Back to Russia

But, hey, who can afford these commie prices anymore?

Jeep Cherokee Molotov cocktail

Jihad going downscale?

A Benz Molotov cocktail

Smack-dab in the center of Londonistan.

Eagles Have Landed...

Traditionally, the Mandan and Hidatsa used to go eagle-feather trapping out in what is presentday western Dakota. This was an all-male activity, and usually involved a period of 1-3 day fasting. Then an annointed male would slumber, and the dream he had was supposed to indicate whether eagle trapping would be good, and where to dig the pit. The pit was dug, the man hid inside, and the top was covered with sticks and shrubs. Then a dead rabbit (or equivalent) was put atop the sticks, and the man would wait ever so patiently. The idea was to get the eagle to swoop down, and once it grabbed the dead rabbit, the man would spring from the trap, grab the eagle by the talons, and pluck a few feathers. After this, the eagle was released (from that point on very weary of dead rabbits anywhere in the Badlands). Kind of cool. I know Mongolians today still train eagles to hunt for them. It's all quite interesting. Good to see this impressive bird is doing so well, enough so that they could pull it off the Endangered Species list.

French leaky pipes

We have simply had to ask the lady upstairs not to bathe too often during office hours. Hmmm... do they actually bathe? Methinks it was the bidet.

Archaic Survey on the High Plains

It's probable that AI and Pepe are off doing research and writing during their summer hours, yes? JJ is, naturally, researching Italia and impala herds. I think AA is making trips up and down the coast of the Pac-NW (at least the last I heard). Here's a couple pics of mft doing a bit of archaeological survey and cultural resource inventory (see Section 106 of Public Law 102-575) on the high Plains.

That shiny or satin sheen stuff you see in the middle photo is either petrified wood or Knife River Flint. The last time it was touched was likely by the AmerIndian who created it many, many, many years ago.

Equally important: great steaks in the evening, especially when out doing the survey in cattle country. All the better with icy-cold beer, too.

That's all. Enjoy the pics.

~mft

I'm getting a headache

Must be Pepe shooting off at the mouth?

AI and JJ: Can You Guys Still Smell the Molasses?

...especially on hot days?

another possible JJ sighting?...

From the University of Bologna's website: On June 30th, 1908, something exploded 8 km above the Stony Tunguska river. About 2150 square kilometres of Siberian taiga were devastated and 80 millions trees were overthrown. Up to now, it is not clear whether the great explosion was due to a comet or an asteroid or something else. We are searching for an answer.

Planet Pepe taking over?

Imitating the French

Planet Pepe expands, in new and intriguing directions. Is this the highest form of flaterry?

Another Monster to Die, and Pepe Again Turns His Eye...

A point of this article has to do with the U.S.'s policy towards helping others throughout the world, and then fulfilling that promise. It's difficult, though, especially in a Republican Democracy: cabinets change, as do administrations. Politician A is friends with International Group B, and head-way is made, but Politician A will soon be usurped in elections... and where does that leave International Group B?

See excerpt: Halabja's residents feel particularly abandoned by the U.S. government, which frequently points to the gassing to justify the invasion of Iraq. "When Bremmer and Powell came to visit us in 2003, they promised us they would do whatever we needed," Faraj says. "They talked to us enough to fulfill their responsibility, but afterward they don't care about us."

Whether a Democrat or Republican is in the White House, we, the United States, CANNOT abandon our Kurdish allies in northern Iraq.

There's just no justice

Why can't a judge make a quick buck ?

Thoughts on Holsinger

The distinction of being the last man standing

Anti-war sentiment among Republican poll respondents has suddenly increased with 38 percent of Republicans now saying they oppose the war.

(...)

Fifty-four percent of Americans do not believe U.S. action in Iraq is morally justified.

(...)

But there are some other cracks starting to show in the Republican wall of support -- most dramatically Monday when Republican Sen. Dick Lugar rose to speak in the Senate.

"I speak to my fellow senators when I say that the president is not the only American leader who will have to make adjustments to his or her thinking," Lugar said.

Lugar's assessment: "In my judgment, the costs and risk of continuing down the current path outweigh the potential benefits that might be achieved."

Rage Boy from Planet Pepe

Pepe, is that you just to the right behind Rage Boy?

Old World White Trash...

Had this family made the Atlantic journey some centuries ago, today they'd have opted to christen their newborn daughter with 25 names from the last 25 years of NASCAR racing history.

