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Doesn't he wish they were only vociferous.
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And, of course, nobody's allowed to officially notice that the emperor hasDoesn't he wish they were only vociferous.
It runs deeper than that- Bush looks very much like the kind of peopleOn Thursday 30 September 2004 08:53 pm, Fred Bloggs did deign to grace us
with the following:
Doesn't he wish they were only vociferous.
And, of course, nobody's allowed to officially notice that the emperor has
no brain. ;-)
Cheers!
Rich
Lahf is lahk uh bawx uh chawclits. Yuh nevuh know whatcha gonna git.Rich Grise wrote:
On Thursday 30 September 2004 08:53 pm, Fred Bloggs did deign to grace us
with the following:
Doesn't he wish they were only vociferous.
And, of course, nobody's allowed to officially notice that the emperor
has no brain. ;-)
Cheers!
Rich
It runs deeper than that- Bush looks very much like the kind of people
that are hauled before judges to be declared legally incompetent to
handle their own affairs. It is time to end this charade and send him
back to the rehab ranch in Texas for a good long rest- like for the rest
of his pathetic life.
I didn't watch the whole debate, but have to agree. Bush lookedIt runs deeper than that- Bush looks very much like the kind of people
that are hauled before judges to be declared legally incompetent to
handle their own affairs.
I'm terribly sorry, I was under the impression that this was *one*It was a real surprise, especially when Kerry said he would do what Bush did
but better. How does one respond when your opponent completely agrees with
you? Then Kerry began to hedge by suggesting the UN would take some
responsibility for the normalization. The UN NEVER takes responsibility for
any of it's mistakes!
And what exactly is the irony?Now if Fred had gone to college he would know that ad hominem attacks
are completely discredited in debate circles. Fred sees lies where
there is truth, truth were there is lies.
I wonder if anybody (else) sees the irony in these little diatribes?
Almost everyone!Now if Fred had gone to college he would know that ad hominem attacks
are completely discredited in debate circles. Fred sees lies where
there is truth, truth were there is lies.
I wonder if anybody (else) sees the irony in these little diatribes?
idiots, and quite purposeful.John S. Dyson wrote:
Perhaps
some of this hate does result from dysinformation and dyseducation -- but
I like your spelling. Freudian slip?
It is meant to imply 'dysfunction' on the part of the hate filled leftist
his doctor about a sexual performance problem: "Ya see, doc, I gotta prollemIn article <PI18d.198140$3l3.28491@attbi_s03>,
Robert Monsen <rcsurname@comcast.net> writes:
John S. Dyson wrote:
Perhaps
some of this hate does result from dysinformation and dyseducation --
but
I like your spelling. Freudian slip?
It is meant to imply 'dysfunction' on the part of the hate filled leftist
idiots, and quite purposeful.
I thought that word was coined by a person from New Jersey complaining to
But gods don't have elections, do they? And they can serve at least tenActually, I think they're from Ahriman, the god of power. It's time for
him to step down, so the god of Love can reclaim her right place.
Sounds a bit like the Albigensian Heresy.only you can
save yourself from the clutches of the prince of death.
Because DAT didn't function at all as a consumer product.It's not clear why the term "datfunction" hasn't caught on as well.
Should we call you 'Rich the Baptist' then? How are you on locusts andJust wait a while - it is all being revealed. I'm just sort of an
advance scout.
DysonIn article <PI18d.198140$3l3.28491@attbi_s03>,
Robert Monsen <rcsurname@comcast.net> writes:
John S. Dyson wrote:
Perhaps
some of this hate does result from dysinformation and dyseducation -- but
I like your spelling. Freudian slip?
It is meant to imply 'dysfunction' on the part of the hate filled leftist
idiots, and quite purposeful.
John
Perhaps
some of this hate does result from dysinformation and dyseducation -- but
I like your spelling. Freudian slip?
Nah. They got it almost exactly upside-down. The physical isn't wiredI read in sci.electronics.design that Rich Grise <null@example.net
wrote (in <Ubi8d.4984$r3.3266@trnddc05> about 'A VOTE FOR BUSH IS A
VOTE *AGAINST* AMERICA', on Mon, 4 Oct 2004:
only you can
save yourself from the clutches of the prince of death.
Sounds a bit like the Albigensian Heresy.
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01267e.htm
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Hey Fred, nothing wrong with a cushy chair. Maybe you should... You sit in a cushy chair all day with your feet propped
up on the desk while ...
Indeed.http://www.businessinteriors.ca/pdf/cp/aer_cp.pdf
Ahh- nice. Good choice.
For about 15 minutes.I just checked- and even UNICOR dropped my chair- so now it is a
collector's item. Any chair is comfortable enough if you would
just sit up straight with feet flat on the floor.
Thank you, Fred, I don't know how I ever got along without this vitalRich Grise wrote:
How would we check? And who wins?
Thanks,
Rich
Why don't you shut your asswipe mouth, moron. You might get a clue that
the loitering, overpaid, welfare cheat keeps trying to divert attention
away from my claims about him. And speaking about "crap"- that would be
a good characterization of your posting history- you are a good for
nothing ignorant p.o.s. the newsgroup could do without.