Pat Roberts on MTP

[Sugarcoated]

What a lying piece of work he is

[proud2BlibKansan]

1. "Wait a minute, I need a memory pill"

That was so not funny.


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[Mabus]

4. Good thing he had his GOP suppositories with him

He certainly stuck a number of them up his butt before he came on camera.

[proud2BlibKansan]

12. Hey You

How goes it?

[Mabus]

15. Considering everything, remarkably well

Besides the usual day-to-day crapola that comprises my life and gives me reason for living there has been some excitement in our lives. Rex was in a car accident and totaled his car. He fell asleep at the wheel. He's recovered and traveled to Arizona. He'll be back Wednesday.

I've been doing a lot of kid watching lately. Another friend of ours has been out of town. We've been helping her ex out by watching their kid when the ex has to be at work. The ex does contract work and has weird hours. Our friend is back in town as of Friday and my stint as part-time mom is over - for now.

It's funny, we were just talking about we have already been "repaid" more than once for helping out our friend these past few weeks. Because yet another friend dropped by today and repaid some money I had forgotten I lent her. My brother called to update us about his situation at work - looks like he's getting a promotion and a raise. My sister also called today and said she got word from one of her doctors that it looks like she will walk again without aid (she's been in leg braces for a few years). On top of all that I've gotten two anonymous valentines tonight.

Hope that you will be able to make it out to Rex's this Saturday. evlbstrd said he was coming out.

[proud2BlibKansan]

18. OMG! Give Rex healing wishes from us!!

Is he sure he still wants to have his party? I would definitely understand if he cancels.

Of course we want to come. Looking forward to it.

What should I bring?

[Mabus]

19. He's fine

otherwise he wouldn't have to Arizona. The last time I talked to him he told me to get as many people out to the Hollow as I could. He wants you all there.

How about a dessert? evlbstrd said he's bringing venison.

[proud2BlibKansan]

21. Venison in my car??

I better clean out the trunk.

Oh good news about Rex. I was thinking he went to AZ to recuperate or something.

[Mabus]

22. I think he's planning on cooking first

Yeah, he fell asleep shortly after January's meetup - about two hours later to be exact. He says it has been a problem he's been experiencing lately (falling asleep while driving) and he's tried to ignore it! Thankfully he went off the road near his house and into a small ditch. He said it was a good wake-up (excuse the pun) for him and he'll be taking more afternoon naps. More importantly, the next time we ask him to stay over in one of the spare bedrooms he will take us up on it.

Rex's trip to Arizona was planned before the accident. He goes to Arizona at least once a year and holes up in a small cabin for a couple of weeks to clear his head. You know, it is an old Lawrence hippie thing. At least it is the practice of at least one old hippie in Lawrence.

on edit: the subject line is referring to evlbstrd and his cooking of the venison before he comes to Lawrence.

[proud2BlibKansan]

23. Yes I would hope he cooks it first

Can ya tell I ain't no game hunter or eater? LOL

Ah - old Lawrence hippies. Now I am feeling nostalgic. Thanks!! :toast:

[Mabus]

26. Well, it *is* evlbstrd

Then again, he could haul some uncooked meat in a cooler and then cook it on one of the grills when he gets to Rex's. Maybe you better talk to him.


Actually Lawrence is the home of hippies of all ages, I just know the older ones. :blush:

[proud2BlibKansan]

27. Raw meat? Wild game???

I guess I should be more tolerant but he is so darned evl. I am not sure I can trust him with raw meat in my car.

Maybe I should bring a hunting gun.

[Mabus]

28. And I'll be Mrs. Armstrong

and back up any story you want to tell. :evilgrin:

[evlbstrd]

30. Aw, kee-rist.

A guy can't innocently haul around raw meat of undetermined origin anymore?
Whatever happened to all the fun in the world?

[Mabus]

31. It's all Ed Gein's fault

the bastard!

[evlbstrd]

32. I wonder what he used for a rub?

What a party animal!

[Mabus]

33. Can't find Gein's recipes but I did find a faux Dahmer one for rub

If you want the recipe I can send you the link. I'd post it here but there's a lot of "nekkid womens" on that page.

