Plame/Rove?
 

If he broke he law then the consequences should be brought to bare. I couldn't care less about Karl Rove, although I do applaud his calling out of the liberals.

I hope that after he is prosecuted, as necessary, the law turns its long arm towards bringing to justice those responsible for the deaths of the many ex-FoB, including but not limited to Vince Foster (RIP). Wherever that investigation may lead.

Shocker
 

Is this a confusingly similar moniker?

Plame/Rove?
 

Wrong board.

But it's fun watching you argue with your socks.

Shocker
 

Sorry. trademark rights would require that the public has come to expect a certain quality and style to a Penske post. the inherent schizophrenia of your posts bars you from trademark protection STS.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

Read McCulloch's (sp?) new book on the revolutionary war, "1776". He argues that the covential wisdom of Washington as the simpleton is simply wrong.

Plame/Rove?
 

1. I am not socking since MR made it clear that if I did there exists a punitive option of banning my ISP from accessing the board.

2. Notwithstanding 1, I am confused if you think AHS is my sock. He has been a poster since at least the earliest days of Infirm, if not since the Yahoo days. Slave can confirm that.

I think I am making you nutty. No offence.

Shocker
 

Is this about the bloatedslave thing?

Plame/Rove?
 

Agreed, which is you were also one of the most reason minded posters on the boards. NOthing like those insane posters like Sir Edmund HIllary Clinton or Hillary's Fat someonthing, which I suspect was one of the liberal members of the board.:rolf2:

Plame/Rove?
 

Yes. The former poster known as Dale Cooper solved the mystery years ago when he noted that Chef, on the other hand, is almost certainly guilty as hell. Several of the kook-socks write in exactly the style of a sock Chef admitted to using a couple years ago.

Who am I to disagree.

No more help from the Silicon Valley for these Idiots
 

Traitors and Union Lackeys:

Burns, Mont.; Collins, Maine; Craig, Idaho; Crapo, Idaho; Enzi, Wyo.; Graham, S.C.; Shelby, Ala.; Snowe, Maine; Specter, Pa.; Thomas, Wyo.; Thune, S.D.; Vitter, La.


Democrats with Cajones - I could learn to like these guys:

Bingaman, N.M.; Cantwell, Wash.; Carper, Del.; Feinstein, Calif.; Lincoln, Ark.; Murray, Wash.; Nelson, Fla.; Nelson, Neb.; Pryor, Ark.; Wyden, Ore.

(I think Murray was the bigges surprize for me - I guess Microsoft got to her).

Plame/Rove?
 

About 4 years ago the real Penske was arrested in mexico for shoplifting. When he finally got out he got more serious and hasn't really been on these boards since. This Penske_Account sock is a fake nttawwt.

Greatest American Hero: Osama bin Laden
 

Spanky put down the bong. Patty Murray? Patty "Osama" Murray, who said about her idol, Osama bin Laden:

"He’s been out in these countries for decades, building schools, building roads, building infrastructure, building day care facilities, building health care facilities, and the people are extremely grateful. He’s made their lives better."

Yes, we should go ask the mothers, fathers, widows, widowers, and children of the 3000 people he murdered on 9-11 how much better their lives are today.

Patty Murray is the least intelligent person in the Senate. In 1998 she placed #4 on investigative reporter and liberal Ken Silverstein's (who is the co- editor, along with Alexander Cockburn, of CounterPunch, i.e very liberal) annual list of the 10 stupidest members of Congress as published in the liberal rag the Progressive.

As Silverstein notes (I can't link the article, but if you want proof I am not making it up do a google search for "dim and dimmer" and "patty murray"-you can get the article on the Progressive's site cached), the competition is stiff and he sets out as follows:

Staffers report that Murray frequently seems confused about the finer details of procedure and debate, a fact reflected in her complete lack of accomplishments since winning office in 1994...Murray often talks about how her experience as a preschool teacher left her with an abundance of compassion for children. Such compassion was hard to spot during an interview she gave to Gannett News Service, in which she described a three-year-old boy in one of her classes as `the epitome of every teacher's nightmare, the kind of kid you want to nail to the wall.

Murray calls herself an environmentalist, but her gooey sentiments on the subject could drive Mother Nature over to the Wise Use camp. She once said she wanted to be the voice of the salmon in Congress because fish "don't talk."

Murray at least appears to recognize her own limitations. As she once told a group of schoolgirls, "If I can do this job, anybody can."



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Plame/Rove?
 

This is the bluetriangle thing, right?

Plame/Rove?
 

you on some 12 Steps thing?

