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On Jan 1, 11:26*am, John H. wrote:
On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:02:07 +0000, Larry wrote: BAR wrote in : Ron Paul is an isolationist. We need to keep engaged with the world and not do the 1920's and 1930's thing of ignoring world events that may and will harm us. Noone will dare to attack us as long as there are 24 MIRVs in a missile tube, sitting somewhere on the bottom of each ocean, "they" know not where. The world cannot afford war with these weapons. *Even the complete idiots we elect to office can understand some of that. Before you bring it up....9/11 was an INSIDE job...just like Gulf of Tonkin. Larry More Harry horse****. -- John H- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hey, horse**** is my living, don't insult horse****... Just call it a lobsta' boat..;) |
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Larry wrote:
BAR wrote in : Ron Paul is an isolationist. We need to keep engaged with the world and not do the 1920's and 1930's thing of ignoring world events that may and will harm us. Noone will dare to attack us as long as there are 24 MIRVs in a missile tube, sitting somewhere on the bottom of each ocean, "they" know not where. The world cannot afford war with these weapons. Even the complete idiots we elect to office can understand some of that. Before you bring it up....9/11 was an INSIDE job...just like Gulf of Tonkin. Larry Just when I thought you were back on the road to better mental health, you tell us 9-11 was an inside job. -- George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever! |
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"Larry" wrote in message ... BAR wrote in : Ron Paul is an isolationist. We need to keep engaged with the world and not do the 1920's and 1930's thing of ignoring world events that may and will harm us. Noone will dare to attack us as long as there are 24 MIRVs in a missile tube, sitting somewhere on the bottom of each ocean, "they" know not where. The world cannot afford war with these weapons. Even the complete idiots we elect to office can understand some of that. Before you bring it up....9/11 was an INSIDE job...just like Gulf of Tonkin. Good grief Larry. Did you spend half of your time in the paint locker smelling paint thinner while on that ship? Eisboch |
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On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:02:07 +0000, Larry wrote:
Before you bring it up....9/11 was an INSIDE job...just like Gulf of Tonkin. Hey Larry - do you know Herb Schoenbaum? |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:22:34 -0000, wrote: On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:10:00 +0000, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: If they call the indian nation, Native Americans do they call the indian nation in Canada Native Canadians? Whoops - PC Police just reminded me - First Americans. Same question applies though. First Nations, I believe. That's it. Well, that answers that. Which leads me to, how come we, in the US, are "Americans", and all those others in North and South America, aren't? I suspect that because we live in the United State of America. Somehow Nicaraguan American doesn't work. Which brings up another point. Why is it we have to identify and quantify ourselves as Polish American, Irish American or African American? Even better - why would a person of 50% mixed heritage - say Obama - choose to identify himself as black as opposed to white? Because in this country most whiteys would call Obama black. This is still a nation that defines people by the color of their skin. Incidentally, I identify myself as a "Yankee" on those rare occasions when I am asked. I mostly stopped identifying myself as an "American" when the idiot took over the White House seven years ago. |
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On Tue, 1 Jan 2008 12:04:54 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Larry" wrote in message .. . BAR wrote in : Ron Paul is an isolationist. We need to keep engaged with the world and not do the 1920's and 1930's thing of ignoring world events that may and will harm us. Noone will dare to attack us as long as there are 24 MIRVs in a missile tube, sitting somewhere on the bottom of each ocean, "they" know not where. The world cannot afford war with these weapons. Even the complete idiots we elect to office can understand some of that. Before you bring it up....9/11 was an INSIDE job...just like Gulf of Tonkin. Good grief Larry. Did you spend half of your time in the paint locker smelling paint thinner while on that ship? Brain damage from all the high power RF. :) |
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On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:08:57 +0000, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Why is it we have to identify and quantify ourselves as Polish American, Irish American or African American? Do we? I mean, we are a nation of immigrants, but most people I know call themselves plain American in conversation. Even better - why would a person of 50% mixed heritage - say Obama - choose to identify himself as black as opposed to white? Plessy v. Ferguson comes to mind. |
