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| smcd |
Nov 20 2007, 10:38 AM
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| smcd |
Nov 20 2007, 10:40 AM
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I'm not afraid to take a strong stand on the issues. Boobs - Great. Better than apple pie. Beer - Almost as good as boobs. Pugs - We need to enact strong laws to prevent pug proliferation. The amount of eye-gunk pugs produce threatens our landfill use. If something isn't done soon, we will lose many acres of valuable resources to pug-eye-gunk (hereafter referred to as PEG). At the same time we should be developing other uses for PEG, perhaps as an alternative energy source to lessen our dependence on foreign oil. Based on this platform, I would hold an "Orbitron for (insert political office here)" sign on a streetcorner. |
| Danny Vermin |
Nov 20 2007, 10:40 AM
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| mhaverty |
Nov 20 2007, 11:14 AM
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See, I already said it was just going to be a dumb joke, designed to provioke this sort of knee jerk response. I was trying to take the high road. Not real hard, but I tried. The thing is you were talking about people in Florida. Let's face it, those people are fucked to begin with. Who wants to live where you are guaranteed to have your home/double-wide smashed by a hurricane every other year, or get eaten by an alligator while looking for a lost golf ball? It's a crazy state with crazy people living in it. They could easily vote for Jimmy Swaggart for cripes sake. The fact that they are part of the same country we are is the real problem. Miami hasn't been directly hit with a hurricaine in years and there is a bonanza of nice boobs all over that joint. |
| tom from out of town |
Nov 20 2007, 11:17 AM
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| mhaverty |
Nov 20 2007, 11:19 AM
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I do find it kinda hilarious how deadly serious mhaverty takes all his political threads. He's like Mike C, but you just replace the paranoid, delusional conspiracy theories with stereotypical Right Wing Party line towing, hidden beneath layers of passive aggressive rhetorical GOP propaganda. How is the fact that Hillary has high negatives GOP propoganda? Shit her own party has many people in ledarship positions worried sick about that very fact. How is the fact that most people here think she is a lock to be prez in 2008 and me pointing out that it might not be the case party line towing? You really are not as bright as you think you are and project yourself to be. Not even close. You are simply too stupid to separate a discussion about the horserace based on what has been said here repeatedly by many of the regular posters from what some of my political beliefs are. Now post your real funny "internet serious busness" pic. Its a kneeslaper. |
| mhaverty |
Nov 20 2007, 11:22 AM
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| tom from out of town |
Nov 20 2007, 11:24 AM
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| RJC |
Nov 20 2007, 11:35 AM
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| mach313 |
Nov 20 2007, 11:38 AM
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| Defbil |
Nov 20 2007, 11:43 AM
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Ron Paul is the new Ralph Nader
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| Danny Vermin |
Nov 20 2007, 11:49 AM
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How is the fact that Hillary has high negatives GOP propoganda? Shit her own party has many people in ledarship positions worried sick about that very fact. How is the fact that most people here think she is a lock to be prez in 2008 and me pointing out that it might not be the case party line towing? You really are not as bright as you think you are and project yourself to be. Not even close. You are simply too stupid to separate a discussion about the horserace based on what has been said here repeatedly by many of the regular posters from what some of my political beliefs are. Now post your real funny "internet serious busness" pic. Its a kneeslaper. You can insult me all you like. I don't really care. I am vastly brighter than you would like to believe, and I don't need to pretend I'm the Wolf Blitzer of the Noiseboard in a vague, pathetic attempt to prove it to everyone - like you. But your political reputation precedes you here. Your feigned "unbiased" commentary on the "Horse Race" are taken with a wheelbarrow of salt, which is why separating your seemingly innocuous comments on the said horse race from your standard fare of narrow minded GOP rhetoric spewing moronity is irrelevant. It's not the discussion that's important, it's the source. That said, I don't know anyone who thinks Hilary is an absolute lock for anything. Last I saw, Obama has tilted things - but then I don't beleive for a second that ANY of the Democrats have a snowballs chance in hell of winning. Some combination of Romney Guiliani will most likely win this election. Mostly because Democrats can't get their constituency to show up to the polls because too many of them are lazy, fucked up, or liars pretending to be Dems trying to get some kind of handout. The "Fear of Terr'ists" campaign on behalf of the current Admin has inflicted so much psychological damage on the weak minded constituents of the GOP in the poorer heartland states that it will be decades before they vote Democrat ever again. But then I don't spend all day scouring every political pundit site and tv show devouring every bit of speculation like you obviously do. I'd tend to find that rather tedious and to be honest, quite boring. The election is a full year away. It's like setting up a tailgate barbeque for the next superbowl before the regular season even starts. Have fun being the board's resident Political annoyance. |
| Harvey Mushman |
Nov 20 2007, 11:56 AM
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Ummm....helmet laws suck?
