That clearly indicates both he and you don't know a shit about Islam.
Because there is only one form of Islam in the first place and it is
somewhere between bluecheese and nattou. As for Anti-Americanism, everyone
is anti-american these days.
>> Jean F***ing Kerry Thinks Japanese Are Anti-American Terrorists
>> When speaking of Muslim fundamentalists, he calls them Wasabi
>> Muslims. Oh by the way, he served in Vietnam.
>> He's right. Wasabi Islam is a particularly harsh form of Sushi
>> Islam, a religious movement that foments raw hatred. Combating
>> this scourge is crucial to winning the war on teriyaki.
>
> That clearly indicates both he and you don't know a shit about
> Islam. Because there is only one form of Islam in the first place
> and it is somewhere between bluecheese and nattou. As for
> Anti-Americanism, everyone is anti-american these days.
You really are an ignorant, humorless, obnoxious sonuvabich, aren't
you?
Flluuusshhh...
>>> Jean F***ing Kerry Thinks Japanese Are Anti-American Terrorists
>>> When speaking of Muslim fundamentalists, he calls them Wasabi
>>> Muslims. Oh by the way, he served in Vietnam.
>>> He's right. Wasabi Islam is a particularly harsh form of Sushi
>>> Islam, a religious movement that foments raw hatred. Combating
>>> this scourge is crucial to winning the war on teriyaki.
>>
>> That clearly indicates both he and you don't know a shit about
>> Islam. Because there is only one form of Islam in the first place
>> and it is somewhere between bluecheese and nattou. As for
>> Anti-Americanism, everyone is anti-american these days.
>
> You really are an ignorant, humorless, obnoxious sonuvabich, aren't
> you?
> Flluuusshhh...
OMIGAWD, is this a Cindy-sized whoosh or the most incredible faked whoosh in
months?
I don't know, I'm so cynical these days I don't even know what I am cyncial
about.
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in...@jpat.jp
I thought Haluk *was* being humorous. Wasn't he?
Snort!
LZ
Dunno--too many new players have joined the game recently, I've lost
track.
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>"Duke of URL" <macbenahATkdsiDOTnet>, iletide ?unu yazd?
Let's not open that can of worms again.
> Jean F***ing Kerry Thinks Japanese Are Anti-American Terrorists
> When speaking of Muslim fundamentalists, he calls them Wasabi Musims.
As a loyal Republican, I think you should cite your quote.
I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how every
Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
--
First they gerrymander us into one-party fiefs. Then they tell us they only
care about the swing districts. Then they complain about voter apathy.
-- Gail Collins
Shirley you don't need to ask?
--
I am not who I think I am
I am not who you think I am
I am who I think you think I am
...or some such shite.
> >I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
> >assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how every
> >Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
>
> it's called payback.
An interesting work, but unrelated. The don't talk about President
Rove and his policies at all. They only speak about Bush in personal
terms. I don't think most loyalists even know what the hell he's doing,
or has done. And why should they? He's a Republican, they're
Republicans, therefore anything he does is okay.
I'll be glad to hear them spin it when in retirement they have no 401k,
no social security and no health benefits. That damned Clinton!
Not when he/she/it says things like: "you don't know a shit about
Islam" & "everyone is anti-american these days."
Snorting it? Well, *I* wouldn't, but then you voluntarily eat pequins.
> In article <100qg8k...@corp.supernews.com>, Duke of URL wrote:
>
>> Jean F***ing Kerry Thinks Japanese Are Anti-American Terrorists
>> When speaking of Muslim fundamentalists, he calls them Wasabi
>> Musims.
>
> As a loyal Republican, I think you should cite your quote.
Not positive - it wasn't the Onion. Might possibly have been the
SpoofTImes. I didn't recieve the original.
> I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
> assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how
> every Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
That's because there's no doubt - President Bush will be the
Republican Nominee and then commence his second term
It's always more fun to pay attention to the clowns than to the
Ringmaster.
> In article <8a2t001i6c1595fsc...@4ax.com>, J Jones
> <jhsjo...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>>> I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
>>> assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how
>>> every Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
>>
>> it's called payback.
>
> An interesting work, but unrelated. The don't talk about President
> Rove and his policies at all.
My goodness, you really don't pay any attention, do you? Karl Rove
isn't President and never will be. Just like Algore...
>>>> I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
>>>> assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how
>>>> every Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
>>>
>>> it's called payback.
>>
>> An interesting work, but unrelated. The don't talk about President
>> Rove and his policies at all.
>
> My goodness, you really don't pay any attention, do you? Karl Rove
> isn't President and never will be. Just like Algore...
Ok, this confirms that he was whooshed previously.
