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At least Nancy has nice teeth. LOL at the 100% barrel inspection idea -- that'll leave the terrorists quaking in their boots...

While I think he can almost be funny at times...the new Man Show is so unwatchable It's still on? Most of the Man Show promos I see still feature Adam and Jimmy...

You mean to tell me that people die in a war/conflict?! Next thing I know you'll tell me that John Ker -- nah, I'll go a different avenue this time. But can't you just hit the re-set button and start over once you get hit with a bullet? I do it all the time when my characters get beat down while I'm playing my PS2...

Better watch out for Bush, Cheney, Frist, and Hasert. You mean the FOUR HENCHMEN. OMGROFLMAO2004!!! I think LaRouche wackos are more the run-in type, as shown by what happened to Howie today...

What exactly is this show about?...

I thought SnSD lived in Hawaii?...

I'm waiting until ESPN's Page 4 puts a focus on Election 2004...

There's a reason why the best punter award is named after the guy. If you are considered the best ever at something how can you not be in the Hall of Fame Are there any punters in the hall of fame? And I'm not including those multi-position guys from back in the day...

Well, with a wheelchair you get extra shrapnel. Makes sense to me..

I like how he just got "inspired" and placed a ONE-TON granite monument in front of City Hall on the day it just so happened to be closed. Sounds like a real spur-of-the moment decision...

I broke down by organization who gave how much to which party/candidate after this article; kkk-ommentary is in bold. Source... ******************* NBC Chief executive Robert Wright $8,000 since 1999, including $3,500 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and $1,000 to Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and $1500 to Rep. Billy Tauzin (R-La.). Andrew Lack, a former NBC News chief, gave $1,000 to Rep. Billy Tauzin (R-La.) Then-producer Ann Kemp gave $1,000 to Bill Bradley's presidential campaign in 1999. Maria Shriver of "Dateline" was given permission to donate $2,000 to her brother, House candidate Mark Shriver. LOL2004 Fox anchor Neil Cavuto, the network's managing editor for business, gave $1,000 to a fundraising dinner for President Bush in 2002. A Fox producer for Oliver North, Griffin Jenkins, gave $2,000 to the Bush-Cheney reelection committee. (stop the presses -- I can't believe this!) WSJ Melanie Kirkpatrick, associate editor of the Wall Street Journal's editorial page, donated $20,000!!!! to the Republican National Committee and $1,000 to Bush's 2000 presidential campaign. Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walter Mossberg got a waiver to contribute $3,000 to Democrat Shapiro. Reporter Laura Landro gave $1,000 to Bradley. Washington Post Business reporter Albert Crenshaw gave $500 to Maryland Democratic House candidate Ira Shapiro in 2001. (Crenshaw said his wife made the donation before he told her that he could not participate in such contributions.) Sportswriter Mark Asher gave $500 to Illinois Democratic House candidate Pete Dagher in 2002. ABC "20/20" correspondent Jami Floyd, who covered the Florida recount in the last presidential election, gave $500 to the Democratic National Committee in 2000. Clark Bentson, a producer now heading for Baghdad, gave $250 to New Jersey Democratic House candidate Tim Carden. CBS Troy Roberts, a correspondent for CBS's "48 Hours" who once did a feature on the daughters of Bush and Al Gore, donated $1,000 to Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign. Emily Senay, medical correspondent of CBS's "Early Show." donated $1,000 to Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign. CNBC William Bolster was CNBC president in 1999, he donated $1,000 to McCain's campaign. CNN Paul Begala, a former Clinton White House aide who co-hosts CNN's "Crossfire," donated $2,000 to Democratic congressional candidates. (next thing you know, you'll tell me Carville donated to the DNC, too -- oh my fantasy world is crumbling down all around me) CNN reporter Mike Boettcher gave $1,000 to his brother's Democratic Senate campaign. USA Today Richard Willing, who covers terrorism, legal issues and the Supreme Court, has given $500 to Howard Dean's presidential campaign. Consumer reporter Jayne O'Donnell gave Dean $250. Food writer Jerry Shriver donated $1,000 to John Kerry's presidential effort. Washington Post Christopher Schroeder, a Washington Post Co. vice president who stepped down in January as chief executive of Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive, gave $1,000 to Bush's presidential campaign in 1999, before being promoted to run the online operation. NY Times Magazine staff writer Barry Bearak gave $250 to a Green Party Senate candidate. Travel writer Betsy Wade gave $383 to a Democratic House candidate.’ Business reporter Karen Arenson said her husband's $1,000 donation to Hillary Clinton was mistakenly reported in her name. Music critic John Rockwell, a former arts editor, gave $2,000 to Clinton in 2000 and gave Dean $250 about nine months ago. LA Times Food writer Charles Perry, who has given the Republican Party $2,550. Janet Kaye, a part-time member of the paper's polling unit, gave $450 to Dean. Former Times Mirror general counsel William Niese put more than $10,000!!!! in Republican Party coffers. TIME Time publishing reporter Andrea Sachs gave $1,000 to a Democratic House candidate. NEWSWEEK Then-Moscow bureau chief William Powell Jr. gave $1,000 to McCain Then-publisher Carolyn Wall donated $1,000 to Bradley.

That was the reason I watched the morning news shows. Howie was swinging his one arm when shouting that, so 1) I guess he was trying to be ferocious, or 2) He pulled something. Seeing how Dems and Reps are about evenly split in numbers, and that the Caucus voted for Democrats, I’d say Dean for 9% of America!...

Well, you're entitled to your opinion, just as long as you don't suddently start talking about how Zell Miller is the only Democrat with a brain. We won't. We've been saying that for some time now...

Be sure to hook up with JOTW and NoCalMike...

When? For the first time in as long as I can remember I actually tuned in to those morning news shows and had "that network" on for a few minutes shortly after 6 a.m. I then turned on ABC and quickly turned it off. Only reason I bothered to watch any of those shows was to see Hulk Howie when going off on his tirade. Didn't LOL2004 & Friends used to have three people hosting? I only see two now -- not that I really care. And damn, what was up with that chick's pantyhose? Great extended mix (now I don't have to replay it every 20 seconds), and I'm not saying it because it's about Howie. Loved the "Family prop" and "media hits for 3-4 months" lines. Had the soundbites timed perfectly to the song's lyrics. And when did Wes make that Outkast comment?!...

When I was a kid I used to take a dollar or two from the kid's collection plate that was passed around during Sunday School. I would then go to the local Dairy Mart and buy pop and candy. And people wondered why I could never sit still during the sermons. I wasn't stealing -- I was helping the local economy...

You know, when you look at it, it really would make an awesome Hogan promo: MP3 sound - Click! F*ck you all -- I had that sound clip posted on the other thread dealing with Howie's meltdown. EDIT: My sincerest apologies a thousand times over -- my link didn't have the Hogan music. Oh my God was that awesome. I'm re-directing my sound clip link to this...

Here's a prediction: Next week the ghost of Adlai Stevenson will give Howie his endorsement...

Wait a second. There's a NHL team in Pittsburgh?...

Oh my. Just click here, listen and laugh. RAHHHH...

I haven't visited 1popup.com in a long time -- has TNA gotten the "WCW" treatment lately?...

Those "Jesus twins" amazed me, too. And Paula is, imo, incredibly hot...

I love the lady in red's reaction. Here's another one (note he has his jacket on in this one)...

Is this what your high school yearbook said ol' Thom was most likely to do?...

YES! More Howie picks from Drudge. Somehow, I can imagine Tyler looking like this when arguing with some of his fellow TSM'ers...