Poor kid.

Hitchens...

This is kind of a puff-piece regarding Hitchens, but still entertaining.

Hitchens is Hunter S. Thompson cut with Gore Vidal, has broken America – as Vanity Fair columnist and a pop-up TV pundit – without even chipping his minor public school vowels. Some believe he is the one contemporary journalist who will still be read in 50 years’ time, the worthiest claimant to the title heir to Orwell... Hitchens is never far below boiling point. He is an evangelical secularist, an atheist warlord. Religion, he writes, is “violent, irrational, intolerant, allied to racism and tribalism and bigotry, invested in ignorance and hostile to free inquiry, contemptuous of women and coercive toward children”.

Hitchens, don't hold back. Tell us how you really feel.

Hitchens talks to Planet Pepe...

JJ spotted!

If the capra ibex is there, can JJ be far away?

Ass-Cleaning Toilets in Manhattan

There's something about the wording here... as though a pun is in order:

It cleans and dries with aerated water and warm air (both adjustable, via wireless remote, for temperature and strength). While over 17 million have been sold worldwide, the U.S. remains an untapped market.

Pepe, isn't this a variation on a French theme?

The Pope vs Ferrari

Don't use cars "as a means for outshining other people and arousing a feeling of envy." That's a sin!

High Plains Tornado footage...

This happened in southern Manitoba on June 23, 2007. I wonder how many Labatt's those Canadians downed before chasing this storm?

Watch out for the bear!

Not the same thing as a mountain goat, ya know.

Coiffeur Deluxe

Of goats and goatees. And mice and men.

Time for Zapatero to throw in the towel

Again.

Pepe's world explained

This is why the Prophet said: "When a man calls his wife to fulfill his needs, she must go to him, even if she is busy with the oven." .... It has shown that the twisted nature of women stems from their very creation. This is how Allah wanted woman to be. Therefore, the husband must adapt himself to her and be patient with her. He should not giver her too many things to do, or things that she is incapable of doing. He should not make her do anything that is contrary to her nature, and to the way she was created by Allah. In addition, he should turn a blind eye to her mistakes, he should tolerate her slips and errors, and put up with all the silly ignorant things she might say, because this constitutes part of the nature of her creation. In addition, women have surging emotions, which in some cases, might overpower their minds. The weakness with which women were created is the secret behind their attractiveness and appeal to their husbands.

A bolt from the blue

Wowsers! I didn't know this can literally happen.

But will it be enough to save his soul ?

Fat and happy in Pepeland

"Obesity is seen as a sign a husband cares for his wife." Why can't we all live on Planet Pepe? Sounds like the place to be.

americans, their fetishes and the war

to lower or not to lower, zis eez zee question.

Main Entry: fe·tish

Variant(s): also fe·tich /'fe-tish also 'fE-/

Function: noun

Etymology: French & Portuguese; French fétiche, from Portuguese feitiço, from feitiço artificial, false, from Latin facticius factitious

1 a : an object (as a small stone carving of an animal) believed to have magical power to protect or aid its owner; broadly : a material object regarded with superstitious or extravagant trust or reverence
b : an object of irrational reverence or obsessive devotion : PREPOSSESSION
c : an object or bodily part whose real or fantasied presence is psychologically necessary for sexual gratification and that is an object of fixation to the extent that it may interfere with complete sexual expression

2 : a rite or cult of fetish worshipers

3 : FIXATION

Being a tramp doesn't pay like it used to

What we really need

Is optical topography to post on this blog, without typing.

Putin: Tu quoque

Or, Pooty imitates Pepe. Twin brothers separated at birth?

of cheney & transparency

this is the same guy who is positioning himself as a champion of democracy in iraq but apparently not at home. gotta love it.

The view from Londonistan

A portend of things to come, courtesy of Pepe and his Friends. No dissent allowed -- Big Brother is watching, and he is not amused.

Bloomberg parrots Pepe

While Taranto channels AA & AI. Is this life imitating art, or vice-versa?

Hotel Pepe

Pinko nostalgia at its most poignant.

So I called up the captain,
’please bring me my wine’
He said, ’we haven’t had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine’
And still those voices are calling from far away
...
Mirrors on the ceiling,
The pink champagne on ice
And she said ’we are all just prisoners here, of our own device’
And in the master’s chambers,
They gathered for the feast
They stab it with their steely knives,
But they just can’t kill the beast

Not From Planet PETA

That's the way to stomp a dangerous critter

Dubai Land...

