Years just don't soften some things.


Tell THAT to Porta Scotty's long suffering wife!

RB

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 06:39:44 -0500, thunder
wrote:

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 06:06:46 +0000, felton wrote:

He might have. I believe he dropped out of college in 1969. In any
event, he didn't beat a path to the recruiter's office. I guess by
the time this picture was taken Kerry was a decorated veteran and
college grad, while Rush was a drop out seeking work as a disc jockey.
Thanks for posting the picture. It does sort of bring things into
perspective.

Come on, let's be fair. Rush couldn't serve he had a cyst on his ass.

http://www.snopes.com/military/limbaugh.htm


I think the most obvious explanation was that it was his head up his
ass rather than a cyst, but that is water under the bridge. Perhaps a
trip to prison for his drug offenses will give him a real ass related
ailment. One can only hope

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...


Well, I thought Kerry was a fox back then.

The war is over. Get over it.

"Spiker" wrote in message
...
A fox she was, we thought she was an American and our friend.
That got two of us killed and two others "disappeared" when we hoped she
would tell our families that we were alive.

Three wives and four children were directly effected by Hanoi Jane's
collaboration.

Years just don't soften some things.

Spiker

Jonathan Ganz wrote:
Well, I thought she was a fox back then.

"Maynard G. Krebbs" wrote in message
news
On Mon, 9 Feb 2004 15:39:07 -0800, "Jonathan Ganz"
wrote:


Wow... Jane looks hot in that pic. Who gives a crap about
her politics. Besides, she married Turner. That made up
for everything.


No, it didn't!
Mark E. Williams

hahaha... ok. I'm being unfair. Was it Bob?

"thunder" wrote in message
news
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 06:06:46 +0000, felton wrote:

He might have. I believe he dropped out of college in 1969. In any
event, he didn't beat a path to the recruiter's office. I guess by
the time this picture was taken Kerry was a decorated veteran and
college grad, while Rush was a drop out seeking work as a disc jockey.
Thanks for posting the picture. It does sort of bring things into
perspective.

Come on, let's be fair. Rush couldn't serve he had a cyst on his ass.

http://www.snopes.com/military/limbaugh.htm

Yes, and the Republicans impeached him for his "high crimes" of
the blow job. Seems to me that Bush should get equal treatment
for murdering 1000s and lying about the reasons for invading a
country.

"Horvath" wrote in message
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On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 18:21:29 +1100, Oz wrote this crap:

On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 17:54:09 -0500, Horvath
scribbled thusly:

Here's a good picture of John Kerry sitting with Jane Fonda at an
anti-America rally.


http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/dai...ib_extra.guest
..html

Jeez, and it was only 34 years ago

Lets see in that time you've had one President resign in disgrace,
another getting BJ's in the oval office, and another that blatantly
lied and misrepresented facts to invade another country.

You're slightly wrong. The president that was getting blowjobs in the
oval office was also the one that lied, and invaded another country,
and to cover up his activities, he also invaded Waco Texas.




This signature is now the ultimate power in the universe

Yes it is an appropriate answer. I had several friends who died in VN.
So what. They're dead, I think of them often, she stood up for what she
believed in. I didn't agree with it at the time, but that's life, and that's
what makes this an free and open society. I'm certain that LBJ and
his generals had a lot more to do with death and destruction than Jane
and Tom.

Just because someone named spiker posts a message, doesn't mean
I have to be believe him or be sympathetic to what he posts.

"Dave" wrote in message
...
That has to qualify as the most callous posting to the group in some time.

Though I served during wartime I wasn't in a war zone and never had the
experience of watching compatriots killed by enemy action. But I had an
uncle in WWII who did, and who suffered recurring nightmares about it his
entire life. Regardless of one's political views, his heart must go out to
those who have lived through such an experience. "Get over it" isn't an
answer.


On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 08:17:42 -0800, "Jonathan Ganz"
said:

The war is over. Get over it.

"Spiker" wrote in message
...
A fox she was, we thought she was an American and our friend.
That got two of us killed and two others "disappeared" when we hoped
she
would tell our families that we were alive.

