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Skip to comments.Warning Labels on Baseball Bats? [death of common sense alert]
Posted on 11/16/2009 1:05:29 PM PST by TruthHound
It's natural to sympathize with the parents of Brandon Patch, the 18-year-old baseball pitcher who died after he was hit by a batted ball in 2003.
Sooner or later, sympathy must yield to logic and reason, so when Brandon's parents sued the bat's manufacturer, Louisville Slugger, and a jury awarded them $850,000, they contributed to the terribly misguided notion that behind every tragedy lies a lawsuit.
I haven't suffered what the Patches have suffered, and I pray that I never do. I understand that pursuing litigation gives them a sense that their son's random, pointless death was not so pointless.
However, the idiocy demonstrated by a Helena, Mont., jury won't bring back Brandon Patch, won't prevent similar accidents in the future, but will lead to more decisions based primarily on lawsuit avoidance rather than common sense...
(Excerpt) Read more at townhall.com ...
"Warning: Kid, this hurts when you get hit in the head with it. Don't do it!"
I like the "Do not use in bathtub" warning on my wife's hairdryer.
Wouldn't the need for warnings like these eventually become irrelevant as people dumb enough to require them, eliminated themselves from the gene pool?
WARNING: Do not use this Microwave Oven to dry your hair.
Actually, metal bats are more dangerous. There's a reason they are banned above the amateur level.
No, I don't think this lawsuit is justified. But I do have a problem with idiots turning a classical American outdoor game into a real-life version of a video game. Juiced up bats, balls and players all need to be banned.
What's worse, this kind of venal gesture disgraces the memory of the dead. And it is logically, legally, and morally unsupportable.
What kind of a jury in its right mind could find a causal connection between the manufacturer of the bat and the kid's death? And if that connection exists, what other specious connections can be made?
This should be appealed and reversed.
We'll see what the MT sUPREMES decide on this.
There are some awful justices - like Leaphart - on the MT SC. Let us all hope this horrendious decision is overturned so it is not forced to be appealed to the (yuck) Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
My straightening iron came with the warning "Do not use this product while sleeping".
It is tragic that the boy died, but millions of kids play baseball, with metal bats, and such accidents are very rare. They can happen with wooden bats as well. Sometimes a tragedy is nobody's fault.
I think the author makes a great point that it is highly unlikely that a warning label would have prevented the league from using metal bats, or the parents from allowing their son to play in a league with metal bats.
The over saturation of warning labels is actually a danger, IMO. Because we see so many ridiculous, unnecessary warning labels on so many products, we are more likely to ignore the critical warnings along with the frivolous ones.
I'm sure one day, someone will sue on the grounds that a manufacturer put too many warning labels on a product, causing the user to miss the warning of a true danger. Actually, I wonder if this has happened already.
"hmmmmmm......"WARNING.....Failure... to..remove... this... sunshade...may....re- re- (what's that word???) RESULT!...in....a...." CRASH!
Found a box of Tampax Tampons:
Remove used tampon before inserting a new one.
The reflective screen I put in my windshield when parked is labelled "Do not drive with screen in place."
The protocol in question is for an intraosseous IV.
Wonder if someone will have to be killed before something is done about all the broken bats in MLB. Some of those slivers of wood are like daggers flying around the infield.
Why don't they just go ahead and put the following on everything ....
"Warning: You're too stupid to use this product. Put it down and back away, or use at your own risk."
Pathetic for these parents to put a price on their boy's life. Now the parents can party.
Meant to ping you to post #15.
Thanks, Slings and Arrows. Heh. Hafta' ping Cholera Joe to this one, ... as well as to the article.
You're welcome.
Kind of reminds me of the CPR contraindications: Advanced decomposition, decapitation...
Wont' SOMEONE pleeeeeeeeze think of the chilllllllllldren.
Almost certainly they were solicited to sue by said pondscum lawyers.
In fairness, that protocol was written by physicians for the use of Emergency Medical Technicians. I strongly suspect the statement about intraosseous infusion being contraindicated in the presence of a prosthetic limb, was added after a real life experience.
