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![]() Wilbur Hubbard wrote: "Lee" wrote in message ... "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message ctanews.com... "Capt. Rob" wrote in message ... And then there's you...A person who is a failure for lack of trying at all. The only thing that would make you even more of a slime is by attempting to critique those who DO try. Oh...yeah. That IS you. There is something else that would make me more of a slime and that is if I embraced and supported liberalism like you do. Voting for Hillary Clinton are you? Or perhaps Barack Obama? And you have the nerve to call ME slime when your role models define the word. Again, try to get this simple point through your thick Neanderthal skull. TRYING IS NOTHING IN AND OF ITSELF! Trying is simply a beginning. Everything that is ever done begins with a try. Breathing begins with a try. ****ing begins with a try. Farting begins with a try. ****ting begins with a try. Oh, how very noble is a try! But you liberals, because you are so failure prone that almost everything you try that is more complicated than a fart fails, have managed to talk yourselves into believing that to try is something good and noble and an accomplishment to be given kudos for. I suppose since you fail at most everything you do the only kudos you ever get is from other liberals patting you on the back when you fail while saying, "Good try, there buddy!" Keep up the good work! At least you tried" Can't you see what a load of crap that is? Trying in the real world is not something that merits recognition. Trying and succeeding DOES. Trying and failing DOES NOT. You wankstain liberals go around trying to warp the world so those of you who can't succeed at a ****ing thing manage to feel good about yourselves because at least you tried. If only you could see how bankrupt that kind of thinking really is. But you can't because you're a liberal and you don't think. You just feel. What a pathetic way to waste your lives! Wilbur Hubbard (feels good about himself only when he succeeds which means he feels good all the time) Boobie wants to be sure his kid gets a medal or a ribbon even when his team finishes in last place. Makes 'em feel good, ya know. Good point. Liberals definitely DO set more store in feeling than in thinking. After all, his kid deserves a ribbon or a medal because he tried . . . You just can't go around letting kids figure out that just trying ain't crap. Trying and succeeding is an achievement, though. But you can't teach a kid that because he'll FEEL badly about himself if he doesn't succeed. Nothing's more important than feeling good about yourself even if it's based on a lie. How pitiful is that? Brainwashing a kid. Warping his young mind. Making it impossible for the kid to ever become a man or understand manly things. It borders on the criminal IMHO. Would that there were more MEN in this world! Wilbur Hubbard Neal (Wilbur), what's your problem? You are totally obsessed with Joe, condemning him for his actions even though you weren't there, and even though Joe isn't here to defend himself. Shouldn't you at least admit that you actually DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT, and that you would need to let him fill in the blanks regarding this very unfortunate incident (since he WAS there). After all, Joe made a decision based on his concern for his crew, in light of the conditions and circumstances at hand, and he did so despite the fact that his decision (and did) result in his losing his boat. Don't you have at least the slightest trace of empathy for Joe's loss, and at least some faint recognition of his sacrifice? Once again, YOU WEREN'T THERE, were you? - He was. Incidentally, as noted above, we are still waiting to see pictures of your new boat, with you at the helm. - Or do you have a boat? Incidentally, have you considered getting some professional help with your condition? Jim |
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