Dear Santa Claus


When it comes to finding the perfect Christmas gift – if someone were to want to find me the perfect gift this year – I know exactly what it is I’ll be looking for under the tree.

Because some Christmas gifts, they fulfill the cultural obligation. Some Christmas gifts, they show off how much money the giver has.

But this season, there’s a single gift, one and only one, that will give me exactly what it is I’ve been thinking about all the livelong year. A gift like no other. A gift I’d never dream of re-gifting. The gift that will make me think of you fondly, from Christmas Eve, through New Year’s and all the way through 2010.

I know that by this point and I know that by now, chances are you’ve already figured out that gift of which I speak. But I’m going to say it anyway, just to get it down on paper so that the short bus crowd cannot later claim that they did not know. That they were not aware. That I’d failed to state my wishes with the correct degree of specificity.

One can never be too careful when it comes to asking for the perfect Christmas gift, you know.

So I say unto you, clearly, unambiguously, and without a hint of sarcasm: This year, I want you to get me a Scrotal Skin Purse for Christmas.

Oh, a Scrotal Skin Purse is delightfully rare; it’s a purse like no other purse that ever was, is, or will be, amen.

A Scrotal Skin Purse is the most perfectest of all perfect gifts, because it adjusts to my handbag needs all year round. When it’s the summer and I’m carrying around sunglasses and sun tan oil, flip flops and a handgun and maybe a beach towel or two, the Scrotal Skin Purse will be at its most pendulous. That bag will hold all of my summer supplies!

And then in the winter, when all I really need while on the go are my keys and some loose change and maybe a snack, that Scrotal Skin Purse, it will shrink, it will retract, it will tighten. It won’t weigh me down or get tossed into a closet ‘til the summertime rolls round again.  

See, when a gal carries a Scrotal Skin Purse in the business world, the men know to give her respect. They know she means business. They know to stay clear when she says, “Damn! I’ve worn a hole in this purse!”

When she says, “Looks like I’m going to need to find some material to patch it up later tonight!”

When a gal carries a Scrotal Skin Purse, she’ll never get bored. She can set it down on her desk and watch it shift and change as the air conditioning goes on and off. For real action, she can go open a refrigerator or the window.

It’s like a fleshy kaleidoscope with only one color! Cremastericky fun!

But wait, there’s more! It gets even better. Based on my exhaustive, decades-long research study, these purses, they come in several distinct but tasteful colors: white, yellowish, sort of pink, brown, very dark brown, and quite a few shades in between, besides.

You can surprise me with the color, because, well, really, a Scrotal Skin Purse goes fantabulously-spectacularly-oh!-splendiferously well with every gal’s wardrobe. You really can’t go wrong.

And if this catches on – if Scrotal Skin Purses become the Cabbage Patch Dolls or Beanie Babies of 2010 – just imagine what this could mean for our sagging economy! What it could mean for the U.S. clothing industry (for we all know that U.S. scrota are the very best scrota, that America has balls that can’t be beat anywhere else in the world)!

Jackets and hats and boots and ear muffs! Scarves and socks and even a Scrotal Skin Sweater for my roommate’s hairless cat. For the guys, a Scrotal Skin scrotum warmer to keep their testicles nice and toasty.

Food storage containers that always keep your leftovers at the perfect temperature!

And gloves! Scrotal Skin gloves! Oh deary oh my, this is good news indeed, for with Scrotal Skin gloves on my hands, I will never again feel awkward explaining to people why my left hand hangs down lower than my right.

So you see, there really is no downside to getting me the most perfectest of all perfect gifts this Christmas. No disadvantage to making me the happiest gal to ever cup her favorite Christmas gift in her hand for hours and hours and hours on end.

Oh sure, there’s the outside chance that men will become like horned rhinos in Africa, with poachers chasing them down across the land just to kill them for their ballsacks. But that’s a risk I’m willing to take for the great advantages that a Scrotal Skin Purse will bring.

So now you know what to get me. So go! Go!

Don’t be selfish.

After all, it’s Christmas time.

Jesus died for you, and I’m pretty sure he’d want you to get me a Scrotal Skin Purse as a kind of repayment for that.

Thank you for your seasonal consideration,
Adri

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Comments

  1. democrats of the nation are safe, as I remember from a previous Christmas wish, they have no balls. Interesting that at this time of year your thoughts seem to repeatedly turn towards said subject...

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  2. yep, they would. that prolly applies to cops, as well.

    freakin hilarious! i'm sure houston's montrose area will clear quickly as soon as they know you are looking. of course, those aren't real men. you might be disappointed in the size. i'm no less sure you will be satisfied once you get your hands on one. or in one as the case may be.

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  3. I reckon ah could round up the boys an' tackle a few bulls for ya. I'm not sure the bulls would give up their prize as easily as they give up a ride on their backs, but since Jesus died for it, ah guess ah'll do it.

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  4. There's one ... a few more and we should have this covered ...
    Any volunteers?
    Merry Christmas Adri ... Because Jesus loves you ....

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  5. You ARE the sentimental sort afterall! (And when poor Ted Geisel stops spinning in his grave he's gonna wash out your mouth with anti-pun soap.)

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  6. Yeah. At first, I was a little bit ashamed of having written this one.

    But then I remembered the last 3 1/2 years of blogs, and realized it's pretty tasteful in comparision.

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  7. What girl isn't turned on by castration-related gifts?