I could, but won't, share multiple similar anecdotes about medical errors by physicians, EMTs and nurses.
Then there must be a similar protocol for a BP cuff, with the added bonus of "Do not use on patient's neck."
They have been playing major league baseball for, what, 140 years now and have produced exactly one fatality who was hit in the head by a pitched ball. It happened in 1920. His team went on to win the World Series. Can you name him? Can you name the guy who threw the ball?
It is disturbing to see splinters of wood flying across the infield.
This is why there were no maple bats until just a few years ago. Most players understood the simple physics and were unwilling to increase their chances of hurting a fellow player for a slight increase in batting performance.
Even players who accidentally ruined the career of another player felt such guilt that their performance often dropped below the performance where they could effectively compete in the major leagues. The best example was pitcher Jack Hamilton who lost control of a pitch which badly injured Tony Conigliaro of the Boston Red Sox. Once it became clear that Tony C. was not going to make a full recovery, Jack Hamilton's own performance dropped to the point that he was no longer able to pitch at the major league level as well.
The notable exception to this rule was Carl Mays, the New York Yankee pitcher who killed Cleveland shortstop Ray Chapman with an errant pitch in 1920. Mays seemed unfazed by the whole affair and went on to produce hall of fame quality statistics the remainder of his career. However, he was never voted into the hall because of lingering questions over his character, including his apparent lack of remorse over the pitch which killed Ray Chapman.
They say baseball is a reflection of American culture and I tend to agree. The me-first and damn the consequences to others attitude is now prevalent in the game because it is so prevalent in our society.
Thank you. Most interesting.
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I think Naruto's not much of the ninjitsu type. He's kind of a combination of Lee's Taijitsu with 2 Ninjitsu moves (Kagebushin+Rasengan). I would love to see him combine all the modes though and finally see the ultimate rasengan....let me guess, genki dama?
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I think Iruka said it, but it was mostly to emphasize how far Naruto was from achieving his goal, and how much more he had to learn. Most of the Hokages, and certainly the Kages from other villages, had specialties. Only the Third was famed for his mastery of many types of jutsu.
@Paul, I kinda hope it takes a year or more for Naruto to train, either in a timeskip or in reality. It'd mean the series will last for longer. It kinda seems like in a few more chapters we'll see Naruto's new Rasengan, Sasuke's new eyes, and maybe a few of the side fights over and done with. It's all boiling down so fast...
Naruto: "Kagebunshin Punch"
Sasuke: "Katon Grand Fireball"
Naruto: "Kagebunshin...Kick"
Sasuke: "Flaming Amaterasu Dragon Fire Kirin Charge Hawk Summoned Snake Bitten Susanoo Arrow"
Naruto: "............Kagebunshin.....Pun...
Sasuke: "YOU ALREADY USED THAT!!!"
Naruto: T.T
Also, Great chap! I like how Minato managed to pass down a cool move to his son as well--He had a lot of love for him. It seems pretty safe to assume that "That Jutsu" will involve Naruto learning how to fire Rasengan like the Tailed Beast Bomb it is supposed to be. That way he can become the first (and probably ONLY) Hokage to know no more than two whole jutsu.
I still don't get it why so many people are averse to the idea of Naruto being limited in moves.
I enjoy him playing around with the same moves used in vastly different ways, unlike certain shinobi who pull out random moves from their behind.
I'm pretty sure Naruto will figure something out to get around the restrictions between his chakra and the Kyuubi chakra. When that happens, it'll be EPIC.
I also really want to know the connection between Bee and Minato.
Minato's name made Bee tremble, right? Or maybe it was just because of pure shock?
Seeing Minato again was AWESOME!
Good chapter.
I have a feeling were going to see a "Tailed Beast RasenShuriken Bomb"
To be fair, Sasuke's rapidly replacing all of his old techniques with Mangekyou moves. He won't really need fire often with Amaterasu around, and Susano'o is stronger than anything else. He lost all of the moves he gained from Orochimaru, his Cursed Seal, and his snake summons, in exchange for his new eye techniques.
