Friday, December 04, 2009

Strangle Harry

 Harry Reid in Trouble
Resewing torn fabric, stitch by stitch
Curmudgeonly & Skeptical

“ The latest Mason/Dixon poll shows Harry Reid trailing Republican challenger Sue Lowden by 10 points. Reid's disapproval number is at 49 percent. His approval is at 38 percent. Not very encouraging.

Reid campaign manager Brandon Hall tells the Vegas Review-Journal: "We've always said we will run an aggressive campaign that includes early television, and this is just the beginning." He must mean the beginning of the end.
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12/04/2009 04:10:00 PM 6 Comments

"If the number of Islamic terror attacks continues at the current rate, candlelight vigils will soon be the number-one cause of global warming. "
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CDR J said...

Just wait until old Harry starts dumping earmarks and $1000 bills all over Nevada. The people of Nevada will think "What a great guy Harry is! Nobody else can do what he does!"

12/4/09, 5:00 PM
LGD said...

I watch that sewing machine graphic over and over again, since I've seen it before.

But I still don't get how it works.

12/4/09, 5:31 PM
Rodger the Real King of France said...

The bigger worry is the SEIU Union machine that managed to steal Nevada from Hillary, no mean feat.

12/4/09, 6:08 PM
Merrily said...

Bye bye Dingy...take your cohorts with you thru that door and PLEASE let it hit you all on your collective ass on the way out.

12/4/09, 6:17 PM
B....... said...

LGD - I think I know where you're getting hung up. Since the Upper Thread (green) passes both in front of and in back of the Shuttle Hook (red thingy) and Bobbin Assembly (white thingy with blue thread coming off), the Shuttle Hook and Bobbin Assembly have to be electrostatically suspended. Ain’t science cool!?! Or perhaps the illustration is faked just a bit....

12/4/09, 8:48 PM
Kristophr said...

Not faked, just not complete.

Either the bobbin spool moves towards and away from the viewer, or the bobbin case does, depending on what patent the sewing machine maker is abusing.

12/5/09, 2:09 PM

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