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"katy" wrote in message ... Scotty wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... I like scary, but Lisa doesn't. Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece..... check out "Dusk to Dawn" and "Kill Bill" 1& 2 as well!!!! You'll love them! CM Lisa will NOT love Kill Bill one or two....I thought two was better than one BTW.... No, I saw a review today. She said no Pulp fiction , either. I guess it will be another 'romantic comedy'. Oh thrills. Scotty Spanglish is cute... |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Spanglish is cute... OK, it's on the list. S |
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"Maxprop" wrote in m. Lisa's choices (I'll bet) 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Somewhere in Time 3. Fried Green Tomatoes 4. Titanic 5. The Wedding Planner 6. The Wedding Singer 7. Beaches 8. Pretty Woman 9. Overboard 10. Nine Months Close, 7 / 10. And anything with Julia Roberts. Scotty |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message news:7UvJf.475 Depends, Max. In days of yore captains would hold some of their crews pay while they went ashore, so that when they got back to the ship they wouldn't be broke. (Good point, John.) Never mind, Mooron. Go for the big refund. Some people are not smart enough to save their own money. So, I guess for them a big refund is a good thing. Scotty |
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"Scotty" wrote in message ... Some people are not smart enough to save their own money. So, I guess for them a big refund is a good thing. But if you give them a refund, they won't save it so why give it back in the first place? It's safe with the government holding onto it. Amen! |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... Even better why don't they take what they want and just hold onto it until one reaches retirement age. They can give it back interest free. For your own good! Whoops! Didn't I just describe social security? Sure did. And the dems just love to bash the idea of investment accounts in lieu of SS. Amazing. Max |
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"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in message news:7UvJf.475 Depends, Max. In days of yore captains would hold some of their crews pay while they went ashore, so that when they got back to the ship they wouldn't be broke. (Good point, John.) Never mind, Mooron. Go for the big refund. Some people are not smart enough to save their own money. So, I guess for them a big refund is a good thing. Mr. Crantz had an even better idea--the gummint could just keep each year's refund until retirement age. Then folks like Mooron could have one hell of a big refund then. Interest-free, of course. And if the gummint would consider "retirement age" to be, oh, say, um, 94 . . . Max |
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"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in m. Lisa's choices (I'll bet) 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Somewhere in Time 3. Fried Green Tomatoes 4. Titanic 5. The Wedding Planner 6. The Wedding Singer 7. Beaches 8. Pretty Woman 9. Overboard 10. Nine Months Close, 7 / 10. And anything with Julia Roberts. Scotty Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" Max |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... Even better why don't they take what they want and just hold onto it until one reaches retirement age. They can give it back interest free. For your own good! Whoops! Didn't I just describe social security? Sure did. And the dems just love to bash the idea of investment accounts in lieu of SS. Amazing. Max We've seen the result of retirement investment accounts as opposed to defined benefit pensions in companuies like Polaroid, K-Mart, and Enron, just to name a few. John Cairns |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Spanglish is cute... OK, it's on the list. S Under the Tuscan SUn is good, too. |
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Maxprop wrote:
"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in message news:7UvJf.475 Depends, Max. In days of yore captains would hold some of their crews pay while they went ashore, so that when they got back to the ship they wouldn't be broke. (Good point, John.) Never mind, Mooron. Go for the big refund. Some people are not smart enough to save their own money. So, I guess for them a big refund is a good thing. Mr. Crantz had an even better idea--the gummint could just keep each year's refund until retirement age. Then folks like Mooron could have one hell of a big refund then. Interest-free, of course. And if the gummint would consider "retirement age" to be, oh, say, um, 94 . . . Max Except for the 94 business, that isn't really a bad idea.... |
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"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in m. Lisa's choices (I'll bet) 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Somewhere in Time 3. Fried Green Tomatoes 4. Titanic 5. The Wedding Planner 6. The Wedding Singer 7. Beaches 8. Pretty Woman 9. Overboard 10. Nine Months Close, 7 / 10. And anything with Julia Roberts. Scotty Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" Max Creepy...I would have chopped that guy up into a kajillion pieces a\nd fed him to the hogs... |
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A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Max |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Maxprop wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in m. Lisa's choices (I'll bet) 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Somewhere in Time 3. Fried Green Tomatoes 4. Titanic 5. The Wedding Planner 6. The Wedding Singer 7. Beaches 8. Pretty Woman 9. Overboard 10. Nine Months Close, 7 / 10. And anything with Julia Roberts. Scotty Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" Max Creepy...I would have chopped that guy up into a kajillion pieces a\nd fed him to the hogs... Um, I don't believe she and her yuppie husband owned any hogs. They did, however, have access to carnivorous fish. Max |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Scotty wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Spanglish is cute... OK, it's on the list. S Under the Tuscan SUn is good, too. I thought it was boring. I took the DVD back without finishing it. Max |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Amen! |
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I still have a Bury Barry campaign button somewhere. :-)
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Amen! |
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Back to the Store in '64!