Maybe this level of conspicuous consumption in their own backyard will take al queda's focus off Satan America... momentarily.

dubbyah in charge

Sir Rushdie the Infidel

"The Organisation to Commemorate Martyrs of the Muslim World, a fringe hardline group, offered a reward of $150,000 (£75,000) to any successful assassin [who killed Rushdie]."

And here's a quote from a friend of mine who commented on this latest Rushdie fatwa re-issue (personal e-mail correspondence): "The Pakistani Parliament passes a resolution to be unwitting ironic brutes of the highest rank. Britain considers re-colonizing Pakistan in order to confer the honor of knighthood on the whole population for their contribution to hilarity."

I thought it went above and beyond what the Onion was capable of.

Sermon on the Eisenhower Interstate System...

The H.R. Church has been observing Pepe's and AA's driving habits, and they are disgusted.

Note how the Vatican uses the word "primitive," that is, someone who Sins. Yet this word "primitive" would be deployed by Chris Hitchens when he's referring to "mammals" who, in fact, believe in God. It's going to be a hell of a mess for future generations to untangle.

Here are the "New" 10 Commandments For the Road:

1. You shall not kill.

2. The road shall be for you a means of communion between people and not of mortal harm.

3. Courtesy, uprightness and prudence will help you deal with unforeseen events.

4. Be charitable and help your neighbor in need, especially victims of accidents.

5. Cars shall not be for you an expression of power and domination, and an occasion of sin.

6. Charitably convince the young and not so young not to drive when they are not in a fitting condition to do so.

7. Support the families of accident victims.

8. Bring guilty motorists and their victims together, at the appropriate time, so that they can undergo the liberating experience of forgiveness.

9. On the road, protect the more vulnerable party.

10. Feel responsible toward others.

CVs wanted...

...for EurAsian pseudo-Mars experiment.

The Beeb is trendy-lefty

OK, OK, obvious -- but still worth repeating.

Fujiwan-G.U.T.?

I can't explain how, just yet, but it seems that this story and this story, and sumo are some how intertwined.

Anyone have a Rising Sun G.U.T. contribution?

Wisconsin Usurps LaFave incident

Or trying to one-up LaFave.

Curating Spanish Pearls...

Last month the S.S. Republic was located and the wreck yielded quite a bit of silver and gold coins. Now some pearls headed for Spain (circa 1622) located just off Florida. Exciting times for marine archaeology.

Going for the spoils

Hey, check out Arafat's gold teeth, while at it. Pepe's buddies have their work cut out for them.

It's cheaper to go to Montana!

ok this time we really mean it

(we were just warming up these last four years)

Governator Audio Clips...

Click the above title, and it'll take you to a site with audio clips from Arnold's movies. I've found it entertaining to call friends on speaker phone and try to get Arnold to have a conversation with them. It's good for a couple laughs, then it gets old.

Azoreans vs Parisian youths

We've been targeted a few times, but the best was in Paris: at the top of an escalator in the Metro, a man dropped his cigarette lighter and bent over to pick it up as it bounced around the up-coming steps. I banged into him as he blocked the top, and his accomplice a step down banged into me, hard. I felt the accomplice lifting up my jacket and I turned around and kneed 'im a good one. They ran off together.
Lane Trubey, Azores, Portugal

The Gabinator Rules Planet Pepe

It is Good to be King of Gab

Democrat Race Based Politics

The Old Timey Way

Back to the Radiant Mao Mao Future

Perils of Bengay

Hey, maybe Boris could drink that?

A Democrat who Speaks the Gravelly Truth

Finally, a presidential candidate with whom I can find no fault

Lancet study: Russians drink

No kiddin.

From Hamas, with love

Houston to Putin: "We have a problem..."

...but it looks like with a bit of time we can fix it.

Chomperball Bitchin'

Ouch

Martian Yacht Club

Hey, Pepe, watch out for those saggy pants

pissing into your grandmother’s fish tank and beating you at chess

Gentlemen (and JJ):

I've been unable to keep tabs on every post for the last couple weeks, but I don't think this article/interview with Hitchens has made it on the blogger board. There are some interesting points. Yet like Dawkins, Hitchens lacks a bit in empathy when it comes to understanding why people, throughout history, embraced religion in many forms.

