Dow way up, Krause suicidal
Erik L.
It's a great day for hockey. - Badger Bob Johnson
Erik L.
Harry Krause
What people will remember this fall is this: the last week of Clinton's
administration, the DJIA was way way higher than it is now, that
employment was very, very high, that we weren't suffering staggering
business failures and high layoffs, that corporation after corporation
wasn't announcing it had cooked the books and that retirees weren't
looking for part-time jobs and so forth and so on, ad nauseum.
Bush is at the wheel and has been there since January 2001. The Supreme
Court named him Captain. I guarantee you this question will be asked
repeatedly between now and election day in November:
"Are you better off financially now with Bush in the White House than
you were when
Clinton iwas in the White House?"
I think that for enough Americans to give the Democrats control of
Congress, the answer will be NO.
One of my friends of Chinese ancestry called me today with a new
nickname for Dubya:
Dim Son.
Perfect.
PhenoBarbieDoll
his ass - wait, there are so many guys that fit that description, I should
be specific here- Clinton, presided over the era when these accounting
scandals started. This hillbilly fuck final got the legacy he was so
desperately looking for. He gave the country an era when it was OK to lie,
to cheat and to gain at the expense of others, including the entire country.
That is the Clinton legacy you moron.
"Harry Krause" <harry...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ai4koe$lou$2...@nntp9.atl.mindspring.net...
Harry Krause
Amazing how many of you right-wing chunks'a'trash write exactly alike.
Are you getting fed your posts from your godhead Rush?
Whatever you think of Clinton, I suspect when Americans go to the voting
booth in November, they will elect a Congress controlled by the
Democratic Party and return Democrats to many statehouses now controlled
by Republicans.
And your terminal case of potty-mouth isn't going to influence that vote.
Looks as if your parents also had...a Dim Son.
Erik L.
>your godhead Rush?
>
You left wing wackos are the only ones who listen to Limbaugh.
Erik L.
>I suspect when Americans go to the voting
>booth in November, they will elect a Congress controlled by the
>Democratic Party
Bush will have nowhere near as disastrous a midterm for his party as Billy Boy
had for the demoncrats in 1994.
WarpTwelve
Whew. It stinks in here. Almost as bad as when TGS gayly wimps by.
Now that I think about it, this clown writes just like The Gruesome Sodomite.
Coincidence? Use your own judgement ;)
Real patriots don't vote Republican.
Seen on a bumper sticker: "Re-elect Gore in 2004"
Kentucky Wizard
"Erik L." <islan...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20020729222941...@mb-mh.aol.com...
*eeewwwwwwww* The very mention of Limbaugh makes me sick. Don't do that
again Erik, or im gonna hurl for sure!
--
**************************
The Kentucky Wizard
**************************
Loki
<nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
>
>"Erik L." <islan...@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:20020729222941...@mb-mh.aol.com...
>> >From: Harry Krause harry...@hotmail.com
>>
>> >your godhead Rush?
>> >
>>
>> You left wing wackos are the only ones who listen to Limbaugh.
>>
>>
>> It's a great day for hockey. - Badger Bob Johnson
>>
>> Erik L.
>>
>>
>>
>
>*eeewwwwwwww* The very mention of Limbaugh makes me sick. Don't do that
>again Erik, or im gonna hurl for sure!
erik has that effect on people.
Loki
Kentucky Wizard
"Loki" <cubby...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:pa2ckug9gf95k64hs...@4ax.com...
Now guys,,,, let's not fight anymore. Do what most of the people on here
find appealing, picking on me. *lol*
Loki
>>From: Harry Krause harry...@hotmail.com
>
>>I suspect when Americans go to the voting
>>booth in November, they will elect a Congress controlled by the
>>Democratic Party
>
>Bush will have nowhere near as disastrous a midterm for his party as Billy Boy
>had for the demoncrats in 1994.
W will lose the House and the Dems will continue to hold the Senate.
Voters do not get excited when the stock market rallies to be at less
than 75% of what it was 2 years ago while the President and VP try to
justify their crooked business dealings. All the while, Bin Laden
remaining uncaught.
Loki
Loki
<nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
>
>"Loki" <cubby...@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:pa2ckug9gf95k64hs...@4ax.com...
