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Re: FidoTV, Colorado-based channel offering canine programming, launches

Drunkbunny — Sat, 31 Oct 2015 09:35:54 -0000

Since the journalist for the Denver Post didn't think providing the ACTUAL CHANNEL was an important part of a news story ABOUT the channel, I will do it: It's channel 245 for Denver-area Dish customers.

Re: Denver Toys for Tots searching for donated warehouse space

Drunkbunny — Fri, 09 Oct 2015 09:00:21 -0000

Give me a break, Denver Post. What WON'T you blame on marijuana?

And don't think we don't notice that your front page polls are usually up for a full day, but if they're about a topic that ends up having a majority "liberal" opinion (like pro-gay marriage, or pro-planned parenthood) you yank that poll down within hours.

You are the Fox News of Denver journalism.

Re: Virginia deputy fights his firing over a Facebook 'like'

Drunkbunny — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 07:45:11 -0000

I would be very nervous, living in Sheriff Roberts' jurisdiction. What a corrupt, thin-skinned, power-abusing jerk.

Re: Temple shooting dredges up memories of long history of bias crimes against Sikhs

Drunkbunny — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 09:12:03 -0000

Can someone tell me how I could best reach out to the Sikh community in my area to express my condolences without alarming anyone? Send a card? Drop off flowers? Donate somewhere?

Re: What If Mark Zuckerberg Is Right?

Drunkbunny — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 19:19:50 -0000

Find it interesting that the movie chosen to provoke the outrage is one of the few movies that has an all-female starring cast. Just interesting.

Re: http://my2secondshelflife.tumblr.com/post/13465134805

Drunkbunny — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 07:44:38 -0000

It makes me furious when I hear people say that those who commit suicide are "cowards". It takes a huge amount of courage or (more likely) extreme desperation to take a decisive action like that.

Re: This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day - The Daily What

Drunkbunny — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 06:57:38 -0000

Way to teach the kid she should not dare to speak out against men in power.

Re: Man accused of driving around dead friend’s body pleads not guilty

Drunkbunny — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:46:46 -0000

If they really thought their friend was alive (although changing color, not breathing, and turning ice cold), they should have taken him to a hospital. (In other words, no one with any common sense would buy that as a defense.)

I'm glad to hear this sicko lost his job. I was starting to think that any kind of horrible behavior is tolerated by society. It's nice to know that isn't always the case.

Re: 'South Park' tries to go for laughs with the Penn State scandal -- VIDEO

Drunkbunny — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:36:28 -0000

They've had at least 3 episodes where they do make fun. But you say they're frauds because they don't do it on every episode? It's not the "South Park Talks About Nothing But Mohammed" show.

I think the fact that they took on that crazy, litigious, and dangerous cult of $cientology also proves they are not frauds.

Re: 'South Park' tries to go for laughs with the Penn State scandal -- VIDEO

Drunkbunny — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:27:00 -0000

I think Trey and Matt ARE saying something here, not just going for a cheap laugh. I think they're making a statement about how adults who are supposed to protect children are more interested in their own motivations and what THEY have at stake. The social worker wants a career in comedy. He could care less about the pain the kids are going through - his own goals are more important, and he's blind to the kid's pain. A powerful statement that hits close to how things often go for kids in a hurtful situation. I admire Trey and Matt for making it.

Re: My2SecondShelfLife, The Mister and me went to the ROM today and took...

Drunkbunny — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 08:18:25 -0000

I'm still stalking and lurking! :) Mary (aka beermary)

Re: Pedantic Romantic: Got literally nothing better to do

Drunkbunny — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 13:06:06 -0000

I didn't even think seeing a 3d movie was a possibility for me - I'm not sure if what I have is amblyopia, but I do know I don't have consensual vision (my brain doesn't merge images from both eyes - either one eye is "on" - seeing - or the other one is, I can't see out of both at the same time). So it's nice to know that I could sit through a 3d movie without seeing just red and blue blurs (I assumed Avatar was like the old 3D?)

What is it about men that see any dismissal, disapproval, or rejection of something they like as a dismissal/rejection of them? Maybe it's not just men - maybe I've been guilty of those feelings too...

Re: Weirdsmobile: Podcast #16: Meet El Presidente

Drunkbunny — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:40:44 -0000

You guys are so awesome. You're my kinda people. :) BTW I have a Sia song and a Trespassers William song on my blog a few posts back, go grab them. (You probably already have them though.)

Re: Pedantic Romantic: My statement to Cinemark

Drunkbunny — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:33:28 -0000

Found there was a Cinemark theater about 8 miles from my house, so my message has been sent as well. :)

Re: Weirdsmobile: One Day 'Til Day One

Drunkbunny — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 14:57:55 -0000

You expressed what I'm feeling perfectly, I'm so on board. I wish you and Hannah lived closer, we're pretty similar. :)

I'm so scared that the election will be stolen through intimidation and fraud. I'm so scared that even with the ugliness of the McCain campaign, this election is still close. I'm scared that even with an Obama victory, the forces of hate and greed will still overpower all he tries to do.

