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I’ll play the blues for you

August 31st, 2007 at 9:03 pm . by el nuko


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Friday Nite Blues. It don’t get better than this.

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92 Responses to “I’ll play the blues for you”

  1. comment number 1 by: SwampWoman

    Aaaaah, just what I need after work as I stress the heck out over learning another software program that I really, really hate and have to be an expert in by Tuesday morning.

  2. comment number 2 by: SwampWoman

    And because I really, really hate it, I will probably procrastinate over learning it and be forcing myself to concentrate at 4 a.m. Monday morning instead of just breaking it down into small manageable bits that I can chew on all weekend.

  3. comment number 3 by: no2liberals

    So, they know you are leaving, but you have to learn a new program?
    /ZUH?

  4. comment number 4 by: no2liberals

    Amir Taheri has a good piece up.

  5. comment number 5 by: SwampWoman

    Nah, different company software.

    /Somebody Bring me to life.

  6. comment number 6 by: SwampWoman

    Oh, no! It’s baaaaack! “Diaper Free Babies Fad Swells Despite Critics”.

    Isis Arnesen, 33, of Boston, has a 14-week-old daughter, Lucia, who is diaper-free. She said it can be awkward to explain the process to people, such as when she helped Lucia relieve herself in a sink at a public restroom.

    “Sometimes I don’t know what’s gonna happen and it doesn’t work, and sometimes I feel a little embarrassed,” Arnesen said. “It makes her happy though, right? She smiles, she’s happy.”

    Now, why would people get all upset about washing their hands at a sink that somebody just let a lil’ child go potty in? Hey, disgusting nasty people! If your little free range baby wants to potty in the sink, keep his/her lil’ butt at home until he/she is old enough to be really potty trained. But it’s all about the freedom from diapers and being more environmentally correct than anybody else, and screw the rest of the public that would have the same reaction to the child going potty in the sink as they would if you were.

    I bet that lil’ smiling, happy baby would be even happier with a trip through Mickey D’s drive through and a happy meal, but that’s probably not going to happen.

  7. comment number 7 by: SwampWoman

    Something tells me that this isn’t a problem that men would run across in their restrooms.

  8. comment number 8 by: beto_ochoa

    Well Ms SwampWoman #7,
    We will, during times of great pressure at beer busts, use the sinks for urinals.

  9. comment number 9 by: SwampWoman

    Social trends shade color forecasting business.

    At Benjamin Moore, Horn said the company spends a lot of time tracking colors in the fashion world.

    “What you wear often ends up on your wall,” she said. “The colors in your closet or in your makeup box invariably will be colors chosen to end up in your home.”

    That quote would almost lead me to believe that most men are completely indifferent to the colors of the walls, floors, appliances, furniture, dishes, etc. and that can’t be right.

  10. comment number 10 by: SwampWoman

    Sheesh, Beto, I did not want to hear that, but somehow it does not surprise me. Were there no trees or tires available? SwampMan has gone outside and peed on my CATS before.

  11. comment number 11 by: no2liberals

    You are absolutely correct, Swampie, as the white on my shirts doesn’t match the white on my walls, or appliances. But then, I don’t personally know any men with a makeup box, either.

    Morning Beto. Saw where your comment the other day became thread worthy at Gateway Pundit.

  12. comment number 12 by: SwampWoman

    Beijing to fix menus that are lost in translation so get your steamed crap and virgin chicken before the translation police make your adventures in eating a little less scary.

  13. comment number 13 by: beto_ochoa

    Yes n2l, turns out it was a different Norman Hsu. Who knew? Two boys named Hsu.

  14. comment number 14 by: SwampWoman

    Ooooh, nice one, beto.

  15. comment number 15 by: beto_ochoa

    #12 SwampWoman,
    With the English in Hong Kong for so long (-5, blatant rhyming) you would think the Chinese would have their translating down by now. I think the world’s gonna get a big surprise just how backward and brutal the mainland culture is when these olympics take place.