>> On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 02:40:56 GMT, "Kentucky Wizard"
>> <nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >"Erik L." <islan...@aol.com> wrote in message
>> >news:20020729222941...@mb-mh.aol.com...
>> >> >From: Harry Krause harry...@hotmail.com
>> >>
>> >> >your godhead Rush?
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> You left wing wackos are the only ones who listen to Limbaugh.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> It's a great day for hockey. - Badger Bob Johnson
>> >>
>> >> Erik L.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >*eeewwwwwwww* The very mention of Limbaugh makes me sick. Don't do that
>> >again Erik, or im gonna hurl for sure!
>>
>> erik has that effect on people.
>>
>>
>> Loki
>
>Now guys,,,, let's not fight anymore. Do what most of the people on here
>find appealing, picking on me. *lol*
Sorry, but somehow the word appealing does not belong in a sentence
which you are the subject of.
Loki
Kentucky Wizard
See? Now isn't that a great first step to your recovery? I just hate to see
you two homosexuals, who are obviously so much in love, always fighting.
Maybe you should introduce sex toys into your relationship with Erik, and
hopefully you two can get your sex lives back on "back", er, I mean on
"track".
MadCow57
scandals started. This hillbilly fuck final got the legacy he was so
desperately looking for. He gave the country an era when it was OK to lie,
to cheat and to gain at the expense of others, including the entire country.
Some of us said that at the time, but were hooted down by those who claimed
perjury is OK if it's only about sex. As if money wasn't going to be next in a
loosening moral climate.
WarpTwelve
>
>Some of us said that at the time, but were hooted down by those who claimed
>perjury is OK if it's only about sex. As if money wasn't going to be next in
>a
>loosening moral climate.
>
First of all Cow, if you're agreeing with The Ghastly Sodomite/PhenoBarbieDoll
you truly are picking some loathsome allies. Can Hitler be far behind?
Second of all, what Billy did basically concerned only himself and his family.
Personally, I can't get too excited that whether he got a blow job or not,
although you batty reichwingers seem to get all bent out of shape over that
kind of thing.
Financial fraud, a Bush family speciality, on the other hand robs money from
stockholders, vendors, and employees. A major diference.
If you had any sense of business, or any sense of which battles were important
enough to fight and which are not, you'd understand the difference.
Matthew Hubbard
Madcow, please fuck off and die. The loosening moral climate
argument is pure partisan horseshit. Yes, Clinton lied about blowjobs
in a politically motivated lawsuit funded by a billionaire who hated
Clinton's guts; yes, the lawsuit was allowed to move forward because a
conservative Supreme Court decided to change a law saying a sitting
president couldn't be sued. On the other hand, Reagan's presidency
ended in a grotesque scandal of massive political wrongdoing by a
government going "off the books", just like the business scandals of
today, just like the business scandals at that G.W. Bush was involved
with at Harken (before Clinton was president) and Cheney was involved
with at Halliburton (during the Clinton presidency). The elder Bush
pardoned the criminals involved with Iran-Contra when he was an
unindicted co-conspirator. The moral climate already stunk. (For those
keeping score, far more Reagan appointees did jailtime than Clinton
appointees. Reagan's gang of thugs is only rivalled so far by the
criminal element in the Nixon administration.)
Businessmen do not cut corners because the president of the U.S.
got blowjobs from a woman who was not his wife. Businessmen cut corners
because they are greedy bastards and the S.E.C. rarely does anything
even when the greedy bastards' wrongdoing is made public.
MattH
Kentucky Wizard
"Matthew Hubbard" <mhub...@csuhayward.edu> wrote in message
news:3D46BFCC...@csuhayward.edu...
Let's see now, just for the record of course.
"unindicted" is not a word.
"jailtime" is actually two words, not one.
"rivalled" is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is "rivaled".
Bill Schenley
Then, Dolores, you were as wrong then ... as you are now.
GWB and Harken happened during *which* presidential
term?
"Morals" are not defined by lying about a blow-job. If you
want a good look at the "loosening moral climate" ... start with
the Nixon administration and work your way forward through
*every* Republican administration.
It is, however, always cute when a Republican wails out about
"perjury." Because lying ... is the language ... is the native tongue
...
of the Republican party.
Bill Schenley
> Let's see now, just for the record of course.
>
> "unindicted" is not a word.
> "jailtime" is actually two words, not one.
> "rivalled" is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is
"rivaled".
Lets' see now, just for the record, of course ... unindicted *is*
a word ...
http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/mw.cgi
... Or ask your pals down at the Supreme Court
... And just for the record, of course ... "jailtime" was
probably a typo. A character flaw *you* are certainly familiar
with.
... And, for the record, of course, a spell-flame from a retard
... is hilarious.
Kentucky Wizard
"Bill Schenley" <stra...@erie.net> wrote in message
news:uke0cvq...@corp.supernews.com...
Let's see Shitley, for the record I wasn't speaking to you. If I were, I
would have hired a day care worker for the interpretation. "unindicted" is
still not a word, the fact that you had to look it up to see shows that you
are unable to determine what a word is and what isn't due to your limited
education as a farm boy. I didn't state "jailtime" was a typo, but in all
reality are two separate words, but with your lack of understanding, I can
see in your case where "ifuckedmydog" would be one word *and* also a true
statement. The only flame going on is when your ass gets flamed from your
neighbor the dork who comes over when no one is around, which in your case
happens quite often im sure. Now go to the garage, close to door and start
your car and take a nap. If you do not have a garage or a car, which is
probably the case, then run into traffic please.
Erik L.
>*eeewwwwwwww* The very mention of Limbaugh makes me sick.
I agree Wiz. Only the left wing wackos listen to him. Harry and Loki can quote
him word for word.
Erik L.
>Date: 7/29/2002 11:37 PM Eastern
>W will lose the House and the Dems will continue to hold the Senate.
I'll take that bet.
Erik L.
>Madcow, please fuck off and die. The loosening moral climate
>argument is pure partisan horseshit.
Take it elsewhere Matty Poo Poo
Kentucky Wizard
at all times. *yuck*
Loki
<nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
OK. You have gotten boring. Now I will see if this kill file thing
works...
Loki
Bill Schenley
> > >
> > > "unindicted" is not a word.
> > > "jailtime" is actually two words, not one.
> > > "rivalled" is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is
> > "rivaled".
> >
> >
> > Lets' see now, just for the record, of course ... unindicted *is*
> > a word ...
> >
> > http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/mw.cgi
> >
> > ... Or ask your pals down at the Supreme Court
> >
> > ... And just for the record, of course ... "jailtime" was
> > probably a typo. A character flaw *you* are certainly familiar
> > with.
> >
> > ... And, for the record, of course, a spell-flame from a retard
> > ... is hilarious.
> >
>
> Let's see Shitley, for the record I wasn't speaking to you.
Let's see, Dumbass, for the record ... you were not even
speaking ... You were typing ... and you were doing that in
a non-moderated forum. If you would like to "speak" with
Matthew in private ... e-mail him. If you don't do that ... quit
cryin'.
> If I were, I would have hired a day care worker for the
> interpretation.
Then hire one. You need the supervision.
> "unindicted" is still not a word,
Just how fucking stupid do you want to appear?
> the fact that you had to look it up to see shows that you
> are unable to determine what a word is and what isn't
> due to your limited education as a farm boy.
<laughing> You simple-minded moron. I didn't look
it up because *I* didn't know if it was a word ... I located
"unindicted" at an online dictionary site because *you*
didn't know it was a word.
You could, however, send an e-mail to those nice dictionary
folks ... and tell them what a genius you are.
> I didn't state "jailtime" was a typo, but in all reality are two
> separate words,
I know you didn't, Dumbass. *I* did.
> but with your lack of understanding,
<laughing>
"... And just for the record, of
course ... 'jailtime' was probably
a typo."
-Bill Schenley-
*Who* has the "lack of understanding?"
Dumbass.
<endless, repetitive drivel ... snipp ... er... uh ... "copy and
paste[d]">
Note: Just a tip, Banjo Boy ... The spell-check you are using ...
has a lot of words ... but it doesn't have *every* word.
You up to speed yet?
