murdered  sounds  like a  really   interesting and  nice  place .   Heres  what  they  say about  it  on the New  Hope  Plantation  site:

New Hope Mobile Home Park

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Nestled in the midst of centuries old live oak trees near the center of New Hope Plantation is a restricted low density mobile home park. The park consists of some one hundred large spaces, each 50 x 150 ft., and is serviced by two artesian wells both 1,250 feet deep. The system is operated under a state permit and is fully pressurized and automatic. There is also a complete state approved sewer system on the property. All utilities are located underground.

The mobile home park is in the process of transition to a restricted community for people who enjoy a spacious natural park setting adjacent to the Golden Isles of Georgia. The area enjoys a subtropical climate, but with a full play of the four seasons.”

So  anyhow,  I wrote them  an  email  requesting  a  listing  of  any  available   homes  at the  park,  and  by  the  way  the  weather  sounds  very  temperate  ,  here’s  the   site  and  you  can   look at the  climate  :

http://www.newhopebrunswick.com/index.shtml

allan

weird  shit,      have  a  look:

http://www.cracked.com/article_17579_7-terrifying-giant-versions-disgusting-critters.html

allan

to  thrifty .  I  hadn’t heard  this  song  in many  many  years.  It  was  written  in the  early  60s by Buffy Sainte-Marie  , here  it  is  ,  I’m sure   you all  know  the tune   that goes  with it :

The  Universal Soldier

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tomorrow (it appears  there  are  lots) and came  onto the  news that the  elder  Bush will  not  be attending the  funeral  tomorrow.  He  and   his  wife  Barbara sent their condolences to the  Kennedy family  and  it  was  said  he  felt  his  son  being  at the  funeral  would represent  the  family  well.   Here’s   my   guess.   Old  man bush  is  ill .   He’s  85 .   Ex presidents  just   don’t miss  a chance  like  this  if  there  isn’t some  problem.   One more  time in  the  spotlight is  not to  be missed.   so  anyway   , it  will just  be  Bush  jr,  Carter  and  Clinton  at the funeral .

I  was  searching around  on the  web  for  some  other pictures of  Mary  Jo Kopechne other  then  the  standard  one  you  always  see of  her  that  appears to  be  from a  yearbook.  Not  to sound   kinky  or  anything but  I  thought  maybe  Mary  Jo in  a  bikini or  something  .   No  luck  but  i  did   come  on  to  the  most  amazing  shot  of   Mary  Jo actually  in    the  car  as  it  sank  below  the  waters of the  pond   .   You would  have  thought the  photographer would  have saved  Mary Jo  after  taking the  picture  but i  suppose  he  had  a  dilema..   If  he  saved  her  would his  picture have  any   value?  Probably   not .  And  that  in a  nut  shell  is  what  is wrong  with  capitalism .   Anything  for  a  buck   but  anyway   here’s the amazing  picture  :

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_vkAnhL7OH1E/SnKHMOlQlnI/AAAAAAAAA_Y/f7VOwexGzf8/s400/GhostStoryedited.jpg

today  from Kal,  his  eulogy  to  Senator Kennedy who recently  died from  brain  cancer  .   so  here  it is  .   make  of  it what  you  will, 

of  it  .    I  suppose she  likes  it  since  she  sent  it  ,  me,  I  thought  it  was  just  OK but  I’m a  pretty  jaded  person  in general.  So here  it  is:

http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1137883380?bctid=17075685001

allan

I  was  at this  medical  building  today and  as  i  was   going  in   there  was   this  woman  in a  giant  wheel  chair that  was  being  put  into  a  special type van who  was  just   leaving  after  i  suppose seeing a  doctor  in the  building .  She  had  to  top  500 pounds  easy ,  maybe   more .  I  can  only describe  her as a  blob ,   her  shape at any  rate  .    I  guess  she  couldnt  walk so  she  got  wheeled  around  by others .  It  really was  an  awful  thing  to   see  .  I  guess  she  lived  off  the  government ,  I  doubt  she  worked   ,   I’m  not  sure  why  I  am  even  mentioning  her  except her  image   has  stuck  in my  mind .    I  cant  imagine  what  it  must  be  like to  be  someone  like  her ,   Trapped  in   that  mass  of  flesh .   Weird.

allan

This traitorous communist foreigner (hawaiian)…has today been judged by the congressional watchdog of economic matters to have performed so competently in this economic crisis that recovery will begin THIS YEAR.

to wit: ”

“Economic activity will begin to rebound in the second half of 2009, largely the result of fiscal stimulus,” the Congressional Budget Office said in its assessment of the federal budget and U.S. economy.

As a dullwitted bucktoothed retarded inbred Republican I am OUTRAGED by this.  What manner of LEADERSHIP is this???  He didn’t even declare war on a totally irrelavent and unrelated country.  I feel like taking my hogleg to town hall….but then my hogleg is from a REAL HOG.

“the tree of liberty must from time to time be fertilized with pure horseshit from FOX NEWS”–George Wurlington

Very interesting opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal.  Here’s a sampling:

“…after his 1994 health-care defeat, Mr. Clinton did what all smart pols do: He appropriated the most appealing parts of his opponents’ agenda.

“The result was a new Bill Clinton, embracing everything from deregulation and welfare reform to the Defense of Marriage Act. In his 1996 State of the Union, he even struck a Reaganite chord by announcing that ‘the era of Big Government is over.’ From this newly held center, Mr. Clinton advanced his presidency and pushed, both successfully and unfairly, to demonize Mr. Gingrich. Mostly he got away with it.

“In his book ‘The Pact’, historian Steven M. Gillon puts it this way: ‘Ironically, Gingrich’s revolution may have saved the Clinton presidency by freeing him from the control of his party’s more liberal base in Congress, giving him the opportunity to return to the moderate message that helped him win election in the first place.

“It was Gingrich who changed the language of American politics and forced Clinton to play the game on his turf,” he writes. “But it was Clinton who ultimately got the credit and emerged as the decade’s most popular leader.’

“Even in the midst of a Republican resurgence, Mr. Clinton would go on from the defeat to become the first Democrat since FDR to be elected to two terms. By contrast, Mr. Obama’s handling of the health-care debate—making villains out of cable television and insurance companies, questioning the motives of those who disagree, imposing artificial deadlines—suggests a rigidity typically associated with a lack of executive experience and responsibility.”

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203706604574370832806338544.html

I don’t know about the slam on Pres. Obama’s executive experience.  I for one think that even the most experienced executive could screw up as badly as the President is doing.