That said, Naruto's always going to be more about chakra and physical strength, and Sasuke's going to be more about having a variety of techniques. That's both got to do with the debate Jiraiya and Orochimaru had (whether "guts" or "knowledge" make a strong ninja), and also consistent with the Sage's Body / Sage's Eyes distinction.
Sage Mode lets Naruto keep up with Kage level ninja even without relying on the Kyuubi, Rasenshuriken is the strongest possible wind jutsu, and even Jiraiya/Minato preferred to end their fights with Rasengans. The difference is Naruto uses Kagebunshin combos to land them instead of teleportation, and has a greater variety of Rasengans. I don't think Naruto's got the intellect to really master Space/Time jutsu, but maybe he could come up with his own version of Hiraishin by having Kagebunshins reverse summon each other (maybe get a summoning tattoo like Sasuke uses for Kunai, but have it summon himself?).
The main thing is that each of Naruto's moves/power-ups represents a major part of him growing up and developing as a character, so each of them is painstakingly slow to learn. And the Rasengan is an heirloom from Jiraiya/Minato, so Naruto's progress with it represents adding his own style to their legacy.
as it is right now, whenever naruto goes into rikudo mode, kyuubi will take his chakra. the limitations are similar to sage mode, he can only use it for a limited time which reasons why he should just concentrate on big jutsu when in that mode.
lets just guess,
1. when he adds sage mode, it'll proly take longer for kyuubi to finish taking all his chakra.
2. he could just kill kyuubi and make its chakra his for good.
3. he needs to find a way to adjust his seal so that kyuubi will have zero access to his chakra by any means.
will mixing sage mode with kyuubi mode make any changes to naruto? i mean develop horns or something. lol!


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GDFD No. 70: Be it ever so humble
Ryan Lambert
March 18 2009 04:24PM
Welcome to the 22nd Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 70th game of the season on March 18, 2009.
Thank god that's over.
Finally. Finally finally. Calgary is back at home where it belongs. Hopefully with the three days off, the team got its legs back under itself and straightened out that whole "defense" situation.
The good news is that the games are now starting at a reasonable hour (for you Albertans at least) and we can once again sit back and enjoy the dulcet tones of Peter Loubardias telling us just how many "goouhls" Jarome "Eeginla" has "skeeoored" this season.
More importantly the Saddledome is the place Calgary typically, y'know, plays well enough to win.
So that's good.
The Calgary Flames (40-23-6 for 86 points. Third in the West, first in the Northwest) and the Dallas Stars (33-29-8 for 67 points. Eleventh in the East, fourth in the Northeast)
7 p.m. Mountain time and 9 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should put your petty misdemeanors to artistic use.
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta.
Calgary is 22-8-4 at home this year, is 3-1-1 in its last five at the Saddledome, but comes off an awful road trip in which it went 3-4-0 and gave up 31 goals in seven games. The Stars are a horrible 14-16-4 away from home but have earned points in three of their last five road games.
What (to hate about the Stars):
Loui Eriksson — Fun fact: any first name that ends with an "I" is a girl's name. Case in point: Tiffani Amber Thiessen, who, incidentally might be a better hockey player than Loui Eriksson. If he was smart, he'd just change his name to Louie Riksson. That's a free tip, Lou. You'd be wise to listen.
Brad Richards — Listen you beaver-faced creep, I remember 2004, when you stole that Conn Smythe trophy from Miikka Kiprusoff the same way the NHL stole the Stanley Cup from Calgary. Outrageous actions! I am unhappy that he won't be playing tonight, because it would be great to see Robyn Regehr paste him to the endboards.
They probably know some of the Cowboys — Man, I hate the Cowboys. If you like them, you're a jerk. That's backed up by science. If you play for them, you're a criminal. That's backed up by court documents. If you own them, you're a member of an undead horde that is waiting until the seventh seal is broken to pour out over the face of the Earth and devour all of our souls. That's backed up by the Necronomicon.
