When people lose everything and have nothing left to lose, they lose it .
RGP Loner
Donald and Barbara Romano had been residents of Las Vegas for more than 50
years.
He was a former Marine, a Korean War veteran and a respected member of the
community. She was a loving mother, described as "very kind and generous"
by her daughter.
But the couple, heavily involved in the real estate business, had been
financially crippled by the recession.
On Aug. 20, a Friday, the couple was found dead in the bedroom of their
million-dollar Summerlin home by their housekeeper, Las Vegas police said.
A gun was found in Donald's hand and a note was left near the bed. Both
were 74.
Their deaths are the latest in a wave of murder-suicides in the Las Vegas
Valley this month.
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$50 says neither Annette nor Hellmuth cashes in the 2010 WSOP main event.
--Morphy
Jul 9 2010 XaQ Morphy wrote...
Uhh, excuse me? I'm not a welching scumbag like davoice. If both
Hellmuth and Annette cashed as was clearly indicated in both mine and
Alan's posts, and Alan would have asked for payment, I would have sent it
with no questions asked.
You are right though, I did not think I had a bet with Alan
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Larry Gable
found dead in their million-dollar Summerlin home by their
housekeeper."
I wish somebody struggling to survive in India could read this and
give me their reaction.
Rashid Abu
We are almost being to shocked to type! We are only wishing that
Ganesh would bless us with such luck!
Despite several generations of saving we can afford neither a gun nor
the bullets with which to be blowing our brains out.
Dave the Clueless
>
http://www.lvrj.com/news/economic-worries-taking-toll-in-recent-deaths-101744543.html
>
>
> Donald and Barbara Romano had been residents of Las Vegas for more than 50
> years.
>
> He was a former Marine, a Korean War veteran and a respected member of the
> community. She was a loving mother, described as "very kind and generous"
> by her daughter.
>
> But the couple, heavily involved in the real estate business, had been
> financially crippled by the recession.
>
Well at least we can count on Obama and his team of Dem-tards to give the
bank $1000000 of taxpayer money so at least THEY won't feel any pain. A
happy ending, indeed.
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K9way
> On Aug 29 2010 11:32 PM, RGP Loner wrote:
>
> >
>
http://www.lvrj.com/news/economic-worries-taking-toll-in-recent-deaths-101744543.html
> >
> >
> > Donald and Barbara Romano had been residents of Las Vegas for more than 50
> > years.
> >
> > He was a former Marine, a Korean War veteran and a respected member of the
> > community. She was a loving mother, described as "very kind and generous"
> > by her daughter.
> >
> > But the couple, heavily involved in the real estate business, had been
> > financially crippled by the recession.
> >
>
> Well at least we can count on Obama and his team of Dem-tards to give the
> bank $1000000 of taxpayer money so at least THEY won't feel any pain. A
> happy ending, indeed.
if it is your intention to create a personna that you are IMikes retarded
little brother
consider it a success
do you have a telephone number or a social security number or an address
or a ....
Alim's answer: None of those track my every move
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Irish Mike
>
http://www.lvrj.com/news/economic-worries-taking-toll-in-recent-deaths-101744543.html
>
>
> Donald and Barbara Romano had been residents of Las Vegas for more than 50
> years.
>
> He was a former Marine, a Korean War veteran and a respected member of the
> community. She was a loving mother, described as "very kind and generous"
> by her daughter.
>
> But the couple, heavily involved in the real estate business, had been
> financially crippled by the recession.
>
> On Aug. 20, a Friday, the couple was found dead in the bedroom of their
> million-dollar Summerlin home by their housekeeper, Las Vegas police said.
> A gun was found in Donald's hand and a note was left near the bed. Both
> were 74.
>
> Their deaths are the latest in a wave of murder-suicides in the Las Vegas
> Valley this month.
The solution is simple. Obama must give more of his "Summer of Recovery"
speeches where he tells us his "spend your way out of a recession with
borrowed tax payer money" financial strategy is working. If Obama only
had a bigger teleprompter, this unfortunate couple might be alive today.
Irish Mike
"We must pass the health care bill so that we can find out what’s in it."
Nancy Pelosi
tiredretired
it "
Thats a cool title. Is it original?
RGP Loner
http://www.trendsresearch.com/index.htm
It sure is a cool saying . I am glad you like it .
Check out more from my friend , ( and yours ) , Gerald Celente.