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| smcd |
Nov 20 2007, 11:58 AM
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| Mark VI |
Nov 20 2007, 01:01 PM
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| mach313 |
Nov 20 2007, 01:04 PM
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| tom from out of town |
Nov 20 2007, 01:32 PM
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| mach313 |
Nov 20 2007, 01:42 PM
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| terrydactyl |
Nov 20 2007, 01:59 PM
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Sure, I chime in once in a while, mostly for the opportunity to make a dumb joke. But I vote for the people who I think represent my views. I don't care to try to convert anyone else. I don't care to have anyone else do the same to me. My vote does not mean much on the national level because 1) Rhode Island will always vote Democratic and 2) RI's electroral votes are a tiny fraction of a big state like FLA or NY or CA. So who I vote for in local and state elections is more meaningful in my daily life than the President, and what I do has more relevance there. I can't affect how the lunatics in Florida vote. So I don't really care to discuss them. This is the open forum but I like music. Most of the stuff I would prefer to read about are music related. But I like sports and gossip and motorcycles and personal stories and boobs also. So all those things are pretty nice to discuss here. I would prefer to have just one forum but unless I get off my ass and volunteer to be a moderator there is not much point in bitching about it. This is their playground so we play by their rules. Anyway, I was going to make some of these points in the thread where mhaverty is talking about one candidate "losing" to some other candidates although the actual election is a year away. I was also going to take the opportunity to make some joke about him obviously being threatened by strong women because of his obsession with these news items. But really, I don't care enough to want to read more about politics in that thread. And it would get nasty with ad hominem attacks and name calling like it always does. So I thought it would be better to have a separate thread. To be fair, I am just as uninterested in terrydactyl's ranting about Bush and how he lost his retirement savings in NASDAQ. I disagree violently with some of my friend's political views. I just don't see the point of rehashing it endlessly on here. Maybe some people have changed their minds as a result, I don't know. So carry on, political guys. I don't care. now, will this be the 5 minute argument or the full 1/2 hour? ![]() |
| terrydactyl |
Nov 20 2007, 02:01 PM
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Nov 20 2007, 02:05 PM
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| Mark VI |
Nov 20 2007, 02:29 PM
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| terrydactyl |
Nov 20 2007, 02:53 PM
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| Mike C |
Nov 20 2007, 03:20 PM
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| Mike C |
Nov 20 2007, 03:23 PM
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You can insult me all you like. I don't really care. I am vastly brighter than you would like to believe, and I don't need to pretend I'm the Wolf Blitzer of the Noiseboard in a vague, pathetic attempt to prove it to everyone - like you. But your political reputation precedes you here. Your feigned "unbiased" commentary on the "Horse Race" are taken with a wheelbarrow of salt, which is why separating your seemingly innocuous comments on the said horse race from your standard fare of narrow minded GOP rhetoric spewing moronity is irrelevant. It's not the discussion that's important, it's the source. That said, I don't know anyone who thinks Hilary is an absolute lock for anything. Last I saw, Obama has tilted things - but then I don't beleive for a second that ANY of the Democrats have a snowballs chance in hell of winning. Some combination of Romney Guiliani will most likely win this election. Mostly because Democrats can't get their constituency to show up to the polls because too many of them are lazy, fucked up, or liars pretending to be Dems trying to get some kind of handout. The "Fear of Terr'ists" campaign on behalf of the current Admin has inflicted so much psychological damage on the weak minded constituents of the GOP in the poorer heartland states that it will be decades before they vote Democrat ever again. But then I don't spend all day scouring every political pundit site and tv show devouring every bit of speculation like you obviously do. I'd tend to find that rather tedious and to be honest, quite boring. The election is a full year away. It's like setting up a tailgate barbeque for the next superbowl before the regular season even starts. Have fun being the board's resident Political annoyance. Danny Vermin describes himself in bold type. |
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