jadewahoo wrote:


I posted the following over in Hurricane Gustav.

n4ku wrote:
Insane? Maybe. Cool? Totally.

Speaking of riding Gustav, I saw Senator McCain putting on his presidential voice as he talked about the "disaster" (hasn't happened yet, has it?) in New Orleans and how the RNC was modifying the convention format because "we aren't going to be Republicans tomorrow, we are going to be Americans and stand together in the face of this "disaster". I think he's breathing a sigh of relief that he won't have to appear on the same stage as Bush/Cheney who have both canceled their appearances at the convention.

Truncated. All trimmings cancelled. Get on with the business of nominating, get back to the hotel, drink The Mccallan and listen to the Voice of God booming from the mouth of the Ol' Mississip.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
The bottle is tragically awful.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
No, you wouldn't.  I've had 12 year-old McCallan - nectar of the gods, man.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
The perfume would be cheaper.  And pouring scotch from a French decanter is just so, well, déclassé.  

Inamorato wrote:

What a horrific bottle. Good god.

Yes I'd like to have what's in it but now that I've seen that bottle I'd have a hard time telling myself I wasn't drinking perfume from a Fronch ho-house.

MonkeyPod wrote: on the other hand, McCain didn't let katrina spoil his birthday!

A friend who's a columnist for the Washington Post and in town to cover the convention tells me that many of the parties this week are being toned down or canceled because the Republican leaders can't afford to be seen partying while Hurricane Gustav inundates New Orleans.  I suspect this won't hurt sales of the $525-a-shot scotch brought in for the convention.  Plutocrats will have their pleasures.

 MonkeyPod wrote: 
it's because he chose a woman for veep, don'tchaknow

rosedraws wrote:
I'm curious to see if we get any of the same proclamations issued from the Religious Right:

Huricane Katrina - It was God's response to the gay activities in New Orleans.
(Real unfortunate about those folks in Mississippi and Alabama though.)

Huricane Gustav - God must not want John McCain to win if he's going to interupt the convention!

Looks like God is now slated to be the first speaker at the Republican Convention.