War Propaganda (ZOT!!! Warmonger mod drops the bomb.)

5/1/04 | Charley Reece

[ASA Vet]

T O P S E C R E T V I K I N G K I T T E N

SCI Codewords are not double spaced. It should be:

T O P S E C R E T VIKINGKITTEN

Or if Kitten is a subdivison of SCI Viking it would be:

T O P S E C R E T VIKING KITTEN

[Poohbah]

Do you sleep with a copy of JANAP 128 under your pillow or what?

[TheBigB]

Thenk yew. ;) I find the good Doctor to be quite intimidating when it comes to Troll extermination.

[avg_freeper]

you > are > an > idiot

[ASA Vet]

28 years of doing the real thing tends to stick.

[Light Speed]

Good news raysol......they saved your Pets!

[armymarinemom]

The Peace movement is a racket you foul smelling zotted troll.

[pt17]

High school level naive politics throughout. If this isn't written by a 15 year old, I'm shocked.

This looks more like liberal college stuff - probably from some girl who can neither get a date nor format html.

[Old Sarge]

Do You Realize What You've Done?

[Born Conservative]

Looks like TopDog2 sniffed this Troll out back in 2002!

[prairiebreeze]

Better pick up some Lysol, raysol. Go back to skool, fool.

Prairie

[BushisTheMan]

Who did the keywords? Pretty funny if the zotted did them himself/herself/itself!

[BushisTheMan]

The sadest thing is that you don't even need html to post here in most cases. The line break is your friend.

[Beenliedto]

That was before Charley went off the deep end. Ever since he left the Orlando Sentinel, he has gone completely looney.

Well, actually it was whan he withdrew his support from GWB, which was a year or more earlier.

Wonder if that's why he's gone from the Sentinel?

[rdb3]

Wonder if that's why he's gone from the Sentinel?

Good question. But I hadn't heard that before.

[ServesURight]

I love these ZOT threads and all the cool pictures posted with them.

[theFIRMbss]

>"The woods are lovely, dark and deep..."

Okay, why did I
just visit Amazon for
"Catcher in the Rye?!"

[William Martel]

You waited this long to post THIS crap?

Sheesh, I originally joined in the May of 2001 too... that's quite some time.

What a load of crap though... why don't you go back somewhere where you're actually wanted?

Must've been hard on you, getting hit in the head so often as a kid and all...

[ZinGirl]

We should be like the swiss? You mean we need more gassy bacteria? (I won't use any HTML since you like it that way):

Why does Swiss cheese have holes in it? Missy Dear Missy: A search on "swiss cheese holes" revealed that gassy bacteria are behind all that holey cheese. In order to make cheese, you need the help of bacteria. Starter cultures containing bacteria are added to milk, where they create lactic acid, essential for producing cheese. Various types of bacteria can be used to make cheese, and some cheeses require several different bacteria to give them a particular flavor. Propionibacter shermani is one of the three types of bacteria used to make Swiss cheese, and it's responsible for the cheese's distinctive holes. Once P. shermani is added to the cheese mixture and warmed, bubbles of carbon dioxide form. These bubbles become holes in the final product. Cheesemakers can control the size of the holes by changing the acidity, temperature, and curing time of the mixture. Incidentally, those holes are technically called "eyes," and the proper Swiss name for the cheese is Emmentaler (also spelled Emmental or Emmenthaler). Swiss cheese has been in the news recently because the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) created new guidelines that regulate the hole size of domestically produced Swiss cheese. The USDA reduced the standard size of the holes by half because new cheese-slicing machinery got caught on larger holes. The Swiss weren't pleased by the revised guidelines and insist that Emmentaler must have large holes. Considering how iconic those eyes are, we think they have a good point.

[Beenliedto]

Good question. But I hadn't heard that before.

Just speculation.

But he really has changed his style since leaving the Sentinel. Far more ardent in his opposition to Bush.

I imagine that the editors in Orlando had imposed some restraints on him, and now that he's syndicated, he can express his views more freely.

Which leads to the question of media censorship.

That, obviously, goes two ways, left and right.