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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:04:35 -0000, wrote: On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 11:13:25 -0400, Don White wrote: We still remember that you stole the northern part of Maine from us..... makes it darn inconvient driving to the central part of the country. Give it back and we'll leave you alone! Who's us? If we stole it, we stole it from Great Britain. ;-) Random query. If they call the indian nation, Native Americans do they call the indian nation in Canada Native Canadians? Whoops - PC Police just reminded me - First Americans. Same question applies though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Nations The local Mik'Maq float back & forth over the border as if citizens of both countries. In fact quite a number actually join the US Marines rather than serve in Canada's military. |
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"HK" wrote in message ... BAR wrote: HK wrote: Eisboch wrote: "HK" wrote in message . .. Eisboch wrote: "HK" wrote in message . .. Not a concern. It is the Republicans who will depending upon the short yellow bus voter next year, and "Mike" has a reserved seat on that vehicle. My prediction, for what it's worth, (which isn't much) is as follows: Mike Huckabee will be the Republican nominee. Gosh, I hope so! What a simple-minded rube he is. We're living in a world made far more dangerous by having a president who knew and knows nothing about world policy/affairs, and you think the Republicans will nominate another world policy/affairs numnutz? Maybe he'll learn a little about Pakistan sometime soon. Jeeze, I wish you'd get some new material, just to make it interesting a least. Your writers on strike also? Eisboch :-) What do you want me to post? That Huckabee's a nice guy? He seems to be a nice guy. He ought to be a pastor again. Hillary should go back to Arkansas and bake cookies. Obama should go back to Chicago and do some more illegal land deals. Edwards should go back to North Carolina and chase some more ambulances. It's the liberals. It's the ACLU. It's Clinton. It's Monica. It's the "climate of permissiveness". It's France. It's the liberal media. It's Clinton's dick. It's Hillary. We never could have known they'd fly planes into buildings. "No actionable intelligence". They didn't tell us to do anything. O'Neill's lying. Clarke's lying. General Shinseki's lying. The Union of Concerned Scientists is lying. Our own weapons inspector David Kay's lying. Wilson's lying. John Dean's lying. Newsweek lied! CBS lied! Everyone's lying but us. We had to lie. We never lied. Plame outed herself. Her husband outed her. The liberals outed her. No one outed her, since everyone already knew her covert identity. Rove had nothing to do with it. No comment. It's the libs trying to pull Schiavo's feeding tube. It doesn't matter that DeLay pulled his own dad's feeding tube. "Culture of life". It's Janet Jackson's boobs; it's the Statue of Justice's boobs. Reading the news might cloud my judgment. It's the "decade our government...blinded itself to our enemies". It's the homosexuals wanting to marry. "Restore honor and dignity to the White House". A decision to go to war wasn't a decision to go to war. "No actionable intelligence". It's the pledge of allegiance. They're taking God out of America. Osama didn't tell us when, how, where, and by what means he'd attack, and he didn't leave a forwarding address. The 9/11 panel is biased against us. Saddam = Al Qaida. Saddam = Al Qaida. Chalabi's an honorable man and I believe everything he says about WMDs. Chalabi's a crook and he passed secrets to Iran. Chalabi's the liberals' fault because they didn't shoot us when we started using his "intelligence". Chalabi? I don't know any 'Chalabi'! It's just a few dead-enders. They'll be gone when we capture Saddam. They'll be gone when we capture Saddam's sons. They'll be gone when we hand over "sovereignty". They'll be gone when Iraq has elections. They'll be gone in 12 years. They'll never be gone. We fight them in London so we don't have to fight them, er, uh, well, can't get fooled again! Bolton didn't lie! He just knowingly gave incorrect answers under oath. Aw, so what's another ISLAMIC STATE in the mideast? It's not like Bush has made it a home for terrorists or anything! No one could have anticipated that a category 5 hurricane aimed directly at New Orleans would have destroyed it! No one could have anticipated that they might need federal assistance quickly! Of course no one's in charge of accepting the generous aid offered by other nations -- isn't that the mayor's responsibility? Being a judging supervisor for the Arabian Horse Association is ample experience to head FEMA! It's the mayor's fault! It's the governor's fault! It's Howard Dean's fault! It's CBS's fault! It's the Monica Crime! Ted Kennedy killed Mary Jo! Libtards killed Terry Schiavo! Wah! Wahhhhhhh! It's all these former staffers hawking their books. Money never corrupted anyone. "I'm a uniter, not a divider!" It's the stem cells. It's the feminazis, the intellectual elitists, and the ecoterrorists. It's Cthulhu. It's the martians. Finally you are getting knowledge. |
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On Tue, 1 Jan 2008 14:22:08 -0400, "Don White"
wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:04:35 -0000, wrote: On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 11:13:25 -0400, Don White wrote: We still remember that you stole the northern part of Maine from us..... makes it darn inconvient driving to the central part of the country. Give it back and we'll leave you alone! Who's us? If we stole it, we stole it from Great Britain. ;-) Random query. If they call the indian nation, Native Americans do they call the indian nation in Canada Native Canadians? Whoops - PC Police just reminded me - First Americans. Same question applies though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Nations The local Mik'Maq float back & forth over the border as if citizens of both countries. In fact quite a number actually join the US Marines rather than serve in Canada's military. Canada has a military? Who 'da thunk it? |
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On Tue, 1 Jan 2008 12:13:34 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:39:36 -0000, wrote: On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:08:57 +0000, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: Why is it we have to identify and quantify ourselves as Polish American, Irish American or African American? Do we? I mean, we are a nation of immigrants, but most people I know call themselves plain American in conversation. If we don't, then why do hospital admitting forms include a question about what your ethnic heritage is? Around here we have Polish/Irish/Armenian/Greek/Italian American clubs which restrict membership to those of that heritage. Even better - why would a person of 50% mixed heritage - say Obama - choose to identify himself as black as opposed to white? Plessy v. Ferguson comes to mind. I understand your comment as it stands, but it's still not relevant. Why, in this day and age, would a person of 50/50% race composition call themselves one or the other? Say it wasn't Obama - say it was Jane Doe who was 50% Asian/50% African. Some Japanese refer to such combos as "kokujin," or something like that. I think it has negative racial overtones, something like the "n" word. I thought you were a Plutonian-American, whereas your fishing buddy is a Uranus-American -- George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever! |
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On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 19:23:32 +0000, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Why, in this day and age, would a person of 50/50% race composition call themselves one or the other? Say it wasn't Obama - say it was Jane Doe who was 50% Asian/50% African. Beats me, but perhaps, it's the difference between nationality and ethnicity. I'm American with an Irish bloodline, but in my case, I've never referred to myself as Irish-American. Others may choose differently. |
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HK wrote:
BAR wrote: HK wrote: I simply have no use, absolutely no use, for the modern, evangelical-infested but Jesusless GOP. You are an intolerant racist. Racist? What *race* did I single out there, braindead boy? Those that you aren't a member of Harry. We have years and years of your racist posts. You seem to have a need to categorize people. People are people why do you have state their race at every turn. Let's see: "Modern" no racial implication "evangelical-infested" no racial implication "but" no racial implication "Jesusless" no racial implication "GOP" no racial implication Since there are no racial implications in my statement, there is no racism in it. Nice try. It may clear your consience but it won't clear your name. I do have little tolerance for self-proclaimed "Christians" who do not follow the teachings of Jesus, but that's called "disgust at their hypocrisy," not racism. Wasn't it you who said that Jesus was a nobody just a couple of weeks ago? Why do you give so much weight to Jesus's teachings when he was just another guy talking about irrelevant stuff 2000 years ago? You should have gone back to high school. You can do better than that! |
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Eisboch wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message . .. $29.95? A little more for the "Deluxe" package. You are a Bishop? |
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BAR wrote:
HK wrote: BAR wrote: HK wrote: I simply have no use, absolutely no use, for the modern, evangelical-infested but Jesusless GOP. You are an intolerant racist. Racist? What *race* did I single out there, braindead boy? Those that you aren't a member of Harry. We have years and years of your racist posts. You seem to have a need to categorize people. People are people why do you have state their race at every turn. Let's see: "Modern" no racial implication "evangelical-infested" no racial implication "but" no racial implication "Jesusless" no racial implication "GOP" no racial implication Since there are no racial implications in my statement, there is no racism in it. Nice try. It may clear your consience but it won't clear your name. I do have little tolerance for self-proclaimed "Christians" who do not follow the teachings of Jesus, but that's called "disgust at their hypocrisy," not racism. Wasn't it you who said that Jesus was a nobody just a couple of weeks ago? Why do you give so much weight to Jesus's teachings when he was just another guy talking about irrelevant stuff 2000 years ago? You should have gone back to high school. You can do better than that! Ahh, I can see that logical presentation of argument is something that has never crossed your little brain. |
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HK wrote:
