Obama’s church and jew-hating Farrakhan
Obama’s spiritual adviser, is the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. In 1982, the church launched Trumpet Newsmagazine.. Every year, the magazine makes awards in various categories. Last year, it gave the Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. Trumpeter Award to a man it said “truly epitomized greatness.” That man was Louis Farrakhan.”
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Mohamed Fayed attacks Prince Philip
He described Prince Philip as a “Nazi” and a “racist” and said: “It’s time to send him back to Germany from where he comes. You want to know his original name – it ends with Frankenstein.”
Why does the UK put up with this scumbag? The man is an obsessed nutter who is wasting taxpayers money on his own obsession.
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Sex, Lies, and Reality
Gwyneth Llewelyn takes a stern look at some of the virtual world myths perpetuated by the ignorant and the clueless. There have been some interesting studies of late about virtual worlds; cronically undereported in the media. It seems they only care about negative reports about online worlds.
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An interesting ponderance…
Sir – The Lord Chief Justice has overturned the convictions of five Asian men jailed for downloading and sharing terrorist literature (report, February 14) because there was nothing to show they had “terrorist intent” and it was not illegal to read or study such material.Does this mean that the hundreds of people recently convicted of possessing child pornography should be acquitted?
I have no sympathy with either, but fair is fair.
Michael O’Hara, Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Like this guy I have no sympathy for either grouping but there does seem to be a politically correct double standard here that is both dangerous and foolish.
1 commentNew Labour RIP?
I have to say I agree with both Iain Dale and Guido (complete with cool graphic) about the whole Northern Rock debacle. The nationalisation of the bank is a further sign of Labour’s slide back to the 70s. When you add it to the daft non-dom laws that are to be introduced this government seems to have revived the playbook from the bad ole’ days of Labour. As a wag put it to me recently; I wonder if Labour would make so much fuss over a bank called Suffolk Banking?
An wobbly looking economy and the government wasting money bailing a bank out. What a foolish thing to do.
ConservativeHome has a good round-up of the Old Labour economics coming undone.
Will it surprise any of you, our clever readers, that London’s congestion charge has been a costly failure? I wonder if those that were so harsh on those of who thought it was a daft useless idea back before it was implemented?
No commentsNew sharia row over Chancellor’s plans for ‘Islamic bonds’
A new sharia law controversy erupted last night over Government plans to issue special “Islamic bonds” to pay for Gordon Brown’s public-spending programme by raising money from the Middle East.
The timing of this announcement could not be worse for the government. Its just another example of the sycophancy from the Labour government towards Muslims in the UK. Where will it stop?
No commentsI Got A Girl
This was an attempt to simplify my lyrics, and I think it worked. What could be more basic than a love lust song trimmed down to “she” and “me.” And, um, “freckles.”
That said, I can think of enough counter-examples to invalidate it as the only way to write a song, but it is a useful exercise, to think of the lyrics as variations branching off a central unifying theme.
[Verse]
I got a girl
She she she she
She’s got freckles everywhere [rpt.]Up and down her arms
Splashed across her breasts
I know this for a fact
I’ve seen that girl undressedShe she she she
Can squeeze so tight
Me me me me me me me
I’m doin’ all right [rpt.]Wrapped up in her arms
How could one man be so blessed?
I know this for a fact
That woman is dangerous————————————————————————-[Chorus]
She takes the money I make [rpt.]
————————————————————————-[Instrumental]
————————————————————————-[Chorus]
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[Verse]I’ve got a girl
She she she she
She’s got freckles
everywhere [rpt.]Scattered on her back
Sprinkled on her nose
I know this for a fact
I’ve seen her with no clothesYeah, up and down her arms
Splashed across her breasts
I know that for a fact
I’ve seen that girl undressed
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[instr., out]=====================
I Got A Girl Warning: Embedded QuickTime audio.
For the sake of redundancy, I’ve uploaded to this link too. Unfortunately it isn’t a streaming site, but you can click on the download link, and when the Windows or equivalent dialog box appears, you can elect to save it to disk, or (first choice) open up the song with the default media player, like iTunes, WinAmp, or Windows Media Player. I Got A Girl
Previous:
The Very Last Man On Earth
Golddigger
Hangin’ In The Park
Just So You KnowCaught By Computer
Me & J.B.
Dirty Little Secret
Fire In The Waxworks
Warning Shots
The Chase
Just Like A Woman
BOMS(ed) again
Welcome to the February 18, 2008 edition of best of me symphony. Hope this finds you all well. Please enjoy this week’s selections.
Nick at BnG presents The Beernut Gallery – It’s the Network… OF THIEVES posted at The Beernut Gallery, saying, “A humorous post. Hopefully it is decent writing. I would love to be entered in the best of me symphony!”
TherapyDoc presents The Heart Has Its Reasons posted at Everyone Needs Therapy, saying, “They fell in love in prison. She helped him escape.”
Madeleine Begun Kane presents Some Dishy Verse posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.
Tiffany Colter presents Writing Career Coach, saying, “This blog discusses how to have success beginning from the first day of this New Year!”
Nicole presents Apparently I’m a Racist posted at Makeitbetter’s Weblog.
Alexander Kohl presents Earn Money from Freelance Writing – through Quality not Quantity | Freelance Writing Career posted at Freelance Writing Career.
Jenn presents >The Keys to Her Future posted at Mixed Metaphor.net, saying, “A woman learns that her future is not as she had envisioned it, but embraces her new path.”
Freddie L. Sirmans, Sr. presents Can The US Prevent A Starvation Crisis? posted at Can The US Prevent A Starvation Crisis.
Tiffany Colter presents Writing Career Coach: A Pleasant surprise and How I got here Part 2 posted at Writing Career Coach, saying, “This blog discusses how to have success beginning from the first day of this New Year!”
John Crenshaw presents The Biggest Scam Your Bank Gets Away With Everyday posted at >Truthful Lending dot Com, saying, “This little known scam accounts for a huge portion of fees paid to banks every year and is going on right under your nose. The worst part is, it’s completely legal.”
JackB presents Random thoughts- Do they have meaning?: The Heart Wants What The Heart Wants posted at Random thoughts- Do they have meaning?.
Life. Money. Development. presents Exercises for Keeping a Young Mind posted at Life. Money. Development..
Edith presents If a Seven-Year-Old Can Do It, You Can Do It Too! posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..
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The Britblogs are at it over at Mr Eugenides. Ezra Lavant, martyr for free speech in Canada, shows up on SNN this week. He lays out exactly the treatment the guy has gone through over the last few months.
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