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March 19, 2006
Things That Make Me Go "Hm"
In lieu of a caption contest, I offer only this.
The world of Science is in an uproar. Recent photos have unnerved even the most rock-ribbed of Paleontologists, Zoologists, Biologists, and Sweatyhippiepooterologists as they debate:
How many toes DOES the American Chicken have, anyway?
And thanks to the blog grandfather, we get this:

Delusional leftards do have a purpose, check out that good gay action just to the left of the sign (yer other left, idjit).
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Posted by: Oyster at March 19, 2006 09:34 AM (YudAC)
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These delusional leftards are the same ones that were against the war the "house of hubris" got this country into in the first place.
I'm not sure if these marchers are right about getting out of Iraq now, but I'd listen to them before I listen to the Chalabi, Cheyney, Rummy, Bush, Krauthammer, Hinderaker crowd who were WRONG, WRONG, WRONG about this war.
Posted by: Robert at March 19, 2006 03:04 PM (DY+i6)
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Don't worry Robert, you're safe as long as you keep your head wrapped in tinfoil and emplaced firmly in the ground.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at March 19, 2006 04:24 PM (0yYS2)
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since Michelle don't take comments:
Oh lord won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz.. That's it Hee ha heh.
Posted by: Howie at March 19, 2006 09:07 PM (D3+20)
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Well you wouldn't expect a trust-fund baby to go to a protest in anything but the classiest ride, would you?
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at March 20, 2006 05:53 AM (0yYS2)
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March 17, 2006
March 16, 2006
Keeping Them Under The Bridge
Seems we have a troll intent on spoofing the regulars here.
If you regulars don't like being spoofed, email me at vinceautmorire@gmail.com and just write one word.
spoofer.
I will reply with another word.
You can't control comments here, but you can protect your good name, and save us some aggravation by trying to compare IP addresses. A spoofer may be able to type your email into the field provided in the comments, but they can't email me with your address can they?
If you're being spoofed, all you have to do is email Rusty or Howie, with the secret word, and you won't get deleted and banned. They control the banning process. I'll let them know the secret word.
If you don't get a reply to your email, then you're not in my pro-Jawa database (yes, I have one) and you may be a leftard.
Comments are closed because the secret word must be emailed.
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March 15, 2006
She's Mine And You Can't Have Her
I love my wife.
Take her on in her comments, not here. I double dog dare you.
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You are one fortunate man!
Posted by: J. at March 15, 2006 08:32 PM (XmWPU)
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how's that joke go ... got any naked pictures ....
just funnin' - no death threats please!
Posted by: hondo at March 15, 2006 10:49 PM (9pQ6D)
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Well done. Gloria Steinem, cram it. Sideways.
Posted by: Oyster at March 16, 2006 05:33 AM (YudAC)
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Get her a gun and techer her to use it and defend herself against rapists,robbers and wolves
Posted by: sandpiper at March 16, 2006 09:41 AM (wksIu)
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March 14, 2006
Melissa Theuriau Topless Pictures
May be viewed by following the links
here.
What are you staring at? Of course I'm trying to make The Jawa Report number one on Google for "Melissa Theuriau Topless Pictures."
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I think you showed a lot of class by not even mentioning the camel toe.
Posted by: The Dread Pundit Bluto at March 14, 2006 12:42 AM (RHG+K)
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Those are great breasteses
Posted by: REMF at March 14, 2006 03:43 AM (7RMSi)
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Breasticles REMF, breasticles.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at March 14, 2006 05:32 AM (0yYS2)
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I find the salivating over a French journalist (okay, yeah she's one hot croissant)to be highly unpatriotic. Where are the nudie pics of Barbra Walters?
Posted by: Graeme at March 14, 2006 06:56 AM (gqBaY)
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Yeah, but who is #1 on google for "melissa theuriau naked"?
Posted by: Steve the LLamabutcher at March 14, 2006 08:26 AM (ax+En)
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*tee hee* I'd like to see my pic of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on a dog leash in the top 10 GIS listings when you search his name. Or the ones of him flashing his pierced man nipples.
