Just a bruise? Next time, sharpen the stake.
Babble on.
Even a blind squirrel stumbles across an acorn on occasion. So too with Heather "And Your Little Dog Too!" Mallick:
What I most admire about the Lee Valley Tools people is their talent for seeing danger where I believe none exists, right up to the moment of injury when I curse myself for not having bought the gadget that would have saved me.
On this point, I agree with her. Too bad she can't apply that lesson beyond her own bruised ribcage - a predictable symptom of her obvious self-obsession. In fact, that line of reasoning is why I would vote Republican in November were I an American citizen. You see:
What I admire about the Republicans is their talent for seeing danger where I believe none exists, right up to the moment when I use my dying breath to curse myself for not having paid nearly enough attention to fundamentalist Islamoterror.
Seeing threats where others don't is truly a talent, and a much needed one in today's chaotic and unpredictable world. Lee Valley isn't the only organization that does it well.
Babble off.
posted by Babbling Brooks @ 3:33 p.m.
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"Islamoterror"
I like that. I daresay that rolls off the tongue even more nicely than "AdScam".
-- Sean (www.polspy.ca)
But B., seeing threats where none really exist, is a form of mental illness.
"...seeing threats where none really exist, is a form of mental illness."
Sez you. Even paranoids have enemies.
But Greg, there's a difference between seeing threats where none really exists, and seeing threats where one believes none exists...which I think is what Damian was getting at.
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