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  8. I'm speechless LOL. I just KNOW there's a clever comment I should be making, but the visual you present is a bit too vivid so I'll have to do that later! :)

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  9. Oh shit! Don't do it, Adri. Kidnapping a talk show hostess is one thing, but this will get you more than just rehab time. He's not worth it!

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  10. Hey, I'm not going to ask where they got the material for the purse.

    I mean, I assume all my clothes are stitched by third world toddlers, but what I don't know can't make me feel guilty.

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  11. I suppose if you sit on Santa's lap JUST the right way.....,, hmm on second thought no that is not likely to work (even if you've been a good girl all year long Santa might promise you this in the heat of the moment, but I don't think he would deliver - just a shame we girls can't get everything with sex.). :-)

    I'll tell you what - I'll look around and see what i can find, but I'm afraid I'm going to have to go with a knock-off as we are in a recession and I simply can't afford those pricey designer labels. Sorry, I know you claim that American Balls are the Best. I think you're definitely onto something there though! Ooh this is gonna be hot! (but hopefully not sweaty). Okay! Time to go snag a trademark! - how about "Balls USA!"? (chants U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!)

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  12. I assumed they'd have to stitch together material from a number of sources, Random.

    Nevertheless, there are - in a number of the shops around my house - implements called "ballstretchers." I don't know exactly what that means, but I'm going to make the most obvious guess and say that my purse will be fine.

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  13. You've always been so selfless, Cal.

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  14. The visual aides in the comment section were probably foreseeable, huh?

    I'll just hope it's no one I know...

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  15. I didn't intend this one to come across like Dr. Seuss.

    I don't think it did, really. Maybe a little bit.

    My writing just turns sing-singy when it's a topic I like, I suppose.

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  16. Sadly, I'm not sure this blog is highbrow enough to garner a clever comment this time out...

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  17. I'm not making the purse myself!

    I always get Santa to do my dirty work for me...

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  18. We could make literally DOZENS of dollars off this idea!

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  19. Just be sure you instruct him to burn the Christmas letter so it can't be traced back to you. LOL

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  20. However unfortunate - It could work - just we might have to outsource the labor and acquire non-USA made materials (have to think hard here... which countries would do this to their people?) but then import the product and still sell under the "Balls USA" - no one will know the difference I think.

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  21. Not really. When I said "Oh Gross" I was referring to the Santa picture.

    I had no idea what the other picture was, still don't, and not interested to find out.

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  22. I'm inspired and plan on making enough money on this to really stretch my Elephant nut sack purse that looks quite exquisite with my Elephant skin boots. I need to do some research and find out if Blue Whales have external nut sacks.

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  23. I saw a cable show last week where they discussed kangraroo scrotal purses. This makes just as much sense. So few men in the US use their balls these days, probably won't miss them a bit.

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  24. Me too!

    This has always been a classy joint, and topless pics of Santa Claus are really lowering the bar.

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  25. I am very careful about ONLY asking people to perform criminal acts on my Multiply blog.

    That way, I am assured no one will EVER see it.

    If it were something I wanted people to see, I'd put it on Facebook or Myspace or Blogspot. No one will ever find it here!

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  26. Adri, let's open a shop in the Montrose specializing in products made from materials such as Cal's balls that he was kind enough to show us. You can do the design work, Cal can provide us the materials, and I'll do the selling. All we need now is someone to do the cutting and sewing. If my Grandma were still alive we'd have the finest line of products in the world. Should I put an ad on Craig's List for someone or maybe for two people, one to do the cutting and the other to do the sewing? I'll bet your hero, Gerry Spense, the famous never lost a criminal case, lawyer; would love a fringed "nut sack" tailor made jacket, made especially for him by our shop. With him as our first customer we have our success "all sown up".

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  27. One and the same, I've always believed.

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  28. LMAO!

    Don't forget to uncheck the "post to Facebook and Twitter" boxes.

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  29. don't forget about the perfect gift so not to waste a perfectly good buffalo, a new door bell.

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  30. It sounds like the kind of thing that would occur on the island of Saipan.

    That way, the men who are, um, growing the source materials can't run away. Plus, by special Congressional fiat, our labor regs don't apply there.

    But it's technically American soil, so we could still slap "Made in America" stickers on them.

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  31. too bad billy mays never got the chance to hawk this product on tv. i'd love to see his presentation.

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  32. What are the extradition laws like there?

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  33. Extradition doesn't matter if the laws don't apply anyway. Child labor, overtime, employment discrimination - none of those things apply out there.

    Tom Delay once called it a "shining example of capitalism" and worked to keep labor laws from applying.

    I think we're good to go. I mean, it's only mass castration. It will cause less damage to people than, say, the tobacco or firearms industries...

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  34. Thanks, Robyn!

    I just figured guys have been sneding me that Justin Timberlake/Saturday Night Live "Dick in a Box" clip for like 3 years now.

    If male genitals make such great gifts, I oughta be able to carry them around with me all year round.

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  35. In my research for this blog, I found kangaroo bags and... buffalo, maybe?

    But the thing is, the cremasteric muscles don't contract anymore once the male animal is dead. The trick would be keeping the muscles operational.

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  36. I'd be able to keep my makeup in that.

    I think I might have dated that guy...

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  37. If we do it quick, we could have a celebrate Christmas by putting up a tree in the shop with special ornaments, and redo some Christmas tunes like "Jingle Balls" and "The Little Drummer Ball"

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  38. I've suddenly become concerned about your television viewing habits.

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  39. Haha... Hey, there's more to that than you know.

    I sued a leather shop a long time ago, and the discovery process was itneresting. You wouldn't believe how many people buy leather zip-up hoods or ballstretchers in a year. There's gold in them thar hills.

