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You responded with more clever insults. Sorry, but your message is lost in that act alone. I doubt your ability to allow a last word though. This statement is false

I would guess that makes you an armed hateful south-western surrogate user. Or Bubba.

kmg365 wrote: I know socialists burn business harass people and are profane: Conservative protests have to be fun and support our local businesses... and be a family activity. :) :thumbsup:

Interesting. I checked Snopes which says nothing about this which doesn't mean it is a real government document, but at least suggest that it hasn't been identified as not being one, yet. The document is pretty accurate of course, but it tends to make little or no distinction between right-wing groups and individuals and extremist right-wing groups and individuals. Of course, to some one on the far left, anyone even slightly right of center appears to be an extremist. Essentially is presents the Dailey Kos's P.O.V with, apparently, the backing of what I consider to be potentially, the most dangerous arm of the Federal Government. Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

bulg wrote: I don't remember my last post in this lounge I think they have pills for that. ;) Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

Ka?l wrote: The invisible hand would just appear and stop that! It did. If you take a look at the last fifty-sixty years or so, you'll see that every time there's been a run-up in the price of oil, there's been a recession until either the price dropped or inflation caught up. Nobody ever referred to it as the "gentle invisible hand of the market." Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

Ahh, OK. I've never read any of Herbert's works, hence the confusion. :) Gary Kirkham Forever Forgiven and Alive in the Spirit The men said to them, "Why do you seek the living One among the dead? He is not here, but He has risen." Me blog, You read

Fair enough. I'll admit also he's doing things I disagree with as well. But I didn't vote for him. :suss: This statement is false

Richard A. Abbott wrote: so why not this Pirate based incident? And, to steal Stan's idea, Johnny Depp could play the chief pirate. Richard A. Abbott wrote: Do you feel it is a little macabre creating a computer game that depicts an unfortunate series of incidents that resulted in US Military losing lives? While the military's mission is not to die for their country but to make the other S.O.B's died for theirs, nonetheless their job is to put their lives on the line, regardless of SNAFUs, REMFs, or Murphy. "With your shield, or on it," was the goodbye blessing of Roman mothers to their sons when going off to war (Soldiers running away usually threw the large Roman shield away in order to move more quickly; casualties were often carried off the battlefield in their own shield.) The men involved in the Battle of Mogadishu lived up to the expectations we have always had of warriors, especially the Nighthawks that hovered over the trapped Rangers all night. Not to celbrate their heroism - while carefully not exculpating those who made foolish or uniformed decisions - would be a sad state of affairs. Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

I was using my old computer equipped with wireless card and souped up video card attached to my old CRT TV as a Netflix "watch it now" server. Now I have to toss the computer, it's just a damn shame! Oakman wrote: I was really pissed when they stopped selling unleaded gas, too. Me too, 72 Pinto never quite ran the same after that.

Mike Gaskey wrote: As payment for the service, the consultant keeps the watch But thanking you very much for our services using. Any time wishing you to use me for the time-telling, just call my company and ask for Jim. Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

John Carson wrote: Perhaps it rates well over Easter. No doubt, but I never saw first run commercials when for an old religious based movie like the 10 Commandments. As I recall in times past it was local lawyer, and local car dealership commercials. I was impressed that they thought they would get a high market share because; * Shows that are religious based would be anathema to commercial TV * It's guarantee to offend someone (not PC) who will write a letter to the network or commercial sponsor threatening a boycott. * Charleston Heston is the epitome of the liberal satan by his actions in his later years that he would never get a play anyway... just thought it a bit interesting.

Oakman wrote: Did all of the dealerships in your area survive? A number of them went under. One was new and never got the doors open. One of the Chevrolet dealers in SF went under and they were old enough to have sponsored The Dinah Shore Show. "Republicans are the party that says government doesn't work and then they get elected and prove it." -- P.J. O'Rourke I'm a proud denizen of the Real Soapbox[^] ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES!!!

Right. You expect me to believe that you've given more thought to my evidence (aka the field of neuroscience) than LOL SCIENCE? Are you for real? You're hilarious. - F

Oakman wrote: I apologize for seeming to attempt to lure you into doing something you don't want to do. To do that adequately, without merely stating an opinion, I would have to research the evidence, which would take time I cannot currently spare from being retired. :) The path has been well worn by the Oz vs USA posts, and I have nothing to add. Oakman wrote: they don't really worry about who they inflict themselves on True, but the degree to which they inflict themselves is the problem. In Norwich, a city set in a rural area, a large shopping mall was excavated, using navvies from outside the area. They taught the locals how to 'really' brawl. The navvies are gone, but the escalated level of violence in late night brawls remains. Bob Emmett

And where in High School did you learn so much of this stuff that you can debate it so? Or do you just google everything and cut and paste? I still posit that The authors Ravel and Joyce inspired your moniker and you are in no way a 15 year old kid. This statement is false

MidwestLimey wrote: We have demonstrably altered the composition of the atmosphere, including increasing the concentration of CO2. As yet we don't know the exact outcome of this experiment, nevertheless it will have an effect. It seems, much as in US politics, there are two camps in extremis. Denial or Disaster. No one wants to admit the truth: We don't ###?#?# know what will happen. I don't have any problem with any of that, except, perhaps, the singling out of the U.S. Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

Rob Graham wrote: Today I'm back to my ordinary powerless self. Doncha just hate it when the Justice League shows up and takes away your cape? Frankly, I'm not sure we need moderation. In all the time since the resurection there has been one spammer I would have gone after for reposting the same message over and over - and the one message that your reported to Chris (his deletion of it was all that was needed, imho.) But if my name and yours are going to be taken in vain on every refresh of the first page, I'd like to at least know why we're being singled out. If Chris were to come in and adjust some message out of existence, we'd get the blame for it, and no-one would belive our heartfelt protestations :~ Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

_Damian S_ wrote: This time? Nope. I generally have to page down in the forum ... and so, of course, I rarely go many pages.

Rob Graham wrote: Now that one is real. All too real, in fact. Rob Graham wrote: Gay pride parade, last year, right? Or any other pubilc event that might have taken in place in San Francisco over the last 10 years. Chaining ourselves to the moral high ground does not make us good guys. Aside from making us easy targets, it merely makes us idiotic prisoners of our own self loathing.