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TJ loves me in a Viking way, not in a prison way. TAKE THAT BACK!

Ohhh.... don't get your thong in a wad, TJ. If you want to spell out your gay fantasies in a post: FINE! Go for it, but don't think you will not receive rebukes for them. On top of that, your heedless plunge into a dialogue while sporting the "stupid hat" with complete unawares of the definition of CAPTION.

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Yeah ... that's when the voters elected Barack Obama. If you've been scanning the Internet you've seen no shortage of news stories about disappointed - and sometimes disgusted - voters who actually thought they were voting for some type of wonderful change in Washington. I think the retrospective on Obama's first year should really be saved until the one-year mark from his coronation, not the election. I will say this ... Obama has been far worse than I would have ever imagined. Any promises he made about transparency and bipartisanship in Washington have turned out to be a complete joke. He has shown absolutely no understanding of the role of capitalism and our free markets in the creation of our amazing standard of living in America. He has treated the Constitution as a nuisance rather than a blueprint for governance. For many years I've been talking about politicians who believe that America's greatness comes from government. Obama is the embodiment of that principal. Others have said this, and I vehemently agree, that Obama is completely in over his head. This is a job he was simply not prepared to handle. He became president not on the basis of accomplishment, but on the basis of charisma and a well-orchestrated campaign. His election was a crowning achievement of our system of government education. Obama certainly has the potential of destroying this country as we know it. The ballot box still works ... for now. I truly believe that 2010 may be the last chance we have to save our Republic from the likes of Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Frank, Rangel, Waxman, Hoyer and the rest of the statist crowd. [attach=full]2629[/attach] To paraphrase hugo from a while back, "We really missed our chance with Goldwater!".

That little red haired girl is a skank.

Jesus Christ. Ali asked for a caption, not a fukken diatribe. What in the world are you overcompensating for?

The White House, predictably, is saying that neither of these races is a reflection on the job Barack Obama has been doing. That's the exact same thing The White House would say if the president were a Republican and Democrats had taken two Governorships from Republicans. We're also told that Obama wasn't watching election returns last night; he was watching basketball. Imagine that. As for the 23rd District of New York? That's where the liberal Republican candidate Dede Scuzzywhatsit withdrew from the race and threw her support to the Democrat. I'm still trying to figure that one out. One thing seems certain ... New York needs to do something about their Republican leadership .. and this Michael Steele thing isn't working out all that well either.

TJ's greatest dream realized.

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When I say "government healthcare" I mean the government takeover of healthcare that the looters are planning. Do you remember Rahm Emanuel's saying, "Never let a good crisis go to waste"? Well the Democrats are going to make sure that this suffering economy is put to good use ... in this case, the people are so economically insecure that they will look to the government to provide anything it can. And in this case, the government is going to deliver on healthcare. The Democrats even acknowledge that this is a big difference between healthcare reform now and healthcare reform efforts back in the 1990s. During Clinton, people were riding high. They didn't think they as much of a need for government. And this ... among MANY other reasons ... led to the demise of Hillarycare. So this time around, the Democrats are pumped. They are pumped that the economic conditions are ripe for a government takeover of healthcare.

If forced to choose, you'd have to shoot me.

Well... I'd rather pitch on Scatterday than catch on Sodomy Sunday.

For who to drink? Bleh!

I had to boo the fans. Fans are fickle and do not completely grasp the reason Brett left Green Bay.

Irony is a sonuvabitch! Yuck: Rams beat Lions 17-10 in battle of bad teams

Hey! You old sea dog! Happy fukken belated birthday!

Clinton praises Israeli concession stand at the stadium. "Mmmm.... extra hummus."

Yeah... well... I'd take Sodomy Sunday over "Scatterday" any old time.

Meow! Prrrrrrr...... I have always liked Daphne. Princess Vespa! "Hey! You shot my hair!" My bedside manner is worse.

Vigilante justice should be encouraged as cities, towns, and counties slash budgets, shutdown police precincts, and furlough peace officers.

This floats TJ's boat: .

Does anyone know what they found in Olivia Newton's John? Gomer's Pile. AmIAnnoying.com has a list of recurring Lifetime movie actresses.

"The Chronicles of a Woman Scorned" starring Tracey Gold.

Heart shaped hot tub? Oooo la la! Tre chic, Ali! If you get me a floating coozie for my beer, I'll take a soak with you!

Clinton: 'Hard to Believe' Pakistan on Al Qaeda Secretary of state chides Pakistani officials Thursday for failing to press the hunt for Al Qaeda inside their borders, suggesting they know where the terror leaders are hiding This is one of those few times that I will agree with our Secretary of State.