....but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...

On 6/2/12 5:28 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...


Sorry, little putz, they were just ordinary kids, and neither of them
had pink, orange or green-dyed hair, or, as far as I could tell, body
piercings or big, ugly tattoos.

On 6/2/2012 5:59 PM, X ` Man wrote:
On 6/2/12 5:28 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...


Sorry, little putz, they were just ordinary kids, and neither of them
had pink, orange or green-dyed hair, or, as far as I could tell, body
piercings or big, ugly tattoos.

Were any of them 14 year old painted whores?

On 6/2/12 6:15 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 6/2/2012 5:59 PM, X ` Man wrote:
On 6/2/12 5:28 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of
chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted
them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...


Sorry, little putz, they were just ordinary kids, and neither of them
had pink, orange or green-dyed hair, or, as far as I could tell, body
piercings or big, ugly tattoos.

Were any of them 14 year old painted whores?

Why? Is that the only sort of female you can get?

In article , says...

On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...

Awhile back YOU were the first one to interject race into the Zimmerman
thread, therefore YOU are a racist.

On 6/3/2012 7:29 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In , says...

On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...

Awhile back YOU were the first one to interject race into the Zimmerman
thread, therefore YOU are a racist.

That is a story you keep telling, still as much of a lie as when you
first said it...

In article , says...

On 6/3/2012 7:29 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In , says...

On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...

Awhile back YOU were the first one to interject race into the Zimmerman
thread, therefore YOU are a racist.

That is a story you keep telling, still as much of a lie as when you
first said it...

BULL****. Not one other person said anything about race until YOU did,
you liar.

On 6/3/2012 8:55 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In , says...

On 6/3/2012 7:29 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In , says...

On 6/2/2012 5:18 PM, X ` Man wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Most of us wouldn't have noticed them at all, and none of us would find
it necessary to note their ethnicity... You are a racist and those kids
are probably lucky you really don't have the CCL you are always BS'ing
about here...

Awhile back YOU were the first one to interject race into the Zimmerman
thread, therefore YOU are a racist.

That is a story you keep telling, still as much of a lie as when you
first said it...

BULL****. Not one other person said anything about race until YOU did,
you liar.

Nice fantasy... do you use drugs?

On Jun 2, 6:18*pm, X ` Man dump-on-conservati...@anywhere-you-
can.com wrote:
...but I didn't.

Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church
fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street
towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged
boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips.
Neither kid looked familiar to me.

Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them?
Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions.

I waved. They smiled and waved back.

Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a
goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am
sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one
marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting.

Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them.

Not so for certain members of this newsgroup.