Palin Surreal....
Ron Ruff
Tom Sherman
I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer the damn
question!"
--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“the bacteria people tuned in-as to bioengineering at the correct wave
Point” - gene daniels
Michael Baldwin
>I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer
>the damn question!"
Why? Certainly not because you want to hear the truth?
Best Regards Brother - Mike Baldwin
alan...@sbcglobal.net
wrote:
> Ron Ruff wrote:
> > See if you can follow the logic...
> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
>
> I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer the damn
> question!"
Don't you watch Chris Matthews?
ABS
SMS
OMG she has no idea what she's saying. She's running all her talking
points together.
Hank
Well, you know that tax relief needs to accompany tax reduction. She
just said so.
John Forrest Tomlinson
<sunset...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>Ron Ruff wrote:
>> See if you can follow the logic...
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
>
>I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer the damn
>question!"
Typical of Couric, part of the liberal media, trying to trip up an
honest candidate.
Clinton lied in office and laid the groundwork for the current
financial crisis. With Obama's buddy Frank Raines. And I don't
believe Obama's a muslim but you have to wonder.
Anyway it's refreshing that someone from outside the Washington
insiders like Palin,with real world foreign policy experience, is
finally going to be president. McCain proved again what a maverick he
is in his choice for president. Obama's not a Muslim but you have to
wonder.
Tom Sherman
This is very good sarcasm - if it had come from an unknown poster one
could have believed it was real opinion from someone who "drank the
Kool-Aid".
Tom Sherman
> Tom Sherman wrote:
>
>> I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer
>> the damn question!"
>
> Why? Certainly not because you want to hear the truth?
>
ones would not get elected, which would be a very good thing for the
country.
PatTX
By the way, what flavor was that Kool-Aid you drank?
Pat in TX
andre...@aol.com
wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 20:37:43 -0500, Tom Sherman
>
Finally another poster who likes Palin. I love Palin she is hot and
she is going to De-queerize America with prayer. A few prayers from
Palin, and those strange anti-americans like Tom, who refuse to ride
uprights and wear helmets are going to be nice helmet wearing upright
cyclists. We will also go hunting freely in our communities. John will
be able to make good use of the squirrels and ducks at central park.
Also, if there is anyone who is weird in our neighborhood, who is not
a true loving, patriotic american, we will be able to call on a priest
to exorcise the hell out of them or run them out of town.
BTW, I can see Mexico from my office, from the freeway and from many
spots throughout town. That makes me qualified like gorgeous Sarah.
She shows that anyone can run for office if you have a bird's eye view
of a foreign country. I also like the fact that she is a hard working
mother who has time for politics. In the meanwhile her teenage
children are loving sex, drugs and rock and roll too much. My kids,
who are not teenageers anymore also like sexs, drugs and rock and
roll, but not to the extent that Sarah's kids like that.
I thought that the conservative motto is for women to stay at home
caring for their kids so they wouldn't get pregnant and do drugs and
grew up to be god fearing Christians. Palin beleives in being a
working mom but forgot to show her daughter how to put a condom on a
cucumber. She also forgot to talk to his son about doing drugs in
moderation. We all learn from our mistakes.
Long live Palin, and the exorcism of queerness, sex, drugs, rock and
roll, conservative nutcase christianity, aerial hunting of squirrels
in central park and a good view of kamchatka. Goes very well together.
If only Dali and Bunuel were alive.
Jay Beattie
> See if you can follow the logic...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
Check out the latest clip on YouTub where she attempts to support her
claim that living near Russia gives her foreign policy experience.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNZlkurIprY "Well it certainly does"
-- that convinces me. -- Jay Beattie.
SMS
OMG, I thought the SNL skit where she said "I can see Russia from my
house" it was something the writers made up from scratch.
It's not too late for McCain to dump Palin and get someone with
experience, judgment, and common sense, to be his running mate.
SMS
What is going through Katie Couric's head as Palin responds to questions
with these nonsensical answers?
andre...@aol.com
It gets even better. Palin wants to go to war with Russia.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxVFiUZglH4&feature=related
Oh, what a godess. I bet that she'd look hot holding a crossbow and a
Rambo knife. The old conservative position of keeping women at home
taking care of children was dumb. We must embrace the neocon position
of women leaving the house and talking nonsense. It is so cool. This
country has a borderline iliterate male for president. It must be
followed by an equally achieving female leader. This gets better as
the campaign progresses. I want more Palin.
SMS
> It gets even better. Palin wants to go to war with Russia.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxVFiUZglH4&feature=related
>
> Oh, what a godess. I bet that she'd look hot holding a crossbow and a
> Rambo knife. The old conservative position of keeping women at home
> taking care of children was dumb. We must embrace the neocon position
> of women leaving the house and talking nonsense. It is so cool. This
> country has a borderline iliterate male for president. It must be
> followed by an equally achieving female leader. This gets better as
> the campaign progresses. I want more Palin.
It would be funnier if it wasn't so scary and so real.
Hank
Katie talked about it the next morning on the CBS early show. She
called it "an...interesting experience."
Tim McNamara
MLB...@webtv.net (Michael Baldwin) wrote:
> Tom Sherman wrote:
>
> >I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer
> >the damn question!"
>
> Why? Certainly not because you want to hear the truth?
Truth from a politician would be a refreshing change of pace.
Tim McNamara
SMS <scharf...@geemail.com> wrote:
Over and above her lack of preparedness to serve as VP- or, if
necessary, as President- she also appears to have no skills in talking
to the media. She's trying to get the talking points down but at this
point she's still walking into a gun fight with a Buck knife in her
hand. At this point she can't even answer the slow-pitch softball
questions without getting muddled. It's like listening to someone
trying to carry on a conversation using what she can find in a cheap
phrase-book.