Loki
>>From: "Kentucky Wizard" nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop
>
>>*eeewwwwwwww* The very mention of Limbaugh makes me sick.
>
>I agree Wiz. Only the left wing wackos listen to him. Harry and Loki can quote
>him word for word.
'Fraid not erik. I have not listened to him for years, though I was
long before he became a national icon. He used to have a local show
here in Sacramento which was similar to what he does now, but there
was a trace of objectivity to it.
Then, in 1992, George Bush invited Rush to spend the night in the
White House, and from that day on he was reduced to being a shill for
the Republican party. Any pretense of objectivity was gone, and he got
boring.
If you took all the times I listened to him in the last 10 years, you
would have less than a weeks worth of shows. Maybe 12 hours total.
And all one has to do is look at my posts here, or anywhere else for
that matter, and they will see that I do not currently, and nor do I
think I have ever quoted him "word for word", unless it was something
out of one of his books (both of which I have read).
Loki
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>>Date: 7/29/2002 11:37 PM Eastern
>
>>W will lose the House and the Dems will continue to hold the Senate.
>
>I'll take that bet.
Name the dollar amount. And what do you say, here and now in front of
everyone, that the loser will not post on this or any other newsgroup
until the bet has been paid.
Either that, or if we can agree on a third party, he or she will hold
the money.
And to clarify, I am saying that the November election will result in
Dems in control in both Houses of Congress. You are saying they will
not. Correct?
Name the amount.
Loki
Kentucky Wizard
Lemme know how it goes. If you really need help with it, "Computers for
Dummies" should still be on a bookshelf in some bookstore in your area. Good
Luck.
Kentucky Wizard
> > > > Let's see now, just for the record of course.
> > > >
> > > > "unindicted" is not a word.
> > > > "jailtime" is actually two words, not one.
> > > > "rivalled" is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is
> > > "rivaled".
> > >
> > >
> > > Lets' see now, just for the record, of course ... unindicted *is*
> > > a word ...
> > >
> > > http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/mw.cgi
> > >
> > > ... Or ask your pals down at the Supreme Court
> > >
> > > ... And just for the record, of course ... "jailtime" was
> > > probably a typo. A character flaw *you* are certainly familiar
> > > with.
> > >
> > > ... And, for the record, of course, a spell-flame from a retard
> > > ... is hilarious.
> > >
> >
> > Let's see Shitley, for the record I wasn't speaking to you.
>
> Let's see, Dumbass, for the record ... you were not even
> speaking ... You were typing ... and you were doing that in
> a non-moderated forum. If you would like to "speak" with
> Matthew in private ... e-mail him. If you don't do that ... quit
> cryin'.
>
Let's see, "speaking" was a term to define the fact that it was an "AB"
conversation, so "C" your way out of it.
> > If I were, I would have hired a day care worker for the
> > interpretation.
>
> Then hire one. You need the supervision.
A day care worker isn't enough for you. Sorry, I don't offer psychiatric
referrals, you'll have to find one one your own.
>
> > "unindicted" is still not a word,
>
> Just how fucking stupid do you want to appear?
>
What I "appear" to you is about as important to me as what appears on my
toliet paper when I wipe my ass, whereas you seem to study it for hours at a
time.
> > the fact that you had to look it up to see shows that you
> > are unable to determine what a word is and what isn't
> > due to your limited education as a farm boy.
>
> <laughing> You simple-minded moron. I didn't look
> it up because *I* didn't know if it was a word ... I located
> "unindicted" at an online dictionary site because *you*
> didn't know it was a word.
>
The fact that you even went looking for an online dictionary is testament to
the fact that you are insecure with yourself. I would offer that you try
suicide, but you would probably fuck that up also.
> You could, however, send an e-mail to those nice dictionary
> folks ... and tell them what a genius you are.
>
> > I didn't state "jailtime" was a typo, but in all reality are two
> > separate words,
>
> I know you didn't, Dumbass. *I* did.
>
*Self explanitory*
> > but with your lack of understanding,
>
> <laughing>
>
You seem to laugh too much, overdose of "happy meals" I figure.
> "... And just for the record, of
> course ... 'jailtime' was probably
> a typo."
