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dav...@agent.com
Jun 21, 2012, 2:27:21 AM6/21/12
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Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.
http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/401965_385898128133195_1357857112_n.jpg
"One of Ann Romney’s horses, Rafalca, qualified today to compete
in the London ...
--13 hours ago
Evangeline Gray:
These people have no business pretending that they understand
what the average family must endure. I wish one of them would
just come out and say, "We're rich----and you're not." Ha! I
thought she was talking about being a stay-at-home mom to kids,
but she was referring to this horse (which probably has a slew
of nannies, too.)
--11 hours ago
David Polewka:
What the avg. family must endure: Paved roads, indoor plumbing,
mechanized agriculture, quality control of food & water,
sanitary sewer systems, planes/trains/buses/automobiles,
automatic heating & air, timely weather reports, radio/TV/
internet, electronic banking/payments, civil society, modern
infrastructure, spectacular variety of leisure activities,
easy access to encyclopedic knowledge, tremendous variety of
meat/grain/fruits/vegetables/beverages/pain meds, sanitary
packaging for all of the above, etc etc.
--2 hours ago
http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/401965_385898128133195_1357857112_n.jpg
"One of Ann Romney’s horses, Rafalca, qualified today to compete
in the London ...
--13 hours ago
Evangeline Gray:
These people have no business pretending that they understand
what the average family must endure. I wish one of them would
just come out and say, "We're rich----and you're not." Ha! I
thought she was talking about being a stay-at-home mom to kids,
but she was referring to this horse (which probably has a slew
of nannies, too.)
--11 hours ago
David Polewka:
What the avg. family must endure: Paved roads, indoor plumbing,
mechanized agriculture, quality control of food & water,
sanitary sewer systems, planes/trains/buses/automobiles,
automatic heating & air, timely weather reports, radio/TV/
internet, electronic banking/payments, civil society, modern
infrastructure, spectacular variety of leisure activities,
easy access to encyclopedic knowledge, tremendous variety of
meat/grain/fruits/vegetables/beverages/pain meds, sanitary
packaging for all of the above, etc etc.
--2 hours ago
Ron O
Jun 21, 2012, 7:16:02 AM6/21/12
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On Jun 21, 1:27 am, dav...@agent.com wrote:
> Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/401965_385898128133195_13578...
Ron Okimoto
> Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/401965_385898128133195_13578...
> "One of Ann Romney’s horses, Rafalca, qualified today to compete
> in the London ...
> --13 hours ago
> Evangeline Gray:
> These people have no business pretending that they understand
> what the average family must endure. I wish one of them would
> just come out and say, "We're rich----and you're not." Ha! I
> thought she was talking about being a stay-at-home mom to kids,
> but she was referring to this horse (which probably has a slew
> of nannies, too.)
> --11 hours ago
> David Polewka:
> What the avg. family must endure: Paved roads, indoor plumbing,
> mechanized agriculture, quality control of food & water,
> sanitary sewer systems, planes/trains/buses/automobiles,
> automatic heating & air, timely weather reports, radio/TV/
> internet, electronic banking/payments, civil society, modern
> infrastructure, spectacular variety of leisure activities,
> easy access to encyclopedic knowledge, tremendous variety of
> meat/grain/fruits/vegetables/beverages/pain meds, sanitary
> packaging for all of the above, etc etc.
> --2 hours ago
You probably did not mean to post this to TO.
> in the London ...
> --13 hours ago
> Evangeline Gray:
> These people have no business pretending that they understand
> what the average family must endure. I wish one of them would
> just come out and say, "We're rich----and you're not." Ha! I
> thought she was talking about being a stay-at-home mom to kids,
> but she was referring to this horse (which probably has a slew
> of nannies, too.)
> --11 hours ago
> David Polewka:
> What the avg. family must endure: Paved roads, indoor plumbing,
> mechanized agriculture, quality control of food & water,
> sanitary sewer systems, planes/trains/buses/automobiles,
> automatic heating & air, timely weather reports, radio/TV/
> internet, electronic banking/payments, civil society, modern
> infrastructure, spectacular variety of leisure activities,
> easy access to encyclopedic knowledge, tremendous variety of
> meat/grain/fruits/vegetables/beverages/pain meds, sanitary
> packaging for all of the above, etc etc.
> --2 hours ago
Ron Okimoto
dav...@agent.com
Jun 21, 2012, 12:46:12 PM6/21/12
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I had 5 kids--I worked as a cook in a busy hotel kitchen,
came home smelling like fryer grease every night & had
to do most of the household chores with all the wonderful
conveniences provided to me by Mitt & Anne (not). From your
picture, I guess you spent your time playing professional
softball--just like a man!