Steve Ott — I'll just reprint what I said last time the Flames played Dallas, because I still feel the same way now:
Nothing says "giant bag of cat piss" like this clown. What he lacks in actual hockey talent he makes up for in his ability to lowbridge any of your team's favorite players and generally be a bigger dick than most NHL agitators would consider sportsmanlike. Think Sean Avery without the hockey talent or entertainment value.
Mike Modano — I thought he was meant to be the best American-born center of all time. He doesn't even have a 100-point season! And he's only scored a point a game in 10 of his 19 seasons. That's barely more than half. Embarrassing, America. Simply embarrassing.
Marty Turco — If he's so good, why does he suck so much?
The City of Dallas — As always, it's important to remember which city killed John Fitzgerald Kennedy, America's greatest president. Hint: It was not Calgary.
Because you've had four days off. Enjoy the game and shake off the rust in the comments section.
john f. kennedy wasnt the greatest president TLP. any calgarian knows that it was reagan. Go back to moscow you bolshevik
According to the mini-profile, TLP is from Boston. Boston MASSACHUSETTS! You have to expect a slightly different political perspective between Calgary AB and Boston MA.
TLP, I think this is your best "what to hate" so far. Ripping into Dallas players based on their appearance, their lack of scoring, their names, their inferiority to Sean Avery, I think you hit all the angles.
Dude, Brad Richards stole the Conn Smythe from Jarome Iginla. Just sayin'.


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Pepsi's New Bottle is Almost Human
Pepsi unveils next month this new single-serve bottle for its trademark portfolio marking the first packaging update in 16 years. It advances Pepsi's "Excitement of Now" positioning. Here's how the brand described the new design: "the bold swirl and elevated profile reflect the brand's attributes and youthful spirit, capturing the excitement of now for Pepsi consumers. The etched, grip-able bottom allows consumers to have a more stimulating, tactile interaction with the bottle itself."
I'm always intrigued by the descriptions offered to the media of inanimate objects like packaging. Of course, we don't really know who wrote this. What is PR? PepsiCo's Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini? Or some other creative along the path to a final design approval? Either way based on the description this new bottle has a hefty load to bear to impress consumers in the way the brand expresses it in words. Has anyone gotten their hands wrapped around the new bottle yet? Let's hear what you have to say about it.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Reporter
You start the week off with a double overtime loss at Lehi, your biggest obstacle for the region crown, and then you follow that with a thrilling, close victory over your archrival Carbon at their place. You are now hoarse, emotionally drained and ready for a rest and the Spartans accommodate you by not playing again until Friday night when they host the North Sanpete Hawks.
On Tuesday night, the Lehi game featured the second and third ranked teams in 3-A basketball and it was great. In double overtime, the Spartans came up just short as they lost 73-71. Lehi led after the first quarter 15-14, Emery led at the half 24-23 and at the end of the third quarter 41-39. In the fourth quarter, the Spartans had their biggest lead of the night at 56-51 with 2:16 to go but two baskets by Lehi put it at 56-55 with 1:29 left. Bowie Jeffs made 1 of 2 free throws with a 1:13 left and 25 seconds later Lehi tied the game with a pair of free throws at 57 each. That ended regulation as each team missed their last attempts.
In the first overtime, each team added five points to send it to a second overtime. Jeffs had a 3-pointer and Chad Phillips added two free throws. Zeke Atwood blocked a Lehi shot with :04 seconds left to help limit the Pioneers to five points.
In the second overtime, Lehi took the lead and Emery could never regain it. The Spartans were outscored 11-9 in that period.
Jeffs was the games leading scorer with 41 points. He was 6 of 7 at the free throw line, 7 of 12 from 2-point land and 8 of 16 from 3-point land. Chandler Pearson added 14 points and 8 rebounds. Keaton Cowley only had 1 point but he had 8 rebounds and 3 steals before he fouled out. Although you always like to win, this was still a great ball game as each Spartan gave his all and they were tired after this one.
On Friday night in Price, the underdog Dinos gave the Spartans everything they had before they lost to the Spartans 75-67. By halftime of the JV game, the Emery student section was in fine form. They were loud, they were cheering with the cheerleaders and they were having a good time. The fans were ready for varsity action.
