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If I were a Republican running against Ron Paul…

Posted by Josh in January 31st, 2008  
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Posted in: Politics     Tags:

…I’d want to make sure he was shut off and shut up by all the major news outlets. Not because he’s crazy and lowers the standards of the debates but because when people hear the truth, the cowshit in their ears tends to liquify and run into the gutters like the blood of the [...]

Stripping the Bark Off Hoobie Bone’s Tree

Posted by Josh in January 30th, 2008  
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Posted in: Personal     

I was a rotten damn kid sometimes. There was this kid who lived across the street from me in Decatur, Illinois when I was growing up. His name was Jamie Bone. His dad’s name was Hoobie. I don’t know if it was a nickname or not but it sounds now to me [...]

FeelinLikeMiceElfAgain

Posted by Josh in January 27th, 2008  
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Posted in: Uncategorized     

Oh kids…Uncle Josh took it on the chin this week. I had a semi-bad cold going into last weekend but I was staving it off with Vitamin C and Bioflavinoids. Well, we installed well over 800 feet of solid hardwood in my downstairs–just me, my wife, my cousin who knows what he’s [...]

What Does the Confederate Flag Mean to You?

Posted by Josh in January 22nd, 2008  
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Posted in: History     Tags: , ,

Watching some of the Republican candidates pander to the South Carolinians and their curious habit of flying the Confederate Flag was historically sad considering it was the first Republican president who took the country to war to destroy that flag and all it stood for.
On Real Time with Bill Maher last week, D.L. Hughley said [...]

Reaction to Ron Paul’s Alleged Racism, The Bullshit Reason Behind Warner Going Blu-Ray, and the Three Arses Who Are Suing Microsoft Over XBox Live

Posted by Josh in January 19th, 2008  
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Posted in: Politics, Science, Health and Technology     

So apparently, Ron Paul’s a racist (hat tip to Infidel753).  At least that’s what the smear meisters out there want us all to believe.  Paul was editor of a newsletter back in the late 80s that had some morally questionable viewpoints espoused.  Here’s the thing–Paul didn’t write the articles himself, at least none that I’ve [...]

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