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It's so nice to be missed.

domewatcher — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:25:04 -0500

I'm afraid I had to hit the road this morning to catch up on some dreaded work. I'm trying to make more so that I can spread more wealth to those behind me.

I am touched that I was missed but I'm never too far away. It's hard to get rid of cockroaches and us conservatives.

Re: Political Turkey pardon needed for Gov. Sarah Palin

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 16:37:43 -0500

I miss Domewatcher. He's so funny.

Re: Political Turkey pardon needed for Gov. Sarah Palin

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 12:42:10 -0500

I nominate myself for best recent post headline ever.

Re: Be nice to Domewatcher

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 12:40:24 -0500

Hard to understand why someone thinks they can post non sequitur essays railing against the will of the people, then disappear when called on it.

Maybe it has something to do with the will of the People.

Be nice to Domewatcher

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 11:48:06 -0500

What else does he have to watch?

The NC GOP site he's defending goes here...

North Carolina Federation of Republican Women...

Ncfrw.org

find something interesting

* Debt Consolidation
* Free Music Download
* Online Auction
* Mortgage Refinancing
* Discount Auto Insurance
* Online Merchant
* Payday Loans
* Domain Names

Telling. And funny.

Latent liberal tendencies

scharrison — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 10:29:36 -0500

"Oh, wait, what was it meant to do?"

It's a classic case. He's secretly attracted to us, and he thinks leveling incomprehensible umbrella-related insults toward us will disguise his painful longing. It's come to a head this morning because our site's been down for a few days undergoing digital surgery, and the temporary loss of voyeuristic thrills has driven him to panic.

We'll be back in action soon, Domewatcher. Until then, go get yourself a shade-grown, fair-trade, skinny mocha latte and thumb through a copy of Mother Jones.

Political Turkey pardon needed for Gov. Sarah Palin

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:38:58 -0500

I think we can all agree with the Wake GOP women on that one.

Re: Turkey pardons.

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:35:28 -0500

If your three paragraph non sequitur to BlueNC posters in the guise of pointing out the ridiculousness of Gov. Palin's turkey pardon was meant to...

Oh, wait, what was it meant to do?

Turkey pardons.

domewatcher — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:29:11 -0500

Several government studies have followed the post-life activities of pardoned turkeys. These studies have revealed that few, if any, pardoned turkeys retire to Florida. There is also no evidence that a pardoned turkey has ever lived in the Rose Garden or slept in the Lincoln Bedroom. And very few have been seen at the Governor's mansion since Gov. Hunt's 3rd term.

But the government study has proved that many pardoned turkeys are given screen-names and become regular posters over at BlueNC, thus finally offering an explaination for one of the great mysteries of the universe.

P.S. Please remember to always carry an umbrella if walking with a BlueNC poster. They somehow want to look up during a thunderstorm and it can be quite tragic. Holding an umbrella over them can sometimes be the difference in life and death.

Re: They're killing turkeys!

Gosh — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 06:54:53 -0500

Yup, that would be the feel-good segment where the Governor pardons a turkey on the local news for all the little kiddies.

Only MSNBC blocked out the "Carl" character from Caddy Shack doing the opposite by making turkey milkshakes in the replay as he grins over his shoulder at the beauty queen talking nonsense.

Even though the actual gore ran in living color on the local news, nobody is saying they're offended by it Domewatcher. It's just funny. Really, really funny.

They're killing turkeys!

domewatcher — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:08:06 -0500

On behalf of us redneck conservatives, I want to apologize for Sarah's video which shows the killing of turkeys. I never realized until now that my liberal, tree-hugging friends did not know that most turkeys are killed before serving. This is true of most animals being consumed by meat eaters.

This is a horrible turn of events......especially right here at Thanksgiving. I am sure that many of my liberal friends will shun the traditional Thanksgiving turkey now that they know the thing was killed before being cooked. (Bojangles and KFC also kill most chickens prior to serving. I think it has something to do with salmonella.) I can even remember the days when we chopped the turkey's head off, plucked the feathers and cooked and ate that big stuffed bird. And with homemade egg gravy, spoon bread and oyster dressing.

P.S. Next time someone tells you that "it is cold enough to kill hogs," just walk away. Liberals don't need to attend a good ole' country hog killin', especially if you get upset that they're killing turkeys.

If we depended on Newspapers for information...

Gosh — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 13:55:57 -0500

Wouldn't Pat McCrory be Governor?

That said, go Sarah, go! Where do Democrats give to make you the GOP nominee forever?

Re: Wake GOP women: Let her be

concetta — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 10:59:37 -0500

Lol Conmax. First, your tax dollars did not pay for Sarah's clothing.

And second, what about all the "gifts" the Democrat women get from special interest groups and lobbiests? First time you ever heard of that? Do the research instead depending on tv and newspapers for your information.

Sarah being Sarah

Gosh — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 08:02:16 -0500

Re: Wake GOP women: Let her be

jcotten1221 — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:11:10 -0500

Go Wake County Repupblican Women!!

And in response to the "bad taste" about her clothes--my contribution helped paid for her dresses-not your tax dollars and they have all been returned!

Go Palin!

Wake GOP women: Let her be

bniolet — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:40:54 -0500

Leave Sarah alone!

That is the message from a Wake County Republican women’s group, who think the post-election sniping at Alaksa Gov. Sarah Palin has been unfair.

The N.C. Federation of Republican Women passed a resolution expressing concern "about the negative treatment of Governor Sarah Palin by persons within our party, especially by McCain/Palin campaign staff, since the election."

The resolution also criticizes "negative media reports about Governor Sarah Palin (which) are insulting to all women who aspire to political office."

It also says Sen. John McCain has not gone far enough in defending his former vice presidential running mate.

At a Wake County Republican Women’s Club luncheon on Thursday, leaflets were distributed urging members to email the McCain campaign and urge him "stand up more forcefully" for Palin. Also distributed was the address for the Palin’s office in Juneau.

The club also has a life-size cardboard cut-out of Palin.