Tim McNamara
SMS <scharf...@geemail.com> wrote:
Maybe it isn't. Maybe the Weather Underground finally succeeded in
getting LSD into the water supply...
Ron Ruff
> This is very good sarcasm - if it had come from an unknown poster one
> could have believed it was real opinion from someone who "drank the
> Kool-Aid".
IMO he needs to do a little more research... much more vehement and
stupid ranting is necessary. We should be able to clearly visualize
his face turning red, spit flying out his mouth, hands waving (etc)...
while he struggles (and fails) to put together a coherent sentence or
train of thought.
Ron Ruff
> of women leaving the house and talking nonsense. It is so cool. This
> country has a borderline iliterate male for president. It must be
> followed by an equally achieving female leader.
I was thinking what a great pair Bush and Palin would make. In any
major crisis they could both freeze and pee their pants. At least Bush
has learned to be silent as well, when he doesn't know what to do.
Woland99
> See if you can follow the logic...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
This stuff is just a satire with weird audio dubbed over the
original or there is severe sync problem between vidro or audio
parts. But I do believe that on some level it represents what
Palin can contribute to discussion on bailout.
andre...@aol.com
Scary:
Bush declared a couple of wars killing thousands in the middle east,
asia and many american soldiers. in the meanwhile thousands perished
in new orleans. thousands lost their life savings in the mci world com
and emron corporate scandals. more recently thousands lost their homes
and savings. And as of this week banks have zero liquidity. I am also
sure that there are a few nutjobs around the world that still hate
america and wouldn't mind bombing a few embassies. Also, there are
still people that hate blacks and wouldn't mind taking out Obama. How
much scarier do you want it. At least we get some comedy with Palin.
PatTX
:: Over and above her lack of preparedness to serve as VP- or, if
:: necessary, as President- she also appears to have no skills in
:: talking to the media. She's trying to get the talking points down
:: but at this point she's still walking into a gun fight with a Buck
:: knife in her hand. At this point she can't even answer the
:: slow-pitch softball questions without getting muddled. It's like
:: listening to someone trying to carry on a conversation using what
:: she can find in a cheap phrase-book.
Hey! What do you have against Buck knives?
PatTX
:: house" it was something the writers made up from scratch.
::
:: It's not too late for McCain to dump Palin and get someone with
:: experience, judgment, and common sense, to be his running mate.
No, she said that. And then, she backtracked and said that if she were on an
island off the coast of Alaska, she could see Russia. That makes it all
better!
Pat in TX
PatTX
:: with Palin.
I call it "horror" and you call it comedy. Go figure.
Pat in TX
Michael Baldwin
>If all politicians running for office were truthful, most of
>the current ones would not get elected, which would be
>a very good thing for the country.
Well Tom that is one pov. I'd like to contrast that though with this.
What would be "a very good thing for the country" is a fully engaged
electorate.
While on opposite ends of the spectrum, you and I suffer equally as a
result of the truly uninformed, uninterested citizens who vote _solely_
on popular appeal.
Nate Nagel
Palin is comedy. The people that think she's just great and a reason to
vote *for* McCain are horror.
nate
--
replace "roosters" with "cox" to reply.
http://members.cox.net/njnagel
SMS
> PatTX wrote:
>> How much scarier do you want it. At least we get some comedy
>> :: with Palin.
>>
>> I call it "horror" and you call it comedy. Go figure.
>>
>> Pat in TX
>>
>
> Palin is comedy. The people that think she's just great and a reason to
> vote *for* McCain are horror.
Did you see the SNL skit about McCain approving his ads?
Jay Beattie
> In article <W0_Ck.1438$as4...@nlpi069.nbdc.sbc.com>,
>
> > alans...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> > > On Sep 25, 6:37 pm, Tom Sherman <sunsetss0...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com>
> > > wrote:
> > >> Ron Ruff wrote:
> > >>> See if you can follow the logic...
> > >>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
> > >> I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer the
> > >> damn question!"
>
> > > Don't you watch Chris Matthews? ABS
>
> > OMG she has no idea what she's saying. She's running all her talking
> > points together.
>
> Over and above her lack of preparedness to serve as VP- or, if
> necessary, as President- she also appears to have no skills in talking
> to the media. She's trying to get the talking points down but at this
> point she's still walking into a gun fight with a Buck knife in her
> hand. At this point she can't even answer the slow-pitch softball
> questions without getting muddled. It's like listening to someone
> trying to carry on a conversation using what she can find in a cheap
> phrase-book.
I think that's an important point -- they were softball questions --
at least on the economy. It was like throwing the ball to a todler
who turns the wrong way to make the catch, except that it was not
cute.
She should also have been able to answer the question about McCain's
record of reforming Wall Street (assuming he had one -- his economic
advisor Phil Gramm prevented regulation of credit default swaps).
Instead, she said (IIRC) "he's the maveric, ya know" in that kind of
Fargo accent she has going. And then she said, "I'll get back to you
on that." I'll forgive her on foreign policy since I don't know the
names of most world leaders and would only fault McCain for chosing
her for VP when she has no foreign policy experience. But I do fault
her for not knowing something about the economy and why it is
important to bail out (in some way) the market. I also love the whole
bail out issue since it has the conservatives chasing their
philosophical tails. Too bad the price of admission is so high. --
Jay Beattie.
Tim McNamara
MLB...@webtv.net (Michael Baldwin) wrote:
Wow. We have 100% agreement, Mike.
Tim McNamara
<9d1e2ce4-2525-429a...@n33g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
Jay Beattie <jbea...@lindsayhart.com> wrote:
While she appears to be utterly inept, the Republican Party for the past
28 years has profited enormously from not underestimating the stupidity
of the public. She may pull out a win for the Republicans yet.
