Black XIV: "Where's Yer Shame, Lib-uh-rulls?!!"

The MudCave ^ | 25 January 2003 | Mudboy Slim

[Mudboy Slim]

"What football?"

American-style...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

If ya count only the points scored by the offenses, yer probably pretty accurate with yer 17-14 prediction...MUD

[sultan88]

"Who're we talkin' 'bout anyway?!"

Allison Krause is a sweet liberal, I think.

[sultan88]

"...you gots good taste in music..."

But am I the only one that likes Trish Murphy??

[sultan88]

Yep! The sultan knows his football (as has been proven over and over again)!

[Mudboy Slim]

LOL...good to see Jennifer "J-LO" Lopez surfs the Black threads...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

"Allison Krause is a sweet liberal"

I may have heard her music, but I know I've never heard OF her...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

"a sweet lib'ral" is an Ignorant DOLT, IMHO...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

"Trish Murphy??"

Never heard of her, either...MUD

BTW...you still have my 60's CD, don'tcha?!

[iceskater]

I am not surprised you had problems w/ B&N. Back when Sammon's book came out about Al Gore's attempted theft of the 2000 election, I had to look high and low to find it at the B&N out by me. It was pretty frustrating. I have 2 gift certificates that I need to use - I think I'll stick to buying music (I'm always looking for music for skating programs) or DVD's and skip trying to use it on books.

I used to belong to Book-of-the-Month club. I recently cancelled my membership w/them because they didn't have Hannity's book.

The bias is pervasive. It's full-time job trying to root it out. It's like kudzu.

BTW, how's your Dad? Has he had his surgery yet? How are YOU holding up?

[Mudboy Slim]

"RAT Professors Poison Minds of Yutes!!"

"Humans are neither the strongest nor the fastest species, but we are the smartest. Therefore, it makes sense to educate ourselves. Without education, we would probably still have a life span of nine years and would spend our evenings sacrificing each other to the sun god. That’s why education is good. It does, however, have its bad points. For one, a college education costs about as much as a three story Victorian home. What is worse, higher education today usually requires students to sacrifice their brains— not all of their brains, just the part that allows them to use logic. So, today’s college grads have to pay back loans every month until retirement and they also have to forfeit the most important part of their brains— that’s a pretty high price for a college degree."

The RadicalRaightWingWhacko PARENTS who pay their children's tuition can END PROFESSOR TENURE, by aggressively lobbying the UniversityEFFETEELITE who allow this anti-American, PRO-Communism Brainwashing to occur!!

It's up to US to stop allowing our children to be handicapped by IgnorantDOLTLib'ralProfessors' skewed interpretations of reality!!

FReegards...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

"The Clintons: America's Biggest Blunder...EVER!!!"

10/92 Presidential Debate...
LEHRER: "President Bush, your closing statement, sir."

PRESIDENT BUSH: "Three weeks from now--two weeks from tomorrow, America goes to the polls and you're going to have to decide who you want to lead this country ...On foreign affairs, some think it's irrelevant. I believe it's not. We're living in an interconnected world...And if a crisis comes up, ask who has the judgment and the experience and, yes, the character to make the right decision? And, lastly, the other night on character Governor Clinton said it's not the character of the president but the character of the presidency. I couldn't disagree more. Horace Greeley said the only thing that endures is character. And I think it was Justice Black who talked about great nations, like great men, must keep their word. And so the question is, who will safeguard this nation, who will safeguard our people and our children? I need your support, I ask for your support. And may God Bless the United States of America."

Great find, Mia T...MUD

[Happygal]

GULLIBILITY ALERT!!! GULLIBILITY ALERT!!! GULLIBILITY ALERT!!!

*LOL* Look, I'll say anything to get him to send me the CD. I'm waiting on Asleep at the Wheel! *LOL* ;-)

[Happygal]

One of my best friends is called Trish Murphy, and she sings pretty good. Will that do? ;-)

[Alamo-Girl]

Indeed, great catch! Thanks for the heads up!

[Mudboy Slim]

You gotta keep an eye on the jla-dude...he often implies he'll do things and then doesn't follow thru.

