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Rave reviews for Malkin(s)watch! (Courtesy Babelfish):
The Angelos has right in the comments of previous post: what I attributed in intolerance, ignorance and neosyntiritjke’s convictions (all things where sjhaj’nomaj but consider end pa’ntwn agnoy’s objectives) is actually Olympic age-group propaganda. See here one extensive xempro’stjasma. Things that promotes the lady: under the environment, I ask the camps of concentration, “O Saint Mpoys”.
Anyway, I take behind “ancypogkomenj’djo”? because the photograph in mplogk plays it is before 300 years.
Can the money be far behind?
Update: I’ll at least take some groupies. Male, female, it’s all flattering.
Well, how DARE you engage in “olympic age-group propaganda”!
Or something.
My head hurts.
Comment by Pere Ubu — February 20, 2006 @ 10:51 pm
It’s embarrassing to admit that in college I took a semester and a half of Greek, and as a result can just about pronounce about half the words in the original post. Higher education - worth every penny!
Comment by Auguste — February 20, 2006 @ 10:53 pm
Auguste,
You don’t seem to have weighed in the port security topic yet. The general consensus seems to be that selling out our port security to a terrorist-friendly foreign entity is a bad thing. Hillary and Malkin even agree. And Schumer agrees with both of them. What’s your take?
Comment by John — February 21, 2006 @ 3:49 am
John, my first reaction when Malkin first posted the story was that I tend to agree. But those instances in which I agree with Malkin on first blush have begun to give me pause, thinking there’s going to be a catch - and then I left for the beach the next day. (as a side note, for some reason, Blogsome seems determined to stick to GMT and so anything I post after 4 pm my time shows up as the next day…)
Hillary’s not really my bellweather for an issue, despite what the right seems to think about liberals these days…but all those qualifiers aside, I think Malkin and Hillary are probably right - it’s a little scary.
That said, there’s a lot of other problematic nations with problematic investments in United States infrastructure, and aside from the Google attacks, nobody’s really rocking the boat with China, for example.
Comment by Auguste — February 21, 2006 @ 4:52 am
Auguste, here’s some stuff to look at on this topic. You’d better address it because Malkin has been going on and on about it.
http://www.aqoul.com/archives/2006/02/ports_prejudice.php#more
http://dennisthepeasant.typepad.com/dennis_the_peasant/2006/02/playing_the_mus_1.html
http://dennisthepeasant.typepad.com/dennis_the_peasant/2006/02/playing_the_mus_2.html
Comment by jade — February 21, 2006 @ 5:20 pm
Seen Malkin’s latest?
“Reader Frank G. wonders: “Where are the violent protests over the bombing of the famous mosque in Samarra”
If only she could access the news eh.
Comment by sonic — February 22, 2006 @ 9:57 pm
Have closed comments due to endless comment spam.
Comment by Auguste — May 6, 2006 @ 5:26 pm