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Alias
May 16, 2013, 11:08:12 AM5/16/13
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On 5/16/2013 5:02 PM, sordo wrote:
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
And a weak brain like you exemplify here daily.
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Alias
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
And a weak brain like you exemplify here daily.
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Alias
chatnoir
May 16, 2013, 1:24:59 PM5/16/13
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On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
> Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build,
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
> often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc.
> Is it just me who notices this fact?
We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel
for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel!
Alias
May 16, 2013, 1:25:30 PM5/16/13
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Alias
chatnoir
May 16, 2013, 1:38:59 PM5/16/13
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On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
>
>
> The findings were published in the journal Psychological Science.
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
>
>
>
> Read more:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2325414/Men-physically-stro...
> Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
> ___
>
> Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build,
> often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc.
> Is it just me who notices this fact?
Not much on line for The journal Psychological Science.But is this
> Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build,
> often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc.
> Is it just me who notices this fact?
Daily Mail another or Mardock's rags!
indoa...@gmail.com
May 16, 2013, 2:21:12 PM5/16/13
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On Thursday, May 16, 2013 11:02:40 AM UTC-4, sordo wrote:
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing political views
>
Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth redistribution
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing political views
>
It has to do with the epigenome, of course. I myself am not quite up to my powerful rightwing self owing to a temporary case of advanced hypergluconeogenesis. I have abandoned California in favor of Miami in order to recover. Abajo Castro!
It's hard to say what Arnold was. Is he back in pictures?
Indoarsman
Robert
May 16, 2013, 6:35:31 PM5/16/13
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On May 16, 12:24 pm, chatnoir <wolfbat3...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel
> for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel!
But was it a good business decision to save the state money, or
>
> We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel
> for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel!
was the alternative to print money to pay union steelworkers ??
OOPS !!! I forgot... California can't print money ........
If all you have in your pocket is a nickel, that's all you have to
spend...
chatnoir
May 16, 2013, 9:53:55 PM5/16/13
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not have the money to build it with. Remember steel workers spend
money in the local economy = China does not!
mg
May 17, 2013, 1:44:17 AM5/17/13
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On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
>
> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth
> redistribution
>
> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our
> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
> political views
>
> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth
> redistribution
>
> ancestors
>
> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources
. . .
My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation
with the question being which one came first.
Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises
and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly
the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle
building exercises?
A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but
Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator
Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at
better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90
years old, by the way.
Islander
May 17, 2013, 11:27:55 AM5/17/13
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Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires.
Republicans are more likely to ride Harleys, especially through tunnels.
Republicans are more likely to fish for bass rather than for trout.
Republicans prefer petite blonds but end up with bitchy frigid wives.
Republicans prefer football over baseball.
Republicans prefer reality shows on TV over drama shows.
JackPineSavage
May 17, 2013, 11:49:15 AM5/17/13
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"Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message
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> On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote:
>> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
>>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
>>> political views
>>>
>>> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth
>>> redistribution
>>>
>>> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our
>>> ancestors
>>>
>>> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources
>> . . .
>>
>> My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation
>> with the question being which one came first.
>>
>> Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises
>> and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly
>> the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle
>> building exercises?
>>
>> A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but
>> Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator
>> Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at
>> better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90
>> years old, by the way.
>>
>
> Republicans are more likely to drive Hummers, Escalade SUVs, Lincoln
> Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires.
I won a Chevy Silverado Z-71 w/extended cab and bed topper with normal-sized
>> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
>>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
>>> political views
>>>
>>> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth
>>> redistribution
>>>
>>> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our
>>> ancestors
>>>
>>> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources
>> . . .
>>
>> My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation
>> with the question being which one came first.
>>
>> Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises
>> and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly
>> the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle
>> building exercises?
>>
>> A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but
>> Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator
>> Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at
>> better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90
>> years old, by the way.
>>
>
> Republicans are more likely to drive Hummers, Escalade SUVs, Lincoln
> Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires.
tires along with a Buick Le Sabre. My wife owns an Isuzu Trooper.
