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Illinois or Louisiana?
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:58:24 -0500, Boater wrote: BAR wrote: Gunner Asch wrote: On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? Pete Stanaitis We're ****ed here in NJ because we always prided ourselves in having the most corrupt government in the land. Now the FBI tells us we're only third. Damn. Has the City of Newark ever had a Mayor complete his term in office, outside of the home for wayward government employees in Rahway? Whats Marion Barry doing these days? Mayor "Crackhead" Barry or Mayor "The bitch set me up" Barry? He is serving on the city council in Washington DC (http://www.dccouncil.us/BARRY/default.htm). He is the cat with 9 lives. Barry as a criminal is a piker in comparison to Dick Cheney and his gaggle of goons. Why do you find it necessary to cross post, Harry? You complain that people here are insulting you, yet you do things like that which invite negative criticism. Barry broke laws. Cheney did not. -- Salmonbait Ha! Cheney simply ignored the laws he wanted to break. Cheney has done this country great harm. Barry mostly harmed himself. It's too bad Obama has taken payback off the table; I'd love to see a long, nasty trial of Cheney and his cohorts, followed by some hard time for some of them. |
Illinois or Louisiana?
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:21:40 -0500, Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:58:24 -0500, Boater wrote: BAR wrote: Gunner Asch wrote: On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? Pete Stanaitis We're ****ed here in NJ because we always prided ourselves in having the most corrupt government in the land. Now the FBI tells us we're only third. Damn. Has the City of Newark ever had a Mayor complete his term in office, outside of the home for wayward government employees in Rahway? Whats Marion Barry doing these days? Mayor "Crackhead" Barry or Mayor "The bitch set me up" Barry? He is serving on the city council in Washington DC (http://www.dccouncil.us/BARRY/default.htm). He is the cat with 9 lives. Barry as a criminal is a piker in comparison to Dick Cheney and his gaggle of goons. Why do you find it necessary to cross post, Harry? You complain that people here are insulting you, yet you do things like that which invite negative criticism. Barry broke laws. Cheney did not. -- Salmonbait Ha! Cheney simply ignored the laws he wanted to break. Cheney has done this country great harm. Barry mostly harmed himself. It's too bad Obama has taken payback off the table; I'd love to see a long, nasty trial of Cheney and his cohorts, followed by some hard time for some of them. Why do you find it necessary to cross post, Harry? You complain that people here are insulting you, yet you do things like that which invite negative criticism. BTW, you missed the second half of my post: Now, what about personal insults and name-calling, don't you think it's time to quit? Cheney and Bush, by getting rid of Saddam, instituting a democracy in Iraq, and highly damaged Al Qaeda have done the world a great service. Now, show some courage and respond to the first two paragraphs. -- Salmonbait |
Illinois or Louisiana?
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:58:24 -0500, Boater wrote: BAR wrote: Gunner Asch wrote: On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? Pete Stanaitis We're ****ed here in NJ because we always prided ourselves in having the most corrupt government in the land. Now the FBI tells us we're only third. Damn. Has the City of Newark ever had a Mayor complete his term in office, outside of the home for wayward government employees in Rahway? Whats Marion Barry doing these days? Mayor "Crackhead" Barry or Mayor "The bitch set me up" Barry? He is serving on the city council in Washington DC (http://www.dccouncil.us/BARRY/default.htm). He is the cat with 9 lives. Barry as a criminal is a piker in comparison to Dick Cheney and his gaggle of goons. Why do you find it necessary to cross post, Harry? You complain that people here are insulting you, yet you do things like that which invite negative criticism. Barry broke laws. Cheney did not. -- Salmonbait Ha! Cheney simply ignored the laws he wanted to break. Cheney has done this country great harm. Barry mostly harmed himself. It's too bad Obama has taken payback off the table; I'd love to see a long, nasty trial of Cheney and his cohorts, followed by some hard time for some of them. Which articles of the Constitution did Cheney break? |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
"Ed" wrote in message
.. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
"atlas bugged" wrote in
: "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? You could try butt****ing yourself with an electrified garden weasel on national TV. Get back to us (tinu) when you've tried it. I'd suggest you do so before R. Budd Dwyer[1] comes back and beats you to it. [1] His method is a nice option for you too! -- Cujo - The Official Overseer of Kooks and Trolls in dfw.*, alt.paranormal, alt.astrology and alt.astrology.metapsych. Supreme Holy Overlord of alt.****nozzles. Winner of the 8/2000, 2/2003 & 4/2007 HL&S award. July 2005 Hammer of Thor. Winning Trainer - Barbara Woodhouse Memorial Dog Whistle - 12/2005 & 4/2008. COOSN-266-06-01895. "Hence, because of the book I wrote, my credibility is etched in history." - Edmo the self-published fool. |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
"john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message t... , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message news:4ZOdnbfJIsqxp9TUnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@brigh t.net... Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
Ed Huntress wrote:
"john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
"Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