/Call it a hobby. I can't stop photoshopping the guy!
Posted by: princesskimberley at March 14, 2006 08:56 AM (9xjdU)
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That little tattoo she has on her stomach, is that a Star of David or are my eyes deceiving me?
Posted by: Drewcifer! at March 15, 2006 08:49 AM (mTA45)
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What a magnificent body and beautiful flat stomach. If her breasts weren't so tiny, I'd "cross the street" and become bi-sexual in a heartbeat.
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March 13, 2006
Salt Lake City Punk Reality Tour
My airplane got a flat tire. That's right, a flat
tire on an
airplane. And how do they fix it? Just a guy with a tire iron. It took 2 hours to get the tire changed. Needless to say, I missed my connection.
So I get stuck in Salt Lake City for a couple of days. Not the worst place to be stuck. It's a pretty cool town, actually. It snowed, which is always fun in March. Nevertheless, I'm glad to be home.
Thanks to all the well-wishers for keeping me in their prayers. The interview went reasonably well. I'll hear something in the next two weeks. If I get the job I'll give your prayers credit. If I don't get the job I'll know that Jawa readers need to turn their prayers towards the real God. You know, Allah.
Anyway about a million things to do to make up for lost time last week. Blogging will be light.
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It would be interesting to know; did they grill you about your political persuasion or did they stick to things like, well, your actual credentials? Just curious.
Posted by: Oyster at March 13, 2006 08:20 AM (g9UJq)
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Which Allah would that be? Link Mecca Allah or Filthy Allah?
Posted by: Vinnie at March 13, 2006 09:59 AM (f289O)
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Welcome back Master. We'll keep our fingers crossed.
Posted by: Howie at March 13, 2006 10:27 AM (D3+20)
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The particular institution I was interviewing at has a reputation for having a "conservative" orientation. In academic parlance it means that there are a lot of Democrats, but very few Ralph Nader supporters.
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March 09, 2006
Phinding Nemo
Phin, the fishnet wearing half of
Apothegm Designs,
just had his life get a whole lot more enjoyable.
Congratulations are in order, with a warning.
As you bask in the glow of your firstborn, those who are jealous of your sweet reward will now besiege you with a calvacade of "enjoy it now, wait until he's 2."
Then, when their hopes at your misery are dashed, the "wait until he's..." will generally progress upwards every 4 years or so, concluding with "wait until he's a teenager."
Look long and hard at the teenagers of the parents who say that.
And when your son finishes his schooling with an M.D. and a J.D. and is happily married with a child of his own, you will have your revenge on the person(s) who said "wait until he's a teenager." You know, the one who was a grandparent at 35.
Just ride the wave, Phin, ride the wave.
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Can Rusty Come Out to Play?
I'm sorry, Billy, Rusty isn't home. He'll be back next week. That's why he hasn't answered the gazillion e-mails sitting in his inbox.
PS-If you're the praying type, please pray that I get this job!
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I wish you the best of luck!
- Max
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praying for you, brother.
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I praying that you get this job and that you won't be too busy to blog, when you get the job. Does that make sense?
Posted by: jesusland joe at March 09, 2006 10:00 AM (rUyw4)
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GEORGIE PORGIE ALL PUPPING AND PIE.KISSED THE GIRLS AND MADE THEM CRY.WHEN THE BOYS CAME OUT TO PLAY. GEORGIE PORGIE RAN AWAY.
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March 08, 2006
WTW Tiny Bubbles.
Yes “Howie Vintage 06 batch A” is in progress. Judging by the color I’ve quite a good reaction going on here. Before the yeast gets going it’s dark in color. Bubbling it’s ass off it is.

Due date is 04/16.
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DON HO where are you? your missing your TINY BUBBLES
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If you will take the fermented juice and put it in the ol' fridge 'til well chilled, the yeast will shut down and sink to the bottom... makes siphoning a lot easier and a much prettier product.
