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JimmyRopes wrote:
our new trivial posterTroll du jour.
FTFY
Thanks :-D I fixed your ubnivote count. I wonder which univoter du jour you offended? :~
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Out of inspiration?
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Pierre Leclercq wrote:
Out of inspiration desperation ?
FTFY
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I got to admit I though Pierre had been involved in the original as well, he was involved in a univoter squabble earlier I'm sure.
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Mycroft Holmes wrote:
he was involved in a univoter squabble earlier I'm sure
Pierre Le Gris
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Out of inspiration?
You can't turn lead into gold, unless you've built yourself a nuclear plant.
Not at all. I just don't respond well to trolls who prefer personal attack to actual issue discussion. Since you made it quite clear which you are, I choose to have no further discourse with you. You are beneath my contempt.
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Let me see, he was in the US to promote a film about racial profiling of Muslims after 9/11. He is making a big fuss about an hour detention to clarify his identity, a detention which TSA says was not an "official detention", but merely an "informal interfview" (Bureacrats - I have no idea what the significant difference might be). What do you suppose the possibility is that Khan is doing this in part as a publicity stunt for the film, and that he caused most of the ruckus himself? It certainly wouldn't be the first time a celebrity took advantage of the stupid security tools (minimum wage functionaries who srte paid to 'just follow the rules')? And why do you find it necessary to keep bring this up? (added my 1 to your "ghost voter").
Rob Graham wrote:
What do you suppose the possibility is that Khan is doing this in part as a publicity stunt for the film, and that he caused most of the ruckus himself?
That is a very good point. I think that an informal interview would mean if it's sorted out then there is no reason to add a flag to his records.
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Not at all. I just don't respond well to trolls who prefer personal attack to actual issue discussion. Since you made it quite clear which you are, I choose to have no further discourse with you. You are beneath my contempt.
Rob Graham wrote:
Not at all. I just don't respond well to trolls who prefer personal attack to actual issue discussion. Since you made it quite clear which you are, I choose to have no further discourse with you. You are beneath my contempt.
I can see you are following the member who makes silly jokes about my id, insults me, and then modifies his/her post to make believe he did not do it...
You can't turn lead into gold, unless you've built yourself a nuclear plant.
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Let me see, he was in the US to promote a film about racial profiling of Muslims after 9/11. He is making a big fuss about an hour detention to clarify his identity, a detention which TSA says was not an "official detention", but merely an "informal interfview" (Bureacrats - I have no idea what the significant difference might be). What do you suppose the possibility is that Khan is doing this in part as a publicity stunt for the film, and that he caused most of the ruckus himself? It certainly wouldn't be the first time a celebrity took advantage of the stupid security tools (minimum wage functionaries who srte paid to 'just follow the rules')? And why do you find it necessary to keep bring this up? (added my 1 to your "ghost voter").
Rob Graham wrote:
Let me see, he was in the US to promote a film about racial profiling of Muslims after 9/11. He is making a big fuss about an hour detention to clarify his identity, a detention which TSA says was not an "official detention", but merely an "informal interfview"
Everything was going as planned until the customs official said "bend over and spread'em"! :~
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Mycroft Holmes wrote:
he was involved in a univoter squabble earlier I'm sure
Pierre Le Gris
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I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopesJimmyRopes wrote:
Pierre Le Gris
How old are you?
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Indians might have learned English, and kicked them out on 08/15, but... http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gJqZbM0emKNsC982qV0yDXI5RHVQD9A3T84O0[^] Quote: "... in India, where the ability to avoid being frisked at airports is seen as a status symbol." ...in the US no one is above the laws. (edit) KSS, not a programming question, not about US politics, and not about climate change... (/edit)
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modified on Sunday, August 16, 2009 9:58 AM
A few months back, a very well known south Indian actor was similarly detained but it did not make as big a news splash as this one did : http://www.filmysouth.com/malayalam_movie_news/mammootty_detained/may-08-2009/mammootty_detained_at_us_airport.html[^] Incidentally the actor is from my native state in India, and is also coincidentally a Muslim (his name happened to be on the no-fly list). The actor later told journalists that he personally did not think it was racial profiling, but the local media in my state made a big issue about it.
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Rob Graham wrote:
Let me see, he was in the US to promote a film about racial profiling of Muslims after 9/11. He is making a big fuss about an hour detention to clarify his identity, a detention which TSA says was not an "official detention", but merely an "informal interfview"
Everything was going as planned until the customs official said "bend over and spread'em"! :~
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