"SlickWillie FOOLS!!"
(To be sung to Eric Clapton's "Bellbottom Blues")

SlickWillie FOOLS, you make US fight...
Right ain't gonna lose this feeling!!
And if I could choose...a rage to ignite...
It would be 'gainst YOU, Bubba!!!!

Do you wanna help MUD Dethrone Left's Whore?!! Do You?!!
Are ya gonna FReep Slick ev'ry time ya can?!
I dare ya!! DO IT!! 'Cuz...
We can't let Slick git away!!
Right must Indict Left's Sleaze!!
We can't let Clinton Sanction RAPE!!
In their hearts, Libs don't like RAPE!!

Left's all Wrong, but We're ALL Right!!
The Nation's still healthy, Patriots!! Ahh-hmmmm...
RightWing is Strong, and We'll Win The Fight!!
RATScum best git usedta LOSIN'!!

Do you wanna help MUD Dethrone Left's Whore?!! Do You?!!
Are ya gonna FReep Slick ev'ry time ya can?!
I dare ya!! DO IT!! 'Cuz...
We can't let Slick git away!!
Right must Indict Left's Sleaze!!
We can't let Clinton Sanction RAPE!!
In their hearts, Libs don't like RAPE!!

(Purty jammin' by TheBigMan)

Do you wanna help MUD Dethrone Left's Whore?!! Do You?!!
Are ya gonna FReep Slick ev'ry time ya can?!
I dare ya!! DO IT!! 'Cuz...
We can't let Slick git away!!
Right must Indict Left's Sleaze!!
We can't let Clinton Sanction RAPE!!
In their hearts, Libs don't like RAPE!!

SlickWillieFOOLS, tell Slick "Good-Bye!!"
We're surely gonna FReep as "FRiends"...
And when we do, don't act surprised...
When you hear Slick loves his CellMateBuggerin'!! OOOH!!

Do you wanna help MUD Dethrone Left's Whore?!! Do You?!!
Are ya gonna FReep Slick ev'ry time ya can?!
I dare ya!! DO IT!! 'Cuz...
We can't let Slick git away!!
Right must Indict Left's Sleaze!!
We can't let Clinton Sanction RAPE!!
In their hearts, Left don't like RAPE!!
We can't let Clinton Sanction RAPE!!
In their hearts, RATS don't like RAPE!!

Mudboy Slim

BTW...Bill Clinton Shall Be Dethroned When Leftist RATS Reject His Faux Populism!!
Until then, the DemonRAT Party will continue to IMPLODE!!!

RE-IMPEACH. CONVICT. DETHRONE.
DISBAR. DE-PENSION. DE-LEGITIMIZE.
INDICT. CONVICT. IMPRISON. DISCARD KEY.

Quite Sincerely...MUD

1 posted on 11/20/2002 5:45 AM EST by Mudboy Slim

[Mudboy Slim]

"Can I ask you a question, MUD?"

Certainly, my CelebrityJudgeFRiend!!

"I always learned that to impeach was to throw out of office. If that's so, how can you impeach someone who is already out of office?"

Nope...to IMPEACH is to send a list of charges from the House of Representatives to the Senate of the United States, requesting a FULL TRIAL and an Adjudication by the Senate!! Since there was NO LEGITIMATE TRIAL by the Senate in the late 90's, it is incumbent upon the House of Representatives to continue to send Articles of Impeachment to the Senate--year-after-year, if necessary--until we have a FULL, LEGITIMATE TRIAL to expose every single tidbit of ExecutiveBranchCorruption that transpired during the CorruptClintonEra of 1993-2001!!

RE-IMPEACH 'til the Senate holds a REAL TRIAL...MUD

[Pippin]

Thanks, Muddy!

[Mudboy Slim]

Senior Airman Michael McCutcheon (left) and 1st Lt. Jonathan Webb, brothers who were separated at birth, meet for the first time at the Kansas City International Airport. Webb, who is a year older than McCutcheon, is assigned to Hill Air Force Base, Utah, while McCutcheon serves at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Francesca Popp

Senior Airman Michael McCutcheon, Separated at Birth, Reunited in Service


By U.S. Air Force Airman Joe Lacdan
509th Bomb Wing Public Affairs

WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE, Mo. (AFPN) — Michael McCutcheon never knew his older brother who was put up for adoption. The 28-year-old senior airman assigned to the 509th Maintenance Squadron here made efforts to find his older sibling, but each year his interest began to fade.

