoms of depression and help the depressed person feel the way he did before he became depressed. Antidepressants are also used for disorders characterized principally by anxiety. They can block the symptoms of panic, including rapid heartbeat, terror, dizziness, chest pains, nausea, and breathing problems. They can also be used to treat some phobias. Crazed blogging also is a symptom. See CheckItOut, PatriotActs, Flipsidedown, and CarteBlanche blogs.
Many of these symptoms accompany the type of personalities that post hate filled blogs so do not take this as a recommendation to take these medications. Please consult your physician. Especially you guys listed below.
Flipsidedown
CheckItOut
CarteBlanche
SpyMaster
PatriotActs
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| Where Have All the Crazies Gone? CheckItOut/Flipsidedown/PatriotActs/CarteBlanche/Spymaster |
| 11.04.04 (6:29 am) [edit] |
The extreme bloggers on the Kerry side of the equation must be in deep depression right now. I can sympathize with them since a Kerry win might have done the same to me. For some though, the election result must come especially hard. A few names come to mind.
Flipsidedown
CheckItOut
CarteBlanche
SpyMaster
PatriotActs
I notice that Flipsidedown is hard to find. He sent me a pre-election gloat tmail about the polls showing that Kerry was gaining momentum. In his self-satisfied way, he confirmed what I already knew. The extremists on the pro-Kerry side were deluding themselves into a great comedown.
For those of you who are in a very low place right now, here is a list of medications that might help.
Zoloft, Wellbutrin, Lexapro, Prozac
Celexa, Effexor, Luvox, Paxil
The kind of depression that will most likely benefit from treatment with medications is more than just "the blues." It's a condition that's prolonged, lasting 2 weeks or more, and interferes with a person's ability to carry on daily tasks and to enjoy activities that previously brought pleasure. The depressed person will seem sad, or "down," or may show a lack of interest in his surroundings. He may have trouble eating and lose weight (although some people eat more and gain weight when depressed). He may sleep too much or too little, have difficulty going to sleep, sleep restlessly, or awaken very early in the morning. He may speak of feeling guilty, worthless, or hopeless. He may complain that his thinking is slowed down. He may lack energy, feeling "everything's too much," or he might be agitated and jumpy. A person who is depressed may cry. He may think and talk about killing himself and may even make a suicide attempt.
Some people who are depressed have psychotic symptoms, such as delusions (false ideas) that are related to their depression. For instance, a psychotically depressed person might imagine that he is already dead, or "in hell in a country run by Bush," being punished, or that Bush is a Nazi, Fascist, Pig-Slime, Mass Murderer. Not everyone who is depressed has all these symptoms, but everyone who is depressed has at least some of them.
A depression can range in intensity from mild to severe. Antidepressants are used most widely for serious depressions, but they can also be helpful for some milder depressions. Antidepressants, although they are not "uppers" or stimulants, take away or reduce the symptoms of depression and help the depressed person feel the way he did before he became depressed. Antidepressants are also used for disorders characterized principally by anxiety. They can block the symptoms of panic, including rapid heartbeat, terror, dizziness, chest pains, nausea, and breathing problems. They can also be used to treat some phobias. Crazed blogging also is a symptom. See CheckItOut, PatriotActs, Flipsidedown, and CarteBlanche blogs.
Many of these symptoms accompany the type of personalities that post hate filled blogs so do not take this as a recommendation to take these medications. Please consult your physician. Especially you guys listed below.
Flipsidedown
CheckItOut
CarteBlanche
SpyMaster
PatriotActs
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| My Last Political Post Until After the Election |
| 10.27.04 (8:45 pm) [edit] |
I think I got my point across to the Tbags on Tblog who post endless reams of
garbage and try to pass it off as discussion. There are few things more enjoyable
than throwing a wrench in the machinery of the propaganda bloggers supporting
Kerry. You guys are out of control. Sometimes it is downright funny as I wonder
what kind of brain creates such paranoia.
Here is the deal.
I am joining the voter pool set up by angiekruger. Yes, it is likely true that
she used the honeypot method to win me over. That can be taken two ways if you
know your Russian Spycraft or it could be the tbucks.
Regardless, she politely asked me to join and in my weakness I have sold out.
One of the rules is no more political posts until the election is over.
Now, one thing that bothered me is that so many anti-Bush bloggers will continue
on their merry way to smear their bile against Bush while I will not be here
to defend him. The more I thought about it, the more I realize that you guys
with your screaming-crazyman-Bush-i s-a-Nazi screeds are actually doing harm
to your boy Kerry.
Not many reasonable souls want to join the side or crazed lunatics.
So, considering all of these things, I will sign off as flipsidown and vote
this Tuesday.
I cast my vote for Bush.
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