After Gates & Crowley Left
July 30, 2009
The Most Interesting Man in the World…
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Just another bloviating troglodyte
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My currently favorite quote:Victor Davis Hanson: “The man with a little money in the bank is more worried that he thereby will be taxed more, earn no interest, or have his small sum expropriated, than the borrower is worried that he will have to pay back the full amount.”
My currently favorite picture(s):
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"...Olympic wisdom."
Marathon Pundit
"...more fun than a barrel of cash wheeled around by prospective Senate candidates."
Steve Eggleston
"The Troglopundit...(sigh)"
Smitty
"He's a smart man."
Clever S. Logan
"I have to agree with him, even though it will surely swell his already large head."
GatorDoug
"You’d be the second ugliest blogger in Wisconsin, except that Sean Hackbarth moved to D.C."
R.S. McCain
"...obviously a genius."
Pundette
"Lance, you da best."
Track-a-'Crat
"My favorite caveman...cute-as-a-button..."
Carol
"The biggest hit whore in the cheddarsphere."
Fred Dooley
"That is some weapons grade snark right there."
Physics Geek
"…if he were an actor, would be the in-house serial killer brought back for many episodes on Criminal Minds."
Bob "The Bobatollah" Belvedere
"...a wicked wit, a bit of actual height, his manhood..."
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That is pure genius, Trog.
How does that saying go? “It’s Good To Be King?” I wonder if Michelle is still proud?
What terrible photo manipulation.
Sam,
Have you no ability to interpret ART at all? It shows Obama as out of focus, grainy, unclear. Totally a realistic characterization in relation to the reality surrounding him.
Remind me never to take you to the Louvre!
Rich Lowry owes you a link. What rule is that?
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MmQxZDk4MTBhMWQyY2Y2ZDVlODMyNWViMzYwNTU1ODE=
“out of focus, grainy, unclear” – a totally realistic characterization of the reality surrounding us all, as is evidenced by the posts written on this blog.
and I won’t need any reminders re: Louvre. just got back from a long trip to Paris. the opportunity to sit in ridiculously long queues with whiny over-privileged tourist children has no appeal to me.