--3 hours ago
Nancy Macdonald:
It's hard to compare historical eras & say who had it better
or worse; the cultural theme of a fall from Paradise suggests
that some people were happier without the benefits of tech-
nology; the Luddites rather famously rioted against clocks
because workers were then expected to meet the demands of
those clocks. Spiritually (the source of those religious
concerns of Paradise) we live in a state of anomie earlier
generations needed no word for. In any event, while I am
currently enjoying the internet, I'm sure Mitt & Ann do too,
& with better tech support than I'll ever see. I like tech-
nology myself, but then I generally like life, & this is my
life; but I have a serious dislike for smug rich assholes.
--about an hour ago
Kalkidas
Jun 21, 2012, 1:59:40 PM6/21/12
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On 6/20/2012 11:27 PM, dav...@agent.com wrote:
> Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.
What does this have to do with the subject matter of talk.origins?
> Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.
Perseus
Jun 22, 2012, 7:30:01 AM6/22/12
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On Jun 21, 5:46 pm, dav...@agent.com wrote:
all this miracle of technology were possible thanks to oil burning
machines.
Once this miraculous substance, oil, would become exhausted, and we
are frantically doing our best to exhaust it as fast as possible, this
wonderful era of technology would disappear. Then, it would be a
great hecatomb, a war of all against all, till only remain in this
planet like 500 million people; there would not be resources for
more.
Perseus
machines.
Once this miraculous substance, oil, would become exhausted, and we
are frantically doing our best to exhaust it as fast as possible, this
wonderful era of technology would disappear. Then, it would be a
great hecatomb, a war of all against all, till only remain in this
planet like 500 million people; there would not be resources for
more.
Perseus
prawnster
Jun 23, 2012, 12:14:10 PM6/23/12
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>
> - Show quoted text -
Yeah, it would be better if our ancestors had just left that sinful
substance in the ground and stuck with burning trees and dried dung.
Actually, for the sake of the Mother Earth Goddess, it's too bad a
clever chimp-like ancestor that no one has ever observed 'volved to
become people. If I had a time machine, my first mission would be to
go back and kill that sinful proto-carbon-burning chimp before he
could 'volve enough to enable his ancestors to rape the Mother Earth
Goddess again and again with their evil carbon-burning machines. And
just think: if I killed that chimpesque ancestor, neither Hitler nor
Reagan would ever be born. Win-win! Plus, I could find out next
week's lottery numbers and retire on the winnings. Win-win-win!
dav...@agent.com
Jun 23, 2012, 11:42:57 PM6/23/12
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prawnster <zweib...@ymail.com> wrote:
> Perseus <leopoldo.perd...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> dav...@agent.com wrote:
>> > Ron O <rokim...@cox.net> wrote:
>> > > dav...@agent.com wrote:
>> > >> Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.
>> > >>http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/401965_385898128133195_13578...
>> > >> á "One of Ann Romneyĺs horses, Rafalca, qualified today to compete
>> > >> á á in the London ...
>> > >> á á á--13 hours ago
>> > >> Evangeline Gray:
>> > >> á These people have no business pretending that they understand
>> > >> á what the average family must endure. I wish one of them would
>> > >> á just come out and say, "We're rich----and you're not." Ha! I
>> > >> á thought she was talking about being a stay-at-home mom to kids,
>> > >> á but she was referring to this horse (which probably has a slew
>> > >> á of nannies, too.)
>> > >> á á á--11 hours ago
>> > >> David Polewka:
>> > >> á What the avg. family must endure: Paved roads, indoor plumbing,
>> > >> á mechanized agriculture, quality control of food & water,
>> > >> á sanitary sewer systems, planes/trains/buses/automobiles,
>> > >> á automatic heating & air, timely weather reports, radio/TV/
>> > >> á internet, electronic banking/payments, civil society, modern
>> > >> á infrastructure, spectacular variety of leisure activities,
>> > >> á easy access to encyclopedic knowledge, tremendous variety of
>> > >> á meat/grain/fruits/vegetables/beverages/pain meds, sanitary
>> > >> á packaging for all of the above, etc etc.
>> > >> á á á --2 hours ago
>> > á ácame home smelling like fryer grease every night & had
>> > á áto do most of the household chores with all the wonderful
>> > á áconveniences provided to me by Mitt & Anne (not). From your
>> > á ápicture, I guess you spent your time playing professional
>> > á ásoftball--just like a man!
>> > á á á --3 hours ago
>>
>> > Nancy Macdonald:
>> > á áIt's hard to compare historical eras & say who had it better
>> > á áor worse; the cultural theme of a fall from Paradise suggests
>> > á áthat some people were happier without the benefits of tech-
>> > á ánology; the Luddites rather famously rioted against clocks
>> > á ábecause workers were then expected to meet the demands of
>> > á áthose clocks. Spiritually (the source of those religious
>> > á áconcerns of Paradise) we live in a state of anomie earlier
>> > á ágenerations needed no word for. In any event, while I am
>> > á ácurrently enjoying the internet, I'm sure Mitt & Ann do too,
>> > á á& with better tech support than I'll ever see. I like tech-
>> > á ánology myself, but then I generally like life, & this is my
>> > á álife; but I have a serious dislike for smug rich assholes.