• Step 8. Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.
  
  Step 9. Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.

you keep trying to apologize to me for the specific harm you've done to me in the past, but from a prenumbra of steps 1-7 you're supposed to stop doing more harm. stopping inflicting more wounds then turn to healing. I don't think sidd thinks you're on the road to recovery.

Lo siento, amigo
 

All right, Hank, all right. I'm sorry. I'm very, very sorry. I'm so
sorry that I didn't want your rather bulbous dialogue struggling to find its way through the high stylings of my finely crafted sock.

Lo siento, amigo
 

Real Penske would have blamed the Clintons.

Note to all of you
 

Didn't open it after all -- we hadn't finished that claret. Tonight we opened a (screw top!) bottle of Ca' del Solo Big House Red (a Bonny Doon production) to accompany some take-out BBQ ribs, but it couldn't keep up with the sauce -- we had to switch to beer.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

Brand new? I swear I thought there was a book called that already. Anyhoo, I'll order it and add it to the stack of books in line for reading when I retire next month.

Obviously "simpleton" is a gross exaggeration, though I'm sort of a fan of trying to keep things simple myself, so something closer to "simpleton" than "complex person" (i.e., "confused and indecisive person") is probably along the lines of my tastes in people. Oh, and happy! Happy people who smile are to my liking too.

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No more help from the Silicon Valley for these Idiots
 

A copule of surprises on that list for me, not the least being Thune. Nevertheless, I'll stay in his corner knowing who he replaced. Specter is and has been a jackass all along. Some of those others I'll have to look into. Enzi?? Who the hell is that?

Oh, and I'm almost a full Feinstein supporter now, if the starting point is that only Democrats can win Senate seats in California. She's just about my favorite Democratic senator based on her positions.

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Shocker
 

Um, no.

Lo siento, amigo
 

Reread my post. Between.the.lines.

Note to all of you
 

That latitude 46 Cuvee in my post could hold up to bbq.

Going a lighter, fruitier way, but staying with that same vinyard, latittude 46 (which was new to me but my fave local wine store just turned me onto), I went with a gewurtztraminer tonight.

Two thumbs up!



Latitude 46º N Gewurztraminer, Celilo Vineyard 2004
There was a day when the future looked bright for gewürztraminer; one made by Associated Vintners helped put them on the map. It was thought to be one of Washington’s grapes. Then the market changed and vineyards were ripped up or were grown with volume as a goal as opposed to quality. But this fruit has been in the ground at Celilo since the late 1970’s just waiting for someone to pay it proper attention. Now someone has, because this is the best Washington gewürztraminer I have tasted in a long time and one of the most distinctive Washington whites I have seen in a while. It shows tons of fruit balanced by lively acidity and just a hint of sweetness. I know that many of you probably haven’t had a gewürztraminer in a long time but this is one you should try.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

Cite the formula for this, please.

No more help from the Silicon Valley for these Idiots
 

Oh the humanity!

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

Buy USG at 4 when Plated said to, but don't sell it at 15 when he said to.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

David McCullough was on Tim russert's weekend show on MSNBC tonight. I may have to go and buy this book too. Very interesting interview.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

Merde! Why didn't I get on the plated plan, why, billmore, why?

Shocker
 

Why does Slave shave? Why did Paigow give up the Burberry thong? Did she ever really wear one? Was it left in Slave's kitchen? And why does Slave think the fuzzy sweater will buy him any street cred, unless the street is Castro?

She's not your senator. She's not electable as President. And she wasn't the one getting blown by Monica.

I love you like a brother, man. But this shit is just getting tired.

Shocker
 

Careful Penske, you don't want to become #34.

Wonk, we on to you. What years did you live in Little Rock, or do you go as far back as the Princeton days?

Shocker
 

My one experience in Little Rock was an overnight on the road from Houston to Chicago or Hilton Head. We spent the night at a Day's Inn, where the roaches were bigger than the drinkikng glasses and the only channel we could get on the tv was the 24 hour wrestling channel. The coffee at the Waffle House we had breakfast at was excellent, although not good enough to convince me ever to return.

Shocker
 

To get to the other side(?)

I was prepared to put a moratorium on any Hillary comments until she next interjects herself into an issue of national import and thereby attempts to use her influence to affect national policy against my interests, but, in an ironic coincidental twist I have come across some extremely discomforting facts today.