You might also poke around the internet for some better yeasts. Some will give you much better alcohol return and less headache.
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Yeah I've looked at some brewers yeast I need to try that one of these days. After it stops working (yeast dies from too much alcohol or no sugar left) it will clear right up and there will be a layer of nasty at the bottom (no fridge required and I'm afraid to stop it that way, once I drank it would it not just fire right back up there is those screaming shits again). Moving it just stirs it back up. What I really need is a jug with a spigot about two inches above the bottom. It's calmed down a bit since yesterday the foam was all the way around the top and the top was moving quite a bit. Another thing I want to try is starting from fruit. I've helped Grandpa with that before it's a mess but it usually turns out pretty good.
Posted by: Howie at March 08, 2006 10:41 AM (D3+20)
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Scholars Call for Release of 9/11 Information
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:*
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT,
On Behalf of the People of the United States of America, the Undersigned Scholars for 9/11 Truth Hereby Petitions for, and hereby demands, Release of the Following kinds of documents, video and films, and physical evidence to the public for study by experts and scholars investigating the events of 9/11:
1. Immediate release of the full Pentagon surveillance tapes, of which five frames (only) have been released via the official ASCE report, as Judicial Watch has also requested. We further demand release of the video tape seized by FBI agents minutes after the Pentagon hit, from the fuel service station near the Pentagon, as well as any other videotape which shows the 9/11 strike on the Pentagon.
2. Immediate release of 6,899 photographs and 6,977 segments of video footage held by NIST, largely from private photographers, regarding the collapses of WTC buildings on 9/11/2001 (NIST, 2005, p. 81). In particular, all footage relating to the collapse of WTC 7 (including shots before, during and after the collapse) must be released immediately, without waiting for the NIST report on WTC 7, which is long overdue and may be prolonged indefinitely.
3. An explanation from Vice President Richard Cheney regarding the "orders" described by Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta in his testimony before The 9/11 Commission. Secretary Mineta stated that while in an underground bunker at the White House, he watched Vice President Cheney castigate a young officer for asking, as a plane drew closer and closer to the Pentagon, "Do the orders still stand?" The officer should be identified and allowed to testify at a deposition under oath.
4. The documents generated by Vice President Cheney's energy task force have been kept from the public. A court case brought forth a few maps that display oil fields in the Middle East. We hereby put Congress on notice that there is probable cause with regard to criminal activities by the Cheney Energy Task Force involving a criminal conspiracy to launch illegal wars and/or terrorist activities. We therefore demand that Energy Task Force document that comprise, discuss, or refer to plans to invade the Middle East, including Iran, and Venezuela or other sovereign nations be released immediately.
See Cheney v. District Court 542 U.S. 367 (2004) and United States v. Nixon 418
U.S. 683 (1974).
5. Audio tapes of interviews with air traffic controllers on-duty on 9/11 were intentionally destroyed by crushing the cassette by hand, cutting the tape into little pieces, and then dropping the pieces in different trash cans around the building. We demand an explanation for this destruction of evidence and ask that the possible existence of other copies of such tapes or perhaps of written transcripts of the interviews be pursued. All air traffic controllers on-duty on 9/11 should be allowed to testify during a public forum under oath.
6. The Secret Service, which is highly trained to protect the President from danger and to move him to a secure location in the event of a threat, breached its own standard procedures by allowing President Bush to remain at a public location for 25 minutes after it was known that the nation was under attack. All Secret Service personnel who were at Booker Elementary School with President Bush on 9/11 should be required to testify in public and under oath about these events.
7. On the morning of 9/11, some five "war games" or "terror drills" were being conducted by U.S. defense agencies, including one "live fly" exercise employing aircraft. These drills reportedly included the injection of false radar blips onto the screens of air traffic controllers. In addition, the government was running a simulation of a plane crashing into a building the morning of 9/11. Who was in charge of coordinating these war games and terror drills? Who had the ability to issues orders in relation to their conduct? On which screens were "false radar blips" inserted? When did such false injects commence? When were they purged from the controllers' screens? What was the effect of these activities on standard procedures for interdicting hijacked aircraft?