  16. comment number 16 by: SwampWoman

    SwampMan woke me before he left with strict instructions that I was to sleep until NOON, and then start doing the computer stuff that I’m dreading.

    I wish people wouldn’t wake me up to tell me to sleep.

  17. comment number 17 by: no2liberals

    Their names are Hsu…how are you?
    Either or, they are still both shills for the ChiComms, to peddle influence, of which the Clintoons have no shame in accepting, for the right price.

    Please, think of the kittens!
    /lol

  18. comment number 18 by: no2liberals

    Beto, I just know some Chinese dissidents, maybe even some Falun Gong survivors(few as they may be), will try and have some kind of protest or media spectacle, during the Olympics. I wonder if the outside world will even get close enough to the shipyards to see the massive military naval building program.

    Sman, he’s a crafty one.

  19. comment number 19 by: no2liberals

    Uh-oh, Swampie.
    Looks like the diaper less baby idea is catching on, and the Chinese method of stifling dissent.

  20. comment number 20 by: no2liberals

    See y’all a little later on. Errand time.

  21. comment number 21 by: SwampWoman

    Some people tend to assume that other cultures are the same as theirs. We see examples of that all the time. Toys from China, adulterated food from China…this stuff isn’t illegal there, people. This is not a new problem.

    I was reading an article in, I *think* IBD, or maybe WSJ, where Chinese factories are having to shut down due to a shortage of literate workers. India, where a lot of jobs are outsourced, also has a finite number of well-educated workers which is putting an upward trend on wages.

  22. comment number 22 by: SwampWoman

    In the Outpost Delta office of Capt. Quintin Jones, the commander of Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, there’s a grab-your-attention poster featuring a lineup of players in football gear. The caption runs: “Ever wonder why the Marines don’t have a football team like the Army, Navy or Air Force?

    “We’re here to protect a country, not a quarterback.”

    Double “heh”.

  23. comment number 23 by: no2liberals

    It’s Saturday, that means it’s time for Steyn.
    Mark Steyn: There were two creeps in the men’s room.

  24. comment number 24 by: Robert_D

    Anybody home? Yoo Hooooo….here’s a couple of tidbits from Texas.

    Texas spiders’ monstrous webs baffle scientists

    Woman finds unusual creature in Texas

    I’ll be back later. :smile:

  25. comment number 25 by: Robert_D

    Hey n2l….you snuck right by the slow typer.

  26. comment number 26 by: Robert_D

    Better article.

    Texas Woman Claims to Have Found Mythical ‘Chupacabra’

  27. comment number 27 by: SwampWoman

    I think Texas woman better get out a dog breed reference and look up “Mexican Hairless” or Xoloitzcuintli.

  28. comment number 28 by: SwampWoman

    Well, dang, that link didn’t come through. Let me try another one. Xoloitzcuintli.

  29. comment number 29 by: Robert_D

    That’s what I was thinking Swamps. Some inbreeding and a bad attitude.

  30. comment number 30 by: SwampWoman

    Well, I reckon if I were dead and beheaded, I’d likely have a bad attitude too.

    Very rare/ancient breed of dogs in Mexico associated with the Aztecs. With the rains and ‘canes, I suppose some of them may have gotten lost or gone feral. We’ve got coydogs running around here, perhaps there are uglyass xolotes running around Mexico.

  31. comment number 31 by: no2liberals

    Yeah, that spider web story has been a big story down here all week.
    Chupacabra my arse. Most people wouldn’t even know that word, if it weren’t for X Files.
    Y’all must have some really horny coyotes down there, the coyotes here hunt dogs in packs, using a female in heat as bait, then kill and eat the dogs.
    /damn coyotes

  32. comment number 32 by: no2liberals

    I’ll be in and out, far too many games on to keep up with, much less posting.

