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Rachel Maddow Interviews Ron Paul

robdot says...

Ronald Ernest Paul (born August 20, 1935) is an American physician and Republican Congressman for the State of Texas, who gained widespread attention during his unsuccessful bid for the 2008 Republican Party presidential nomination.

Now if you're going to teabag, this is how you do it

EDD says...

>> ^Farhad2000:
>> ^spoco2:
How you watched anime films like Grave of the Fireflies?


Everyone: you owe it to yourself to see Grave of the Fireflies. Sure, you may be stuck in the worst depression of your life for a few weeks after watching it, but trust me, it'll be worth it.

"Some critics (most notably Roger Ebert) consider it to be one of the most powerful anti-war movies ever made. Animation historian Ernest Rister compares the film to Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List and says, "it is the most profoundly human animated film I've ever seen.""

Ernest goes to/saves [ ] is trained in Shakespeare?!?!?

nomino says...

>> ^jacobrecker:
I must have watched Ernest Goes to Camp at least once a day when I was a kid. The turtle scene was always the best


What turtle scene? I thought that was a goat? Jk, I've been drinking. Again. First time in months. Turtles, turtles, hahahaha

Ernest goes to/saves [ ] is trained in Shakespeare?!?!?

two good things that haven't gotten much notice (Blog Entry by my15minutes)

my15minutes says...

how do i do an emoticon of a dude rolling his eyes and his middle finger raised?

at least tell me you know who shinseki is. better yet, don't. just read this. then, if you're an american, slap yourself for not knowing. just once, but kinda' hard. ok, now smile again, cuz' the only reason i finally used this blog again was just to point out 2 things to smile about, that no one else had mentioned so i thought some of you might've missed it. whereas we all know about your tiny penis already, blankfist. and the shinseki thing is important because it means the guy who was right, about how many troops we'd need to occupy iraq, will be in regular contact with the president, without having to replace the SecDef. and btw, i don't think rumsfeld and wolfowitz were incompetent in assessing ground troop necessity. i believe they knew shinseki's estimate was more accurate, but the fascist pricks were already planning on privatizing half of it, hence my mentioning item 1 as well. ps. thanks for reading my blog, and your mother is ernest borgnine.

two good things that haven't gotten much notice (Blog Entry by my15minutes)

two good things that haven't gotten much notice (Blog Entry by my15minutes)

two good things that haven't gotten much notice (Blog Entry by my15minutes)

What Are Your Top 5 Books? (Books Talk Post)

calvados says...

Joseph Heller, "Catch-22"

most things by Vonnegut (esp. Breakfast of Champions, Slaughterhouse-5, and Deadeye Dick)

Cormac McCarthy, "The Road"

Ronald J. Glasser, "365 Days"

Richard Bach, "Stranger to the Ground" (and many others)

Honourable mentions: William Gibson, "Neuromancer" -- Murray Peden, "A Thousand Shall Fall" (w/ Google Books preview) -- Tim O'Brien, "The Things They Carried" -- John Irving, "A Prayer For Owen Meany" -- George Orwell, "1984" -- , Nick Hornby, "High Fidelity" / "About A Boy" -- Roald Dahl, "Skin" / "Over To You" / many others -- Paul Theroux, "The Mosquito Coast" / "Half Moon Street" -- James Howard Kunstler, "The Long Emergency" (preview) -- Vladimir Nabokov, "Lolita" -- many by Bill Bryson -- J.D. Salinger, "The Catcher In The Rye" -- Andy McNab, "Bravo Two Zero" -- Jonathan Safran Foer, "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" -- Alice Sebold, "The Lovely Bones" -- Miriam Toews, "A Complicated Kindness" -- Antoine de St-Exupery, "Wind, Sand, and Stars" -- LGen Roméo Dallaire, "Shake Hands With The Devil" -- Ernest K. Gann, "Fate Is The Hunter" -- (and to be continued most likely)

Great Doogley Moogley! 100 Gold Strikes Again (Woohoo Talk Post)

MrFisk says...

He became a man the day of the greatest game he ever played. Everything he ever knew about common decency and morality he learned that day in October from Alan "The Horse" Ameche; and today in the SifTalk he would earn his wings. The crowd had assembled; a crowd of America's elite. Toyota salesmen from all around the country -- orientals and even those suspected of being orientals -- stacked on the thirty yard line watching him sweat and wipe caked blood from his face. The Gallow brothers -- Ernest and Julio -- party guys who had skinned a few Mexicans and forced them to carry them on their shoulders down to the pre-game tailgate parties at the colosseum. The Pepsi and Coca Cola bottlers of America -- Coke adds life; It's the real thing -- bombarded by missiles; flying flaming matchbook covers. The waterheads from General Motors up in the top seats where they belong; getting the worst of the pollution. All sorts of weird motherfuckers were at the Talk.
- Where the Buffalo Roam

Ernest Borgnine's Secret to Long Life (40 sec)

What's The Secret To A Long Healthy Life?

The REAL Secret to a Long Life

The REAL Secret to a Long Life

Let the Videosift Roast begin! Zifnab takes center stage... (Parody Talk Post)

dotdude says...

Hmmmm . . . ‘Sure are a bunch of folks obsessed with rank around here. Need I remind you of another definition of “rank” which reads “offensive in odor."

*sprays Lysol, one can in each hand*

Now I turn to my copy of Dr. Ernest Drake’s Dragonology: the Complete Book of Dragons. I found a map of the world that identifies the various dragon and serpent species and their lands of origin. Focusing on North America I found the American ampithere (Draco americanus tex). This particular species is from the prairie and steppe regions of the continent. It is typically covered in green fur, has no legs and has moth-like wings. It hunts buffalo and other large mammals. A full grown adult is typically 45 feet long and five to ten feet high. It will attack with flaming breath, tail lashing and constriction. The expected lifespan of this kind of dragon is 250 years.


Now I will focus upon our fire-breathing dragon-avatared sifter Zifnab. Apparently he’s only given us part of his sordid story. Several of his disgruntled royal servants have come forth since a “flame ‘n’ tell” book project has promised large sums of money. The book is due out this fall.

Zifnab’s personal chef has shed some light on Zifnab’s fixation with pepper. Unfortunately for the chef, all dishes become blackened at the royal dinner table. This most probably explains Zifnab’s reluctance to consume his ice cream turned soup. Sometimes the chef will cater to Zifnab’s love of strawberries by making Strawberries Flambé.

His personal valet has yet to grow back his eyebrows. According to the valet, Zifnab’s current baldness is the result of a recent hay fever attack. The royal tailor has given up on creating colorful royal vestments. Instead he simply sticks to black materials so that scorched spots are not as noticeable.

One anonymous source did send me a YouTube video to explain the pelt known as Fred. This individual told me that I would understand Fred’s fate better once I had watched it.

The fire department no longer responds to emergency calls from Zifnab’s castle.

Thus I will conclude here. I wouldn’t want this to just DRAG ON . . .



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