8. It has been reported that the FBI long ago found three of four "black boxes" from the two airplanes which hit the Twin Towers, yet has consistently denied that they were ever found. Their data would be of the greatest importance to understanding the events of 9/11. This matter must be investigated and the data they provide released to the public.
For each of the four sites under investigation, the 9/11 Commission reported that two Boeing 757s, and two Boeing 767s (FAA, Part 121, airliners) owned by United Airlines and American Airlines were hijacked by novice pilots and were subsequently crashed, resulting in an unimaginable loss of life. Approximately 3,000 people died the morning of 9/11 as the direct result of these officially reported hijackings and subsequent crashes.
These four scheduled airliners were reported to have carried a total of 266 passengers and crew members, which, under FAA and NTSB regulations, demands a comprehensive investigation of the primary and contributing causes of each. In the case of suspected criminal foul play, the NTSB would normally assign the lead investigative role to the FBI, with assistance of investigators from the NTSB and FAA. A comprehensive investigation of each aircraft crash is not a regulatory option: they would have been mandatory. Therefore, we demand public release of each comprehensive crash investigation report, including access to all physical evidence that was required to have been collected and secured at a suitable facility. Such evidence should have included a large assortment of indestructible parts, including landing gears, surface actuators, engines, black boxes, and so on. The serialized parts would be invaluable in identifying each aircraft and, contrary to some reports, could not have "vaporized" upon impact.
Considering the enormous loss of life and financial collateral damage, if no crash investigations were conducted, who made the decision to disregard the FAA, Part 121, regulatory requirement? In the absence of the Part 121 investigation reports, the identity of the responsible authorities who made the decision not to investigate must be released, and they should be made immediately available for deposition under oath.
9. In the weeks before 9/11, the US Stock market showed rather high levels of activity on companies that would subsequently be affected by the attacks. The afternoon before the attack, alarm bells were sounding over trading patterns in stock options. A jump in United Air Lines some 90 times (not 90 percent) above normal between September 6 and September 10, for example, and 285 times higher than average the Thursday before the attack, have been reported. A jump in American Airlines put options 60 times (not 60 percent) above normal the day before the attacks has also been reported. No similar trading occurred on any other airlines appear to have occurred.
Between September 6-10, 2001, the Chicago Board Options Exchange saw suspicious trading on Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley, two of the largest WTC tenants. An average of 3,053 put options in Merrill Lynch were bought between Sept. 6-10, compared to an average of 252 in the previous week. Merrill Lynch, another WTC tenant, saw 12,215 put options bought between Sept. 7-10, whereas the previous days had seen averages of 212 contracts a day. According to Dylan Ratigan of Bloomberg News: "This would be the most extraordinary coincidence in the history of mankind, if it was a coincidence. This could very well be insider trading at the worst, most horrific, most evil use youÂ’ve ever seen in your entire life. ItÂ’s absolutely unprecedented."
On September 18, 2001, the BBC reported: "American authorities are investigating unusually large numbers of shares in airlines, insurance companies and arms manufacturers that were sold off in the days and weeks before the attacks. They believe that the sales were by people who knew about the impending disaster". According to the London Independent, October 10, 2001: "To the embarrassment of investigators, it has also emerged that the firm used to buy many of the 'put' options—where a trader, in effect, bets on a share price fall—on United Airlines stock was headed until 1998 by 'Buzzy' Krongard, now executive director of the CIA."
The 9/11 Commission, after looking into the pre-9/11 stock trades, never denied their unusual nature. Instead, the Commission declared that al-Qaeda did not conduct the trades, and asked no further questions.
Who, if not al-Qaeda, performed the incriminating trades? This information exists, it can be easily obtained, and it needs to be made public. Moreover, illegal money transfers may have been processed through computers housed at the World Trade Center shortly before planes crashed into the Twin Towers on 9/11. We demand a disclosure of the source of the put options and that this whole sordid affair receive a complete and public investigation.
10. Eyewitness testimony and a substantiating photographic record suggest that a large sample of slag from the World Trade Center is being held at Hangar 17 of the John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City. Access to the slag sample should be made available to appropriate physicists in order to conduct non-destructive X-ray Fluorescence tests and other forms of examination, which should reveal evidence of the cause of the collapse of the Twin Towers. Based on these tests, we further demand two small samples (about the size of a fist) be extracted from this large piece for further scientific analysis.
11. Release of a complete inventory of the plane wreckage and debris from flights 11, 77, 93 or 175 or any other aircraft that crashed or was destroyed on September 11, 2001, including, but not limited to:
(a) the location (whether warehouses or otherwise) of all such items;
(b) a catalog of photographs and videotapes taken of any and all such items; and
(c) a list of all tests and examinations concerning any and all such items, including reports of such tests or examinations.
12. Release of a complete inventory of any steel, other metal or other material from the World Trade Centers, including, but not limited to:
(a) the location (whether warehouses or otherwise) of all such items;
(b) a catalog of photographs and videotapes taken of any and all such items; and
(c) a list of all tests and examinations concerning any and all such items, including reports of such tests or examinations.
On behalf of the People of the United States of America, we demand that the cover-up in this case end and that the kinds of documents, video and films, and physical evidence described above be provided to the public for experts and scholars to evaluate and assess in their efforts to expose falsehoods and reveal truths about events on 9/11.
FOR THE SOCIETY:
James H. Fetzer, Ph.D.
Founder and Co-Chair
Scholars for 9/11 Truth
Steven E. Jones, Ph.D.
Co-Chair
Scholars for 9/11 Truth
7 March 2006
*An online version of this petition -- with clickable links -- may be viewed here: http://st911.org/petition
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Why would anyone want to view that shit, Greg?
Posted by: jesusland joe at March 08, 2006 03:51 PM (rUyw4)
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Greg, your in my way. At what point can you bottle the wine with a cork?
That giant bottle looks really cool. I understand the doodad, but do you take the wine out, and put the wine in another container until the yeast is finished?
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I believe the "doodad" in question is also known as an "air-lock"?
I've done a few batches of homebrew beer that turned out pretty well, never done any wine though, I should give it a try sometime.
Apparently you can make a "wine" from just about anything that contains sugars in it, I know someone that has even made a "sugar wine" just dissolving loads of sugar into water and adding yeast, not sure how this would taste though.
Goodluck with this batch, and hope it doesn't give you "the screaming shits"!
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Waht heppens is eventualy for whatever reason the yeast dies and settles out. You can tell because the doodad don't bubble no more. If you were to bolltle it before that you get carbonation or and explosion one. My cousin made some like that you have to till it slows down a lot. What I do is wait for it to stop bubbling give it about a week to clear and use old liquor bottles. I siphon (again being careful not to stir the gregs into those. Chill a bit and haved a glass Oh about 3 or 4 times a month. The little woman drinks some too. I also like to give away a bit to family or the old man down the road.
Thinking last night of the song copperhead road. Hunnerd pounds of yeast? No it's hunerd pounds of sugar. start with as little yeast as you like and grow more.
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http://www.home-brew.com/index.html?token=1111043670-1284457346-221343300&A=25&B=YEAST
Good source for real wine yeasts... Can make a fantastic difference in your homebrew, and they cost about $1.25. The best part is, that since they're alive, you can keep them growing forever!
Posted by: heldmyw at March 09, 2006 12:28 PM (LvGT1)
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March 07, 2006
Personal Notes and Asides
Probably interesting to a very few, but will help explain my absence and light posting.
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Posted by: phin at March 07, 2006 11:43 AM (Xvpen)
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Good Luck Rusty, I'll say a prayer for you!
Posted by: kimsch at March 07, 2006 12:18 PM (4tjjy)
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I hope you get it. Good Luck!
Posted by: Dan at March 07, 2006 12:35 PM (Z2OsI)
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HOpe u get what you yearn for...
