Friday - September 4th 2009 - Highlights

bernie imagesHour One: "Brunch With Bernie" Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) spends the hour with Thom discussing the issues and answering listener questions www.sanders.senate.gov

Hour Two: "News Under The Radar" Christy Harvey of the Center for American Progress stops by www.americanprogress.org

Comments

DDay (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#1

Truth hurts sometimes. You obviously understand and agree DRichards. You are a smart and honest 14 yr old.

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#2

Hey Thom,

I do a lot of machine embroidery with my clothing/textile designs. I should embroider corporate patches and send them to the congressmen representing those corporations.

On second thought, that would be WAY too many patches!

DDay (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#3

No Quark,

Women mature and eventually get old. We never do. Take my wife...please.

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#4

Maybe we could photocopy corporate logos on pressure-sensitive paper and send those to "corporate congressmen." (Just explain that they need to attach them to their lapels.)

Loretta (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#5

If Obama doesn't fight for a public option we can go in mass to light our farts on the steps of the Whitehouse.

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#6

DDay,

Are you trying to tell us something?

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#7

Loretta,

What a picture that evokes! I love it!

mathboy (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#8

I happen to have had a can of soda recently that had only about 3 oz. of liquid in it. No frog, though.

And Quark, you can do bold. Just put a b between angle brackets to start it and /b between angle brackets to end it.

Loretta (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#9

Quark: We'd have to work in pairs, because the mirror thing could get awkward and would be too slow:-)

DDay (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#10

Loretta,

You are not only sweet...considerate...and a caring person but also brilliantly sick. I love that in a person. I'll go to D.C. if we get 1000 people to join. We can call it the True.... Thousand Points of Light!

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#11

mathboy,

Thanks for uncovering one of the mysteries of "the blog" for me! /b/ Thanks! //b/

Loretta (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#12

Thanks for the great laughs here. I think I can make it through the day now!

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#13

Loretta,

You don't need a mirror (unless you're infatuated with yourself!)

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#14

mathboy,

/b/Thanks./b/ --- Trying again.

Can you tell me how to insert a photo?

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#15

/b/ mathboy /b/

Gerald Socha (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#16

Thom, Obama will sell us out because he is a corportist. We only have to look at his appointments.

On the topic of lighting farts! It can be done. I was a sophomore at Western Michigan U. in Kalamazoo. I was living in the dormitory. The practice was to knock at the door before you entered. As I entered the room a friend of my mine did light a fart. He jumped out of his bed in a split second. He had underwear on because he knows of someone who lit a fart without his shorts and the hairs on the person's behind were shinged. I tried to emulate his fart lighting skills but I was unable to actually light a fart. Yes, lighting farts is a possibility.

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#17

[b] mathboy /[b]

DDay (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#18

Quark,

You sound like an expert on this stuff. Did you get a merit badge too? By the way shouldn't that have been inflatuated?

Loretta (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#19

That's good we need all farts on deck at the same time.

mathboy (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#20

I have worn a "respirator" for work. It was not something to help me breath, it was to filter the air, so that I didn't inhale asbestos.

And since Thom asked: "fete" is pronounced like Boba Fett's last name. You can probably pick up a dictionary anywhere you do a book signing.

mathboy (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#21

Angle brackets:

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#22

DDay,

It's what I got a degree in (among other things) and why I originally went to live in NYC several lifetimes ago!

mathboy (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#23

Dang, they didn't show up. Maybe in reverse order: > <

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#24

mathboy

Quark (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#25

mathboy,

Thanks so much! I've got a new toy! LOL

DDay (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#26

fete is a French word for holiday. "Pet" is French for fart. Mathboy, the "T" is silent in "Pet".

Loretta (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#27

Here's a wise, rational editorial by Rabbi Michael Lerner: "Has President Obama Abandoned You?"

http://www.tikkun.org/article.php/sept_oct_09_lerner_editoria

Gerald Socha (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#28

As I scrolled down, a post said men are 14 years old. There is a saying that the difference between men and boys is the price of their toys. The reason why men love wars is because nuclear weapons are the most expensive toys.

Gerald Socha (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#29

Another good source for information is "The Network of Spiritual Progressives." Rabbi Lerner is co-founder with Sister Joan Chittister and Dr. Cornel West.

Gerald Socha (not verified) 16 years 52 weeks ago
#30

Here is some bio-information of the co-founders of NSP.

http://www.spiritualprogressives.org/article.php/bios

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