> -Bill Shitley-
>
I corrected your typo above, no need to thank me.
> *Who* has the "lack of understanding?"
>
Why you of course.
> Dumbass.
>
See response to previous.
> <endless, repetitive drivel ... snipp ... er... uh ... "copy and
> paste[d]">
>
Still working with construction paper in study hall I see?
> Note: Just a tip, Banjo Boy ... The spell-check you are using ...
> has a lot of words ... but it doesn't have *every* word.
>
Two things:
1) I don't play the Banjo, but I here your a champ on an organ, any organ.
2) I don't need spell check, but you sure do. If you need a loan to purchase
the software, I'll help you out.........not.
> You up to speed yet?
I passed you up years ago, you just didn't see me. Sorry for your luck.
Erik L.
>Name the dollar amount. And what do you say, here and now in front of
>everyone, that the loser will not post on this or any other newsgroup
>until the bet has been paid.
>
I'll put a c note on it and I agree to the second part. If the Republicans hold
the House and The Dopeycarts hold the Senate the bet is a push, agreed?
Kentucky Wizard
"David Carson" <da...@neosoft.com> wrote in message
news:ukebp0o...@corp.supernews.com...
> On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 23:57:26 GMT, "Kentucky Wizard"
> <nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
>
> >*Self explanitory*
> >
> [snip]
> >
> >Two things:
> >1) I don't play the Banjo, but I here your a champ on an organ, any
organ.
> >2) I don't need spell check, but you sure do. If you need a loan to
purchase
> >the software, I'll help you out.........not.
>
>
> David Carson
> --
You do need to get out once in a while Carport.
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>
>>Name the dollar amount. And what do you say, here and now in front of
>>everyone, that the loser will not post on this or any other newsgroup
>>until the bet has been paid.
>>
>
>I'll put a c note on it and I agree to the second part. If the Republicans hold
>the House and The Dopeycarts hold the Senate the bet is a push, agreed?
I will certainly take that bet, but it only proves how stupid you are.
The bet I was willing to make was that if the Dems did not control
both Houses as a result of the November election, you would have won.
However, lacking the cognitive skills to understand that, you shot
yourself in the foot and gave me a better deal than I was ready to
give you.
That said... The bet is on. $100. If the Dems control both Houses as a
result of the November election, you owe me. If the Retardlicans do, I
owe you. Should the Houses be split, either way, we are, to quote Don
Corleone, quits. No one owes anything.
Should we find a third party to hold the money, or do you like me hold
in disdain by their very nature anyone who would be trusted the other
one?
And if that is the case, Pay pal, or mailed check/money order? And, do
you agree that the loser cannot post for the period between the day
after the votes are counted and the time the winner has been paid?
Loki
MadCow57
>>You do need spell check.<< -- David Carson
Spell check isn't going to help with "here" and "your." People need to learn
English and rely on spell check less.
Kentucky Wizard
"MadCow57" <madc...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20020731012212...@mb-bk.aol.com...
It was late last night when I wrote that, and I was sleepy, just like now.
If someone can't get the jest of what is typed, instead of worrying about if
it is typed correctly, TFB. Here, hear, your, you're; WTF does it matter?
Only true assholes worry about the spelling of a message instead of it's
content, so that explains why some of the idiots around this popsicle can't
seem to get a clue. If my spelling errors is the worst thing I do in my
life, I'll be happy, too bad others on here aren't.
Erik L.
>Should we find a third party to hold the money, or do you like me hold
>in disdain by their very nature anyone who would be trusted the other
>one?
You can send me paymentvthe day after the election.
>And, do
>you agree that the loser cannot post for the period between the day
>after the votes are counted and the time the winner has been paid?
I already did but since reading is not your strong suit, you must have missed
it.
Erik L.
>Date: 7/30/2002 11:35 PM Eastern
>The bet I was willing to make was that if the Dems did not control
>both Houses as a result of the November election, you would have won.
>However, lacking the cognitive skills to understand that, you shot
>yourself in the foot and gave me a better deal than I was ready to
>give you.
I understood what you wrote but I offered you a change to break even. Since you
are a liberal, I'm giving you a handicap.
