He voted for Bush!
 

Must have nerves of steel...or on drugs...

OzOne wrote in message ...
Dentist discovers 10cm nail in builder's brain
AP
January 18, 2005

LITTLETON, Colorado: A dentist found the source of the toothache that
had been troubling Patrick Lawler: a 10cm nail the construction worker
had unknowingly shot through the roof of his mouth six days earlier.

A nail gun backfired on Mr Lawler, 23, on January 6 while he was
working in a ski resort town in the Colorado mountains. The gun sent a
nail into a piece of wood nearby, but Mr Lawler did not realise a
second nail had passed through his mouth, embedded in his skull and
penetrated his brain.0


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

When I was working construction I once shot myself with a nail. It was a
3.25" nail, and went in almost 3", in my left hand. It hit my index finger
in the first joint, and then was redirected so that it went into my hand
until the end of the nail could be seen under the skin in the center of the
back of my hand.

I gotta tell ya, it was not that painful. It felt like I had been bruised
with something, ok, a serious bruise. But that was about it.

When the docs xrayed my hand it hurt to hold it in certain positions, as it
did not want to move freely as you might imagine. Also when they removed
the nail it was the worst pain I had ever experienced, almost fainted from
it. But being shot or having the nail in me was not painful really.

And yes, I voted for Bush, too.

Lonny

--
Enjoy my new sailing web site
http://sail247.com


OzOne wrote in message ...
Dentist discovers 10cm nail in builder's brain
AP
January 18, 2005

LITTLETON, Colorado: A dentist found the source of the toothache that
had been troubling Patrick Lawler: a 10cm nail the construction worker
had unknowingly shot through the roof of his mouth six days earlier.

A nail gun backfired on Mr Lawler, 23, on January 6 while he was
working in a ski resort town in the Colorado mountains. The gun sent a
nail into a piece of wood nearby, but Mr Lawler did not realise a
second nail had passed through his mouth, embedded in his skull and
penetrated his brain.0


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

Littleton Colorado, home to Columbine High School.



OzOne wrote in message

.....I'll go with the drugs

It's obvious you've been doing that for quite some time.

Amen!

BC

Most everybody did.

Bob Crantz wrote:

Littleton Colorado, home to Columbine High School.

Ah, that explains a great deal.

Cheers
Marty

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Most everybody did.

I dunno Scott, I know a lot of people who voted against Kerry but nobody
will admit voting for Bush. Similarly .....

I voted for Bush.

Only a fool would vote for a loser like Kerry.


"Vito" wrote
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Most everybody did.

I dunno Scott, I know a lot of people who voted against Kerry but nobody
will admit voting for Bush. Similarly .....

"Vito" wrote in message
...
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
Most everybody did.

I dunno Scott, I know a lot of people who voted against Kerry but
nobody
will admit voting for Bush. Similarly .....


Obviously you hang with the wrong crowd.

SV

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Most everybody did.



Except, of course, the 57,288,974 that voted for Kerry.

John Cairns

Ozone wrote
Bwaaaaahhahahhahahhahahhahahahhahahahaaaa!

Oh, stop your crying ya big baby, Bush likes you guys.

SV

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Ozone wrote
Bwaaaaahhahahhahahhahahhahahahhahahahaaaa!

Oh, stop your crying ya big baby, Bush likes you guys.

SV



That may be why he's crying.

John Cairns

"John Cairns" wrote in message
om...

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Most everybody did.



Except, of course, the 57,288,974 LOSERS that voted for Kerry.


You're right.

Bart Senior wrote:
I voted for Bush.

Only a fool would vote for a loser like Kerry.

So, first you call me a traitor, now you're calling me a fool?

If you voted for Bush, then you must think he has done a good job
running the country. Please tell us what you think President Bush &
Cheney have done well. Dave thinks they've screwed the economy, despite
being a Bush/Cheney fan.

Fact: 49% of the country voted for Kerry, and until the Ohio vote was
recounted, everybody including Bush & Cheney thought he'd won.

DSK

Bush rigged the electronic voting machines in Ohio.




"DSK" wrote in message
. ..
Bart Senior wrote:
I voted for Bush.

Only a fool would vote for a loser like Kerry.

So, first you call me a traitor, now you're calling me a fool?

If you voted for Bush, then you must think he has done a good job
running the country. Please tell us what you think President Bush &
Cheney have done well. Dave thinks they've screwed the economy, despite
being a Bush/Cheney fan.

Fact: 49% of the country voted for Kerry, and until the Ohio vote was
recounted, everybody including Bush & Cheney thought he'd won.

