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Those Silly Liberals

September 12th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Libtards

I have to just laugh at the antics on the left; there are just so many things to get a chuckle from that it’s almost like being at a clown convention.

First we have Matt Damon and his 4,000 year old dinosaurs which had me thinking that maybe he should stick to playing Jason Borne, either that or maybe he just should speak unless it comes off of a script. My favorite part of his whole statement (aside from the 4,000 year old dinosaurs from hell) is that he says he knows nothing about her.

I took this (shamelessly) from Rachel Lucas because she is an excellent transcriptionist and I can barely type. Plus, we all worship her.

I think there’s a really good chance that Sarah Palin could be president, um, and I think that’s the really scary thing, umm, because I don’t know anything about her. Uhhh, I don’t think in eight weeks I’m gonna know anything about her, umm. I know that she was a mayor of a really, really small town, ummmm, and she’s governor of Alaska fer, fer, less than two years. I just don’t, understand.

My only response to this has to be: Gee, Matt, there is this thing called the “Internet” that Al Gore invented where you can go and read stuff about people. Maybe you should try it sometime.

Really though, it’s OK Matt. We’ll do the heavy thinking and you can just stick to acting.  Like Ron White says, “you can’t fix stupid”

 

 

Oh, and I just saw something over at Ace that will piss you off.  I’m sure glad the Kos kiddies think that remembering 9-11 is a “pompus charade”

Fucktards.  Remember people ‘hopechange’

Never EVER forget!

September 11th, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted in History, Support the Troops

I remember where I was right down to what I was wearing that day, I was wearing my Gumdo shirt that day mainly because it was black and looked cool with my jeans and Doc Martin boots. I had figure drawing class and was sitting near one of the doors to the classroom across from the radio, mainly because I really didn’t want to listen to NPR but that was all that our drawing instructor would have on. I personally would have preferred something a little less sleep inducing, but his attitude was that the slow classical they played would help us focus. Well, all it really helped me focus on was trying not to fall asleep.

I was working on blocking in a cast shadow when the back of my brain heard the change on the radio. I know I really didn’t consciously hear it, but I’m so used to half listening to things that my brain caught it and played it back in my head for me, “We have just received reports that a plane has struck one of the World Trade Center towers…”

“Turn that up!” I called across the room to someone, I don’t remember who it was, and that got everyone listening.

Some, in fact most, thought it had to have been an accident but I knew, I honestly KNEW that it was intentional. Maybe it’s because of being in the military, maybe it was because of my family’s police background, or maybe I am just paranoid.

When the second plane was announced everybody knew it too, most of them didn’t know what happened, but they knew it wasn’t an accident. I thought about telling them what I knew it was, but instead I just packed up my stuff and headed home.

As we walked out of the class one of my classmates asked me “What do you think happened?”

“Terrorists.”

“No. Seriously? But, that kind of stuff doesn’t happen here.”

I just looked at him. “It does now. Might as well get ready for a fight because we aren’t going to take this laying down.”

I headed home and called my parents, they had heard about it too. We talked about how it had been out there ignored for a long time, how our government had ignored the problem and it had finally come to a point that we couldn’t ignore it anymore. We talked about what the government would probably do, and we talked about me dropping out of school and re-enlisting.

“Son,” My dad said in no uncertain terms, “you’ve already fought your war. Let the young guys handle this one. You gave them seven years and now you have other things that you need to do.”

I stayed in school, and now I’m in grad school, but I will never forget that day as long as I live, and I will never surrender.

To those who say that this war is illegal, unjust and being fought just for oil. I would like to ask them how many terrorist attacks have happened on US soil since we decided it was time to fight back?

Never Forget. Never Forgive. Never Surrender

**UPDATE**

Let us also not forget those ‘real patriots’ at the NYTimes that show it by selling out their own country in an attempt to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory

And for anyone who needs to be reminded of what Obama thought about this tragic day

The end is nigh!!

September 10th, 2008 | 4 Comments | Posted in cool science

In honor of the firing up of the Large Hadron Collider today I give you a musical tribute.

Of course, I have no doubt that everything will turn out fine even though there are some who are claiming that the experiment could create a black hole which will suck the earth to it’s doom, but it was too good an opportunity to pass up.

 

 

Ranger Up

September 9th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Support the Troops, webstuff

Ranger Up has a new shirt that I have just got to order.  Funny as HELL!