Posted by: girish at March 07, 2006 12:42 PM (IpuE8)
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Keepin' my fingers crossed.
Posted by: Oyster at March 07, 2006 01:00 PM (n/nt4)
Posted by: Rusty at March 07, 2006 01:12 PM (JQjhA)
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Gee, Rusty, good luck and all, but what the hell is a walleye? Is it edible?
Posted by: jesusland joe at March 07, 2006 03:18 PM (rUyw4)
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May you catch as many jobs as you have fish. Hopefully be the time you finish this process you will have em fighting over you.
Posted by: Howie at March 07, 2006 03:26 PM (D3+20)
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Are you sure you aren't mistaking a walleye for a brown trout?
As for the interview, if it starts to go south, tell the chair that the jerkstore called, and their running out of him.
Posted by: Leopold Stotch at March 07, 2006 08:03 PM (V50jE)
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May the Force be with you, Rusty.
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The walleye looks a lot like perch (and belongs to the same family) only much bigger, and found in most of Northern US; the brown trout looks like the less-dramatic salmon, the family and genus it belongs to. It's referred to as circumpolar because of its broad range (it is found in Europe and China as well as North America and many other places), and the record was caught four years ago in Little Red River, Arkansas: 40 lbs, 4 oz.
We caught a brown in a Southern Wisconsin stream that was four inches, so we've relocated it to a friend's tank until it's big enough for the pond. Don't know how it survived in that tiny branch of Raccoon Creek. Must have been a lucky plant.
Good luck fishing, Rusty. You know where to go. (Didn't I mention Beloit College, which could use someone unsteeped in blue kool-aid?)
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March 06, 2006
Where's Rusty?
Had a long weekend with the family. Who would have thought it would be more enjoyable than, say,
blogging? Might go fishing later today and test the hypothesis that it, too, might just be funner than blogging.
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Nothing better than sitting around with a good friend, a fishing pole in one hand and a beer in the other. I love fishing.
Posted by: Oyster at March 06, 2006 09:19 AM (n/nt4)
Posted by: Howie at March 06, 2006 03:22 PM (D3+20)
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So now Oyster can do a brake job and loves to fish & drink beer. Is she not the "perfect" woman?
Posted by: Howie at March 06, 2006 03:24 PM (D3+20)
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She would be perfect if she would just clean them, Howie.
Posted by: jesusland joe at March 06, 2006 06:07 PM (rUyw4)
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Good News And Bad News
Fellow Munuvian Mad Mikey is
doing better.
Fellow Munuvian Delftsman could still use some prayers.
In the interest of levity, I feel the need to note that these types of things tend to happen in threes.
Rusty, you're screwed.
Best wishes and many prayers to both Mikey and Delfts, and to their families.
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March 03, 2006
Still Looking for Number 100,000
With Dr. Rusty's permission I'm posting this article here because
Conservative Thinking's 100,000th visitor came from here.
Conservative Thinking has hit the 100,000 SiteMeter Visits milestone. The problem is I have no idea who the visitor actually is. The information about the visitor can be seen here. I've contacted the visitor's ISP and the referring site's owner in an effort to attempt to track the person down.
But, if you're on Comcast and you're from California and you're visitor information matches this then please drop me a line so you can claim your prize.
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Not me I was about 20 too early and 25 too late.
Posted by: Howie at March 03, 2006 01:33 PM (D3+20)
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I think it was me I want an ipod
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March 02, 2006
Comments
We appear to be having technical difficulties with the comments. One of you must have broken the internet. It can happen.
Update by Paduan Beotch Howie.
Pixi Misa :I fixed the internet!
Comment away!
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Posted by: Pixy Misa at March 02, 2006 04:32 PM (knQhx)
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broken regex again. sigh.
Posted by: dave at March 02, 2006 04:32 PM (CcXvt)
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Pixy, Al Gore would be so proud.