He is the man that is writing history before it happens .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEZXLwAAur0
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$50 says neither Annette nor Hellmuth cashes in the 2010 WSOP main event.
--Morphy
Jul 9 2010 XaQ Morphy wrote...
Uhh, excuse me? I'm not a welching scumbag like davoice. If both
Hellmuth and Annette cashed as was clearly indicated in both mine and
Alan's posts, and Alan would have asked for payment, I would have sent it
with no questions asked.
You are right though, I did not think I had a bet with Alan
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misanthropic whackjob
Yet you are able to get on the internet and whine just fine.
--
"The woods could be full of grizzly whores or stupid drunk lumber
cocksuckers for all you know." - Bubbles
------
number6
"When you ain't got nothing, you got nothing to lose"
Irish Mike
"Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose and nothin ain't
worth nothin if it ain't free"
Irish Mike
______________________________________________________________________
Rashid Abu
wrote:
Many apologies Mr Whackjob, I did not intend to offend your overfed
american sensibilites with my comment. Please to be forgiving me.
As to my being on the wonderous internet, we had a particularly
bountiful day on our begging corner and collected far in excess of the
60 rupees I require to partake in this hobby at the local cafe.
misanthropic whackjob
> On Aug 31, 5:06 am, "misanthropic whackjob" <acae...@webnntp.invalid>
> wrote:
> > On Aug 29 2010 9:56 PM, Rashid Abu wrote:
> >
> > > On Aug 30, 2:06 pm, Larry Gable <larryga...@live.com> wrote:
> > > > I read the title of your thread, then you post this, "the couple was
> > > > found dead in their million-dollar Summerlin home by their
> > > > housekeeper."
> >
> > > > I wish somebody struggling to survive in India could read this and
> > > > give me their reaction.
> >
> > > We are almost being to shocked to type! We are only wishing that
> > > Ganesh would bless us with such luck!
> > > Despite several generations of saving we can afford neither a gun nor
> > > the bullets with which to be blowing our brains out.
> >
> > Yet you are able to get on the internet and whine just fine.
> >
> > --
> > "The woods could be full of grizzly whores or stupid drunk lumber
> > cocksuckers for all you know." - Bubbles
> >
> Many apologies Mr Whackjob, I did not intend to offend your overfed
> american sensibilites with my comment. Please to be forgiving me.
> As to my being on the wonderous internet, we had a particularly
> bountiful day on our begging corner and collected far in excess of the
> 60 rupees I require to partake in this hobby at the local cafe.
That's enough to buy a bullet and rent a gun, isn't it? You could then
rid the world of yourself.
--
"The woods could be full of grizzly whores or stupid drunk lumber
cocksuckers for all you know." - Bubbles
________________________________________________________________________
Rashid Abu
Oh my no! Just a single bullet would be at least 400 Rupees!
And a pistol? I could not dream of having the riches this would
require.
ChrisRobin
> On Aug 29 2010 11:32 PM, RGP Loner wrote:
>
> >
>
http://www.lvrj.com/news/economic-worries-taking-toll-in-recent-deaths-101744543.html
> >
> >
> > Donald and Barbara Romano had been residents of Las Vegas for more than 50
> > years.
> >
> > He was a former Marine, a Korean War veteran and a respected member of the
> > community. She was a loving mother, described as "very kind and generous"
> > by her daughter.
> >
> > But the couple, heavily involved in the real estate business, had been
> > financially crippled by the recession.
> >
>
> Well at least we can count on Obama and his team of Dem-tards to give the
> bank $1000000 of taxpayer money so at least THEY won't feel any pain. A
> happy ending, indeed.
Actually the bailouts were initiated by the Bush Administration. But don't
let the facts get in the way of one of your juvenile partisan rants.
------
ChrisRobin
I'll gladly loan you the money, Popinjay.
---
x
news:c71165e9-2575-4a72...@n19g2000prf.googlegroups.com:
> Oh my no! Just a single bullet would be at least 400 Rupees!
> And a pistol? I could not dream of having the riches this would
> require.
For some strange reason, this thread, regardless of how silly it is,
reminds me of the blind boy in Slumdog Millionaire.
Being able to see is worth more than all the money on Earth, and he who
doesn't see that is blind. But to see, you must live.
misanthropic whackjob
I'd give up my sight for some amount of money...don't know how much, but I
would. It's been going in the last few years anyway. Hearing would cost
more (lots more) than sight (I love music). Don't think I'd give up taste
(like drinking too much).