DSK

Bob Crantz wrote:
Bush rigged the electronic voting machines in Ohio.


Probably not.

DSK

I would say it is more probably so.

http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/121604Z.shtml


The CEO of one of those new fangled electronic voting machine companies said
he would deliver the vote to GWB before the election. If Bush didn't rig it,
it had to be Divine intervention.

Bob Crantz, "The chances of coincidence are small, the chance of conspiracy
is much greater."

"DSK" wrote in message
. ..
Bob Crantz wrote:
Bush rigged the electronic voting machines in Ohio.


Probably not.

DSK

On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 12:46:07 -0500, "Vito" wrote
this crap:

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
Most everybody did.

I dunno Scott, I know a lot of people who voted against Kerry but nobody
will admit voting for Bush. Similarly .....



I voted for Bush, several times.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Idiot and Moveon.org brainwashed fool! You liberals wouldn't know
a fact if it hit you upside your head.

From the Washington Post

Bush (R) 286 60,693,281 51%

Kerry (D) 252 57,355,978 48%

Updated 11/24/04 2:15 AM ET | Full Results
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...4/page/295001/




"DSK" wrote in message . ..
Fact: 49% of the country voted for Kerry, and until the Ohio vote was
recounted, everybody including Bush & Cheney thought he'd won.

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 12:05:52 GMT, "katysails"
scribbled thusly:

Must have nerves of steel...or on drugs...

Littleton CO.....I'll go with the drugs

Yup. Three years in Breckenridge convinced me of that.

Max

Most of those didn't really vote for Kerry. Even Democrats aren't
stupid enough to vote for a French scarecrow like Kerry who has
the second most liberal voting record in the Senate - that's when
he bothered showing up to vote. A large percentage of the Kerry
votes were of the ABB variety - anybody but Bush.

Democrats are losers and will continue to be losers until and unless
they adjuct their attitude and start standing FOR something instead
of being against everything.

CN

"John Cairns" wrote in message om...

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Most everybody did.



Except, of course, the 57,288,974 that voted for Kerry.

John Cairns

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 02:20:36 GMT, "Maxprop"
scribbled thusly:


OzOne wrote in message
. ..
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 12:05:52 GMT, "katysails"
scribbled thusly:

Must have nerves of steel...or on drugs...

Littleton CO.....I'll go with the drugs

Yup. Three years in Breckenridge convinced me of that.

Max

Lucky *******, that's a sweet mountain!
Those runs off 7 & 8 are waaay too good!

I worked as a professional ski patrolman there in '73 through '75, but there
was no development of Peak 7 at that time--only Peaks 8 and 9. My favorite
run at Breckenridge was Inferno (in the valley off Peak 9 toward Peak 8),
which I helped cut in the summer of '74. My fondest memories, however, were
of XC skiing around the Continental Divide, which was the next range toward
the east. The town has exploded since I left, and so has the ski area,
including both Peaks 7 and 10 of the Ten Mile Range. Wonderful memories.

Max

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
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I voted for Bush.

So did I --- ONCE!

The DOW was over 11,700 a week before the witless nut we elected too office
and there was a budget Surplus. Within a week the market crashed to under
8,000, we began running the biggest deficites ever, and 9 months into his
watch terrorists were able to bring down the FTC. The idiot's response?
Catch Bin Ladin? NO! He knocked off Bin Ladins worst enemy and get 1000 of
our kids killed for what?

I'm an idiot but I'm wise enough not to vote for Bush twice. What does that
make those who did? What is stupider and more dogmatic than an idiot? Look
in a mirror and get back to us .... (c;

"Maxprop" wrote ...

I worked as a professional


That's redundant.


The town has exploded since I left,


Makes you wonder, eh?


Scotty

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 04:36:12 GMT, "Maxprop"
scribbled thusly:

I worked as a professional ski patrolman there in '73 through '75, but
there
was no development of Peak 7 at that time--only Peaks 8 and 9. My
favorite
run at Breckenridge was Inferno (in the valley off Peak 9 toward Peak 8),
which I helped cut in the summer of '74. My fondest memories, however,
were
of XC skiing around the Continental Divide, which was the next range
toward
the east. The town has exploded since I left, and so has the ski area,
including both Peaks 7 and 10 of the Ten Mile Range. Wonderful memories.

Max

Yep, I know Inferno by name, I'd need to look at a trail map to fix
it.
The place has really gone crazy, I was there as far back as late 70's
then about every 4 years since then and it's changed a massive amount.
Just last night I booked accomodation in Tahoe for next year so I
might even consider a quick trip over to Breckenridge when I scoot
over to visit some friends in Vail.

