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Very funny!

I did my part. There's one less environmentally destructive, CO2 spewing, methane producing ruminant destroying our earth.

And we have venison to go with the turkey. One down, eleven to go.

Let me see with Climagegate most normal people would think the Global Warming Nut's would run up the white flag. But no they are still having their party in Copenhagen. I would hope this is the last BIG FEED put on at the expense of the truth.

Keep your fingers crossed Jan. 26, 2010 we get to see Obama's birth certificate. I am not a birther but still this could fix several problems real fast.

Greenie-approved turkey?

BITE THIS.

I just finished watching "An Inconvenient Truth". Oh man, given this week's news, it is comedy gold — a terrific way to spend turkey day.

If the elected clowns in Washington won't do it then we the people need to raise up and take back our country. Civil disobeinece is required. Stand up! Protest! demand the elected offical do as we tell them to do or get out of the country. STop the corruption. SHut DOWN ACORN AND SEIU they are criminal enterprises that Obama supports. By his support he is criminally libel as a co-conspirator. Which is a crime! Impeach this clown NOW! Save our country from Obama and his friends. Refuse Pelosi and her Gulags. Refuse to pay Obama's taxes. His over spending is killing us! Wake Up America! Save yourself! Save your children's future save your wealth! Obama's change is your money to his and friends pockets! Wake Up!

I'm thankful that since February 2009 thru October the government has put 47,000 more people sucking off my tit i.e – government jobs !!!!!!!!

Execute politicians and you'll save a ton of carbon credits.

Can we save America?

4. The New York Times. Scooped by Fox News, conservative blogs, and talk radio on the exploding ACORN scandal, the paper whitewashed its own role in covering up the community organizing criminal racket’s financial shenanigans last fall when it cut off a reporter’s investigation a few weeks before Election Day. Jill Abramson, the Times’ managing editor for news, acknowledged that her staff was “slow off the mark” and blamed “insufficient tuned-in-ness to the issues that are dominating Fox News and talk radio.” They assigned a new “opinion media monitor” to track the competition, but refused to identify the watchdog for fear that he/she would get too many mean, intrusive e-mails and phone calls.
More recently, the paper’s website demonstrated that it’s real motto is “All the inconvenient news that’s fit to suppress.” The Times’ lead environmental blogger, Andrew Revkin, haughtily refused to reprint damning e-mails leaked by a hacker in the burgeoning “ClimateGate” scandal. The documents reveal a long trail of manipulated data, but Revkin balked at the ill-gotten trove. The blabbermouths at the Times had no problem exposing national security secrets to undermine George W. Bush. But shed light on scientific hoaxes that undermine Al Gore? Unethical!
5. Tea Party-bashers. Millions of ordinary, peaceful Americans joined the Tea Party movement to revolt against big government, backroom deals, and the Beltway culture of corruption. For their exercise of free speech and free assembly, they were smeared nationwide.
Hollywood has-been Janeane Garafolo called them “racist, backward motherf**kers.” SEIU labor thug Dennis Rivera accused them of “terrorist tactics.”
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper used a vulgar sexual epithet to describe them. Team Obama’s astroturfers declared all-out war on them.
For refusing to sit down and shut up in the face of such unhinged bigotry, and for exposing the foulness of the political fowl, I have two words for them: Thank you.

The fact that infertility is on the increase among couples in both developed and developing countries of the world is definitely not contentious. However, the role that the male factor plays in infertility has consistently been debated. In the past, it was considered unthinkable to suggest that the male was the sick party when conceiving becomes a problem. Although things have changed a lot, people now understand that male infertility too is a factor to be considered when a couple suffers infertility, there is still not so much information and/or knowledge about male infertility, as there is about female infertility; at least among the general population.