Posts from — May 2008

Rosie O’Donnell defended Rev. Jeremiah Wright on the “Today” show on Monday, saying Barack Obama’s former pastor “made sense to me.”  Senator Obama even separated himself from the racist Non-American rants of his former pastor.  Rosie’s crazy interview agreeing with Rev. Wright shows again she just wants her name in the headlines. She cannot be serious:

Below is a partial transcript:

HODA KOTB, co-host: You know Rosie there has been a void on morning TV since we don’t hear your opinions. Every times there’s like, I was going through a story today “I wonder what Rosie thinks about that.” What about — can I ask you about just the little Jeremiah Wright thing?

ROSIE O’DONNELL: Yeah.

KOTB: This is a big deal. What have you been thinking when you’ve been watching this stuff in the headlines?

O’DONNELL: Well, did you see Bill Moyers recently give his speech about what happened after Reverend Wright was on his show?

KOTB: Tell, tell me.

O’DONNELL: He got thousands of e-mails, over like 5,000 e-mails and some of them irate, some of them understanding. But what it came to, boil down to in his mind is the fact that, you know, this man is, is following a tradition of black preachers and that there is a righteous indignation about people who were only considering three-fourths of a person until fairly recently in our history.

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 A sadistic gang of police impersonators abducted and tortured scores of East Coast cocaine traffickers, forcing them to hand over multimillion-dollar stashes by threatening to squeeze their testicles with pliers, authorities said Tuesday.

  I say SO WHAT with torturing!  But how about we make a deal with these impersonators and let them hand it over to a good cause like “Recruiting more people to torture drug dealers!”.  Oh sure I jest about that but think about it.  They have not only gave these drug dealers a beating of their lives but they probably gave them something to think about.  Should they sell drugs and get the plier treatment?  How will they know if they are being watched by these outlaw gangs.  I know its a vigilante thing but is that so bad to control these cocaine traffickers.  Let’s make a deal with these impersonators.  [Read more →]

 Shanksville PA, was the tragic site for 9/11 crash in which innocent people stopped Islamic extremists from flying the United Airlines jet into an intended target in Washington, DC. 

  The controversy over the memorial site began when the Flight 93 Advisory Commission announced a memorial design from Paul Murdoch Architects of Los Angles called “Crescent of Embrace,” that included a crescent of maple trees around the crash site. 

  The Bowl is a large, existing landform roughly circular in shape that forms the heart of the memorial and park.  The Bowl’s outline commemorates the collective acts of courage by the 40 passengers and crew of Flight 93 with 40 groves of Red and Sugar Maple trees, referred to as the 40 Memorial Groves, in curving embrace of [Read more →]

  Imagine a group of News executives sitting around a table discussing how to make alittle extra money!  Imagine one of those brainy executives saying we need to do something that no other world wide news organization does!  Imagine coming up with an idea that will bring millions of people to flock to CNN.com to purchase a shirt with the latest headline on it!  How about we put the latest headline on our shirt and let’s sign the bottom of this headline with “I Just Saw It On CNN.com”!

I just read on CNN.com about a “Crying 4 year old found along a highway”!  So what is the ultimate thing I can do?  Make a shirt and have it sent to me so I can show everyone!  You don’t believe me check this out:

Crying Baby Tshirt

Warning!!!!!! These shirts run snug!  Imagine a fat man in one of these!  You got to be friggin kidding!

http://www.cnn.com/tshirt/allshirts/index.html  Oh Yeah!

“Man Dials 911 With His Toes!” Tshirt

  Hey Wifey know what I want for my birthday?  All this for only $15!

Feminism is defined as the advocacy of social equality for men and women, in opposition to patriarchy and sexism.

  The first wave of the feminist movement in the United States began in the 1840′s as women opposed to slavery, including Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott, drew parallels between the oppression of African Americans and the oppression of women.  The Seneca Falls convention began the social movement by which women finally won the right to vote in 1920. But other disadvantages persisted, and a second wave of feminism arose in the 1960′s and continues today.

The Basic Feminist Ideas:

1. The Importance Of Change:  Feminist thinking is decidedly political.  They think ideas to action.  It is critical of a status quo and advocates change toward social equality for women and men.
2. Expanding Human Choice:  Feminists maintain that cultural conceptions of gender divide the full range of human qualities into two opposing and limited spheres:  the female world of emotions and cooperation and the male world of rationality and competition.  As an alternative, feminists propose a “reintegration of humanity” by which each person develops all human traits (French, 1985).
3. Eliminating Gender Stratification:  Feminism opposes laws and cultural norms that [Read more →]

 Once again I have to thank my sister for sending me this funny email:

1.   If you’re choking on an ice cube simply pour a cup of boiling water down your throat. Presto! The blockage will instantly remove itself.
2.    Avoid cutting yourself when slicing vegetables by getting someone else to hold while you chop.

3.   Avoid arguments with the Mrs. about lifting the toilet seat by using  the sink.
4.   For high blood pressure sufferers: simply cut yourself and bleed for a few minutes, thus reducing the pressure in your veins. Remember to use a timer.

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That’s all I can stands, I can’t stands no more!”, borrowing a phrase from a well-known cartoon character, as he squeezed a can of spinach into his mouth creating a powerful force to fight evil. I am at that point today.

I have always heard it said never discuss politics or religion. But this is My Turn and I will talk about both, along with a healthy dose of “Media Coverage”.

We the People. . .is a powerful phrase that I have believed in since I learned about the Constitution in school, protected its ideals during the war years of my military career, and  believe in today as we watch and participate in the 2008 election process.

My comments are not partisan in nature. I believe they are appropriate to all of us, liberals, conservatives, libertarians, democrats, republicans or independents. Whatever labels we apply to ourselves, we together are “We the People”.

To me, “We the People” determine who will represent us at all levels of our government, local, state, and national. “We the People” provide the insight and the desire that allow our elected officials to formalize our wants and needs consistent with the constitution. [Read more →]

Here is a list of the funniest one liners I could find:

  100,000 sperm and you were the fastest?

  All men are idiots, and I married their King.

  Be nice to your kids. They’ll choose your nursing home.

  Few women admit their age. Few men act theirs.

  Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies. [Read more →]