J.D. Baldwin
In the previous article, Bill Schenley <stra...@erie.net> wrote:
> It is, however, always cute when a Republican wails out about
> "perjury." Because lying ... is the language ... is the native
> tongue ... of the Republican party.
Conceded. Is this supposed to distinguish them from the Democratic
Party in some way? Because it doesn't.
--
_+_ From the catapult of |If anyone disagrees with any statement I make, I
_|70|___:)=}- J.D. Baldwin |am quite prepared not only to retract it, but also
\ / bal...@panix.com|to deny under oath that I ever made it. -T. Lehrer
***~~~~-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Bill Schenley
"Let's see now, just for the record of course.
'unindicted' is not a word.
'jailtime' is actually two words, not one.
'rivalled' is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is 'rivaled'."
Bill Schenley
> > It is, however, always cute when a Republican wails out about
> > "perjury." Because lying ... is the language ... is the native
> > tongue ... of the Republican party.
>
> Conceded. Is this supposed to distinguish them from the Democratic
> Party in some way? Because it doesn't.
Yes. There is a distinction. With Democrats ... lying is more
like ... a *second* language.
We were all forced to take those LSL classes ... just to keep up.
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>>Date: 7/30/2002 11:35 PM Eastern
>
>>The bet I was willing to make was that if the Dems did not control
>>both Houses as a result of the November election, you would have won.
>>However, lacking the cognitive skills to understand that, you shot
>>yourself in the foot and gave me a better deal than I was ready to
>>give you.
>
>I understood what you wrote but I offered you a change to break even. Since you
>are a liberal, I'm giving you a handicap.
Well, if I am given a handicap, we will be on equal footing. In my
case, the handicap is a change in the bet. In yours it is the open
space between your ears.
Loki
Kentucky Wizard
"Terry del Fuego" <t_del...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:bmnfkukc7911o69ac...@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 23:57:26 GMT, "Kentucky Wizard"
> <nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
>
> >toliet paper when I wipe my ass, whereas you seem to study it for hours
at a
> >time.
>
> to wipe as long as Mommy knows how to stick out its hot, pink tongue?
>
> >*Self explanitory*
>
> I jacked off to that one.
>
> >1) I don't play the Banjo, but I here your a champ
>
>
> >2) I don't need spell check
>
> (Or, as you would say, "your killing me!")
>
You jack off way too much. Find a boyfriend, if he is blind then you may
have a chance.
No One But Me
"Matthew Hubbard" <mhub...@csuhayward.edu> wrote in message
news:3D46BFCC...@csuhayward.edu...
> MadCow57 wrote:
> >
> > >>Clinton, presided over the era when these accounting scandals
> > started. This hillbilly fuck final got the legacy he was so
> > desperately looking for. He gave the country an era when it was OK to
> > lie, to cheat and to gain at the expense of others, including the
> > entire country. That is the Clinton legacy << -- PhenoBarbieDoll
> >
> > Some of us said that at the time, but were hooted down by those who
> > claimed perjury is OK if it's only about sex. As if money wasn't
> > going to be next in a loosening moral climate.
>
> Madcow, please fuck off and die. The loosening moral climate
> argument is pure partisan horseshit. Yes, Clinton lied about blowjobs
> in a politically motivated lawsuit funded by a billionaire who hated
> Clinton's guts; yes, the lawsuit was allowed to move forward because a
> conservative Supreme Court decided to change a law saying a sitting
> president couldn't be sued. On the other hand, Reagan's presidency
> ended in a grotesque scandal of massive political wrongdoing by a
> government going "off the books", just like the business scandals of
> today, just like the business scandals at that G.W. Bush was involved
> with at Harken (before Clinton was president) and Cheney was involved
> with at Halliburton (during the Clinton presidency). The elder Bush
> pardoned the criminals involved with Iran-Contra when he was an
> unindicted co-conspirator. The moral climate already stunk. (For those
> keeping score, far more Reagan appointees did jailtime than Clinton
> appointees. Reagan's gang of thugs is only rivalled so far by the
> criminal element in the Nixon administration.)
>
> Businessmen do not cut corners because the president of the U.S.