--
"The woods could be full of grizzly whores or stupid drunk lumber
cocksuckers for all you know." - Bubbles
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Pepe Papon
<prsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>We are almost being to shocked to type! We are only wishing that
>Ganesh would bless us with such luck!
>Despite several generations of saving we can afford neither a gun nor
>the bullets with which to be blowing our brains out.
Do you happen to know a Dr. Avih Samar?
Pepe Papon
<frac...@comcast.net> wrote:
>Well at least we can count on Obama and his team of Dem-tards
Hate much?
Dave the Clueless
Obama bailed out the banks. Facts, fun stuff. Dolt.
http://online.wsj.com/article/NA_WSJ_PUB:SB123371119661046143.html
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popinjay999
>
> I'll gladly loan you the money, Popinjay.
>
Wtf is this? That guy is not me. I am nobody. I mean, well, you
know what I mean.
Iceman
Wall Street has huge influence over both parties, and both parties are
responsible for the bailouts and the failure of real financial reform.
popinjay999
Of course Wall Street has huge influence over both parties. Chris was
just throwing a juvenile partisan rant about Dave's juvenile partisan
rant.
Pepe Papon
<frac...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> Actually the bailouts were initiated by the Bush Administration. But don't
>> let the facts get in the way of one of your juvenile partisan rants.
>
>Obama bailed out the banks. Facts, fun stuff. Dolt.
It's interesting how you wingnuts jump to credit Bush for the bailouts
whenever it's pointed out that they staved off a complete financial
collapse, and then turn around and blame them on Obama when the
subject of deficit spending comes up.
popinjay999
>
> Many apologies Mr Whackjob, I did not intend to offend your overfed
> american sensibilites with my comment. Please to be forgiving me.
> As to my being on the wonderous internet, we had a particularly
> bountiful day on our begging corner and collected far in excess of the
> 60 rupees I require to partake in this hobby at the local cafe.
Whoever this guy is, I think he's funny!
Bob T.
As usual, I agree with Paul.
- Bob T
popinjay999
>
> As usual, I agree with Paul.
>
> - Bob T
I knew it had to happen someday, a Fake Bob T.
Bob T.
Tee-hee.
- Fake Susan
Dave the Clueless
Obama essentially put a bunch of borrowed money in a box and gave it to
his fat cat banker buddies and nothing you say can change that simple
reality.
-----
Bob T.
Distortion of
> reality.
>
- Bob T
P.S. It's weird how a left-wing socialist has so many fat cat banker
buddies, isn't it?
popinjay999
>
> P.S. It's weird how a left-wing socialist has so many fat cat banker
> buddies, isn't it?
>
Always have, Bob. I've been trying to point out to you and others on
this group for years, that the Bolsheviks themselves were financed by
some very wealthy Wall Street capitalists. Of course, I have been
laughed at. Iceman regularly gets a chuckle out of my "lunacy", and
I'm sure Chris Robin and Opie Manager think I just a clown too.
Wanna see me twist a balloon into a communist?
Bob T.
> Wanna see me twist a balloon into a communist?
No, Paul, I want to see a _new_ trick!
- Bob T
Jerry Sturdivant
"Pepe Papon" <hitme...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:g6tr761thb7jeopj9...@4ax.com...
These people have been told, repeatedly, that FOX will lie to them. If they
haven't the desire to get truth, they have only themselves to blame. They
should not be allowed to vote.
Jerry 'n Vegas
Pepe Papon
<frac...@comcast.net> wrote:
>On Sep 1 2010 3:39 AM, Pepe Papon wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 05:25:03 -0700, "Dave the Clueless"
>> <frac...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>> >> Actually the bailouts were initiated by the Bush Administration. But don't
>> >> let the facts get in the way of one of your juvenile partisan rants.
>> >
>> >Obama bailed out the banks. Facts, fun stuff. Dolt.
>>
>> It's interesting how you wingnuts jump to credit Bush for the bailouts
>> whenever it's pointed out that they staved off a complete financial
>> collapse, and then turn around and blame them on Obama when the
>> subject of deficit spending comes up.
>
>Obama essentially put a bunch of borrowed money in a box and gave it to
>his fat cat banker buddies and nothing you say can change that simple
>reality.
Maybe he did, but that doesn't address the point.
Pepe Papon
Not fair. They use a variety of sources other than Fox. There's
also Breitbart and Worldnet Daily.
