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Latest Articles: Miscellaneous
Subject: Confessional
Post Date: 2014-09-07 14:56:55 by James Deffenbach
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Subject: Confessional A guy enters a Roman Catholic Church confessional booth in D.C. He tells the Priest, "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. Last night, I beat the hell out of an Obama Supporter." The Priest responds, "My son, I'm here to forgive your sins, not to discuss your community service."
Mercy, mercy, me
Post Date: 2014-09-06 21:31:24 by Lod
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Judges authorize themselves to carry weapons without permit
Post Date: 2014-09-05 00:29:17 by X-15
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The man made not a single threat, but he prompted Judge William H. Harsha and his colleagues to discuss carrying handguns to protect themselves. The disheveled man acting as his own attorney at an appellate-court session in Marietta seemed overly emotional, aggressive, on the verge of hysteria and, perhaps, “a little unstable.” “It opened our eyes again. Some of our courthouses do not have security,” said Harsha, one of four judges on the 4th-District Ohio Court of Appeals. In an apparent first for an appeals court, the judges last week authorized themselves to carry concealed handguns both in and outside the 14 county courthouses where they conduct sessions. The ...
Then and Later - Who are They? interesting
Post Date: 2014-09-04 17:38:54 by Lod
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Good sleuthing and good luck - enjoy.
Jessica Simpson Shares Adorable Family Snapshot — and a Few Life Lessons
Post Date: 2014-09-04 17:30:44 by BTP Holdings
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Jessica Simpson is loving life as a newlywed. The fashion mogul, who wed Eric Johnson in July, shared a sweet family portrait alongside her husband, 34, and their two kids, daughter Maxwell, 2, and 1-year-old son Ace. "Feeling balanced, healthy and inspired. Proud to have shared my perspective with @glamourmag," she posted alongside the photo. Simpson, 34, shared her five tips for living happily ever after in an exclusive guest post for the magazine. "Today, I feel truly comfortable in my own skin," she wrote while reflecting on her life’s challenges and accomplishments. "Better exercise habits, food choices, and lifestyle changes have contributed to this, ...
Atwater police chief kills boy’s pet chicken: Fowl were in violation of city ordinance (poll)
Post Date: 2014-09-03 16:00:15 by X-15
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ATWATER –– An Atwater woman has filed a formal complaint against the Atwater Police Chief for trespassing on her property and killing her young son’s pet chicken – leaving the hen’s decapitated head just feet from the backyard chicken coop. Ashley Turnbull said she knows she violated the city’s ordinance that prohibits fowl and acknowledges she was told Aug. 7 by police to remove the three chickens and two ducks. But she said Police Chief Trevor Berger went too far when he came onto her property about a week later, when nobody was home, and clubbed, killed and decapitated a small, red hen with a shovel. “The chicken was like a puppy dog to my son,” ...
Sorch Faal's take on Freeh accident
Post Date: 2014-09-02 07:50:28 by Tatarewicz
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Coup Rumors Abound After Obama Attempt To Kill Feared FBI Director Fails A stunning new Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) report circulating in the Kremlin today is warning that Washington D.C. intelligence and political circles have been awash in coup and counter-coup rumors this week after President Obama failed in his attempt to assassinate one of the most feared Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Directors in American history. According to this report, a specialized assassination unit of US Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU) commandos this past week attacked former FBI Director Louis Freeh [photo top left] with what intelligence analysts in this report say was a ...
Read and Weep for US
Post Date: 2014-09-01 21:40:11 by Lod
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Beyond sad.
Top ten reasons to learn German
Post Date: 2014-08-31 22:58:26 by Tatarewicz
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The Local... Live in Germany and never learned a word? No more excuses, here are ten good reasons why now is the perfect time to buckle up and knuckle down with the lingo of Marx and Goethe. But when Spanish is simpler and more widespread, Russian is leagues ahead in mystery, and Italian more melodic and sun-drenched, why on earth should you bother? Well, for one, Germany is Europe's powerhouse economy, and that alone should give cause for thought. Professionally, speaking German will open doors for you, quite apart from arming you with some astoundingly long words that will earn you instant respect. If you live here, there are more than just monetary incentives to take the ...