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  40. I had to google that one.

    This is why it's such a shame that Christmas comes but once a year...

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  41. We can only keep our fingers crossed that the ShamWow Guy will agree to do the ads.

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  42. We need to look into it, because we've obviously struck gold with the topic: I think this blog is about to hold the record for the shortest time to get to 50 comments. Consumers love balls!

    I have found the level of the room!

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  43. easier . . . "GO NADs!" the chant is so much perkier. :))

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  44. I didn't see anywhere in there that this needed to be human. I'll get right on it. Goat or sheep?

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  45. ... and you even started on the viral video tie-in a couple years back.. smooth move. Such foreplay.

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  46. Go Nadwear - for the gal on the go.

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  47. By an odd coincidence, my distance form the ballgame in that video was roughly the equivalent to my distance from human balls recently.

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  48. Hmmm... I think, really, the abilkity to change carrying capacity as the temperature changes is the make or break aspect of the bag for me.

    After all, I'm not asking for the purse for reproductive purposes.

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  49. Yeah, I often miss it altogether.

    Hahaha, LOL. ;;)

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  50. So, that's one goat, one sheep, and one bull. You can use the bull one as an emergency shelter if you rub it just right.

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  51. Pandora's Box.. Adri's Sack... rub it just right.

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  52. I can send you tons of scrotal purses.

    They'll be kangaroo, though...

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  53. ? Bert is wondering how you managed that close up shot.?

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  54. Not the first time I have heard that LOL.

    Watching Alice on SyFy right now.

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  55. You could almost use it as an overnight bag. I've seen them sell them on the highway from time to time.

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  56. what is the deal with women and purses ? what kind of designer label does it need to be or would a knock off be ok ?

    logo idea - hanging chest nuts

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  57. I'm thinking the market in knock-offs would be huge.

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  58. First you'd have the pre production model knock someone up, then you'd have a never ending supply of material to make knockoffs. Daddy would even do the cutting. We'd still need a top notch knock off seamstress though who could repair the ripped material.
    f

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  59. Imagine the good things we'd accomplish for the Houston Grand Opera. Times have been hard lately.
    Things would tend to soften up if they bagged a bunch of Castrados

    http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Castrado

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  60. I agree, credit needs to be given to those who provide the most. Cal may be called upon to sacrifice the most, so Calvin's is my choice for the label to be stitched to each sack or bag, whatever the generic name. We'd have to be careful to protect the trademark though. We wouldn't want any old sack to be called a Calvin in the manner that oft times a copy of a paper is called a xerox.

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  61. In the 1720s and 1730s, at the height of the craze for these voices, it has been estimated that upwards of 4,000 boys were castrated annually in the service of art.[9] Many came from poor homes and were castrated by their parents in the hope that their child might be successful and lift them from poverty (this was the case with Senesino). There are, though, records of some young boys asking to be operated on to preserve their voices (e.g. Caffarelli, who was from a wealthy family: his grandmother gave him the income from two vineyards to pay for his studies[10]).

    Now we know what's behind all this inflicted poverty. They want to castrate us.

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  62. They have something in mind for the ladies, too.

    The typical prostitute was 18 - 22 years old (though some would work till much older). She would be single and formerly from a low paid job, such as a domestic. A few were supporting illegitimate children. Many were forced into this work as they arrived penniless from the countryside. Prostitutes visited pubs, which other women would not. Most only worked the trade for a few years, many escaping to a (possibly) better life by marrying one of their customers.

    http://www.makemyselfrich.com/sex-sexuality/sex-penny.htm

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  63. The adverts are popping up every where
     

     
    GOODSTUFF recommmends that you rush out and buy now !
    There is only two shopping weeks left
     
    more of this kind of stuff : Bhutan mural paintings (16 pics)
     

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  64. [NOTE: GOODSTUFF4U's original comment included the following picture, except about 4x bigger.

    After about 100 complaints about what it was doing to people's comment windows, I deleted the original and shrunk it down for this comment. If you want to see the full size original for some reason, you can click on the picture.



    In addition, he had linked here ( http://erooups.com/2009/12/07/bhutan_mural_paintings_16_pics.html ) for more Bhutan paintings.

    Thank you for your continued support during this comment alteration. Or something.]

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  65. If you word it that way, I'm starting to have second thoughts.

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  66. You know... I always try to word these quesitonable blogs in ways that are the LEAST offensive I can maken them and still get point across.

    And then the comments arrive...

    I never learn.

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  67. I saw all the kangaroo ones when I ran searches.

    Those kangaroos are like buffalo in the US - not a piece goes to waste.

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  68. Thank you!

    Finally, a voice of reason.

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  69. Isn't that a great texture shot?

    Artistic, even.

    Hardly offenseive at all...

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  70. Saturday night, I was watching a movie on SyFy that my cable company info tried to convincve me was Brenden Frasier's "Journey to the Center of Earth" from last year.

    I have my doubts, though.

    For starters, Brenden Frasier was not in it. They DID go to the center of the earth, but it was really just a bunch of women in tight grey t-shirts. One of the guys who used ot be in "My Two Dads" saved them.

    The acting seemed a lot like porn movie acting.

    Ah, SyFy...

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  71. Haha... my Residents consistently show that entrepreneurial spirit...

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  72. Eeek, maybe.

    :) Hey, thanks for stopping by.

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  73. Chinese eunuchs are interesting, too.

    They carried their, um, former members around with them...

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  74. Painful to get installed, from what I hear.

