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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

I'm back! Again! Hurray! Where's My Parade?

Update! Okay, it seems to work in IE (which I already have but hardly ever use). So this buys Blogger a temporary reprieve from The Wrath Of USS Ben! Based on a true story.

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USS Ben USN (Ret) said...: This stinks of extortion!

"Nice blog you got there...be a shame if something were to happen to it. Better use our Google Chrome if you know what's good for you," said Guido, licking his pasty lips and grinning.; May 16, 2012 at 1:32 PM
mushroom said...: Chrome is kind of spooky. I am able to use Firefox, but it is a memory hog. Might try Opera.; May 16, 2012 at 2:47 PM
julie said...: I don't trust Google any farther than I can throw it.

I hope a reasonable option comes up!; May 16, 2012 at 2:57 PM
USS Ben USN (Ret) said...: I concur, Mushroom. Google has a very sordid history as it is.
Besides, I'm used to IE whatever number I have now and I don't wanna change my browser.

Incidently, I can write a title and make comments but it won't leet me write the actual text of the blog or put in pics.

This is a hostile takeover attempt and I don't respond well to hostile takeovers.; May 16, 2012 at 3:03 PM
USS Ben USN (Ret) said...: Same here Julie, and thanks. I reckon I'll check out Wordpress or the Nu.Mu ones.
I hope I can get the same color scheme.; May 16, 2012 at 3:04 PM
Bob's Blog said...: Yes, I love your color scheme. I'm a Firefox guy.; May 16, 2012 at 8:54 PM
Joan of Argghh! said...: Ah, that's the spirit! Fight back, Ben! Just glad to see you kickin' and grinnin'.; May 17, 2012 at 3:50 PM
USS Ben USN (Ret) said...: Thanks Joan! It's good to see you!

I like that phrase kickin' and grinnin', LOL!; May 17, 2012 at 6:10 PM
USS Ben USN (Ret) said...: Hi Bob! Thanks! I might try firefox or safari. My wife recommends trying IE, also.

Okay, maybe "recommends" is too weak. :^)

Yeah, I've really grown attached to the colors as well.

"Damn you blogger!)."; May 17, 2012 at 6:14 PM

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No, the Raccoon way of the masked pandit is "trans-academic," "trans-scholarly," and "trans-ambitious," meaning that it admittedly comes up short in these overrated qualities. However, our loose canon tries to compensate with other virtues, such as freshness, spontaneity, metaphysical comedy, jehovial witticisms, cheery optimysticism, freevangelical pundamentalism, comparative nonsense, coonical pslackology, fine insultainment, off-road spiritual adventures, speaking in Tongan (or ad homina homina homina) and all the rest of our Oly Slackraments.

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Understanding the Truth of Liberty

"Friends, raccoon's, countremen, lend me your ears:I've said it before, I'll say it again, if you want to know and/or defend your constitution, your nation, your liberty, follow these links and pass them on! The Founders Constitution, hosted by the by The University of Chicago and the Liberty Fund (which includes the Online Library of Liberty, one of the greatest free libraries, online or otherwise), and if you want to see the constitution for the first time or in a new light, I'm telling ya'll, read it here.

For instance, if you scroll down that contents page a bit, to the Preamble, there are 21 links there, from snippets to full documents, that give the background information and perspective that the Founding Fathers had in their minds regarding the Preamble when they debated, wrote, ratified (usually including the relevant Federalist and anti-Federalist papers, as here, Madison, Brutus & Patrick Henry) and later applied by early presidents and re-examined and explained how it was being implemented and interpreted by those who still understood it (Justice Joseph Story's commentaries on teh constitution are outstanding).

Indexes contains several ways of slicing and dicing the site, such as Index of Authors and Documents, which links or lists key documents by key figures of the times, Index of Cases, which links to passages of key court cases that either established precedents, or from historic judgments which influenced how the first cases were judgedIndex of Constitutional Provisions Article 1, Section 8, Clause 6 which seems to be on Bob F.'s mind, dealing with Counterfeiting coins and securities.Aliens & Citizenship... it is and incredibly valuable resource.Those of you with your own blogs, or email lists, please, especially with the situation we are in today, publish this one, promote it.

If We The People, don't understand what we have, and why... there will be no improvement, as a people, or a nation and I'll garauntee you, reading the linked information will help you to 'Know thyself', because as the Founders knew, to govern at all, you had to first be capable of governing yourself.

Van @ http://blogodidact.blogspot.com/

And, for you cosmonaughts out there, check out Gagdad Bob's outstanding post with his unique metaphysical focus on Truth, Liberty, Christianity and America at:
http://onecosmos.blogspot.com/2009/07/saving-world-one-assoul-at-time.html
"America's founders knew that man only derived his value by virtue of his relationship to the Absolute. This is a fine example of how metaphysics -- the eternal science -- is enfolded in religion. For to see -- and it is a seeing, not a mere "knowing" -- that men are endowed by their Creator with life and liberty is to affirm that life and liberty have an absolute and infinite value. They are "unalienable." Anything short of this makes our rights quite alienable indeed, meaning, among other things, that we can surrender them to liberals for cash and other valuable prizes."

Rich n' tasty food for all you hungry assouls!

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

I'm back! Again! Hurray! Where's My Parade?

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