The Spartans led 15-20 after the first quarter and 22-11 early in the second quarter before the Dinos came roaring back to trail only by 3 at 28-25. The game was tied several times in the third quarter before Emery grabbed a 5-point lead. In the fourth quarter, the Spartan man defense threw off the Dinos for just a minute and the Spartans put the game away, but again left their fans exhausted and hoarse.
Jeffs led the team with 28 points, 21 in the second half. Chandler Pearson added 24 points and led the Spartans in rebounding as the Spartans out did the Dinos 32-24 in rebounds. The Spartans had 11 steals, but also had 19 turnovers to aid the Carbon cause. Atwood, Stucki and Cowley all fouled out of this game in the fourth quarter.
Emery will host North Sanpete this Friday night at the Spartan Center in Castle Dale. The Hawks were leading Lehi with less than 3 minutes to go last Friday night in Mt. Pleasant. This should be a good ball game. Game time is 7 p.m.


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PRICE-A 48 year-old East Carbon resident, Wilson D. McCormick, recently pled guilty to the illegal harvest of a trophy mule deer buck in Seventh District Court, Judge Halliday presiding. The case involved the out-of-season shooting of a mature buck on Dec. 27, 2004 near the East Carbon golf course.
Originally charged with a third degree felony, McCormick pled guilty to a class A misdemeanor in a plea bargain agreement, which included the forfeiture of his rifle and payment of $8,000 in restitution. McCormick also faces a possible revocation of hunting privileges for up to 10 years.
"Without the careful observation and reporting by concerned citizens, this case would have never been made," says Sgt. Carl Gramlich, Division of Wildlife Resources. "The public can't be thanked enough for the support they continue to provide in helping us conserve and protect the state's wildlife resources."
If you see a suspected wildlife violation, please call the Price Highway Patrol dispatcher at: 637-0893 or the "Help Stop Poaching Hotline" at 1-800-662-DEER.
Congressman Jim Matheson has hired Pam Juliano as his Eastern Utah representative. Working from an office in Price, Pam will provide Congressional office support to residents and local officials in Carbon, Emery, Duchesne, Uintah, Daggett, Grand and San Juan Counties.
"This Congressional office is all about service to Utahns. I am delighted that Pam -with her impressive community service track record-has signed on as a resource to people in the eastern half of the second district. She will be a great asset," said Matheson.
Pam has been a Carbon County resident for nearly 40 years. For the past five years she has served as the executive director for United Way of Southeastern Utah. She has served as the chairperson for the Utah State Volunteer Center Director's Association and was awarded a Utah-based AmeriCorps VISTA project-Volunteer Connection. She received Price City's Visionary Award in April of 2005 for partnerships through service.
"I am excited to join Congressman Matheson's team and to offer time and attention to the issues that are important to rural Utahns," said Pam. "Congressman Matheson is known for his outreach to communities and that is what I am all about as well."
Pam is married and she is the mother of two daughters. She starts work May 23, from an office in the Carbon County Courthouse building.
Congressman Jim Matheson says the process is now open for select local law enforcement agencies interested in Community Oriented Policing Services -COPS-federal grants.
Solicitations can now be made to the Department of Justice. There are three grants currently open for invited law enforcement agencies:
Interoperable Communications Technology Program - almost $100 million is available to law enforcement to improve interoperability between law enforcement agencies and other first responders. The application deadline is July 15.
Secure Our Schools (SOS) Program - Almost $15 million is available to law enforcement agencies to purchase school safety equipment and technology. The application deadline is June 15.
Tribal Resources Grant Program - up to $20 million is available to address the needs of tribal law enforcement by providing a variety of funding options. They include salary and benefits for new sworn law officer positions, law enforcement training, uniforms, basic-issue equipment, department-wide technology and vehicles for new and existing officers. The application deadline is May 31.
Only agencies specifically invited are able to apply. The following website has a list of invited agencies and grant information: www.cops.usdoj.gov.
On May 10 a body was discovered in the Olsen Trailer Court by the landlord in Castle Dale.