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  75. Yes, but an idea "ahead" of it's time nonetheless ...

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  76. We need to pass some pun control legislation around here.

    Too many people are getting hurt.

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  77. I came here from Deb's link and I feel your pain and commend you on your wise shopping answers! Who knew?!?

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  78. Haha... Thanks for stopping by, Marty.

    For some reason, my Christmas blogs always bring out the worst in me. I think I've permanently scarred a couple people with this one...

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  79. AH! Then you can sleep well knowing that you've written well! HA!

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  80. I figure that once a year, I can post a tasteless blog.

    2007: "Cocksucker Blues
    2008: "Professor ZaZeen"
    2009: "Dear Santa"

    Of course, I guess that is ignoring the sky sperm one.

    Come to think of it, if one a year is my limit, I'm probably good to go until about 2016...

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  81. My job as a writer is never done until I've screwed someone up for life.

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  82. your concept of sharing the wealth has not been lost on me .... (like I needed help) hah!

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  83. I suspect you might have been already broken when I found you.

    Sadly, there aren't many of the original batch left around here anymore. I was deleting contacts earlier today (although Multiply seems to have added most of them back), and it sucks how many people have disappeared.

    I'm not sure that most of the new folks are as active and engaged. Goodstuff4u and Debsofi and a couple others are, of course.

    I wonder where the crazy people GO when they leave Multiply?

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  84. This is so sick and wrong on so many levels I don't really know where to begin.

    (Crosses his legs and looks behind him for a redhead-with-a-knife).....

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  85. Do you ever run across Leah anymore?

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  86. If my blogs ever got published, that would definitely go on the dust jacket...

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  87. She posted a blog a couple months back.

    I think Cal saw her.

    Being in the Sanitarium is like serving in the military, though - you serve your time, do your tour of duty, you move on...

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  88. I'll see what I can do about getting that item for you. Since I work at a prison, it shouldn't be too difficult. After all, there are plenty of resources all over the place....and it's not like the guys there have an actual need for their ballsacks anymore ;o)

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  89. Yeah, I've been using the phrase "like serving in the military" for a long time. Back when I started using it, no one had been KIA for many a year.

    Unlike those hanging out with me.

    Adri-friends: Higher mortality rate than the US military.

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  90. Hmmm... As long as they haven't been involved in prison sex.

    I don't really want to store my stuff in the ballsacks of sodomites.

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  91. At first, I thought it was pickled pork rind.

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  92. On his latest blog, astranavigo has a picture taken by an electron microscope of the microbes found on a meteorite from Mars.

    At first, I thought it was the same pic.

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  93. ..what Book of The Bible are you quoting from here?

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  94. So... pickled pork, Mars meteorite microbes and scrotes are all the same thing... =O

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  95. I guess I oughta write or call Leah. I still have what I think is a good number. Last time I talked to Joint he had seen her but they were on the outs. He doesn't answer my messages lately so who knows.

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  96. ERR ... I will give my comments a cold shower before I post ....

    the reason was lazyness - easy to hot link - sorry did not know people were upset

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  97. Yes, you should be sorry. People were quite upset. Several lodged complaints with their elected officials.

    A couple took up torches and sought you out.

    A little man from Texas went up to a podium and announced, "You're either with us, or you are with the goodstuff4u terrorists."

    Tarring and feathering were mentioned. There were whispers of burning at the stake.

    It was all I could do to keep things from turning violent.


    (Some of that might be true...)

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  98. Clearly, I'm quoting the Book of Lil' Jon, for lo it is written:

    "To the window, to the walls /
    To the sweat drip down my balls"

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  99. Do you see now why this is the most educational site on the web?

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  100. She did a couple blogs back in October before I disappeared. Haven't seen her since.

    People have a habit of disappearing around here...

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  101. Absolutely.

    Yours is the ONLY site I allow my children to view when they're researching for school assignments.

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  102. If they are going to go to that much time and trouble, I wish they would just make the porno and have it more interesting.

    They can keep the same title with the big fallic space ship. Perhaps with the nut sack as the emergency parachute?

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  103. I asked Santa anr Rudy the Reindeer if I could have Adrianna for christmas:)

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  104. Don't move. Stay right where you are.

    Children's Protective Services is on their way...

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  105. You don't see enough quality Sci-fi porn.

    Aliens need to reproduce too, right?

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  106. Ha. Be good, Chucky. He knows when you've been sleeping, etc.

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  107. darling will I find a scrotal skin purse along the fine stores in Paris along the Champs Elysees? Or in fine stores in Beverly Hills or Park Avenue,New York City?

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  108. "The organ is stretched over a metal rod to make it sturdy. Brass Tip with rubber tip included."

    ...I think I dated that guy...

    ...And the rubber tip makes sure we don't have any calves running around in 9 months...

    ...Is that a bull penis cane or are you just happy to see me?...

    Damn. I should have written a blog about that.

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  109. Still working on what I will ask for this Holiday Season. Hope you get what you asked for!! Let me know if I can help! Have a good one.

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  110. It appears to be official: Twenty-four hours worth of comments are completely gone in the ether. Poof!

    That's approximately 25 comments.

    Techno-competence at its finest...

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  111. Hey Herb!

    I don't generally ask for much.

    Well, of course, I ask for an incompetent government, traffic on Houston streets, and stupid people around me in the grocery store.

    So I always get what I want. Never been disappointed asking for those three things.

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  112. Well, you know me: Upscale all the way.

    No K-Mart scrotal skin purses for me.

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  113. I am bummed, I was going to comment on a comment about a comment.

