Why is it?

[Stinger]

That's all they have anymore. That or make stories up and run with it, then they get called out on it, then we all know what's next the name calling rant like a 6 yr. old.

Dolt-tective Thong / Colon Tickler -- the forum leader in making up chit and running from it. Whenever his one of lies -- in his chronic stream of lies -- gets shot down, he just keeps running. Run, Dolt-tective, run.

Sorry those 6-year-old rants are so far above you, but that's the way it shakes out sometimes.

Point prove again and again and again. Nothing to say lets name call.

Point proven again and again and again. Nothing intelligent to say about the topic, so just carp about others from the sidelines with pointless nanny-nanny-boo-boo posts.

SSDD.
Just keep proven my point.... Hey does your mommy know your on the computer past your bed time?

Hey, do the guys on the psych ward know you didn't take your meds and are on the computer without supervision again?

What about the pimp and whore thing? Aren't you going to tell us how it was just the Obamas dressed nicely?

And then run when caught in yet another lie or factual error.

Perhaps you could dazzle all of us with your brilliance and cutting-edge critical judgment by calling that pimp and whore picture simply a picture of the Obamas dressed up nicely.

That's possibly one of the funniest sketches I've seen in the last few years. Could you run that one by us again? Please?

[Wneglia]

More than half of federal discretionary spending is for the military.

They need to spend the money to find out if Jesus died for Klingons.

[rstrong]

They need to spend the money to find out if Jesus died for Klingons.

$300,000 spent by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research to fund Brown University's research into archaeopteryx, the 150-million-year-old early bird, in which the researchers determined the creature likely had black feathers.

I've been a space buff all my life, and I've followed the budget battles at NASA for a long time. NASA's budget is drained by half a billion dollars a year for pork projects from regional fisheries centers in Massachusetts and Alaska, to Natural History and Underground Adventures museums.

These projects are added as riders and ammendments to spending bills sometimes only hours before a final version is passed. There's no debate, and the public and occasionally NASA isn't aware of some earmarks until after the fact. They are of course somehow always in the district of whomever added the earmark. One senator got a high energy physics lab for his alma mater - a small university with no background in high energy physics - and the lab was named after the senator.

I doubt that the Air Force had any choice in the matter either.