Like the rest of us on this board, I'm very disturbed (putting it mildly) with the Osama bin Ladens and David Koresh's of the world. Yet there are so many other religious people that are some of the most humble I know. And I've always enjoyed chatting with the Catholic Church Shock-Troops, the SJs.

Throughout history, there's been a danger in going too far one way or the other: persecuting the religious, or the religious persecuting the infidel. That's all I have on the matter for now. Enjoy.

~mft

Coffee

I always look for articles that justify and support my habits. Here's to coffee.

Planet Pepe strikes again

On behalf of AQ.

The only people on the planet that don't despise dubbyah

...and they rip him off.

Uh oh

A Pavlovian reflex from the ACLU

Planet Pepe is so predictable. It's all like a first-order ODE with constant coefficients.

Palming the watch

Perils of pressing the flesh: "Incredibly enough, none the 850 Inspector Clouseaus who were guarding him in Albania noticed a thing".

Be all that you can be

I love italians

what a great story.

Pinko-brownshirts

Planet Pepe, in all its glory.

A different voice

Hey, how come this guy ran with Al Gore in 2000?

score

This story gets better all the time

Joys of Academia

Let's Send Pepe to Cartagena

Let FARC and FARD conjoin

Canuckia is an Alien Place

Red in body, Green in blood, and Brown in spirit

French pinko-left implosion

The already wounded French left is likely to implode if the opinion polls prove true - predicted to gain just 80 or so seats, compared with the 420-460 seats predicted for the UMP in the 577-member parliament.

Bhwahwwhahhaahhhah!!!

The elephant in the room

I'll let you guess who that is. A little hint, though: think of what's gonna be the most popular baby boy name in England, any day now.

Anything to make a buck

It doesn't get much worse than this.

Inspiring Adolescent Debauchery...

This is a good article. H.L. Mencken describes a similar setting around his Baltimore childhood home, where "inspiring debauchery" took place whenever he and his "gang" (rather, a gathering) of kids made it out to what seemed like the edge of civilization. See the first volume of his autobiography, I'm uncertain what chapter. H.L. Mencken, "Happy Days: 1880-1892."

Celluloid allowed our generation to conceive of grandiose violence, even though I was only allowed to watch those types of flicks at the houses of other friends. Their fathers usually had subscriptions to Playboy, sometimes Hustler. Every now and then we'd break from the Sand Hills (in my region, we called them "Dirt Hills") and make way to the local C-Store, or the newly erected Econo Foods, and try to pool our money to either rent a movie with boobs in it (allthewhile hoping a "cool" anti-censorship clerk was tending the movie store register; eg., a teenager), or get soda and sugar and salt snacks.

Within grasp?

"You can see victory on the horizon," says Wei. "We just don't have the means to get there."

Why?

Schizophrenia to the max

If the 9/11 plot had been disrupted at its very inception — with jihadis playing flight-simulator games in Afghanistan — it would have seemed laughable.

Tear jerker

"It's not right!" shouted the weeping Hilton. "Mom!"

American AI, bbq, and flags...

AI, have you gotten the grill out yet? (I did up six New York Strips, med-rare for the family just last night) You were slow to the punch last summer. I want pics of you grilling some t-bones, and surrounded all by little American flags.

Note: I think JJ posted this pic last summer too. Where the hell did he go until August? I've been outta the loop for about a week.

Remembering Omaha Beach...

free mft history note: in the abstract, the term "shave-tail" is used to denote military newcomers. At least in the late 19th-century Union Army, when the military purchased a new donkey, they shaved its tail. Hence the term for privates.

If it weren't for copyright laws, I'd just post the entire Atlantic article. Let me know if you want me to e-mail it your way.

McClellan's party

Whether the issue was slavery and disunion in 1864, the Cold War in 1968, or the War on Terror in 2004, each of these elections shared one feature in common: a hardline Republican demanding victory while a Democrat insisted the war under discussion was a failure that required retreat if not surrender.

Are they all French, or what?

Perils of cell phones, CCXIV

I told JJ many times that cell phones fry your brains. But, nooooo, he won't listen to me.

#$%&&^%$$!

An appeals court said a new federal policy against accidentally aired profanities on TV and radio was invalid, noting that vulgar language had become so common that even President Bush has been heard using expletives.

The FCC looks at dubbyah for setting the standard for the english language?

Activist judges gone mad

What a relief

I know you were up all night too worrying about whether or not she was comfy.