Then recently, as McCutcheon sat with family members at his parents' house in Odessa, Texas, the phone rang.

His father answered. In tears, he handed the phone to McCutcheon.

"Hey brother," said the voice on the phone.

The voice was that of his brother, Jonathan Webb, who was alive and well, living in Utah. To McCutcheon's surprise, his brother also serves in the Air Force and is a first lieutenant stationed at Hill Air Force Base.

"I got a chill up my spine, and I was all excited," McCutcheon said. "I had so many mixed emotions and so many questions because he's my brother and he's full blood."

Growing up in the bustling west Texas town of Lubbock, McCutcheon grew up with dreams of someday finding lost artifacts and civilizations. He set the example for his younger siblings as the oldest remaining son of James and Loretta McCutcheon. But as he approached his teenage years, questions about his older brother loomed.

"My parents spoke little about Jonathan, but never kept it a secret," McCutcheon said. "They didn't know too much about him after he was gone."

His need to find his lost older brother peaked when McCutcheon turned 18. He tried checking the Internet, calling search organizations, and went to the hospital in Amarillo, Texas, where his brother was born.

Years passed, and McCutcheon married in the summer of 1994. He enlisted in the Air Force in October 1997 and received a job as an aircraft metals technologist. Reality began setting in that he may never find his brother.

"Every year it slowly started to get where I would think less about finding him," McCutcheon said. "I would always wonder what he's doing and if he's thinking about me. But then I figured, 'I'm 28 years old now, and I'm sure he's living a good life.' Every year it just got further and further out of my mind."

Meanwhile, Webb was raised in western Colorado and enjoyed computer games and radio-controlled race cars. He said he led a happy life and felt content with his adoptive family which included two sisters. Webb's adoptive parents did not hide the truth about his adoption at birth.

"I certainly never had any resentment (toward my birth parents), because I enjoyed a life filled with great opportunities," he said.

The chance to become an Air Force officer was one of those opportunities.

Webb said his adoptive father served in the Army and strongly encouraged Jonathan to become an Air Force officer. Webb received his commission at the University of Oklahoma in 2000 and graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology and criminology.

While content with his life, the question of his biological relatives lingered. He began searching for his biological parents at 18, the legal age to begin a search.

Initially he said he searched out of curiosity, then in the summer of 1997 he married Oklahoma-native Sarah Barrington. The birth of the couple's first child, Brittany, changed his outlook and desire to find his birth parents.

"I got a greater sense in the back of my mind for genetic heritage," Jonathan said.

Webb's initial attempts to locate his parents led to dead ends. Then he contacted the lawyer who arranged his adoption and discovered his mother's maiden name was Moore.

Webb tracked his parent's marriage date with his mother's name and with that information, he acquired his birth parent's phone number through an Internet search engine.

He dialed the number and the voice of an older man answered. Webb asked the man if he had been married in December 1973.

The man said, "Yes," and asked Webb if his birth date was Aug. 23,1973.

Webb said, "Yes."

"Looks like you finally found us," said Webb's biological father.

After a week of endless telephone calls to his new-found brother, McCutcheon and his wife, Susan, and his grandparents waited at the Kansas City International Airport for the brother he never knew.

McCutcheon's wife said earlier that day her husband jumped around the family's house "giddy as a school girl." At 6 p.m., Michael would meet the brother he never knew.

McCutcheon learned he had a niece and a sister-in-law. Webb not only found his biological parents, but learned he had three younger brothers, Michael, Bill (who passed away in a vehicle accident) and Shawn.

"It's him!" McCutcheon said as he turned to the gate.

McCutcheon and Webb locked in a long embrace. Three decades of curiosity and doubt seemed to fade.

"(Meeting Michael for the first time was) amazing," Webb said. "I had all this curiosity about the past 30 years. I think it's interesting and a profound opportunity because we started at the same point in our lives (their birthplace, Amarillo). We can both go back and see what the other path would have been. How many people get to do that?"


103 posted on 01/27/2003 4:17 PM EST by Kathy in Alaska (God Bless the USA and our Military who protect us all)

[Mudboy Slim]

De nada, mi amiga...MUD