It's beginning to make me sick

The GOP Wilderness ^ | January 15, 2009 | Natasha Luke

[ejonesie22]

Bingo...

[ArrogantBustard]

we had to go and run mcidiot and a strange lady

Traveling in a fried-out combie
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast

[The Toll]

Mitt Romney is not responsible for Ms. Palins very public dismantling by powerful political heavyweights like Katie Couric.

[trisham]

Men at Work?

[Vor Lady]

Congrats on the new ‘chick’!

[Tax-chick]

Thanks!

[trisham]

I didn't say he was. I said that those who on a conservative forum bash a conservative candidate are for the most part, Mitt supporters or infiltrators. Of course, a third possibility is that they are simply stupid.

[ArrogantBustard]

Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder?
Cant you hear, cant you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover.

[Running On Empty]

I don’t agree.

If our Catholic bishops can issue a challenge to Obama and his administration about FOCA, then they also acknowledge a problem. It isn’t whistling past the graveyard.

[The Toll]

Please allow for the possibility that some people voicing opposition to a potential Palin 2012 run do so for love of country.

[trisham]

LOL! Ah, the 80’s.

[trisham]

Sorry, I find that unlikely.

[Quix]

Any of the names

that are nameable have been named lots

and they are but mid-level bit players on the stage.

The real movers and shakers are deep in the shadows.

Probably Alex Jones et al have named as many as anyone.

[ArrogantBustard]

One of the "Classic Rock" stations I listen to has recently taken up playing that song to death almost as badly as was done back in the day.

The he just had to use that phrase ...

Now I'm hearing that song ... over, and over, and over, and ....AAAAAAAhhhhhhhggggggghhhhh!!!!

[Quix]

Soros et al are easy to name . . . just stalking horses . . . public fodder.

[Tax-chick]

I didn’t say it was “whistling past the graveyard,” which I wouldn’t bother to do anyway, since I am not afraid of dead people.

What I question is the utility of terrifying oneself or making oneself ill over this ... or over anything, for that matter. If there’s a productive action to be taken - even in anticipation of a disaster that may not materialize - by all means, take it. However, throwing up, having palpitations, and retiring to bed are not productive actions.

Perhaps all the fear and illness are simply a poetic device, like my Guinness. I do tend to be overly literal.

[trisham]

Not only that, but you've inflicted it on me and who knows how many others? :)

[ArrogantBustard]

BTW, something about the advice to run and take cover seems sort of appropriate ...

[ArrogantBustard]

So now you can all be miserable with me.

MuuWAAAAHahahahahahaahaha!!!!

[trisham]

So it does. So it does.