>
> Republicans are more likely to ride Harleys, especially through tunnels.
>
> Republicans are more likely to fish for bass rather than for trout.
am on the Great Lakes.
>
> Republicans prefer petite blonds but end up with bitchy frigid wives.
someone's eye candy. My wife is far from being bitchy or frigid.
>
> Republicans prefer football over baseball.
baseball, while one of my favorite sports as a youth, is a good way to take
a nap nowadays.
>
> Republicans prefer reality shows on TV over drama shows.
Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds,
Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others.
Guess your little attempt at establishing stereotypes is another of your
lies as I personally know that I am not an exception to them. Perhaps you
got them straight from the MSNBC playbook. Or is it from having isolated
yourself on your little liberal elitist commune in the Great Northwest and
really have no idea how life is in the world.
>
>
BIG BIRD
May 17, 2013, 7:13:08 PM5/17/13
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"JackPineSavage" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
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:
: "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message
: news:kn5i28$s36$1...@dont-email.me...
: > On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote:
: >> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
: >>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
: If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
: > On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote:
: >> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote:
: >>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing
: Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
: Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
: frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds,
: Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others.
:
: Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
: frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds,
: Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others.
you're spending too much time in that trashy trailer watchin tv, that's why your
ass is so big
while your wife is out suckin black men's dicks on the corner for free
LMAO
dumb ass hillbilly
Islander
May 17, 2013, 8:16:36 PM5/17/13
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On 5/17/2013 8:49 AM, JackPineSavage wrote:
> If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
> Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
> Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
> frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal
> Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk,
> and others.
Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers.
> If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
> Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
> Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
> frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal
> Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk,
> and others.
Reality shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like
these, both on network TV and on cable.
NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots
are pretty simplistic.
I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the
Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme.
Other shows that I enjoy which fall more on the side of dark drama are
Dexter, CSI, Fringe, Law & Order, Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
I am mostly disgusted at the attempts at comedy, but enjoy Jon Stewart.
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JackPineSavage
May 18, 2013, 8:28:43 AM5/18/13
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306 on DirecTV).
>
> Other shows that I enjoy which fall more on the side of dark drama are
> Dexter, CSI, Fringe, Law & Order, Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
There are two other shows I watch, Homeland on Showtime and Strike Back on
Cinemax that may interest you. Also, A&E has a series called Longmire that
is getting ready to start up again on Memorial Day that I find entertaining.
>
> I am mostly disgusted at the attempts at comedy, but enjoy Jon Stewart.
I watch Stewart & Colbert frequently myself. I got interested in The Big
Bang Theory as my grandson bears a remarkable resemblance to the Sheldon
character. It's the only sitcom I watch though.
>
>
> On 5/17/2013 8:49 AM, JackPineSavage wrote:
>> If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
>> Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
>> Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
>> frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal
>> Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk,
>> and others.
>
> Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers. Reality
> shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like these, both
> on network TV and on cable.
>
> NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots
> are pretty simplistic.
>
> I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the
> Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme.
FYI, Closed Case is on all day on Fridays on ion television (Channels 305 &
>> If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
>> Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
>> Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
>> frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal
>> Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk,
>> and others.
>
> Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers. Reality
> shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like these, both
> on network TV and on cable.
>
> NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots
> are pretty simplistic.
>
> I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the
> Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme.
306 on DirecTV).
>
> Other shows that I enjoy which fall more on the side of dark drama are
> Dexter, CSI, Fringe, Law & Order, Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
Cinemax that may interest you. Also, A&E has a series called Longmire that
is getting ready to start up again on Memorial Day that I find entertaining.
>
> I am mostly disgusted at the attempts at comedy, but enjoy Jon Stewart.
Bang Theory as my grandson bears a remarkable resemblance to the Sheldon
character. It's the only sitcom I watch though.