  33. comment number 33 by: Robert_D

    This is unbelievable. I have never agreed with the Sierra Club, and seldom with the Teamsters, but my record is intact with the 9th circus. The Bush infatuation with the Mexicans makes me cringe and wonder just WTH is he thinking.

    Court Rejects Challenge to Allowing 100 Mexican Truckers Under Bush Program

    That’s 100 Mexican Trucking Companies. Thousands of drivers that can’t read the signs or speak the language and don’t know the laws.

  34. comment number 34 by: no2liberals

    Law Enforcement is still requiring that the drivers be able to understand English, a law that has been on the book for ten years. The Mexican trucking companies are having a hard time finding qualified drivers, and they know their trucks and cargo will be impounded, if caught with a driver that can’t communicate.
    As for W being on the same side as Teamsters and Gaians is baffling to me.

  35. comment number 35 by: Robert_D

    Random pickings: Two Planes Collide During Acrobat Display at Air Show in Poland

    Click on the picture to enlarge. I don’t think it was those two planes that collided. One is intact and one is exploding before impact.

  36. comment number 36 by: no2liberals

    Truck drivers will be required to read, speak English.

  37. comment number 37 by: Robert_D

    If there is such a law, (required to understand English) it is not enforced anywhere that I know of.

  38. comment number 38 by: no2liberals

    Looks like three planes to me, one intact, and two in that cloud of debris.

  39. comment number 39 by: no2liberals

    I was trying to find an article from a few days ago, the DPS in Texas is enforcing it…easy money,if they can’t communicate.

  40. comment number 40 by: no2liberals

    Read that link, it is from Free Republic.

  41. comment number 41 by: Robert_D

    They Don’t Speak English Now! That is a bunch of Bullsh**.

  42. comment number 42 by: SwampWoman

    Uh hunh. I know lots that speak perfectly good English unless the police come by. Then nobody can habla Ingles.

  43. comment number 43 by: no2liberals

    Maybe so, I don’t know.
    I just know what I’ve read about the DPS. Maybe the CHP doesn’t do their job.

  44. comment number 44 by: Robert_D

    The requirement has been on the books for decades, but enforcement has begun before Mexican trucks are allowed in the U.S. interior as of Thursday.

    “We have found people in violation of this for a number of years, and we’re working feverishly to correct it,” said John Hill, head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

    Since 1971, federal law has said that commercial drivers must read and speak English “sufficiently to understand highway traffic signs and signals and directions given in English and to respond to official inquiries.”

    My point exactly! Since 1971 these laws have been there, yet no enforcement. Now!, they think things will change.

  45. comment number 45 by: SwampWoman

    I’m against it. We don’t need yet another source of smuggling.

  46. comment number 46 by: Robert_D

    Yup, must be a California thang.

  47. comment number 47 by: no2liberals

    Funny how that works, Swampie.
    The foreign cab, limo, and shuttle drivers in Dallas are required to speak, read, and write English, and are tested on it, to prove proficiency. Yet, get them alone with a passenger, and a steering wheel in their hands, nope can’t understand a danged thing, except taking you the long way.

  48. comment number 48 by: no2liberals

    I was never in favor of NAFTA to begin with, so where is the road back, to before that time? I’ve got the danged NAFTA Highway(I-35) running right through my city, and try to stay off it.

  49. comment number 49 by: Robert_D

    I never liked NAFTA either. I don’t know how to go back, but going forward at this point in time makes no sense at all. Letting more foreigners into the country with 40 tons of who knows what at their control is just stupid.

  50. comment number 50 by: no2liberals

    Did you see what I meant, in that plane crash photo?

  51. comment number 51 by: Robert_D

    #38 n2l

    I see it now. I also missed the pilot in the front of the plane that just got hit.

  52. comment number 52 by: Robert_D

    #50 ditto

  53. comment number 53 by: no2liberals

    If y’all really want to check your nausea and pucker factors, go to Gateway Pundit, and scroll down on some his posts for the past day or two.

  54. comment number 54 by: no2liberals

    Those two pilots were at the max, on their pucker factors.
    Dang!

