TEOTWAWKI...Senator says we are at a very dangerous point....war! revolution!

Bob wrote:You worship one of these hacks and Sal worships the other,  merkel.
You both do that because media has done your thinking for you.

Awww...you just can not make these things up!



Plagiarism PLUS HIPOCRISY from BOB all in one thread. Going for a record?

You accuse others of having their thinking done by "MEDIA" and then you plagiarize a far left PROGRESSIVE blog to...do your thinking for you.

I'm impressed, you really out did yourself this time.

Keep up the good work.

Jimmy Carters big mistake was to condemn Israel for problems in the middle east...It's not hard to imagine that the Jews in charge of the Federal Reserve could destroy any president not sympathetic to them. That is probably why Jimmy couldn't control the economy..

Give me control of a nations money supply, and I care not who makes it’s laws

Markle wrote:

Keep up the good work.

Thanks. But participating in this forum is not really what I would call work.
I call it fun. lol

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:We had a chance to stop this deficit madness back around 1986. The 1985 Gramm Rudman Hollings Deficit Control Act was supposed to stop Reagan cold, but that sly fox slipped right past it.

As you well know, President Ronald Reagan was working with a Democrat Congress which would NOT cut taxes unless they increased spending.

Don't let the real world get in the way of your fantasies.

Markle wrote: President Ronald Reagan

If one is "president barack hussein obama", then why aint the other one "president ronald wilson reagan"?
When he puts makeup on his hands does that take away his middle name or what? lol

Bob wrote:

Markle wrote:

Keep up the good work.

Thanks.  But participating in this forum is not really what I would call work.
I call it fun.  lol

If making a fool of yourself is what you consider fun, don't let me stop you!

Plagiarism, hypocrisy then THREE POSTS ON YOUR CLAIM OF MAKEUP!

Can it get any better?

Nah I don't make up stuff about makeup.  lol

“I never wear (makeup). I didn’t wear it when I was in pictures.” — Ronald Reagan said in 1984. This statement was promptly disputed the next day by G.E. Theater makeup man Howard Smith, and “Death Valley Days” makeup man Del Acevedo.

http://my.firedoglake.com/baikal/2010/11/28/the-deep-character-flaws-of-the-great-communicator/

So argue with them,  not me.  lol

TEOTWAWKI wrote:Jimmy Carters big mistake was to condemn Israel for problems in the middle east...It's not hard to imagine that the Jews in charge of the Federal Reserve could destroy any president not sympathetic to them. That is probably why Jimmy couldn't control the economy..  

Give me control of a nations money supply, and I care not who makes it’s laws

President Jimmy Carter is one of the most bigoted presidents in our history. President Barack Hussein Obama runs a close second and far outdistances President Carter in the racism category.

"There you go again" (as ronald wilson reagan would say).

Why do you give a middle name only to obama, merkel?  lol

Bob wrote:

Nekochan wrote:Bob, did you go to see the USS Alabama?

Spent four hours on the Alabama and the Drum,  neko.  It's an amazing thing to take in.  Especially how human beings could live inside that submarine.

The most peculiar sight I saw this afternoon?  It was when I was going up those really steep stairs to the top of the ship.  I saw a very pregnant woman with three young children going up those stairs too.  All the way up.
Couldn't hardly believe what I was seeing.

The second most peculiar thing was seeing others as I presented my free printed online ticket.  I didn't see another person who knew about that.
Every person was paying the 15 bucks.
That free museum day promotion apparently got no play in the local media.
Just unbelievable.
If I didn't read this forum and saw you telling us about it I would never even have known about it.

It doesn't seem to be very well publicized.   
Yep, it's amazing to see and imagine how those men lived on that sub. There is a reason why submariners in the Navy have to go through a special screening process. 

Hubby and I went to Waldo, Fl today to the antique and flea market. We've been before but it's been over 10 years.  It's a pretty nice flea market, with an indoor antique market attached.   Also, at the market you can buy livestock...cows, pigs, chickens, ducks.  There was an old black man there who had a bunch of old stuff that it looked like he's been collecting for years.  At the back of his area,  there was a chicken coop.  Right outside the chicken coop was a trap with a very unhappy possum in it. I asked the man what he was going to do with the possum and he said that someone would come and take the possum sometime later in the day.  At that point, we got into a discussion about cooking and eating possum.  He said he doesn't cook them himself but that he grew up eating possum, raccoon, squirrel...whatever his family could catch.  But, he told us, people today do not know how to prepare those foods like his grandmother did.   He said times were different back when he was growing up,  but that he thought it must have been a healthy diet he had when he was a kid because he was born in 1927 and has never been to a doctor.  Later on, I thought of you when we stopped on the way back for some sweet tea at the McDonald's in Starke.  Right in the middle of the McDonald's there is a beautifully restored juke box...and it's free to play. I've never seen a juke box in a McDonald's.   Very cool.  And then on the way home, we stopped by Camp Blanding and visited the museum there.  I found out some years ago that my daddy went through training at Camp Blanding during WW2.  We'd been on Camp Blanding before, but this was our first time to visit the museum.  Not only did thousands of soldiers go through Camp Blanding during WW2, it also served as a German POW camp.  Small museum, but interesting.