    Damn, it was really funny too

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  114. I am pretty sure I told the funniest joke ever yesterday. No one will ever get to see it not, because I forgot what it was.

    But the part about the monkeys and helicopter was hilarious stuff... or was it the part about the mechanic and elk?

    Damn...

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  115. *smiles* good to see the humor cup runneth over..

    Out of your three, I think I would have avoided the traffic request. The other two just make it easier for me to make sarcastic comments and get away with them...

    Don't get into too much trouble! Be safe!!

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  116. ForeverWonderland...
    the fractual elves who are actually thieves have brought our redheaded heorine into thier world ForeverWonderland. Adri never put up a fight with these elves for now she's enomoured by the the surreal fairylike beauty of this new world and not far in the distance is the Madhatter's casino castle. Suddely the elves stop when a giant white rabbit hops and stops on the trail. Adri immediately senses that the leader fractual elf has something to do with it. She's ordered to climb of the white rabbit; she does so and she sits as the white rabbit turns around and hops toward the madhatter's casino domain.
    The rabbit hops with the pace of a galloping stallion on the Texan panhandle. Adri feels the wind whip her long redhair. Moments later the huge rabbit enters into a courtyard which guarded ace of spade cards with lances and devious looking poker chips. When she slides off the rabbit the poker chips grab Adri and march her through a gaming den and onto zebra tiled conference like room; the Madhatter smiles at her with a certain devious. The poker chips poke her back and she strolls across the top of a sleek table toward the Madhatter.
    Adri wants to slap the living daylights out the Hatter. She slaps him upside the head for kidnapping her in the first place. The Poker Chip guards run off and hide someplace within the room. She narrows here eyes at the surprised hatter. He doesn't know what to make of her..she drills him with questions he can't answer. Or he's lying why he wants her in the first place...

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  117. ForeverWonderland...
    the fractual elves who are actually thieves have brought our redheaded heorine into thier world ForeverWonderland. Adri never put up a fight with these elves for now she's enomoured by the the surreal fairylike beauty of this new world and not far in the distance is the Madhatter's casino castle. Suddely the elves stop when a giant white rabbit hops and stops on the trail. Adri immediately senses that the leader fractual elf has something to do with it. She's ordered to climb of the white rabbit; she does so and she sits as the white rabbit turns around and hops toward the madhatter's casino domain.
    The rabbit hops with the pace of a galloping stallion on the Texan panhandle. Adri feels the wind whip her long redhair. Moments later the huge rabbit enters into a courtyard which guarded ace of spade cards with lances and devious looking poker chips. When she slides off the rabbit the poker chips grab Adri and march her through a gaming den and onto zebra tiled conference like room; the Madhatter smiles at her with a certain devious. The poker chips poke her back and she strolls across the top of a sleek table toward the Madhatter.
    Adri wants to slap the living daylights out the Hatter. She slaps him upside the head for kidnapping her in the first place. The Poker Chip guards run off and hide someplace within the room. She narrows here eyes at the surprised hatter. He doesn't know what to make of her..she drills him with questions he can't answer. Or he's lying why he wants her in the first place...

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  118. In 3 years of being a resident here, I have never seen your comments come to a dead halt. Good ones go on almost infinitely. Multiply wins the buzz kill award (dethroning my mom, well done)

    Someone needs to tell them posting OChuck's comments twice doesn't make up for it.

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  119. the postiing twice was accident. My browser acted up by the way. I didn't arrange the twice posting.

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  120. I've got a new domain called nutsackfashions.com. I just wrote a press release for it but the computer ate it which will eventually teach me to write on a word processor and save it every sentence. Don't know how many classic things I written that are off in the cloud somewhere. At any rate if someone can help me put a web site together and with a little input from the inmates of the asylum we can all call become rich. Jerry Spense, the J on purpose of course, the famous attorney who's never lost a criminal case loves his leather fringed jackets and if we can get him and Oprah and a few other well know people to wear them, and get a few movie stars to wear one of our products to the Oscars, success is assured. If we are sued, or prosecuted, why we get out good friend the lawyer to protect us. I"m going to cut the sales pitch short as I've already had 10 to 12 brilliant ideas evaporate into the "cloud", Let me know if I need to go it alone or if the inmates are interested.

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  121. I live a mile from work and have not gotten my driver's license back yet after the recent... excitement.

    So the traffic thing is not a huge problem for me.

    Laughing at commuters is as funny as laughing at politicians at this point.

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  122. Haha... I know... Multiply isn't telling me when there are new comments, they stole some of my comments (I think they took my comments and put them on THEIR blog - everybody wants testicular comments), and I was not able to log in for most of the weekend.

    It kind of choked me up - I thought I was back at 360!

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  123. Don't blame your browser. It was probably Multiply.

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  124. I'm telling you - I'd be a rich gal if all my best ideas had not been eaten by the internet ether...

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  125. Yippee a trip down memory lane. Yahoo 360, bad trip but a trip none the less. Disappearing blogs, comments, pictures. Oh the joy!

    I was going to compliment your ability to write a great farce (as far as people know they are farces). They are better than anything on TV or in the movies and as good as anything in print. Of course I can't make the comment now since your comment about people no longer being shocked by your writing was sacrificed to the ethernet gods.

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  126. Unfortunately, and especially if it comes in many colors, the scrotal purse would be unrecognized as being made of scrotal material by those you might encounter who are not "in-the-know." The scrotal purse might therefore be robbed of the hoped impact when others see it.

