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POPSQuarterback sneak I'd have thought beer ads would have been the go. Or, as the author says, beer, trucks and fast food.
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POPSThose aren't fighting words, dear More: Let me be clear: I’m not saying my husband was throwing a child’s tantrum. No. He was in the grip of something else — a profound and far more troubling meltdown that comes not in childhood but in midlife, when we perceive that our personal trajectory is no longer arcing reliably upward as it once did. But I decided to respond the same way I’d responded to my children’s tantrums. And I kept responding to it that way. For four months. “I don’t love you anymore. I’m not sure I ever did.” His words came at me like a speeding fist, like a sucker punch, yet somehow in that moment I was able to duck. And once I recovered and composed myself, I managed to say, “I don’t buy it.” Because I didn’t.… My husband tried to strike a deal. Blame me for his pain. Unload his feelings of personal disgrace onto me. But I ducked. And I waited. And it worked.
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POPSPassive-Aggression, Lies, Hypocrisy
In their very denials, they blatantly show their bias. Watching MSNBC, I think it is possible that often they really don't think it is showing. Panel members, after multiple exchanges where 5 or 6 (against 1) make snide references in their "analysis", show disdain contrasting wildly with the fawning speech reserved for the DNC & Obama, unashamedly lashing out at speakers they felt personally offended by,...they end up putting together a pair of collective presentations that, to a bipartisan observer, are like night and day. THEN have the balls (incldng. Rachel Maddow)to come off angrily defending their smear-style "journalism" dripping with partisan unevenness of tone, and nastiness, while framing the accusation as - (get this) - a tired Republican tactic. Oh my God! I think they may actually even believe it. How are humans so removed from their own behaviors, I wonder, whether in personal or private. Denial of this nature is to the level of a serious addiction or mental disorder. I
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POPSHypothetical Attack On U.S. Outlined By China The Chinese first-strike strategy is “more than hypothetical,” according to the report. But in the near term, at least, it’s considered unlikely. ----- The likely trigger would be Taiwanese elections, where assertions of complete independence from the mainland can infuriate Chinese leaders. In 2012, however, when Taiwan holds an election and mainland China’s leadership is expected to turn over, perhaps for the worse, the risk of conflict could increase.
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POPSCzech Politician Fight Red Tie (Leader) Blue Tie (Intern) Background: Talking about the economy RT: Go to your room motherfucker Background: BT stairs down RT and proceeds to room Doorman: BT you don't have to take that shit BT: Returns...I am going to stay RT: Go to your room motherfucker BT: I'm staying RT: Sucker punch Blue Tie as back is turned BT: Blocks punch..beats the shit out of Red Tie
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POPSSoldier in IraqStabbed inBrain."WhatKnife"? Medics followed instructions from surgeons by phone while they were in the chopper on the way to the local hospital at Balad, a base hospital 30 min.away. After arrival they received guidance over laptop from the best at Walter Reed. FROM THE ARTICLE:--<< "Through personnel at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., Teff relayed details and photos of Powers’ surgery to Lt. Col. Rocco Armonda, one the Army’s most skilled vascular neurosurgeons. There was no precedent for Powers’ condition in Iraq, and the head and neck team needed guidance. Contacted in his vehicle, Armonda pulled over in Washington traffic, reviewed the images on his laptop and shot back a response: Close the guy up and get him to Bethesda. Now! " >>--
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POPSPansy. I like Carmelo, don't get me wrong... but I hate it the most when the athletes run away. If you're gonna start something, or act like you are, you better be able to finish it.
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