> got blowjobs from a woman who was not his wife. Businessmen cut corners
> because they are greedy bastards and the S.E.C. rarely does anything
> even when the greedy bastards' wrongdoing is made public.
>
> MattH
Kentucky Wizard
> On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 18:02:02 GMT, "Kentucky Wizard"
> <nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
> >Let's see now, just for the record of course.
> >
> >"unindicted" is not a word.
> >"jailtime" is actually two words, not one.
> >"rivalled" is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is "rivaled".
>
> <nuny...@getoffatyourtrain.stop> wrote:
> >Only true assholes worry about the spelling of a message instead of it's
> >content, so that explains why some of the idiots around this popsicle
can't
> >seem to get a clue. If my spelling errors is the worst thing I do in my
> >life, I'll be happy, too bad others on here aren't.
>
> earlier.
>
> David Carson
You are so lost Carhop.
MadCow57
Translation: Only true assholes worry about the spelling of a message instead
of it is content.
Which doesn't make any sense. Read up on apostrophes, Wiz.
Kentucky Wizard
oh's, come's on's moo-moo's, an apostrophy's thrown's in's here's and's
there's never's hurt's anyone's. Right's?
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Erik L.
>Date: 7/31/2002 10:54 AM Eastern
>Well, if I am given a handicap, we will be on equal footing. In my
>case, the handicap is a change in the bet. In yours it is the open
>space between your ears.
Try to five minutes without being a dickhead Loki, and get your checkbook
ready.
WarpTwelve
Jeese ... the absolute last person that I'd ever accuse of being an
intellectual would have to be the MethaneBovine ...
Real patriots don't vote Republican.
Seen on a bumper sticker: "Re-elect Gore in 2004"
WarpTwelve
>>case, the handicap is a change in the bet. In yours it is the open
>>space between your ears.
I've been trying for years to get a handicapped plate from the Florida DMV, but
they won't buy the argument that a shitty attitude is, indeed, a handicap ...
;)
Paul Sauberer
> >From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
> >Date: 7/31/2002 10:54 AM Eastern
>
> >Well, if I am given a handicap, we will be on equal footing. In my
> >case, the handicap is a change in the bet. In yours it is the open
> >space between your ears.
>
> Try to five minutes without being a dickhead Loki, and get your checkbook
> ready.
How about instead of betting money, the loser doesn't post to alt.obits for
the rest of 2002?
That way, no matter how the bet comes out, the rest of us win.
Paul Sauberer
Kentucky Wizard
"WarpTwelve" <warpt...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20020731175231...@mb-mu.aol.com...
She's probably just ragging this week.
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>>Date: 7/31/2002 10:54 AM Eastern
>
>>Well, if I am given a handicap, we will be on equal footing. In my
>>case, the handicap is a change in the bet. In yours it is the open
>>space between your ears.
>
>Try to five minutes without being a dickhead Loki, and get your checkbook
>ready.
"Try to five minutes"....? Are we missing a verb there erik?
Loki
Erik L.
>Date: 7/31/2002 8:51 PM Eastern
>"Try to five minutes"....? Are we missing a verb there erik?
Yup, left out go.
WarpTwelve
>She's probably just ragging this week.
My friend ... the MethaneBovine went off the rag about 2 decades ago.
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>>Date: 7/31/2002 8:51 PM Eastern
>
>>"Try to five minutes"....? Are we missing a verb there erik?
>
>Yup, left out go.
Oh. As in why don't you. Go fuck yourself.
BTW... I am already spending the money I am going to win from you.
Pretending, for the sake of fun, that you will not welch on the bet
when you lose.
Loki
Kentucky Wizard
That's way too much information for me to know WT. *lol*
I bet she sees a man, gets turned on, and it make her wish she still had her
uterus. *yuck*
Erik L.
>Oh. As in why don't you. Go fuck yourself.
>
You are such a loser
>that you will not welch on the bet
>when you lose.
Never have, but since I am going to win, it doesn't matter.
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>
>>Oh. As in why don't you. Go fuck yourself.
>>
>
>You are such a loser
Oh my God. What a snappy rejoinder. Clearly I am dealing with the Dan
Quayle of wit.
>>that you will not welch on the bet
>>when you lose.
