April 5, 2015

At the First Shoot Café...

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... you can ask questions later.
Posted by Ann Althouse at 11:03 AM
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13 comments:

traditionalguy said...

Seed bed shoots.

4/5/15, 11:04 AM
Gahrie said...

Is the plastic designed to cut down on weeds?

4/5/15, 11:25 AM
CWJ said...

If it's the first shoot cafe, shouldn't we "later ask questions?"

4/5/15, 12:05 PM
Chris N said...

At The Cafe First Shoot, Questions Later Are Asked?

4/5/15, 12:16 PM
sonicfrog said...

Oh... A mystery picture....

That's just grate.....

4/5/15, 12:25 PM
Patrick said...

I ate, shot and left.

4/5/15, 12:58 PM
Anonymous said...

GOP will not win. GOP cannot win. There is no way GOP image can be re-casted or re-imaged, as HRC is doing as per the NYT.

To win, GOP has to do 4 non-negotiable things. There is no alternative. No gaps. No way out.

1. Have a better legal immigration plan.
2. Fall in love with all things American Science.
3. Have more women in leadership positions (House/Senate).
4. Aggressive minority outreach by listening to their stores/needs.

These are non-negotiable. There is no way out.

If GOP does not do these 4 things, at least be a professional and get ready for HRC as your POTUS.

4/5/15, 2:31 PM
Ann Althouse said...

There's one tiny shoot. Very hard to see, but it is the first shoot of all that Meade has planted. It's basil.

4/5/15, 2:44 PM
lemondog said...

It looks like a skull.

4/5/15, 3:07 PM
traditionalguy said...

Best advice is do not to pull it up to see if its roots are healthy...just have faith in good seed planted in good soil.

4/5/15, 3:46 PM
Eric the Fruit Bat said...

There's probably a dirty single-panel cartoon out there with Jesus and Mary Magdalene and a play on "He is risen" but I didn't have the heart to search the internet to see if it's out there.

The ordinary abounds.

4/5/15, 6:23 PM
alan markus said...

Will this be live blogged (in 15 minutes)?

Journalism School to Release Review of Rolling Stone Article

4/5/15, 6:48 PM
Largo said...

If Fred Philps steps off the street into a Muslim bookshop and asks the Muslim owner for a dozen Qu'rans to go, does the owner have a religious right to refuse to fulfil the request? Does the owner have a moral right to refuse the request?

4/6/15, 5:15 AM

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