Fun E-Mails

17 E-mails

“ 1 Marc Miller Dr. Laura and something about Jello 2 Jodi The Undiscovered Google: 7 Services You Need to Try 3. El Jefe I wasn't going to get an AARP membership, but now I will 4. cuzzin ricky Interesting site 5. El Jefe Teach a man to fish and he don't need no stinking gummint programs 6. Rick B Easily Understandable Explanation of Derivative Markets 7. El Jefe This west Texas farmer had a problem   &   this 8. cuzzin ricky Indian professor on the versatility of the F word 9. Keith in Kingwood USA UAS USA! 10. THor Air Traffic Patterns World Wide 11. Tom Mann Mental Acuity Test 12. Tom Mann A few years ago on a drive to Gettysburg, I decided to try and find Camp David, and while I could guess at the location, I wasn\'t really certain.  When I got home, I went to mapquest satellite photos thinking I could find it by spotting the blocked out area.  Was I ever surprised to not only spot it, but to find the view unobstructed.  I was just looking for something else on google earth and it turned out to be nearby.  I'm absolutely amazed at the level of detail that they permit. 13 El Jefe These pics were taken from an airplane and you have to guess where the location is. You correctly answered 16 out of 16. You score is 100% 14 mary Oh, my! I am SO old! And glad of it.  I thought I'd heard it all with the bleaching bit, but no, there was more. I Got Vajazzled (and had a camera crew) 15 Tim W This is a letter accidently sent home with 2nd grade students in Litchfield Park Az. The princpal was venting. Now some parents are fuming. I'm laughing!       Tim 16 Rick B  Here's a solution to  all the controversy over full-body scanners. Have a booth that you can step into that will not X-ray you, but will detonate any explosive device you may have on you.    It would be a  win-win for everyone, and there would be none of this crap about racial profiling!   17 Rick B Subject: Tactical grip http://dontevenreply.com/view.php?post=84 ”

Robert Byrd and Reconciliation

Byrd touches himself,

Watch why he stopped Clinton's Healthcare reconciliation attempt. So, will the senate's Grand Kleegle stop Obamacare reconciliation?   Why no, because this time the deficit is being reduced.  “ I believed then, as now, that the Senate should debate the health reform bill under regular rules, which it did. The result of that debate was the passing of a comprehensive health care reform bill in the Senate by a 60-vote supermajority. I continue to support the budget reconciliation process for deficit reduction. The entire Senate- or House- passed health care bill could not and would not pass muster under the current reconciliation rules, which were established under my watch. Yet a bill structured to reduce deficits by, for example, finding savings in Medicare or lowering health care costs, may be consistent with the Budget Act, and appropriately considered under reconciliation. With all due respect, the Daily Mail’s hyperbole about “imposing government control,” acts of “disrespect to the American people” and “corruption” of Senate procedures resembles more the barkings from the nether regions of Glennbeckistan than the “sober and second thought” of one of West Virginia’s oldest and most respected daily newspapers. [Full] ”

The toonament

ACC Tournament Preview

Reporter loses it

"Hissy Fit"

If a reporter is going to allow personal feelings to show, better this than the rolled eyes, smirks, and looks of disgust whenever, say, a "Sarah Palin" is mentioned. At least Gordon Boyd's emotions are the result of him having a moral compass.

The Biology Test & Monica Conyers

Today's Flunk ?

I thought for sure I was right I flunked my Biology exam last Friday. I was asked to name something commonly found in cells. Apparently "African Americans" is not the correct answer. Tim I am so sorry, but I do love a good joke, and ethnic jokes are some of the best (as my Polish wife, and my ½ Polish kids can attest).  Now, add that I received this e-mail just moments after reading this., and  ...... well, how could I not?   I'll do community service this afternoon.

Pass the salt?

Rejectio ad absurdum

Government controlled heath care has always been comprised of two disagreeable components. "More expensive and vastly more inefficient," describes the first.  It's here that the battle against, what has become the Administration's  bricolage of crap, bribes, and falsehoods has been focused.   But skulking in the wings is the second, more sinister consequence.  Government control of every aspect of our lives. It's difficult to introduce this argument, because it smacks of politics, and will thus cause those schooled in the joy of gummint to lash out, like sharks, at anything that moves.  So, how fortuitous that, at this crucial juncture, the enemy have once again overreached.  Absurdly so. A bill introduced in the New York Legislature would ban the use of salt in restaurant cooking. In just 17 words, Liberals have painted a mind bubble  that every man, woman, and child in the country will see, and comprehend.  Pass the popcorn, but without salt. :)

Dr. Matson's surprise

In Passing

In passing ..

Almost 10 things that will let you dominate the coffee break conversation

JFC! “ 1) Eight Things the Global Warmists Could Do to Convince Me They Want to Save the Earth 2. Al Gore and the others would give up their quarter-million dollar speaking fees they command for warning people about an imminent catastrophe, and stop railing against greedy corporations while setting themselves up to make billions in carbon trading schemes. 2) Thought Experiment: If Health Care Is a Right If you live in the village of Curmudgeon, Montana, where there are no doctors, will the government compel a doctor to move to the area? If you've received multiple heart bypass ... . 3) ARTICLE 42 OF THE SOVIET CONSTITUTION - Article 42. Citizens of the USSR have the right to health protection. Hey, does anyone know how that worked out?  4) Goose & Gander: Clips of Jon Stewart shows Viacom/Comedy Central retreats from some legal rumblings on behalf of a show itself known for its clever use of video clips from other sources. -- related posts - Yoko Ono vs. Ben Stein Why there aren’t DVDs of some of your favorite old TV series Whatever happened to the Nitpicker’s Guides? Violence toward Barney, cont’d Vince Offer – a ShamWow-tastic litigator 5)  What's Arabic for "you're no Atticus Finch?" Every white shoe law firm in the country has been clamoring to take the cases of Guantanamo detainees, while young associates line up to be put on the case. This is even more fun than defending Ted Bundy! 6) Paris is MELTING! "Is that a polar bear on your ass or are you just glad to see me?" 7) Sex and the City 2: The Makeup Artist Of Death? Some new stills of the upcoming Sex and the City 2 movie have surfaced, and I gotta wonder whether the makeup artist really didn’t like Sarah Jessica Parker all that much because she’s resembling a cadaver 8) Physician Survey: Health Reform May Lead to Significant Reduction in Physician Workforce ....   predicts a more than a 22 percent increase in physician jobs during the ten-year period ending in 2018. This places physician careers in the top 20 fastest-growing occupations from 2008 to 2018. Meanwhile, nearly one-third of physicians responding to the survey indicated that they will want to leave medical practice after health reform is implemented. 9) A living diary of the Obama experience Because everyone will someday want to rekindle the joy. ”