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:22:34 -0000, wrote: On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:10:00 +0000, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: If they call the indian nation, Native Americans do they call the indian nation in Canada Native Canadians? Whoops - PC Police just reminded me - First Americans. Same question applies though. First Nations, I believe. That's it. Well, that answers that. Which leads me to, how come we, in the US, are "Americans", and all those others in North and South America, aren't? I suspect that because we live in the United State of America. Somehow Nicaraguan American doesn't work. Which brings up another point. Why is it we have to identify and quantify ourselves as Polish American, Irish American or African American? Even better - why would a person of 50% mixed heritage - say Obama - choose to identify himself as black as opposed to white? Because in this country most whiteys would call Obama black. This is still a nation that defines people by the color of their skin. Having lived all across this country and being exposed to many people of varying races and ethnic heritages it has always amazed me that people from north of the Mason Dixon line have a need to always state the race of the person they are talking about. Why do I see you in the statment above Harry? Incidentally, I identify myself as a "Yankee" on those rare occasions when I am asked. I mostly stopped identifying myself as an "American" when the idiot took over the White House seven years ago. You can't help yourself can you? |
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On Dec 31 2007, 12:09Â*pm, wrote:
On Dec 31, 11:46Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote: On Dec 31, 7:51Â*am, wrote: On Dec 31, 12:08Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote: On Dec 30, 1:35�pm, JohnH wrote: On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 16:33:27 -0500, HK wrote: Calif Bill wrote: ................... AP- Green Bay Times - Tue 12-21-07 The Green Bay Packers delivered a shocking announcement today. Their starting quarterback this Sunday will be Mrs. Brett Favre, who will play for Brett during the first quarter. Fans in Green Bay were shocked when this announcement was made, but Mrs. Favre assured the fans that, "Hey, I know this game. I live with Brett. I have taken several road trips on the team plane. I've gone to the pre-game meal. I know a lot of the Packers. I've played around with a lot of the Packers in the back yard. I've tossed the football with them, and I know what a slot right 60-Prevent-Slot-Hook-And-Go is and I know how to avoid a corner blitz." So they polled the people inGreen Bay, 50% of Packers fans are excited, motivated, looking forward to the big game. All right, you think that's ridiculous? Let me reread this. In a shocking announcement today, Mrs. Hillary Clinton announced that she is running for President of the United States because she knows Bill Clinton and has lived with him, and she was there on a lot of trips to China and around the world, and she really cared about kids for 35 years. She's fought and she stood up for kids, and she's tried to fix health care, and she knows fifty percent of the American people say, "That's good enough for us." Which of the right-wing Republican idiots, lunatics or incompetents are you support, Bill? Mitt "I was against flip-flopping until I changed my mind" Romney? Rudy "I am *not* a crook even though the evidence indicates otherwise" Guiliani? Mike "I know Jesus, so I don't have to know foreign policy" Huckabee? Fred "Yes, I am Dead" Thompson? Ron "I'm even crazier than I sound" Paul? Duncan "The 2% in the Polls Solution" Hunter? The only reasonable possibility on the GOP side is John McCain, and he isn't crazy or right-wing enough for the GOP delegates. Maybe you can write in Zell Miller. He's fine until his daily sedation wears off. Trolling, trolling, over the ocean blue... Harry, shame on you.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Shame on Harry? Uh, looks like Calif Bill started this one. No bitch at Calif Bill because he launched a right wing troll, but you single out the first moderately left responder? Did you know that some folks are so transparent, they will be reincarnated as storm windows? Â*:-)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Moderately left ?? Â* Â*Thats funny, and telling all at the same time.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Apparently you don't know many folks on the extreme left. Harry would be perfectly at home as a precint captain for the D party out this way, but not considered radically left in any sense--- Perhaps it's a matter of perspective; we continue to reelect "Baghdad Jim" to the US House and rather obviously the majority of voters think he's a fine choice. There are some regions in this country where Jim McDermott would be more likely to be lynched than elected to congress. :-)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Apparently you need to expose yourself to folks who are actually moderate. I challenge you to give us an example of one, just one, right leaning view Harry has. I could name hundreds of the opposite, hardly moderate. You need to expand your input if you think he is a moderate representation of how Americans outside of Seattle think...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Obviously in favor of owning handguns, as he does. That's a position more typically espoused by the right than the left. Challenge met. |
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On Jan 1, 9:08�am, Short Wave Sportfishing
