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My Friends, My Brothers at RGCM.... We Will Now Put All of Our Differences Aside & Support Sam Sloan in His Effort to Reach the Presidential Summit!!
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Offramp
Feb 7, 2012, 1:09:56 PM2/7/12
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As header.
micky
Feb 7, 2012, 7:32:53 PM2/7/12
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Offramp wrote:
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> As header.
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> As header.
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The Master
Feb 8, 2012, 5:18:49 PM2/8/12
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On Feb 7, 1:09 pm, Offramp <alaneobr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As header.
No so fast. First, let's test whether or not Mr. Sloan has the
mettle to compete in a national election with the big boys.
Okay Sam, let's see you make a promise you can't possibly keep. Like
say, no new taxes (a legislative branch function) or two Toyota
Priuses in every garage.
Next, let's see you deftly duck a few really tough questions, the way
the pros effortlessly do. 1) Q: If elected, how would you handle a
giant meteor striking the Earth in December 2012? 2) Q: Suppose the
election were a tie and your brother-in-law was governor of say,
Florida. How do you ensure victory? 3) Q: Suppose you had to choose
between your political party --whose support in fact got you elected
president-- and doing what is good for the country: which do you
sacrifice? 4) Q: How many eggs in a dozen? (Don't laugh-- this one
had Dubya stumped for fourteen and a half seconds before the
teleprompter, with Condoleza Rice at the keyboard, informed him of the
correct answer.)
> As header.
No so fast. First, let's test whether or not Mr. Sloan has the
mettle to compete in a national election with the big boys.
Okay Sam, let's see you make a promise you can't possibly keep. Like
say, no new taxes (a legislative branch function) or two Toyota
Priuses in every garage.
Next, let's see you deftly duck a few really tough questions, the way
the pros effortlessly do. 1) Q: If elected, how would you handle a
giant meteor striking the Earth in December 2012? 2) Q: Suppose the
election were a tie and your brother-in-law was governor of say,
Florida. How do you ensure victory? 3) Q: Suppose you had to choose
between your political party --whose support in fact got you elected
president-- and doing what is good for the country: which do you
sacrifice? 4) Q: How many eggs in a dozen? (Don't laugh-- this one
had Dubya stumped for fourteen and a half seconds before the
teleprompter, with Condoleza Rice at the keyboard, informed him of the
correct answer.)
Offramp
Feb 8, 2012, 10:02:55 PM2/8/12
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Q: How far can you walk into the woods?
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