November 10, 2017 6:45 AM
Morning Reads for Friday, November 10, 2017
- Oh, the stupid, it burns.
- I always knew the Jetsons would really happen. Now all I need is a food replicator and a double-sided light saber.
- Who cares about celebrity endorsements.
- Eeeew.
- Well, would you look at that.
- Do animals get our corny jokes?
- Whhaaaat? But, but, but, she made the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs.
- When stuffing people out of the airlock just won’t work.
- New meaning to ‘the middle of nowhere.’
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But The Smithsonian’s National TICK Collection is actually at Georgia Southern. :>)
It was consensual, plus it isn’t prohibited in the Bible, unlike government issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples is.
Gun restrictions, it’s always too soon or something.
Unless of course they are terrorists or black…then we talk now and pass lots of bad laws
“A Democratic lawmaker walked out of a moment of silence for the Texas shooting victims on Monday night to protest a lack of action on gun safety after mass shootings in the United States.”
Sarah Palin tweeted “What a disgrace. This Rep. should be ashamed of himself. You’re a member of Congress, for crying out loud.”
The reply from Rep. Ted Lieu.: “Dear @SarahPalinUSA: Feel free to call me names because I’m cool like that. But I will keep fighting for gun safety. Unlike you I don’t quit.”
At least 87 Republicans and 6 Democrats have checked out of the House or will check out at the end of this term. Perhaps the latest, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Goodlatte (VA) announced yesterday he’s calling it quits
There are worse outcomes for the GOP than Roy Moore not getting elected to the Senate….
…like, for instance, Roy Moore getting elected to the Senate.
It would almost be worth it hear Al Franken and Roy Moore debating Moore’s (hypothetical) bill “An Act to Provide and Install A Giant 10 Commandments Sculpture in the US Capitol”.
They’re already in the Supreme Court building…so why not? Great idea!
Take a gander behind the nine justices. They’re there. From a person that’s been there. Touche!
Notorious child molester Muhammad (peace be unto him) is also depicted in the Supreme Court— so maybe Roy Moore is just playing the long game of a plum judicial appointment.
Next time, do your homework. Ol’ Moses is also holding them on the outside of the building as well as their being carved on two interior doors. Your reflexive dislike for anything pertaining to the Christian religion is predictable and troubling.
Uh, Ten Commandments, Moses, The Exodus, 12 tribes… Weren’t those first Jewish things and grafted upon by Christians? LOL
May I suggest a listen to Kinky Friedman’s They Ain’t Making Jews Like Jesus Anymore.
LMAO! Yes, because Moses was famous for holding tablets depicting the (10) Bill of Rightsand nottttttt the Ten Commandments given to him by God!!!
You secularists are truly pathetic . Please keep posting your typical revisionist tripe!
I’m not sure y’all want voters in 2018, 2020, and 2022 hearing Senator X voted 99% of the time with pedophile Roy Moore everytime they turn on the TV in October.
You mean the man who said that being a homosexual should be illegal, Muslims should not hold office, and transgender people don’t have rights is not a good dude? Shocker!
Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler and Roy Moore apologist: “Take Joseph and Mary. Mary was a teenager and Joseph was an adult carpenter. They became parents of Jesus.”
If I think that statement is comical, moronic, and appalling as well as more than a little blasphemous, does that make me anti-Christian? Full disclosure, I say Happy Holidays and have for years.
I’ve said Happy Holidays for years, but it’s mostly because I’m a huge fan of alliteration.
Alliteration’s alright.
So does the Alabama State Auditor not believe in immaculate conception, or is he too stupid to comprehend that’s what he’s implying?
You make the call.
Donald Trump has now gone to Vietnam
From the National Review:
“Oh, and by the way, I’d like someone to please give me some examples of women who have launched themselves to fame and fortune by falsely accusing men of sexual assault — because we all know that that’s not what happens. What does happen is their reputations are scrutinized harshly, and the allies of the powerful men they’ve accused comb through their pasts looking for evidence that they’re liars. People are afraid to employ them; men are afraid to speak to them; their lives are forever changed. Make no mistake: Speaking out publicly about your abuse is not a way to stardom; it’s a painful, harrowing experience and a sacrifice that so few are able to actually make given how brutal the consequences can be.”
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/453632/roy-moore-defenders-disgusting
Thanks for sharing the link. A National Review column is unlikely to be something I’d have gone to on my own. My takeaway quote:
“We also have Joel Pollak of Breitbart swooping in to say that, like, only one of Moore’s accusers was 14 and that we shouldn’t even be talking about the girls who were 16 and 18. First of all, if your defense of a pedophile is actually “But he only molested one kid!” then I’d say it’s pretty clear you need to take a long, hard look at yourself in the mirror and wonder why the sight of yourself doesn’t make you start throwing up.”
Can somebody explain the college football playoff scene now that GA got killed by Auburn?
Noway, in addition to your college playoff question above, perhaps someone can explain the game itself, that is, Georgia getting wiped out by Auburn. And from the “how low can they go?” category” Auburn Coach Guz Malzahn challenging a Georgia first down late in the fourth quarter when Auburn was up by 30 points………