In your guts, you know he's nuts! Amen! "Mys Terry" wrote in message ... On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 16:55:37 GMT, "Bob Crantz" wrote: "Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Amen! I had a "Goldwater for Halloween" bumper sticker. Did you know he had a Jag XKE customised by George Barris? Made to look like a jet fighter cockpit with an engine turned dashboard filled with tons of gauges, toggle switches, and lights. |
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In article , Jonathan Ganz
wrote: In article f98Jf.3482$jh5.409@edtnps84, Capt.Mooron wrote: Just found out I'm getting $6200 back in overpaid taxes!! Man life ie rough! It's nice that you're getting your money back, less interest of course, but you probably shouldn't be bragging about it. Basically, you didn't do the math right to begin with, thus giving your gov't a free ride on your money... not exactly good accounting or particulary smart unless that's what you intended. Since you said that you "just found out," well, I guess that says it all. What it says is, you know as much about Canadian tax law as you do about topic of week.... PDW |
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wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... I like scary, but Lisa doesn't. Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece..... check out "Dusk to Dawn" and "Kill Bill" 1& 2 as well!!!! You'll love them! CM Lisa will NOT love Kill Bill one or two....I thought two was better than one BTW.... No, I saw a review today. She said no Pulp fiction , either. I guess it will be another 'romantic comedy'. Oh thrills. Look on the bright side. It's a perfect opportunity to catch up on reloading...... PDW |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Another did--Dan Quayle--who, too, did not have a first-class brain, and he paid for it many times over. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Only once in *our* lifetimes, sadly. You are right about principle vs. brilliance + cunning. I'll take principle any day. Bush has neither. Max |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message . net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Another did--Dan Quayle--who, too, did not have a first-class brain, and he paid for it many times over. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Only once in *our* lifetimes, sadly. You are right about principle vs. brilliance + cunning. I'll take principle any day. Bush has neither. Max Max, You're a good man. I owe you a few beers. I like Dan Quayle and wished he ran for President, I would have easily voted for him. When Clinton was elected, he actually said that if Clinton would do what he said he would do, things wouldn't be so bad. To actually think for himself and not toe party line shows he has guts. Amen! |
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"Maxprop" wrote Spanglish is cute... OK, it's on the list. S Under the Tuscan SUn is good, too. I thought it was boring. I took the DVD back without finishing it. chick flick? |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message k.net... "Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in m. Lisa's choices (I'll bet) 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Somewhere in Time 3. Fried Green Tomatoes 4. Titanic 5. The Wedding Planner 6. The Wedding Singer 7. Beaches 8. Pretty Woman 9. Overboard 10. Nine Months Close, 7 / 10. And anything with Julia Roberts. Scotty Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. |
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"katy" wrote in message
... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" Max Creepy...I would have chopped that guy up into a kajillion pieces a\nd fed him to the hogs... I didn't see where he did anything out of the ordinary. Scotty |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message . net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Another did--Dan Quayle--who, too, did not have a first-class brain, and he paid for it many times over. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Only once in *our* lifetimes, sadly. You are right about principle vs. brilliance + cunning. I'll take principle any day. Bush has neither. Max Max, You're a good man. I owe you a few beers. I like Dan Quayle and wished he ran for President, I would have easily voted for him. When Clinton was elected, he actually said that if Clinton would do what he said he would do, things wouldn't be so bad. To actually think for himself and not toe party line shows he has guts. Quayle was another victim of the liberal smear. His Senate colleagues, some on the left side of the aisle, were known to praise him for being consistent and true to his principles. He was a very poor speaker--hesitating, mispronouncing words, using occasional words inappropriately--but he was a pragmatic conservative who never wavered from his beliefs in order to please anyone. It's tragic that a young man of principle should be discarded, while the slick politician with no detectable principles pleases the electorate sufficiently to be elected. I guess we get what we deserve. You don't owe me any beer, but I'd enjoy sitting down with you and drinking a few. Max |
