A handy shortcut I've found very useful.....
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TheDude
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JohnnyBz00LS said:
Thanks for the link! I now am able to buy the RIGHT ketchup! And, it's only $3.62 a bottle plus shipping.
MonsterMark
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At least we didn't have to put up with 4 years of this....
MonsterMark
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JohnnyBz00LS said:
Haha. :bowrofl: Looks like Fossten beat you at your own game. :headbang: *owned*
fossten
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That's funny, Johnny. But you left out Newsbusters.org! How could you be so obtuse? 
fossten
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I guess Johnny thinks we should all read the New York Times...
Reprinted from NewsMax.com
Friday, June 23, 2006 12:32 a.m. EDT
Fox Makes Up News, NY Times Editor Says
Former New York Times Executive Editor Howell Raines has leveled a shocking charge against Fox News: The leading cable news network makes up its stories.
In his new autobiography "The One That Got Away,” Raines – who, ironically, resigned over made-up stories at the Times – writes: "Fox, by its mere existence, undercuts the argument that the public is starved for ‘fair’ news, and not just because Fox shills for the Republican Party and panders to the latest of America’s periodic religious manias. The key to understanding Fox News is to grasp the anomalous fact that its consumers know its ‘news’ is made up.
"It matters not when critics point this out to Foxite consumers because they’ve understood it from the outset. That’s why they’re there.”
Further on in the book he attacks Fox again:
"Fox Television showed us the future - outright lies and paranoid opinions packaged as news under the oversight of Rupert [Murdoch], a flagrant pirate, and Roger Ailes, an unprincipled Nixon thug.”
After the conservative Web site Newsbusters ran several excerpts from Raines’ book, one e-mailer wrote:
"Fox may have a conservative slant but it is usually quite clear when they go from straight reporter mode to giving their own two bits worth.”
Another e-mail says: "I guess if there’s anyone who should recognize ‘made-up’ news when he sees it, it would be Howell Raines.”
Raines was executive editor at the Times when the Jayson Blair scandal erupted in 2003. Blair, it was revealed, had fabricated stories, inventing quotes and even entire interviews. Raines resigned about a month later, after less than two years at the job.
Reprinted from NewsMax.com
Friday, June 23, 2006 12:32 a.m. EDT
Fox Makes Up News, NY Times Editor Says
Former New York Times Executive Editor Howell Raines has leveled a shocking charge against Fox News: The leading cable news network makes up its stories.
In his new autobiography "The One That Got Away,” Raines – who, ironically, resigned over made-up stories at the Times – writes: "Fox, by its mere existence, undercuts the argument that the public is starved for ‘fair’ news, and not just because Fox shills for the Republican Party and panders to the latest of America’s periodic religious manias. The key to understanding Fox News is to grasp the anomalous fact that its consumers know its ‘news’ is made up.
"It matters not when critics point this out to Foxite consumers because they’ve understood it from the outset. That’s why they’re there.”
Further on in the book he attacks Fox again:
"Fox Television showed us the future - outright lies and paranoid opinions packaged as news under the oversight of Rupert [Murdoch], a flagrant pirate, and Roger Ailes, an unprincipled Nixon thug.”
After the conservative Web site Newsbusters ran several excerpts from Raines’ book, one e-mailer wrote:
"Fox may have a conservative slant but it is usually quite clear when they go from straight reporter mode to giving their own two bits worth.”
Another e-mail says: "I guess if there’s anyone who should recognize ‘made-up’ news when he sees it, it would be Howell Raines.”
Raines was executive editor at the Times when the Jayson Blair scandal erupted in 2003. Blair, it was revealed, had fabricated stories, inventing quotes and even entire interviews. Raines resigned about a month later, after less than two years at the job.
JohnnyBz00LS
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MonsterMark said:
Indeed. However the fact you find that so funny is very telling. I find it quite the sad state of affairs.
If I were a liberal, I too would be saddened by the state of affairs. You're party is setting itself up for failure and throughout the world you're ideology has been proven flase. Dark days indeed.JohnnyBz00LS said:
TheDude
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Calabrio said:
Ebb and flow...