Ed Huntress wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:46:48 -0500, "atlas bugged"
wrote: "Ed" wrote in message . .. , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/Lew...ordance-R.html [ Raumsog, Lord Ruler of the planet Raumsog's World. He tried to attack Old Earth, bribed the Instrumentality (this never works), imprisoned the Go-Captains, killed the pinlighters [but, one hopes, not the partners]; he was defeated by the golden ship. Killed on his planet. ] [ On Earth the lords of the Instrumentality met. The presiding chairman looked about and said, "Well, gentlemen, all of us have been bribed by Raumsog. We have all been paid off individually. I myself received six ounces of stroon in pure form. Will the rest of you show better bargains?" Around the room, the councilors announced the amount of their bribes. The chairman turned to the secretary. "Enter the bribes in the record and then mark the record off-the-record." The others nodded gravely. Golden The Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh!:1-1 Paul Linebarger ] [ On a very remote planet, the survivors of a Raumsog cruiser were released from internment. By special orders, direct from Earth, their memories had been discoordinated so that they would not reveal the pattern of defeat. An obstinate reporter kept after one spaceman. After many hour of hard drinking the survivor's answer was the same: "Golden the ship was - oh! oh! oh! Golden the ship was - oh! oh! oh!" 9-1: Golden The Ship Was, Oh! Oh! Oh! by Paul Linebarger ] |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 14:39:59 -0500, Boater wrote:
Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. Why the crossposting, Harry. You get horribly upset when people insult you, but you persist in this type behavior. You don't have to go to other groups for support. -- Salmonbait |
OT Illinois or Louisiana?
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater wrote:
Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait |
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Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message news:NZadnevYEdHfEtPUnZ2dnUVZ_ovinZ2d@giganews. com... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .net... , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message news:4ZOdnbfJIsqxp9TUnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@br ight.net... Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress Pennsylvania is in the running. Luzurne county is near the top as to corrupt countys. They got caught using county credit cards for personal use and only had to pay back the money they charged. This is the least of all their transgressions. John |
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"john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message news:NZadnevYEdHfEtPUnZ2dnUVZ_ovinZ2d@giganews .com... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message h.net... , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message news:4ZOdnbfJIsqxp9TUnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@b right.net... Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress Pennsylvania is in the running. Luzurne county is near the top as to corrupt countys. They got caught using county credit cards for personal use and only had to pay back the money they charged. This is the least of all their transgressions. John Is my old high-school gym teacher, Lou Biacchi, still mayor of Berwick? I don't know if he's corrupt, but if he lived in NJ, he'd have been a made man 50 years ago. He looked, acted, and sounded like one of the lower-level soldiers in "The Sopranos." Such a nice, remote, semi-rural area it is, too. g -- Ed Huntress |
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Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait I'm crosspost neutral. Once in a while, though, it does bring in a new poster more interesting than, say, the pack of jackals. |
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Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 14:39:59 -0500, Boater wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. Why the crossposting, Harry. You get horribly upset when people insult you, but you persist in this type behavior. You don't have to go to other groups for support. -- Salmonbait Y-a-w-n. |
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Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait By crossposting, Krause is punishing the God loving folks in rec.boats for not worshiping Krause. |
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Boater wrote in
: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Fitzgerald has thrown a number of Republicans in jail. Including the last governer of Illinois. -- Dan |
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Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message news:NZadnevYEdHfEtPUnZ2dnUVZ_ovinZ2d@giganew s.com... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message th.net... , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message news:4ZOdnbfJIsqxp9TUnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@ bright.net... Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress Pennsylvania is in the running. Luzurne county is near the top as to corrupt countys. They got caught using county credit cards for personal use and only had to pay back the money they charged. This is the least of all their transgressions. John Is my old high-school gym teacher, Lou Biacchi, still mayor of Berwick? I don't know if he's corrupt, but if he lived in NJ, he'd have been a made man 50 years ago. He looked, acted, and sounded like one of the lower-level soldiers in "The Sopranos." Such a nice, remote, semi-rural area it is, too. g -- Ed Huntress I don't know if he is still around but there sure are a lot of others. Louis DeNaples is the guy in the news this last year. He got the award for the gambling license for the Pocono Casino. There was a big stink that he was connected so they ordered him to have nothing to do with the Casino. Now that the casino is not making money they want him to do a bail out. I still remember the time I had to reposess the two way radios from the Hudson County police dept. because someone didn't get greased. I was young and nieve at the time and wondered why they sent me. :) John |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:58:24 -0500, Boater