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"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote Spanglish is cute... OK, it's on the list. S Under the Tuscan SUn is good, too. I thought it was boring. I took the DVD back without finishing it. chick flick? Fer sure. Max |
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"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in message k.net... "Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in m. Lisa's choices (I'll bet) 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Somewhere in Time 3. Fried Green Tomatoes 4. Titanic 5. The Wedding Planner 6. The Wedding Singer 7. Beaches 8. Pretty Woman 9. Overboard 10. Nine Months Close, 7 / 10. And anything with Julia Roberts. Scotty Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. Great movie--especially the payoff scene. How refreshing to see a character do the right thing, as opposed to the politically correct thing. Max |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message ink.net... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. Great movie--especially the payoff scene. How refreshing to see a character do the right thing, as opposed to the politically correct thing. And there was even a sailing scene in it, although the ''sailor'' showed all the ineptness of a Boobspit. SV |
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"Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message . net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Another did--Dan Quayle--who, too, did not have a first-class brain, and he paid for it many times over. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Only once in *our* lifetimes, sadly. You are right about principle vs. brilliance + cunning. I'll take principle any day. Bush has neither. Max Max, You're a good man. I owe you a few beers. I like Dan Quayle and wished he ran for President, I would have easily voted for him. When Clinton was elected, he actually said that if Clinton would do what he said he would do, things wouldn't be so bad. To actually think for himself and not toe party line shows he has guts. Quayle was another victim of the liberal smear. His Senate colleagues, some on the left side of the aisle, were known to praise him for being consistent and true to his principles. He was a very poor speaker--hesitating, mispronouncing words, using occasional words inappropriately--but he was a pragmatic conservative who never wavered from his beliefs in order to please anyone. It's tragic that a young man of principle should be discarded, while the slick politician with no detectable principles pleases the electorate sufficiently to be elected. I guess we get what we deserve. You don't owe me any beer, but I'd enjoy sitting down with you and drinking a few. Max Here's a toast to Dan Quayle. It's funny, those most ill suited to be politicians are generally the best fit to hold elected office. Ever hear of Ron Paul of Texas? Even Joe has never heard of him. http://www.house.gov/paul/ Amen! |
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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" Max Creepy...I would have chopped that guy up into a kajillion pieces a\nd fed him to the hogs... I didn't see where he did anything out of the ordinary. Scotty heh...right...if you were like that Lisa wouldn't leave you alive.... |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message . net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ink.net... "Maxprop" wrote in message .net... "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... A government that is big enough to give you all you want is big enough to take it all away. Barry M. Goldwater A supremely brilliant man, Goldwater. None, sadly, have come close since. Do you know Goldwater also said: "I haven't really got a first class brain" His brilliance was that he relied on principles to guide him and was remarkably consistent in applying them, especially in the world of politics. Reagan, too, was guided by principles, also lacking "a first class brain". Men with first class brains, such as Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Hillary Clinton are completely devoid of consistent principles and lack the tools necessary for true leadership. They rely on cunning to get them to the next step. Goldwater was the greatest. I have two autographed photos of him here at my desk as well as other memorabilia. I even have a "Goldwater for President" bumper sticker on my truck. I wish another one like him would come along. Another did--Dan Quayle--who, too, did not have a first-class brain, and he paid for it many times over. Upon receiving a can of "Goldwater" from an ardent supporter, he tasted it and said: "This tastes like ****. I wouldn't drink it with gin!" Only once in several lifetimes... Only once in *our* lifetimes, sadly. You are right about principle vs. brilliance + cunning. I'll take principle any day. Bush has neither. Max Max, You're a good man. I owe you a few beers. I like Dan Quayle and wished he ran for President, I would have easily voted for him. When Clinton was elected, he actually said that if Clinton would do what he said he would do, things wouldn't be so bad. To actually think for himself and not toe party line shows he has guts. Quayle was another victim of the