Three wives and four children were directly effected by Hanoi Jane's
collaboration.

Years just don't soften some things.

Dave
S/V Good Fortune
CS27

On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 17:54:09 -0500, Horvath
wrote:

Here's a good picture of John Kerry sitting with Jane Fonda at an
anti-America rally.

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/dai...tra.guest.html





This signature is now the ultimate power in the universe



Here you go. A real war hero's thought about Rush.....

http://www.newsmax.com/showinside.sh...2/11/25/171414


"McCain Apologizes to Clowns for Comparison to Rush

Sen. John McCain, RINO-Ariz., today withdrew his comparison of talk
radio star Rush Limbaugh to a circus clown - by apologizing to clowns.

"I apologize to circus clowns all over America," McCain told Fox News
Channel's Neil Cavuto. He specifically mentioned Bozo and Chuckles.

McCain said his previous comment sparked angry phone calls to his
office from circus clowns nationwide.

You don't like him, Cavuto pressed. The senator insisted he didn't
dislike Limbaugh and viewed him as a skilled entertainer.

If he met Limbaugh, he told Cavuto, he'd say to the radio star's face
that he viewed him "not as a circus clown but like a circus clown."
Then he immediately withdrew that comparison yet again, lest big-top
professionals take offense."

And, you're so blinded that you can't figure out that people have a right
and
obligation to disagree with a governments position and act on their
disagreement.
You're pretty quick to attack Hanoi Jane, but you're not so quick to attack
Karl
Rove and his cronies, for example, for trying to destroy people's lives in
the here
and now. Grow up.

"Dave" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 09:37:25 -0800, "Jonathan Ganz"
said:

Yes it is an appropriate answer. I had several friends who died in VN.
So what. They're dead,

And are you so blinded that you will acknowledge no difference between
being
told they were killed and having been present when it happened?

Just because someone named spiker posts a message, doesn't mean
I have to be believe him or be sympathetic to what he posts.

I should think that if you had doubts about his truthfulness the
appropriate
thing would have been to express those doubts, rather than proceeding on
the
basis that what he said was true, but of no significance.



Dave
S/V Good Fortune
CS27

Jonathan,
You are obviously not a student of the period. You would know the
incident referred to is true (if the Hanoi press and our flyers are to
be believed). She had long been vocal, but the prisoners did not know
it as they were denied rights afforded the Geneva Conventions. So when
they were paraded in front of her and responded that they were well
treated and much regretted the actions of the country (this of course
had nothing to do with the man standing behind them with a cattle prod -
the prod is visible in one of Jane's publicity pictures). They had
secreted a slip of paper with the SSN of all the captives so the
families could be informed. It was passed to HJ during a handshake. It
was hoped she would take it back to the Red Cross or any other agency.
Instead - As soon as she was through with the photo-op, she handed the
slip to th lead guard. The beatings that followed were merciless.
You can forget what ever you want to.
Matt Colie

Jonathan Ganz wrote:
Yes it is an appropriate answer. I had several friends who died in VN.
So what. They're dead, I think of them often, she stood up for what she
believed in. I didn't agree with it at the time, but that's life, and that's
what makes this an free and open society. I'm certain that LBJ and
his generals had a lot more to do with death and destruction than Jane
and Tom.

Just because someone named spiker posts a message, doesn't mean
I have to be believe him or be sympathetic to what he posts.

"Dave" wrote in message
...

That has to qualify as the most callous posting to the group in some time.

Though I served during wartime I wasn't in a war zone and never had the
experience of watching compatriots killed by enemy action. But I had an
uncle in WWII who did, and who suffered recurring nightmares about it his
entire life. Regardless of one's political views, his heart must go out to
those who have lived through such an experience. "Get over it" isn't an
answer.


On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 08:17:42 -0800, "Jonathan Ganz"
said:


The war is over. Get over it.

"Spiker" wrote in message
...

A fox she was, we thought she was an American and our friend.
That got two of us killed and two others "disappeared" when we hoped

she

would tell our families that we were alive.

Three wives and four children were directly effected by Hanoi Jane's
collaboration.

Years just don't soften some things.

Dave
S/V Good Fortune
CS27