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Stroke Me, Stroke Me
"Thank you, thank you..."
-- the vulgar Pigboy thanking Tina Turner
for singing, "Simply the best..."
Guess what, Pigboy, she wasn't singing about you.
Condit's
Democratic enablers
Condits colleagues should have demanded he come clean about
Chandra Levy right away.
Instead, they're still defending his stonewalling.
from July 13, 2001
http://www.salon.com/politics/feature/2001/07/13/condit/index.html
Excerpt:
Democrats should have been calling on Condit
from Day 1 to come clean about his relationship with Levy.
The fact that he only recently told police
they were lovers means law enforcement officials lost critical weeks
in trying to understand Levy's frame of
mind at the time she disappeared. In the event she was murdered,
they no doubt lost access to crucial clues,
clues that probably don't but could conceivably lead to Condit.
From: editor@way2muchsense.com
Subject: Running Scared
I respectfully disagree with you on Rep. Condit
and whether the DNC should disown him. IF (and that's a big IF)
he did anything, he should find a quiet way to
exit for the good of his party. On the other hand, if this is just
another
offensive of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy,
we should stand on principle and not act like a bunch of scared bunnies
(as you often put it). After all,
in this country, and in the Democratic Party, a man is innocent until proven
guilty.
Saying Condit "should" exit if he's guilty gives the party no protection at all.
If we react to this by "eating our own," we lower
ourselves to the level of the VRWC. We send a message
to the world that the Democrats are unwilling
to go to bat for their members and go scurrying under the
cracks like cockroaches at the first sign of
trouble.
So, you ARE willing to die trying to save Condit Hill?
Disowning Condit will not end the controversy.
First of all, the GOP fully intends to wave this bloody shirt in public
at every opportunity regardless of the man's
guilt. Second, if Condit went away, there would be another poor
unfortunate soul to take his place within a few
months...and another...and another, until the party is wholly discredited.
That is the goal of the VRWC.
As things sit right now, we will have the never-ending "Clinton,
Chandra, Monica, Intern, Bondage, Condit,
Bloodstain, Monica, Chandra, Semen-stain,
Condit, Cigar, Clinton, Neckties, Monica, Chandra,"
until the next election. My suggestion would mitigate this to
some degree. When Ann Coulter says,
The Democrats are the party of perverted murderers," at least we can
say we disowned the guy.
Besides, it's my understanding Condit voted GOP 62% of the time.
We're going to sacrifice the House for a guy who doesn't even give
us half the votes?
Of course, you're free to suggest I'm overreacting to the idea that
twenty months of "Clinton, Chandra, Monica,
Intern, Bondage, Bloodstain-Condit, Monica,
Chandra, Semen-stain, Condit, Cigar, Clinton, Neckties,
Monica, Chandra," will
hurt us next Noveember, but I'm not as confident as you.
As I suggested during the WH vandalism "scandal,"
Democrats targeted by the VRWC should take full
advantage of their rights under the Fifth Amendment
of the Constitution. To do otherwise is to feed the
beast, and if you feed the beast, the beast wins,
and then God help us all.
I don't mean to put words in your mouth, but it sounds like you're saying
we should lose the House
with class and dignity, so as not to become "one of them." Aren't
we tired of losing with pride?
We have seen what happens when the right has total
power for just a few short months.
If we play their game, they will have power for
a generation or more.
Please, don't let this happen.
Dumping Condit gives them power?
I don't think you have made a cinvincing case
for that,
but I appreciate the polite disagreement.
Visit David's website at http://www.geocities.com/way2muchsense/
Quotes
"President Bush is meeting with other
leaders in Italy.
This is true, they had to call in police
to remove some anarchists.
When Bush heard the news he said, "Good
– now send them back to Antarctica!"
"Yesterday Dick Cheney came down with
laryngitis so his wife had to deliver a speech for him.
After the speech, Cheney's wife had
to spend the rest of the day telling Bush what to do."
-- Conan
Check out Sally Slate
http://www.onlinejournal.com/Commentary/Slate071601/slate071601.html
She's outrageous!
Freepers
turn on their best friend, Larry Klayman
After nine years of worship, Freepers turn...
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b54e75d4285.htm
Excerpt:
Larry Klayman Is A Moron ...
Thanks to LordStarFyre@aol.com
Quotes
"Welcome to the Tonight show.
We have a new set, new desk,
new chairs, new everything.
Just the same as Gary Condit's
apartment!"
-- Leno
From: jbhigdon@townsend.com
Subject: Condit
I don't give a rat's ass about Condit.