  55. comment number 55 by: no2liberals

    Here’s the crash video.

  56. comment number 56 by: Robert_D

    Wow…

  57. comment number 57 by: no2liberals

    More video from Pass Christian, during Katrina.

  58. comment number 58 by: Robert_D

    I just wonder what the AP considers “Civilians”.

    BAGHDAD - Civilian deaths rose in August to their second-highest monthly level this year, according to figures compiled Saturday by The Associated Press. That raises questions about whether U.S. strategy is working days before Congress receives landmark reports that will decide the course of the war.

    More than 1,800 Iraqis killed in August

  59. comment number 59 by: SwampWoman

    “Civilians” probably means “terrorists”.

  60. comment number 60 by: Robert_D

    Yup…

  61. comment number 61 by: no2liberals

    According to the Brookings institute figures, on page 14 of this pdf, the death toll of Iraqi citizens has been much higher, in each month this year.
    Looking at Irag Body Count, can’t make a lot of sense out of what they are doing, but doesn’t seem that high.
    Basically, I don’t ever believe Al AP anyway. If they want to get the info from death certificates recorded by the Iraqi government, then I might believe them.

  62. comment number 62 by: Robert_D

    AP=Always Political….

  63. comment number 63 by: SwampWoman

    I watched the Pass Christian video. SwampMan had said he was going to stay through any hurricane; then he asked me what evacuation zone we were in. We’re in a cat 5 evac zone because it will be under water. He was goin’ bullbleep, we have had 5 feet of water in the lower pastures just during a tropical depression before!

    The roads in and out are lower so when the water starts rising, we pretty much don’t have a choice.

    /He’s thinking something on 10′ piers might be nice.

  64. comment number 64 by: SwampWoman

    Yeah, it all depends on where the information comes from.

    /Terrorists are such drama queens.

  65. comment number 65 by: no2liberals

    Cat 5 doesn’t mean five feet of water, he might need that info.
    Show him the poor guy from Chalmette that rode out Katrina, and was cursing his bad judgement, and saying over and over and over and over again, that he would never stay again.

  66. comment number 66 by: SwampWoman

    I’m kind of on Patrick Swayze overload from Spike TV (Next of Kin, Roadhouse).

  67. comment number 67 by: no2liberals

    In Iraq, 3,184 enemy KIA, and 1016 enemy WIA, with another 17,946 detained.
    America’s North Shore Journal.

  68. comment number 68 by: no2liberals

    Those numbers are since 15 Jan 07 to 31 Jul 07.
    I’m on football OD status. Got to get back in all day long college football viewing condition.

  69. comment number 69 by: SwampWoman

    No, I looked at the maps, we’re projected to be under 5′ of water during a cat 5; however, since we’ve had easily that much in the lower pastures during a tropical depression, we believe that the flooding potential is seriously underestimated. Plus, the monster trees we have all around us would destroy the house.

    Swimming in 150 mph + winds with the snakes and the gators would not be my idea of a good time.

  70. comment number 70 by: no2liberals

    I have never considered trying to stand up in the face of one of those beasts, and can’t understand anyone even contemplating it.

  71. comment number 71 by: SwampWoman

    Gotta listen to some of that exquisite despair of Evanescence.

  72. comment number 72 by: no2liberals

    I like her studio stuff better than the unplugged.
    According to the guy on the acoustic guitar, her bestest bud, she has had a deeply disturbing young life, that would curdle the blood in most people, if they knew what she has experienced. Listening and looking at her, I will take his word for it.

  73. comment number 73 by: SwampWoman

    If we couldn’t get the critters out, I would stay. When Floyd was headed this way, all the neighbors packed up and ran (or attempted to on the car-to-car parking lot that were the roads; we had 3 horses, about a 100 ewes, 10 sows and a boar and piglets, 10 cats, 5 dogs….

