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On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:20:54 -0400, H the K
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On 10/29/09 2:11 PM, Tosk wrote:
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On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:27:42 -0400, H the
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On 10/29/09 12:14 PM, Tosk wrote:
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the dumbest bitch in America? "It's not a tax increase, it's eliminating
a tax decrease?" She actually said that.. Pfffftttt. Dumb empty headed
moron... Watch Harry defend this by making a comment about me, proving
he may be even dumber than the plastic surgery test dummy...

You are really an offensive oaf.

Hehe, typical lefty response.

I used to be one of you... until I met harry. He's a disgrace and an
embarassment to your party.

--Mike

Have you ever been close to the man? He smells funny, too. Probably those
nylon magical underclothes Mormons wear.

Steve

My dad wore those most of his life, most of them are not nylon either,
don't be so ignorant at the expense of what you know little of... It's
still bigotry, even if it is at the expense of Christians...

What purpose would be served by making fun of a religion *revealed* to a
guy who found a series of golden plates in a book buried in a hill in
New York state?

You mean the guys with one of the worlds biggest pipe organs. Nobody
can be wrong all the time.

Casady

Whatever. Say what you will, few here could hold a candle to dad. He
spent his life giving to people who needed it more than we did. But go
ahead, mock him if you must, if it really makes you feel better about
yourselves... He wouldn't mind.

No one is mocking your father, asshole.

All I did was mention that they had a world class cultural
achievement, a organ with more than ten thousand pipes.
Twelveth in the world in size. You can get some Bach CD's recorded
there.
Number thirteen is in a church in Charlotte, North Carolina, of all
places. GOB's that like Bach and NASCAR.

Casady

Wasn't talking about you directly, either way, your cynical tone wasn't
missed... I won't argue with you about dad, he was a great man who gave
more than half of what he made in his lifetime to others, and didn't
care if you were good or bad, Christian or agnostic... He just gave.