Monthly Archives: November 2005

Terrell Owens – Drew Rosenhaus

Have at it. I think Rosenhaus is a person of low class and a much lower level of ability to do his job than he and his clients give him credit for. He started the offseason with Owens and Javon … Continue reading

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Harkin-Inhofe Debating AFN Programing

This is an amazing debate on CSPAN 2 right now. (Background) Last night was a prelude, but today the GOP has come back with an argument. The crux of their argument today is that there’s a 1,000,000 listener threshold – … Continue reading

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Debunking Right-Wing Spin on the CIA Leak Story

Much has been said since the indictment came down about a matter that, for everyone involved with the investigation, had been settled for a long time already. The right-wing spin machine has presented the following arguments in recent days: Plame’s … Continue reading

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Week 9 Picks

Chris: CIN -3 / @MIA +2.5 / @MIN Pk / SD -6.5 / CAR -1.5 / TEN +3 / HOU +13.5 / @KC -4.5 / CHI -3 Push/ @ARI +4 / @SF +11 / PIT -3.5 / PHI +3 5-6-1 … Continue reading

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Good Reads

1. ‘White House in Chaos’ & Other Utter Horseshit 2. Report Warned Bush Team About Intelligence Suspicions 3. Eagles suspend T.O. indefinitely for comments

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Bush Orders Staff to Attend Ethics Briefings

White House Counsel to Give ‘Refresher’ Course I couldn’t help but think of Billy Madison when I read this. They’re going to be stocking up on lithium, amphetamine and puppy blood for this, as well as making sure 3 highly … Continue reading

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Reed’s fees all paid by casino

Ralph Reed’s anti-gambling work in Texas and Louisiana was funded by an Indian tribe that derives all of its income from a single casino, according to U.S. Senate testimony Wednesday. Reed, the former Christian Coalition leader who is running for … Continue reading

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Celts-Pistons Game 1 – Instant Classic

Paul Pierce is the best player on the court, and sometimes that’s the difference in a basketball game.

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Summit Protests Turn Violent in Argentina

I could be wrong…but I don’t think they dig us down in South America. Perhaps they should get Scott McClellan down there to explain to Argentina how they ‘think’ they dislike America, but are really just experiencing a form of … Continue reading

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New Pics of the Babies

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The Long Awaited Return of Right Thinker

Awesome to see you back at it right – we missed you around here!

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Anthrax Vaccine Horror Story

(This is a first hand account) A veteran of the Air Force was innoculated with the Anthrax vaccine while in the service. Among the negative side-effects he suffered, one was that his body went into anaphylactic shock. Now he’s out … Continue reading

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Bird Flu, Where’s Your Faith Now Bush?

Hearing President Bush envoke the opinions of scientists in regards to the Bird Flu, I wondered if anyone else’s ears started bleeding? Surely there were some bloody ears in Kansas, but I don’t think anyone from that state is risking … Continue reading

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Batch of Good Readin’

1. Denver voters OK marijuana possession 2. ‘Technical virginity’ becomes part of teens’ equation 3. No Propaganda: Some Real Soldiers’ Stories 4. Pharmaceutical Association Pays Novelist To Write Horror Story About Importing Drugs From Canada… 5. U.S. Quietly Issues Estimate … Continue reading

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Kerry’s Iraq War Speech

“In fact, while some say we can’t ask tough questions because we are at war, I say no – in a time of war we must ask the hardest questions of all… Our troops have served with stunning bravery and … Continue reading

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The coverup worked

By Thomas Oliphant

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