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Irish Death Ray Pointed at U.S.; Canucks Conspire; We Will All Die Soon. Part II

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More secretions from Republic of Ireland have come into my possession. While Grandad was supposedly attending a shindig in his honor, (aka WR 104) it appears that he was in fact devising a new plan along with the Embassy of Canuckastan to shoot a death ray at Kentucky.

Reports from the village near Grandad confirm winning this “major award” has gone to his head. Sightings of Grandad with sunglasses on top of his head indicate he feels star-like qualities. He was a co-winner with Grannymar, but her state remains relatively stable. However, she refers today to a recorded message, which may have unknown clues.

This is the secretion which was intercepted. (Substitute “Grandad” for Wolf-Rayet, a clever anagram for WTF a-hole!)

Both the massive stars in WR 104 will one day explode as supernovae. However, one of the pair is a highly unstable star known as a Wolf-Rayet, the last known stable phase in the life of these massive stars right before a supernova.

“Wolf-Rayet are regarded … as ticking bombs,” Tuthill explained. The ‘fuse’ for this star “is now very short — to an astronomer — and it may explode any time …”

When the Wolf-Rayet goes supernova, “it could emit an intense beam of gamma rays coming our way,” Tuthill said. “If such a ‘gamma ray burst’ happens, we really do not want Earth to be in the way.”

Since the initial blast would travel at the speed of light, there would be no warning of its arrival.

It seems that Grandad could not be so bright, but better safe than sorry.
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This targeting device (above) is currently being smuggled into Canada.

On my mark: duck assholes!

Kentucky: Pass This Law; No Anonymous Commenting.

Ineed to accomplish an act of civil disobedience this year to meet my earlier prognostication.

If this law passes, it would be so easy! One single anonymous comment here, and I get a $500 fine.

Couch’s bill would require anyone who contributes to a Web site to register their real name, address (emphasis mine) and e-mail address with that Web site. Their full name then would be used whenever they posted a comment.

Web site operators who violated the disclosure law would be fined $500 for a first offense and $1,000 for each subsequent offense.

I am taking up the cause because Representative Couch won’t – even though he introduced the bill.

Couch on Wednesday readily acknowledged that his bill raises First Amendment issues regarding free speech, so he won’t be pushing it.

It has constitutional issues? Sounds like the perfect law. Couch has three republicans who will be running against him and certainly doesn’t see the value in the publicity this would generate. All publicity is good publicity, the old bromide says.

Here’s the strategy Timmy boy: “I’m just protecting the chillren. Kids write nasty things about other kids, and we need to protect them from the viciousness of the innerwebs. We must look out for those who cannot look out for themselves. It is governments duty to pass laws that are vague so the courts can interpret them to include any speech that anyone might take any offense with.”

God Bless Kentucky.

God Bless America.

Breaking News: Barbaro Glue Launch Cancelled

Roy and Gretchen Jackson, the owners of 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro, have chosen to bury the racehorse at Churchill Downs.

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The market for three legged horse racing just isn’t what it used to be and Elmer’s has seen a fall off in demand for glue.

Marcel, Sil Vous Plait. It’s so Froid That…

Bonjour, Madames et Monsuiers!

Today, sil vous plait, call me Marcel.

For breakfast, Nancee made french toast, using french bread (made in Kentucky.) We had red wine (which came from Indiana – although the winery was just north of French Lick.) Yes wine in the morning, it is cold and that warms us up.

Oui, I am, how you say? Feeling zee Franhce.

Our little Bistro de Nancee

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Did I say cold?

It’s so cold,

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  • I want a political rally for the hot air.
  • I am a stiffy, except where it counts and that’s not getting far away from my body.

How cold is it where you are?

OMG! It’s the Return of “Live in Fear” Doppler

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We had a tornado warning this afternoon. Tornadoes in January in Kentucky are pretty rare. But it was warm here and southeast of us, and lots of thunderstorms, so it wasn’t totally unexpected that we would have severe weather.

But we have the Live-In-Fear Doppler Big News Weather Central weather guy on our local TV station. We’re a one horse town as far as TV news: only one local station has “local news and weather.”
This is our weather guy when the bad weather rolls in to our county:


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Ayup, that’s him. Star of every tabloid television blooper show known to mankind. You’ll be seeing that video until he finally gets blown away by a giant rotating hook echo that may cause potentially possibly deadly circular straightline down updrafts.
He just goes absolutely NUTS when there is a heavy downpour with thunder and lightening. Let the national weather service issue a tornado watch or warning and he gets wood.
One evening this past summer, they broadcasted all evening during prime-time with nothing but Live-In-Fear-Doppler. Zoom-in, zoom-out, it may be raining here, but not here. Lightening can kill you if it hits you. Take cover in a ditch, even though you can’t hear me because I’m on television, and half the county is without power.
If it wasn’t so serious, it would be hilarious.
No it still is hilarious.