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FMJRA Thursday, the waiting for the Storm Of The Century edition

To hear the guys on the Weather Channel tell it we're going to be buried under avalanches of snow. So much snow that it'll be April until the roads are passable again.

Or, it could miss us completely if the guys on Channel 4 turn out to be right.

So, before I dash off to the store to buy the last gallon of milk and some extra toilet paper, I'm going to take a minute to acknowledge my blog buddies who linked me over the past week.

Fishersville Mike beat me to the bread aisle.

Classic Liberal says "Bloggers Rock". Who am I to disagree?

Pundette reports on a new medical study that should give us all pause. "Persistent vegetative state" might be an apt description for Congress but when it comes to the rest of us it has often been a misdiagnosis. All the more reason to always err on the side of protecting life.

Here's an interesting look at the Law of Unintended Consequences.

Pat Austin, the proprietress of And So it Goes in Shreveport, is an English teacher who understands the value of learning history. All of our history. When schools replace George Washington with Al Gore you know things are headed in the wrong direction.

Grandpa John wants to be perfectly clear, Barack Hussein Milhous Obama is not an ideologue!

Ruby Slippers rejoices in watching Joe Biden perform his Constitutional duty.

Bob Belvedere sees some more sinister forces at work. After reading what Jolting Joe had to say, Ewwww! is the only suitable response.

The Daley Gator reports that Monty Python's killer rabbit has been upstaged by a pheasant.

Smitty is making blind guy jokes. Again.

Edisto Joe likens the Obama Administration to Alice in Wonderland — verdict first!, trial later.

Washington Rebel wants to know what will happen when China decides that the United States is too big to fail.

Motorcitytimes.com is worried about who Barry might appoint to the next Supreme Court vacancy. Lynne Stewart, the President is on line 2.

Tigerhawk looks at the John Edwards fiasco and discovers there are really three Americas.

Doug Ross thinks it's time to put Eric Holder under oath. Yup, and right afterward it's time to put him out to pasture.

Of all the things Obama could have cut from government spending, why did he have to pick on sasquatch breeders?

Beatrice has some good ideas for improving our public schools.

I've loaded up the wood ring on the front porch. Food shopping is done, and the wine rack is full. Let it snow! And while you're sitting at home waiting for the plows to come by, click the links, and then tell 'em WyBlog sent you.

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