>> I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
>> assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how
>> every Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
>That's because there's no doubt - President Bush will be the
>Republican Nominee and then commence his second term
>It's always more fun to pay attention to the clowns than to the
>Ringmaster.
Or in this case perhaps a more apt analogy would be that it is more
fun to pay attention to the clowns than to the incumbent clown. I hope
you're not right about the second term but it would be something to
put under his belt if he actually got elected this time around.
Pffthththbbtttt... <G>
> >>> I was just telling somebody yesterday night that the incidental
> >>> assaults on Kerry and Edwards should now eclipse Dean. Funny how
> >>> every Republican wants to talk about anybody but Bush...
> >>
> >> it's called payback.
> >
> > An interesting work, but unrelated. The don't talk about President
> > Rove and his policies at all.
>
> My goodness, you really don't pay any attention, do you? Karl Rove
> isn't President and never will be. Just like Algore...
See there, in one swift second, off of the Rove/Bush presidency and
back to Al Gore. So very sad.
Ahh - you think the joke could have been delivered without the bookends?
I think not.
What you are really saying is that you either still don't realise that
he was being humorous, or conversely, that while you realise he was
being humorous you prefer to come across in text as an ignorant,
humorless, obnoxious sonuvabich?
LOL. Damn, but I wish we could get together over a few pints and a
steak dinner for an evening of "fighting"...
> Who's the f*ck is Jean? John's wife?
Didn't you know he's Fr*nch?
Although he *tried* (with the cheese), the viciousness disqualified
him.
>> Ahh - you think the joke could have been delivered without the
>> bookends? I think not.
>>
>> What you are really saying is that you either still don't realise
>> that he was being humorous, or conversely, that while you realise
>> he was being humorous you prefer to come across in text as an
>> ignorant, humorless, obnoxious sonuvabich?
>
> Although he *tried* (with the cheese), the viciousness disqualified
> him.
Actually, it looks like the rest of the jury is outvoting you so far...
Oh now I get it. This is supposed to be inherently funny, and Haluk's
comments are supposed to be inherently vicious. Naruhodo.
Hmph. Facts are not determined by mob opinion <G> So you liked the
vicious parts?
Yeah, I guess that sums it...
I was but obviously Duke doesn't like nattou..
Globalization, ma'am? No, I think it's a simple crossposting -although I
posted my message to this ng only...
Which can of worm? The one about Islam being nattou or the one about
anti-americanism?
> In news:BC3592CA.7F4A5%fj...@hotmail.com,
> Jason Cormier <fj...@hotmail.com> radiated into the WorldWideWait:
>> On 1/22/04 12:08, in article 10100sr...@corp.supernews.com,
>> "Duke of URL" <macbenahATkdsiDOTnet> wrote:
>>
>>>> Ahh - you think the joke could have been delivered without the
>>>> bookends? I think not.
>>>>
>>>> What you are really saying is that you either still don't realise
>>>> that he was being humorous, or conversely, that while you realise
>>>> he was being humorous you prefer to come across in text as an
>>>> ignorant, humorless, obnoxious sonuvabich?
>>>
>>> Although he *tried* (with the cheese), the viciousness disqualified
>>> him.
>>
>> Actually, it looks like the rest of the jury is outvoting you so
>> far...
>
> Hmph. Facts are not determined by mob opinion
Neither are they determined by a hypersensitive person trying to spin-doctor
after getting massively whooshed.
> So you liked the vicious parts?
See "hypersensitive" above...
>"Raj Feridun" <rfe...@NOSPAMyahoo.co.jp>, iletide sunu yazdi
>news:btqr00dsprg5bs2v4...@4ax.com...
>> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 18:40:44 +0200, "Haluk Skywalker"
>> <yokoo...@spam.net> wrote:
>>
>> >"Duke of URL" <macbenahATkdsiDOTnet>, iletide ?unu yazd?
>> >news:100qg8k...@corp.supernews.com...
>> >> Jean F***ing Kerry Thinks Japanese Are Anti-American Terrorists
>> >> When speaking of Muslim fundamentalists, he calls them Wasabi Musims.
>> >> Oh by the way, he served in Vietnam.
>> >> He's right. Wasabi Islam is a particularly harsh form of Sushi Islam,
>> >> a religious movement that foments raw hatred. Combating this scourge
>> >> is crucial to winning the war on teriyaki.
>>
>> >That clearly indicates both he and you don't know a shit about Islam.
>> >Because there is only one form of Islam in the first place and it is
>> >somewhere between bluecheese and nattou. As for Anti-Americanism,
>everyone
>> >is anti-american these days.
>>
>> Let's not open that can of worms again.
>
>Which can of worm? The one about Islam being nattou or the one about
>anti-americanism?
>
Yeah, that one.