Posted by: Oyster at March 02, 2006 05:11 PM (YudAC)
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The internet was broken ?? I thought I had been blacklisted for religous icon defamation
Posted by: john ryan at March 02, 2006 05:19 PM (TcoRJ)
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Pixies are SOOOO talented. Now give me some of that dust, or else, I'm gonna.....cry!
Posted by: jesusland joe at March 03, 2006 10:38 AM (rUyw4)
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Get Free Stuff
If you are the 100,000th visitor to
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March 01, 2006
WTW Late Night Trash

Yes itÂ’s quite past my bedtime. Normally I go to bed with the Chickens. This week Howie would like to nominate Russell Winstead as a big old piece of white trash. The long arm of the law finally caught up with him this week.
WTVW : Winstead was on the run for almost three years, hiding from Madisonville Police in Costa Rica. He`s accused of stabbing his aunt, Anna Mae Branson, more than 80-times in January 2003. He was questioned, but left the country before he could be charged.
Watch this be one of those idiots who claim the death penalty is just oh so cruel when he showed no concern for his victims pain at all. You stabbed your aunt, For money, 81 times?
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blogroll giving me trouble tonight. Will check on it later.
Posted by: Howie at March 01, 2006 02:34 AM (D3+20)
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The government could make money by auctioning off the job of executioner. I know I'd pay about a thousand bucks to flip the switch on a scumbag like this, or pretty much any other liberal.
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at March 01, 2006 05:03 AM (0yYS2)
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Lets have a necktie party we hang him from a tree from the back of a horse and not bother listening to the jerk faced psyco babble idiots
Posted by: sandpiper at March 01, 2006 09:40 AM (/4Knp)
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February 28, 2006
Islam Means Peace (Doesn't it?)
72 White Grapes for all!
"Moderate" Muslim leader speaks: Islam means war.
Senior al Qaeda asshole captured in Iraq. Evan Kohlmann is skeptical. Meanwhile, escaped al Qaeda bad guy vows attacks on U.S. soil.
Former Taliban official in U.S., studying at Yale.
Europe is the new Weimar Republic? Indeed.
Mothers celebrate death of sons, infidels.
Good news from those liberated from tyrants and religious fanatics.
It's soooo depressing being Muslim. I think I'll go on Oprah.
5,000 kids in Pakistan call for death to Muhammed blasphemers. Our allies in the GWOT.
A fresh steaming pile of taqiyya: Michigan student newspaper criticized over Muhammed cartoon publication.
Arab League Chief: Cartoons Are Deadly Threat Against Islam
eBay cancels Muhammed cartoon auction.
Solidarity with brave souls.
Dubai: everything you never wanted to know because its fun to stick our heads in holes and play the religious reletavism game.
Domestic terror leader indicted.
Allah spotting for fun and profit.
The Filthy One on Army Pfc. Daniel P. Unger.
Gulf War I was a disaster. I agree.
Germany denies report that it helped in Iraq war.
Jihad. The good kind.
PA collapse? Soooo sad.
In addition to bending over for Muslim minority, Spain now happy to provide KY.
U.S. bitch slaps Sunnis, Shias in Iraq.
You can't hug an Iranian with nuclear arms.
Fascinating. The demography vs. democracy paradox.
Saddam ends hunger strike, Michael Moore to provide the hot wings.
Mexico's Filthy Sanchez.
What religion is your bra?
Just try to impeach Bush. We dare you.
D.C. blog meet-up info.
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Posted by: reliapundit at February 28, 2006 10:54 AM (skZky)
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ISLAM means destroying all other religions until only ISLAM is left where that dolt PRINCE CHARLES?
Posted by: sandpiper at February 28, 2006 01:59 PM (162Hn)
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Wow, finally some linky love! Thank you Mr. Rusty!
Posted by: Digger at February 28, 2006 10:54 PM (KlP4m)
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Wow, finally some linky love! Thank you Mr. Rusty! I thought you forgot all us lowly peons!
Posted by: Digger at February 28, 2006 10:54 PM (KlP4m)
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The liberals will embrace islam as the religion of peace and find the peace of the grave six feet under
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