I was asleep at the switch and missed Milbank wearing a matching orange wool cap.
Olbermann, distressed at the fact that no video or still photos were available of the incident, made his own............
I was asleep at the switch and missed Milbank wearing a matching orange wool cap.
Olbermann, distressed at the fact that no video or still photos were available of the incident, made his own............
Nice. Brings back fond memories of me actually placing the Nintento gun to the TV screen so that I could get the high score in Duck Hunt (I wasn't much of a shot).
LOL, Okay, now someone has got to post the pics of Kerry holding a bird ... no wait, he made his friend hold the dead bird, right? ... when he was looking to appeal to the common man in Ohio in the last election.
IIRC, he told some Ohioans he had to "skedaddle" on out of there.
Hey... I've held dead birds and I (shifting into Native American mode) thanked them for their lives. There is nothing wrong with hunting, as long as people eat the food and make the most use of all of the animal that they are trained to do. If all they can do is eat it, so be it. And people should at least take a moment to thank the animal for surrendering its life, or to thank God for the diversity of life... I think people know what I'm saying.
I've never had the chance to skin an animal. And also, animals killed in the wild live a full life, in animal terms.
I know people who are anti-hunting, and yet buy packaged meat. I find that the height of hypocrisy.
Okay did I really get off topic from your original post, hole in one, or what?! LOL!
It's just that I wonder whether Kerry's turkey (and what a turkey it was... ;)...) that was used for a photo op was actually eaten. Probably le Monsieur decided there was too much buckshot in the wings to take the time to pick out (even though he has servants)--if he even took the time to look at the bird once the cameras were out of range.
Now you've done it....just unleashed fond memories of me playing that game (and Excitebike and Mike Tyson's Punch-Out) back in my carefree 80s youth.