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By: Dave Poff (haystack) (Diary)  |  September 19th, 2010 at 11:54 AM  | 

RESIZE: AAA

Today’s the day mateys. While the grownups are busy flyin’ back home from Austin, let’s have us a little fun.

Go get your name before we make ye walk the plank. Ye knows what to do after that ya miserable lot o’ scalliwags…open thread…yarrrrr.

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  • annas

    I hope Christine O’Donnell’s handlers don’t mess up her interviews like Palin’s did! I think not a great idea to cancel out on Chris Wallace.

  • http://www.nighttwister.com Blackspot Levi

    They’ve come out and endorsed John Salazar (CO-3) and Betsy Markey (CO-4). We simply can’t have these people regularly working against us. I will state now that anyone that retains their membership in this organization is working against conservative and Republican goals.

    • rsexteriors

      Just found out last night that the NRA endorsed Chris Carney (PA-10) over the Republican Marino. PA-10 is a pretty conservative district and Carney is down by double digits. He voted for Tarp, Stimulus and the Health care bill even after he assured us that he would not vote for it. People here are mad as hell at him. He is going to LOSE. WHY would the NRA support him? He has already proven that he is not a man of his word and will vote for ANYTHING that his puppet master Pelosi tells him to vote for.

      I was so mad I cancelled my NRA membership last night. I’ll probably rejoin down the road, but it seems to me that the NRA is being run by either democrats or RINO’S and stupid ones at that.

      Not even to mention their support for the “Disclose” Act

      • txgho1911

        Stay in and inform fellow members and vote for the board nominees.
        If every one bails over the moderate and self inflicted leftist choices made then the org will change for the zumboed.
        Change the org for the freedom from inside.

        • Raven

          SAF is doing excellent work. Work the NRA used to do.
          Let the NRA bite the dust and raise up another group in its place. When that group rots as well, replace IT.

          That’s how we do it in a capitalist economy.

        • RedBeard

          Leaving the NRA because some of its leaders make crappy decisions makes no more sense than abandoning the GOP because there are dunderheads in the leadership.

          Stick and fight. The NRA belongs to me and millions of others, not to the temporary heads in the front office.

  • Mary Beth
  • deano64

    with Norah Jones. Check it out.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTxythHY09k&ob=av2e

  • Locked and Loaded

    Shiver me timbers! Don’t that put the wind in yer sails?

    BTW, anybody heard about that new pirate movie coming out?
    It’s rated Arrrrr!

    • http://www.hickpolitics.com Mad Meeko Horning

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    • deano64
  • joayn

    Beat that.

  • http://vladenblog.tumblr.com Vladimir

    And all I’ve got to say is Arrrrrrrrr-mageddon!

    Granny in Wikipedia.

  • http://UnitedConservativesofVirginia Cargosquid

    Feel that wind? That wind is the wind of freedom! The scalawags are in irons on a lee shore…..They’ll be aground afore ye know it. The crews of the Brotherhood of the Tea have scuppered the plans of the those thievin’ scoundrels! Outgunned and out sailed, the dogs are founderin’. That O’Donnell wench sent a shot right up their hawsepipe, she did! Didja heer em’ squawk? That cowardly dog slinked away with his tail ‘tween his legs.

    Raise the Jolly Roger! Don’t Tread On Me!

  • Next93

    What say ye, ye scurvy dogs?

    • Next93

      Ummm – didn’t realize I’d sized it that big. Sorry.

      Oh, and “yarrgh!”

    • Next93

      Say hello to Obamacare…

      • http://UnitedConservativesofVirginia Cargosquid

        They be excellent well. Needs more rum, though…..

  • aesthete

    h/t MarginalRevolution.com:

    This is a graph looking at the primary concern of small businesses over time.

    Two things to note:

    First, taxes + government regulation, if they had been made into one category, are the biggest worry of 36% of respondents, up from 29%. That implies that there are things that we can cut in both areas that might aid small businesses in surviving and thriving in the recession.

    Second, poor sales jumped up from ~10% in September to ~30%. To me, this indicates that the problems confronting the economy have to do with aggregate demand, not supply. Yet, Stimulus II was incredibly ineffective. Funny, that.

  • buzzyboop

    By scurvy dogs, obviously I mean Pelosi & Reid.

    Cheers as I swigs me Cap’n Morgan,
    Frank