What I care about is the crap like what is at
the top of today's MWO.
When is a Democrat going to stand up and say,
"Have
you no shame!? Have you no sense of decency!?"
Of course we know that the answer to that question
is "No. Of course not!"
But it would be nice to see a little outrage for once.
Jim H.
Jim, I'm not asking you to give a rat's ass about Condit.
I'm asking you to care about the 2002 elections.
Can I be that bad at making a point?
You thought that rant was about Condit?
I'm trying to save the House, man.
Screw Condit.
Quotes
"Dick Cheney, I wouldn't give this guy's troubles
to a monkey on a rock. He gets his electric bill.
He doesn't live in the White House.
He lives next door in the junior White House. He gets his
electric bill and it is $186,000. I
am telling you he should have gotten the solar-powered pacemaker.
You'd have a big electric bill if you
had to use those electric paddles eight times a day. 'Clear!'
On top of all that Cheney has laryngitis.
He can't talk.
Of course, that's from yelling all
day: 'Quick, my heart pills, quick!'
I'm in a lousy mood! Last night I found out Mom is dating a congressman.
Now, I don't get this. George W. Bush
is in Europe again. Wasn't he just there?
This is all part of his second "I'm
In Over My Head" tour."
He's in Europe for the G-8 Summit. When
asked if George W. could name any of the members
of the G-8 he said, "Why sure. Superman,
Spiderman, Batman, Aquaman, Wonderwoman."
-- Dave
I have nothing to do with this.
I'm just saying the site exists.
I mean, I know he's always preferred stallions over fillies...
More Guitar Stuff
Quotes
"Where? Northern Ireland? No, what I
told the leaders of--Prime Minister Blair
and Ahern, I said, 'call
me if you heed help.' They're the folks closest to the ground.
They're intricately involved
in the situation."
-- President Weak & Stupid, trying
to remember which continent Ireland is on.
Did
Kathrine Graham Murder her Husband?
...or is Richard Mellon Scaife just being
an asshole again?
Excerpt:
"She had him committed to a mental hospital,
and he was clearly intending divorce when
she signed him out and took him for a
weekend outing during which he was found shot.
His death was ruled a suicide."
ha ha
So, thirty years before Clinton, we had the Graham Body
Count?
Republicans never change, do they?
Where's the pressure on Gary Condit to do something?
Two weeks ago, I would've (and may have) guaranteed the demos
would win back
the House next year. Right now, as of tonight, I'd say it's
closer to a pick 'em.
Look at the situation Condit has put us in.
We're going to hear 24/7 non-stop "Clinton,
Chandra, Monica, Intern, Bondage, Bloodstain-Condit,
Monica, Chandra, Semen-stain, Condit,
Cigar, Clinton, Neckties, Monica, Chandra,"
until either Chandra shows up, or the dark knight of the 2002
elections, where we could lose 60 seats
...if we don't do something.
Remember what the GOP hate machine did to us in Florida?
Did you read that last
Robert Parry article on Florida?
They came in with tanks and we laid down for them.
Bill Bennett and the moralist crowd will be swarming on cable
news until this ends.
How many weeks/months will we hear the 24/7 "Democrats
are murdering perverts" drumbeat.
Is there anybody who thinks Condit should le left alone?
Is Condit's innocence what we want to bet the next election on?
Why isn't Condit getting an ultimatum from Dick Gephardt?
Do we want to bet the House that the Condit story won't get worse
every day?
For months?
I don't know how you get kicked out of a party, but it needs to
happen to Condit.
Probably, all it would take is for a dozen older Democrats to
call a press conference.
Is there anybody who thinks we should stick with Condit till the end?
Sidebar:
Before you ask, it was different
with Clinton.
- the whole country elected Clinton twice.
- Clinton didn't kill anybody - for certain.
- we knew Clinton was set up because of
the damage he was doing to Reagan's revolution,
or whatever they called that
great train robbery. Condit wasn't set up.
So, I say we don't go down with Condit.
If you think we should risk the House sticking with him, write to me.
We can politely disagree.
From: johnrb@erols.com
Subject: Danny Gatton
Hi BC-
I'm mostly a classical fan and no judge of guitarists,
but I did have the pleasure of hearing
the late Danny Gatton perform live a few times.
He sure as hell sounded like the real deal to me,
and when you hear him I think you might agree.