[evlbstrd]

34. Cool.

I'm going to thaw the meat now and cook it on Saturday. About 12 hours in the smoker should do the trick. Nekkid womens make everything taste better.

[Mabus]

35. Check for a PM

Mind you, they aren't those sexy Kelly Ripa-type women like Rex likes. :rofl:

[evlbstrd]

36. Long as they's nekkid.

[Mabus]

37. I'm just going by what they were able to show

I'm not clicking those links.






















At least not while the Admiral is home.

[evlbstrd]

38. Use the Pete Townsend Defense.

It was research!

Edit: Damn, I have three hearts!

[Mabus]

2. Memory pills

That thing with memory pills. :grr:

And to think, he's my senator. :cry:

[Sugarcoated]

9. That was such a stupid way to avoid the question.

They truly must think the American people are idiots. We know a huge chunck of the 'thug party are, but the blissfully ignorant segment are starting to pay attention now.

[Mabus]

29. But it does highlight how out of touch they are

I wonder if Roberts' "memory pills" were a present from Missourian Rush Limbaugh?

[tinfoilinfor2005]

3. Watched it this morning.

No way can I stomach it again this close to bedtime. Roberts will give me nightmares.

[Sugarcoated]

7. Towards the end I was flipping to Crossroads

Bonnie Raitt and Lyle Lovett. A breath of fresh air.

[Sugarcoated]

5. Have you noticed he has that Bob Dole nasaly voice

is that a coincidence or is it a Kansas thing?

[Jane Austin]

6. Isn't that funny?

Jim Ward, the Voice Guy Extraordinaire on Stephanie Miller show, said as much. He does them almost the same.

[greenbriar]

14. it is not a kansas thing

take it back!

[Sugarcoated]

24. I 'm certain Kansas is a great state with nice normal people

just commenting about the similarity of their accents. I don't know many Kansians, I just wondered if it was a regional thing.

I'm from PA, the SE part, so I don't run into a whole lot of upstater's, but it seems to me Arlen Specter's country twang is weird. Maybe he grew up in another state? Never was interested enough to research it.

[Jane Austin]

8. Almost every time Roberts launched into another tap-dancing lie,

the camera showed Jane Harmon shaking her head "no".

[Sugarcoated]

10. I don't know how she contained herself

she's a classy lady, but i wish she'd insist on the truth. Don't let that blowhard Robert's get away with it.

[high density]

11. Wow, Pat Roberts looks like one proud pork-happy MoFo.

http://roberts.senate.gov/district1.htm
http://roberts.senate.gov/district2.htm
http://roberts.senate.gov/district3.htm
http://roberts.senate.gov/district4.htm

Evidently there's a very large terrorism threat in Kansas.

This continuing project, “Can it happen in Kansas? Response to terror,” will continue to train health and public safety professionals in Kansas. Through monthly promotions, rural health project partners, and partnering with legislators, the grant will reach the whole state. ...

“Kansas is the breadbasket of America,” Senator Roberts said. “This funding is critical to prepare our first responders to a possible bioterrorism attack and to continue to provide food for a troubled and hungry world.”

The evaluation will be detailed to include the first large scale disaster simulation drill, which was completed earlier this year. KU will build on this evaluation and use the results in training.

Kansas commits 90 percent of its land to agriculture and contains 135,000 road miles, and 4,000 rail transport miles, so the threat of bioterrorism to Kansas remains a daily reality with national implications.

Ooooohhhhh As we all know, terrorists love to target farms and empty roads.

[fujiyama]

13. All I can ask is

"What's the matter with Kansas?"

[kayice]

16. Some of us in Kansas have to live with idiots.

Roberts, Brownback, Kline, Phelps, certain members of the State Board of Education for starters.

[burythehatchet]

25. I grieve for you

really.

[Mabus]

17. The same thing that's inflicting the rest of the United States

Kansas is just the same, we've just got to live with the title of that book when people can't think of anything substantive to say about our state.

[joanski0]

20. The lying scumbag couldn't answer the

question about why the White House just doesn't ask for the law to be changed, so he pulled out his "Memory Pills".