>
>Never have, but since I am going to win, it doesn't matter.
Dream on bucky. If it were anyone else I would feel bad about being
responsible for forcing them to clean out their life savings and sell
their plasma to pay off a bet, but in your case it will only make the
victory that much sweeter.
Loki
Erik L.
>Date: 8/1/2002 8:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>I would feel bad about being
>responsible for forcing them to clean out their life savings and sell
>their plasma to pay off a bet, but in your case it will only make the
>victory that much sweeter.
Since neither is true, don't worry about it. You are to intelligence what Bill
Clinton is to fidelity.
Loki
>>From: Loki cubby...@aol.com
>>Date: 8/1/2002 8:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>
>>I would feel bad about being
>>responsible for forcing them to clean out their life savings and sell
>>their plasma to pay off a bet, but in your case it will only make the
>>victory that much sweeter.
>
>Since neither is true, don't worry about it. You are to intelligence what Bill
>Clinton is to fidelity.
As opposed to you who is to intelligence what a fish is to third base.
Loki
Loki
wrote:
>Bobby Sturgeon played some 3B for the Cubs and Braves in the 1940s.
>
>Chico Salmon played some 3B for the Indians and Orioles in the 1960s and
>70s.
And which of them was in fact a fish?
Loki
MadCow57
>>Bobby Sturgeon played some 3B for the Cubs and Braves in the 1940s.
Chico Salmon played some 3B for the Indians and Orioles in the 1960s and
70s.<< -- David Carson
I love this kind of answer to an insult!
Bill Schenley
Yeah, so do I. I was going to answer with "Mike Lowell,"
but I was afraid most readers wouldn't get it.
David's reply was better.
Loki
wrote:
The fact that it is inaccurate seems to be of little interest though.
According to Baseball Almanac
(http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/ballplayer.shtml),
Sturgeon played SS and 2B and Chico Salmon played SS and 1B.
Oh well...
Loki
MadCow57
Well, I'm one of the ones you'd have to explain this to, so please do.
J.D. Baldwin
See, I would have said Craig Paquette -- the Tigers, after all, are
stinking like week-old fish ...
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Bill Schenley
> > > > > is to third base.
> > > > Bobby Sturgeon played some 3B for the Cubs and
> > > > Braves in the 1940s.
> > > > Chico Salmon played some 3B for the Indians and
> > > > Orioles in the 1960s and 70s.
> > > I love this kind of answer to an insult!
> > Yeah, so do I. I was going to answer with "Mike Lowell,"
> > but I was afraid most readers wouldn't get it.
> > David's reply was better.
> The fact that it is inaccurate seems to be of little interest
> though. According to Baseball Almanac
> (http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/ballplayer.shtml),
> Sturgeon played SS and 2B and Chico Salmon played SS and 1B.
One of the things that Total Baseball and The Baseball
Encyclopedia agree on, is that Bobby Sturgeon played 24
games at third base and Chico Salmon played 44 games at
third base. I may be going out on a limb here ... but I think
that would qualify as "some 3B."
> Oh well...
Yes.
Bill Schenley
That ... and as the Astros are called the Stros', the Cardinals
are the Redbirds, the Orioles the Os ... the Yankees the
Bronx Bombers ... The Marlins are often called ... the Fish.
Harry Krause
The DJIA is way up? From what? It is down some 3,000 points since the
last week of the administration of President Clinton.
Or did the original poster of this string choke on a bit of bad potato(e)?
Harry Krause
> In article <aif3ip$t4d$1...@slb2.atl.mindspring.net>,
> Harry Krause <harry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> The DJIA is way up? From what? It is down some 3,000 points since the
>> last week of the administration of President Clinton.
>
>
> Peak while Clinton in office: Jan 14, 2000: 11,908.50
> January 19, 2001: 10,587.60
> Peak while GWB in office: Feb 7, 2001: 11,140.10
> September 10, 2001: 9,605.50
> September 21, 2001: 7,926.90
> Today: 8,313.13
>
> Make of it what you will. The DJIA is not the economy, BTW.
>
>
> -TGS
Nope. It isn't. It's just another in the string of indicators that show
that Dubya Doof, aka Dim Son, is incompetent.