On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:21:21 -0400, Tosk wrote:


Uh, If I call myself a King, does that make it so? Snow is only a
republican because somebody was already running as a dem. Either way, I
knew you really couldn't cite anything that would support your claim..
Guess you really are Harry... Later...

Snowe is one of the last of a breed, New England moderate Republicans.
New England used to be full of them, and was, at one time the base of the
party, no longer. The House no longer has *any* Republicans from New
England, and there are only a few Republican Senators. You are going to
have to move west. It's the only place that remains a Republican
stronghold. Hell, even the South is going Democrat.

On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:39:35 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
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You seem obsessed with him. Can you tell me why without going into a rant?
I
assure you I'm not Harry, an understudy, nor do I even know him. I'm
assuming he's not even using his real name. I'm certainly not (I hope
that's
obvious).

The subject was you, not Harry. There's no obsession involved, but
it's a cute attempt to change the focus.


I thought I was Harry? Hmmm... you're not still confused, apparently, but a
cute attempt to claim no obsession with me either.

plum, you and Harry share several traits, one of which is the
quickness with which you accuse others of being 'obsessed'.

You make a tremendous number of posts and if two or three are
answered, then the responder is 'obsessed' with you.

Usually, as in the case of Harry, those who accuse others of being
obsessed are quite obsessed with themselves. There's a name for that.

'I went to Google looking for boating groups' - right. Tell us about
your boat or the one you're thinking of buying.

On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:36:42 -0400, Gene
wrote:

On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 07:22:18 -0400, KotP-A
wrote:

On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:49:13 -0700, jps wrote:

On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:59:10 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"jps" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:06:13 -0700 (PDT), wf3h
wrote:

On Oct 14, 4:02 pm, Tosk wrote:
Headline, Troy NY...

After the recent suspension of a eagle scout for having a penknife,
locked in his car, locked in a survival kit for 20 days this is the only
conclusion one can come to. You guys are a bunch of morons with personal
agendas which obviously get in the way of education. Quick, I hear a
lunch lady was seen with a straw in her hands, what if she made a
spitball from a napkin? I hope you will find her and send her directly
to jail... Idiots. Really though, it's probably more of a statement from
an ignorant vice principal who hates the fact that the kid is a good
solid American who wants to go to West Point.

Follow-up: Apparently West Point has contacted him personally and told
him these idiots prejudice and personal agenda won't hurt his wishes to
serve his country.. Morons, they should all be voted out...

I hope they get that lunch lady before she goes off and picks up a
spork...


of course, the red states would never do something like this...for
example, in texas you're allowed to own as many guns as you want

but women are not allowed to buy the little trojan 'personal
stimulator' because that offends the morals of texas politicians.

so guns are unregulated

dildoes are banned.

red state sanity, i suppose

Red states.

You mean the ones with the worst health care and school systems?


The fix is... Pass a law that allows dildos.

Make contraception mandatory.

I'm pretty sure they also have the highest incidence of teen mothers.

I think Washington DC gets that honor. Or is it unwed mothers? Or
maybe teen-unwed mothers.

Mandatory sterilization after the first abortion would be a good idea.

http://www.prospect.org/cs/articles?articleId=8971
http://www.perrspectives.com/blog/archives/001354.htm

Gene, do you think if you excluded the big cities from the 'red state'
populations you'd get the same results?

Do you believe the problems lie in the rural countryside? Or are you
just regurgitating some cute statistics someone developed?

Show me the same state comparisons with the big cities excluded. Then
you'll make a valid point.

Besides, it doesn't change my attitude with regard to sterilization
after the first abortion. I don't care if the parent is red or blue.

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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:59:10 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:06:13 -0700 (PDT),

wrote:

On Oct 14, 4:02 pm,

wrote:
Headline, Troy NY...

