Sheep will always be sheep!

Also, recalling the wisdom of Sam Kinison:

“See this?  This is sand.  Things don’t grow in sand.  GET OUT!  GET OUT OF THE F’ING DESERT!”

But… but… WATER WILL KILL THE SAND WORMS, AND THEN WHERE WILL WE GET THE SPICE?!?!?!?!

The only “silly mistake” I see is that the navy ships missed.

“But I have health insurance that says I get medications, you have to provide them.” Oh no I do not…

“Earthquake in Hawaii” is libcode for “birtherism.”

See: cap & trade
It’s okay to be bad, if you pay someone else to be good, or at least not to get any worse.
(What? Why, yes, the appropriate response is “¡¿Qué?!")

Back to the specific article.
I gotta agree with RockDoc.

Once again, thanks to Stilton, we see how unresponsive the Bush Administration was.  Bush just didn’t care.  In the aftermath of the Hawaii disaster, he should have been with first responders.  He should have been there with fresh-brewed java for the victims like Stilton.  I guess Hawaii was just too poor to have warranted presidential attention!

“No coffee, no peace!”

Maybe Hugo Chavez can get Joe Kennedy to provide coffee beans to the Hawaiian victims.

For the Left, laws, truth or morals are only suggestions, applicable to them only when convenient, otherwise they can rationalize anything to achieve their objectives, one of which is self gratification.

this accusation has no basis in facts
*cough*bullshit*cough*

I don’t think it has anything to do with “moral balancing.” That’s just who those people are.

Hey, look - it’s my Chinese doctor!

Congressman Cardoza’s office sent KMJ this news release:

“Congressman Cardoza has been working on the water crisis for as long as there has been a water crisis.
The allegation that he has somehow traded a vote on health care reform for more water is absolutely false and nothing more than an election-year smear tactic.

As he has said, Congressman Cardoza is awaiting the release of the final language of the health care bill and will make a decision after he reads it. He is on record as stating that the water allocation announced earlier this month is not enough for our Valley farmers.

Given that he is not satisfied with the water allocation and he has not yet taken a position on the health care reform bill, this accusation has no basis in facts and in fact makes absolutely no sense at all!”

“You can only have 100 percent of anything, Max.”
“And how much of ‘Springtime’ have we sold?”
“Twenty-five thousand percent...”
-- The Producers

He represents the Lollipop League, I understand…

Or it could be that the reservoirs are at capacity and we’ve got 120% of normal snow-pack in the mountains.

Probably won’t help the drought, though. Nothing ever does. Not even rainfall, which I think is strange, personally…

When we turned to the Gubbmint to settle differences over water rights—then allowed the Regulatory Agencies to take power over the water itself, we screwed up.

If they pass the “little change” in the Clean Water Act, the Army Corpse of Engineers will own every drop—even the rain in your rain gutters.  Just by removing that one little word, “navigable.”

WASoF.

The “public option” may will become the ONLY option.

fify

I met a gal a few years ago, in one of our local meetings, whose son was attending Annapolis.  She told us about the parents’ weekend and talking to her son’s teachers; she was quite impressed by the quality of the education he was getting.  [and said she’d love to be able to follow him around to his classes, just for her own edification.]

One of the things she said they have been studying—for years— is the role of the US Military in the coming Water Wars in The West…

Dunno if this is as she said… Maybe someone on The Porch knows?

That’s always struck me as the whole point of this HellCare bill, azH—death by strangulation leading to complete dependence on the gubbmint.

yippie.