She went to one of the trailers in the court to inquire about the rent, but discovered a deceased man.
The Emery County Sheriff's Office was notified immediately and the deceased man was identified as David L. Burr, 46, of West Valley.
Burr was working in the area on the overhaul at the time of his death.
His body has been sent to the Medical Examiners office for autopsy and to determine cause of death.
No foul play is suspected and circumstances surrounding the death are not viewed as suspicious.
On May 14, an Elmo man collided with a deer in Huntington Canyon while riding his motorcycle.
The call came into dispatch at the Emery County Sheriff's Office at 9:14 p.m.
Emergency vehicles were dispatched and he was transported to Castleview Hospital in Price where he later died from significant head trauma injuries.
The accident took place on SR-31 near the Lemon's farm in Huntington Canyon at Milepost 45.
The victim was identified as Layne Willson, 45, of Elmo.
He was employed by Genwal Coal Mine and was reportedly on his way to work at the time of the accident.
The Utah Highway Patrol investigated and took the report on the accident.
Willson was married to Marie Willson of Elmo.
Willson had one daughter and a son-in-law.
Emery County introduces an exciting, new community event-a "Blacktop Knight." The event, presented by Emery County Recreation District in partnership with the Emery County Arts Council, embraces a medieval theme with entertainment, games, prizes, medieval shows and dinner. This big event will be held on the blacktop surface of 100 North in Castle Dale on May 27 from 6 p.m.-midnight and all residents are welcome. 100 North and 100 East streets will be closed to traffic during these hours to accommodate all the activities. Tyrell Jewkes, creator and chairman of the event, hopes to make it an annual celebration that will become bigger each year.
"It's a summer kick-off party for the citizens of Emery County as well as friends and family who have moved away from the area," says Jewkes. He continues, "Our goal as an organizing committee is to create a fun experience unlike any other for both young and old to memorialize. That's why we've added a medieval theme to nearly every activity. There might even be some medieval characters visiting the event." Jewkes believes that with nearly 150 volunteers involved in coordinating, not to mention cast members and entertainers scheduled to appear, that the event will be an astounding celebration.
This year the event features a low cost medieval style "Feast" that included food served in the medieval period. Strolling minstrels and actors in medieval character and costume will roam the street. The evening concludes with a theatrical stage productions and appearance by local band "Hitch." Arrangements have also been made for pedestal jousting, castle bounce houses, bingo, horseless polo, goldfish moat, Dance Dance Revolution, and dozens of other activities for residents of all ages. Vendors and booths will also comprise what the event calls "Faire of Camelot."
Commissioner Drew Sitterud, member of the Blacktop Knight Organizing Committee, states, "I hope everyone gets out and supports Blacktop Knight and that we can make it an annual event. The organizing committee has put a lot of work into this full evening of events with something for everyone, and we feel it will be a good thing for the county. This is one you don't want to miss."
Mark your calendar for the evening of May 27 and plan to attend the first annual Blacktop Knight gala. Information about the event and how to get involved is available at city and county government offices, libraries, and online at www.emerycounty.com/bnoc.


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Skip to comments.Wild man Gaddafi provokes Italy on first visit to Rome in 40 years(caption these photos)
Posted on 06/10/2009 11:20:17 AM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
Wild man Gaddafi provokes Italy on first visit to Rome in 40 years
Richard Owen, Rome
Colonel Gaddafi has arrived in Rome at the start of an historic visit to Libya's former colonial masters with an archive photograph provocatively pinned to his chest showing the arrest of an anti-Italy guerilla fighter dubbed "The Lion of the Desert".
The photograph shows the arrest in 1931 by colonial Italian troops of the Libyan guerilla leader Omar al Mukhtar. Al Mukhtar's frail elderly son, who descended the aircraft steps with difficulty just behind Gaddafi in traditional white Arab robes, is part of the 300-strong delegation accompanying the Libyan leader. A Libyan financed 1980s feature film on the anti colonial struggle, The Lion of the Desert, was recently broadcast on Italian television for the first time.
