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Here’s a bit of uplift for those few outlaws who still remain

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Yeah. So what?

95 Replies to “Here’s a bit of uplift for those few outlaws who still remain”

  1. palaeomerus says:

    Are you sure? I thought I was a ‘dumb Jesus hick with a tiny dick and a head full of childish super hero fantasies who wants more gun massacres because YeeHaw!’ for wanting to maintain my 2nd amendment rights.

    I’m a terrorist for ‘not wanting the debt ceiling raised’ and ‘wanting the size of government to shrink’.

  2. sunny-dee says:

    They just call me Outlaw.

  3. palaeomerus says:

    I just want to make sure the charges are read correctly before I’m staunchly burned at the political stake. Y’know, optics.

  4. leigh says:

    Same here, Sunny.

  5. leigh says:

    Palaeo, so you want a fair trial followed by a first class hanging?

  6. palaeomerus says:

    I just want to make sure that the kangaroos are all in a row and not hopping about.

  7. VekTor_ says:

    Dunno if you created that or found it, but it “toe the line”, not “tow the line”, as in placing your toes at the designated line when you fall into formation. It’s about forcing people to do things in a particular, designated way rather than however they want.

    I know, I know…. don’t be that guy, right?

    But as Jeff points out so much, language is important and we shouldn’t just go along with corruption of it.

    That out of the way, Andrew Breitbart is reading that right now and smiling. Well done with the sentiment!

  8. DarthLevin says:

    You’re also a SEXIST HOMOPHOBE because you don’t applaud non-heteronormative anti-patriarchal cis-othered sexuality loudly enough.

  9. eCurmudgeon says:

    “Say my name!”

  10. VekTor_ says:

    So for palaeomerus’ comment, the kangaroos would be made to toe the line rather than hopping about in disorganized fashion.

  11. DarthLevin says:

    Also, people are reporting shots fired at the Capitol. Off topic… or is it???

  12. palaeomerus says:

    It’s true Darth. Mere deadly tolerance is the mark of the most despicable bigots.

  13. TaiChiWawa says:

    I’m no better than a holocaust denier because I question claims of “settled science” that are based on conjectural data modeling.

  14. leigh says:

    Cop caught in friendly fire is taken on a stretcher. The woman who rammed her car into the barrier is shot and killed by police. Baby in the backseat spared.

  15. sdferr says:

    What, no-one has been called a whining faggot just out of the blue by a leftist, or did the list-maker merely forget that one momentarily?

  16. palaeomerus says:

    Alec Baldwin doesn’t count. He is a mere credit card travel purchase fake spy.

  17. DarthLevin says:

    MSM searching Facebook and Twitter for the Capitol rammer woman’s reich-wing TEA party affiliated hate messages in 5… 4… 3…

  18. leigh says:

    Also missing: You fat, stupid bible-thumper!

  19. leigh says:

    The FBI is on the case Darth. We’ll get the goods in thirty years or so.

  20. DarthLevin says:

    palæomerus, if I didn’t make my own pasta I’d be buying a box of Barilla to cook up with Chick-Fil-A carbonara sauce. Because of the hatiness.

  21. DarthLevin says:

    And before VekTor_ can chime in and “not be that guy”, I know “hatiness” isn’t a real word.

  22. palaeomerus says:

    Hatesqueraciousness is the proper term.

  23. leigh says:

    Darth, I caused a thread to get locked on another board by sticking up for Guido Barilla and his right to say what he thinks and advertise his pasta as he pleases.

    Again, I got the “settled law” argument and blew it to smithereens.

  24. dicentra says:

    “Toeing the line”

    Not putting one’s toes on the line someone else drew as the standard.

    Though I can see why people think it means tugging on a rope.

  25. dicentra says:

    Because if it’s worth correcting, it’s worth correcting again and again.

  26. mondamay says:

    I guessing, Jeff that if your readership is declining, it is because more of us are out doing.

    I never believed the GOP would do even this well as far as the budget battle goes. I have to believe it is because we are making some headway.

  27. mondamay says:

    dicentra says October 3, 2013 at 1:49 pm – Though I can see why people think it means tugging on a rope.

