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J Started conversation Apr 30, 2005
I was looking through my bookmarks, and I got to one of the political blogs I read regularly, called Captain's Quarters. (it's conservative, and it's well written, so a lot of the folk around here would be well advised not to wander around it unless they want to get angry). And what do I see but a glowing review about the HHGG movie? http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/004388.php.
I immediately registered, logged in and posted a comment directing people to h2g2 (by the way, one of the other comments was "what's a five-book trilogy?") It's a well read conservative blog. I've seen it on CNN a few times. Who knows? Maybe we'll get a few conservatives onsite so all the liberals will have someone to pick on instead of fighting amongst themselves?
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Mu Beta Posted Apr 30, 2005
Well, I'm exceedingly right wing. As is KerrAvon. Can't speak for most others though...
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Mort - a middle aged Girl Interrupted Posted Apr 30, 2005
Really? That does surprise me. Especially for err.
Learn something new every day.
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Mu Beta Posted Apr 30, 2005
Well, don't forget that Bruce/Pete is an ex-squaddie. Yes - they are both very Tory.
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J Posted Apr 30, 2005
Really? This website is exceedingly liberal (at least in American politics, I don't follow any other politics closely)... I don't think I could stand it if I was a conservative
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Pinniped Posted Apr 30, 2005
Stereotypical hootooer? Where?
We're all different, even if we are (mostly) pinkoes.
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J Posted Apr 30, 2005
You are not that, B.
Even if you have liberal amounts of jokes, liberal amounts of entries subbed...
Right you are, Pin. Some of seals are more different than others, eh?
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Hypatia Posted Apr 30, 2005
Jodan, you're a closet conservative, and you know it.
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J Posted Apr 30, 2005
You go and see the President when he's in town one time and the librarian never lets you forget it.
By the way, John Glenn was also at that event, as well as some Wright Brothers descendents. It wasn't all Bushie I went to see.
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Hypatia Posted Apr 30, 2005
Librarians have memories like elephants.
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Researcher 198131 Posted May 1, 2005
Thanks for the link Jodan. Great plug for the site, by the way.
Interesting to see a comment from Dafydd ab Hugh (who makes a good point about the Radio series). I've read some of his novels. (Assuming it's the same guy, can't be too many of them in the world).
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J Posted May 1, 2005
Hey Taralome
Really? Hm. Dafydd ab Hugh doesn't sound like a terribly common name. Sounds like he's a fan of the HHGG then
By the way, Taralome, do librarians really have memories like elephants or is Hyp making things up again?
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Researcher 198131 Posted May 1, 2005
Wouldn't surprise me if Dafydd ab Hugh is a fan of HHGG. He's an SF author.
No, she isn't making it up. We really do have memories like elephants.
Long term at least. Short term is a different story. Unless you've heard of an elephant walking into a room and forgetting what it went in there for.
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J Posted May 1, 2005
I have never heard of an elephant walking into a room and forgetting what it went in there for. Usually after they've escaped from the zoo, they're so preoccupied with getting away from the hunters that they don't have the time to get things in rooms.
Unless you're talking about elephants in the political sense. Surely Bush must occasionally forget where his crayons are or where... Canada is
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Researcher 198131 Posted May 1, 2005
I love that.
You know, I have a favourite Bush quote. I loved it so much I wrote it down, "They never stop thinking about ways to hurt our people or our country and neither do we."
Sad that you have a president like Bush. Even sadder for us, we have a Prime Minister who wants to be just like Bush
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J Posted May 1, 2005
My favorite is "I want to thank my friend, Sen. Bill Frist, for joining us today. … He married a Texas girl, I want you to know. Karyn is with us. A West Texas girl, just like me." Much funnier when taken out of context.
Sadder for me - it's my state's fault that Bush was elected
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Researcher 198131 Posted May 1, 2005
Hey, maybe the slip was Freudian.
There's a new entry topic for you. "Stupid things my President says." That'd really bring your word count up!
At least some of what he says is memorable. Can't really remember anything Little Johnny says.
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J Posted May 1, 2005
I don't think the h2g2 servers could handle it.
They'd have to split it up into lots of entries. Suddenly Dubya would be a centurion without having the faintest clue where his towel is.
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