    At least you would know what you were carrying, so I suppose there is value in that. I doubt if there are many "scrotal purses" in Santa's "sack", however.

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  127. I'm not even sure that scrotal properties described ion the blog were recognized here by people who SHOULD be "in the know."

    I got a private message by a male who seemed confused about the temperature references.

    If people have gotten this far in life and are not aware of what's dangling between their own legs, there's nothing I can say that is going to fix that.

    Nevertheless, consider my contract to write one genitalia-related blog per year fulfilled!

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  128. I was a bit confused, after all the rigorous editting we've come to expect, the duplicate post was a rather extraordinary slip-up. Glad you're still on top of things!

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  129. Boy is someone going to be surprised when they hit age 50 and discover continental drift towards Antarctica.

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  130. It bodes well for the new decade on which we're about to embark...

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  131. likely you're alluding to your preference to be on top?

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  132. Any time frame on getting the thing back? Excitement is a good way to describe your brief departure.

    I have decided that I want a gorilla for Christmas. I have a neighbor that I would like to introduce him to...

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  133. Same reason I end up delegating so little at work - SOMEONE has to know what they're doing!

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  134. You should name him "Guerilla."

    I get my license back on February 1 if I do not screw up before then...

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  135. ROAD TRIP.......

    Was thinking of calling him Magilla or Bob. Haven't decided yet!

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  136. Well, Damn! Aren't we picky :oP Probably won't be able to help you out then. the phrase "gay for the stay" is more than just a jaunty slogan behind those rows of razor wire ;o)

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  137. 50?

    I should be so lucky to keep gravity away that long.

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  138. Between Multiply's issues and the behavior of a certain former contact, I'm not exactly keen on Multiply this week. I might be taking a bit of a blogging break again.

    And - as you point out - when I write a blog about ball skin and it gets a ho-hum, I have to think perhaps I need a fresh approach, haha.

    Ah, ball skin. How many blogs could I write about thee?

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  139. It's about time for another road trip blog...

    Oh shit! Did I just imply that I plan my life around what would be good blog material?

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  140. Haha... I know! I need to quit being so picky about the balls I touch, right?

    No, the prinson situaiotn is bad. In Texas, they haven't allowed condoms in the prisons traditionally because "there IS no sex going on in the prisons!"

    So 2% of the prisoners have HIV when they come in, and 5% have it going out. Then they go give it to their wives.

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  141. For the life of me, I just can't figure out how the number of HIV positive patients increase...because "there IS no sex going on in the prisons!"

    Hmmmm....maybe the official reports are wrong and there really is sex going on in the prisons, but I know that's just crazy talk :oP

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  142. I went to jail for almost EIGHT hours last year.

    They don't assign you a bitch until your 9th hour, apparently...

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  143. I have been staring at the Multiply kill switch for some months now. There are a couple people who keep me engaged intellectually, although you are the only one who blogs even on a semi regular basis. Jason's piece on the Super Delegates is signally the best blog I have ever read.

    I am with you on the rethinking blogging in general. I have one pseudo intelligent, sophomoric piece written I will probably post later today. I am done with the personal updates, my dog died (brother, mother in law) posts. There has to be a better creative outlet.

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  144. same story but ...

    I am getting a bunch of "cleavage hits" but it's starting to get boring

    sarah palin is still happen but nobody likes to read a kim jong

    global warming is hot right now but burnt out on that issue

    can't think of a new nitch but traveling home in two days, plenty of time to think about this stuff

    science and super models / travel and micro photos / flash backs

    good night - it's way past my bed time

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  145. Perhaps they limitted your stay to protect the other residents...

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  146. Thanks to net globalwarming,the false science,has become a victim of a powershift. A few months ago some hackers broke into Climate Research Unit and embarrassed some scientist with thier emails which shadowed Copenhagen. Of course idealogues like Carol Browner and others in the Obama globalwarming clique dismissed these emails. Which reveal threats and other sinister activites. Now the late Author Micheal Chriton who passed away last year wrote state of fear about this subject. I discovered a scientic contradiction in one of the footnotes to the UN Climate Committee. Though it's fiction the footnotes are facts. I believe if MC was alive to today he would exploit the hacked emails to embarrass Barbara Boxer who scolded him in front of the enviromental committee. But with the new emails skepticism has grown and maybe our alien friend AlF should has harder questions of Carol Browner on co2 emmissions and the utopia cap and trade bill that is facing death in the senate. ALF would present his interview of Browner on the O'Reilly Factor and comment this czar needs real life job.

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  147. his book was the reason I started this E-book project
    http://goodstuff4u.multiply.com/photos/album/14/GLOBAL_WARMING_AND_POLITICS_OF_FEAR

    I like the "sea level" stuff in his book

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  148. Well, for WRITING, there are only a couple better bets.

    I mean, for personal stuff - if I wanted everyone to know that I just ate a sandwich, Facebook and Twitter probably cannot be beat.

    For writing that people read and talk about, this has been a pretty good forum for me for two years now. A Blogspot page or something would LIKELY not get near the traffic and DEFINITELY not get the comments and general anarchy that occurs every couple weeks here.

    Which means this is the best online forum for my writing unless I want to piggyback onto someone else's established forum - an online zine or something.

    I hope you stick around.

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  149. If you remember, I QUIT blogging last November for a time.

    I feel like it again this year. I think perhaps there's an ebb and flow to when people use this kind of network.

    The thing is, I tried Facebook and had NO interest whatsoever in it.

    So I'll be here for the duration...

