Thank you...

Thank you, Stephen Colbert!

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  1. Unknown9:28 PM, May 01, 2006

    Its all the rage..Colbies appearance..god he does rock doesn't he?

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  2. Crackpot Press10:34 AM, May 02, 2006

    How does such A material bomb?

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  3. Drew Dallons10:41 AM, May 02, 2006

    Don't know... I guess it's not funny ha-ha.

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  4. enigma4ever5:21 PM, May 07, 2006

    Stephen Colbert just arrived on our hero list- along with Ray McGovern this week...( we know he would arrive on it soon- as John Stewart has been on it for so long). He totally rocked...and the looks on Bush's face were just priceless....and he also bitchslapped the MSM in a way that none of us could have...WOW...

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  5. Lily8:50 AM, May 08, 2006

    Hey Drew! Yup, it was snarkalicious.

    Good moments. Good moments.

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  6. Lily7:16 AM, May 10, 2006

    Checking in on you! Great to see you at BR. Jump in when you have a chance! Forums are quite efficient for the time-pressed. Lots of topics and at a glance see the updated comments. uch easier in my view once you get the hang.

    Keep in touch with your freak friends, ok?

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  7. Drew Dallons11:25 AM, May 10, 2006

    Thanks Elizabeth... I signed up over there but haven't actually taken time to get into some of the discussions... but I will! Good to see ya around though.

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