Kraut wants to become the new pope

clearly deranged

Momo rulz!!

The empire desintegrates

An interesting twist

has dubbyah started WWIII ?

Of the NYT and trinidadian terror

Q. Could you offer some insights on how The Times decided to play the story about the alleged J.F.K. terror plot? It was noticeably different than the way the other leading national papers played it; your placement (Metro) and coverage have been more skeptical. I'm particularly curious about why it was not considered a national story, but rather, a local one. Thanks.

-- Barbara, Manhattan

A. Here's the basic thinking on the J.F.K. story: In the years since 9/11, there have been quite a few interrupted terrorist plots. It now seems possible to exercise some judgment about their gravity. Not all plots are the same. In this case, law enforcement officials said that J.F.K. was never in immediate danger. The plotters had yet to lay out plans. They had no financing. Nor did they have any explosives. It is with all that in mind, that the editors in charge this weekend did not put this story on the front page.

In truth, the decision was widely debated even within this newsroom. At the front page meeting this morning, we took an informal poll and a few editors thought the story should have been more prominently played. Some argued it should have been fronted, regardless of the lameness of the plot, simply because it was what everyone was talking about.

My Last Post till August

A couple weeks ago I went down to Jones Beach to see the Mem Day airshow. Saw the T-birds there, including Officer #3. (Hint).
I had hoped it would cure my fear of flying, but moves like the one depicted here didn't help much. I hope BA's pilots don't decide to bleed the altimeter so drastically as these two guys do. Best wishes, guys.

Bloomberg channels Pepe

What, me worry?

Brooks on iraq

Now it’s a year later, and where are we? National reconciliation looks farther away than ever. There’s no petroleum law. There’s no de-Baathification law. There are no regional elections. There’s been no drop in violence.
Iraqi society has continued to fracture and is so incoherent that it can’t even have a proper civil war any more.

Fickle fickle fickle.

How else could the public go sour on Pelosi and Reid?

Where Lebanon meets Texas

Drag racers.

Now they can fight it out with China

Dems are blowing evangelicals

''I have a deep and abiding love for my Lord, Jesus Christ,'' Edwards said, but he said the United States shouldn't be called a Christian nation.
i'm going to puke

Pepe's Moderate Muslims Proving Their Love

and they loves Jeeehaaad!

gringos locos

if darwin was right, rednecks will soon be extinct

Les loups se devorent entre eux

L'arrroseur arrose

Le Monde picks up the Mossad Line for Entebbe

A short history of Charles Taylor

Surgin' part 3

A pornographer cleans up politics

wonderful

AQ at one with americans

What's www?

Maybe Al Gore can explain how to click on things to this British judge. In the meantime, he's in charge of a trial for AQ types? Boy, are we messed up!

Pepe! Here's some South Park

AA has found a whole episode on the Net. Follow the link and hit 'full episode'.

Why does Putin hate Europe?

"What kind of steps are we going to take in response? Of course, we are going to get new targets in Europe." Time for the French to wring their hands, and ask probing, deeply introspective questions as to what on Earth might they have done to provoke Pooty's wrath. Time to get on all fours and beg for mercy. Or perhaps, pooh-pooh the whole thing as just some Molotov-cocktail rattling? Dilemmas, dilemmas.

What Number Did He Start With?

Whichever one, it is Pepe's Happy Number.

Failed Presidents Ain’t What They Used to Be

Rich on dubbyah

Unlike Nixon, President Bush is less an overreaching Machiavelli than an epic blunderer surrounded by Machiavellis. He lacks the crucial element of acute self-awareness that gave Nixon his tragic depth. Nixon came from nothing, loathed himself and was all too keenly aware when he was up to dirty tricks. Mr. Bush has a charmed biography, is full of himself and is far too blinded by self-righteousness to even fleetingly recognize the havoc he’s inflicted at home and abroad.

Oh, but why do they hate us so ?

across the rio grande

Trinidadian Molotov cocktails

a plot to destroy John F. Kennedy International Airport, kill thousands of people and trigger an economic catastrophe by blowing up a jet fuel artery that runs through populous residential neighborhoods
Ah, just of bunch of youths playing with matches. No big deal, just MoveOn. Anything else would be discrimination and Neanderthal paranoia.