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  150. Thank you Adri, I apprexciate that. I am here for the duration. I agree this is the best forum for writing & commenting. I have repressed the darker stuff running around my pea brain. It is time to vent some of that whether I choose to publish it or not.

    I will pass on providing updates via Facebook or Twitter that I just had my third bowel movement of the morning. WTMI.

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  151. a lot of new books that come out this time of year

    multiply is good brain food - here for the duration - married to this blogging stuff ? LOL

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  152. tried that - did not work out very well - whiterabbitcult forum did my backside with out the KY

    me and forums don't play well togeather - the "rules" don't make cents to the commenter

    see you around Christmas - will be on the long road home !

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  153. ... or because I was not exactly a street thug who had had been caught doing something that warranted ending up in jail.

    I had a few speeding tickets.

    That time. I mean, this year, the arrests were involving slightly more questionable activities.

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  154. Star a new Multiply ID, let the darker stun run wild, and then ue the beeg687 ID to condemn how screwed up the other ID is.

    It's what I do.

    That darn Adri is SCREWED UP.

    Oh, sorry. I should have said that as Squidma. or Torrent.

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  155. Plus things get weird at work at the end of the year and people have those... what do you call them? - FAMILIES that need attending to.

    I guess...

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  156. that is so cool with that. Last night I was amazed that I found a contridicy footnote from UN Climate commission. That some didn't know about climate science. The pressure of squashing descent in the peer reviews is in his book too. It's like Truth mirrors fiction now.

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  157. Squidma as your alter ego? That is funny

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  158. Lord knows I couldn't have lingered this long with my fragile emotional vehemence if I wasn't a figment of your imagination.

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  159. Some people deal with rules better than others.

    I'm fine with rules so long as I'm the one making them.

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  160. Now that you mention it, I have never seen you and Torrent at the same place, same time. Interesting....

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  161. Special bullentin from Rocky and Bullwinkle
    Moose and Squirrel have now reported that Copenhagen is a big box office flop. Already globalwarming is loosing popularity. Moose and Squirrel appeared in Washington DC gala over the weekend and made Climate Czarina Carol Browner umcorfortable by asking her embarrassing questions on backing a false science theory. Second Rocky and Bullwinkle embarrass John Holdren about his emails with a CBC reporter present. Word is since the embarrassing tv interviews with Moose and Squirrel both haven't been seen around the whitehouse grounds.
    Several days later Rocky and Bullwinkle made a fool out of Al Gore over his cry wolfe schemes with Hurricane Katrina his crazy notion of melting ice caps. Al tried to sneak out of the interview but he stepped through the wayback machine returing him to be grilled by Rocky and Bulliwinkle.
    Whitehouse press secretary Larry Gibbs didn't have an explaination how Rocky and Bullwinkle have got thier press creditentals.

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  162. I suspect that relying on cartoon characters to test for veracity of scientific data is even more perilous than relying on biased scientists...

    Everybody knows squirrels can't add.

    Hell, they can't even remember where they buried their nuts...

    Ha! And thus I come full circle back to subject of the blog...

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  163. Try this on for size. In the seventies scientists were worried about a new ice age. You don't have to be any kind of a scientist to see, physically see photos of the Artic Ice cap back in the seventies and eighty's and early nineties taken by satellites, If you compare the earlier ones to the later ones you can watch the ice caps getting smaller in size. They have also physically measured it's thickness which is much thinner than it was in years past. If that is true and I'm a betting man and will bet money that what I've written above is true, then at least at the north pole the average temperature is on average higher than in years past. That doesn't mean that I personally attribute it to man alone, but pumping out billions of tons of green house gases sure doesn't help.

    Riddle me this! What has to happen before you can have a new Ice Age? You have to have an average temperature over the ocean to hot enough to evaporate enough water to keep the air saturated enough with water vapor so it would continually be raining, sleeting or snowing over the land. Hot enough to melt the ice caps. Yet the land would have to be cool enough that it would continually snow instead of rain, to made glaciers big enough to make an Ice Age. Maybe we can get global warming with an Ice Age thrown in. Then everyone would be right.

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  164. You know, I've said before, I don't think I could actually explain to anyone why it gets cold in winter. Not with any degree of coherence, anyway.

    So global warming is a couple steps past my expertise.

    However, it makes sense that massive fossil fuel burning where NONE existed before a couple hundred years ago would have an effect on the biosphere.

    And, as you point out, even if the recent changes are NOT man made, they should at least be considered, right? I mean, "It's not mankind's fault" isn't really an answer if my house is going to be underwater.

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  165. I should be a stand-up comic.

    Or Pope.

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  166. As Pope you inherit a HUGE collection of really cool hats. The only drawback is that pesky no girls allowd in the Pope club rule. Oh, that and you have to be Catholic. Any chance your brother could give you a recommendation?

    As a stand ups women are welcomed. Drawbacks include you have to buy your own hats and you don't get absolute power over millions of people (and their money). And if you have a bad show, you have to provide your own security.

    As Pope, it would be pretty cool to have the Swiss Guard standing at attention outside your place in Montrose.

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  167. A few years back on another site (not 360), I posted a letter I wrote trying to apply for Pope. They had a job opening at the time.

    I pointed out that I was good at standing in windows waving.

    Mainly, though, I was just in it for the Pope-mobile and boys.

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  168. HA that explains it. The didn't want competition from a slender, attractive woman. The car goes without saying.

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  169. Well, and since I wrote my last comment there, the Pope got tackled during a Mass on Christmas Eve.

    Screw that - if I want crazies trying to kill me, I'll go ahead and keep the gig I've got...

