Cause for hope....
801
(too late for me to have any chance at figuring that chart out)
well guys, it's time to depart into the evening. School is almost back in session so folks will be out in full force. Don't know what to expect tonight as my main drinkin buddy is in Clevland watching the Detroit games this weekend. It's a solo run with a chance of meeting some folks out at this one joint, but you know what that means: hundreds of people in a loud, dark, large area with vision blurred cause of drink. Check you'all out again in about 4-5 hours.
MaTT, get on the count down already!
Geez, it's 11:58 by my clock and I thought I was gonna be early tonight.
No pleasin you people.
800
cock, balls! Early night for me. No one was out. Oh well.
^ friday was the warmup night. saturday's the main event.
I had a gunsnewing type of night yesterday. A marathon drinking session that started with 2 bottles of wine at 4:30PM and ended with shots of jagermeister somewhere around midnight. I still dont know how ended up at my friends place on the other side of the river. I'm down $208 and left with a wicked hangover. All that money down the fu*king drain. I'm done drinking. Its retarded.
^ ooh. nice one.
my approach over the years has been to spread those types of nights out. if you do too many in a short time frame it's bad. if you go too long without one it's bad. but a nice rhythm of them keeps you going.
Posted by Silverfuel:
I had a gunsnewing type of night yesterday. A marathon drinking session that started with 2 bottles of wine at 4:30PM and ended with shots of jagermeister somewhere around midnight. I still dont know how ended up at my friends place on the other side of the river. I'm down $208 and left with a wicked hangover. All that money down the fu*king drain. I'm done drinking. Its retarded.
haha infamous last words. You'll be drinking in no less than 3 days.
799, another hundred down.
Good advice Marv. Its too late though. This time I am serious about being done with drinking.
Martin, I was at a co-workers birthday dinner last night. Open bar and everything and I didnt drink. I was sober driving home! I DID NOT DRINK AND DRIVE!
And, I woke up today with a clear head. I'm liking this no drinking thing.
hmmm, martin he sounds serious. he's a pretty resolute guy. want to alter your 3-day prediction?
Posted by Marv:
hmmm, martin he sounds serious. he's a pretty resolute guy. want to alter your 3-day prediction?
I say I wait for another 799 days.
Posted by Silverfuel:
Posted by Marv:
hmmm, martin he sounds serious. he's a pretty resolute guy. want to alter your 3-day prediction?
I say I wait for another 799 days.
That's gonna be a LONG
798days if you don't get back on the horse.
[Edited by - matt4281 on 08-28-2006 12:12 AM]
will u guys vote for Hillary over Dick?
Which Dick? Dick Chaney? He's not running... shudder.... Is he? I would definitely take Hillary over just about any republican. She may be ambitious and ruthless, but we only dislike those qualities because she's a woman. In a man, those are good qualities. Besides, we'd have Bill as first man. He may like to get his dick sucked by strange women, but I can think of worse qualities.... like, say, a total disregard for life.
[Edited by - basketballjones on 08-28-2006 22:33]
Sick..
ABC docudrama will blame Clinton and Dems for 9/11
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2006/8/28/1469/21819
by theyrereal
Sun Aug 27, 2006 at 10:46:09 PM PDT
I just discovered this tidbit over at Democratic Underground:
The show is called "The Path to 9/11" and it is going to air Sunday, September 10, and Monday, September 11.
Here's one conservative already drooling over it:
Let me start by saying that "The Path to 9/11" is one of the best, most intelligent, most pro-American miniseries I've ever seen on TV, and conservatives should support it and promote it as vigorously as possible.
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And here is more of what we can expect from this show:
This is the first Hollywood production I've seen that honestly depicts how the Clinton administration repeatedly bungled the capture of Osama Bin Laden. One astonishing sequence in "The Path to 9/11" shows the CIA and the Northern Alliance surrounding Bin Laden's house in Afghanistan. They're on the verge of capturing Bin Laden, but they need final approval from the Clinton administration in order to go ahead. They phone Clinton, but he and his senior staff refuse to give authorization for the capture of Bin Laden, for fear of political fall-out if the mission should go wrong and civilians are harmed. National Security Adviser Sandy Berger in essence tells the team in Afghanistan that if they want to capture Bin Laden, they'll have to go ahead and do it on their own without any official authorization. That way, their necks will be on the line - and not his. The astonished CIA agent on the ground in Afghanistan repeatedly asks Berger if this is really what the administration wants. Berger refuses to answer, and then finally just hangs up on the agent. The CIA team and the Northern Alliance, just a few feet from capturing Bin Laden, have to abandon the entire mission. Bin Laden and Al Qaeda shortly thereafter bomb the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, killing over 225 men, women, and children, and wounding over 4000. The episode is a perfect example of Clinton-era irresponsibility and
The producer of the show, Cyrus Nowrasteh, makes it clear he has a pro-Republican point of view in this interview:
FP: When you refer to the failed effort to stop Bin Laden in the 1990s, this was obviously the time of Bill Clinton. How much do you think his administration made us vulnerable to 9/11?
Nowrasteh: The 9/11 report details the Clinton's administration's response -- or lack of response -- to Al Qaeda and how this emboldened Bin Laden to keep attacking American interests. The worst example is the response to the October, 2000 attack on the U.S.S. Cole in Yemen where 17 American sailors were killed. There simply was no response. Nothing."
We know this is simply bullshit. Yet ABC is airing this propaganda and will undoubtedly promote the hell out of it in the next two weeks.
Isn't it great working against the stacked deck of the corporate media? Ahhhhhh .... Democracy!
"The Path to 9/11," by honestly depicting the unfolding of events over eight years, makes it clear that most of the conspiracy leading up to 9/11 was hatched during the seven years of the Clinton administration, and that since Bush was in power for only eight months when 9/11 occurred, he can hardly be blamed for the entire disaster.
So who is the greater threat to Democracy? Terrorists or media consolidation?
Our elected president, Al Gore, just said today:
EDINBURGH, Scotland - Former Vice President Al Gore said Sunday ever-tighter political and economic control of the media is a major threat to democracy.
Democracy is under attack," Gore told an audience at the Edinburgh International Television Festival. "Democracy as a system for self-governance is facing more serious challenges now than it has faced for a long time.
William Rivers Pitt has an excellent refutation of all this "blame Clinton for 9/11" b.s. over at Truthout, and even more truthiness compiled in a "datadump" over at Democratic Underground right now. It's something we should all brush up on to face the coming deluge.
Because heads up, folks! It's an election year, and the propaganda is gonna come fast and furious! From all sides, and from all corners of the corporate media universe.
It's gonna be a bumpy ride.
Fundamental question for the midterm elections: Do you like eating s**t? Would you like some more? Then vote rebuglican.
[Edited by - basketballjones on 08-29-2006 00:31]
And yeah, 797 more days to hope this motherf***ing sociopath doesn't end all life as we know it.