> I also love the whole bail out issue since it has the conservatives
> chasing their philosophical tails. Too bad the price of admission is
> so high.
Socializing capitalism is expensive. I feel sorry for the real
conservatives, this bullshit must be twisting them into knots. I know
that is the case for the conservatives among my friends and family-
they've been irate for years and feel betrayed by the Republican Party.
And I know how they feel, since the last actual liberal in Congress died
in 2002.
Tim McNamara
<230d0032-fb58-4cd9...@34g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,
"andre...@aol.com" <andre...@aol.com> wrote:
Maybe we should replace her with Tina Fey.
Tom Sherman
the executive or congresscritters as they do when texting in their votes
for contestants on a "reality TV" show.
--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“the bacteria people tuned in-as to bioengineering at the correct wave
Point” - gene daniels
Tom Sherman
I would love to see Palin face questioners as relentless as British MP's
at the "Prime Minister's Questions" [1] session.
Actually, if we had such a system in the US, Reagan and Bush II would
never have served second terms, since Reagan ducked every serious
question with a quip, and Bush II's handlers have made sure he has never
had to face serious questioning.
[1] <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_Minister%27s_Questions>
Tom Sherman
vote, competence and stands on the issues do not matter; otherwise the
Republicans would never get elected on an agenda that benefits 1% of the
population at the expense of 95% of the population.
>> I also love the whole bail out issue since it has the conservatives
>> chasing their philosophical tails. Too bad the price of admission is
>> so high.
>
> Socializing capitalism is expensive. I feel sorry for the real
> conservatives, this bullshit must be twisting them into knots. I know
> that is the case for the conservatives among my friends and family-
> they've been irate for years and feel betrayed by the Republican Party.
> And I know how they feel, since the last actual liberal in Congress died
> in 2002.
Well, one of my Senators was endorsed by Molly Ivins as being "the only
member of Congress worth a damn", so he is all right by me (that and he
voted against the PATRIOT Act).
Tom Sherman
> Tom Sherman wrote:
>> This is very good sarcasm - if it had come from an unknown poster one
>> could have believed it was real opinion from someone who "drank the
>> Kool-Aid".
>
> IMO he needs to do a little more research... much more vehement and
> stupid ranting is necessary. We should be able to clearly visualize
JFT might have similar problems turning red as he does white:
<http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.tech/msg/144537ce8a63dc89?hl=en&dmode=source>.
Tom Sherman
> LOL
>
> By the way, what flavor was that Kool-Aid you drank?
>
What are you writing about?
* * Chas
<andre...@aol.com> wrote in message
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On Sep 26, 4:23 am, John Forrest Tomlinson <usenetrem...@jt10000.com>
wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 20:37:43 -0500, Tom Sherman
>
> <sunsetss0...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
> >Ron Ruff wrote:
> >> See if you can follow the logic...
> >>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
>
> >I wish for once a television interviewer would say "answer the damn
> >question!"
>
> honest candidate.
>
> Clinton lied in office and laid the groundwork for the current
> financial crisis. With Obama's buddy Frank Raines. And I don't
> believe Obama's a muslim but you have to wonder.
>
> Anyway it's refreshing that someone from outside the Washington
> insiders like Palin,with real world foreign policy experience, is
> finally going to be president. McCain proved again what a maverick he
> is in his choice for president. Obama's not a Muslim but you have to
> wonder.
Hey! She can field strip a moose.... So she says!
BTW, a few details on the Bridge to Nowhere:
Ketchikan is southeasternmost sizable "city" in Alaska, 4.1 sq. mi. of
which 0.8 sq. mi. of it (18.60%) is water. That's 10.7 km² and 2.0 km² in
metric measurements.
It's the fifth most populous "city" in the state: population 7,368 in
2007.
The Bridge to Nowhere would have linked Gravina Island's 50 residents and
home of the Ketchikan "International" Airport to the "city" of Ketchikan
for a projected cost of $398 million USD.
The bridge was to have been nearly as long as the Golden Gate Bridge and
taller than the Brooklyn Bridge. It would have handled a projected 200,000
passengers a year.
In comparison, the Golden Gate Bridge carried more than 43,000,000
vehicles in 2006, or about 118,000 vehicles each day.
It appears that Moose-A-Lini has never seen a proposed bridge in Alaska
that she didn't like.
The proposed $600 million to over $1.5 billion USD Knik Arm Bridge which
would provide an alternate route from Anchorage to Wasilla, AK is still
alive and kicking!
The average commute time from Anchorage to the towns of Palmer and Wasilla
is about 36 minutes via existing freeways (autoroute, autobaun,
autostrada, autopista and so on). The average commute time througout the
rest of the US is around 24 minutes.
http://www.knikbridgefacts.org/
If you lived there it could save you 10 minutes each way when you go to
score some crystal meth! Speaking of which, have you ever noticed how big
and dark Moose-A-Lini's eyes are most of the time? Is she a tweeker?
Chas.
Tom Sherman
> Jay Beattie wrote:
>>
>> Check out the latest clip on YouTub where she attempts to support her
>> claim that living near Russia gives her foreign policy experience.
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNZlkurIprY "Well it certainly does"
>> -- that convinces me. -- Jay Beattie.
>
> house" it was something the writers made up from scratch.
>
> It's not too late for McCain to dump Palin and get someone with
> experience, judgment, and common sense, to be his running mate.
Paging gene daniels.
--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Great Ford!
yawl smelling your clivus? pew!
a unique event
or transient actionable intelligence?
unclog!” - gene daniels
Tom Sherman
Palin MORE because of her ignorance. This is how far the country has fallen.
