Displaying 211 To 240 Of 268 Comments Destroying Religion: The Essential Task at Hand? alas, if only… I feel as though I’d been beaten, abducted, beaten again, tossed into a car, thrown from the speeding automobile with the police in pursuit, and then run over by the pursuing police cars and rolled into a ditch. Then beaten again. At least I’m covered medically – though it took such an event to almost kill me one time for the state to intervene on my behalf. I’m sorry that I can’t be chiming in as often as I would like, as I need to take frequent breaks from time to time – sometimes without me even knowing. 😉 » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 22, 2009 @ 8:34 pm Heh… Religionists. One would think that we’ve become used to the lunacy of their convictions and their callousness by now. They’re like the rarely seen buzzard in the Pogo comic strip of the 50’s and 60’s. In one such strip, on the day a small gathering of friends gathered together around a coffin to bid adieu to a friend, the buzzard approached from a distance and said, “I’d like to see something nice in a casket.” Much to the shock of Albert the alligator and everyone else. I’m kind of out of it… sorry… I forgot where I was going with my point. unless it’s been made. ever in and out of consciousness, Auntie Christ » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 22, 2009 @ 7:38 pm Don’t! NO!!! …much about history… He should be fed to a dingo. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 17, 2009 @ 10:31 am President Obama’s Tokyo Speech in full. I’m done with that site. The “anonymous” posting which I posted above was an attempt I had made to post to Huffington the first time (without the mention of her sharing a shower with Rush Limbaugh, but the entire write-up preceded by the question “What next?” They knew that I was making fun of their stupidity, so they never allowed it to post. It must be difficult for Republicans to try and justify their positions if they’ve been properly educated; they’d have to intentionally forget the lessons of history, and THEN there would be the overwhelming guilt of intellectual dishonesty for writing like an idiot. …No thank you. 🙂 » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 15, 2009 @ 5:57 pm There’s nothing at all wrong with that either. I’m of the belief that it’s a good thing to show that kind of respect. The right wing and Huffington, but I repeat myself, will do ANYTHING, to invalidate whatever our President does — whenever he bats an eyelash. I look at Arianna Huffington’s site as bad as freerepublic. Actually, worse. Freerepublic is open about who they support — they don’t hide it. Huffington is twisted propaganda. Once in a blue moon they may throw out something to quiet down the reader’s whom they fear will leave them en masse, but in my opinion, a walkout needs to be done — one that will get her attention. HuffNO NOV-DEC2009 Beginning today. If people want to see if they’re having any impact on that right-wing propaganda site they can check: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/huffingtonpost.com Let the teabaggers have her site. With so many “empty vessels” blogging over there once all of the brightest have left, it’ll be nothing but the Gong Show 24 hours a day over there. Auntie Christ » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 15, 2009 @ 4:19 pm HP posts: Obama Bows In Japan To Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko (VIDEO, PHOTOS) So, I replied to it… and it went to a pending state… thus I tried again, but added the very end about Ms. Huffington: This comment is pending approval and won’t be displayed until it is approved. Expect to see this next: Right Wing Report Watch was also on the scene to count the number of times the secret Muslim/Shintoist/Soc » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 15, 2009 @ 12:23 pm Debate Night Live – Vote and Discuss! Who needs Satanism when “Christianity” exists? With apologies to all good Christians who practice those lessons from the sermon on the mount. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 9:56 pm Yes, I was told by a friend that it was a pretty good utility to have so I tried it out. I haven’t used Windows now for about four years. I liked XP, OSX is great, Vista was… odd. Linux? So many flavors. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 9:48 pm It’s a program with a bunch of system scripts for maintaining the OS and browser and… it does a bunch of stuff that clears out system cache files, log files, and all that good geeky stuff. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 9:31 pm The fact that Stupak introduced it makes me question his motives. Why would a Dem who moved into C Street want to introduce such an amendment to the health care bill when health care is the number one priority for the President who is of the same party as this scum? Although, Stupak, being a Roman Catholic (possibly an adulterer?) would be against birth control… wouldn’t he? One must wonder how many women who’ve engaged in unwed sex with all of those “Christian” Representatives from C Street have had abortions without any questions asked. …and were they paid for with our tax dollars? No doubt… As they’ll continue to be. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 9:27 pm I think I’ll run Cocktail tonight. