The Barnyard

What do you think of George Clooney? I think he's a great actor. I loved the Descendants. Can't believe he had a party for the commie whack job Obama last night? You think he believes in God?
Is that kind of what you're looking for? (really hope you have a sense of humor!)

Is climate change politics? I kid, I kid.

In my line of work, those are "force majeure"

I think that's is latin for "I don't want to do this anymore" or "you can't make me"

Not to mention we're in a Presidential election year. The dominating news story that will be out there for the next 8 months is the election and we're not going to be allowed to discuss on any board on the Big Spur? why not?

I encourage you to read the attached article. We can discuss later. I know it is not quite your cup of tea because I don't think it has its own wikipedia page and it was actually written by someone who has published over 20 peer-reviewed articles on anthropogenic climate change, but it may be good to see what a reasoned, centric, intelligent, experienced, competent, and knowledgeable article about climate change looks like.

The point illustrates the absurdity of the statement that someone should be able to marry whatever they want. You can't marry an animal or two women or a bridge. I know it's difficult to keep up with, but I think an alum could get it.

Dude, you really are something. That's not what I'm saying and you know it. But then again you are so open minded of other people. Anything goes, until you disagree with it. Anything further is pointless. Have fun.

Not leaning either way - but it's not an issue of being able to marry whatever - at issue is being able to marry whomever.

I don't trust any climate change research unless it's written by someone with a grant from Exxon or BP or a professor at a school like George Mason or clemson of Florida State where the Koch brothers have donated money for a think tank.

Everyone else writing about the subject is some biased fuzzy-headed academic trying to generate attention and tenure for themself by beating up on capitalism.

People who have agendas and self-serving really grind my gears.

I haven't gotten anything banned.

You remind me of Barack Obama offering the GOP a budget bill that's 90% spending cuts and 10% tax increases and then acting all surprised when they reject it and call him a socialist. Darn, If he'd only gone 95%/5% maybe they'd agreed and said nice things about him.

Most political boards are conservatives regurgitating Rush and Fox 24/7 while a few libs bend over and take it.

I seldom call people names and I seldom use adjectives. I stick with facts with links, humor and sarcasm when I have the truth on my side. Otherwise I STFU.

So sorry I stood up to people who want to continue to deny equal protection under the law to gay consenting American adults, compare those folks to sickos wanting to do it with animals and bridges and wrap themselves in Jesus Christ while doing it.

My guess is if you were gay and wanted to make a lifetime commitment, or a Christian like me who left the Church for a long time until he finally learned that God is nothing like what augustacarguy and dodgerblue42 say He is you wouldn't be so quick to tell me to just shut up and take it so we can keep peace.

You sound like one of those token Dems on Fox such as Alan Colmes or Juan Williams. Checked their cajones at the door. "Thank you Mr. Murdoch may I have another." At least they're collecting fat paychecks for selling their manhood. What do you get for being a punching bag for conservatives?

Joe, you don't need to agree with my viewpoints for me to like you. I like to tell the truth whether it fits my prejudices or not, and I like to make comfortable people squirm.

My philosophy was best summed up by post-op transvestite Ann Coulter on Sean Hannity's show during the 2008 campaign. She was on one of her kicks where she referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama," She did it over and over and finally even Hannity says to her, laughing, "why do you keep calling him that." Coulter replied, "because it's his name, and because I think it's funny."

That's me in a nutshell. I'm the guy who if I had lived in Willard Romney's dorm in prep school, after he beat up that gay kid and cut his hair, would have stuffed foil gum wrappers in the keyhole of Willard's dorm room door until his key wouldn't work, and then flushed the toilet everytime he took a shower so he'd get scorched by hot water.

I'm a pus-filled boil on the back of the pompous, situated right in the middle where they can't reach it to pop it themselves, so they have to gross out their girlfriend and ask her to do it, and then not know what to say when she seems to kinda enjoy it.

Or something like that.

I remove the capital C from my keyboard years ago as a slap at the taters.

Great point on the Exxon commercials. When you don't pay any taxes, you can afford to buy Paul Ryan's soul and run those bogus commercials. The cost of which they then deduct from their taxes.