On 4/2/2021 1:03 PM,
i.m....@aol.com wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Mar 2021 19:00:37 -0600, ??
> <mAd...@pNeUmAtIcFlAtRiVeTjAcKhAmMeR.cOm> wrote:
>>>>> There is something satisfying about sitting down to a couple
>>>>> inch thick steak and watching the expression on a starving
>>>>> kid.
>>>>
>>>> I ate a $69 footlong Haute Dog topped with foie gras, Vidalia
>>>> onions, and black truffles in front of a 35 lb 8yr old Zambian
>>>> with a distended stomach that resembled the Louisiana
>>>> Superdome, and would've given him a bite, but there was no way
>>>> he could appreciate the delicate flavors, not to mention the
>>>> truffle oil-glazed pretzel bun could've snapped off one of his
>>>> teeth
>>>
>>> You gotta watch the humanitarian bit, it can lead to all sorts
>>> of bad notions. Soon you will be toying with the idea of
>>> adequate food and housing for all, and we both know that shit is
>>> just plain wrong.
>>
>> lotta disease and starvation issues easily solved with those metal
>> shipping containers & some waterproof filler foam.. keep laying 'em
>> out and stacking 'em on the ocean floor and before you know it, we
>> got an Atlantic bridge from Lisbon to Staten Island
>
> Oh, great. Now you wanna put up a foot bridge for migrants. I told
> you that humanitarian shit leads to bad ideas.
I think we can make an exception for those who can walk over 3,380 miles
across the Atlantic on shipping containers stacked just high enough to
break the surface -- no side rails, no place to eat, drink, or sleep
along the way, and nothing to prevent the waves from constantly lapping
over the side, pushing them toward either edge for the entire journey
hell, I'd buy anyone that made it a Schlitz Light