I have come a long way from 2002 when I thought Bush was handling things just dandy. I can't believe I ever thought that; just goes to show the strength of lies and propaganda, fear over 9-11 and the human need for revenge. I woke up, why won't so many others wake up?

I can't concentrate today - tomorrow will be a million times worse. I'm praying very very hard. First for Obama to win. Second, to keep him safe (read Fritz's recent experience at an Obama rally: http://www.fritzliess.com/2... ). Third, to give him the ability to perform a miracle and reverse the damage of the last 8 years.

Re: Pedantic Romantic: I still like Wilco

Drunkbunny — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 17:18:56 -0000

You should be so proud of your self for eating healthy! And you're right, the cycle of self-loathing is hard to break. But it's not because we're weak women. I remember being one of the "fat girls" in high school (I was 5'4" and weight fluctuated between 122 and 127 - a weight I'd kill for now).

And now that I really am fat, I'm reminded every day by strangers in stores and businesses who help the pretty person instead of me, or who refuse to make eye contact with me. I'm like, "Why did they just give me attitude?" because I forget I've gained weight. Then I remember.

Yeah, hard to have esteem in this society for sure.

Re: Weirdsmobile: I Went to Springfield, Oregon...

Drunkbunny — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:21:03 -0000

It's wonderful that you still get along with your ex so very well!

Even though I wouldn't take my ex back on a silver platter, it still upset me when he remarried. It reminded me of my failure. It made me re-mourn the loss of the life I dreamt (sp?) I would have with him. It also made me feel bad about myslef: why was this new girl good enough and I wasn't? Also, when one gets married one really does feel like that person is "theirs" and that doesn't just disappear altogether, if that feeling was deeply rooted.

Well, I can only speak for me I guess.

Re: Pedantic Romantic: One month later

Drunkbunny — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 16:27:42 -0000

Congrats on the permanent gig! :)

Re: Weirdsmobile: Incredible Specialness

Drunkbunny — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:25:00 -0000

$35 for shoes that aren't even used for walking, but instead are used for a baby no older than six months? That money would be better spent going to charity, but hats off to the person who thought of this. I bet they're getting filthy rich.

Re: Weirdsmobile: Friday Moron Blogging

Drunkbunny — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 15:29:23 -0000

Ha! Totally.

Re: Weirdsmobile: Incurious Sarah

Drunkbunny — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 14:14:06 -0000

Palin is a classic example of someone who has coasted through life using only the merit of her looks and her ability to hop on a bandwagon (evangelical Christian was one, Republican was another). I bet that she gave no thought to the VP role beyond her ego, the power, and the money. It should have never been offered to her.

The frightening thing is how willing Republicans are to "drink the koolaid" and not question the decision. Again, it screams "CULT!" I'm a Democrat but you can bet that I would find Palin just as repulsive if Obama had chosen her. In fact, it would probably have made me lose all confidence in Obama's decisionmaking skills and I probably would have hesitated to vote for him because of that. But are the Republicans questioning? Nope, they're just name-calling to anyone who would dare question Palin's background.

Nothing's scarier than people who can't admit a bad decision or an imperfection.

Re: Weirdsmobile: How's That Free Market Capitalism Working For Ya?

Drunkbunny — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:14:53 -0000

As always dear, you say things not only exactly how I think them, but when I can't nail down what I think, exactly as I feel them. Bravo.

Re: Weirdsmobile: Trailer Trashed

Drunkbunny — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:45:20 -0000

I was a young Catholic High School freshman when The Thorn Birds came out, and my friends and I were ADDICTED! I thought it was so hot. I rewatched it last year and it was good but it didn't make me feel all "ooh la la".

I read the whole "Flowers in the Attic" series, starting when I was in about 8th grade I'm guessing. I can't believe my mom let me read about a brother and sister having sex with each other!

Re: Weirdsmobile: Trailer Trashed

Drunkbunny — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 23:57:28 -0000

You're a timeless talent who may have one glimpse of your genius, but doesn't have the space to see the potential in its perspective. Your words have awed me for years, drawn me in for years. I've laughed out loud with you, shed actual tears when you have shared a tough time, but most of all have awed over how you can capture in one sentence something I've felt, floating around me for a long time but could never get the mist to settle to the grass like you can.

I didn't know married people could feel just wrong enough for this world. I have always thought that if I could get just one person to look at me and see something worth keeping, then my cares for the rest of the world would fade away. I guess it doesn't.

Re: Weirdsmobile: Trailer Trashed!

Drunkbunny — Wed, 21 May 2008 09:08:54 -0000

I loved Studio 60. But then again, how can a show with Matthew Perry and that Brad Whitford guy go wrong?