- Jason Giambi … tired act?
Giambi wasn’t a huge fan of A’s manager Bob Geren and was a major influence in a clubhouse full of young players
- Grady Fuson needs a job
- Cross the Mets off the list of Bradley suitors. I’m still going to keep advocating trading Chavez for Milton until someone responds …
- Nate Silver: monkeyball was right about the fight for the public option
- This seems to me to be symptomatic of the head-in-the-clouds theoretical economist not really understanding how the world actually works outside of middle-to-upper-class white collar/academic sectors
- Nature (in particular, grass roots) abhors a Newt
- Uh. Wow.
- I presume this was part of a futile effort to find his ass:
a big outing has been to a Dallas hardware store for flashlights
- “Silver Chalice”?
- Uh-huh. And the examples of the partisan/party (not ideological) press on the left would be …
- Nothing objectionable here
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Ah, I really do love Glenn Kenny:
And:
Deadspin shows off its Western canon bona fides:
Yes, drunken college students + cannons = page views.
Also via Deadspin:
O RLY?
Fuck you, NYT I
Fuck you, NYT II
Fuck you, NYT III
A vile and vulgar man whose behavior brings shame to
ConnecticutDemocratic Party leadership on a near-daily basis.Christ, what an asshole.
Christ, what a pass cloture.
1. That first sentence is just fantastic.
2. Two big programs (I almost wrote “problems”; heh) he “supports” … cost more than we’re prepared to pay? And … isn’t it intrinsic to the very nature of any government program (such as, I dunno, say … the fucking U.S. Senate?) that it add to the burden on taxpayers? TINSTAAFGP
Of course, the public option is a FUCKING COST REDUCING mechanism. Other things cost money by their nature. It saves money by their nature.
But please, lets be “fiscally responsible” by whining that the bill” does too much.
So, tell me how you really feel.
Fixed
I disagree with your edit. CT is the state that elected him, thinking he was basically a Democrat because, you know, he said that’s what he was.
Fixed
Joe Lieberman is vile enough to bring shame on both his state and the party. On the latter, the D’s had the chance to boot him out of their caucus after November, but chose accomodation instead. Which I guess proves the party has no shame, rendering your contention moot.
CT (re-)elected him for the same reasons that incumbents usually get re-elected – name recognition, a big war chest, seniority that allows him to bring home pork for his home state, and, in this case, a significant amount of support among voters of the opposite party (recall that he lost the Democratic primary).
Right, He got enough Dem votes away from the Dem candidate by promising a lot of things he then failed to do (campaign for Obama, vote as a Dem, etc)
He got 33% of the Democratic vote in the general election. And, sure, some of those were people who failed to foresee how he would act in the future, and maybe that should have already been apparent to them.
But after all that, he was allowed to caucus with the Democrats and keep his seniority and his plum committee appointments. Presumably because Reid et al. think they need his vote for cloture on important issues. But – surprise! – they still can’t get it. Fool me twice … can’t get fooled again.
Someone needs to tell Harry to dump him, because he’s getting nothing out of this abusive relationship.
Personally, I’m all for the dump-Reid-in-favor-of-Schumer movement:
There’s a ringing endorsement.
As opposed to a statement by mikeA in favor of replacing Reid with that clown Schumer, which would be a Ringling endorsement.
Odds he gets 33% again? I’d say very very low.
And sure, if he doesn’t go along with this one he should be kicked out. More generally, Democrats need a better promotion system in the Senate. That said, it’s hard to be too surprised he hasn’t already been kicked out.
No use overreacting to Lieberman. There will be (or rather, already are) others out to extract their own pounds of flesh. Lieberman just happens to be first out of the gate.
In any event, I’m sure Chuck Schumer and his merry band of yeoman bloggers have the situation under control.
Hey, no slurs at my alma mater’s mascot.
Make your own animatronic screaming skull brake lights.
I had the pleasure of seeing these in action at A’s game BART lot gatherings this year. You can’t quite tell from the video, but the jaws of those skulls close with enough strength to snap an inch-thick tree branch clean in half.
TWHS
4. Stop it stop it stop it stop it stop it stop it stop it stop it.
The third surprise is the way that Democrats regrouped after the turmoil of August.
It’s only a surprise if you believed that August represented “turmoil” in the first place.
But none of this would have been possible without the yeoman effort of a relatively small number of bloggers and activists — they know who they are — who were tired of taking “no” for an answer.
I guess this means they’re handing out the 2010 Jane Hamsher Award for Delusional Self-Congratulation a few months early. (I hear you get a cape and a signed copy of Crashing the Gates along with the usual little gold statue)
Sigh. I can’t take it anymore. I’m switching off the Internet until this is over.
Let’s see: if the bill passes, it’ll be sometime next month, before Thanksgiving I suppose. There’ll be 3-4 weeks of those “yeoman” bloggers taking credit for the good stuff and blaming Obama for the bad stuff. Maybe another week or two to cement the narrative. Should be safe for browsing by Valentine’s Day.
It’ll be weird at first, but I think I can manage. No doubt I’ll find it liberating in some ways. I’ll read more books. Take more walks. Sing songs, smile at strangers, relish the sidewalk carpets of autumn leaves. I might even sit on a park bench and appreciate a goddamn sunset or two (I bet they’re way better in person than on YouTube).
relishkraut the sidewalk carpetsdef. a euphemism
No you won’t.
But yes, that struck me as a load of crap too.
i hate it when i get struck by a load of crap after i kraut the sidewalk carpets
… covered in your own feces
But we’re fucking laughing, Monkey. Fucking laughing.
How about other times?
Christ what an ass-hurt
Christ, what an Astros FAIL
Internet memes… for great justice!
Random iTunes observation: I certainly wouldn’t venture a generalization out of this (and that’s why I’m not a magazine/feature writer), but the song titles in my library that begin with interrogatives are uniformly good to excellent songs/lyrics.
Just got my annual health check.
I think the new nickname for Gardenhire’s “piranhas” should be “the minna unchi.”
I think you should call him Hankey-san.
I was thinking “Betty Poop” for the way s/he dances.
I actually went back and switched his name to Poo-san, in light of this suggestion.
Is that a conveniently anti-Korean slur?
Also: blowing leads in the first round of the playoffs.
(Link found via this.
Cripes. All day with this title, yet no response from LB?
Crist, what an absent ‘pold.
I slept all the day and eschewed a day in the life of a sign maker. I feigned stomach virus.
I’m a bad man.
But I’m humbled and honored that I not only was the objet de baiting, it was in a title!
So fuck you, Monkey!
…and, having slept all day, I’m now in the unenviable position of being awake at 4 am. I have to get up in four hours. Do I go to sleep or do I just go make signs now? I hate my life.
Posnanski, as is only natural, has an entire post on the subject.
I love him. That made me laugh. I like laughing.
You’re not bad — just vile and vulgar.
Like John Kruk.
that’s much closer to reality than many of you may realize. Or maybe not.
Is it the proximity to the hub of vulgarity in Central Florida?
South Carolina prosecutor caught in cemetary with stripper:
I guess that would explain your vehement preference for Corned beef over pastrami.