Even better - why would a person of 50% mixed heritage - say Obama - choose to identify himself as black as opposed to white? That's a choice that is generally made for a person of mixed race by society at large. Remember the mixed race kids in school? If they had African Amercan features, fairly dark complexions, etc, they were normally accepted far more readily by black students than by the whites. Yeah, I'm sure there were some blacks who took exception to the mixed kids declaring themselves "black", but it would not amount to the same degree of rejection likely to be encountered from some white students if the same mixed kids claimed to be "white". |
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"BAR" wrote in message . .. Eisboch wrote: "BAR" wrote in message . .. $29.95? A little more for the "Deluxe" package. You are a Bishop? Nope. Just a lowly Reverend. Eisboch |
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On Jan 2, 1:20Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Dec 31 2007, 12:09Â*pm, wrote: On Dec 31, 11:46Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote: On Dec 31, 7:51Â*am, wrote: On Dec 31, 12:08Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote: On Dec 30, 1:35�pm, JohnH wrote: On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 16:33:27 -0500, HK wrote: Calif Bill wrote: ................... AP- Green Bay Times - Tue 12-21-07 The Green Bay Packers delivered a shocking announcement today.. Their starting quarterback this Sunday will be Mrs. Brett Favre, who will play for Brett during the first quarter. Fans in Green Bay were shocked when this announcement was made, but Mrs. Favre assured the fans that, "Hey, I know this game. I live with Brett. I have taken several road trips on the team plane. I've gone to the pre-game meal. I know a lot of the Packers. I've played around with a lot of the Packers in the back yard. I've tossed the football with them, and I know what a slot right 60-Prevent-Slot-Hook-And-Go is and I know how to avoid a corner blitz." So they polled the people inGreen Bay, 50% of Packers fans are excited, motivated, looking forward to the big game. All right, you think that's ridiculous? Let me reread this. In a shocking announcement today, Mrs. Hillary Clinton announced that she is running for President of the United States because she knows Bill Clinton and has lived with him, and she was there on a lot of trips to China and around the world, and she really cared about kids for 35 years. She's fought and she stood up for kids, and she's tried to fix health care, and she knows fifty percent of the American people say, "That's good enough for us." Which of the right-wing Republican idiots, lunatics or incompetents are you support, Bill? Mitt "I was against flip-flopping until I changed my mind" Romney? Rudy "I am *not* a crook even though the evidence indicates otherwise" Guiliani? Mike "I know Jesus, so I don't have to know foreign policy" Huckabee? Fred "Yes, I am Dead" Thompson? Ron "I'm even crazier than I sound" Paul? Duncan "The 2% in the Polls Solution" Hunter? The only reasonable possibility on the GOP side is John McCain, and he isn't crazy or right-wing enough for the GOP delegates. Maybe you can write in Zell Miller. He's fine until his daily sedation wears off. Trolling, trolling, over the ocean blue... Harry, shame on you.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Shame on Harry? Uh, looks like Calif Bill started this one. No bitch at Calif Bill because he launched a right wing troll, but you single out the first moderately left responder? Did you know that some folks are so transparent, they will be reincarnated as storm windows? Â*:-)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Moderately left ?? Â* Â*Thats funny, and telling all at the same time.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Apparently you don't know many folks on the extreme left. Harry would be perfectly at home as a precint captain for the D party out this way, but not considered radically left in any sense--- Perhaps it's a matter of perspective; we continue to reelect "Baghdad Jim" to the US House and rather obviously the majority of voters think he's a fine choice. There are some regions in this country where Jim McDermott would be more likely to be lynched than elected to congress. :-)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Apparently you need to expose yourself to folks who are actually moderate. I challenge you to give us an example of one, just one, right leaning view Harry has. I could name hundreds of the opposite, hardly moderate. You need to expand your input if you think he is a moderate representation of how Americans outside of Seattle think...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Obviously in favor of owning handguns, as he does. That's a position more typically espoused by the right than the left. Challenge met.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, although I assume like most things, the handgun is just another lobsta' boat, seems you have met my challenge...;) |
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On Jan 2, 5:01*am, "Eisboch" wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message . .. Eisboch wrote: "BAR" wrote in message m... $29.95? A little more for the "Deluxe" package. You are a Bishop? Nope. *Just a lowly Reverend. Eisboch Some folks don't understand that you can hold the Priesthood and not be a preacher... |
