Posted on 05/19/2006 7:18:41 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
Well, I hope one of the DUmmies tonight turns in a "missing person" report to the Boston-area law-enforcement officials, because I'm concerned for the Bostonian Idiot, who has been missing more than 72 hours now.
Given the mental state of the Bostonian Idiot, he might get lost or something, and really, he needs help, bushels and bushels of professional psychiatric and psychological help.
I would say there is a good chance with a Saturday night bender Pitt the Arroant cannot help himself and will get into it tonight.
Jason "Million Little Pieces of Credibility" Leopold makes his bold, preterite-tense declaration about Rove already having been indicted, because he made his list of fabricated sources, he was checking it twice...
Leopold then posts the "face but accurate" [?] story at t r u t h o u t and Pitt throws down the gauntlet of: "Who you gonna believe? Me or your lyin' eyes?" to all the cretins and sh*t dogs at DU.
The DUmmies, foaming at the mouth for Rovian blood, blindly follow Pied Piper Pitt and Leopold through one week of torturous waiting for godot, who, of course, never comes. And around and around they go, following the leaders of the colony, because they're supposed to know where they're going.
It took a full week to realize that Pitt and Leopold have the same teeny brains that the rest of them have, and that nobody knows WHERE they're going.
Merry Hoaxmas, DUmmies! It sure gave us some thrills and laughs. Good luck on your next "Day That everything Changed."
No offense dude but you are thinging like a DUmmie. Pitt isn't exactly that smart. He is pretty much victmized by his own actions and has to cover his tracks on a daily basis.
Sh*t seems to happen to DUmmies BUT. On the plus side, we get to laugh heartily. They are "always behind the news cycle" so to speak.
Perhaps you misread this. It could mean since 4:20 p.m. yesterday. 
Perhaps you misread this. It could mean since 4:20 p.m. yesterday.
I've been watching the DUmmie "HereSince1628" for more than a year now.
No important reason; it was just that the first time I spotted the screen-name, I got curious as to why an extreme left-wing radical liberal would flaunt ancestry, when under their theology, that is a no-no [e.g. the writings of Lenin, Marx, Stalin, Trotsky, et al].
For the record, the first of my people arrived here in 1637, and the last of them in 1888.
I have one DIRECT ancestor who fought in the French and Indian War (1757-1763), the War for Independence (1776-1783), the War of 1812 (1812-1815), and who died of disappointment in 1829 when he was thought "too old" to go after some Indians in western Pennsylvania.
He was impressive, remarkable, but the fact that I am descended from him in no way elevates me, or makes me any more "special" than, or distinct from, all other people.
Why is it Republicans and conservatives take so much heat from liberals and Democrats on this lineage thing, when we're certainly more egalitarian than they are?
"the War for Independence (1776-1783), "
I have a direct ancestor who came over with the British in 1782. He was a German mercenary. He stayed in America. I think he may have went AWOL from the British. My Dad makes fun of my Mom (her line) because of this. My Mom comes from a very 'proper' family and my Dad comes from 'white trash'.
Of course; most of the Hessian mercenaries did desert.
They had no dog in this fight, and the British were, uh, lax about paying them.
They were hardly in a situation where they could hop on the next flight back home, and so remained here.
I always thought the Hessians were viewed too unfavorably.
George III, besides being king of England, was also elector (prince-ruler) of Hanover; in fact, all his antecedents were Hanoverian, not English.
Hesse was near Hanover (this was when present-day Germany was about 60 or so--somesuch number--little tiny sovereign states), and because all of these principalities, duchies, and bishoprics were too minuscule to have armies of any significant size, they oftentimes hired each other.
So there was nothing extraordinary, nothing irregular, about the British hiring the Hessians, and certainly nothing dishonorable about it.
The only problem being, the British oftentimes omitted to pay the Hessians for their services.
I'd say giving up some heroin for much more heroin......
"certainly nothing dishonorable about it"
My dad makes fun of her because he was a hired killer. Most people would think it would be on Dad's side of the family, not hers. No killers on either side of the family, thank goodness.
Growing up, we couldn't help but have some knowledge of our ancestors. Everytime we told someone our last name, we would be asked if we were related to Tom Mix.
The story is on Drudge right now, but one can't get too it.
"Traffic overload"?
I don't know.
Right now on Drudge, upper left-hand corner.
Veddy, veddy interesting.
Do you know if the DUmmies are aware that it's on Drudge?
No, I don't know if the DUmmies know, but they'd know if they read the DUmmie FUnnies.
Reports are now that the story can be accessed from Drudge, but no one seems able to get into the "comments" part.
I can't access anything on Pittout.
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