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FMJRA Thursday, the "I'b dot a code" edition

Sophie and I both caught colds this week which has thrown our schedules out of whack. She missed a few days of school so there was homework to catch up on, and I got bogged down at work and so my weekly "thanks for the link-love" post is coming out later than usual. But, hey it's still Thursday!

Pundette's Quote of the Day is spot-on. She honored me with 2 "Recommended Reads" links this week which is really, really cool because her blog is one of the best out there.

TrogloPundit also sent beaucoup hits my way in the hope that he won't have to say too many Hail Marys the next time he goes to confession He also reminds us to be careful what we name our cats. For the record, Sophie named her cat "Pumpkin".

Some people did not watch Barry's SOTU speech! For example, Bob Belvedere drank a martini and watched paint dry. I guess that's what passes for excitement up in the Bay State now that the senate election is over. If you come paint my garage Bob, I'll help you watch the paint dry!

Edisto Joe did watch, and he was as unimpressed as I was with Barry's swipe at the Supreme Court.

MarySue crunched some numbers after Congress raised the debt ceiling yet again. Each and every one of us now owes the Chinese $45,000. Thanks Barry!

Pat Austin wants to know why the ObamaCare Express is passing the 9/11 Health Bill by. Tit for tat? ObamaCare is blocked, so health care for everyone is also off the table?

Robert Stacy McCain consigns Marxist historian Howard Zinn to the ash heap of history where he belongs, unless he's already rotting in Hell. Good riddance to bad rubbish. They should bury his worthless book with him.

Mako Snark illustrates a Boy and His Podium.

Gator Doug has a multiple choice question for us. The answer is (D) All of the Above.

Fishersville Mike wants to know what's going on in Oregon. Progressivism is a cancer Mike, it takes time to eradicate all of it.

On that score, Donald Douglas notes that Barbara Boxer is likely to lose her re-election bid come November. Maybe there's hope for California after all.

The Classic Liberal exposes the absurdity of granting some groups more rights than the rest of us.

Doug Ross has another example of Saudi tolerance. Curiously, our feminists have no comment.

Grandpa John had some fun with Barry's latest fundraising letter.

Maggie is worried that Scott Brown might be taking bipartisanship just a little bit too far for his first day on the job.

And now it's time for bed. If I missed you it's probably due to my Nyquil induced haze. No hard feelings, drop me a line and I'll make good in the AM.

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