Every year, for the 4th, in honour of the great diversity of our nation I travel to a city where I have never been to partake in the natives' commemoration of our nation's greatest holiday (after Columbus Day). This year Pittsburgh, where I opened my hotel's free copy of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review this morning to find that there is trouble brewing. While we may driven the foul Brits out some 200 plus years ago,However, in 2005, rumors that the Brits have returned and may become involved in the next race for the White House -- in a sweetheart deal with the junior senator from New York -- already have reached the media.

Even more troubling, apparently Hillary has already locked up a major endorsement endorsement for her 2008 race.



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Shocker
 

So coffee is the new koolaid?

Shocker
 

Really? I was a little confused, until I checked the members section.

Shocker
 

wonk's right- most of these allegations are old. A free lance reporter from the Hot springs Picayune Gazzette made most of these charges in 1991. You want to follow up and talk to him about his evidence? Need his current residence? Okay-

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that's him there- 3rd from the left

The Murray Conundrum
 

Does anyone know why Murray voted for CAFTA? I can forgive a low IQ if people have good instincts, but in Murrays case her instincts are worse than her stupidity.

However, for some reason she voted for CAFTA. Like I said before, it must have been pressure from Microsoft and Boeing.

Shocker
 

Arkancide indeed. Oh, wait, coincidence, nothing to see here, move along.

The Murray Conundrum
 

Microsoft, Boeing, agriculture. It was one vote. You are overrating it, but if you are really that enamoured, she's yours. Please come and pick her up and take her back to Cali asap.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

Within the last month or so. McCulloch certainly doesn't paint him as complexed, though sometimes undecisive in battle. By he isn't the bumbling idiot general that others have painted him to be.

Shocker
 

time was when Billy, the oldest brother on the Kristie McNichol's vehicle Family was the deadliest lover for a women. No fewer than 6 of his girlfriends died of cancer over the several year run of the show.

But consider this:

• In July 1997, during the pre-trial publicity surrounding the Paula Jones lawsuit, and mere days after Newsweek's Mike Isikoff had dropped hints that a "former White House staffer" was about to go public with her story of sexual harassement at 1600 Pennsylvania, gunmen entered the Starbuck's Coffee shop in Georgetown while the crew was cleaning up. Mary Mahoney, a 25 year old former White House Intern for Bill Clinton, was working as the Assistant Manager. Mary's two associates, Aaron Goodrich, 18 and Emory Evans, 25, were taken to a room and shot. Mary herself had five bullets in her, from at least two different guns, most likely with silencers. A total of ten shots were fired; none of them heard by neighbors in the densely populated Georgetown section. Mary was shot in the chest, her face, and in the back of the head. No money was taken.
  
  Suzanne Coleman had an affair with Bill Clinton when he was Attorney General in Arkansas. On 15 February 1977, she "committed suicide" with a gunshot to the back of the head. No autopsy was performed, but it has been alleged that she was seven-and-a-half months pregnant with Clinton's child, although never proven.
  
  Judy Gibbs, who appeared in the December 1979 issue of Penthouse, and her sister Sharon were part of a house of prostitution in Fordyce, Arkansas that also engaged in blackmail of it's more powerful clients. Linked to Bill Clinton by both her own family and by one of Bill's bodyguards, Judy had just decided to cooperate with police in an investigation of Arkansas cocaine trafficking when she burned to death inside her home from a fire of undetermined origin.
  
  Gary Johnson, an attorney who lived next door to Gennifer Flowers, was beaten severely and left for dead by two thugs who broke into his apartment. It seems he had videotaped some of Clinton's "visits" and had mentioned the existence of the tapes to other people. The intruders made sure THEY TOOK THE "CLINTON-FLOWERS" TAPES after they finished the beating.
  
  Kathy Ferguson, the ex-wife of Arkansas State Trooper Danny Ferguson, was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head, in Sherwood, AR. On May 11, 1993, the right-handed Ferguson supposedly shot herself behind the left ear. It was labeled a suicide even though much of the forensic evidence does not support this finding. She died five days after her ex-husband, was named a co-conspirator in the Paula Jones case. Kathy had told friends that Clinton had sexually harassed her in a manner similar to that reported by Paula Jones. She purportedly had knowledge of Clinton's "regulars" and often talked about how Clinton had gotten Danny to bring women to him and stand watch while they had sex. Part of Danny's job was to make sure that each woman was ready and willing when she and Clinton got together. Kathy said she heard that Clinton was really mad when Paula Jones wouldn't "put out".

Having sex- even when it's rape- with a "bill" seems like a dicey proposition.

Here I go bad mouthing the United States....
 

He's the topic of George Will's column today (see suntimes.com, hit "columnists" on the right, and then hit "Will"). He says the book is like a birthday present to America. Sounds pretty readable.

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