    If that’s a Republican rope, then the default action is “pushing”.

  28. Squid says:

    Or “pissing up.”

  29. Blake says:

    I find it amusing how much the individuals on the left pride themselves on toeing the party line. It’s almost like the left doesn’t understand irony. Or humor. Although, I do concede the left is probably just stupid, which would also account for the problem with irony and humor.

    I think the above truths were written in a much different fashion on a really ancient parchment that is like a hundred years old or so and started something like: “We hold these truths to be self-evident…”

  30. leigh says:

    It is pretty funny, Blake. They were the one’s who were going to “fight the power”. Now, they’re The Man.

  31. leigh says:

    argh!! extraneous punctuation alert!

  32. Libby says:

    Probably think you’re a H8R for practicing a religion that encourages you to make moral judgements

  33. palaeomerus says:

    ” I never believed the GOP would do even this well as far as the budget battle goes. I have to believe it is because we are making some headway. ”

    Yeah, now they can let us down from the seventh floor balcony instead of the first floor window. But it does look like the great fear of the rock has now been moderated by the fear of the hard place. Not that I want the republican base near their voting season to be conflated with Comrade Komissar’s pistol, but for the moment I would say that morale has noticeably improved at the front.

  34. mondamay says:

    Squid says October 3, 2013 at 1:57 pm

    Or “pissing up.”

    I am bested. I bow to you.

  35. Squid says:

    You should bow to nobody, friend. We are OUTLAW!

    “We hold these truths to be self-evident…”

    Blake, I remarked the other day — with a fair bit of exasperation — that I understood how those words were radical and revolutionary when they were written two centuries ago. I just couldn’t understand why they marked me as a dangerous revolutionary today.

  36. Jeff G. says:

    Dunno if you created that or found it, but it “toe the line”, not “tow the line”

    Yes, I’m aware. It was sent to me. Found by someone on facebook.

    And as we’re all pretty aware of what was intended there, I’m not going to lose sleep over another’s homophonic mistake.

    It’s the thought that counts.

  37. dicentra says:

    It’s the thought that counts.

    Which thought?

    ‘Cuz I was thinking that people who commit homphonia should be executed forthwith.

  38. Blake says:

    Squid, you know the mantra of the Smart-Set™ “Things are different now,” or “things have changed since then.”

  39. RI Red says:

    Heh, heh. They said homophonics.

  40. Blake says:

    I can feel the H8 of homophoners on this site. It’s almost palpable.

  41. Ernst Schreiber says:

    They were the one’s who were going to “fight the power”. Now, they’re The Man.

    Duh. Else, why fight the power?

  42. palaeomerus says:

    “Squid, you know the mantra of the Smart-Set™ “Things are different now,” or “things have changed since then.”

    Yeah, now we need to look to 1848 as the template. Things haven’t changed since THEN, thank the dialectic progress of history.

  43. Ernst Schreiber says:

    1848 was the year classical liberalism died, you know.

  44. Blake says:

    palaeomerus, does the dialectic of history ignore the somewhat significant event that happened in the 1860’s? Or does the dialectic somehow explain why there’s been no progress since 1848?

  45. leigh says:

    Exactly, Ernst. Power is cool now that the right people have it.

  46. Ernst Schreiber says:

    So’s authority, for that matter. You shouldn’t question it; any more than you should trust someone under 60.

  47. palaeomerus says:

    “palaeomerus, does the dialectic of history ignore the somewhat significant event that happened in the 1860?s? Or does the dialectic somehow explain why there’s been no progress since 1848? ”

    This is the very voice of the false consciousness that shackles the worker’s minds comrades!

  48. Blake says:

    The Smart-Set™ practices Smart Power™ and Smart-Diplomacy™

  49. Ernst Schreiber says:

    the somewhat significant event that happened in the 1860?s

    But there’s so many to choose from!

  50. palaeomerus says:

    “palaeomerus, does the dialectic of history ignore the somewhat significant event that happened in the 1860?s? ”

    You refer of course to the French occupation of Mexico? Or the end of the Opium Wars? Perhaps the Meiji restoration? Tom Cruise was very good in that.

