Here are a few other dunces, and I don't reach their caliber in that department (thankfully):
Posted on 02/16/2014 5:06:21 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
February 16th, 2014
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Mitt Romney; Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Jim DeMint, president of the Heritage Foundation; Gov. Pat McCrory, R-N.C.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Gov. Pat McCrory, R-N.C., Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Actor Kevin Spacey.
STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.
I copied and pasted this not because it’s something I would make for just me, but this looks like a helluva company meal. Good use of those spices.
I’m willing.
Maybe there is hope for the union! Congratulations!
That is an AMAZING story.
Lookit, if some folk had been sitting in the cheap seats when this sort of thing gets snuck thru....thanks for sharing that.
Man....got to start fighting back. Last Monday Sussex GOP said “all politics is local”...indeed. Easier to digest. Just everybody...on one day....go to the local county, the state....maybe a week time span....just go and sit.
Sit and let them know you are THERE! Don’t speak, don’t be rude, follow the rules. All across the nation.
Anyway....see....how they sneak stuff...I’m learning....somebody’s gotta do it.
I use Curamin for my bad back and I really think it helps. It also seems to extend the effectiveness of my OTC pain pills (aspirin or Aleve).
I started taking Turmeric Supreme, which is turmeric with black-pepper extract about two weeks ago, and I like it a lot, AND,
I started my 11-year-old Aussie mix on CucuVET for his arthritis about a week ago.
At the very least, our livers will be well-protected!
I put it in chili.
Needless to say, Colorado is going tax-happy over marijuana sales. I think it is something like 35% now and the pot heads are not happy. Another issue seems to be where and if marijuana can be smoked while tobacco cannot?
Say what?
LOL!
I sometimes add red onion wedges with the potatoes and put some orange wedges in cavity of the chicken.
I think I also added a bit more water when I added additional veges.
I then sprinkle with cut up cilantro or parsley.
Shhh.... you will totally ruin their day....
Here are a few other dunces, and I don't reach their caliber in that department (thankfully):
Just activated my Sirrius Radio for free month trial for internet listening.
OMG you are good,can’t top that one!!
Seems like the term "No Smoking" ought to be able to cover it.
“Loved it when Gregory tried to challenge her attempts to argue with Bill Nye, “the scientist.” She responded that Nye was not a scientist, he is an actor and an engineer. Zing!”
She was very well spoken, seemed to know what she was talking about and I loved that zinger!
Right now my 1st prefernece to replace Boehner is Rep Gohmert from Texas, 2nd would probably be Trey Gowdy; however, I been thinking about it the past few days (since a post on FR asking about a Speaker replacement) and I was recalling how much I respect Rep Blackburn - - I almost always enjoy her when she’s on, she is very articulate and strong and she would certainly be a big improvement over what we have now (I had great hopes for Boehner but have been very sadly disappointed).
What makes me laugh about the whole thing is thus:
When the Anglo-Americans came to California, at least in mass, they were looking for gold. If they had to tear up the wilderness to get it; so be it. And they did. San Francisco, a sleepy little village barely a few acres in size on the bay side expanded to a big city that pretty much gobbled up that wilderness, too. But the Earth, as it is wont to do, healed itself over time, and the dug hills and streams, the placers and mines collapsed and where filled in over time, and the forests regrew. But not San Francisco! Because later when the gold played out, men looked at the great valley and said, if we could just get water here, we could make this place bloom. so they dammed the rivers, built irrigation cannels, drained swamps and flooded deserts. And ALL was good. Millions came to California that would otherwise not.
Without the drive the first settlers had, there would be no San Francisco, no Leftist pouting over the “ruined” wilderness, no lettuce for millions of illegals to pick, no salad bowl for the rest of America, only a big expanse of swamp and desert, depending on which way the rivers flowed (or not) over their banks, and a whole continent of humans wouldn’t have the benefit of the Golden State itself.
When I hear Leftists complain about too much people, I just want to shout: “Then go kill yourself!!! If there is too many people, at LEAST have the decency to rid us of ONE! Otherwise, go look in the mirror and complain.”
But they really mean there’s too many of US, and they are the ones who should get to benefit from the reduced people and the quiet, primal wilderness, not others. Selfish babies, all of ‘em!
Agreed. States that got sucked into 0bamacare are going to get hit hard in 3 years when Medicaid supports stop.
Heard from Tea Party gal yesterday on radio (Hank Madden’s financial show Sat in Jax)...Morgan and Morgan ( ambulance chaser attys) is pushing a big ‘legalize marijuanna” push.Morgan is a total Obama toadie. This way they get all the youts to go voet for the mj legalization and guess who they will also vote for? right, Crist! did they talk about it? Morgan is putting 4million of his own money into this push.
Funny, if it weren’t so sad.
Hey, I don’t smoke the stuff, but I am a capitalist! If Alabama legalizes it, I got another income stream!
But I’m afraid whenever it becomes legal to grow there’ll be so much red tape and other restrictions that only the big boys will be able to even think about it.
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