wrote: BAR wrote: Gunner Asch wrote: On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? Pete Stanaitis We're ****ed here in NJ because we always prided ourselves in having the most corrupt government in the land. Now the FBI tells us we're only third. Damn. Has the City of Newark ever had a Mayor complete his term in office, outside of the home for wayward government employees in Rahway? Whats Marion Barry doing these days? Mayor "Crackhead" Barry or Mayor "The bitch set me up" Barry? He is serving on the city council in Washington DC (http://www.dccouncil.us/BARRY/default.htm). He is the cat with 9 lives. Barry as a criminal is a piker in comparison to Dick Cheney and his gaggle of goons. Cheney and Co have been indicted on what charges? Your twisted world view makes you look buffoonish. Hummm..you ARE a buffoon, mea culpa Gunner |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:46:48 -0500, "atlas bugged"
wrote: "Ed" wrote in message . .. , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. Gunner |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater
wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Of course not. Simply because most of the corrupt politicians are Democrats...you give them a pass. After all...Democrats are expected to be corrupt. Gunner |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:04:37 -0500, Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait I'm crosspost neutral. Once in a while, though, it does bring in a new poster more interesting than, say, the pack of jackals. How can you say you're 'crosspost neutral' if you do it? Or was that supposed to be a joke? It seems as though you try your hardest to insure you receive more than your share of insults, derogatory comments, and anger from others. That would tend to make your complaints somewhat meaningless, no? -- Salmonbait |
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"Gunner Asch" wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:46:48 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: "Ed" wrote in message ... , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. |
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Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:04:37 -0500, Boater wrote: Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait I'm crosspost neutral. Once in a while, though, it does bring in a new poster more interesting than, say, the pack of jackals. How can you say you're 'crosspost neutral' if you do it? Or was that supposed to be a joke? It seems as though you try your hardest to insure you receive more than your share of insults, derogatory comments, and anger from others. That would tend to make your complaints somewhat meaningless, no? -- Salmonbait Krause has 50 people here calling him an asshole. I would say that's pretty conclusive, wouldn't you, John? |
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Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:04:37 -0500, Boater wrote: Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait I'm crosspost neutral. Once in a while, though, it does bring in a new poster more interesting than, say, the pack of jackals. How can you say you're 'crosspost neutral' if you do it? Or was that supposed to be a joke? It seems as though you try your hardest to insure you receive more than your share of insults, derogatory comments, and anger from others. That would tend to make your complaints somewhat meaningless, no? -- Salmonbait What it means is that I don't care if crossposters show up or not. Some of them have far more interesting things to say here than, say, the jackals. It's not as if this is a newsgroup about boats. |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 17:54:23 -0800, Gunner Asch wrote:
Cheney and Co have been indicted on what charges? http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/...ales.indicted/ Your twisted world view makes you look buffoonish. Hummm..you ARE a buffoon, mea culpa Gunner |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:45:44 -0500, "atlas bugged"
wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message .. . On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:46:48 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: "Ed" wrote in message t... , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. Catch her at a really bad time? Or she can suck start a Harley...a croquet ball through a half mile of garden hose....G She has to have some kink she is good at that earns her that kind of money. Gunner |
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"Gunner Asch" wrote in message
... On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:45:44 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. Catch her at a really bad time? Or she can suck start a Harley...a croquet ball through a half mile of garden hose....G She has to have some kink she is good at that earns her that kind of money. That's actually correct and perceptive. The laws of supply and demand don't go away, no matter how much and how many wish it. Still, not my cup of tea. Have a look: http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/15422/original.jpg |
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 01:31:42 -0500, "atlas bugged"
wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message .. . On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:45:44 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. Catch her at a really bad time? Or she can suck start a Harley...a croquet ball through a half mile of garden hose....G She has to have some kink she is good at that earns her that kind of money. That's actually correct and perceptive. The laws of supply and demand don't go away, no matter how much and how many wish it. Still, not my cup of tea. Have a look: http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/15422/original.jpg You consider THAT a skank????? tch tch tch....I take it you either like men, or have been poreing over the airbrushed goddesses in Playboy. Thats pretty good looking. Even by california standards. Now I can understand if she isnt your "type" even if you did like girls, different strokes for different folks as they say. Gunner |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 22:42:55 -0600, wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 17:54:23 -0800, Gunner Asch wrote: Cheney and Co have been indicted on what charges? http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/...ales.indicted/ Your twisted world view makes you look buffoonish. Hummm..you ARE a buffoon, mea culpa Gunner Wow, Thunder. You sure come up with some relevant cites. http://tinyurl.com/6db3mk "indicted on state charges involving federal prisons in a South Texas county that has been a source of bizarre legal and political battles..." PS. Why the crossposting? I know you have better manners than that. -- Salmonbait |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:46:14 -0500, Jim wrote:
Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:04:37 -0500, Boater wrote: Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:02:17 -0500, Boater wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "Boater" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "john" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "atlas bugged" wrote in message ... "Ed" wrote in message .. . , 18 Dec 2008 07:07:56 -0500, BAR wrote: Ed Huntress wrote: "spaco" wrote in message .. . Oh, I thought he meant the State Government. I don't know about La., but my home state is Il. and it was pretty crooked when the first Daly ran it from Chicago, and for a long time before that. I wonder if "getting caught" is all that separates one state from another that way? I always hate OT but since I grew up in IL and went to undergrad in LA (Tulane) I couldn't resist IL (Actually Chicago) has ALWAYS been more corrupt than LA... since the days of Cappone and then the first mayor Daly. They were always just much smarter about not getting caught until the more recent years. BTW.. the city (Chicago) always runs BETTER and more efficiently with a corrupt mayor. Also interesting fact (I use the word fact lightly) According to the FBI only 48% of the murderers in the US ever serve time.... in recent history 50% of the IL Gov's will serve time.. so... you are more likely to go to prison if you are elected as Gov of IL than if you committ MURDER!!!! :-) I am glad I now live in South Florida... a beautiful little Banana republic where we expect our politicians to be on the take.... Look out NJ... we are coming up fast in the outer lane!!! you could be #4. nail on head True! I am so mortified that my proud home state of NJ is getting eclipsed by places like Illinois. We need a PR firm for our corruption. We need better and more newsworthy corruption. But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? We have our work cut out for us, all right. The trouble is that our corrupt politicians don't think big enough. We've become small-timers in the bigger scheme of things. Our guys think that a new cabin cruiser, season Jets tickets, and a couple of bimbos serving drinks in the luxury suites at Yankee Stadium is living in corrupt luxury. What we need is politicians who know what they can command in the marketplace. Maybe we can get them some help from MLB players' agents. -- Ed Huntress Ed, I think you have come up with a new profession, a corruption and take manager for politicans. The cover name for the office is political expiditer. Politicians themselves seem to blow it when it comes to being on the take. John I still think that hiring them from the ranks of MLB players' agents is the way to go. If they can get $82.5 million for A.J. Burnett, they can revolutionize New Jersey's political corruption. -- Ed Huntress I wouldn't bet my last dollar on Illinois or Lousiana being the "most corrupt" states. I dunno. I'm still cheering for NJ. But the FBI must have some basis for making the judgment. We'll have to ask them. -- Ed Huntress I see no reason to trust any agency connected to the Bush Administration Justice Department. Which is not to say I think Blago should remain in office. Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait I'm crosspost neutral. Once in a while, though, it does bring in a new poster more interesting than, say, the pack of jackals. How can you say you're 'crosspost neutral' if you do it? Or was that supposed to be a joke? It seems as though you try your hardest to insure you receive more than your share of insults, derogatory comments, and anger from others. That would tend to make your complaints somewhat meaningless, no? -- Salmonbait Krause has 50 people here calling him an asshole. I would say that's pretty conclusive, wouldn't you, John? I refuse to be the fifty-first. Let someone else have that honor. I'm just trying to help Harry out a little. He complains that he's picked on and therefore can't stop the insults and name-calling. I think he has at least the willpower I do. -- Salmonbait |