--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
* * Chas
"Jay Beattie" <jbea...@lindsayhart.com> wrote in message
news:06ee5d54-9b72-425c...@w39g2000prb.googlegroups.com...
On Sep 25, 2:26 pm, Ron Ruff <rruffrr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> See if you can follow the
logic...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npUMUASwaec
Check out the latest clip on YouTub where she attempts to support her
claim that living near Russia gives her foreign policy experience.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNZlkurIprY "Well it certainly does"
-- that convinces me. -- Jay Beattie.
The Bering Strait is approximately 53 miles (85 km) wide and shrouded in
clouds much of the time. Unless Diomede Island it's unlikely that you
could actually see Siberia from Alaska.
Chas.
Dan O
> In article <9702-48DD5269-2...@storefull-3111.bay.webtv.net>,
Yeah, I liked that post, too. Ends of the spectrum notwithstanding,
you have my respect.
John Forrest Tomlinson
<sunset...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>PatTX wrote:
>> :: OMG, I thought the SNL skit where she said "I can see Russia from my
>> :: house" it was something the writers made up from scratch.
>> ::
>> :: It's not too late for McCain to dump Palin and get someone with
>> :: experience, judgment, and common sense, to be his running mate.
>>
>> No, she said that. And then, she backtracked and said that if she were on an
>> island off the coast of Alaska, she could see Russia. That makes it all
>> better!
>>
>But the people in the US who could not find Russia on a globe will like
>Palin MORE because of her ignorance. This is how far the country has fallen.
Typical elititism, huh Mr. Sherman. The American people are tired of
your sort of attitude. A mountain of MBAs on Wall Street hasn't kept
us out of trouble. Maybe a little more Main Street and we'd be better
off. And it doesn't take a PhD to know that we've got to bring the war
on terror to them. You don't have to go to some big city school or
waste your time as a "community organizer" doing heaven knows what to
know that the war in Iraq is about right and wrong. That's why I'm
voting for Palin for president.
John Forrest Tomlinson
<wheeledB...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Notice that the Great Palini is also not made available to the press
>for questioning.
If the liberal media are not going to treat the future president with
the respect she deserves, why should she talk to them? Couric didn't
show her the respect the office fo president deserves. The American
people are sick and tired of the liberal agenda in media that
so-called "interview" showed. They are sick of the gotcha journalism
of the far left like CNN and Couric.
Palin is taking her message directly to the people. And looking great
doing it!
John Forrest Tomlinson
<verkt...@aol.spamski.com (remove spamski to e-mail me)> wrote:
>Ketchikan is southeasternmost sizable "city" in Alaska, 4.1 sq. mi. of
>which 0.8 sq. mi. of it (18.60%) is water. That's 10.7 km² and 2.0 km² in
>metric measurements.
>
>It's the fifth most populous "city" in the state: population 7,368 in
>2007.
I've been to Ketchikan Mr. Smarie pants.
http://www.jt10000.com/qinghua/alaska/ketchikan2.jpg
Have you?
We're sick and tired of the liberal media making fun of small town
America.
* * Chas
"Tom Sherman" <sunset...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote in message
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<snip>
>
> Well, one of my Senators was endorsed by Molly Ivins as being "the only
> member of Congress worth a damn", so he is all right by me (that and he
> voted against the PATRIOT Act).
>
> --
> Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
Molly Ivins was great... Everything she predicted in her book "Shrub" has
come to pass. RIP
Chas.
* * Chas
"Tim McNamara" <tim...@bitstream.net> wrote in message
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I think that Tina would make a far better president. Just envision
President Palin going mano-a-mano with Putin or any other contrary world
leader!
Chas.
Tom Sherman
I have figured it out - JFT is channeling Sorni. ;)
andre...@aol.com
wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 21:28:51 -0500, Tom Sherman
>
Yeah, and not only that, but that "community organizer" stuff sounds a
lot like communism to me. Last thing that we, god fearing white folk,
need is for a black to come and do "community organizing" in our
towns. If there are problems, we ask god, with prayers, to guides us
in the way. Our preacher, who speaks in tongues, can ask god and show
us the way. We don't need not stinkin communty organizin.
Nate Nagel
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:36:44 -0700, "* * Chas"
>
>
> She makes Dan Quayle look like a Rhodes Scholar.
Dan Quayle was a poor speaker and tended to trip over his tongue a lot.
Palin really is everything that mean people said about Quayle.
PatTX
:: If the liberal media are not going to treat the future president with
:: the respect she deserves, why should she talk to them? Couric didn't
:: show her the respect the office fo president deserves. The American
:: people are sick and tired of the liberal agenda in media that
:: so-called "interview" showed. They are sick of the gotcha journalism
:: of the far left like CNN and Couric.
::
:: Palin is taking her message directly to the people. And looking
:: great doing it!
Would the person who said this guy is posting satire please respond....
PatTX
::: Maybe we should replace her with Tina Fey.
::
:: I think that Tina would make a far better president. Just envision
:: President Palin going mano-a-mano with Putin or any other contrary
:: world leader!
::
:: Chas.
Okay. As long as you do know that "mano a mano" means "hand to hand."
Pat in TX
Tom Sherman
jobst....@stanfordalumni.org
jobst....@stanfordalumni.org
>> Notice that the Great Palini is also not made available to the
>> press for questioning.
> If the liberal media are not going to treat the future president
> with the respect she deserves, why should she talk to them? Couric
> didn't show her the respect the office for president deserves. The
> American people are sick and tired of the liberal agenda in media
> that so-called "interview" showed. They are sick of the gotcha
> journalism of the far left like CNN and Couric.
> Palin is taking her message directly to the people. And looking
> great doing it!
No need to denigrate the people, it's Palin making the comedy act that
is being taken seriously by some.
Jobst Brandt
John Forrest Tomlinson
president of the USA!
