Bush is a hero

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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At first glance I assumed it must have been a viscious step-mother. But then again, I cannot imagine any humanbeing, blood-relative or not, who could do such a thing. I will certainly be praying for this child. I am of the mindset that the mother should be locked in a closet and subjected to the same food-rations and bathroom privileges, for at least one month...... The Evil Witch!

I think the evil witch should be sentenced to life in the great ape enclosure at the local zoo, wearing a signboard reading "Horrible Excuse for a Human," and nothing else.

WildWeirdWillie wrote:

<quoted text>We do have serious disagreements about the need for the health care bill, if that's what you're talking about.

We all agree that there is a need for healthcare, Willie. What we don't agree with is the idea that guvment should orchestrate the scrapping of private healthcare that millions of Americans are happy with. If the Obamacare/tax would have narrowly concentrated on the 40-million, without HC, then we wouldn't have a problem, and Obama may have even been reelected.... People like myself wouldn't vote for Obama even if he walked on water at this point. But, despite homosexual-wedding, illegal aliens placed above citizens and such, many people would have still supported his reelect efforts.

But because its obvious to anyone who's paying attention, that OBcareTax its not 'bout HC, but about guvment control, the people are peod, and Obama will be sent packing in November.

>rubbing hands with glee<

:)

BobinTX wrote:

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I don't know if obama's still a Muslim, or if he's now a Christian. I do know barry is a bold-face liar, and I also know that converting from the Islamic faith to any other religion is an act punishable by death... I find it odd that not one peep has come from any Islamist.

Yes, not only are they silent on Obama, but I also find it odd that those very Islamists still refer to Obama as; "My Brother, Barack"....

WildWeirdWillie wrote:

<quoted text>What! That's just wrong!
I don't know what you're talking about - and neither do you. I'm always cool calm and collected. I never rant - it's always the other person who rants!!!!
How COULD you make such a baseless accusation. Why, I never ...
Well, okay - maybe once...
;-}

Heh heh heh....

This reminds me of an exchange between Howard Cossel, and Muhammed Ali, where Cossel said: "Champ, you'r in a very jocular mood today".. ali responded; "I don't know what jocular means, but if it describes me, it must be good"...

But Willie, I'm sure YOU know what "jocular" means, and that seems to be you, lately..... I think that move, for you, has been a very good thing. Congrats, man!

:)

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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Yes, not only are they silent on Obama, but I also find it odd that those very Islamists still refer to Obama as; "My Brother, Barack"....

Not Morgan Freeman. did you see the article where he says that there is no black prez, yet? Mo' said that barry is 'the first mixed race prez, but he isn't a Black prez.' The 'author' was miffed at him for the quote. told Freeman to 'stick to words that others write for you.'
What an asshole.

shovelhead72 wrote:

<quoted text>Not Obama's version. If Obama came out in favor of oxygen, some folks would fervently suffocate themselves.
Just a guess.

A better analogy would be; If we all agreed that pastries were a good thing, some people would buy cow-pies from obama, as long as he puts some frosting on top....

Roberta G wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, I do, Lis, always have, since long before I even started using a home 'puter. I don't think people should have to worry about paying their medical bills when they're sick.
Having said that, however, I am NOT in favor of having medical care handed out like candy to whiny kids. I'd say more but it's getting late.

I agree, RG, to the extent that those who can pay their bills be held accountable. If people have assets, there should be a mechanism to place a lien on those assets, by the healthcare providers. But certainly, we as consumers shouldn't be forced to buy only a very restricted group of insurers. the competition should be opened across all borders, and simple restrictions should be placed by local jurisdictions, for venders of these policies.

WildWeirdWillie wrote:

<quoted text>If you say so.
We really have no need for an actual discussion of any particular subject, lisw - why don't we just cut to the chase?
Just tell me what character flaw you think is responsible for me being so wrong, and we'll save a lot of time.

Maybe yer oversensitive, or defensive???

Jes my guess....

lisw wrote:

Christie needs to settle down. Anything good about him is overshadowed by his anger management issues.

I agree, that you often have to get pass his obnoxiousness, to digest any commonsense in his message...

shovelhead72 wrote:

<quoted text>I stand completely corrected on the Liz Hurley thing. and if I remember correctly, her husband is (or was) Hugh Grant.
I thought that WAS Marvin Hagler..........he looks terrible in a dress.

I think grant was in a recent movie, "The Town", I think, about the Boston bank robbers.... pretty good flick. Might have been about the recently captured "Whitey Ford", not sure tho... So maybe you movie buffs can help me out?

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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A better analogy would be; If we all agreed that pastries were a good thing, some people would buy cow-pies from obama, as long as he puts some frosting on top....

Do you have any left of the ones you bought from Bush?

I hear they're delicious with some sweet Texas crude...

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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Maybe yer oversensitive, or defensive???
Jes my guess....

I think 'perceptive' is the correct term; or perhaps 'intuitive'...

Rudyard Kiplingesque wrote:

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Not Morgan Freeman. did you see the article where he says that there is no black prez, yet? Mo' said that barry is 'the first mixed race prez, but he isn't a Black prez.' The 'author' was miffed at him for the quote. told Freeman to 'stick to words that others write for you.'
What an asshole.

Heh heh heh....

Thats what happens when they start down the winding, slippery road of racial-identity, as opposed to humanity. Thats a road that most liberals live on. One Virginian-idiot on this thread even recently suggested that I have only "two Wests" in congress????

Last time I looked, I had only ONE member in the House, representing my congressional district. I just don't see my representitive, as one having a certain skin color...

shovelhead72 wrote:

<quoted text>Do you have any left of the ones you bought from Bush?
I hear they're delicious with some sweet Texas crude...

Hrrrmph...:)

I actually bought some cowpies from a local farmer, but not as pastry.... My Azaleas really enjoyed them...:)

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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I think grant was in a recent movie, "The Town", I think, about the Boston bank robbers.... pretty good flick. Might have been about the recently captured "Whitey Ford", not sure tho... So maybe you movie buffs can help me out?

They didn't pick Grant for that one. You may have been thinking of Jon Hamm, who is also the star of "Mad Men" on AMC.

I hadn't ever heard of this movie, but thanks for the recommendation. I'll check it out.

shovelhead72 wrote:

<quoted text>I think 'perceptive' is the correct term; or perhaps 'intuitive'...

Heh heh heh....

Since thats yer conclusion, I'm almost certain now that thats incorrect...

:)

shovelhead72 wrote:

<quoted text>They didn't pick Grant for that one. You may have been thinking of Jon Hamm, who is also the star of "Mad Men" on AMC.
I hadn't ever heard of this movie, but thanks for the recommendation. I'll check it out.

Oh yeah, I think i was actually thinking of Ben Affleck..... thanks!

shovelhead72 wrote:

<quoted text>Do you have any left of the ones you bought from Bush?
I hear they're delicious with some sweet Texas crude...

BTW, what Trillion-Dollar program did Bush foist on the American people?

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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Hrrrmph...:)
I actually bought some cowpies from a local farmer, but not as pastry.... My Azaleas really enjoyed them...:)

My husband grew up on a farm. Back in the 50's and 60's he said women used to come to the door to ask if they could pick up some cowpies out of the pasture for their roses. They were free and they never had to worry about walking in the pasture.

Ds Higgins1 wrote:

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BTW, what Trillion-Dollar program did Bush foist on the American people?

The Department of Homeland Security.