>
>
JackPineSavage
May 18, 2013, 8:31:36 AM5/18/13
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"Cold" Case, not "Closed"
>
> "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message
> news:kn6h1q$iur$1...@dont-email.me...
>> On 5/17/2013 8:49 AM, JackPineSavage wrote:
>>> If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
>>> Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
>>> Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
>>> frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal
>>> Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk,
>>> and others.
>>
>> Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers. Reality
>> shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like these, both
>> on network TV and on cable.
>>
>> NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots
>> are pretty simplistic.
>>
>> I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the
>> Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme.
>
> FYI, Closed Case is on all day on Fridays on ion television (Channels 305
> & 306 on DirecTV).
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message
> news:kn6h1q$iur$1...@dont-email.me...
>> On 5/17/2013 8:49 AM, JackPineSavage wrote:
>>> If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography
>>> Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel,
>>> Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most
>>> frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal
>>> Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk,
>>> and others.
>>
>> Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers. Reality
>> shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like these, both
>> on network TV and on cable.
>>
>> NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots
>> are pretty simplistic.
>>
>> I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the
>> Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme.
>
> FYI, Closed Case is on all day on Fridays on ion television (Channels 305
> & 306 on DirecTV).
"Cold" Case, not "Closed"
Islander
May 18, 2013, 11:04:55 AM5/18/13
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On 5/18/2013 5:31 AM, JackPineSavage wrote:
> "Cold" Case, not "Closed"
Yes, Cold Case is closed now and only repeats are on TV. I generally
don't watch repeats although my wife kids me that with our memories
starting to fade, it won't be long before we will only need one recorded
show - we can just enjoy watching it over and over again.
Have you seen "Hit & Miss," a British series starring Chloe Sevigny as a
transsexual contract killer? That is one really strange show!
I liked "Wire" when it was on HBO, but had to turn on the closed caption
to understand what was being said by the actors.
I also liked Carnival and Six Feet Under, both now long gone.
How about "Dead Like Me," one of the few comedies that I liked. No
built in laugh track, just Mandy Patinkin and the rest of the cast
engaging in dark humor.
> "Cold" Case, not "Closed"
Yes, Cold Case is closed now and only repeats are on TV. I generally
don't watch repeats although my wife kids me that with our memories
starting to fade, it won't be long before we will only need one recorded
show - we can just enjoy watching it over and over again.
Have you seen "Hit & Miss," a British series starring Chloe Sevigny as a
transsexual contract killer? That is one really strange show!
I liked "Wire" when it was on HBO, but had to turn on the closed caption
to understand what was being said by the actors.
I also liked Carnival and Six Feet Under, both now long gone.
How about "Dead Like Me," one of the few comedies that I liked. No
built in laugh track, just Mandy Patinkin and the rest of the cast
engaging in dark humor.
JackPineSavage
May 18, 2013, 1:26:36 PM5/18/13
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>
> I liked "Wire" when it was on HBO, but had to turn on the closed caption
> to understand what was being said by the actors.
The Wire was excellent, as was Oz IMO.
>
> I also liked Carnival and Six Feet Under, both now long gone.
Luck, the short-lived HBO series about the world of horse racing with Dustin
Hoffman was a good one. It's too bad they stopped producing it after a
couple of horse deaths during filming.
>
> How about "Dead Like Me," one of the few comedies that I liked. No built
> in laugh track, just Mandy Patinkin and the rest of the cast engaging in
> dark humor.
No, most of my comedy is in the form of stand-up specials. Shaq's All Star
Comedy Jam is simply fantastic but it is not for sensitive ears.
>
> On 5/18/2013 5:31 AM, JackPineSavage wrote:
>> "Cold" Case, not "Closed"
>
> Yes, Cold Case is closed now and only repeats are on TV. I generally
> don't watch repeats although my wife kids me that with our memories
> starting to fade, it won't be long before we will only need one recorded
> show - we can just enjoy watching it over and over again.
>
> Have you seen "Hit & Miss," a British series starring Chloe Sevigny as a
> transsexual contract killer? That is one really strange show!