What a great country we live in. Love it or leave it you libs. Love
it or leave it.
DI
"John Forrest Tomlinson" <usenet...@jt10000.com> wrote in message
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Great idea, unfortunately they want to change the very thing that gives
them to freedom to disagree.
Tom Sherman
* * Chas
"PatTX" <eve...@nomaill.com> wrote in message
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A figure of speech but Putin gave Nicolas Sarkozy judo lessons...
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSLD23045120080913
Chas.
Tom Sherman
Woland99
wrote:
> On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:49:41 GMT, still just me
>
Respect is earned not bestowed. When exactly GOP became a
party of dimwits? Do you realize how incredibly INSULTING
to any thinking voter is arguing that "seeing Russia across
Bering Strait" is same having experience in foreign relations?
And and it is not even my statement - GOP Senator Chuck Hagel
said that - apparently there few honest GOP politicians left -
people that were not swept by that crushing sycophantic wave
of hypocrisy that marked Bush' years.
What next - people that've seen couple movies based on classic
books will get hired as English Lit professors? One lipstick
joke nd GILF looks... that is all that she has - I can't wait
for this woman to get destroyed in VP debate.
Tom Sherman
butbutbut, Palin is a die-hard fundie, and that will be enough for about
a quarter of the USian population.
Tim McNamara
still just me <wheeledB...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 21:08:02 -0500, Tom Sherman
> <sunset...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Actually, if we had such a system in the US, Reagan and Bush II
> >would never have served second terms, since Reagan ducked every
> >serious question with a quip, and Bush II's handlers have made sure
> >he has never had to face serious questioning.
>
> Notice that the Great Palini is also not made available to the press
> for questioning. The great deception continues.
She as referred to as "Bible Spice" and as "Caribou Spice" locally...
> Unfortunately, most of the public was too thick to see through it
> with Reagan, with Bush, and now with Palin.
At least most of the public that turns out to vote, which sometimes
means that less that 25% of the population can determine the course of
the country.
Tim McNamara
One conservative pundit waxed eloquent on the authenticity of Palin's
hairstyle. Certainly more authentic than Hillary's 'do!
Tim McNamara
<ea20fdc5-e52f-4e3b...@p25g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>,
Woland99 <wola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sep 27, 12:30 am, John Forrest Tomlinson
> <usenetrem...@jt10000.com> wrote:
> > On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:49:41 GMT, still just me
> >
> > <wheeledBobNOS...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > >Notice that the Great Palini is also not made available to the
> > >press for questioning.
> >
> > If the liberal media are not going to treat the future president
> > with the respect she deserves, why should she talk to them? Couric
> > didn't show her the respect the office fo president deserves. The
> > American people are sick and tired of the liberal agenda in media
> > that so-called "interview" showed. They are sick of the gotcha
> > journalism of the far left like CNN and Couric.
> >
> > Palin is taking her message directly to the people. And looking
> > great doing it!
>
> Respect is earned not bestowed.
In the current political climate in the US, respect is neither earned or
bestowed. The New right's self-declared "culture war" ended civility in
the public arena.
> When exactly GOP became a party of dimwits?
1980, more or less.
> Do you realize how incredibly INSULTING to any thinking voter is
> arguing that "seeing Russia across Bering Strait" is same having
> experience in foreign relations? And and it is not even my statement
> - GOP Senator Chuck Hagel said that - apparently there few honest GOP
> politicians left - people that were not swept by that crushing
> sycophantic wave of hypocrisy that marked Bush' years. What next -
> people that've seen couple movies based on classic books will get
> hired as English Lit professors? One lipstick joke nd GILF looks...
> that is all that she has - I can't wait for this woman to get
> destroyed in VP debate.
Well, that remains to be seen. After all, she will be facing Joseph G.
Biden. The "G" stands for "Gaffe." Biden can't win in this debate- if
he trounces her on the issues, he will be a sexist asshole who
mistreated a woman. If he doesn't, she will look like the political
star the Republicans want to pretend that she is.
Tim McNamara
"PatTX" <eve...@nomaill.com> wrote:
You haven't apparently been here long enough to know who JFT is and what
his politics are.
Tim McNamara
> Hey! She can field strip a moose
But can she field strip a Campy Nuovo Record derailleur and get it back
together?
Tim McNamara
John Forrest Tomlinson <usenet...@jt10000.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:28:24 -0700, "* * Chas"
> <verkt...@aol.spamski.com (remove spamski to e-mail me)> wrote:
>
> >Ketchikan is southeasternmost sizable "city" in Alaska, 4.1 sq. mi.
> >of which 0.8 sq. mi. of it (18.60%) is water. That's 10.7 km² and
> >2.0 km² in metric measurements.
> >
> >It's the fifth most populous "city" in the state: population 7,368
> >in 2007.
>
> I've been to Ketchikan Mr. Smarie pants.
> http://www.jt10000.com/qinghua/alaska/ketchikan2.jpg Have you?
I have. There was a great sign in the middle of town to help folks
forecast the weather: "If you can't see the mountain, it's raining. If
you can see the mountain, it's going to rain." The sign also said that
the average rainfall in Ketchikan was 13 feet a year. Is it still there?
When in Ketchikan (1977) I was there for my first earthquake. Slept
through the whole thing, found about about it in the paper the next day.
> We're sick and tired of the liberal media making fun of small town
> America.
And the Republicans screwing small town America...
Tim McNamara
John Forrest Tomlinson <usenet...@jt10000.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 21:28:51 -0500, Tom Sherman
> <sunset...@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >PatTX wrote:
> >> :: OMG, I thought the SNL skit where she said "I can see Russia
> >> :: from my house" it was something the writers made up from
> >> :: scratch.