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On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 07:47:06 -0500, HK wrote:
wrote: Well, although I assume like most things, the handgun is just another lobsta' boat, seems you have met my challenge...;) Tell you what...you attempt to break into my house some night and I'll post the resulting "news item" here. Heh... Is that a challenge? ~~ snerk ~~ |
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On Jan 2, 7:47*am, HK wrote:
wrote: Well, although I assume like most things, the handgun is just another lobsta' boat, seems you have met my challenge...;) Tell you what...you attempt to break into my house some night and I'll post the resulting "news item" here. -- George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever! sure you will.... I can see it now... man with **** stain found clinging to underside of bed". I have had guns in my face before, if you do it one of us is going to die, you do the math... Anyway, you don't have any guns, and the idea of seeing someones guts on your pants would only make you pee your pants... |
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On Jan 2, 8:00*am, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 07:47:06 -0500, HK wrote: wrote: Well, although I assume like most things, the handgun is just another lobsta' boat, seems you have met my challenge...;) Tell you what...you attempt to break into my house some night and I'll post the resulting "news item" here. Heh... Is that a challenge? * ~~ snerk ~~ I am getting this picture kind of like a Mel Brooks character sitting there dressed like a german dictator, listening to Motzart, waving a pistol gently to the music, inadvertantly pulling the trigger every once in a while, down goes the loud parrot, out goes the photo of mother in law... I am having a good little laugh here, wish you could all see it...;) |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 07:47:06 -0500, HK wrote: wrote: Well, although I assume like most things, the handgun is just another lobsta' boat, seems you have met my challenge...;) Tell you what...you attempt to break into my house some night and I'll post the resulting "news item" here. Heh... Is that a challenge? ~~ snerk ~~ Not at all; you're not a criminal. But for anyone who is, and who wants to try a bit of B&E or home invasion, I have a 12-gauge Beretta semi-automatic shotgun loaded and ready for home defense. Since I don't hunt, I've removed the plug from the magazine tube and the shotgun now holds six shells instead of the hunting legal three. For backup, I have a SIG X-FIVE loaded with 19 rounds of 124 grain Speer Gold Dots in the mag and one in the pipe, and my wife has our Ruger semi-auto target pistol "racked and ready." Either Friday or Monday, as soon as the waiting period is over, I'll be picking up my new pair of Ruger Vaqueros. Despite my "liberal-ality," I am a damned good shot. Our local sheriff and county prosecutors are not very interested in going after residents who use lethal force to ward off criminals who attempt latenight break-ins or home invasions. |
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HK wrote:
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 07:47:06 -0500, HK wrote: wrote: Well, although I assume like most things, the handgun is just another lobsta' boat, seems you have met my challenge...;) Tell you what...you attempt to break into my house some night and I'll post the resulting "news item" here. Heh... Is that a challenge? ~~ snerk ~~ Not at all; you're not a criminal. But for anyone who is, and who wants to try a bit of B&E or home invasion, I have a 12-gauge Beretta semi-automatic shotgun loaded and ready for home defense. Since I don't hunt, I've removed the plug from the magazine tube and the shotgun now holds six shells instead of the hunting legal three. For backup, I have a SIG X-FIVE loaded with 19 rounds of 124 grain Speer Gold Dots in the mag and one in the pipe, and my wife has our Ruger semi-auto target pistol "racked and ready." Either Friday or Monday, as soon as the waiting period is over, I'll be picking up my new pair of Ruger Vaqueros. Despite my "liberal-ality," I am a damned good shot. Our local sheriff and county prosecutors are not very interested in going after residents who use lethal force to ward off criminals who attempt latenight break-ins or home invasions. Wow, and this is the guy that thought handguns should be illegal. I don't own any guns, and have never felt unsafe. I wonder what Harry is doing that he is creating his own little armory. |
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On Jan 2, 9:01*am, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
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wrote in message ... "BAR" wrote in message You are a Bishop? Nope. Just a lowly Reverend. Eisboch Some folks don't understand that you can hold the Priesthood and not be a preacher... I had to become a Reverend because some people think I preach too much. Eisboch |
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"Eisboch" wrote in message ... wrote in message ... "BAR" wrote in message You are a Bishop? Nope. Just a lowly Reverend. Eisboch Some folks don't understand that you can hold the Priesthood and not be a preacher... I had to become a Reverend because some people think I preach too much. Eisboch If that's the case...we have a few serious candidates for Pope in this newsgroup! :-) |
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