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The Beautiful World Of Colorful Birds (PHOTOS)
Commented Nov 11, 2009 at 12:56:01 in Green
“I love peacocks. They are so beautiful and are an ancient, ancient symbol of the Resurrection.”
Eva Green Naked: Bond Girl Nude In Charlotte Rampling Redo (PHOTO)
Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 11:42:17 in Entertainment
“Until I saw your post, I was going to write how Green's posture is more puritanical. Even to the point of mechanical. For Green it seems that just sitting on a table nude is some sort of erotic act. For all we know, she could simply just be getting dressed soon. Not so with Rampling. It's as if the photographer caught her in the act of something. Her whole body exudes a sensuousness. And nothing says this more than the glass of wine she is holding: she is carefree. Green, however, is hiding something: her arms are covering her breast in an unnatural pose, the glass behind her, her legs positioned as if hiding something still.
Ramplings legs are apart and she doesn't care that you notice. In fact, one leg is on the arm of the chair, the other is not. This is not a puritanical woman. She is confident in who she is.”
Ramplings legs are apart and she doesn't care that you notice. In fact, one leg is on the arm of the chair, the other is not. This is not a puritanical woman. She is confident in who she is.”
Sammy Sosa's Skin PHOTOS: Pictures Reveal White Pigmentation (UPDATE)
Commented Nov 07, 2009 at 23:33:28 in Sports
“There is no way Sosa's skin condition is like MJ's. Sosa's skin is too patchy for him to have this done purposefully.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 20:07:50 in Politics
“You're the one who is thinking relatively here. Did you see those signs against Bush? I mean, seriously, they are heinous. And I say this as someone who protested against his policies, particularly the war in Iraq. Those signs that llfutrell linked to are calling for the death of Bush.
Most of the signs against Obama are, at worst, whacked out craziness and irrationality. They don't call for his death.
Perspective is needed here.”
Most of the signs against Obama are, at worst, whacked out craziness and irrationality. They don't call for his death.
Perspective is needed here.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 20:01:50 in Politics
“No, they are far more violent. Much of the anti-Obama signs are simply whack-job and way out there. These one's for Bush are simply a call to violence.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 19:57:26 in Politics
“Why is Obama above reproach and political art dissent? Why is it racist to paint him as a joker?
How is it de-humanizing and degrading? The very nature of political protest is to use hyperbole to caricaturize the politician.”
How is it de-humanizing and degrading? The very nature of political protest is to use hyperbole to caricaturize the politician.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 19:01:16 in Politics
“That's not necessarily true. Which one of us is not enriched when we read about Picasso's Guernica and the meaning and reason behind it?”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:55:40 in Politics
“Yes, you are allowed, naturally. But you should always interpret it with an informed decision.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:36:04 in Politics
“You're probably not bright enough to see the irony in your post.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:34:49 in Politics
“m.i.s.o.g.
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:33:31 in Politics
“That's probably because it was on a black face. However, the same thing was done to Bernie Madoff, and I would bet very few would automatically think "black face minstrel" .”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:10:02 in Politics
“so special of you, really. Can't come up with a counter-argument so you decide to make it a personal attack.”
PeaceThroughObedience replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:20:21
“keep obeying power so-called libertarian”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:07:10 in Politics
“That's not liberal. That's being a victim. Liberals are usually privileged white people who feel guilty because they don't live among the poor.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:05:39 in Politics
“Because the post is a recipe for "tea-bagge
PeaceThroughObedience replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:22:09
“keep sucking them nutz tr.o.o.l ..b.i.t.c.
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 18:02:02 in Politics
“Please bother to read the story behind the creation of the artwork. Depicting President Bush as a chimp is a legitimate form of political protest through art. So is depicting President Obama as the Joker.”
oliv0128 replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:44:31
“I don't really care what the history of the "artwork" is, and I don't have to like it. I also am allowed to interpret its meaning and value in a way that makes sense to me.”
brainpower replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:41:33
“When you have to "read" about an piece of art to properly understand it, it loses some of it's power and impact.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 17:56:41 in Politics
“Do you guys even realize what a tea-bagger is? These people are tea-party protestors. They may or may not be tea-baggers.”
luckincan replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 17:59:46
“Yes, but why do ask the question as a response to this post.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 17:53:42 in Politics
“It was painted white in order to resemble Heath Ledger's Joker. There is a link under the photo of a Chicago resident, himself not white, and his artistic creation. Seems it was all okay and nobody said much until right-wingers and libertarians used it. Then all of a sudden it became racist.”
brainpower replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:18:29
“I also find it hard to believe the artist wasn't aware of, or didn't intend other possible perceptions.”
brainpower replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:16:19
“When I first saw it, I didn't recognize it as a modern version of the Joker, I thought it was a play on "black face" makeup. The "artisitic creation" can only be properly interpreted it seems if you have knowledge of a single movie. No wonder it is easily misinterpreted.”
PeaceThroughObedience replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:07:43
“Of course you are not racist , you Obedient .W.h.o.r.e
oliv0128 replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 17:56:54
“Thank you for the explanation. I think the "Joker" reference was lost on all of us dumb libs. And certainly, if a non-white person came up with it, it must be okay. Thanks for clearing that up!”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 17:51:23 in Politics
“Most liberal posters on this site don't recognize their own intolerance toward people and things they disagree with.”