After the recent suspension of a eagle scout
for
having
a
penknife,
locked in his car, locked in a survival kit
for
20
days
this is
the
only
conclusion one can come to. You guys are a
bunch
of
morons
with
personal
agendas which obviously get in the way of
education.
Quick,
I
hear
a
lunch lady was seen with a straw in her hands,
what
if
she
made
a
spitball from a napkin? I hope you will find
her
and
send
her
directly
to jail... Idiots. Really though, it's
probably
more
of
a
statement
from
an ignorant vice principal who hates the fact
that
the
kid
is a
good
solid American who wants to go to West Point.

Follow-up: Apparently West Point has contacted
him
personally
and
told
him these idiots prejudice and personal agenda
won't
hurt
his
wishes
to
serve his country.. Morons, they should all be
voted
out...

I hope they get that lunch lady before she
goes
off
and
picks
up a
spork...
of course, the red states would never do
something
like
this...for
example, in texas you're allowed to own as many
guns
as
you
want

but women are not allowed to buy the little
trojan
'personal
stimulator' because that offends the morals of
texas
politicians.

so guns are unregulated

dildoes are banned.

red state sanity, i suppose
Red states.

You mean the ones with the worst health care and
school
systems?
The fix is... Pass a law that allows dildos.
Make contraception mandatory.

I'm pretty sure they also have the highest
incidence
of
teen
mothers.
I think Washington DC gets that honor. Or is it
unwed
mothers?
Or
maybe teen-unwed mothers.

Mandatory sterilization after the first abortion
would
be
a
good
idea.
That's really sick.
Gosh, that incites you to comment. But the continuous
barrage
of
"Cowardly ****" comments by another liberal, Dickson,
brings
not a
peep.

THAT'S really sick.
You guys make me sick. You're such a defender of the
fetus,
but
have no
concern about the baby or the mother after the child
arrives.
You
and
your
"people" vote or support a vote against every sort of
social
program,
and
that's the real hypocrisy.

Because they don't care about life...they care about
controlling
women.
Exactly right. They claim that they're anti-abortion, as
though
there's
anyone that's pro-abortion. Complete nonsense. Abortion
rates
are
down. I
hope that someday there won't be a single one. But, they
would
rather
have women dying, because some men can't take
responsibility
for
their
behavior.

Well dearie. You are the keeper of the keys. You don't
have
to
open
the
door if you don't want to. It's your responsibility to
protect
your
own
door against intruders.

Including rape and incest?

FYI, I really don't need your condescention. It doesn't
impress
anyone.

Why yes Little Feather. I assume you wouldn't lie there
like a
wet
noodle, or would you?
Why would you even argue such silly logic... If you listened
to
NDP
(actually Harry) you would think every abortion is from rape
and
incest
and that there is absolutly no way to accomodate the 1/4 of
one
percent
which actually are... The problem with the far left is there
is
no
middle of the road, no compromise...


Yeah, like all the Republican senators who voted for the bs
compromise
healthcare bill...

Another Krause tactic. Either you are him or a very attentive
understudy. Crikey.

I concur.

"compromise health care bill", right... So where was the
compromise???


All the consessions that were made to get one Republican senator to
vote
for
it... oh, that compromise....

Such as? And Snow is not a republican, well, maybe in name...


In any case, Snowe's a Republican. I'll let you look them up... no
public
option, etc.

Uh, If I call myself a King, does that make it so? Snow is only a
republican because somebody was already running as a dem. Either way, I
knew you really couldn't cite anything that would support your claim..
Guess you really are Harry... Later...


I did, but you ignored it. Snowe is a Republican whether or not you like
it
or admit it. She's certainly not a Democrat, but neither was Spector and
he
changed parties.

If you think I'm Harry, you should plonk me immediately!

Well, start calling names and I might just do it.. Had you plonked for a
while but didn't bother when I got the new computer... BTW, Gateway
sucks... Stupidest mouse and keyboard setup I have ever used...


I don't usually call people names. But if you think it'll help... lol

I have a very nice home built system (not by me).

