[hk]

Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Up

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.


We have right-wing morons among us.


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The Tea Party's teabaggers are just the Republican base by another name.

[Canuck57[_9_]]

On 01/05/2010 11:49 AM, hk wrote:

Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Up

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

What a prude. Is he a faggot?

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Hey, guys go topless at the beach, I wish more women would do the same.
Why does our society insist on hiding the beauty of a nice looking
woman? Is it to keep the ugly ones and fags happy?

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

Disfiguring a womens breasts should be a crime, statue or not.

Guess the politicians in Virginia have nothing better to do.

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Are we being heard or are we a herd?

[nom=de=plume[_2_]]

"hk" wrote in message
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Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Up

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess depicted
on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast is
exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided pins
to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by an
armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins were not
paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to a
Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato
told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer can
the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal magazine,"
leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage in
behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of Justice
statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.


We have right-wing morons among us.


--
The Tea Party's teabaggers are just the Republican base by another name.


Reminds me of John Ascroft covering up that statue. He did it because so
many photographs were taken of him standing next to it, probably with the
caption, "Which one is the boob?"

[anon-e-moose[_2_]]

On 5/1/2010 1:49 PM, hk wrote:



Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Up http://tinyurl.com/3bd7q

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.


We have right-wing morons among us.


You are an odd duck Krausie

[Loogypicker[_2_]]

On May 2, 9:31*am, anon-e-moose wrote:
On 5/1/2010 1:49 PM, hk wrote:





Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Uphttp://tinyurl.com/3bd7q

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural law.."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.

We have right-wing morons among us.

You are an odd duck Krausie- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And a lying, blowhard pussy.

[hk]

On 5/2/10 11:16 AM, Loogypicker wrote:
On May 2, 9:31 am, wrote:
On 5/1/2010 1:49 PM, hk wrote:





Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Uphttp://tinyurl.com/3bd7q

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.

We have right-wing morons among us.

You are an odd duck Krausie- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And a lying, blowhard pussy.


You and flajim should get a room. Oh, wait...you probably have.

--
The Tea Party's teabaggers are just the Republican base by another name.

[anon-e-moose[_2_]]

On 5/2/2010 11:37 AM, hk wrote:
On 5/2/10 11:16 AM, Loogypicker wrote:
On May 2, 9:31 am, wrote:
On 5/1/2010 1:49 PM, hk wrote:





Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Up http://tinyurl.com/3bd7q

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776,
according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural
law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.

We have right-wing morons among us.

You are an odd duck Krausie- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And a lying, blowhard pussy.


You and flajim should get a room. Oh, wait...you probably have.

Nasty Krausie. Have you run out of raw liver?

[nom=de=plume[_2_]]

"Loogypicker" wrote in message
...
On May 2, 9:31 am, anon-e-moose wrote:
On 5/1/2010 1:49 PM, hk wrote:





Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Uphttp://tinyurl.com/3bd7q

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural
law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.

We have right-wing morons among us.

You are an odd duck Krausie- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And a lying, blowhard pussy.


Loogy... how come the hate? Just wondering...

[BAR[_2_]]

In article ,
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We have right-wing morons among us.

You are an odd duck Krausie- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And a lying, blowhard pussy.


Loogy... how come the hate? Just wondering...



Booger hates everyone who disagrees with him.

[Loogypicker[_2_]]

On May 2, 1:18*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Loogypicker" wrote in message

...
On May 2, 9:31 am, anon-e-moose wrote:





On 5/1/2010 1:49 PM, hk wrote:

Breast On Virginia Seal Covered Uphttp://tinyurl.com/3bd7q

Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli is hard at work on the
important issues of the day -- like making sure the Roman goddess
depicted on his state's official seal isn't exposing herself.

The current seal shows "Virtus, the goddess of virtue, dressed as a
warrior," with her foot resting "on the chest of the figure of tyranny,
who is lying on the ground." She is holding a spear and her left breast
is exposed.

Or at least it was exposed. At a recent meeting, Cuccinelli provided
pins to his staff with a new seal on which "Virtus' bosom is covered by
an armored breastplate," the Virginia Pilot reported. These new pins
were not paid for by taxpayer dollars, Cuccinelli's office insisted.

The original state seal was designed by George Wythe, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and was first adopted in 1776, according to
a Virginia state website. But so much for that.

"When you ask to be ridiculed, it usually happens. And it will happen
here, nationally," University of Virginia political scientist Larry
Sabato told the Pilot. "This is classical art, for goodness' sake."

And indeed, the mockery has already begun. "I'm outraged -- no longer
can the Virginia state seal be the centerfold of the state seal
magazine," leading Virginia blogger Ben Tribbett joked to HuffPost.

Cuccinelli has previously gained national notoriety for questioning
President Obama's citizenship, rescinding protections for gays and
lesbians at Virginia universities, and claiming that homosexuals engage
in behavior that is "intrinsically wrong" and offensive to "natural
law."

Cuccinelli's move harkens back to the decision by President Bush's
attorney general John Ashcroft to place drapes over the Spirit of
Justice statue in the Justice Department's Great Hall.

We have right-wing morons among us.

You are an odd duck Krausie- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
And a lying, blowhard pussy.

Loogy... how come the hate? Just wondering...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

No hate, I'm just telling the truth. Harry has lied over and over
again, and been caught in those lies over and over again. Harry comes
here and brags about things that he says he owns and does, hence the
blowhard part. Harry comes here and while hiding in the sanctuary of
his basement, acts brave and mouthy, but when I said I'd be up there
and would be glad to meet him face to face to see if he had the same
words, he backed out quicker than a cat can climb a tree, hence the
blowhard AND pussy part.