(Excerpt) Read more at timesonline.co.uk ...
MAN he lood old you look old if you got punk by former Warner Bros studio actor
Lawd....what's wrong with his face?
The pictures look like they were taken in the solarium at a bullfighters retirement home.
He looks like a cartoon character...
Oh man, he looks like an age-progressed Keanu Reeves
I wonder what happened to his Chicken Colonel hat
I wonder what the offspring of Gaddafi and Helen Thomas would look like?
Alan Rickman as Mohammar Gaddafi.
He looks like a roadie in "Spinal Tap"
Gaddafi bought 10% of Fiat in the mid-seventies for $471 million dollars...no doubt there discussing 'business' deals with Berlusconi especially in light of Fiat/Chrysler high profile case...no doubt wants position on board of Fiat in return for trade-offs.
Some one should photoshop him into that "We don't need no steenking badges" scene. Get a sombrero on him and a bandolier
Same thing I thought!
[sorry Alan! no offense intended]
Just say NO to crack...
... and crackpots.
Oh, I like his lion ring!
"Gravity is such a bitch!!"
Did Gaddafi really show up in Italy dressed like? Man, that guy is hilarious. He needs to be on MSNBC with his own political talk show. I bet he'd get higher ratings than Chrissy.
"The Braying Jackass Of the Desert"
mickey rourke ping
Chrissy might get another tingly feeling up his leg..
Ughhh.... I think one of those goat's eyes I had for breakfast must've been off.
Look! Michael Jackson is now completely white.
LOL...I was just going to say he looked like Alan Rickman....an older and disheveled Alan Rickman.
I thought it was Michale Jackson for a moment!!!
Talk about holding a grudge! But maybe the President of Italy should show up at the state dinner with pictures of Lockerbie and an old Libyan-sponsored slaughter at Fiumicino International airport.
No doubt they'll be talking about Oil / Gas / and illegal immigration, seeing as most of the boats making land on Sicily are leaving from Gedaffiland.
As usual, the Libyan leader will be sleeping in a tent (in Villa Borghese) much to the distress of joggers and secret lovers.
My name is Imigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
Good heavens. He looks completely insane.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that.
OMG! He is ONE WEIRD LOOKING DUDE....
Seriously he looks ill. And he has had some BAD work done - trust on this.
Operation El Dorado Canyon...too bad we missed.
After all these years and he still is only a friggin colonel?
Drugs are bad...mmmkay?
His eyes look dead...
Yes, he does. That's what I thought, too. His eyes are vacant.
That's another sad case.
He wanted his facial hair back.
No Worries.
Berlusconi doesn't need to get even that way
He is currently banging seven of Kha-Daffy-Duck's grandaughters; he'll have the last laugh.
no access to shampoo in libya??
What's really sad is that Libya-Cyrene was once one of the hubs of the Roman Empire and was an intrinsic part of the Mediterranean world and civilisation. It was civilised. Then the Moos under Mo came and ruined everything and North Africa's been a pit since then. However, it seems that in Morocco recently, the Imazighen (Berbers to you and me) are rebelling against forced Arabization and really that slam is nothing more thananArab supremicist cult
Both Chris Matthews and Momar Qaddafi are in love with Barack Obama. During the 2008 scampaign, Qaddafi told the people of his nation that Obama is a muslim. The media spin was that it was only detractors of Obama who made this claim.
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Last night I saw a house with a strand of Christmas lights lit in a nearby town.
Last night I saw a house with a strand of Christmas lights lit in a nearby town.
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
Now that Halloween has passed the local Tesco has gone chrismas crazy.
So let the raucous sleigh bells jingle,
Hail our dear old friend kris kringle,
Driving his reindeer across the sky.
Don't stand underneath when they fly by.
lol same here!
they have about 6 isles in our local with nothing but xmas goodies
Yeah its all Christmas now!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
Booky and the Secret Santa [movie] on in the UK this afternoon.
Thanks Snowman :D
Listened to a christmas song today on the radio, it was the first one iv heard played on the radio since last year. Some people were complaining though because its only November!
Christmas Angels are watching over you