After Las Vegas Ricin Incident Didn't Pan Out, Bush Must Now Return To Viagra For Erections...

[HardWorkingDem]

Anybody else think Shrub was having wet dreams hoping that the ricin incident in Las Vegas was al Queda related? Guess he'll now have to call Bob Dole to borrow some of his Viagra.

[Warpy]

1. They're searching the house the guy shared with family in Utah

as well as a storage locker he rented there. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23426784/

It's funny how they keep citing non specific "anarchist literature." Anybody want to start taking bets on which right wing extremist group produced it?

The guy apparently called the ambulance on himself. Want to bet he opened a vial of that stuff to see what it smelled like?

Las Vegas was probably saved by stupidity.

[OffWithTheirHeads]

2. I put NOTHING past these people

These folks are right up there with Stalin and Pol Pot when it comes to evil.

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

3. What got me is when they said on the radio that it "wasn't terrorism"

How is anything involving ricin "not terrorism"?

[acmavm]

4. Don't want to scare those gamblers away from the tables. That's why

they're saying its not 'terrorism' related.

Fucking idiots, anything that can kill like ricin is terrorism related.

[troubleinwinter]

5. The 'extended stay' motel where he stayed isn't cheap.

He'd been there for a year. I checked out their website, and a rate for a single is $60 per night. That's $1,800 per month. http://www.extendedstayamerica.com/minisite/?Portal=1&hotelID=762

He had spent a year living in his cousin (& wife's) home in Utah, a short time in a neighbor's trailer.

Then moves to LV and pays $1,800 per month for a year for temporary lodging. Just ODD!

Nobody says anything about him having employment (or not) in either place.

(from the motel's website)

(from MSNBC onsite news report)