OT: Constitutional Amendment discovered this week

Gunner said:

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Your denial is once again noted and held in contempt.

Laugh laugh laugh

Cliff said:

He's pretty illiterate too.

Another SchwartzSoft product ?

RicodJour said:

My position, my philosophy in life, is very simple. There are only
two types of people in the world - [censored] and not-[censored].

I think it goes more like this:

1. People who agree with me.
2. Idiots.

Donald Munro said:

RicodJour said:

I have enough righteous indignation to go around and see no reason to
limit it based or race, creed, political affiliation or for starting a
war under false pretenses that sucks down our money like it's going
out of style and makes us look like [censored] that didn't learn a
lesson from Vietnam.

Don't worry, its just greg's tax money and he generous enough to divide it
up between supporting chung, ben and the iraqi government.

-=Caring and loving home sought=-

My pet humans can't survive in the wild by themselves. They need a
caring loving home. Fully house trained, but a little loud.

Call greg. 867-5309

Gunner said:

Fred Fredburger said:

Gunner said:

>> And its fasinating to watch those who gave Clinton a pass, or support,
>> now pissing and moaning about the other side of the aisle.
> It all depends on what crimes offend one's sensibilities. Some
> people get more upset with adultery, others by ignoring Constitutional
> rights.

Ayup. Bush isnt a serial rapist though.

Poor persuasive technique. Too grandiose, no attempt to support or
justify. Comes off as simple name calling.

Persuasive? Stating factual data is grandiose? Blink blink...or are
you claiming the long list of rape victims that Clinton violated doesn't
exist? Google is your friend.

And it's really so freaking long ago, who cares? We might as well talk
about Eisenhower's mistress for all the relevance to what's happening today.

Sounds like you're repeating that old conspiracy/coverup "Crimes of Bill
Clinton THEY don't want you to know about" claptrap I first heard in
1992 or so. It was lunatic fringe when it was new, and it hasn't
improved with age. At least I first heard it from a lunatic.

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Realize, I'm not asking you to support the claim, just pointing that it
looks more like name calling than anything else. You might avoid doing
this in the future, unless you just enjoy doing it.

The sun comes up in the east. Do I really need to support that claim
too?

Nah, most people buy into that. Also: they sun coming up is relevant.

Really weird. Here I am, sticking up for GW, and you're so hung up about
[censored] that didn't really happen 10 years ago to follow along. Quit living
in the past, catch up! It's 2007 already.

In rec.sport.golf Fred Fredburger <[email hidden]> wrote:

<snip>

I just want to say that with a name like Fred Fredburger, you must be
from Fort Worth.

Am I right?

--
Chris Bellomy
C-List Charter Member
http://clist.org/

Gunner said:

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Gunner said:

Yup. When Bush's high crimes and misdemeaners rise to that of
Clinton..the Right will be [censored].

Hmm, "Clinton's high crimes and misdemeanors" - you are aware that the House held
a lame duck session in December to impeach him, and that the (GOP controlled) Senate
acquitted him? Secondly, you must be joking to consider that lying about an
adulterous affair is worse than breaking the law (FISA) to spy on US citizens, or
breaking long-standing treaties (the Geneva Conventions), or any of the things that
President Cheney gets up to (i.e. claiming to be part of neither the executive or the
legislative branches and being exempt from any and all oversight). Those being just
the tip of the iceberg, of course.

Somehow you seem to be missing Carnivore and Echelon and this list

http://prorev.com/legacy.htm

Then there are the at minimum..5 victims of this serial rapist you so
ardently defend.....

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1571/is_n7_v14/ai_20301298

And this...

http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/crime2.html

And these guys too:
http://www.steamshovelpress.com/fromeditor32.html

Google is your friend!

Chris Bellomy said:

In rec.sport.golf Fred Fredburger <[email hidden]> wrote:

<snip>

I just want to say that with a name like Fred Fredburger, you must be
from Fort Worth.

Nope, Cartoon Network:

In rec.sport.golf Fred Fredburger said:

Chris Bellomy said:

In rec.sport.golf Fred Fredburger <[email hidden]> wrote:

<snip>

I just want to say that with a name like Fred Fredburger, you must be
from Fort Worth.

Nope, Cartoon Network:

OK. Whoever came up with that must be from Fort Worth. Fred's Cafe and
the Fredburger are local institutions here. Plus it's a great place to
drink beer and talk philosophy/politics/sex/whatever.

--
Chris Bellomy
C-List Charter Member
http://clist.org/

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Where'd ya get your name, and what are you trying to tell us with it?

I think it's incredibly great that Gunner has decided that you,
SocSecTrainWreck, are a "libtard".

Anyone who exhibits concern for the impending collapse of Social
Security is a liberal. Like that communist Bush guy! And the way you're
always pushing for a smaller gov't with a reduced role in the lives of
the individual, you're just like that whacked out actor that used to do
movies with monkeys in them. He was married to Jane Wyman. Stinkin'
Hollywood Liberal!