I've gone back every other year, thanks to continuing privileges at the ski
area and friends with large homes/accommodations. What is disturbing is how
the town has changed since I lived there. When we moved to Breckenridge in
'73, it still had dirt streets and wooden sidewalks. One year later
everything was paved. The Gold Pan bar still had a dirt floor, but the CO
Dept. of Health shut them down a year later, until they put in at least a
wooden floor. Since that time the town has just exploded, thanks to
overeager developers and land values. Today it's like an urban area, not
the quaint gold mining town it used to be. I'm sure you've noted the
changes, too. Some change is good, and change is inevitable, but I think
Breck experienced runaway development in the Eighties and Nineties, which
has completely eliminated any of it's original personality. It's almost
another Vail.

Max

If change is so bad, why do you keep going back? Go to Crested Butte if you
want small town. Go to Ski Cooper if you want a small area. Obviously,
quaintness and small town are not at the top of your list, you continue to
go there for some other reason. Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Amen!

BC
"Maxprop" wrote in message
k.net...

OzOne wrote in message
...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 04:36:12 GMT, "Maxprop"
scribbled thusly:

I worked as a professional ski patrolman there in '73 through '75, but
there
was no development of Peak 7 at that time--only Peaks 8 and 9. My
favorite
run at Breckenridge was Inferno (in the valley off Peak 9 toward Peak
8),
which I helped cut in the summer of '74. My fondest memories, however,
were
of XC skiing around the Continental Divide, which was the next range
toward
the east. The town has exploded since I left, and so has the ski area,
including both Peaks 7 and 10 of the Ten Mile Range. Wonderful
memories.

Max

Yep, I know Inferno by name, I'd need to look at a trail map to fix
it.
The place has really gone crazy, I was there as far back as late 70's
then about every 4 years since then and it's changed a massive amount.
Just last night I booked accomodation in Tahoe for next year so I
might even consider a quick trip over to Breckenridge when I scoot
over to visit some friends in Vail.

I've gone back every other year, thanks to continuing privileges at the
ski
area and friends with large homes/accommodations. What is disturbing is
how
the town has changed since I lived there. When we moved to Breckenridge
in
'73, it still had dirt streets and wooden sidewalks. One year later
everything was paved. The Gold Pan bar still had a dirt floor, but the CO
Dept. of Health shut them down a year later, until they put in at least a
wooden floor. Since that time the town has just exploded, thanks to
overeager developers and land values. Today it's like an urban area, not
the quaint gold mining town it used to be. I'm sure you've noted the
changes, too. Some change is good, and change is inevitable, but I think
Breck experienced runaway development in the Eighties and Nineties, which
has completely eliminated any of it's original personality. It's almost
another Vail.

Max

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message

"Maxprop" wrote ...

I worked as a professional


That's redundant.

We also had volunteer (amateur) National Ski Patrolmen who worked weekends.
And the DID work.


The town has exploded since I left,


Makes you wonder, eh?

One of my jobs was avalanche control, including the use of explosives. So .
.. .

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
k.net...

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message

"Maxprop" wrote ...

I worked as a professional


That's redundant.

We also had volunteer (amateur)

yet more redundancy.

SV

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

If change is so bad, why do you keep going back?

I go to ski, I go to see old friends, I go to be in the mountains. But I
don't have to like what's been done to the town. I have the right to bitch
about it. So do the locals, most of whom bitch about it constantly and
incessantly. Next you'll be asking them why they don't move away.

Go to Crested Butte if you
want small town.

We skied Crusted Butt once, and thought the mountain/trails were okay, if
not great. Small town or not, it's still far more urban than Breckenridge
was in the 70s.

Go to Ski Cooper if you want a small area.

Who said anything about wanting a "small area?" Breckenridge, even when it
was owned by the Aspen Ski Corp., was not a small ski area. To the
contrary, it was one of the ten largest in the state.

Obviously,
quaintness and small town are not at the top of your list, you continue to
go there for some other reason.

See above.

Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Life's too short to waste even a weekend there.

Amen!

God will getcha for all that phony Bible-thumping. g

Max

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 20:05:11 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
scribbled thusly:

If change is so bad, why do you keep going back? Go to Crested Butte if
you
want small town. Go to Ski Cooper if you want a small area. Obviously,
quaintness and small town are not at the top of your list, you continue to
go there for some other reason. Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Amen!

BC

Nah, dying in an avalanche isn't the way I planned my exit.

Something tells me you aren't stupid enough to ski out-of-area and get
yourself buried anyway.

