kingbee

kingbee

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[quote]and here I thought bobotaro and aamsaafan had blogs that made no sense to me.[/quote] careful now djcharles. laungh that missile and get everyone discussing stuff you can't make sense of and this'll turn into one of those threads goes on for years. truth is, i'd never encountered either of those you mentioned and just now hadda hunt em down in hope of discovering some common element or, perhaps, a window thru which we could sneek a peek...then look away and start steppi

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[quote]Thank goodness capitalism survives (so far).[/quote] i once spent several days wondering why marx didn't follow up on his 'religion is the opiate of the masses' pronouncement with "capitalism is the crystal meth of the masses" before i remembered crystal meth hadn't yet been invented.

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[quote]Is this what you do with your idle time?[/quote] depends on what you mean by "idle", but as a general rule i spend it the old-fashioned way; i bill my clients for work not done while watching "american idol", "biggest loser", "dancing with the stars", "the nanny", "wifeswap," and all varieties of "csi" and "law & order".

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i should be awarded a degree in fristian long-distance diagnosis because i saw this one coming months ago. fact is, i'm feeling a tiny pang of sympathy for the man--maybe even something perhaps approaching the far outer limits of regret. i've yet to meet a single person so competent and capable i could say with any certainty "so-and-so prolly never has and never will fin

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As WND has reported on several occasions, none of the so-called "evidence" of Obama's constitutional eligibility produced thus far is beyond reasonable doubt nor as iron-clad as simply producing <span style="font-weight: bold; font-size: 13.5

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[quote]Do any Obama supporters have anything to say about the Constitutionality of what Obama, Pelosi and Reid are doing? Or does that matter to any of you?[/quote] apparently you musta missed my comment #15 in the thread of your own hystrionic post entitled something like "dictator obama forces ceo out of office" (a gross distortion of fact since obama did not send in troops to keep watch while the guy packed up his desk and then escort him off the premises or force him to do anythi

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[quote]Here is some of the latest.[/quote] in New Jersey for Kelly J. McCrum , wife of Craig M. Robinson. Craig Robinson is Michelle Obama's brother, and is listed at 45 Willow Street in South Amboy, NJ. Not only can this address not be found by mapping the street, but this address had a credit lien on it by a company, Burlow Plumbing.<sp

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[quote]I can't read that KB. [/quote] mouse over it and right click. should open in a new tab or window. mouse over again and your cursor should be transformed to a zoom-in magnifier. right click and all will be revealed. [quote]Must be a fake[/quote] check the date.

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as of today, april 1, 2009 , i hereby concede and admit to be in possession of incontrovertable factual evidence one barack obama was born in kenya and thereafter brought to the state of hawaii (disguiised in a cute lil daishiki with screenprinted letters reading in english: "i survived being taken for dinner by mom & dad in nairobi!") whereupon a clerk employed by the state of hawaii did accept two grams of mau-mau ganga from mr & mrs obama as inducement to fraudulent

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[quote]A citizen of Canadia, to be sure, but lives in New Hampshire (Live Free or Die). [/quote] seeing as how cikomyr's remained at home while steyn doesn't seem to be in any rush to switch citizenship, i'm inclined to allow cik more cred. dunno if you do any cable slumming but i recently caught an spisode of bio's "parole board"--clearly it's been in reruns for years--which sorta contradicted that whole life free or die thing if you happen to be bipolar and former stat

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[quote]Abraham's bosom [/quote] either i'm losin my mind or some sorta miracluous transtextantiation has occured right here in river city resulting in moses' bosoms to become abraham's overnight. i'm all for a justifiable remedial edit--except when it impacts my reply without some sorta concession of errata.

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[quote]This seems relatively apropos here.[/quote] it's only recently (during your dialogue with cikomyr, to be exact), i've realized you and i share even one more common sentiment: we both seem equally entrhalled by the pithy observations of our great nation by citizens of our neighbor to the north (by which i mean neither nevada nor oregon)>

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[quote]I'd love to see if the Obama n cohorts would even LET one of these companies pay back these loans. It would be interesting to see GM give back the bail out money and kick out Gov't control. *sigh* [/quote] according to the liar/current ceo of bank of america, his lil fiefdom is about to start buying itself back from us...um i mean paying back some of the money they received. betcha if they're late we won't be able to kick the rate up to 30% and add on a buncha charges b

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[quote]At least Bush had actually run a company[/quote] into the ground. literally. i highly doubt he himself had the good sense to sell his stake just before it tanked. and let's don't forget who helped him bail out in time. i've personally witnessed several businesses fail. amazingly, none of their owners--men and women who for one reason or another found themselves on the wrong end of a balance sheet--wound up intact financially thanks to the largesse of f

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[quote]There is a reason why Fiats aren't commonly seen on the streets of the US, their un-reliable.[/quote] my fiat 128 sports spyder (one of my first cars and my initiation into the world of do it yourself auto mechanics) was an incredible machine (wasn't its fault nor mine the seller's idiot roommate took it for a ride a couple hours before the deal was done and the timing belt broke...it was my fault the seller and i, after spending a couple weeks rebuilding the engine, weren't a

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[quote]In his stort time as communist-in-chief, he has managed to shove government right into private business.[/quote] that's likely to happen when the guy who spent 8 years as moron-in-chief encouraged, aided & abetted private business to push joe the plumber (only like a real guy named joe who actually is a plumber or anything else as opposed to pretending to practice a trade) into the shitpile. i really oughta waste whatever time it would require to go back a cou

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[quote]Those unbaptized babies, innocent of personal sin, though stained with Original Sin, who die without Baptism go to a place the CC calls Limbo of the Just. [/quote] so why doesn't the church baptize the miscarried from the moment of conception? what could be more unjust than to have to spend eternity in (i can't hardly type this with a straight face) moses' bosoms? just how committed is the church to persons from moment of conception to say 3-4 weeks if it doe

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[quote]Be mindful, O Lord, of Thy servants and handmaids N. and N. who are gone before us with the sign of faith and sleep in the sleep of peace[/quote] as i said, i'm able to recite as well as sing along most--if not all of it--in latin* m emento etiam, domine, famulorum famularumque tuaruum qui nos praecesserunt cum signo fídei, et dormiunt in somno pacis. requiem aeterna dona eis domine, et lux perpetuat luceat eis..

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[quote]I had read somewhere recently where the SC really started going down in 1947 after some big decision, but I can't recall the specifics.[/quote] that's about the time when the sc began dismantling the horrendous injustices of american apartheid.

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[quote]The rite of burial.[/quote] from 1st through 12th grade i attended mass 6 days a week during each school year (which began, as i recall, the first week in september and ended the 2nd week of june) so roughly 43 weeks x 12 years x 6 days or nearly 3100 masses, not including sundays during the 9 weeks of summer vacation, holy days on my own time, etc. enough of those were requiems that i can still recite & sing both the entire production (both the priests' and attende

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