Nashville paranoids were well and truly trolled last week by a fake website claiming that the city's Schermerhorn Symphony Center, which had been damaged by severe flooding in 2010 and just last month escaped foreclosure, would soon be converted into a mosque.
Would Montenegro also want to stop Medicare from paying plastic surgeons to remove skin cancers, if said surgeons also perform privately-paid boob or nose jobs?
Memo to Katie Pavlich - Here's how it's done:
",,,just when the anti-sharia forces were building up a good head of steam, a conservative blogger went and called the whole thing a hoax, citing 'some of the people' who had been promoting the beware-the-mosque story. The Nashville Scene followed up with a unique approach: They called the Nashville Symphony and asked if the Schermerhorn was going to become a mosque. Nope."
a) You don't personally have a conscience so we will have one for you. b) You can ask that your name isn't used in an abortion associated trial, but we will probably overrule you and shame the crap out of you. c) When a woman walks into an abortion clinic she slips into a narcoleptic state and won't know she is having an abortion. Conversely if she is in a terminal coma ya just gotta wait until she comes out of it and can make her informed consent. d) Dr's who want to do their jobs are all criminal like Gosnell.
Is there some sort of contest going on that I’m unaware of? Are red states competing to see who can come up with the most batshit crazy elected official?
It’s an all you can eat buffet of stupid.
Elsewhere in the news, the Nashville Symphony reported that the massive outpouring of support and new memberships that it had hoped to garner from area residents had not materialized. Its last performance before closing permanently will be Mozart's "Abduction from the Seraglio."
Sharia Law is a conservative's wet dream. They either don't realize, or are ashamed to admit it.
We can assume that Dok was not involved.
They can't even spell 'opera'.
Would Montenegro also want to stop Medicare from paying plastic surgeons to remove skin cancers, if said surgeons also perform privately-paid boob or nose jobs?
Memo to Katie Pavlich - Here's how it's done:
",,,just when the anti-sharia forces were building up a good head of steam, a conservative blogger went and called the whole thing a hoax, citing 'some of the people' who had been promoting the beware-the-mosque story. The Nashville Scene followed up with a unique approach: They called the Nashville Symphony and asked if the Schermerhorn was going to become a mosque. Nope."
They dare to call themselves a "progressive community?"
LOLNASHVILLECATS
The highlights of what I got from a skim of that:
a) You don't personally have a conscience so we will have one for you. b) You can ask that your name isn't used in an abortion associated trial, but we will probably overrule you and shame the crap out of you. c) When a woman walks into an abortion clinic she slips into a narcoleptic state and won't know she is having an abortion. Conversely if she is in a terminal coma ya just gotta wait until she comes out of it and can make her informed consent. d) Dr's who want to do their jobs are all criminal like Gosnell.
Imagine the outrage if they perform "Scheherazade".
Imagine the outrage if it was going to become a Catholic church ... and this was 1830.
Imagine the outrage if Kathy Griffen had said "suck it Jesus, I got this on my own". (wait ... really?) Well good for her.
Is there some sort of contest going on that I’m unaware of? Are red states competing to see who can come up with the most batshit crazy elected official?
It’s an all you can eat buffet of stupid.
Ted Nugent, reached at his office in the men's room of the Grand Ole Opry, declined to comment.
They do know where gasoline comes from, right?
See also Levitcus and a whole mess of the OT.
Elsewhere in the news, the Nashville Symphony reported that the massive outpouring of support and new memberships that it had hoped to garner from area residents had not materialized. Its last performance before closing permanently will be Mozart's "Abduction from the Seraglio."