MO Air Show
Post Date: 2014-08-31 19:09:16 by Lod
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Cameron Airshow 2014 from Aero Media Group on Vimeo.
Who was and where is the stanographer that said FreeMasons run the country and was dragged out of the session?
Post Date: 2014-08-31 17:48:16 by Itistoolate
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Conspiratologist Sean Hannity MASONS RUN THE GOVERNMENT
remember Hal Turner?
Post Date: 2014-08-31 16:56:45 by Itistoolate
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He was arrested or he worked for the Gov't.? which one was it?
His Father's Secret - a short film
Post Date: 2014-08-31 10:47:59 by Lod
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Baby gets emotional when mother sings
Post Date: 2014-08-31 10:00:40 by Itistoolate
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More Bullshit in Ferguson Today
Post Date: 2014-08-30 18:53:07 by Lod
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Amazing Poochie - You'll Smile
Post Date: 2014-08-30 18:05:58 by Lod
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The Elusiveness of Stolen Art
Post Date: 2014-08-30 12:13:11 by X-15
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Only 1.5 percent of looted work is ever recovered. Why don't museums put GPS trackers on everything? Earlier this month thieves made off with a giant Renaissance masterpiece—a 10-foot by six-foot piece painted by Guercino in 1639, and worth over $8 million. Whoever took the painting didn’t have to do much; the security alarm on the church wasn’t working, and according to The Telegraph the church that housed the painting didn’t have the money to get it fixed. Once a work of art leaves a museum or church, the chances of getting it back are extraordinarily slim. According to The Art Newspaper, roughly 1.5 percent of the art that is stolen is ever recovered. Once ...
Stealing From A Blind Man
Post Date: 2014-08-30 11:59:28 by X-15
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Gypsy steals a nogs bicycle, big chimpin'!!!
Post Date: 2014-08-28 10:46:29 by X-15
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Poster Comment:Houston nigs need to embrace "Diversity"......
NY Times Fabricates News "Article" Out of Lies and More Lies
Post Date: 2014-08-27 15:23:30 by FormerLurker
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The New York Times, apparently in an effort to further muddy its image as it's already widely known that the "news" it reports is at times less than honest and unbiased, has fallen to new lows as it fabricates an article today titled, "Ukraine Says Russian Forces Lead Major New Offensive in East". Without a shred of evidence or factual proof, a pair of NYT reporters pieced together Ukraine government propagana claiming that Russian tanks had just entered Ukraine and started shelling Ukraine positions, without ANY concern towards the accuracy of such claims or whether they had ANY factual basis at all. Yet, if you peek at the comments section you'll find ...
Mike Brown's Funeral Live [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2014-08-25 10:58:21 by Lod
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Get the popcorn.
buckie's new logo
Post Date: 2014-08-24 19:27:16 by Lod
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Bern's unusual fountains tell capital story (Switzerland)
Post Date: 2014-08-24 18:42:32 by X-15
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www.thelocal.ch/galleries...ntains-tell-capital-story
Bern is sometimes known as the ‘city of fountains’ — it is home to more than 100 of them. A tour of the oldest ones, dating back to medieval times with unusual statues such as a child-eating ogre, offers a fascinating way to get to know the Swiss capital, writes The Local's Emily Mawson.
If you have been to Bern, you are sure to have seen him — the grotesque ogre standing atop a plinth, busily gobbling small children.
He is halfway through devouring one babe, his hands grappling for the others who are trying to squirm out of the sack he has stuffed them into.
And all the while water spouts serenely ...
African space research: Dreaming of a manned shuttle
Post Date: 2014-08-24 13:35:22 by X-15
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For a start, his research centre is based in his back garden where there's not much evidence of the type of sophisticated tools and machinery I'd imagine you need for this kind of work. When I was there, most of the engineers were equipped with just sandpaper and paint brushes. They haven't even started work on the shuttle yet, at the moment it's more of a theoretical project. They have begun to build an aircraft though, apparently to test their engineering skills before they begin work on a shuttle which they hope will send a Ugandan cosmonaut into space. The plane they've built is sandwiched tightly, nose-to-tail, between two single-storey buildings which house ...
Somewhere Over the Rainbow [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2014-08-23 18:09:44 by Lod
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