>> > á á á á--about an hour ago
measles, flu, malaria & TB back in the '70s, when the population
bomb came to the forefront in the news. But noooooooooo,
y'all had to procrastinate & pass the buck. Well, it's pay now
or pay more later, and it'll always be that way...
> Perseus <leopoldo.perd...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> dav...@agent.com wrote:
>> > Ron O <rokim...@cox.net> wrote:
>> > > dav...@agent.com wrote:
>> > >> Nancy Macdonald shared Anti-Republican Crusaders's photo.
>> > >>http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/401965_385898128133195_13578...
>> > >> á á in the London ...
>> > >> á á á--13 hours ago
>> > >> Evangeline Gray:
>> > >> á These people have no business pretending that they understand
>> > >> á what the average family must endure. I wish one of them would
>> > >> á just come out and say, "We're rich----and you're not." Ha! I
>> > >> á thought she was talking about being a stay-at-home mom to kids,
>> > >> á but she was referring to this horse (which probably has a slew
>> > >> á of nannies, too.)
>> > >> á á á--11 hours ago
>> > >> David Polewka:
>> > >> á What the avg. family must endure: Paved roads, indoor plumbing,
>> > >> á mechanized agriculture, quality control of food & water,
>> > >> á sanitary sewer systems, planes/trains/buses/automobiles,
>> > >> á automatic heating & air, timely weather reports, radio/TV/
>> > >> á internet, electronic banking/payments, civil society, modern
>> > >> á infrastructure, spectacular variety of leisure activities,
>> > >> á easy access to encyclopedic knowledge, tremendous variety of
>> > >> á meat/grain/fruits/vegetables/beverages/pain meds, sanitary
>> > >> á packaging for all of the above, etc etc.
>> > >> á á á --2 hours ago
>>
>> > >You probably did not mean to post this to TO.
>>
>> > Evangeline Gray:
>> > á áI had 5 kids--I worked as a cook in a busy hotel kitchen,
>> > >You probably did not mean to post this to TO.
>>
>> > Evangeline Gray:
>> > á ácame home smelling like fryer grease every night & had
>> > á áto do most of the household chores with all the wonderful
>> > á áconveniences provided to me by Mitt & Anne (not). From your
>> > á ápicture, I guess you spent your time playing professional
>> > á ásoftball--just like a man!
>> > á á á --3 hours ago
>>
>> > Nancy Macdonald:
>> > á áIt's hard to compare historical eras & say who had it better
>> > á áor worse; the cultural theme of a fall from Paradise suggests
>> > á áthat some people were happier without the benefits of tech-
>> > á ánology; the Luddites rather famously rioted against clocks
>> > á ábecause workers were then expected to meet the demands of
>> > á áthose clocks. Spiritually (the source of those religious
>> > á áconcerns of Paradise) we live in a state of anomie earlier
>> > á ágenerations needed no word for. In any event, while I am
>> > á ácurrently enjoying the internet, I'm sure Mitt & Ann do too,
>> > á á& with better tech support than I'll ever see. I like tech-
>> > á ánology myself, but then I generally like life, & this is my
>> > á álife; but I have a serious dislike for smug rich assholes.
>> > á á á á--about an hour ago
>>
>> all this miracle of technology were possible thanks to oil burning
>> machines.
>>
>> Once this miraculous substance, oil, would become exhausted, and we
>> are frantically doing our best to exhaust it as fast as possible, this
>> wonderful era of technology would disappear. áThen, it would be a
>> all this miracle of technology were possible thanks to oil burning
>> machines.
>>
>> Once this miraculous substance, oil, would become exhausted, and we
>> are frantically doing our best to exhaust it as fast as possible, this
>> great hecatomb, a war of all against all, till only remain in this
>> planet like 500 million people; there would not be resources for
>> more.
>
>> planet like 500 million people; there would not be resources for
>> more.
>
>Yeah, it would be better if our ancestors had just left that sinful
>substance in the ground and stuck with burning trees and dried dung.
>Actually, for the sake of the Mother Earth Goddess, it's too bad a
>clever chimp-like ancestor that no one has ever observed 'volved to
>become people. If I had a time machine,
Everything would be fine now if we had stopped suppressing
>substance in the ground and stuck with burning trees and dried dung.
>Actually, for the sake of the Mother Earth Goddess, it's too bad a
>clever chimp-like ancestor that no one has ever observed 'volved to
>become people. If I had a time machine,
measles, flu, malaria & TB back in the '70s, when the population
bomb came to the forefront in the news. But noooooooooo,
y'all had to procrastinate & pass the buck. Well, it's pay now
or pay more later, and it'll always be that way...
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