Big Ol' Smitty

wife-->Palin me-->Secret Service

All the world's craziness, compiled into a single webpage: Crazy. Obviously, I didn't read the whole thing, but I think the gist is that Malcolm X is Obama's real father.

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Where is that? I hate photos without any context given. Sorry, Dobbs. Indiana. http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/100...gn.html?showall

I literally linked that like in the last page.

E-mail received from my university's president today:

Let me go ahead and summarize the vast majority of posts made by panthermatt in this thread:

I had some cobbler Sunday night that had strawberries and peaches in it. As a Kentucky boy, I know me some cobblers. But strawberries in a cobbler was new. It was pretty good.

*screams for ribs*

But price can shift (with on a supply or demand curve shift) based upon the expectation of future changes in demand or supply.

Al Franken would run circles around Sarah Palin in a discussion of national issues. He started out as a political satirist, like PJ O'Rourke.

Gas prices are lowering because of expectations of lower demand due to the international financial crisis. I thought this was common knowledge.

Now KOABolsheviks is advocating running over the white man! That's not change we can believe in!

KOAB has hired ACORN to falsely register gimmick posters. Ronald "The Ass Gipper" Geagan? Who you crappin', KOAB?

Also, his middle name is Hussein. KOAHusseinB! Is that the kind of guy you want as poster of the year?

Ultra rare KOAB pic...follow the link... CLICK HERE!

If KOAB wins the poster tournament, well...by golly... He's a Muslim!

This game may prompt me to buy an XBOX 360, since my PC is whack.

I was wearing a tie when I posted that, if it's any consolation.

1. How often do you visit TSM? How long are you here on a typical visit? How many minutes, or hours, do you spend here daily? Depends of the time of year. Sometimes I go months hardly visiting at all. Other times I check in daily. 2. Which folders do you spend the most time in? Why? Which ones do you skip over? I go to CE, General Chat, Chocolate, Movies, Food, Graphics, Video Games Don't spend much time in sports, wrestling stuff. 3. Who are your favorite posters? What makes a poster "good"? Czech, Edwin, Nightwing, Agent, Incandenza, and especially Marvin. Most important trait is being hairless/albino and to bring that hot sweet Glenn Beck knowledge to the table. 4. Who are your least favorite? Why? KOAB by far. If I ever meet him in public, well, it won't be pretty. 5. Who is your favorite mod? Can you actually name the mods we have? Agent & Czech, even though they're kind of bitches. 6. What brought you to TSM in the first place? Do you still come for the same reasons? Do you still watch wrestling? I think a buddy of mine told me about it. Hell no I don't watch wrestling. I'm offended you even asked. 7. When was the board at its best? 2004-8 8. What is the one thing, above all else, that keeps you coming back here? The money. Definitely the money. 9. If you could change one thing about TSM, what would it be? KOAB's face. 10. How much longer will TSM be around? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7JuArhpTB8

Glenn Beck weighs in, at long last: http://minnesotaindependent.com/14940/glen...ndorsement-ever 'Bout what you might expect, I suppose.

WAKE UP SHEEPLE!

I can't imagine that Reinhold Niebuhr wrote much about working class folks voting Republican due to cultural issues, since he died in the early 70s and the Republicans didn't adopt this strategy until the Nixon era.

So, we lowered taxes on rich people... and the economy consistently got better? It's a big overgeneralization, I know, but it still happened. No, the most dramatic economic growth in American history actually happened between WWII and the 1970s, prior to the oil shocks and prior to the tax cuts of the 80s. Go back and look at the growth during that period. The economic gulf between the US and the rest of the world was staggering. There is still a wide gulf, but the rest of the world has actually caught up since. That is of course, not to say that the high marginal tax rates on the rich were the cause of the growth from WWII through the 70s, but it would be very difficult to argue that high marginal tax rates on the rich are prohibitive of economic growth, given that the most dramatic economic growth in world history occurred in the US in a time period where the tax structure was this way.