In Montanastan, there's this rich techie guy, Greg Gianforte, a Republican who's giving some thought to running for governor in 2016, just like every other successful business guy who's ever thought that running a state is exactly like running a tech company.
His point is the buybull i one big open buffet. Take what you want and leave the rest. Or, to quote Rev. Lovejoy "Have you ever read this thing, Marge? Technically we're not even allowed to go the bathroom."
I got suckered into visiting that museum in Glendive, the heart of Montana's dinosaur fossil country. It promises a lot of dino fossils are on display, which is true. But there's no mention of god or the bible anywhere on the exterior or in the lobby. After you pay admission and see a few bones, they slowly begin to clue you into their real purpose. By the end, they're hitting you with the full-on Jesus-rode-dinosaurs crap. It's a royal crock.
It occurs to me that these bible literalists should be condemning your Founding Fathers for going against the divinely inspired institution of monarchy. They should also be campaigning actively for the Crown to be restored as that is the only form of government mentioned in the sacred text that they claim is the only source of all law. By their own lights, the very legislatures they are using to impose these "laws" are illegitimate.
The mountain?
There's nothing about slavery being wrong in the bible either. Or regular bathing for that matter. Your point is?
Also not in the Bible: Running for Governor of Montana.
Stevens College of engineering and Hotel Management
His point is the buybull i one big open buffet. Take what you want and leave the rest. Or, to quote Rev. Lovejoy "Have you ever read this thing, Marge? Technically we're not even allowed to go the bathroom."
I dunno, we can always use some target practice with the Cannon.
Clearly, you don't understand the nuances of Truthiness.
No leap years?
I got suckered into visiting that museum in Glendive, the heart of Montana's dinosaur fossil country. It promises a lot of dino fossils are on display, which is true. But there's no mention of god or the bible anywhere on the exterior or in the lobby. After you pay admission and see a few bones, they slowly begin to clue you into their real purpose. By the end, they're hitting you with the full-on Jesus-rode-dinosaurs crap. It's a royal crock.
Quetzalcoatl.
Don't start gettin' sciencey on me this real important real stuff we're dealing with.
Almost anything can come out of the jawbone of an ass.
It occurs to me that these bible literalists should be condemning your Founding Fathers for going against the divinely inspired institution of monarchy. They should also be campaigning actively for the Crown to be restored as that is the only form of government mentioned in the sacred text that they claim is the only source of all law. By their own lights, the very legislatures they are using to impose these "laws" are illegitimate.
You could have stopped at "Very sane Montana Republican."
You mean the T-Rex in Jurassic Park really looked like Big Bird? I'm so disillusioned.
Hier ist die Nadel.