No, haven't seen it. What network?
>> "Cold" Case, not "Closed"
>
> Yes, Cold Case is closed now and only repeats are on TV. I generally
> don't watch repeats although my wife kids me that with our memories
> starting to fade, it won't be long before we will only need one recorded
> show - we can just enjoy watching it over and over again.
>
> Have you seen "Hit & Miss," a British series starring Chloe Sevigny as a
> transsexual contract killer? That is one really strange show!
>
> I liked "Wire" when it was on HBO, but had to turn on the closed caption
> to understand what was being said by the actors.
>
> I also liked Carnival and Six Feet Under, both now long gone.
Hoffman was a good one. It's too bad they stopped producing it after a
couple of horse deaths during filming.
>
> How about "Dead Like Me," one of the few comedies that I liked. No built
> in laugh track, just Mandy Patinkin and the rest of the cast engaging in
> dark humor.
Comedy Jam is simply fantastic but it is not for sensitive ears.
>
wizardr...@msn.com
May 18, 2013, 2:14:06 PM5/18/13
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On Thursday, May 16, 2013 1:24:59 PM UTC-4, chatnoir wrote:
> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: > Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing > political views > Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build, > often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc. > Is it just me who notices this fact? We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel!
IRRELEVANT
> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: > Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing > political views > Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build, > often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc. > Is it just me who notices this fact? We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel!
wizardr...@msn.com
May 18, 2013, 2:15:07 PM5/18/13
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On Thursday, May 16, 2013 1:25:30 PM UTC-4, Alias wrote:
> On 5/16/2013 7:24 PM, chatnoir wrote: > On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: >> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing >> political views >> Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build, >> often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc. >> Is it just me who notices this fact? > > > We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel > for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel! > His ex wife isn't too happy with him either. -- Alias
ALSO IRRELEVANT
> On 5/16/2013 7:24 PM, chatnoir wrote: > On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: >> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing >> political views >> Why is it that lefty men frequently tend to be of slight build, >> often effeminite, often times speak with a slight lisp, etc. >> Is it just me who notices this fact? > > > We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel > for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel! > His ex wife isn't too happy with him either. -- Alias
wizardr...@msn.com
May 18, 2013, 2:16:46 PM5/18/13
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On Thursday, May 16, 2013 2:21:12 PM UTC-4, indoa...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Thursday, May 16, 2013 11:02:40 AM UTC-4, sordo wrote: > Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing political views > Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth redistribution It has to do with the epigenome, of course. I myself am not quite up to my powerful rightwing self owing to a temporary case of advanced hypergluconeogenesis. I have abandoned California in favor of Miami in order to recover. Abajo Castro! It's hard to say what Arnold was. Is he back in pictures? Indoarsman
IRRELEVANT.
> On Thursday, May 16, 2013 11:02:40 AM UTC-4, sordo wrote: > Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing political views > Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth redistribution It has to do with the epigenome, of course. I myself am not quite up to my powerful rightwing self owing to a temporary case of advanced hypergluconeogenesis. I have abandoned California in favor of Miami in order to recover. Abajo Castro! It's hard to say what Arnold was. Is he back in pictures? Indoarsman
wizardr...@msn.com
May 18, 2013, 2:18:31 PM5/18/13
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On Thursday, May 16, 2013 9:53:55 PM UTC-4, chatnoir wrote:
> On May 16, 4:35 pm, Robert <junglean...@hotmail.com> wrote: > On May 16, 12:24 pm, chatnoir <wolfbat3...@mindspring.com> wrote: > > > > > We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel > > for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel! > > But was it a good business decision to save the state money, or > was the alternative to print money to pay union steelworkers ?? > > OOPS !!! I forgot... California can't print money ........ > > If all you have in your pocket is a nickel, that's all you have to > spend... Show me where they would have had to "Print Money"! Prove they did not have the money to build it with. Remember steel workers spend money in the local economy = China does not!
