Quote: DaButt @ October 8 2011, 5:02 PM BSTOk, they taste like shit anyway.
Actually they taste like rainbows and sunshine.
I read the news today oh boy! Page 548
Quote: zooo @ October 8 2011, 5:09 PM BSTActually they taste like rainbows and sunshine.
I thought my butt was the place "where the sun don't shine."
Well the ones from your butt may have a rather unpleasant aftertaste. I'm thinking they would have to go through a thorough washing process.
Quote: sootyj @ October 8 2011, 5:02 PM BSThttp://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/Peter-Fenn/2011/09/23/with-hpv-vaccine-rumors-michele-bachmann-is-the-new-joe-mccarthy
I know she isn't a front runner, but she is a disturbingly powerful and influential voice.
And this story made me feel ill when I came across it on a training course.
And she is no longer a fringe figure judging by the new batch of Repubicans in Congress and how they were prepared to take America to the edge, rather than make a consctructive deal with a centrist President.
She was at 3% the last time I checked the polls. Sounds rather fringe-y to me
Centrist president? Bahahahahaha!!!
Quote: DaButt @ October 8 2011, 7:25 PM BSTShe was at 3% the last time I checked the polls. Sounds rather fringe-y to me
Centrist president? Bahahahahaha!!!
What policies would you highlight to demonstrate Obama's lefty agenda?
Quote: DaButt @ October 8 2011, 7:25 PM BSTShe was at 3% the last time I checked the polls. Sounds rather fringe-y to me
Centrist president? Bahahahahaha!!!
I'm not suggesting she's even slightly likely to be president, that would be nuts.
But she is an influential kingmaker in the selection of a Republican candidate.
In the UK a similar figure would be Nick Griffin or Robert Kilory Silk. Neither one of which would get a sniff at influencing a serious partys choice of leader.
If you don't get how scary this is, then one day I suspect you will.....
Here's hoping Paul McCartney's made a better choice this time.
Well she definitely isn't after his money, at least.
So it'll probably be fine. Good sign that she gets on with the family.
Quote: youngian @ October 9 2011, 9:43 PM BSTWhat policies would you highlight to demonstrate Obama's lefty agenda?
He was widely regarded as one of the most -- if not the most -- liberal senators prior to his election. Someone that far left would never get elected president, so we are left to sift for clues to his real feelings. It's obvious that he'd like to take away our guns, our healthcare choices and cozy up to our enemies but most of those causes will remain pipe dreams that he can revisit after he is out of office ala Jimmy Carter.
Take away guns? Really in terms of actual legislation what's he done?
Cozy upto enemies? How?
Seriously you need some sharper answers then gut feeling ignorance.
As for healthcare if you think that not having access to medical treatment is a realistic choice and not just a horrible fate. Well good for you.
Quote: keewik @ October 9 2011, 11:04 PM BSTHere's hoping Paul McCartney's made a better choice this time.
Why do some blokes feel they have to get married all the time? I think McCartney's incurably old fashioned and romantic, which is why we love him, I spose. Whatever happens this time, it can't be worse than that Mills female, and he can't really do any wrong with us, he's Macca, thank God we've got someone the whole world loves.
nb with regards to choice.
A few years ago I was working through an agency. My rep excitedly told me I could earn more by setting my self up as a limited company and making my arrangements with them. As opposed to being a salaried staff member. I'd earn about 50p an hour more.
In exchange I would have to sort my own, tax, holiday pay, sick pay etc.
Seemed a hell of a bad deal for 50p an hour.
Having a choice is not always entirely healthy or good.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-15236758
Anyone live near Braehead?
It's the sort of the thing that makes you feel like suggesting a flashmob and seeing how long the no pictures rule lasts.