Markle wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:Jimmy Carters big mistake was to condemn Israel for problems in the middle east...It's not hard to imagine that the Jews in charge of the Federal Reserve could destroy any president not sympathetic to them. That is probably why Jimmy couldn't control the economy..  

Give me control of a nations money supply, and I care not who makes it’s laws

President Jimmy Carter is one of the most bigoted presidents in our history.  President Barack Hussein Obama runs a close second and far outdistances President Carter in the racism category.

Did you get that from your Zionist buddies blog ? Jimmy Carter was not a friend of Israel which was a good start toward fixing what's wrong with this country. Call it whatever, he was correct in his judgement of who caused all the problems practically everywhere.

Watch this....

We all know obama's middle name is that of saddam hussein,  markel.

But now after George Walker Bush and Richard Bruce Cheney got rid of the hussein named saddam and replaced him with what that country has now,  I think obama should be proud to have the same name as saddam.  At least that hussein kept Al Qaeda in check.  lol

I googled that Starke McDonald's and found this picture that someone posted.

http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/mcdonalds-starke?filter_by_userid=True&select=i7WpTTQhmGBVCD_hoG0-7A&userid=0pY1gYe_nyrBHhKex-nhgw#i7WpTTQhmGBVCD_hoG0-7A

Bob wrote:Nah I don't make up stuff about makeup.  lol

“I never wear (makeup). I didn’t wear it when I was in pictures.” — Ronald Reagan said in 1984. This statement was promptly disputed the next day by G.E. Theater makeup man Howard Smith, and “Death Valley Days” makeup man Del Acevedo.

http://my.firedoglake.com/baikal/2010/11/28/the-deep-character-flaws-of-the-great-communicator/

So argue with them,  not me.  lol

FOUR posts on MAKEUP! Seems like a pretty strange obsession....

I'm trying my best to distract Bob from Ronald Reagan's makeup by posting the McDonald's juke box picture.

Markle wrote:
FOUR posts on MAKEUP!   Seems like a pretty strange obsession....

Oh I dunno.  I can make a few more posts on it and really show you how strange and obsessed I am.  lol

But now that neko has posted the picture of the jukebox,  I'm no longer interested in these politicans.  lol

By the way,  neko,  that's a modern replica of a Wurtlizer 1015.  Here's a picture of the authentic 1015.  Compare it to the replica and see if you can spot the differences.

Oh, a replica.  I wouldn't know the difference.   I knew you'd be able to tell me about it.  It was still cool to see in the middle of a McDonald's.

Dammit Bob, I can't tell the difference.  I tried clicking back and forth between the crummy picture I posted a link to and your really nice picture.  I don't know the difference. 

Is it the wood panels on the front?  That's what your picture looks like...wood panels on the front of it.  I don't know if the one in the McDonald's had that coin looking thingy at the bottom of it...

Nekochan wrote:  It was still cool to see in the middle of a McDonald's.

I agree.  And I don't mean to put down the replicas.  That's what I have too.

The replicas play 100 CD's.  You can put as many as 20 song titles on one CD-R.  That gives you a jukebox which plays 2000 selections.

The original jukebox gives you a whopping 24 selections.  And that's records not CD's.  It aint easy to have the music you like nowadays on the original jukebox.  With the modern CD version you can have ALL the music you like to hear.

The one at McDonald's had 45's in it.  But more than 24 of them. 
Does that make sense?

Nekochan wrote:Is it the wood panels on the front?  That's what your picture looks like...wood panels on the front of it.

The original used wood veneers in it's cabinetry. To their credit, the replicas do too.
But there are many differences. The biggest ones are the chrome castings right below the window. Compare that in each picture and you'll see they are very different.

Nekochan wrote:The one at McDonald's had 45's in it.  But more than 24 of them. 
Does that make sense?

Good catch.
The first replica was a record playing machine.  It had a mechanism which would hold 100 45's.  
Not long after that was introduced,  they started making them as CD playing jukeboxes.

There are several variations of the Wurlitzer 1015 replicas.  Wurlitzer made them first.  And then Rockola made them.  And then a company called NSM made another version in Mexico.

That has to be it...the original replica.  I'd guess it had about 100 songs on it.

Markle wrote:

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:We had a chance to stop this deficit madness back around 1986. The 1985 Gramm Rudman Hollings Deficit Control Act was supposed to stop Reagan cold, but that sly fox slipped right past it.

As you well know, President Ronald Reagan was working with a Democrat Congress which would NOT cut taxes unless they increased spending.

Don't let the real world get in the way of your fantasies.

Oh, and in typical form, Markle goes off blaming Democrats for all this country's problems.....