THE USW HELPED KILL THE STEEL MILLS. I WAS THERE.
> On May 16, 4:35 pm, Robert <junglean...@hotmail.com> wrote: > On May 16, 12:24 pm, chatnoir <wolfbat3...@mindspring.com> wrote: > > > > > We need less physical stong men like Arnold - who bought Chinese steel > > for the San Franciso Bay Bridge rather than American Steel! > > But was it a good business decision to save the state money, or > was the alternative to print money to pay union steelworkers ?? > > OOPS !!! I forgot... California can't print money ........ > > If all you have in your pocket is a nickel, that's all you have to > spend... Show me where they would have had to "Print Money"! Prove they did not have the money to build it with. Remember steel workers spend money in the local economy = China does not!
wizardr...@msn.com
May 18, 2013, 2:21:12 PM5/18/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 1:44:17 AM UTC-4, mg wrote:
> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: > Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing > political views > > Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth > redistribution > > Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our > ancestors > > Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources . . . My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation with the question being which one came first. Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle building exercises? A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90 years old, by the way.
LEFTWINGERS LIKE GIRLIE STUFF AND TEND TO METROSEXUAL>>>>>>ON THE WAY TO ONE SEX HOMO. SAY HELLO TO ELIOS.
> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: > Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing > political views > > Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth > redistribution > > Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our > ancestors > > Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources . . . My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation with the question being which one came first. Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle building exercises? A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90 years old, by the way.
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May 18, 2013, 2:23:00 PM5/18/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 11:27:55 AM UTC-4, Islander wrote:
> On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote: > On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: >> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing >> political views >> >> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth >> redistribution >> >> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our >> ancestors >> >> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources > . . . > > My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation > with the question being which one came first. > > Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises > and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly > the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle > building exercises? > > A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but > Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator > Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at > better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90 > years old, by the way. > Republicans are more likely to drive Hummers, Escalade SUVs, Lincoln Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires. Republicans are more likely to ride Harleys, especially through tunnels. Republicans are more likely to fish for bass rather than for trout. Republicans prefer petite blonds but end up with bitchy frigid wives. Republicans prefer football over baseball. Republicans prefer reality shows on TV over drama shows.
AND REPUBLICAN DON'T CONCERN THEMSELVES WITH SHAVING THE HAIR ON THEIR CHEST
> On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote: > On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: >> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing >> political views >> >> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth >> redistribution >> >> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our >> ancestors >> >> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources > . . . > > My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation > with the question being which one came first. > > Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises > and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly > the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle > building exercises? > > A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but > Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator > Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at > better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90 > years old, by the way. > Republicans are more likely to drive Hummers, Escalade SUVs, Lincoln Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires. Republicans are more likely to ride Harleys, especially through tunnels. Republicans are more likely to fish for bass rather than for trout. Republicans prefer petite blonds but end up with bitchy frigid wives. Republicans prefer football over baseball. Republicans prefer reality shows on TV over drama shows.
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May 18, 2013, 2:26:45 PM5/18/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 11:49:15 AM UTC-4, JackPineSavage wrote:
> "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message news:kn5i28$s36$1...@dont-email.me... > On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote: >> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: >>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing >>> political views >>> >>> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth >>> redistribution >>> >>> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our >>> ancestors >>> >>> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources >> . . . >> >> My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation >> with the question being which one came first. >> >> Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises >> and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly >> the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle >> building exercises? >> >> A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but >> Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator >> Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at >> better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90 >> years old, by the way. >> > > Republicans are more likely to drive Hummers, Escalade SUVs, Lincoln > Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires. I won a Chevy Silverado Z-71 w/extended cab and bed topper with normal-sized tires along with a Buick Le Sabre. My wife owns an Isuzu Trooper. > > Republicans are more likely to ride Harleys, especially through tunnels. Although I don't own a bike, if I did it would be an American-made Harley. > > Republicans are more likely to fish for bass rather than for trout. I fish for walleye and lake perch, as well as chinook & coho salmon when I am on the Great Lakes. > > Republicans prefer petite blonds but end up with bitchy frigid wives. Petite blondes are cute but normally not worth much more than being someone's eye candy. My wife is far from being bitchy or frigid. > > Republicans prefer football over baseball. My favorite sport to watch is hockey. Football is much too slow and baseball, while one of my favorite sports as a youth, is a good way to take a nap nowadays. > > Republicans prefer reality shows on TV over drama shows. If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others. Guess your little attempt at establishing stereotypes is another of your lies as I personally know that I am not an exception to them. Perhaps you got them straight from the MSNBC playbook. Or is it from having isolated yourself on your little liberal elitist commune in the Great Northwest and really have no idea how life is in the world. > >
YOU FISH IN LAKE ERIE WHERE YOU CAN WALK ON THE LAKE'S BOTTOM AND STILL HAVE YOU HEAD SAFELY ABOVE WATER.