> >> ::
> >> :: It's not too late for McCain to dump Palin and get someone with
> >> :: experience, judgment, and common sense, to be his running mate.
> >>
> >> No, she said that. And then, she backtracked and said that if she
> >> were on an island off the coast of Alaska, she could see Russia.
> >> That makes it all better!
> >>
> >But the people in the US who could not find Russia on a globe will
> >like Palin MORE because of her ignorance. This is how far the
> >country has fallen.
>
> Typical elititism, huh Mr. Sherman. The American people are tired of
> your sort of attitude. A mountain of MBAs on Wall Street hasn't kept
> us out of trouble. Maybe a little more Main Street and we'd be
> better off. And it doesn't take a PhD to know that we've got to bring
> the war on terror to them. You don't have to go to some big city
> school or waste your time as a "community organizer" doing heaven
> knows what to know that the war in Iraq is about right and wrong.
> That's why I'm voting for Palin for president.
Cool! Jesus was a community organizer and Pontius Pilate was a
governor... I'm just sayin'.
PatTX
:: Well, that remains to be seen. After all, she will be facing Joseph
:: G. Biden. The "G" stands for "Gaffe." Biden can't win in this
:: debate- if he trounces her on the issues, he will be a sexist
:: asshole who mistreated a woman. If he doesn't, she will look like
:: the political star the Republicans want to pretend that she is.
I disagree because of the Couric interview. "Can I get back to you on
that?" Palin answered when Couric asked her to name the top five
achievements of her governorship. Sheesh!
But, seriously, I have a revelation that the real reason the GOP likes her
is because she is just like George Bush. Both of them stand for unthinking
stances with no need to think about the reasons for their stances. Both
value loyalty over competence, and both think they are appointed by God.
After all, Palin is the one who named a childhood friend to lead the
Agriculture position in the state simply because the woman likes cows....
Pat in TX
andre...@aol.com
wrote:
Don't mess with Palin. She knows the Russians. She can see Putin
flying around. Once in a while Putin's airplane crosses into the US
airspace and there is Sarah with her moose hunting rifle firing
warning shots and protecting our borders. Putin knows who's in charge
in that area of the world. With Palin in power Putin will not there
mess with the Georgians, Uzbekistanis and other provinces. He knows
that Palin will cross the bearing Straight with her husband,
snowmobile across Siberia to Moscow and set him straight. We need
Palin in El Paso, helping us patrol the US Mexico border so those
people who only speak Mexican will stop coming and we'll get to speak
American once and for old.
John Forrest Tomlinson
That's right. And now the real colors of the liberals and feminists
comes out. They can't stand the idea of a strong woman leading the
USA, can they?
America - love it or leave it.
John Forrest Tomlinson
<tim...@bitstream.net> wrote:
>In article <66hrd4hmisctbv0a7...@4ax.com>,
> John Forrest Tomlinson <usenet...@jt10000.com> wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:28:24 -0700, "* * Chas"
>> <verkt...@aol.spamski.com (remove spamski to e-mail me)> wrote:
>>
>> >Ketchikan is southeasternmost sizable "city" in Alaska, 4.1 sq. mi.
>> >of which 0.8 sq. mi. of it (18.60%) is water. That's 10.7 km² and
>> >2.0 km² in metric measurements.
>> >
>> >It's the fifth most populous "city" in the state: population 7,368
>> >in 2007.
>>
>> I've been to Ketchikan Mr. Smarie pants.
>> http://www.jt10000.com/qinghua/alaska/ketchikan2.jpg Have you?
>
>I have. There was a great sign in the middle of town to help folks
>forecast the weather: "If you can't see the mountain, it's raining. If
>you can see the mountain, it's going to rain." The sign also said that
>the average rainfall in Ketchikan was 13 feet a year. Is it still there?
>
Yes. This whole climate change thing is baloney and I'm glad we'll
have someone in the oval office who isn't going to sell us out so the
liberals and Chinese and UN bigwigs can drive around in their
foreign-made SUVs and tell us what to do.
Hank
wrote:> >In article <p0hrd4h7juegohfvsbf5plehs7motvm...@4ax.com>,
> > John Forrest Tomlinson <usenetrem...@jt10000.com> wrote:
>
> >> On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:49:41 GMT, still just me
> >> <wheeledBobNOS...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >> >Notice that the Great Palini is also not made available to the press
> >> >for questioning.
>
> >> If the liberal media are not going to treat the future president with
> >> the respect she deserves, why should she talk to them? Couric didn't
> >> show her the respect the office fo president deserves. The American
> >> people are sick and tired of the liberal agenda in media that
> >> so-called "interview" showed. They are sick of the gotcha journalism
> >> of the far left like CNN and Couric.
>
> >> Palin is taking her message directly to the people. And looking
> >> great doing it!
>
> >One conservative pundit waxed eloquent on the authenticity of Palin's
> >hairstyle. Certainly more authentic than Hillary's 'do!
>
> That's right. And now the real colors of the liberals and feminists
> comes out. They can't stand the idea of a strong woman leading the
> USA, can they?
>
> America - love it or leave it.
I have no problem with a strong woman leading the USA. As long as she
knows WTF she's doing, which Palin clearly does not.
* * Chas
"Tim McNamara" <tim...@bitstream.net> wrote in message
news:timmcn-F9C07E....@news.iphouse.com...
Liberal media as in Rupert Murdock the Australian who's 175+ media
holdings reach 40% of the US market?
The "liberal media" is only as liberal as the conservatives who own and
control it!
Chas.
* * Chas
<jobst....@stanfordalumni.org> wrote in message
news:48de6290$0$33588$742e...@news.sonic.net...
Let's see Palin's "Tramp Stamp"!
Chas.
