Actually, I took that picture as a parody of the National Lampoon cover. There was a ‘vote for the best web site’ contest a few years ago, and a bunch of web sites were plugging themselves saying, ‘vote for us because we’re the coolest, yada yada yada’. I found the whole thing fairly ridiculous, then I remembered that Lampoon cover, so I took a picture of my dog, put it on the front page of our site and said “Vote for us, or we’ll kill this dog”.
We didn’t win.
If you want to see our dog at her best, this is her web page. My seven-year-old daughter set that up.
All joking aside, she’s the best dog in the world. And she loves the blues.
Sam, your dog is adorable. I am pretty sure she wants to come hang out with me. I mean, sure, she gets to run around in your backyard now, but if she stayed with me, she’d get to live in a tiny apartment in Chicago! And what dog doesn’t want that?
Given that the Republican Party has already been caught faking “grass-roots” letters expressing support for their favorite causes and candidates, the idea of sending GOP flunkies on the internet to talk up Bush’s re-election is hardly a stretch of the imagination.
Or, to paraphrase from a popular cartoon, “On the internet, nobody knows you’re a Republican intern.”
If that were the case, I’d think our ranks would have “swollen” by more than 5 or 6 in the last nine months…and besides, I was just kidding anyway. An increase of 5 or 6 conservatives over a nine month period isn’t really all that stunning, you know. And besides, if we were Bushco plants, wouldn’t you expect us to have more facts and some sort of pre-planned objective we tried to steer the conversation to, rather than just going with the flow and getting our asses kicked every time we uttered a conservative word?
I don’t get this “5 or 6 new conservatives” thing you’ve pulled out of your ass. What you actually mean is that there are a few more people who not only share your particular brand of conservatism but also your unique way of espressing it.
There are lots of normal conservatives around. You needn’t think that shrill and annoying are the only prerequisites.
Yes he is what? Yes, he is spewing ad hominems in GD? Yes, he is pitting Shodan for disagreeing with him? Yes, he is pitting Shodan for being dishonest? Yes, he is a liar about his own opinions?
Sorry, but snarkiness isn’t something just anyone can do. I recommend you refrain from it until you’re better able to make it clear what you’re being snarky about.
This 5 or 6 new conservatives thing I’ve pulled out of my ass was a joke! I was alluding to the fact there aren’t very many of us. I imagine a hell of a lot more liberals have come aboard in this time, and I was making fun of the fact there are so few of us conservatives.
Such as? Name me some regular conservative posters around here other than the ones mentioned in this thread.
P.S.: Funny, but I think “shrill and annoying” is a very apt description of most of the liberals I see on here. Could it be that one person’s reasoned argument or expression of disgust is another person’s “shrill and annoying?” I think so!
Jackmannii, I knew *somebody *was gonna say something like that. But I mean, seriously, isn’t that just a little over the top?
EddyTeddyFreddy, that’s okay. I’m sure you’re still smarting over our last encounter…you know, stormtroopers, re-education camps?
Awwwwwwwww Sam that is the cutest dog in the world, and bear in mind I don’t even like dogs. I can’t hurt the little fuzzball.
Yeah I didn’t get what astorian was referring to either. Maybe he just lost it and had a moment of drug-laden craziness, then he hacked his neighbour’s dog to pieces (what is it with me and this continual theme of animal violence? I’m sure they’ll bring up charges soon).
How funny the way these things are in the eye of the beholder. I interpreted your second link to mean I had left you virtually speechless, struggling for words, and rushing off to try out logic and life experience on someone else…you know, to see if it really works.