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:51:06 -0500, Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:04:37 -0500, Boater wrote: Do you see any good reason to cross post? -- Salmonbait I'm crosspost neutral. Once in a while, though, it does bring in a new poster more interesting than, say, the pack of jackals. How can you say you're 'crosspost neutral' if you do it? Or was that supposed to be a joke? It seems as though you try your hardest to insure you receive more than your share of insults, derogatory comments, and anger from others. That would tend to make your complaints somewhat meaningless, no? -- Salmonbait What it means is that I don't care if crossposters show up or not. Some of them have far more interesting things to say here than, say, the jackals. It's not as if this is a newsgroup about boats. If you find them more interesting, why do you not go to their groups and join them. I'm sure you'd be more appreciated than you are here, and your knowledge of politics would put you at the head of the pack (not to imply that they are jackals...don't get me wrong). -- Salmonbait |
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"Gunner Asch" wrote in message ... On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 01:31:42 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message . .. On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:45:44 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. Catch her at a really bad time? Or she can suck start a Harley...a croquet ball through a half mile of garden hose....G She has to have some kink she is good at that earns her that kind of money. That's actually correct and perceptive. The laws of supply and demand don't go away, no matter how much and how many wish it. Still, not my cup of tea. Have a look: http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/15422/original.jpg You consider THAT a skank????? tch tch tch....I take it you either like men, or have been poreing over the airbrushed goddesses in Playboy. Thats pretty good looking. Even by california standards. $1000/hour good-looking? Really? Ooooooookay! Now I can understand if she isnt your "type" even if you did like girls, different strokes for different folks as they say. Maybe at 10 bucks/hour, but they don't make antibiotics that strong yet, so no way! |
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:17:46 -0500, "atlas bugged"
wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message .. . On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 01:31:42 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:45:44 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. Catch her at a really bad time? Or she can suck start a Harley...a croquet ball through a half mile of garden hose....G She has to have some kink she is good at that earns her that kind of money. That's actually correct and perceptive. The laws of supply and demand don't go away, no matter how much and how many wish it. Still, not my cup of tea. Have a look: http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/15422/original.jpg You consider THAT a skank????? tch tch tch....I take it you either like men, or have been poreing over the airbrushed goddesses in Playboy. Thats pretty good looking. Even by california standards. $1000/hour good-looking? Really? Ooooooookay! Since you seem to be the Authority on good looks and services, whats her speciality? Now I can understand if she isnt your "type" even if you did like girls, different strokes for different folks as they say. Maybe at 10 bucks/hour, but they don't make antibiotics that strong yet, so no way! Like I said...you been looking at too many of the airbrushed girls in playboy. Heads up....they have been airbrushed. They arent real Gunner |
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 14:34:55 -0500, Kali wrote:
Of course not. Simply because most of the corrupt politicians are Democrats...you give them a pass. After all...Democrats are expected to be corrupt. This is silly. Power corrupts. And Democrats in power are absolutely corrupt. |
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Gunner Asch wrote:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:17:46 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message ... On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 01:31:42 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: "Gunner Asch" wrote in message ... On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:45:44 -0500, "atlas bugged" wrote: But how do you compete when your closest neighbor elects a governor who made his name tracking down prostitution rings, then gets caught in bed with a skanky $1000/hour hooker? $1000 an hour hookers are NEVER skanky. *One* was! That's the point - Spitzer's hooker was outed and we saw her. Yechhhh! He wasn't just a ****ty hypocrite, he also overpaid and had lousy taste in women. Catch her at a really bad time? Or she can suck start a Harley...a croquet ball through a half mile of garden hose....G She has to have some kink she is good at that earns her that kind of money. That's actually correct and perceptive. The laws of supply and demand don't go away, no matter how much and how many wish it. Still, not my cup of tea. Have a look: http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/15422/original.jpg You consider THAT a skank????? tch tch tch....I take it you either like men, or have been poreing over the airbrushed goddesses in Playboy. Thats pretty good looking. Even by california standards. $1000/hour good-looking? Really? Ooooooookay! Since you seem to be the Authority on good looks and services, whats her speciality? She's a dog strangler, like you. -- Dick |
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Gunner Asch wrote:
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 14:34:55 -0500, Kali wrote: Of course not. Simply because most of the corrupt politicians are Democrats...you give them a pass. After all...Democrats are expected to be corrupt. This is silly. Power corrupts. And Democrats in power are absolutely corrupt. Some. Seems to be a larger percentage of Republicans are corrupt, however. And even the Republicans who are not corrupt wish to corrupt the nation. Dan |
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