DI
"Hank" <ha...@wirtznet.net> wrote in message
news:3fe828e6-1fd1-4c54...@a29g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
Why are the Libs so afraid of her, if she does not know what's she is doing.
They are frightened to death of her, and try trying to slander her in anyway
they can, even by non political issues.
PatTX
:: on that?" Palin answered when Couric asked her to name the top five
:: achievements of her governorship. Sheesh!
A correction: I have since read another posting of the interview (not sure
if it was the entire interview, though) where Couric asks Palin to name John
McCain's accomplishments...she couldn't name anything.
Pat in TX
Jay Beattie
wrote:> >In article <66hrd4hmisctbv0a7s9kqpm5o34v9ji...@4ax.com>,
> > John Forrest Tomlinson <usenetrem...@jt10000.com> wrote:
>
> >> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:28:24 -0700, "* * Chas"
> >> <verktygj...@aol.spamski.com (remove spamski to e-mail me)> wrote:
>
> >> >Ketchikan is southeasternmost sizable "city" in Alaska, 4.1 sq. mi.
> >> >of which 0.8 sq. mi. of it (18.60%) is water. That's 10.7 km² and
> >> >2.0 km² in metric measurements.
>
> >> >It's the fifth most populous "city" in the state: population 7,368
> >> >in 2007.
>
> >> I've been to Ketchikan Mr. Smarie pants.
>
> >I have. There was a great sign in the middle of town to help folks
> >forecast the weather: "If you can't see the mountain, it's raining. If
> >you can see the mountain, it's going to rain." The sign also said that
> >the average rainfall in Ketchikan was 13 feet a year. Is it still there?
>
> Yes. This whole climate change thing is baloney and I'm glad we'll
> have someone in the oval office who isn't going to sell us out so the
> liberals and Chinese and UN bigwigs can drive around in their
I worry about the Chinese repo-ing the White House furniture. We
should sell Puerto Rico (and some of those radioactive atolls) to
generate some cash and then see if we can renegotiate the debt. Can a
whole country declare bankruptcy? BTW, what kind of collateral is
behind that bazillion dollar debt? Can the Chinese foreclose on
federal lands -- like most of Alaska? "Oh, me and the Maverick, wer
lern'n Chinese, ya know. Gonna teach 'em hockey. They tried to give me
some of that funny food they eat, but I said 'thanks, but no thanks.'"
-- Jay Beattie.
John Forrest Tomlinson
>Why are the Libs so afraid of her, if she does not know what's she is doing.
We want people at the highest levels of government to be competent and
ethical. We're funny that way.
jobst....@stanfordalumni.org
> I have no problem with a strong woman leading the USA. As long as
> she knows WTF she's doing, which Palin clearly does not.
> Why are the Libs so afraid of her, if she does not know what's she
> is doing. They are frightened to death of her, and try trying to
> slander her in anyway they can, even by non political issues.
They are afraid of the people who believe in the GOP destroying what's
left of a once great nation. If they could, they would reelect Bush.
Jobst Brandt
andre...@aol.com
> "Hank" <h...@wirtznet.net> wrote in message
Actually, the libs are afraid of her because she is going to be
praying their unchristian, sinning ways out of them. The libs want to
continue behaving, well, liberally. With Palin in charge they don't
have a chance. The power of prayer will have them lined up in a row
like ducks respecting American true christian values. The libs ove
gay, foreigners, colored and muslims and knowing that loving these
groups is a sin fear a righteous woman like Palin who will straighten
them and keep them in check.
RS
usenet...@jt10000.com says...
>
>
>Dan Quayle only became vice president. Sarah Palin is going to be
>president of the USA!
>
>What a great country we live in. Love it or leave it you libs. Love
>it or leave it.
http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=nokTjEdaUGg
John Forrest Tomlinson
"In an election campaign notable for its surprises, Sarah Palin, the
Republican vice- presidential candidate, may be about to spring a new
one -- the wedding of her pregnant teenage daughter to her
ice-hockey-playing fiancé before the November 4 election.
Inside John McCain's campaign the expectation is growing that there
will be a popularity boosting pre-election wedding in Alaska between
Bristol Palin, 17, and Levi Johnston, 18, her schoolmate and father of
her baby. 'It would be fantastic,' said a McCain insider. 'You would
have every TV camera there. The entire country would be watching. It
would shut down the race for a week'"
Speaking as a loyal American, I am so glad John McCain made this
mavericky choice that will help us celebrate the sanctity of marriage.
andre...@aol.com
wrote:
> http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_electi...
>
> "In an election campaign notable for its surprises, Sarah Palin, the
> Republican vice- presidential candidate, may be about to spring a new
> one -- the wedding of her pregnant teenage daughter to her
> ice-hockey-playing fiancé before the November 4 election.
>
> Inside John McCain's campaign the expectation is growing that there
> will be a popularity boosting pre-election wedding in Alaska between
> Bristol Palin, 17, and Levi Johnston, 18, her schoolmate and father of
> her baby. 'It would be fantastic,' said a McCain insider. 'You would
> have every TV camera there. The entire country would be watching. It
> would shut down the race for a week'"
>
> Speaking as a loyal American, I am so glad John McCain made this
> mavericky choice that will help us celebrate the sanctity of marriage.
...and following McCain's model, the sanctity of divirce.
Michael Baldwin
>I have no problem with a strong woman leading the
>USA. As long as she knows WTF she's doing, which
>Palin clearly does not.
>Why are the Libs so afraid of her, if she
>does not know what's she is doing. They are frightened
>to death of her, and try trying to slander her
>in anyway they can, even by non political issues.
Then Jobst replied:
>They are afraid of the people who believe in the
>GOP destroying what's left of a once great nation. If
>they could, they would reelect Bush.