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  170. No, they didn't want competition from a slender attractive woman who would limit the number of young boys who might get some extracurricular hands on studies if such was deemed necessary by Priests, Bishops and other guys who wear good looking hats. You need to stick with old men who have learned thru "hard times: what women need and and how you can best capitalize on it while you're still young and beautiful. Me, I've been thinking of starting my own church as directed by additional golden tablets given me by the Arch Angle Gab. I'm instructed to reinstate polygamy so all God's beautiful wimens can get taken care of and all God's young boys can be protected by the Popocracy. In these newly reveled sacred texts God has given me the authority to carry on this very necessary work,
    I am instructed to find a redheaded female religious figure who will return Mary to the role of the Mother of Jesus and fulfill the the duties has so has poorly preformed. . Mary will cease to be a "bellhop for Jesus, and not a very good one at that, who pleads your case to our savior.. The new redheaded female must meet certain criteria developed by me under guide lines set out by the golden tablets. Audition times and location to be announced.

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  171. "You know, I've said before, I don't think I could actually explain to anyone why it gets cold in winter. Not with any degree of coherence, anyway."

    The Siberian High (high pressure system which covers Siberia during the winter and which produce the cold fronts which come from the Northwest to the Southeast every winter, I think they call it a Pacific Front. Another piece of infor, which with a couple of bucks will get me a Starbucks.

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  172. "You know, I've said before, I don't think I could actually explain to anyone why it gets cold in winter. Not with any degree of coherence, anyway.z'

    Ditto heads, I hope no one on this blog doesn't know the meaning of that, try google, don't care about your house. They care that Al Gore correctly it appears, warned that global warming and the melting of the ice caps which if it happens, will put most Coastal Cities (most of Houston) underwater.
    What they want you do know that said "global warming" isn't man made so whatever else Gore says about the rising sea level probably isn't true either, and we can go on creating terrorists with our wars in the Middle East a hundred times faster than we can kill them. The "new party line now" to bitch about the federal deficit after signing off an a 800 dollar billion one while Bush was in office, on top of a half trillion deficit already built into the budget. Deficits didn't count when Clinton ended his presidency with a balanced budget for the first time since Nixon did it in 1968, so Baby Bush started cutting taxes for the rich folks so they could get a new beach house which will soon be underwater. Now deficits count since a Democrat is in office. I love the sincerity and honesty of all the political parties. Especially the Ditto heads who have probably never read anything more taxing than a Hardy Boys book. Factoid which I haven't confirmed so one of you dittto heads can punchie the info into google to prove me wrong, and destroy my self confidence, Rush Limbaugh's audiences have an average age of around 66 years old.

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  173. Once again the brave Rocky and Bullwinkle caught up with Al Gore after he thought he passed through Detroit Airport Security. Instead he'd been tricked to come Customs and to his real shock is Moose and Squirrel. He thretened with lawsuits but to Bullwinkle who under the real science of Climatechange asked the real hard questions about the his fake globalwarming terror peice the Inconvient Truth. And how his science could be so wrong on the issue. Rocky accussed him of a being a con man on the creation of the Internet. What scares Al more than anything is Sherman and his assissant with thier wayback machine..since walking through he has been having nightmares that man made global warming never existed.
    Once after intrepid Moose and Squirrel left the embarrassing interview popped up Fox News,CNN and Larry King Live. Word is Al decline come on due to the moose and squirrel piece. Still he can't believe that two 60s cartoon icons are now dogging him on globalwarming. Word is Al swindled the Mayor of Frostbite Falls and wants to get even. Story has gone unconfirmed.

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  174. Adri darling I got a Hero Smartphone for christmas..I retired my old Nokia..been enjoying it. HTC Hero is like a combo Iphone and Blackberry. During the year I was torn between Iphone and Blackberry. But younger brother showed me the Hero..now I have one I've been learning it. Keypad is touchy at first but my fingers have been adapting. U have a smartphone. I predict the next stage of net is going to be mobile.

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  175. Nah, they're going to skip right to implanting it in your brain.

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  176. Adrism! Yes, it sounds like the next logical step for monotheism.

    Plus, I think I could make a good argument for polygamy statutes getting overturned if it became a problem. Ever since the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of... 1993(?), it hasn't been as easy for the government to ban activities that affect religious believers. This is why the use of theogenic/psychotropic substances has been allowed for several churches.

    If there's anything else we want legalized, I'm willing to call that holy as well. Prostitution? Speeding?

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  177. I'm pretty sure that meteorology is a fake science. I mean, if I was wrong in my profession as often as weathermen are wrong, I would have been disbarred after the first week.

    If Global warming was good for nothing else, it would have at least made weathermen more likely to be correct. "And it's going to be dangerously hot this week. And next week!"

    I should write a weather blog...

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  178. In 2010, I am going to work to increase the amount of time I am incommunicado. I will NOT be a slave to our robot overlords!

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  179. An outstanding goal. I was issued an IPhone by my employer. I have some co-workers who get pissed that I don't worship it after 6:00 pm or before 7:00 am. The robot overlords will drain you of all your time and creativity.

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  180. Generally, I leave my phone on at night except when I am working out, running, writing, or bathing. I have a big client who tends to get into very profitable trouble between the hours of 10 pm and 6 am.

    But I'm still working on changing that.

    I think we might just be a slave race being forced to help the iPhones get from place to place.

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  181. An outstanding reason to leave the phone on.

    Does this mean when Apple gets around to making a self propelled IPhone, then we will be phased out?

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