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 17:48:48 in Politics
The 12 Most Offensive Signs From Bachmann's Tea Party
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 17:42:21 in Politics
“Why are the astroturf and joker signs considered offensive?”
Aranxa replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 18:10:57
“The astroturf sign is just ironic.”
USAteaparties replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 17:48:22
“The elitist liberal doesn't bother with thing that make sense. They are above it.”
cb750 replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 17:44:41
“Yeah the joker signs weren't offensive when it was Bush as the Joker.”
Yankees Win World Series: New York Beats Phillies For Record 27th Championship
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 14:19:07 in New York
“The only problem is, is that Londoner and Parisians I know still call NYC the greatest city in the world. If they don't say it with their words, they definitely say it with their pocketbooks.
I'm also forever doomed to always get "its" and "it's" wrong. As a writer I come up against this stumbling block often.
And as for the singular of Phillies, well, I just wasn't sure. Of course, after I wrote it, I thought "I hope he doesn't think I'm comparing them to a horse!"”
I'm also forever doomed to always get "its" and "it's" wrong. As a writer I come up against this stumbling block often.
And as for the singular of Phillies, well, I just wasn't sure. Of course, after I wrote it, I thought "I hope he doesn't think I'm comparing them to a horse!"”
Yankees Win World Series: New York Beats Phillies For Record 27th Championship
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 13:50:00 in New York
“smartenough:
Of course, that's always great when that happens. In my heart, I always hope that this year the Cubbies will finally get in to the World Series.
But people should stop begrudging a team because it exists in the largest market in the country and can afford the best players.”
Of course, that's always great when that happens. In my heart, I always hope that this year the Cubbies will finally get in to the World Series.
But people should stop begrudging a team because it exists in the largest market in the country and can afford the best players.”
Yankees Win World Series: New York Beats Phillies For Record 27th Championship
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 13:31:45 in New York
“Please. Don't pretend that when you see a great player, you don't say to yourself that he should play on the Phillies. Take, for example, Ichiro, the greatest player in the game today.....
And yes, for better or for worse, NY is the greatest city in the world. It also has the greatest contradictions: it's greatness is due to it's size; it's size is also a detraction.
It's greatness is due to all it's ethnicities: that also leads it to be a bit provincial.”
And yes, for better or for worse, NY is the greatest city in the world. It also has the greatest contradictions: it's greatness is due to it's size; it's size is also a detraction.
It's greatness is due to all it's ethnicities: that also leads it to be a bit provincial.”
redkim replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 14:19:07
“The only problem is, is that Londoner and Parisians I know still call NYC the greatest city in the world. If they don't say it with their words, they definitely say it with their pocketbooks.
I'm also forever doomed to always get "its" and "it's" wrong. As a writer I come up against this stumbling block often.
And as for the singular of Phillies, well, I just wasn't sure. Of course, after I wrote it, I thought "I hope he doesn't think I'm comparing them to a horse!"”
I'm also forever doomed to always get "its" and "it's" wrong. As a writer I come up against this stumbling block often.
And as for the singular of Phillies, well, I just wasn't sure. Of course, after I wrote it, I thought "I hope he doesn't think I'm comparing them to a horse!"”
MichaelinPhilly replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 13:50:52
“No, I don't. (For one thing, I'm not quite enough into baseball to be familiar with the other teams. Or else, I've got too much else to do. Like goof off on Internet forums.) But you might get some arguments on the "greatest city" thing from London or Paris, or any number of other places. And in any case, it's in better taste not to say it all the time.
And the singular of "Phillies" is "Phillie," and the possessive of "it" is "its". :-P”
And the singular of "Phillies" is "Phillie," and the possessive of "it" is "its". :-P”
Yankees Win World Series: New York Beats Phillies For Record 27th Championship
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 13:26:08 in New York
“Then "oh well." New York is ALWAYS going to be bigger market, just by virtue of it's size and population.”
Yankees Win World Series: New York Beats Phillies For Record 27th Championship
Commented Nov 05, 2009 at 13:16:45 in New York
“I have no problem admitting to saying such a thing. In fact, when I do see a good player, I say "He should be a Yankee."”
PowerPridePinstripes replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 14:24:17
“love it! I agree...ma
smartenoughforthisforum replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 13:34:42
“Nice summary of NYC and I don't disagree. Trouble is, when I see a good player, I say "Well, goodbye next free agency cycle. You'll probably be a Yankee."”
MichaelinPhilly replied on Nov 05, 2009 at 13:26:48
“Right. God forbid anything that's good should be located anywhere outside New York. That's the thing about New Yorkers that's so damned irritating. Can't you be happy with having the great city you have without always talking about how it's "the greatest (or "only") city in the world" and whining when someone else gets the occasional bone? (Real-life example: the WCBS anchor I once heard indignantly commenting on the decision to locate the Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. "Cleveland? Cleveland? Why would anyone put something like that in Cleveland? It should be here." Or words to that effect.) Heck, just get over yourselves.”
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