Let's see, the ObamHusseinmessiah let his kids be interviewed, and now says 'it was a mistake and they won't do it again'. Even for a politician, what kind of moron does it take to put his kids in that position? He wants a view of the Rose Garden so bad it's scary.
Hmmm, a Brit politician says they've become too timid about actually saying there's right and wrong, and he wants to change that. He actually does something about people being arrested for protecting their home and family- and actually putting the little bastards throwing the rocks in jail- I might believe he means it. And if he'll stop a bunch of government minions from calling everybody racist for everything, that'd help too. So would telling the whiners "We don't care if you dislike dogs, we're searching for illegal explosives/drugs/whatever and the dogs help us do it."
San Diego named yesterday 'National Council of
Ok, here's an interesting view on President Bush from Britain. Ending with a wonderful thought:
And for those of you who still don’t buy into what I’m saying, look at the Middle East. Bush single-handedly managed to unite the Arabs in their hate for him.
Given how difficult uniting the Arabs is, it takes a special man with special skills to achieve this. He is just the kind of man to bring about peace in that region!
Jeez, now Denmark is playing "Let's be nice to the muzzies and not mention their racism and bigotry; they might get mad." The people of Denmark who used to be feared as warriors everywhere they were known of, must be spinning in their graves like a rotor in a generator.
Huh, just heard some static on the radio... there's thunder... hey, it's actually raining out there! Glad I hit the range yesterday.
I tried Steve's hummus recipe last week; came out pretty good. I threw in a habanero for flavor(that much beans soaked it up and left no heat), and left out the paprika. Place called Zorba's on north May Ave., where I first tried the stuff, sprinkles a little paprika on top just before serving it, so that's what I did. A couple of people told him it had to be eaten fresh, but I think it tasted better the next day, kind of like chili or stew. And it stayed good for the week it took to finish it off. As a side point, looking for a couple of things finally got me to stop at a grocery called Spices of India at 39th & Portland: wow. Lots of stuff, and good prices. If you have a place like this nearby, check it out. Among other things, spices that cost several dollars for an ounce at the grocery store can cost a couple of dollars for several ounces at some of these shops.
Damn, it's flat pouring outside. I guess I should have done the rest of the shopping when I was out earlier. Oh well, the house needs cleaning. Again(still).
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