  74. comment number 74 by: SwampWoman

    Last night, I didn’t want anything to distract from her voice. Studio stuff is good too, don’t get me wrong, just sometimes I like the acoustic better.

  75. comment number 75 by: no2liberals

    #73-All the more reason to pack it up, and head on down the road early, instead of waiting for the roads to fill up. It’s what I always did, nothing bad ever happened to my house, but I didn’t regret my decision…ever!

  76. comment number 76 by: SwampWoman

    I’m not sure if I like Going Under better acoustic or studio.

  77. comment number 77 by: SwampWoman

    Son called, said he had a buyer for the hell bitch mare. She and I have reached an understanding over the years, and she greets me now with the soft whicker she would use to baby talk to the foal she has never had. She’s in her 20s now and is starting to be a little stiff in her trot. She wouldn’t eat when we have sent her off to breed, and came home a few hundred pounds lighter each time and slipped the foal. I just can’t do it. I don’t want her sent off to slaughter to feed some French person or be abused in any way.

    SwampMan, though, would not understand why I continue to pay $250 a month for food/farrier/etc. for an old horse that is of no use to me, so he won’t know about that offer.

  78. comment number 78 by: no2liberals

    I like this lil ol’girl from Temple, Tx.
    And this ol’girl, from who knows where.
    Then of course, who will save the Kitty.

  79. comment number 79 by: no2liberals

    It’s long been known, here in Texas, the surest way to become a millionaire, is to start keeping horses, when you are a billionaire.

  80. comment number 80 by: no2liberals

    I’m out, y’all.
    Night.

  81. comment number 81 by: no2liberals

    Oh, and to preempt any questions, it wasn’t me that was the lone winner of the $355million Mega Million last night, from Texas.
    /lucky bastid

  82. comment number 82 by: SwampWoman

    Have any of y’all seen tire bale houses being built? I know that the rammed earth construction with tires and tire bale construction is probably more used out your way than here.

  83. comment number 83 by: SwampWoman

    Sumbitch! I forgot to buy a ticket up in Georgia yesterday.

    /I don’t think I could deal with all the new friends, though.

  84. comment number 84 by: Robert_D

    Ya know Swamps, there’s a time to run and a time to fight. I don’t know about hurricanes but I waited out a forest fire once, and I think it must be a little bit the same. If my animals cant get out…..well, it’s just not right to leave them, but the will to live may override that.

  85. comment number 85 by: Robert_D

    Dang it! I’m late again…

  86. comment number 86 by: no2liberals

    Robert D, go back to the Katrina thread, and try and put yourself in that poor guys shoes, in Chalmette.
    Swampie, never heard of such a house.
    Once again, night.

  87. comment number 87 by: Robert_D

    G’nite all…..

  88. comment number 88 by: SwampWoman

    Well, the good thing about Florida is that they understand that if some little old lady’s poodle or chihuahua or kitties are not allowed in a shelter, then they won’t go either, so there are places for them. Not so much for folks with the larger livestock.

    As hurricanes approach, though, there will be a procession of horse transports taking the multi-million dollar thoroughbreds up north out of harm’s way.

  89. comment number 89 by: Robert_D

    Katrina thread? What? What shoes? Again G’nite all….

  90. comment number 90 by: SwampWoman

    Oh, dang, I was just looking at one being built in Colorado. Huge compressed bales of tires, cabled together, and covered with shot crete.

    I was researching to come up with a low-cost yet more secure place for the critters since I believe next year will be a more active season again depending on ENSO.

  91. comment number 91 by: SwampWoman

    Heh. N2l posted something on the Katrina thread that recorded some people staying in their house in an expensive subdivision during Katrina. The water came in from the gulf and went from the steps to the ceiling in 3 minutes. They spent the storm clinging to the rafters in the attic and spending the night with the snakes and other varmints that had crawled up there for shelter.

  92. comment number 92 by: SwampWoman

    I better go to bed as well. I have LOTS of books I’m supposed to be studying.

    G’night.

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