  51. Blake says:

    As a self-admitted jingoist, I’ll stick a little closer to der Vaterland. Reich winger that I am.

  52. palaeomerus says:

    I thought Winger’s first name was Kip? Nobody tells me anything.

  53. Probably think you’re a H8R for practicing a religion that encourages you to make moral judgements

    On the other hand, moral judgements made of the basis of political affiliation? That’s called “TOLERANCE!”

  54. Blake says:

    Well, palaeomerus, the 1980’s and 1990’s are ancient history, by leftist standards.

  55. Blake says:

    Two things I’m stealing today:

    “stupid is the new smart” (said in a comment about the President’s latest gaffe)
    and “Moral judgments made on the basis of political affiliation are tolerant.”

  56. palaeomerus says:

    But 1848 is new and untried and futuristic! Haven’t you heard? We gave capitalism a chance and it failed in 2007 so we need to try something NEW (from 1848) because the world has changed and the old answer don’t work any more.

  57. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Yesterday is ancient history when every day is the first day of the new year Zero.

  58. Blake says:

    I dunno, palaeomerus, 1848 is more than a hundred years ago. I’m not sure sex was even invented back then. However, there was certainly a lot of God bothering going on.

  59. BigBangHunter says:

    – Get ready for yet another national WTF event, and any and all possible conspiracy theories coupled with every sort of “truther”, denier”, “conspiracy nut” blah blah blah. Too wit.

    – The Capital policies are refusing to identify the woman they shot, who it turns out, was evidently unarmed, unless you count her car as a weapon.

    – Karnak at this point predicts another round of Sandy Hook weird.

  60. cranky-d says:

    The answers to all of our problems are in an old mayonnaise jar on Funk and Wagnall’s porch.

  61. dicentra says:

    Don’t miss this: The Clash of the Crusades over at The American Spectator.

    Why is this being done by President Obama and his liberal allies? Answer: He and they are on a far-left progressive ideological crusade to remake America into a socialist utopia.

    Why are Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, and a band of courageous House Republicans insisting that change finally come to Washington — and fearlessly stepping up to the plate to deliver that change by not accepting the status quo? Because their constituents are finally fed up. A century’s- plus worth of this has finally reached its sell-by date. They have had enough — and they are demanding — demanding — action. They have come to the belief that they too must embark on a crusade — a crusade to save the country from people Ronald Reagan once described as follows:

    “If someone is setting fire to the house, it doesn’t really matter if he is a deliberate arsonist or just a fool playing with matches; the damage will be the same.”

  62. sdferr says:

    Has nuthin’ to do with the cross. Has everything to do with political legitimacy in the United States of America. That is the ground on which the confrontation is taking place. Thing is though, no-one seems to know how to speak about the dispute in the terms in which the dispute makes a kind of sense: that is in terms of sovereignty, of who will rule, of a crisis of legitimacy of either the consent of the people or of the commands of the ruler(s). (I mean by no-one, obviously, I hope, the talking heads in the national media in general.)

    Which will it be? Us, or them? And they know what the stakes are. Do we?

  63. newrouter says:

    >The Capital policies are refusing to identify the woman they shot,<

    if this is her kid i say this thing goes away quickly

  64. newrouter says:

    settled baseball pit 1 stl 9

  65. leigh says:

    Nr, Pens report?

  66. sdferr says:

    Pens are up 2zip over NJ, end of 2nd.

  67. newrouter says:

    sorry i don’t like hockey. it’s basketball with skates and a goalie

  68. leigh says:

    Yessss. Stillers have been such a disappointment, I am feeling like an Iggles fan this week.

    sdferr, I answered your question about the crime scene on the other thread. The DC Metro chief said the final crime scene was at Maryland Ave and 15th.

  69. leigh says:

    Hockey is the awesome. I had friends in California in the 80s who used to trade hockey fight tapes.

  70. sdferr says:

    Thanks leigh. Yeah, though not 15th (that was where it started out next to Treasury). I used geoffb’s cnn link with pics to figure out the final disposition of the car, on a traffic island in the middle of Const./Maryland, just north of the SCOTUS, west of 2nd NE.