>Jobst Brandt
What's _left_ of a once great nation? My gosh Jobst, are the streets
in Palo Alto a blaze and in ruins?
I consider my sole blessed to currently reside in America. The
United States will always be the most dynamic (ever changing) nation on
earth as long as the spirit of a nation of individuals is left
unincumbered by oppression.
But there's the rub. Liberals despise independence and
individualism. And that's why Liberals fear the likes of Sarah Palin.
Because Liberals know she'll inspire a vast populace to stand up for
America.
Many Americans see themselves in the reflection of Palin family. They
routinely overcome the everyday challenges of life with hard work, love
of family and dedication to their communities . Never seeking, wanting
or expecting government to help them along their way.
Liberals must continually perpetuate the myth that government's role
is to enhance the lives of those on the extreme tips of the spectrum.
The "_never_ will have's" and the "_always_ will have's".
Best Regards - Mike Baldwin
Tom Sherman
>> someone wrote:
>> I have no problem with a strong woman leading the
>> USA. As long as she knows WTF she's doing, which
>> Palin clearly does not.
>> Why are the Libs so afraid of her, if she
>> does not know what's she is doing. They are frightened
>> to death of her, and try trying to slander her
>> in anyway they can, even by non political issues.
>
> Then Jobst replied:
>
>> They are afraid of the people who believe in the
>> GOP destroying what's left of a once great nation. If
>> they could, they would reelect Bush.
>> Jobst Brandt
>
> What's _left_ of a once great nation? My gosh Jobst, are the streets
> in Palo Alto a blaze and in ruins?
>
> I consider my sole blessed to currently reside in America. The
> United States will always be the most dynamic (ever changing) nation on
> earth as long as the spirit of a nation of individuals is left
> unincumbered by oppression.
>
> But there's the rub. Liberals despise independence and
> individualism. And that's why Liberals fear the likes of Sarah Palin.
> Because Liberals know she'll inspire a vast populace to stand up for
> America.
>
The fundamentalists who want to censor and control are Palin's "base".
> Many Americans see themselves in the reflection of Palin family. They
> routinely overcome the everyday challenges of life with hard work, love
> of family and dedication to their communities . Never seeking, wanting
> or expecting government to help them along their way.
>
Does that reflection include out of wedlock fornication and producing
bastard offspring?
> Liberals must continually perpetuate the myth that government's role
> is to enhance the lives of those on the extreme tips of the spectrum.
> The "_never_ will have's" and the "_always_ will have's".
>
Which talk radio show did this come from?
--
Tom Sherman
Tom Sherman
> MLB...@webtv.net (Michael Baldwin) considered Sun, 28 Sep 2008
> 11:36:14 -0400 the perfect time to write:
>
>> I consider my sole blessed to currently reside in America.
>
Vibram® lug: <http://www.vibram.us/catalog/images/Shoe_Photo/Fire/132.jpg>.
--
Tom Sherman
John Forrest Tomlinson
Baldwin) wrote:
>Never seeking, wanting
>or expecting government to help them along their way.
Hahahaha. The Palin family is that?
Hahaha.
Michael Baldwin
>I consider my sole blessed to currently reside in America.
>
>Lemon, Dover, or some other variety?
>Vibram® lug:
<http://www.vibram.us/catalog/images/Shoe_Photo/Fire/132.jpg>.
>--
>Tom Sherman
Yes Tom, we've all noted my mis-spelling of the word _soul_.
Where's your soul reside Tom?
Best Regards Brother - Mike Baldwin
* * Chas
"still just me" <wheeledB...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:e98vd41orl7bshmn6...@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 17:11:53 -0500, Tim McNamara
> <tim...@bitstream.net> wrote:
>
> >> Hey! She can field strip a moose
> >
> >But can she field strip a Campy Nuovo Record derailleur and get it back
> >together?
>
> At least you brought this thread back on topic!
>
> Besides, those damn moose are always running out in front of bikes,
> getting caught in the spokes, and causing major injuries to cyclists.
> It's about time someone cleared them off the tundra.
>
In Sweden and other parts of northern Europe moose are called "ELK". Elk
crossing signs are widespread on just about every highway in Sweden.
A bull moose in rut can do massive damage to a Saab or Volvo so cyclists
need to extra cautious during that time of year.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ca/Moose-warning.svg
Chas.
Michael Baldwin
>Many Americans see themselves in the reflection of Palin family.
>They routinely overcome the everyday challenges of life with hard
>work, love of family and dedication to their communities .
>Never seeking, wanting or expecting government to help them along
>their way.
Tom Sherman asked:
>Does that reflection include out of wedlock fornication and producing
>bastard offspring?
...and the Democratic Nominee for President.
Mike Baldwin wrote:
> Liberals must continually perpetuate the myth that
government's role is
>to enhance the lives of those on the extreme tips
>of the spectrum. The "_never_ will have's" and the "_always_
>will have's".
and Tom asked:
>Which talk radio show did this come from?
>--
>Tom Sherman
See Tom, you don't understand why talk radio pundits are successful.
They tap into the _prevailing_ sentiments of the masses. You always try
to make it out as though the tail is wagging the dog.
Liberals continually prove my point. They don't believe in the
individual therefore they can't rationalize independent thinking. They
actually believe all non-Liberals are brain dead zombies.
Lately Tom, your posts/replies lack any real substance or thought.
Give me something man.
What are your thoughts on the Democrat controlled Congress bailing out
Wall St.?
I think it was the only practical thing the Dems could do, I mean
they gotta keep those campaign contributions coming in, they couldn't
just let their cash cow die. Like Obama's $120K from Fannie
during the last 4 years.
McCain is a loser, he's only received $19K from Fannie & Freddie
_combined_ over the last 10 years.