Danny killed himself a few years
back. No one really knows why. He only had a few
commercially released recordings, and his
wife sells them from this site...
http://look.net/BigMo/NRG.html
...so instead of waiting for a badly dubbed copy
you might wanna order one from here
and toss a few bucks to someone who can truly
use it. I don't think you'll be disapointed.
-JRB
JRB,
I really enjoyed your letter.
What is it about guitar talk that makes people lose their sanity?
I don't know how people read what they read, but I'm getting
angry e-mails saying,
"How dare you say Gatton was a no-talent
loser."
Here's how it went yesterday:
Rude Rich:
>> What a fucking dork you are.
>> You tell me that Danny Gatton can't
be any good on guitar because you never heard of him.
>> Rich, I didn't say your boy Gatton was no good - I've never
heard of him.
Thanks for reading what I wrote.
Crossing Jordan
I've never heard of this before.
The new Jill Hennessey show, Crossing Jordan, has the
former Law & Order babe
as a lady who does autopsies with a twist, whatever that
means.
The strange thing is, they already sold the show in syndication
before a
single episode hits the air. Have you ever heard of that before?
Pax TV announced they have bought the show for next year.
They must be pretty confident that they have a wiiner of they're
re-selling
the show before the public has seen it. Let's hope it's
good.
From: Neva
Subject: Rudely Ejected
On July 2, I was touring the Jefferson Memorial
with family and friends.
Then a policeman ordered everyone to leave.
People objected, dawdled and asked why.
He was forceful, even rude, and ordered
us all out of the monument.
We all stood around, cordoned off,
to wait to see what was happening.
Soon President and Mrs. Bush arrived by
motorcade.
Imagine our surprise when we saw television
coverage of the event showing
the Bushes shaking hands with "visitors"
to the memorial. What visitors?
We had been rudely ejected. The visitors
must have arrived in the motorcade or been
bused in around the other side of the building
while the real visitors were rudely herded out.
This is democracy?
NEVA
Neva, no, this is NOT democracy.
This is what we have since Tony Scalia decided the voter's wishes
didn't count.
...and the whore media is complicit in the cover-up.
That's why you saw hand-picked staffers, bussed in as "tourists"
having a good time with Smirky.
Those "tourists" were as real as the "citizens" who stopped the
ballot count in Florida.
Remember whenever Bill Clinton left the White House, some Freepers
would scream
foul names at him and the whore press gave them front page
coverage every time.
But when an unelected, weak and stupid moron is appointed by
his daddy's white, wealthy friends,
the American whore press joined the charade because they don't
want to make Karl Rove angry.
No, Neva, we do NOT have a democracy.
We have a boy king who's dumber than spoiled meat.
Our good friend Jack at democratic-alliance.com
is going to
be roasted on C-Span
this Saturday between 7:30 and 8 EST.
It'll repeat two hours later.
Guess who had a hilarious exhange last night?
Old Larry King was talking to Mark Garegos (D-Sane) and Ann Coulter (R-Clownblower)
COULTER: I'm not married.
GERAGOS: And I wonder why, Ann. I wonder
why.
Can you imagine coming home to this crew?
COULTER: Another excellent argument. Last night I was drunk. Tonight...
GERAGOS: I know. And tonight you're single.
Well, there's a correlation there, Ann...
COULTER: You have many excellent arguments.
GEREGOS: Maybe if you'd quit blowing
clowns for free french fries...
Well, maybe that last line was mine, but every other word came from the transcript
Quotes
"He woke up this morning sort of croaking
and making some noises."
Lynne Cheney, on Dick, whose laryngitis forced her to
deliver his energy speech in Philadelphia
From: shoffman@plains.net
Subject: Need an answer to Question
So you are DEMON-CRATS!
It figures you would have a JOKE of a page like
this one, hahaha!
You people are a laugh a minute.
To bad your page isn't a sophisticated as Rush
Limbaugh's.
Dumb stupid democrats can't even vote proper,
FLORIDUH!!!!
Sharon
<takes a sip of the Chinaco...>
Sharon, ...you're a lady, right?
The place you're from, ...where you grew up, ...what are the men like?
Guitar Stuff
I found that tape of Mr. Guitar God.
I'll post some sound bites tonight or this weekend, meanwhile,
I thought I'd show you something that looks unusual to me.
I don't play guitar, but I was in a bunch of bands years ago,
owned a live rock club,
been to a hundred concerts and have seen hundreds of guitar players
on TV or tape,
and I've never seen a guitar player use his left hand like this.
.....
.....
.....
Don't most guitar players use the tips of their fingers?