Pepe Papon
wrote:
I'm going to agree with him, too, in hope that he'll add me to his
Friends list.
Jerry Sturdivant
"Pepe Papon" <hitme...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:gdqt761os8ogansco...@4ax.com...
I still like the idea of a Poll Test. Why should some know-nothing idiot be
able to cancel my well-thought-out decision (to vote for a liberal)?
Jerry (polling) 'n Vegas
Pepe Papon
<jer...@cox.net> wrote:
>I still like the idea of a Poll Test. Why should some know-nothing idiot be
>able to cancel my well-thought-out decision (to vote for a liberal)?
Sorry, but I have to defend Travel's right to vote.
popinjay999
>
> I'm going to agree with him, too, in hope that he'll add me to his
> Friends list.
You'll be waiting a long time if you choose that route. The Popinjay
Facebook Friend List does not solicit new memberships. You have to
come crawling and request acceptance.
Try it.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/profile.php?id=100000530570687
Jerry Sturdivant
"Pepe Papon" <hitme...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:jr4086lqfmdpf7ar9...@4ax.com...
(Damn! I never win anything....)
Jerry (sulking) 'n Vegas
FL Turbo
Popinhay,
Please think of what you're doing here.
You know that I think that people on Facebook are nothing more than
Social Climbers.
You know that I think that all this business of "friends" sounds like
a bunch of little teenie girls organizing their little cliques.
You know that I think all of this screams GIRLYMAN !!
(sORRY, cAPS)
Ferchrissakes, man.
Think of what you're doing to your carefully crafted image.
I'm not criticizing you, though.
x
news:2ZKdnV6GzpDWWOLR...@giganews.com:
> I still like the idea of a Poll Test. Why should some know-nothing
> idiot be able to cancel my well-thought-out decision (to vote for a
> liberal)?
Do we get to vote on what questions will be on the test? Do we have to
qualify to vote on the questions? If we don't like the questions we can
vote for, can we nominate our own candidate questions? Do the courts get
to rule on which questions are appropriate? What about the answers? Do we
get to vote on what answers will be acceptable for each question?
Maybe we should have primary elections where we nominate questions for the
test.
popinjay999
>
> Popinhay,
>
> Please think of what you're doing here.
>
> You know that I think that people on Facebook are nothing more than
> Social Climbers.
>
> You know that I think that all this business of "friends" sounds like
> a bunch of little teenie girls organizing their little cliques.
>
> You know that I think all of this screams GIRLYMAN !!
> (sORRY, cAPS)
>
> Ferchrissakes, man.
> Think of what you're doing to your carefully crafted image.
>
> I'm not criticizing you, though.
Like, I'm so sure, barf me out.
Jerry Sturdivant
"x" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:uOYfo.35166$st2....@newsfe09.iad...
> "Jerry Sturdivant" <jer...@cox.net> wrote in
> news:2ZKdnV6GzpDWWOLR...@giganews.com:
>
>> I still like the idea of a Poll Test. Why should some know-nothing
>> idiot be able to cancel my well-thought-out decision (to vote for a
>> liberal)?
> Do we get to vote on what questions will be on the test? Do we have to
> qualify to vote on the questions? If we don't like the questions we can
> vote for, can we nominate our own candidate questions? Do the courts get
> to rule on which questions are appropriate? What about the answers? Do
> we
> get to vote on what answers will be acceptable for each question?
Yes, of course.
Jerry 'n Vegas
Pepe Papon
wrote:
>On Thu, 2 Sep 2010 15:37:13 -0700 (PDT), popinjay999
><paulpo...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
>>On Sep 2, 12:53 am, Pepe Papon <hitmeis...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I'm going to agree with him, too, in hope that he'll add me to his
>>> Friends list.
>>
>>
>>You'll be waiting a long time if you choose that route. The Popinjay
>>Facebook Friend List does not solicit new memberships. You have to
>>come crawling and request acceptance.
>>
>>Try it.
>>
>>http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/profile.php?id=100000530570687
>
>Popinhay,
>
>Please think of what you're doing here.
>
>You know that I think that people on Facebook are nothing more than
>Social Climbers.
Exactly? That's precisely why I want to be on the presitigious Paul
Popinjay Friends list. Is there a more lofty status symbol?
x
My vote is that "yes, of course" is not an acceptable answer to my
questions, and therefore you are disqualified from voting. Better luck
next election.