> "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message news:kn5i28$s36$1...@dont-email.me... > On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote: >> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: >>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing >>> political views >>> >>> Weaker men more likely to support welfare state and wealth >>> redistribution >>> >>> Link may reflect psychological traits that evolved in our >>> ancestors >>> >>> Strength was a proxy for ability to defend or acquire resources >> . . . >> >> My knee-jerk response is that it might be a chicken-and-egg situation >> with the question being which one came first. >> >> Do right-wingers typically engage more in muscle building exercises >> and less in aerobic exercises while left-wingers typically do exactly >> the opposite and engage more in aerobic exercises and less in muscle >> building exercises? >> >> A couple of examples mean absolutely nothing, of course, but >> Republican, Paul Ryan pumps iron and (deceased) Democratic Senator >> Proxmire used to jog 4.9 miles to work at the Capitol every morning at >> better than eight miles per hour. Senator Proxmire lived to be 90 >> years old, by the way. >> > > Republicans are more likely to drive Hummers, Escalade SUVs, Lincoln > Expeditions, and trucks with big oversized tires. I won a Chevy Silverado Z-71 w/extended cab and bed topper with normal-sized tires along with a Buick Le Sabre. My wife owns an Isuzu Trooper. > > Republicans are more likely to ride Harleys, especially through tunnels. Although I don't own a bike, if I did it would be an American-made Harley. > > Republicans are more likely to fish for bass rather than for trout. I fish for walleye and lake perch, as well as chinook & coho salmon when I am on the Great Lakes. > > Republicans prefer petite blonds but end up with bitchy frigid wives. Petite blondes are cute but normally not worth much more than being someone's eye candy. My wife is far from being bitchy or frigid. > > Republicans prefer football over baseball. My favorite sport to watch is hockey. Football is much too slow and baseball, while one of my favorite sports as a youth, is a good way to take a nap nowadays. > > Republicans prefer reality shows on TV over drama shows. If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others. Guess your little attempt at establishing stereotypes is another of your lies as I personally know that I am not an exception to them. Perhaps you got them straight from the MSNBC playbook. Or is it from having isolated yourself on your little liberal elitist commune in the Great Northwest and really have no idea how life is in the world. > >
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May 18, 2013, 2:28:43 PM5/18/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 7:13:08 PM UTC-4, BIG BIRD wrote:
> "JackPineSavage" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message news:avn1s5...@mid.individual.net... : : "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message : news:kn5i28$s36$1...@dont-email.me... : > On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote: : >> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: : >>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing : If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography : Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel, : Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most : frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds, : Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others. : you're spending too much time in that trashy trailer watchin tv, that's why your ass is so big while your wife is out suckin black men's dicks on the corner for free LMAO dumb ass hillbilly
HIS WIFE IS UGLEEEE.