Howard Kveck said:

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1.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birdlime
2.http://www.backwoodsbound.com/zdove.html

"Doves with Bacon Cream Sauce" - how can you go wrong? It's got bacon!

Check out the recipes on that site for raccoon.

BTW, birdliming to catch doves is illegal in Arizona. When birdliming
is outlawed, only the Vice President will have birdlime. Which could
be a not bad thing, since that would help keep the VP from shooting 78-
year-old guys in the face.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Gunner said:

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Gunner said:

Yup. When Bush's high crimes and misdemeaners rise to that of
Clinton..the Right will be [censored].

Hmm, "Clinton's high crimes and misdemeanors" - you are aware that the
House held a lame duck session in December to impeach him, and that the
(GOP controlled) Senate acquitted him? Secondly, you must be joking to
consider that lying about an adulterous affair is worse than breaking
the law (FISA) to spy on US citizens, or breaking long-standing treaties
(the Geneva Conventions), or any of the things that President Cheney gets
up to (i.e. claiming to be part of neither the executive or the
legislative branches and being exempt from any and all oversight). Those
being just the tip of the iceberg, of course.

Somehow you seem to be missing Carnivore and Echelon

Echelon was started in '88. Despite what you may like to think, it wasn't
listening in to every conversation in America. It was listening for patterns. And
what was going on there was not illegal. Carnivore? Mmm, it didn't seem to pan out to
be much in terms of gross domestic spying. The FBI's recent use of National Security
Letters is far bigger..

Quoted message said:

and this list

http://prorev.com/legacy.htm

Then there are the at minimum..5 victims of this serial rapist you so
ardently defend.....

**I** so ardently defend? Where was that? Maybe you need to look into some
alternate sources on those stories. You might find out they aren't what they've been
cracked up to be.

As for the rest of your cut-n-paste, well, it certainly proves that you're a true
believer. If you wonder why there haven't been many, many more indictments and
convictions of Bush admin. officials, consider that his DoJ is up to their neck in
doing work for the admin., not the American people. Abu Gonzalez forgets that he's
not Bush's lawyer anymore.

Quoted message said:

THE CLINTON LEGACY
The Hidden Election

Perhaps you forgot the '06 elections. Which way did those swing, and how big a
swing was it?

--
tanx,
Howard

Never take a tenant with a monkey.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

In article <[email hidden]>,

Quoted message said:

Howard Kveck said:

Quoted message said:

1.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birdlime
2.http://www.backwoodsbound.com/zdove.html

"Doves with Bacon Cream Sauce" - how can you go wrong? It's got bacon!

Check out the recipes on that site for raccoon.

Oh dear. "Sausage meat" - that narrows it right down.

http://www.backwoodsbound.com/zdess6.html

Lovely.

Quoted message said:

BTW, birdliming to catch doves is illegal in Arizona. When birdliming
is outlawed, only the Vice President will have birdlime. Which could
be a not bad thing, since that would help keep the VP from shooting 78-
year-old guys in the face.

Yeah, but he could use birdliming to catch 78-year-old guys at their ATMs.

--
tanx,
Howard

Never take a tenant with a monkey.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

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On Jun 26, 3:27 am, Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote:

Quoted message said:

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> 1.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birdlime
> 2.http://www.backwoodsbound.com/zdove.html

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

"Doves with Bacon Cream Sauce" - how can you go wrong? It's got bacon!

Quoted message said:

Check out the recipes on that site for raccoon.

Oh dear. "Sausage meat" - that narrows it right down.

http://www.backwoodsbound.com/zdess6.html

Way too many of those recipes end with the words, "serve and enjoy."

Fred Fredburger said:

Quoted message said:

Where'd ya get your name, and what are you trying to tell us with it?

I think it's incredibly great that Gunner has decided that you,
SocSecTrainWreck, are a "libtard".

Anyone who exhibits concern for the impending collapse of Social
Security is a liberal. Like that communist Bush guy! And the way you're
always pushing for a smaller gov't with a reduced role in the lives of
the individual, you're just like that whacked out actor that used to do
movies with monkeys in them. He was married to Jane Wyman. Stinkin'
Hollywood Liberal!

If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, and has webbed feet, its
highly unlikely its a zebra.

Gunner

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Now why doesn't this surprise me one bit?

That's easy.... you're too dull witted to be capable of surprise. What
little synaptic ability you do possess is stretched to the limit with
life support. If you diverted power to the critical thought processors
you'd asphyxiate in a matter of minutes.

George Orwell

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Gunner said:

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,
Gunner <[email hidden]> wrote:

> Yup. When Bush's high crimes and misdemeaners rise to that of
> Clinton..the Right will be [censored].

Hmm, "Clinton's high crimes and misdemeanors" - you are aware that the
House held a lame duck session in December to impeach him, and that the
(GOP controlled) Senate acquitted him? Secondly, you must be joking to
consider that lying about an adulterous affair is worse than breaking
the law (FISA) to spy on US citizens, or breaking long-standing treaties
(the Geneva Conventions), or any of the things that President Cheney gets
up to (i.e. claiming to be part of neither the executive or the
legislative branches and being exempt from any and all oversight). Those
being just the tip of the iceberg, of course.