  71. leigh says:

    Ah, sorry. They kept shouting questions and street names. I’m glad you were able to figure it out though I had no doubt you would!

  72. newrouter says:

    “sorry i don’t like hockey”
    to revise and extend: i don’t like watching “back and forth” games like hockey, soccer, basketball, etc whereas games like football/baseball with set ball possession i find interesting to watch.

  73. leigh says:

    I getcha. I can’t stand basketball and soccer, either.

  74. newrouter says:

    leigh sold the troy hill house today some before (top page) and after (bottom page)
    link

  75. leigh says:

    Congrats! It came out great. Where are you going now? Other side of the river?

  76. newrouter says:

    it was a rental haven’t lived there in 12 yrs. i’m east of the city these days.

  77. leigh says:

    That’s a relief. I read the KDKA feed everyday since my son lives in Mt. Lebanon and there is always something tragic going on in Troy Hill.

    Stay out of East Liberty and the Hill District so we don’t have to worry about you getting killed while driving to your next project.

  78. newrouter says:

    >Stay out of East Liberty<

    proggtards running the show are pushing "diversity/vibrancy" out of there.

  79. sdferr says:

    Caps climb back from 3zip down in the first to a 5-4 win in SO. Nice, if shaky.

  80. leigh says:

    proggtards running the show are pushing “diversity/vibrancy” out of there.

    Meh. They can move out there then and send their kids to the crappy schools and be afraid to go out at night or find their houses robbed when they come home from work.

    Any neighborhood where most of the houses have bedsheets for curtains, weedy dirt yards and roaming dogs is one to stay far away from.

  81. leigh says:

    Pens 3 Devil 0

    Good job, Marc-Andre Fleury!

  82. newrouter says:

    >Any neighborhood where most of the houses have bedsheets for curtains,<

    shadyside/cmu,pitt,big edu&health need more space. the projects are gone.

  83. newrouter says:

    >send their kids to the crappy schools <

    the proggtards closed and demolished rezinestein ps for housing

  84. leigh says:

    All those neighborhoods cost too much to rent and they were originally cheap student housing until the faculty started buying them and gentrifying.

    It’s kind of hilarious that Squirrel Hill is right next door to Shadyside that has a ton of faculty who are major anti-Semites.*

    *Those not from the Burgh, Squirrel Hill is home to a huge population of Hassidic Jews.

  85. eCurmudgeon says:

    sorry i don’t like hockey. it’s basketball with skates and a goalie

    More like a bunch of time-wasting figure skaters more often than not…

  86. sdferr says:

    Being at home in the holy-land is being at home surrounded by the Muslims who know how to hate, so in that sense, you merely have in Pittsburgh a kind of recapitulation of the modern Middle-eastern circumstance, leigh. Though being at home anywhere in the world has forever been fraught with this condition, so it’s not like it’s new even there.

  87. newrouter says:

    > until the faculty started buying them and gentrifying.<

    it is the big edu bubble. the med students are paying big bucks to finally land in O!care where their loans are forgiven for doing the fed gov't bidding

  88. newrouter says:

    big edu is proggtard clowen-piven

  89. leigh says:

    It’s still jarring to hear some of the things people say about the Hassids in America, though.

  90. LBascom says:

    Speaking of label’s, California can no longer use “undocumented immigrants” to describe the illegal ones. I can’t wait to see what they come up with next.

    Extra-legal immigrants?

  91. McGehee says:

    “Citizens we haven’t naturalized yet.”

  92. Drumwaster says:

    Calling them “undocumented immigrants” is like calling a drug dealer an “undocumented pharmacist”.

    But I can play along… me and my undocumented assault weaponry (what wasn’t lost overboard in that freak undocumented canoeing accident I had, I mean).

  93. LBascom says:

    Thing is Drumwaster, they ARE going to be documented now. They will be in the DMV computers with thumbprints and signatures.

    Think about it too long and it’ll drive you (PTP) mad. It’s more like providing drug dealers prescription pads. We are no longer a nation of laws. We are a patronage nation.

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