Ah, you gotta love some people

Some people just can't help the non sequitur.

Just thought I'd drop by and mention that a hero of the 'Christian' "Right", Marilyn Musgrave has said "The war in Iraq hasn't gone quite the way we hoped" - understatement of the millenium.

I don't have a clue who Marilyn Musgrave is. I can honestly say I've never heard of her.  Regardless, this is hardly surprising.  I believe just about anyone who supported the invasion of Iraq would admit that the subsequent reconstruction was poorly executed (at a minimum). I harldy see the point.

That combined with Pastor Ted's outing really does sum up the problem.

What problem is that? In what way are someone I've never heard of saying the war isn't going as planned and someone else I'd never heard of until he got caught with drugs and a gay prostitute connected?

If you're going to rant, could you please at least explain yourself?

Sorry to 'mouth off' - but it IS a Constitutional Right. STILL.

Don't recall anyone saying it wasn't.  You have the right to mouth off all you want, and I have a right to delete unrelated posts. For some reason I can't bring myself to delete these those. I find them mildly entertaining.

I can only assume that the apology for mouthing off was facetious because someone who takes the time to post disjointed comments to unrelated year-old posts on barely active blogs doesn't strike me as someone who dislikes mouthing off.

Comments

[Tubby]

"What problem is that? In what way are someone I've never heard of saying the war isn't going as planned and someone else I'd never heard of until he got caught with drugs and a gay prostitute connected?"

re

It's simple, they are connected by being in your post. Your post is the problem. Quit posting about people you've never heard of and things will be better (wink).

P.S.
For a real thrill, try commenting on a blog
you've never heard of (mine) and written by another person you have never heard of (me).

[Matthew]

Here's the best part. The "constitutional right" he speaks of guarantees free speech in public... and this isn't public.
This is your moderated, private blog - yet he'd yell about censorship if you deleted that post.

I find it bemusing that many people who yell the loudest about "free speech" are the ones who don't even know what it is.

[elf108]

Tubby,

I think you are taking this post too much to heart. Jeff was posting about comments made another post of his. It is not that the only thing those two things have in common is his post, but that someone had to "spout off" comments relating to a post that had nothing to do with his comments. Jeff was commenting on things he knew of, comments on his blog.

(Jeffrey's Wife)