Max

It's pretty safe:

http://www.cmc.org/cmc/rpt/quan_ski.html



OzOne wrote in message ...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 20:05:11 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
scribbled thusly:

If change is so bad, why do you keep going back? Go to Crested Butte if
you
want small town. Go to Ski Cooper if you want a small area. Obviously,
quaintness and small town are not at the top of your list, you continue
to
go there for some other reason. Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Amen!

BC

Nah, dying in an avalanche isn't the way I planned my exit.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

"Maxprop" wrote in message
Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Life's too short to waste even a weekend there.

There's at least one concession heli skiing it, it's only a few hours XC ski
up (a 30 minute drive from Breck, last right before Hoosier) and a good ski
down. Who's talking about a weekend? You can even go over the pass for some
good old ice climbing fun at Montgomery Reservoir.

Amen!

Bob Crantz

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message

We also had volunteer (amateur)

yet more redundancy.

Emphasis for the narrow-of-perspective types.

Max

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

"Maxprop" wrote in message
Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Life's too short to waste even a weekend there.

There's at least one concession heli skiing it, it's only a few hours XC
ski
up (a 30 minute drive from Breck, last right before Hoosier) and a good
ski
down. Who's talking about a weekend? You can even go over the pass for
some
good old ice climbing fun at Montgomery Reservoir.

How does that compare with St. Mary's glacier? We used to ice climb there
in the spring.

Max

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:53:41 GMT, "Maxprop"
scribbled thusly:

Nah, dying in an avalanche isn't the way I planned my exit.

Something tells me you aren't stupid enough to ski out-of-area and get
yourself buried anyway.

Max

Yep, I'm that stupid.....but smart too.

At least you're still alive. Skiing out of area is indeed fun, IF (very big
*if*) you know what you're doing.

Did you see that sign in the news this week--the one with the skull and
crossbones, stating: "If you ski out of area, you can die."? I always
wanted to put up something similar at Breckenridge, but the area mgt.
wouldn't have it. Guess they'd rather let the turkeys ski off and bury
themselves, costing the taxpayers hundreds of thousands when we have to go
dig their frozen corpses out of the slide.

Max

St Mary's is low angle. The glacier is much smaller than it used to be.
That's from too many people driving SUV's - on the glacier!

Bob Crantz
"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

"Maxprop" wrote in message
Ski Mt Quandary if you want a real ski
experience.

Life's too short to waste even a weekend there.

There's at least one concession heli skiing it, it's only a few hours XC
ski
up (a 30 minute drive from Breck, last right before Hoosier) and a good
ski
down. Who's talking about a weekend? You can even go over the pass for
some
good old ice climbing fun at Montgomery Reservoir.

How does that compare with St. Mary's glacier? We used to ice climb there
in the spring.

Max

Fact: The networks failed to declare OHIO for Bush for hours
when it was clear he won. Only a deluded Kerry hoped he won
Ohio. Kerry was bolstered by the networks who couldn't conceive
he would lose. Neither Bush nor Cheney thought they lost Ohio.

Kerry lost because he is a phony, spinelss, liberal, willing to sell out
our country for his own gain. He lost because he failed to reveal
his and his wife's tax returns. He lost because he bailed out of
Vietnam after only serving four months, while everyone else served
the normal one year tour.

Fact: Kerry did not win the popular vote. France is not part of the
United States.

Finally, I think it is disgraceful that the networks are so biased and try
to influence elections with their biased reporting. Perhaps Bush was
elected because the majority of America can see through that bull****
and pick a President that is not spineless or wishy washy.


"DSK" wrote

Fact: 49% of the country voted for Kerry, and until the Ohio vote was
recounted, everybody including Bush & Cheney thought he'd won.

Well said Neal. Since the Republicans moved towards the
center, the Demorcrats have nothing but the far, far "kook" "Left".

"Capt. Neal®" wrote

Democrats are losers and will continue to be losers until and unless
they adjuct their attitude and start standing FOR something instead
of being against everything.

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

St Mary's is low angle. The glacier is much smaller than it used to be.
That's from too many people driving SUV's - on the glacier!

You've got to be kidding. Nothing beyond hiking boots was allowed on the
glacier for decades. Sad.

Max

OzOne wrote in message

Being AGAINST something means that you are FOR an alternative.

Perhaps, but it really helps a lot if you HAVE an alternative. Kerry's
stock line: "We can do better." Maybe, but he never gave any indication
HOW he was going to do better. Might have made a difference in the outcome
of the election if he had.


Max

OzOne wrote

Yep, as you indicate, the people voted AGAINST the peception of
Kerry,
NOT FOR Bush.


I voted for AMERICA !

Scotty