I used to build all of our systems but not anymore, either way, I use
strictly laptops now. I beat them up pretty good in the shop and at the
track, rainy weekends in the mud pits etc.. Blew up my Toshiba (all I
usually use) a few weeks back and went shopping. Nothing really in stock
anywhere as they are getting ready for 7 to come out so I grabbed the
cheapest one I could find and will pass it along to the wife for
occasional and emergency use as soon as my Satellite Pro comes out...

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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:15:26 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

Such as? And Snow is not a republican, well, maybe in name...


In any case, Snowe's a Republican. I'll let you look them up... no
public
option, etc.

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Nom=de=Plume

She's a Republican of a very rare sort. Reasonable.


She's willing to talk in a serious fashion. Pretty rare for a Republican,
but it's welcome. She has too much power for that single vote, however.

Just looked up "reasonable" in Websters and it didn't say anything about
"bought and paid for"...


By whom do you think she's been bought? Certainly not the insurance lobby,
if she voted for *any* semblance of reform.

Why? Because Obama said so.. Maybe Geitner, Murtha, Jefferson, Rangle,
Dodd, Kerry or one of the others who should be investigated for fraud?
The bar keeps changing. First it was Health Care Reform, then when that
didn't work, the boogie man was changed to Health Insurance Reform. Just
like Jobs created, turned to Jobs Saved (only 30,000 to date anyway).
What will it be next, Health Provider Reform, hey, there are lots of
Doctors out there to blame? Either way, wait till the "open door
negotiations" come out from behind closed doors and we will see what
earmarks Snow gets for her vote.

Either way, now that one Republican voted for it, it's now completely
and totally bipartisan, snerk...

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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:16:09 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

Molly Ivins was one amazing chick. I was sad when she died.

Molly Ivins was the goods. Why couldn't it have been Peggy Noonan,
Michelle Malkin or Liz Cheney?


I don't wish anyone to die, unless they're a mosquito or a pigeon. lol


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Nom=de=Plume

Liz Cheney is a grounded pigeon -- wingless with a long tai and earsl.

Michelle Malkin is a giant mosquito carrying a deadly disease.

Peggy Noonan is just misguided. I should have listed Ann Coulter.


They all make me shudder. How a woman, and they're not stupid, to have the
views they do is not understandable, at least not by me.

Maybe cause they read...

"John H." wrote in message
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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:39:35 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
. ..

You seem obsessed with him. Can you tell me why without going into a
rant?
I
assure you I'm not Harry, an understudy, nor do I even know him. I'm
assuming he's not even using his real name. I'm certainly not (I hope
that's
obvious).

The subject was you, not Harry. There's no obsession involved, but
it's a cute attempt to change the focus.


I thought I was Harry? Hmmm... you're not still confused, apparently, but
a
cute attempt to claim no obsession with me either.

plum, you and Harry share several traits, one of which is the
quickness with which you accuse others of being 'obsessed'.

You make a tremendous number of posts and if two or three are
answered, then the responder is 'obsessed' with you.

Usually, as in the case of Harry, those who accuse others of being
obsessed are quite obsessed with themselves. There's a name for that.

'I went to Google looking for boating groups' - right. Tell us about
your boat or the one you're thinking of buying.


Name is Em.

So, because two people who've never met and who don't know each other have a
couple of common traits that means we're the same person or it's a
conspiracy? You're the one who plonked me, then changed your mind. Don't
know if you're obsessed or not. Don't really care, as long as you don't show
up on my doorstep.

I don't think I make anywhere near the number of many others here. Feel free
to do a count and let us know who's the most prolific.

I don't think I'm obsessed with myself any more than anyone else is with
themself.

I didn't say I went to google, I said Outlook. I looked under news, and
typed in boats. I'm not thinking of buying a boat, nor do I currently own
one. I told someone that I used to own a Hobie (part owner). Do I need to
take a boating test before I get to post here? Did you take one?

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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:15:26 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

Such as? And Snow is not a republican, well, maybe in name...


In any case, Snowe's a Republican. I'll let you look them up... no
public
option, etc.

--
Nom=de=Plume

She's a Republican of a very rare sort. Reasonable.


