SilentPoet

SilentPoet

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Oh brother... First off...You know what's funny, my mother who is a diehard conservative actually think's he made a good point about middle class america being fed up. Secondly, I'll have to find where I read it, but I believe his comments were taken out of context., i've been told that there's supposed to be an audio file of it that shows the entire comment, not just the slanted one.

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[quote]When they have a gun pointed at your mother, wife, lover - they are your enemy. Period.[/quote] Well, I don't plan on getting to that point. Besides, my mother, well they are completely screwed, she's one feisty firecracker, and would pretty much kick their ass. If I did get to that point, I still wouldn't see them as my enemy, I would defend myself and my family though. Sorry Doc, try as you may, I'm not going to change my mind. Maybe down the road, years down the road

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[quote]ah yes nothing like a presidential election to bring out the asshats in droves mason, have you had the pleasure of meeting any of our most recent influx?[/quote] A few things: 1) The asshats don't just come out in blogging, they seem to be everywhere. :( 2) I have, and that T/P guy just gives sane liberals a bad name. It's quite shitty really. ( :p ) ~L

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JustJohn already posted about this. And I believe it was Tex that mentioned that it was doctered, seeing as the clock isn't actually originally in the photo, and if you look close enough the area around the phone and phone cord is different than the rest.

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[quote]For one, I read it on the internet. You are correct, that does involve the MSM, but unfortuntely for them, does nothing for their ratings. I also use non-traditional feeds, which give me my news from the MSM, but is not the MSM. One can hardly argue that Yahoo is MSM, although they do take the feeds.[/quote] But they're still feeds...from the MSM. Sorry, I'm just trying to wrap my head around this, and still I'm getting to the point where: You still get news from the MSM

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[quote]If it's wrong, I will deny it. So you seem to think evolution is wrong. Forgive me for even bothering to question...but, uh...how? ~Zoo [/quote] Gosh, come on Zoo, don't you know it's all about the monkeys!! Says in a part Jerry Falwell, part Pat Robertson voice, "God did not make man in the form of monkeys!" (He mad them in the form of complete oddities...) ( ;p Couldn't resist.) But seriously, if we're "made in the image of God," then damn. God must of

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[quote]Considering recipes can't be copyrighted, I don't see it as much of a big deal. (Yes, individual recipes are specifically excluded under copyright law.)[/quote] That's what i was thinking.

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[quote]You misunderstand. I do not boycott the news, I boycott the MSM.[/quote] But your news comes from the MSM. How can you boycott the MSM without boycotting the news? [quote]Nor did I say we were. I said know you enemy. If you are a true liberal, and believe in liberal ideals, then TP is an anathema to you. Their ilk only shows the ugly nasty side of liberalism (for some that is all there is, but to be fair let's assume there is more). Know you enemy is to let YOU know who

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Hmm, thought provoking. As a D&D'er of almost a decade, I've noticed also that some players develop tics, or traits that their characters were created with. Example: A guy I RP'd with a few years back would twitch like he described his character as doing, soon though, it wasn't just during a game session. (I tend to have the players flesh out their characters for my campaigns.) Hmm, and indeed, we all have roles, some good some bad, and others just inbetween. You could also say tha

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[quote]Obama worked for a living, thats why he and his wife were still paying off student loans until 18 months ago. No wonder McSame sees nothing wrong with continuing the economically disastrous policies of the Bush junta.I guess "working" means dealing with people like Resko. [/quote] Actually, he really worked for a living. Shocking, eh? :p In fact, Mrs Obama lived in South Chicago, a region not exactly known for it's wealthy individuals, and worked her but to get t

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[quote]Oh, wait a minute... I see it all the time on JU. Maybe I should start believing it.that's not very nice of you...... [/quote] He's got a point, and it's not just confined to JU either.

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[quote]OCK, [B]This defies common sense and reason becasue the universe is made up of finite things each had a beginning.[/B] The universe points to Almighty God, the first Cause of all things visible and invisible.[/quote] But by that statement right there. (See bold) If everything points to having a beginning, then how can there be an exception? It would make the entire point of everything having a beginning, null and void. Think about it, if, as you state, common sense and reason

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[quote]SP knows something about that.[/quote] Tex, was that really necessary? It's been a long, long time since any of that happened, so lets just forget it. Would be appreciated. [quote]Taking something created by someone else, publish it as your work. That is the textbook definition of plagiarism.[/quote] I realize that, but you see it all the time. *shrugs* Meh, I don't plan on doing it, so I don't know why I bother asking. I suck a cooking.

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[quote]What is the fun otherwise?[/quote] What is the point in unnecessary agitation? You're not going to kick a dog just because it's fun, right? [quote]And why? So they can show you what the loons on your side of the aisle are really like. You may vote for Obama, call yourself a super liberal, spout "love, peace" flowery type statements. Even make some real stupid statements at times.[/quote] Actually, I call myself Lucas. :-p My party, is just an eight letter word

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[quote]Sounds like a straw man to me. i.e. Misrepresenting the opponent's argument. (And yes there is one, you just have to dig deep into the mud.)No, there is not. I told her, and she acknowledged with another insult, that I am not a republican. Conservative, yes. Yet she perists with the lie. That is not a draw, it is a lie. But then you do not have to "dig" anything. She has not made an arguement yet anywhere, just insults because she cant.Besides, it has been a long time since we had a

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Sounds like a straw man to me. i.e. Misrepresenting the opponent's argument. (And yes there is one, you just have to dig deep into the mud.) Perhaps I am wrong, but it really does sound like it. Besides, I'm not meaning to point out the flaw in order to get you mad or anything, just saying "Hey dude, this is what I see, just so you know." *shrugs* If you don't like it, then no worries.

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[quote]Did your father beat you as a child?[/quote] Dude, that isn't even funny a little bit. Come on now, drop that bit. Please?

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[quote]SO like the republicans to think that their idiocy somehow matters to real people.LIAR! Even when told the truth, you still dont get it. Why do you feel compelled to lie when the truth would serve just as well? Is this a compulsion developed from child hood and the class warfare from your mother? Are you a kleptomaniac? DO you still wet the bed? Are you having trouble living in reality? Does it all seem like a strange dream?Inquiring shrinks want to know.[/quote] Sorry Doc,

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ID and creationism are pains in the neck, and head, and...everywhere else. I honestly don't give a dang where we came from, as long as I'm alive and living.

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