Unfortunate Moments in Eating Your Own Words

[DeSwiss]

Unfortunate Moments in Eating Your Own Words

by ArchPundit
August 27, 2007.

Larry Craig on naughtiness and nastiness

Meet the Press January 24, 1999, Sunday 9:00 AM

MR. RUSSERT: Larry Craig, would you want the last word from the Senate be an acquittal of the president and no censure?

SEN. CRAIG: Well, I don’t know where the Senate’s going to be on that issue of an up or down vote on impeachment, but I will tell you that the Senate certainly can bring about a censure resolution and it’s a slap on the wrist. It’s a, “Bad boy, Bill Clinton. You’re a naughty boy.”

The American people already know that Bill Clinton is a bad boy, a naughty boy. I’m going to speak out for the citizens of my state, who in the majority think that Bill Clinton is probably even a nasty, bad, naughty boy.

http://archpundit.com/blog/2007/08/27/unfortunate-moments-in-eating-your-own-words/

- So tell me this, if Clinton is a nasty, bad, naughty boy, what the hell does that make Craig? Oh, right.... I forgot. A Republican.

[obxhead]

1. Thank you.

[DeSwiss]

4. Ssssalright. :-) n/t

[Heidi]

2. Is it just me, or is it a bit odd for an adult politician to call another adult politician

a "a nasty, bad, naughty boy"?

[DeSwiss]

5. No its not normal language usage....

that's fer sure. Now that you made me think about it.... its kinda like words one might use while "playing out a fantasy in one's mind" while saying those words.... Like maybe he was "envisioning Bill being naughty" right there and then.

- Hmmmm, I bet they had to clean the seats up after the show was over....

[Heidi]

6. If a professional colleague said something like that to me or about me,

I would consider it a flirtation, to put it mildly. Completely inappropriate.

You owe me a cup of coffee for that "clean up the seats" remark, Mister. :spray:

[Beerboy]

3. Yeah, maybe Bill was a little on the naughty side,

but I don't recall reading of him trolling for "dates" in a public men's room.
Larry Craig says,"It’s a, Bad boy, Bill Clinton. You’re a naughty boy.”?
Sounds almost like he was jealous of Miss Monica!
NTTAWWT, but I can smell the stench of hypocrisy way up here in Minneapolis!

[DeSwiss]

7. Speaking of Minnesota....

...you have to know that, that pea-brained Pawlenty had to know about this. I wonder what Minnesota got out of Idaho before this came out? Obviously it wasn't bridges...

[FunkyLeprechaun]

8. This thread is worthless without a YouTube video

N/T

[DeSwiss]

9. I know....

...it didn't cost me hardly anything to post it. But thanks for the kick anyways.

[formercia]

10. Just think what kind of nasty creatures troll public rest rooms

Hepatitis C and who knows what else.

He probably looks at is as a public service, paying some addict for his next fix rather then have them go steal something to support their addiction.

The Larry Craig Outreach Ministry.

[Tsiyu]

15. "The Larry Craig Outreach Ministry"

:rofl:

An Outreach program sponsored by The CCRPPS

(pronounced: "See. See r peepees")

Conservative Christian Public (bathroom stall) Preachers Society :evilgrin:

Those naughty, naughty boys :spank:



:rofl:

[formercia]

16. Reach out and touch someone......

Can you spare a little pee? :rofl:


http://www.cellular-news.com/story/15564.php

A Cellphone Powered by Urine

Physicists in Singapore have developed a battery that can be powered by human urine. Aimed at disposable health-care kits for use in rural areas, we naturally couldn't pass up the opportunity to comment on such a product being used for those "emergency" phone calls when your conventional battery had died. Led by Dr Ki Bang Lee, a team at Singapore's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology developed a paper battery which is designed to be cheap to produce, and use urine as its power charge source.


Time to recharge the battery ?

Using 0.2 ml of urine, the team were able to generate a voltage of around 1.5 Volts with a corresponding maximum power of 1.5 mW. Battery performance can also be adjusted by using different construction materials.

"Our urine-activated battery would be integrated into biochip systems for healthcare diagnostic applications," says Lee. He envisions a world where people will easily be able to monitor their health at home, seeking medical attention only when necessary. "These fully-integrated biochip systems have a huge market potential," adds Lee.

The battery is made from a layer of paper that is soaked in copper chloride (CuCl) and then sandwiched between strips of magnesium and copper. The final product has dimensions of 6cm x 3cm, and a thickness of just 1 mm.



The research was published in the Institute of Physics' Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering.

[Tsiyu]

17. Power to the Peeeeple!

The answer to our energy woes...:think:

a renewable resource if there ever was one...

[DeSwiss]

18. The Larry Craig Outreach Ministry?

As opposed to "The Larry Craig Reach-Around Ministry???

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[grace0418]

11. Well, at least now Craig can wear his "Idaho? NO! You-daho!" t-shirt without

a shred of irony.

[DeSwiss]

19. Or, or, or....

"Boise will be Boise in Boise...."

[grace0418]

20. That could be on the back!

LOL!

[Beelzebud]

12. Craig just wants to spank Clinton's bare ass.

[Nimrod2005]

13. A Queen whore slut?

[Stephanie]

14. Oh my freaking god!

Oh lord! Bad boy! Bad, nasty, naughty boy! :rofl: