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promoting "smart growth"
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------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free software - Baxter Codeworks www.baxcode.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message ... "Baxter" wrote in message ... - "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message ... "Baxter" wrote in message ... "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message ... "Baxter" wrote in message ... "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message .. . "Baxter" wrote in message ... Do stay on track - the issue is whether we spend hundreds of billions of dollars on Iraqi's or whether we spend a tenth of that on our own people. (and yes, there are reports that elections are not particularly fair in LA.) Then why did you bring up your feeling that the people of Louisiana are somehow downtrodden in a way that Mississippians aren't? Your question is nonsensical. Obviously you don't have an answer then. No, your question is nonsensical in this context. Your question might be more appropriate in context with the US Attorneys firings that are in the news. I see you've learned one of George Conklin's less admirable techniques...If someone disagrees with you or questions you further, declare the comment/question irrelevant, drivel, or nonsensical. Nice :-) Then suppose you detail that relevance for us? That's what I was asking you to do. Let's see - you want *me* to explain the relelavance of *your* response?! That's the sort of thing Conklin does. |
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promoting "smart growth"
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------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free software - Baxter Codeworks www.baxcode.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "george conklin" wrote in message link.net... That's for sure. From a man whose job used to be cutting down our forests, What do you gain from lies like this, georgie porgie? You've been told again and again that I've not cut a single tree in any of our forests. but seems unemployed now. I'm supposed to be retired - but I have my own company and am working harder than ever -- or at least it seems that way. Next time you get nailed by one of those radar speed signs, think of me. |
#873
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promoting "smart growth"
"Baxter" wrote in message ... - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free software - Baxter Codeworks www.baxcode.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message ... "Baxter" wrote in message ... - "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message ... "Baxter" wrote in message ... "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message ... "Baxter" wrote in message ... "Amy Blankenship" wrote in message .. . "Baxter" wrote in message ... Do stay on track - the issue is whether we spend hundreds of billions of dollars on Iraqi's or whether we spend a tenth of that on our own people. (and yes, there are reports that elections are not particularly fair in LA.) Then why did you bring up your feeling that the people of Louisiana are somehow downtrodden in a way that Mississippians aren't? Your question is nonsensical. Obviously you don't have an answer then. No, your question is nonsensical in this context. Your question might be more appropriate in context with the US Attorneys firings that are in the news. I see you've learned one of George Conklin's less admirable techniques...If someone disagrees with you or questions you further, declare the comment/question irrelevant, drivel, or nonsensical. Nice :-) Then suppose you detail that relevance for us? That's what I was asking you to do. Let's see - you want *me* to explain the relelavance of *your* response?! That's the sort of thing Conklin does. No, I want you to explain why you think your feeling that the people of New Orleans are somehow uniquely downtrodden has anything to do with the topic of this threat or even this forum as a whole. And as an aside, do you have any direct experience of the area that was hit by Katrina to base your reaction on? |
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Iraq responsibility was promoting "smart growth"
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------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free software - Baxter Codeworks www.baxcode.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Matthew T. Russotto" wrote in message t... Fantasy. Utter fantasy. Remove the US occupation and you still have left every grudge, every grievance, every complaint that one Iraqi group has against another, not to mention the complaints they have with Iraq's neighbors (and Iraq's neighbors likely ambitions in Iraq). The idea that Iraq is filled with reasonable people turned to radicalism by the US occupation is simply a fairy tale. Leave them to work out their own problems. Or do you think we should be a Nanny State? |
#875
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Occidental CEO got more than $400 million in 2006
On Apr 12, 4:12 pm, "donquijote1954"
wrote: On Apr 9, 9:40 pm, "di" wrote: "donquijote1954" wrote in message roups.com... Lions and monkeys don't want the same. Lions dream of big and pompous. Monkeys are more into practical, fun things like bikes, motorcycles and EVs. And they are beautiful, just not pompous. The only areawhere you are #1 is in ribbons... http://blogorelli.typepad.com/photos...ed/ribbons.gif This doesn't make any sense at all to me, I guess you need to explain it. But then again, not much you ever say makes much sense. So many bumper stickers and ribbons on SUVs... I guess they want to show their support for the troops but keep burning gas like supporting terrorism. Or perhaps they just want to hide the latter fact. Anyway, this their latest bumper sticker... http://www.toppun.com/ProductImages/.../What-SUV-Woul... I saw a cool one last week. It was one of thiese bumper stickers: http://www.goats.com/store/rfv.html It was, obviously, on a Subaru. |
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Occidental CEO got more than $400 million in 2006
"Pat" wrote in message oups.com... On Apr 12, 4:12 pm, "donquijote1954" wrote: On Apr 9, 9:40 pm, "di" wrote: "donquijote1954" wrote in message roups.com... Lions and monkeys don't want the same. Lions dream of big and pompous. Monkeys are more into practical, fun things like bikes, motorcycles and EVs. And they are beautiful, just not pompous. The only areawhere you are #1 is in ribbons... http://blogorelli.typepad.com/photos...ed/ribbons.gif This doesn't make any sense at all to me, I guess you need to explain it. But then again, not much you ever say makes much sense. So many bumper stickers and ribbons on SUVs... I guess they want to show their support for the troops but keep burning gas like supporting terrorism. Or perhaps they just want to hide the latter fact. Anyway, this their latest bumper sticker... http://www.toppun.com/ProductImages/.../What-SUV-Woul... I saw a cool one last week. It was one of thiese bumper stickers: http://www.goats.com/store/rfv.html It was, obviously, on a Subaru. That's plain silly. Republicans don't even let their children watch Harry Potter, because they believe it might lead them to believe in magic. |
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Iraq responsibility was promoting "smart growth"
On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 20:28:57 -0700, "Baxter"
wrote: - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free software - Baxter Codeworks www.baxcode.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Matthew T. Russotto" wrote in message et... Fantasy. Utter fantasy. Remove the US occupation and you still have left every grudge, every grievance, every complaint that one Iraqi group has against another, not to mention the complaints they have with Iraq's neighbors (and Iraq's neighbors likely ambitions in Iraq). The idea that Iraq is filled with reasonable people turned to radicalism by the US occupation is simply a fairy tale. Leave them to work out their own problems. Or do you think we should be a Nanny State? See, only the US is full of compassionate peaceful folks. Everyone one else is hateful and cruel. They need us to keep them from fighting each other. The good old White Man's Burden. There was never any plan nor intention to leave. That is the bottom line. |
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Iraq responsibility was promoting "smart growth"
On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 09:28:01 -0400, dgk wrote:
On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 20:28:57 -0700, "Baxter" wrote: - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free software - Baxter Codeworks www.baxcode.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Matthew T. Russotto" wrote in message t... Fantasy. Utter fantasy. Remove the US occupation and you still have left every grudge, every grievance, every complaint that one Iraqi group has against another, not to mention the complaints they have with Iraq's neighbors (and Iraq's neighbors likely ambitions in Iraq). The idea that Iraq is filled with reasonable people turned to radicalism by the US occupation is simply a fairy tale. Leave them to work out their own problems. Or do you think we should be a Nanny State? See, only the US is full of compassionate peaceful folks. Everyone one else is hateful and cruel. They need us to keep them from fighting each other. The good old White Man's Burden. There was never any plan nor intention to leave. That is the bottom line. Although I think we're wrong to be in Iraq, even I think there was a plan to leave one day. -- Bob in CT |
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"Republicans Love Dick"
On Apr 13, 12:21 am, "Pat" wrote:
On Apr 12, 4:12 pm, "donquijote1954" wrote: On Apr 9, 9:40 pm, "di" wrote: "donquijote1954" wrote in message roups.com... Lions and monkeys don't want the same. Lions dream of big and pompous. Monkeys are more into practical, fun things like bikes, motorcycles and EVs. And they are beautiful, just not pompous. The only areawhere you are #1 is in ribbons... http://blogorelli.typepad.com/photos...ed/ribbons.gif This doesn't make any sense at all to me, I guess you need to explain it. But then again, not much you ever say makes much sense. So many bumper stickers and ribbons on SUVs... I guess they want to show their support for the troops but keep burning gas like supporting terrorism. Or perhaps they just want to hide the latter fact. Anyway, this their latest bumper sticker... http://www.toppun.com/ProductImages/.../What-SUV-Woul... I saw a cool one last week. It was one of thiese bumper stickers:http://www.goats.com/store/rfv.html It was, obviously, on a Subaru.- Sorry but couldn't find that one. Only found this... "Jesus Loves Dick" Sticker, but I guess you can put "Republicans Love Dick" and still makes sense. |
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