liberal smear. His Senate colleagues, some on the left side of the aisle, were known to praise him for being consistent and true to his principles. He was a very poor speaker--hesitating, mispronouncing words, using occasional words inappropriately--but he was a pragmatic conservative who never wavered from his beliefs in order to please anyone. It's tragic that a young man of principle should be discarded, while the slick politician with no detectable principles pleases the electorate sufficiently to be elected. I guess we get what we deserve. You don't owe me any beer, but I'd enjoy sitting down with you and drinking a few. Max Here's a toast to Dan Quayle. It's funny, those most ill suited to be politicians are generally the best fit to hold elected office. Ever hear of Ron Paul of Texas? Even Joe has never heard of him. http://www.house.gov/paul/ Not before now, but I signed up. Looks like interesting reading. Max |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Scotty wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" Max Creepy...I would have chopped that guy up into a kajillion pieces a\nd fed him to the hogs... I didn't see where he did anything out of the ordinary. Scotty heh...right...if you were like that Lisa wouldn't leave you alive.... She wouldn't have waited as long as Julia Robert's character did. Max |
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On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 03:53:23 GMT, "Maxprop"
wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message .. . "Maxprop" wrote in message ink.net... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. Great movie--especially the payoff scene. How refreshing to see a character do the right thing, as opposed to the politically correct thing. And there was even a sailing scene in it, although the ''sailor'' showed all the ineptness of a Boobspit. As a sailor, I found that scene embarrassing. Max The most embarrassing sailing scene ever was in that chick flick "message in a bottle" (I think that's the title, trying to foreget that movie). Guy is supposed to be a pro yet makes every mistake in the book. At the end, wife is all teary eyed and I'm thinking who wrote this pap. Frank |
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Maxprop wrote:
"Scotty" wrote in message ... "Maxprop" wrote in message hlink.net... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. Great movie--especially the payoff scene. How refreshing to see a character do the right thing, as opposed to the politically correct thing. And there was even a sailing scene in it, although the ''sailor'' showed all the ineptness of a Boobspit. As a sailor, I found that scene embarrassing. Max Maybe we should grade all the movies with gratuitous sailing scenes...like the Hunter in Bruce Willis' The Jackal...or the Harrison Ford movie that featured JFK's daysailor? (can't remember the name of the film...) |
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Frank Boettcher wrote:
On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 03:53:23 GMT, "Maxprop" wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Maxprop" wrote in message thlink.net... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. Great movie--especially the payoff scene. How refreshing to see a character do the right thing, as opposed to the politically correct thing. And there was even a sailing scene in it, although the ''sailor'' showed all the ineptness of a Boobspit. As a sailor, I found that scene embarrassing. Max The most embarrassing sailing scene ever was in that chick flick "message in a bottle" (I think that's the title, trying to foreget that movie). Guy is supposed to be a pro yet makes every mistake in the book. At the end, wife is all teary eyed and I'm thinking who wrote this pap. Frank Nicholas Sparks, the resident author of New Bern, NC. He also wrote Bridges of Madison County and other similar pap.... |
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"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message ... On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 03:53:23 GMT, "Maxprop" wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Maxprop" wrote in message ink.net... Even "Sleeping With the Enemy?" We both liked that. Great movie--especially the payoff scene. How refreshing to see a character do the right thing, as opposed to the politically correct thing. And there was even a sailing scene in it, although the ''sailor'' showed all the ineptness of a Boobspit. As a sailor, I found that scene embarrassing. Max The most embarrassing sailing scene ever was in that chick flick "message in a bottle" (I think that's the title, trying to foreget that movie). Guy is supposed to be a pro yet makes every mistake in the book. At the end, wife is all teary eyed and I'm thinking who wrote this pap. I forgot that one for my list of chick fliks. That boat was lovely, though, wasn't it. Max |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Maybe we should grade all the movies with gratuitous sailing scenes...like the Hunter in Bruce Willis' The Jackal...or the Harrison Ford movie that featured JFK's daysailor? (can't remember the name of the film...) What Lies Beneath Scotty |
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