This guy, his name is Scott, seems to use the flat of his fingers
to hold down strings.
And he just holds it down for a fraction of a second - he slaps
the string with the part
of his finger where the fingerprint swirls.
Since I don't play, you might write back and say, "Idiot,
the first one's a G chord, the second one is an A,"
but I've seen dozens of guitar players, and nobody ever
LOOKED like this while playing before.
Hell, I tried to do this...
...and I hurt my hand.
Will post some clips soon, but isn't that a weird way to play.
It's funny, on this tape, he's teaching other very experience
players tricks.
They're saying things like, "Show me how you do that seventh-suspended
thing
without using that finger or that string," or whatever.
If you play, you'd enjoy this tape.
G.O.P.’s
Affair With Condit Is Over
by Joe Conason
Excerpt:
If the Republicans are the stupid party,
as conservative commentators often remark,
they are also undoubtedly the lucky party.
Over the past several years, their leaders in
Congress have tried repeatedly to recruit
a certain very conservative Democrat from
Modesto, Calif., into their ranks.
As recently as last December, the Bush transition
team reportedly put Gary Condit on
the short list of its prospective nominees
for Secretary of Agriculture.
Only good fortune preserved them from those possibilities.
Our BartCop Entertainment section is getting closer and closer.
Check out this sample page by listentoivy@yahoo.fr
She's doing the UK Entertainment and celebrity gossip.
Quotes
"Have you folks been following the Gary
Condit saga?
A couple of days ago police found
blood
stains in his carpet.
And you know what that means,
in about a year he'll be in Florida playing golf."
-- Dave
From: genslab@genslab.com
Subject: Bartcop Banned in Dixie!
Well BC-
I hope you're satisfied you've been banned in
Dixie and
Koncerned Konservative Kitizens are building
bonfires with your work:
Rob,
I've never been big with the Hitler Youth.
Quotes
"Economists predict that this year's federal
surplus will be $120 billion
less than predicted in January.
The missing $120 billion was reportedly
last seen on a date with Congressman
Gary Condit."
"Condit also agreed to give a DNA sample to
the police, which comes
as no surprise because he has been
willing to give his DNA sample
to everyone else in Washington."
-- Dennis Miller, former comedian
Sony Music
sues the Dixie Chicks
Sony is suing the Dixie Chicks for breach of
contract. A complaint filed Tuesday in federal court
accused the Dixie Chicks of trying to leave Sony
on "sham" claims that they've been underpaid.
Sony lawyers asked the court to enforce the current
contract and bar The Chicks from signing with another label.
Since signing with Sony in 1997, the group has
recorded two albums - "Wide Open Spaces" and "Fly" -
selling 15 million records worldwide, the complaint
said. Sony claims the contract calls for up to 4 more albums.
Despite being paid millions of dollars, the Dixie
Chicks demanded the company renegotiate their contract for
millions more, the suit said. Talks broke off
last week when the group announced it was leaving the label based
on false claims Sony was withholding royalties,
it alleged.
First of all, the Dixie Chicks aren't my favorites.
They're probably good, for a country act, but if there's no Shania
or Faith in the group,
they're not going to attract my attention, but I know who they
are.
But look at that whore press release that (no doubt) Sony dictated and distributed.
"Despite being paid millions of dollars," ...what does that sentence mean?
Sony sells 15,000,000 albums, at, say $15 each, which is $225,000,000.
Let's say Sony paid them "millions of dollars"
each.
That's what, six million dollars?
Out of $225 million, the artist gets $6 million?
...and they had the gall to ask for more?
How greedy can those Dixie Chicks be?
All I know for sure is the whore who wrote that story and the whores
who printed it
should be ashamed of themselves for trying to screw those girls out
of their money.
One other thought:
I know this isn't very capitalistic, but once you've got your $50 million
or $300 million in the bank,
like the vulgar Pigboy or Bill Gates, it's time to stop being so damn
greedy. But when you're a new act,
and the label is taking 90 percent plus of all the money you generate,
that's a crime.
And there's no way the Dixie Chicks can fight Sony court.
Besides, after what we saw from the High Whore Court last December,
who can trust what any judge does anymore?
Sony probably owns more judges than Vito Corleone.
Lauren Bush
Only 16, and she knows how to n-a-s-t-y
If you look close, she's showing a little something.
Quotes
"21 years ago today Saddam Hussein was
first elected president of Iraq
and he has been re-elected
ever since. Apparently they have the same
electoral process we do,
you don't need the popular vote to win"
-- Jay Leno
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