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Damn, John and Lindsay look focused. What, is it 5:00 and they're waiting for dinner to come out?

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"What remote? We can't even locate the tv."

TM

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Obviously I'm missing something that excites the rest of you, but I have never found scotch to be anything but dull.

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Senator Ayotte is going to need to a little time to be as insufferable as I've been, but she's going to make a great Amigo.

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I tried my best and trained on a number of different types of Scotch. I found Johnny Walker Blue to be the best for me (smooth and not too peat-y). But I still don't like the stuff.

My wife, after our intense training session, took to it. She would drink it all the time if she hadn't discovered bourbon.

TM

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Serioiusly, though, the three were known as interventionists who never missed a good military junket, but were they ever right on when to intervene? Is her judgment as bad as theirs?

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Appears to me that she is running for VP in 2016.

Re: Pepper sprayed for public safety.
 

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Funny, the liberals and Dems here don't listen to me, or anyone else who isn't lockstepping to their orders.

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We stopped after you said the same thing 50 or 60 times.

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when I said:

"I'm a job creator, right here in America! I'm a hero, not a fatcat to be taxed!" ???

you should hear that some more. or listen once.

Re: Pepper sprayed for public safety.
 

You squat and leave these little piles of GOP talking points without visible straining or exertion, and then you stand up and smile and want to be congratulated as if it was pearls that you've strewn everywhere.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2201016.html Cop watchers got some support. I cannot believe this was even an issue that would go that far.

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Really? Until last week, CA had a three strikes law where a guy could be jailed for life for engaging in minor, exclusively non-violent crimes. CA... Not Mississippi, or Alabama.

The "Order above all else crowd" loves ideas like barring people from recording cops. Until their kids get busted with pot in high school, and suddenly they decide, like the right wingers who have a change of heart and become pro-choice when their daughters get knocked up, order isn't as important as individual rights.

And nobody with a voice is going to fight for the right to record cops. If labor's power erodes any more in the next couple years, you'll see mass strikes all over the place. Wal Mart wouldn't be happy to merely see the taping of cops barred. It'd be lobbying Congress to allow it to hire armies of Pinkertons to squash strikes. And really -- Why not have a Wal Mart Court in which to try anyone who seeks to upset the State of Wal Mart. Jail them right there in the store. And hangings for capital offenses in the parking lot every other Friday! Family fun! Big Box Retailer Style!

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I am. You should hire a good tech consultant to help create better efficiencies, so you can drop head count. Sounds to me like you're running fat.