She's willing to talk in a serious fashion. Pretty rare for a
Republican,
but it's welcome. She has too much power for that single vote,
however.

Just looked up "reasonable" in Websters and it didn't say anything
about
"bought and paid for"...


By whom do you think she's been bought? Certainly not the insurance
lobby,
if she voted for *any* semblance of reform.

Why? Because Obama said so.. Maybe Geitner, Murtha, Jefferson, Rangle,
Dodd, Kerry or one of the others who should be investigated for fraud?
The bar keeps changing. First it was Health Care Reform, then when that
didn't work, the boogie man was changed to Health Insurance Reform. Just
like Jobs created, turned to Jobs Saved (only 30,000 to date anyway).
What will it be next, Health Provider Reform, hey, there are lots of
Doctors out there to blame? Either way, wait till the "open door
negotiations" come out from behind closed doors and we will see what
earmarks Snow gets for her vote.

Either way, now that one Republican voted for it, it's now completely
and totally bipartisan, snerk...


Don't use snerk. You'll be accused of being Harry. lol

Do you or don't you believe that many senators (on both sides of the aisle)
are bought and paid for by the insurance lobby (cartel actually). Not sure
what Geitner and Murtha have to do with healthcare reform. Is this a
conspiracy theory of yours? Then, ask me if I care if reform is bipartisan.

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"Tosk" wrote in message
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says...

"jps" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:16:09 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

Molly Ivins was one amazing chick. I was sad when she died.

Molly Ivins was the goods. Why couldn't it have been Peggy Noonan,
Michelle Malkin or Liz Cheney?


I don't wish anyone to die, unless they're a mosquito or a pigeon. lol


--
Nom=de=Plume

Liz Cheney is a grounded pigeon -- wingless with a long tai and earsl.

Michelle Malkin is a giant mosquito carrying a deadly disease.

Peggy Noonan is just misguided. I should have listed Ann Coulter.


They all make me shudder. How a woman, and they're not stupid, to have
the
views they do is not understandable, at least not by me.

Maybe cause they read...


I think I'll go with jps' opinion on this. They're totally disgusting
people.

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Nom=de=Plume

On 10/20/09 2:13 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
"John wrote in message
...
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:39:35 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"John wrote in message
...

You seem obsessed with him. Can you tell me why without going into a
rant?
I
assure you I'm not Harry, an understudy, nor do I even know him. I'm
assuming he's not even using his real name. I'm certainly not (I hope
that's
obvious).

The subject was you, not Harry. There's no obsession involved, but
it's a cute attempt to change the focus.


I thought I was Harry? Hmmm... you're not still confused, apparently, but
a
cute attempt to claim no obsession with me either.

plum, you and Harry share several traits, one of which is the
quickness with which you accuse others of being 'obsessed'.

You make a tremendous number of posts and if two or three are
answered, then the responder is 'obsessed' with you.

Usually, as in the case of Harry, those who accuse others of being
obsessed are quite obsessed with themselves. There's a name for that.

'I went to Google looking for boating groups' - right. Tell us about
your boat or the one you're thinking of buying.


Name is Em.

So, because two people who've never met and who don't know each other have a
couple of common traits that means we're the same person or it's a
conspiracy? You're the one who plonked me, then changed your mind. Don't
know if you're obsessed or not. Don't really care, as long as you don't show
up on my doorstep.

I don't think I make anywhere near the number of many others here. Feel free
to do a count and let us know who's the most prolific.

I don't think I'm obsessed with myself any more than anyone else is with
themself.

I didn't say I went to google, I said Outlook. I looked under news, and
typed in boats. I'm not thinking of buying a boat, nor do I currently own
one. I told someone that I used to own a Hobie (part owner). Do I need to
take a boating test before I get to post here? Did you take one?



Herring isn't much of a boater. He had a boat, but he rarely used it it
and was trying to sell it. Herring is here to peddle his right-wing
racist agenda, and *impress* us with his lack of prowess in golf.