Cheery little ditty [and kick arse!]

Mostly *happy ... certainly a cheery little ditty

*length=1:57 HAHAHAA ... love the cheery music!

The only news station around that I know of, that utters those phrases.
Talk about being a downer during the supposedly cheery season....

What ... no cheery carousel music? I'd ask for my money back =o/

I'm sure you have your own point of view that sees things a bit differently. From my personal experience as an immigrant minority, I feel that cops treat everyone fairly and only use force when they are called upon to stop people from violating the law.

I also do not live my life assuming that cops attack a group of 'peaceful' protesters for no apparent reason. You may have personally experienced or second-handedly heard of cops mistreating civilians for no apparent reason. I have never been unfairly treated by the police during my lifetime and I believe that the second-hand reports of mistreatment often depend on the context of the situation. Sometimes we are right to claim injustice, sometimes we are not. We are right to punish those who practice injustice, but those rare cases of injustice should not overshadow all of the police force that consists of good officers who have done their job well.

Personally I do not worry about police officers cracking my head open when I go outside to watch the Olympic torch runners pass by, because I feel safe to be with a crowd of people who are cheery and supportive. But I will definitely be afraid of being near a group of rioters engaging a riot squad.

I believe that everything has a reason and just cause. You may hold a different belief about our society and authority figures, and that's your way of seeing the world. I would not argue that your way of living is the wrong way to live just because it is different from mine. We each have different life experiences to example our view about the police and authority figures, and it is unfortunate that we do not see every matter the same way.

One of my Teachers owned a store in SoCal near where one of the "Grand Wizard Dragons" of the KKK lived or something. One day he comes into the store, starts looking around. She comes up to him and asks him to leave. He does quite professionally, doesn't complain doesn't even seem to have a problem with it.

Now I don't think there's anything wrong with that. As long as you're not say in a hospital refusing service to a sick person, this is simply a restaurant go to another one.

QM wants to equate everything he's ever heard about a Liberal doing in the name of political correctness with this situation. Maybe he saw some situations where it was applied wrongly but that doesn't make the entire idea of doing it wrong. Also it doesn't paint ALL people of liberal thinking as bad because some did something not very nice.

I suspect it's more to do with listening to certain broadcasters on TV and radio who cheery pick some things rather than doing some real journalism.

Arigatou gozaimashita!

Oh, they definitely lost their appeal ages ago, but the warm, even if insincere, sentiments still make it a cheery occasion.

In reply to this comment by dag:
Happy birthday muchacho. At this point they start to lose their appeal.

>> ^Sagemind:

... But Why?


During the cold war, there were some 2 mile long arrow-straight, bridge-free stretches of autobahn. There were supposed to be used as emergency airfields when the primary runways got bombed/nuked. Not a lot of these stretches remain in their aircraft supporting condition.

This cheery news has been brought to you by the same set of circumstances that had every major bridge in west germany stuffed with high explosives up until the mid 1990s.

You gotta love the face of Michael Pearl's wife. "Just smile and act like nothing happened. We're all just cheery folk here. Nothing negative... nope."

The guy can't figure out the difference between a loofah and a falafel. How do you expect him to understand something as complicated as gravitation?

The problem is not with O'Reilly, he is an idiot, in a sane world he would be packing Cheeri-Os into a box and making minimum wage. The problem is that millions of Americans listen to this idiot and believe every word he says when he is demonstrably wrong most of the time.

Hey Lucky, any reason why my profile pic has gone from the usual cheery dog playing a banjo to one I used for a few days ago ages ago (the one of the chimp covered in poo... was some joke thing we were doing).

Welcome to the USA.
>> ^chilaxe:
YT description: "Bark Bark Disco's tribute to 70's porn star legend Brigitte Lahaie, taken from her classic film 'Six Swedish Girls in a Boarding School'."
Oh, to live in a world in which this silly, cheery scene would be considered porn

YT description: "Bark Bark Disco's tribute to 70's porn star legend Brigitte Lahaie, taken from her classic film 'Six Swedish Girls in a Boarding School'."

Oh, to live in a world in which this silly, cheery scene would be considered porn