“Anytime you hit Kennedy, it is the most hurtful thing to the United States. They love John F. Kennedy like he’s the man ... It’s like you can kill the man twice.”
Aahhh, the cuddly wetdreams they have in Pepeland! Music to the ear of gauchistes everywhere.

The men tried to reach out to a Trinidadian radical Muslim group, Jamaat al Muslimeen, which launched an unsuccessful rebellion in 1990 that left 24 dead.
Surely this must be some Japanese death cult, says the D of PP, in his infinite wisdom.

As if you didn't already get enough dick in prison

Planet Pepe Seeks Happy Camper Women

After all, as any Idiot knows, Ignorance is Bliss

A Last Piece on "Trinidadian" Terror

Coma merda, Pateta Pepe

More Details on "Trinidadian" Terror, for D of PPs Edification

To properly honor Planet Pepe in its own Idiot lingo "Oh My"

Islam Militant is Still Beyond Pepe's Wee Brain

as ever it shall be, until we apply Banach-Tarskian methods to expand that little mote of a mind into something larger than that of Brother Chimpanzee

After AQ, trinidadian terror is looming

oh, but why do they hate us so ?

Waking up

"When I went into a coma there was only tea and vinegar in the shops, meat was rationed and huge petrol queues were everywhere. Now I see people on the streets with cell phones and there are so many goods in the shops it makes my head spin."
Welcome back from Planet Pepe. Though watch out for those devilish cell phones: they fry your brains.

PP as a South Park Wetdream

Same Ol, Same Ol on Planet Pepe

France Back to Normal

Knew better than to get my hopes up.

The new crazies

“You do not want to give additional argument to new crazies who say, ‘Let’s go and bomb Iran,’ ” Dr. ElBaradei said. “I wake up every morning and see 100 Iraqis, innocent civilians, are dying.”
(...)
Dr. ElBaradei told the BBC that one could not “bomb knowledge.” Asked who the “new crazies” were, he said, “Those who have extreme views and say the only solution is to impose our will by force.”

Time to get a new job

Planet Pepe Phootball Punk gets Plunked

Kerpow

Three Words:

George. W. Mossad.

Buddhism or Beatings?

Which works for you?

That would be a shitty decision

AA, have you been hearing this daily drumbeat to the effect that Kakà would be headed to Real Madrid? I discounted this every time I heard it, but why would anyone believe it? They suck now (and have always been assholes).

Ralph Peters is Spot-On

and the implications have nothing to do with a Große Koalition clusterfuck a la AA.

Bad vibes from AA

Make Police skip a beat.

Deep Second Thoughts, from David

Dear Galaxy, From Becks

dear-john.jpgDear Galaxy:

This is a very difficult letter to write.

I know that you have spent the past five months making plans for our future together. You have arranged your life around me, and to tell the truth, I’m flattered. But you have to admit, you always knew that this moment might come.

When we met, I was on the rebound. My last girlfriend, the love of my life, had stomped on my heart. I have never felt so low. And so I genuinely appreciated the attention. Plus I loved all of the presents and money you gave me, too! They made me feel special again. And they guaranteed that I could continue to afford the lifestyle to which I’d become accustomed, with, y’know, private jets and $14,000 watches and houses on multiple continents and everything.

Also, when I was just a dump-ee, guys like Tom and Katie and Jennifer and Mark didn’t want to hang out with me. And Fabio Capello wouldn’t even give me the time of day. But with you…well, everyone could see that I was wanted, which made them desire my company. You have no idea how much I appreciate your making me popular again.

But Galaxy, I think you’ve always known that you were the pursuer in this relationship. I don’t want to sound like a cad, but you’ve always loved and needed me more than I loved and needed you. And now that my last girlfriend has said she wants to patch things up… Well, I’m sorry. In the immortal words of Woody Allen, “The heart wants what it wants.” (Okay, yeah, so he was shagging his step-daughter at the time, but still. It applies.)

But know that I’ll still be available for the occasional quickie when she doesn’t need me, okay? Oh, and one more thing. This is a very delicate subject, but… Do you think you could keep the money spigot open and flowing freely? Because…well…she doesn’t have the means to fork over any cash, and…um…to be honest, I need it.

And try to understand: It’s not you. It’s me.

Love[no] Respect[no] Affection[no]Sincerely,

David

GWB

Now, I would not climb there even for more than $80. How about you guys?

I'll do it for less than $80

Peggy laments

Wasting an inheritance. Not a good thing to do.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, the Mossad

This was a top story when I posted it.