Somehow you seem to be missing Carnivore and Echelon

Echelon was started in '88. Despite what you may like to think, it wasn't
listening in to every conversation in America. It was listening for patterns. And
what was going on there was not illegal. Carnivore? Mmm, it didn't seem to pan out to
be much in terms of gross domestic spying. The FBI's recent use of National Security
Letters is far bigger..

So Clinton in a burst of Constitutional fervor..killed both programs.
Right?

Now about Clinton using the IRS as his personal attack dog.....

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

and this list

http://prorev.com/legacy.htm

Then there are the at minimum..5 victims of this serial rapist you so
ardently defend.....

**I** so ardently defend? Where was that? Maybe you need to look into some
alternate sources on those stories. You might find out they aren't what they've been
cracked up to be.

On the other hand...if you get your partisan head out of your ass..you
might find that they really ARE what they are cracked up to be.

Quoted message said:

As for the rest of your cut-n-paste, well, it certainly proves that you're a true
believer. If you wonder why there haven't been many, many more indictments and
convictions of Bush admin. officials, consider that his DoJ is up to their neck in
doing work for the admin., not the American people. Abu Gonzalez forgets that he's
not Bush's lawyer anymore.

Snicker..so you admit that while they are all true..you simply dont care
because you kneel and bob before the Bubba?

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

THE CLINTON LEGACY
The Hidden Election

Perhaps you forgot the '06 elections. Which way did those swing, and how big a
swing was it?

A one seat majority...wow..big win for the Demonrats eh?

Laugh laugh laugh

Gunner

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Now why doesn't this surprise me one bit?

That's easy.... you're too dull witted to be capable of surprise. What
little synaptic ability you do possess is stretched to the limit with
life support. If you diverted power to the critical thought processors
you'd asphyxiate in a matter of minutes.

George Orwell

Quoted message said:

Howard Kveck said:

Quoted message said:

1.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birdlime
2.http://www.backwoodsbound.com/zdove.html

Quoted message said:

"Doves with Bacon Cream Sauce" - how can you go wrong? It's got bacon!

Check out the recipes on that site for raccoon.

BTW, birdliming to catch doves is illegal in Arizona. When birdliming
is outlawed, only the Vice President will have birdlime. Which could
be a not bad thing, since that would help keep the VP from shooting 78-
year-old guys in the face.

Didn't the Vice President and co. have a flypaper/birdlime
theory about fighting the terrorists in Iraq? We were going
to draw them into the conflict and get them stuck there
so we could fight them there instead of fighting them
here. Although, I think part of that theory was that
while we were fighting them there, we were supposed to win.

Do you suppose birdlime is legal in Iraq? Maybe we
should try some of the VP's birdlime. We've tried
pretty much everything else.

Anyway, given how much doves [censored], I have a lingering
fear that all the dove recipes will taste like
andouillette.

Ben

email hidden said:

Didn't the Vice President and co. have a flypaper/birdlime
theory about fighting the terrorists in Iraq? We were going
to draw them into the conflict and get them stuck there
so we could fight them there instead of fighting them
here. Although, I think part of that theory was that
while we were fighting them there, we were supposed to win.

Seems to be working. Killing lots of them in Iraq..and damned few here
in the US.

Gunner

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Now why doesn't this surprise me one bit?

That's easy.... you're too dull witted to be capable of surprise. What
little synaptic ability you do possess is stretched to the limit with
life support. If you diverted power to the critical thought processors
you'd asphyxiate in a matter of minutes.

George Orwell

On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 07:13:27 GMT, Gunner <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

email hidden said:

Didn't the Vice President and co. have a flypaper/birdlime
theory about fighting the terrorists in Iraq? We were going
to draw them into the conflict and get them stuck there
so we could fight them there instead of fighting them
here. Although, I think part of that theory was that
while we were fighting them there, we were supposed to win.

Seems to be working. Killing lots of them in Iraq..and damned few here
in the US.

This, plus the comment about the US winning in Vietnam, make it clear
you're a joke.
--
JT
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On Jun 26, 6:08 am, John Forrest Tomlinson <[email hidden]>

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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 07:13:27 GMT, Gunner <[email hidden]>

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Seems to be working. Killing lots of them in Iraq..and damned few here
in the US.

This, plus the comment about the US winning in Vietnam, make it clear
you're a joke.

I beg to differ, JT. A joke has a punch line. Rambo here is just
punchy. A fine but significant difference.

You should also appreciate the delusional, spittle-frothed claim of a
virtual win. I wonder if he knows Greg? Maybe he's Greg's brother-in-
law.

R

"RicodJour" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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You should also appreciate the delusional, spittle-frothed claim of a
virtual win. I wonder if he knows Greg? Maybe he's Greg's brother-in-
law.

Is Lemond's brother in law named [censored] Cheney?