> "JackPineSavage" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message news:avn1s5...@mid.individual.net... : : "Islander" <nos...@priracy.net> wrote in message : news:kn5i28$s36$1...@dont-email.me... : > On 5/16/2013 10:44 PM, mg wrote: : >> On May 16, 9:02 am, sordo <so...@the.real.deal.net> wrote: : >>> Men who are physically strong are more likely to have right wing : If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography : Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel, : Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most : frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal Minds, : Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, and others. : you're spending too much time in that trashy trailer watchin tv, that's why your ass is so big while your wife is out suckin black men's dicks on the corner for free LMAO dumb ass hillbilly
wizardr...@msn.com
May 18, 2013, 2:30:58 PM5/18/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 8:16:36 PM UTC-4, Islander wrote:
> On 5/17/2013 8:49 AM, JackPineSavage wrote: > If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography > Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel, > Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most > frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal > Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, > and others. Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers. Reality shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like these, both on network TV and on cable. NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots are pretty simplistic. I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme. Other shows that I enjoy which fall more on the side of dark drama are Dexter, CSI, Fringe, Law & Order, Mad Men and Breaking Bad. I am mostly disgusted at the attempts at comedy, but enjoy Jon Stewart.
WIMPY MEN LIKE JON STEWART
> On 5/17/2013 8:49 AM, JackPineSavage wrote: > If your idea of "reality" shows is the type offered on A&E, Biography > Channel, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel, > Discovery Channel, and Food Network, then so be it as those are the most > frequently watched networks on my TV. I also enjoy NCIS, Criminal > Minds, Cold Case, The Big Bang Theory, The Sopranos, Treme', Boardwalk, > and others. Actually, this item was taken from a poll of television viewers. Reality shows included The Apprentice, Survivor, and other shows like these, both on network TV and on cable. NCIS is OK and I watch it occasionally. Overall, I think that the plots are pretty simplistic. I like Criminal Minds, but Cold Case is no longer with us. Likewise the Sopranos. I like Boardwalk Empire and Treme. Other shows that I enjoy which fall more on the side of dark drama are Dexter, CSI, Fringe, Law & Order, Mad Men and Breaking Bad. I am mostly disgusted at the attempts at comedy, but enjoy Jon Stewart.
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May 20, 2013, 10:49:59 AM5/20/13
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1. Most Republicans now days are probably Southerners.
2. Most Republicans are probably evangelists (Southern Baptists) or
Mormons.
3. Most Republicans believe in some sort of Second Coming with the
preservation of Israel being an integral and key part of that belief.
4. Most Republicans believe in some sort of imminent disaster in which
the government loses control and/or they will have to fight the
government, or roving mobs, with their guns.
5. Most Southern Republicans would probably say that they favor
secession, but they probably really don't.
6. Most Republicans probably believe that Blacks, Hispanics
(especially illegal ones), and Muslims are responsible for most of
America's problems.
7. Most Republicans that post on this newsgroup use logical fallacies
in an attempt to defend their beliefs.
8. Most Republican politicians now days are liars and have taken lying
to an entire new level never seen before in U.S. history. Radical
Republicans are extremely gullible and will believe these lies time
and time again. They never learn.
9. Most Republican don't care if Social Security and Medicare
benefits are cut for their children and grandchildren as long as they
are preserved for current retirees.
10. Most Republicans don't really care about deficits and debt. They
want to destroy or totally neuter the federal government and use debt
as an excuse to do so.
brian
May 20, 2013, 2:08:42 PM5/20/13
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On Mon, 20 May 2013 07:49:59 -0700 (PDT), mg <mgke...@yahoo.com>
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I have wondered why they don't care.
For them, I think, this is considered a civil war, and being a war,
they need use little restraint in anything they do.
Sounds like the beginnings of the revolution.............
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For them, I think, this is considered a civil war, and being a war,
they need use little restraint in anything they do.
Sounds like the beginnings of the revolution.............
Islander
May 20, 2013, 2:22:25 PM5/20/13
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We have survived much worse than this.
brian
May 20, 2013, 3:15:32 PM5/20/13
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On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:22:25 -0700, Islander <nos...@priracy.net>
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The past doesn't predict the future.
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