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Wanted to get fellow FReeper's opinions on what I saw at our local B&N... We all know Barnes & Noble and Borders tend to lean to the left, and we saw this especially in regards to Unfit For Command last year. I could never have imagined, however, one of these bookstores would be as blatant about their politics as our local Barnes & Noble was. They have a small shelf of recommended books called "Our Staff Recommends." They usually have some popular and some not-so-popular books up there. They've had liberal and conservative books up there occasionally as well, no...

Thought these needed to be Photoshopped

Look at her napkin: even donuts are sorry! (Drunken Donuts?) Nancy Pelosi Yup. The liberals are full of bull Thank God computer files aren't scratch and sniff! Male or female? Well, your Mom isn't the only b***h who voted for Kerry. And exactly how long do you think it would be before you were flayed alive if it weren't for those of us willing to stand up to Islamofascists? Mamas, do not let this man near your children! um. Showing off that patriotism again! Because of Republicans, you mothers will have no government aid in beating your children to...

I came across this link on (of all places) DU. It is the exact opposite of www.sorryeverybody.com Worth a peek. http://www.yourewelcomeeverybody.com/gallery.php

Nobles: Lance Cpl. Dimitrios Gavriel, for a sacrifice of a lifetime in defense of his country. In America's all-volunteer military, it is sometimes assumed that only men and women without much of a future decide to enlist. The arrogance of such an assumption might be tolerable if it weren't so blatantly wrong. A case in point is Lance Cpl. Dimitrios Gavriel, age 29, who enlisted in the Marines in October 2003, leaving behind a promising career on Wall Street as a financial analyst. Working 16-hour days at Bank of America, Mr. Gavriel lost two friends on September 11, reports the...

Nobles: Lance Cpl. Dimitrios Gavriel, for a sacrifice of a lifetime in defense of his country.     In America's all-volunteer military, it is sometimes assumed that only men and women without much of a future decide to enlist. The arrogance of such an assumption might be tolerable if it weren't so blatantly wrong. A case in point is Lance Cpl. Dimitrios Gavriel, age 29, who enlisted in the Marines in October 2003, leaving behind a promising career on Wall Street as a financial analyst. [snip]On Nov. 18, Lance Cpl. Gavriel was killed in Fallujah. He was posthumously awarded two Purple Hearts...

SorryEverybody.com by Steve Pudlo Posted: November 19, 2004 Much pulling-of-hair-and-gnashing-of-teeth has been made of the recent US election results. Bloggers the world over are examining, cross-examining, dissecting and trying to figure out the how and why of the results. Some people have even gone so far as to apologize for the will of the majority of Americans who cast ballots on the 2nd of November. Recently there have been several counter-apology sites springing up all around the world expressing pleasure in the election results and confidence in the president-re-elect. Not wanting to feel le ft out, I feel that I...

WE'RE NOT SORRY that George W. Bush is our President! A majority of us went out and voted on Nov. 2nd for President Bush. There is no reason for us to apologize to the rest of the world because of our belief in Freedom and Democracy. This website is for those of us who want to say to our fellow Americans that we believe in the President Bush and we believe in his agenda.

It's been down all day. I hope its not permanent... as I think its important that we have a competing site to the DUmmies sorryeverybody. I suspect it became a much larger site that the owner ever expected. Anyone know what is going on? Can we help some way?

A majority of us went out and voted on Nov. 2nd for President Bush. There is no reason for us to apologize to the rest of the world because of our belief in Freedom and Democracy. This website is for those of us who want to say to our fellow Americans and to the rest of the World that we believe in President Bush and we believe in his agenda. Submit Your Picture If you can, please keep your pictures under 150K in size. Check out the new link on the left. Feedback eMail. Both Good and Bad. To view...

what's this site about? After november 2nd, a lot of people outside world gave up on the American people. It was a strange sight for us to see the American people putting a monkey in the White House. It was a lot stranger when after four years in office, the monkey actually got re-elected. We found ourselves thinking the American people have gone berserk altogether, and had become truly selfdestructive. Sorryeverybody.com was an American initiative to show that this view needs some adjustment. 48% of those who voted against Bush uttered their shame by simply displaying themselves along with a...

An online war is under way between Americans who want to apologise for the US presidential election results, and those who are happy with the way it turned out. Sorryeverybody.com started the duel the day after the polls closed, with a picture of its creator holding up a "Sorry World" message. Since then the site has racked up more than 27 million hits as other people post pictures and view the growing gallery of images. But the site has also seen the creation of at least eight other websites set up supporters of president George W Bush who believe there...

It started the day after the US presidential election with a student posting a picture of himself on the internet holding up a sign reading: "Sorry world (we tried) - half of America". Within a few days, the website www.sorryeverybody.com set up by James Zetlen, had 27m hits, he said. The site features more than 2,200 pictures of contrite Americans holding up placards expressing their sorrow at the victory of George Bush. "It was mind-boggling the amount of emotion the website has triggered," says the 20-year-old neuroscience student, who attends the University of Southern California. But Zetlen's site for rueful...

If you want to see some amusing images from disheartened democrats and liberals, check out this web site. It is a fascinating pathological effort to reach out to fellow elites in the global community.

In an extraordinary expression of angst and despair, hundreds of John Kerry supporters have participated in a website designed to send a giant "We're sorry" to the world for having allowed President Bush to be re-elected. Sorryeverybody.com attempts to send the message to the world that Americans aren't "any more jingoistic or xenophobic than people in other countries," according to the site's founder. "Some of us – hopefully most of us – are trying to understand and appreciate the effect our recent election will have on you, the citizens of the rest of the world," says a message on the...

Simply hilarious! 90% of the pics feature people with eye-brow piercings and black nail polish and/or signs laced with extreme profanity. The handwriting of some also makes me laugh pretty hard. Most of them can't get their facts right either. Have a good chuckle at this one!

Here is a site where we can actually see our friends at DU make fools of themselves. It's pretty much exactly what you would except, yet very entertaining at the same time. Enjoy.

Some of us -- hopefully most of us -- are trying to understand and appreciate the effect our recent election will have on you, the citizens of the rest of the world. As our so-called leaders redouble their efforts to screw you over, please remember that some of us -- hopefully most of us -- are truly, truly sorry. And we'll say we're sorry, even on the behalf of the ones who aren't.