Save yourself the trip over to DU or Kos. Argue with your own automated holiday moonbat.
Let’s Give Them A Country! Part II
Sixty five percent of Palestinians support attacks on America and Europe:
According to PMW, prayers to annihilate all
Let’s Give Them A Country! Part II
Sixty five percent of Palestinians support attacks on America and Europe:
According to PMW, prayers to annihilate all
Let’s Give Them A Country! Part II
Sixty five percent of Palestinians support attacks on America and Europe:
According to PMW, prayers to annihilate all
Let’s Give Them A Country!
Al Qaeda is establishing a base in Gaza.
Let’s Give Them A Country!
Al Qaeda is establishing a base in Gaza.
Let’s Give Them A Country!
Al Qaeda is establishing a base in Gaza.
Unfinished Business
There remains a lot of bad blood between the Wolverines and Cornhuskers, after many felt that Michigan should have had a sole national title in 1997, after Nebraska’s “soccer play” in the end zone that should have cost them the game against Missouri, and a sense that the co-championship was a retirement gift to their coach.
Well, tonight, the issue as to who’s the best will definitely be resolved, at least this year, though of course it will tell us nothing about what would have happened in a matchup between the 1997 teams.
[Update after the game]
Geez…
Did they just beat the record for the number of laterals in a single play? As my (semi(?)-lapsed Catholic) sister-in-law said, “That wasn’t just a Hail Mary–it was the whole damn rosary.”
Pretty Robust
The next time someone tells you it’s a bad idea to allow firearms in an aircraft, because firing a bullet through the fuselage will bring it down (one of the many bogus arguments against allowing flight crew to be armed), point this out.
Flaky Wireless
I’m working here with almost-new stuff. We have a Linksys BEFW11S2 V.2 wireless router about six months old, and an HP-Compaq Presario SR1563CL computer, about the same vintage. The wireless seemed to work all right before the computer, when I and others used it for our laptops. But now, with the computer, the connection occasionally (and by occasionally I mean within an hour of non-use) dies. The wireless software widget on the computer claims to see a strong signal, but it cannot connect using the software. The only way to get it working again is to both reset the router, and to hit a hardware “Connect” button on the computer keyboard, that does I have no idea what, except that when we go through these rituals, the connection comes back up (though the wireless widget may continue to say that it can’t make a connection).
Is anyone familiar with either or both of these de-vices, and able to divine what the heck is going on? It’s obviously majorly irritating.