Sunday, December 18, 2005
Here for the party!
Yeah. Right.
1 each - spec MIL-E-5400A, unit, damaged
Violated my not-going-out-until-the-sun returned. 'Stuff' has to be done and I'm "it". Soak it up through the toes and blow it out yer nose. Truthfully, I far prefer snow and temps below freezing to this slop. The weathercritter says more coming before the week is over. "I'm dreaming of a mud Christmas/ just like most North Florida Christmas's are..." Maybe the old, used-up bod is having the annual adjustment problems. Hell, the young bod didn't much care for it either. Gurmble. The parts that don't ache probably have nerve damage and need replacing!
Did you watch President Bush's speech tonight? Struck me as having been written for 10 year old gummit skool chillin'. Waay downbeat, apologetic. Shoulda hollered out the good stuff and kicked some major-league traitorous MSM and democrat (same?) ass.
I read this from National Review Online earlier, seems fitting in light of the speech:
The Zarkman is back on Iowahawk. Put yer drink down before clicking. OK. Don't. Keyboards are cheap.
My ham bone and blackeyes are 'bout ready.
1 each - spec MIL-E-5400A, unit, damaged
Violated my not-going-out-until-the-sun returned. 'Stuff' has to be done and I'm "it". Soak it up through the toes and blow it out yer nose. Truthfully, I far prefer snow and temps below freezing to this slop. The weathercritter says more coming before the week is over. "I'm dreaming of a mud Christmas/ just like most North Florida Christmas's are..." Maybe the old, used-up bod is having the annual adjustment problems. Hell, the young bod didn't much care for it either. Gurmble. The parts that don't ache probably have nerve damage and need replacing!
Did you watch President Bush's speech tonight? Struck me as having been written for 10 year old gummit skool chillin'. Waay downbeat, apologetic. Shoulda hollered out the good stuff and kicked some major-league traitorous MSM and democrat (same?) ass.
I read this from National Review Online earlier, seems fitting in light of the speech:
America’s Earliest Terrorists
Lessons from America’s first war against Islamic terror.
By Joshua E. London
At the dawn of a new century, a newly elected United States president was forced to confront a grave threat to the nation — an escalating series of unprovoked attacks on Americans by Muslim terrorists. Worse still, these Islamic partisans operated under the protection and sponsorship of rogue Arab states ruled by ruthless and cunning dictators.
Sluggish in recognizing the full nature of the threat, America entered the war well after the enemy’s call to arms. Poorly planned and feebly executed, the American effort proceeded badly and at great expense — resulting in a hastily negotiated peace and an equally hasty declaration of victory. [read the rest - good stuff]
The Zarkman is back on Iowahawk. Put yer drink down before clicking. OK. Don't. Keyboards are cheap.
My ham bone and blackeyes are 'bout ready.
