Big Ol' Smitty

Oh, he was laughing as he said it. LOL I don't think it's totally outlandish that the crazy ass Mormon talk show host who devotes entire shows to how we are reaching Armageddon would seriously suggest that a politician that he doesn't like is the Antichrist.

I thought that was Snoop Dogg's symbol.

Same on my IRAs, Rant. I switched from ING Direct to a local credit union because ING's rates had gone down quite a bit.

A little under 5%. Minimum is $2500.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/20...a-you-wont.html

We have Roth IRAs and I use a money market account for emergency savings.

That school in Northern KY is called Chase. I got accepted to UK in Lexington. That's the only one I applied to since my wife has a good job in Lexington that she likes.

Clinton's vast foreign policy experience: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-exp...7,0,51719.story

I got accepted to law school.

From marvin's link:

Leave Marvin alone!

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2008/03/...ans_revote.html

Oregon votes in May, too? I think I may have voted for Kucinich back in '04, I can't even remember...it really didn't matter at that point, obviously. I may have voted for Dean. I remember that my buddy wanted to be the only guy in his very rural Frankfort, KY precinct to vote for Al Sharpton in '04. Unfortunately, if the election is still contested by the time it gets to the Bluegrass, I'm pretty sure Clinton will beat Obama here.

Jerk back in '06: Standin' by this Jerk?

Survey USA did 50 state polling. I know, I know, it's early and all, but these things are fun to look at. Clinton vs. McCain Obama vs. McCain State by State Difference in Performance in Notable States (Obama vs. Obama) Arkansas: Clinton +11, Obama -20 Colorado: C -6, O +9 Florida: C +9, O -2 Hawaii: C +4, O +30 Idaho: C -36, O -13 Iowa: C -5, O +9 Michigan: C even, O +1 Minnesota: C +4, O +7 Missouri: C -4, O -6 Montana: C -20, O -8 Nebraska: C -27, O -3 (and splitting the EVs of the state) Nevada: C -8, O +5 New Hampshire: C -8, O +2 New Jersey: C +5, O even New Mexico: C even, O +7 North Carolina: C -8, O -2 North Dakota: C -19, O +4 Ohio: C +10, O +10 Oklahoma: C -8, O -23 Oregon: C -5, O +8 Pennsylvania: C +1, O -5 South Carolina: C -6, O -3 South Dakota: C -12, O -4 Tennessee: C even, O -16 Texas: C -7, O -1 Utah: C -38, O -11 Virginia: C -10, O even Washington" C -2, O +14 West Virginia: C +5, O -18 Wisconsin: C +4, O +11 Wyoming: C -33, O -19

I'll admit I cried.

Classic. edit: dammit, snuff

I didn't say that they were the same thing. I said that coal to liquid fuel is very bad for the environment. With any kind of coal gasification or liquification, the carbon in the coal isn't going to suddenly disappear. It will have to be either released into the atmosphere or sequestered: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/23/opinion/...and&emc=rss

Helpful chart: http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2007/05/...AL_GRAPHIC.html

Hows about neither? Why does everyone want to completely abandon our #1 natural resource? Coal is cheap and plentiful in America and can be turned into clean burning natural gas.

Hows about neither? -The New Republic

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/03/05/fallon-bush-fire/

I come from a coal producing state and recognize its important to the economy here, but the shit is fucking poison. Mountaintop removal is destroying the environment in Eastern Kentucky. You can take a "virtual flyover" of a MTR site here. http://www.vimeo.com/610726/

Those are Mary Janes, you tools. Already mentioned them above.