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 9:07 pm Fuck those hypocrites! http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2562/4102100268_0f7e91b50a_o.jpg » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 8:56 pm I don’t like the fact that Stupak is intentionally introducing restrictions to our national health care system which could put the rights of a woman’s reproductive rights in control of the Vatican, due to his amendment. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 8:54 pm I couldn’t follow the debate until I launched Safari, but by then the debate was ending (it looked like it was moving along at a brisk pace… damn firefox. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 8:33 pm That was for the benefit of the tinfoil hat wearing followers of the corporatist site who believe that Democrats have time machines in which we create all of the messes throughout the ages, for those who believe that whenever a Republican is in office, it’s a perfect society… but we have the ability to go back and mess it up. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 7:14 pm Well… that was an interesting debate. The interruption 17 minutes into it could have been avoided, but it was what it was as it is as it is and it shall be as it shall be. Auntie Christ » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 6:59 pm javaz, I was replying to your first post, I like your current moniker, but the name I was saying that’s “good” is the name “Joanne” which is my mother’s name. She’s great, and she has the patience of a saint. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 6:48 pm That’s a good name. I thought that you programmed in java… goodness does my mind take the road less traveled. Arizona? Eesh. Looks nice for photography, but I couldn’t imagine living there (no offense intended.) I love the Pacific Northwest. Call me biased. 😉 » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 6:44 pm Thanx javaz, I’m curious about your moniker. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 6:25 pm depending on whether or not you can time travel, it may or may not have already happened. Want to know the result? » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 6:10 pm Stupak, with his affiliations with C street, is the kind of hypocrite who makes Republicans seem honest. …And THAT’s NO small feat! I despise the guy. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2562/4102100268_0f7e91b50a_o.jpg » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 13, 2009 @ 6:00 pm True… my bad. It’s just that I knew so many people of faith who were able (and still do) to excuse their behavior for supporting warhawks and not giving a damn about what is contained in the pages of their very own gospel’s. …these are people to whom it would be a sin to miss church on any given Sunday (“Forake not the assembly of yourselves as the habit of some is”) Yet they don’t think twice about war… http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2536/4095443976_d83255ebc7_b.jpg I swear… I’m glad I escaped that lunacy – though I’ve always been the rebel. Auntie Christ » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 11, 2009 @ 1:58 pm javaz, thank you for such an inspiring article (and it is inspiring.) It was difficult in that I was grabbed by both that feeling of pride in my country in what her citizens can accomplish, yet at the same time – anxious as to whether it can be ever be done again. As I took in the entire article, I was encouraged more and more by the courage, tenacity, self-sacrificing, indomitable spirit of America: it’s people like them… they make America great! I hope with the most fervent of hopes that people will realize the sacrifices it took to make this country so great – to get over the entire “I WANT MY SHARE!” mentality which means nothing but death for democracy – and in the end, the planet. Auntie Christ » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 11, 2009 @ 1:31 pm HuffNo Friday, third time is the charm Thanks BDM. That’ll be handy to know. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:51 pm Hi Kalima, KQ has made them work for me a couple of times, I never understood how it was done. I see how it’s done in an original posting, but not in a reply. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:48 pm Thanx bitohistory, I’ll [edit] have to check that out. …sigh. it was a bad weekend. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:21 pm Hi nicole, you’re a good writer. glad you’re here. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:12 pm No, but I was looking to delete it. 🙂 » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:11 pm Hi BDM. 😉 I’ll be damned if I ever figure out how to embed pictures correctly. » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:11 pm Testing… » Posted By AuntieChrist On November 9, 2009 @ 6:01 pmComments Posted By AuntieChrist
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My system is getting too slow.
After looking around at that site which shall not be mentioned, I needed that. To, again, read about the courage and diversity of the people who make this country so great is what makes me proud to be an American.
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