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[Tripe]

Yeah she didn't fair too well in front of Paxman either if I recall

Her's the best of Paxman:

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

You couldn't pay me enough.

[jewishcarpenter]

You couldn't pay me enough.

You'd think the way it's spelled out that it is actually free of any Ann Coulter.

[Tripe]

Sort of like a slogan one of the papers that have dropped her could use "Ann Coulter Free since 2006"

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

The second would be more collaborating than appeasement

True.

Oh...and speaking of talking to Iran....am I the only one who remembers that the Patron Saint of the Republican Party not only bargained with terrorists...

In the United States, failure to resolve the crisis contributed to Ronald Reagan's defeat of Carter in the presidential election. After the election, with the assistance of Algerian intermediaries, successful negotiations began. On Jan. 20, 1981, the day of President Reagan's inauguration, the United States released almost $8 billion in Iranian assets and the hostages were freed after 444 days in Iranian detention; the agreement gave Iran immunity from lawsuits arising from the incident.

His Administration (which was most likely run by another member of the Bush Crime Family) also sold them arms and sold chemical weapons to Saddam Hussein.


Rumsfeld shaking hands with Hussein - 1983

So remember, Children....people who deal with terrorist states like Iran and Hussein are like Nazi appeasers.....

EDIT:  Oh...and also the UK is wrong for sitting down and talking to the political arm of the IRA.  Nothing came of that, did it?   

[Tripe]

EDIT:  Oh...and also the UK is wrong for sitting down and talking to the political arm of the IRA.  Nothing came of that, did it?   

Best thing Hillery ever orchestrated

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

Oh....if only.....(by BarelyPolitical.com)

And you gotta love this...

[Tripe]

Liked the first one best but both were lovely.

[jewishcarpenter]

A nice little drive through the suburbs of Naples. Here's what was left in the description. It's really a shame the garbage problem has become this big for the people there.

A dumping spot used by people in one of the suburbs of Naples to dump their trash due to insufficient trash removal in the Naples area. Locals dump their trash on the outskirts of the local towns, when possible, away from population in order to prevent rats, mice and associated disease. Do not make the mistake of judging Neapolitans as dirty,because that is emphatically not the case. I want to make it clear that the road I posted is commonplace in the Naples area specifically and not all of Italy. That being said, the Campania region, including Napoli, is still a beautiful place to visit and home to people that are among the friendliest and most passionate I have come across in my extensive travels. I lived in Naples from '95-'99 and sought out the opportunity to return here for my last 3 years in the Navy because of the positive impact this area had on me my first time here.

[Tripe]

It's got great soil too (being situated on the side of a volcano will do that), all the better to grow pot and poppies in.

It's kind of like Marseilles: Culturally important and with a lot to offer but also a festering cesspit of a city at the same time.

[Tripe]

Yep, and you know what he did the last time he was tardy.

[GregMcduck]

To the best of my knowledge, these are real movies:

[Dim of the Yard]

And none of them are available anymore.  Bummer.

[GregMcduck]

Oops. Here they are: