Originally posted by ale1552I know.
The writing was very good, Mike. Yes, I have been venting a little and find it amusing. But, you know what? I think they are dead serious! The hatred and venom are alarming. But that is why they are in the other camp....a group of miserable whiners who hate their country and everyone who thinks independently. All goose-stepping in time to their own drum-beat....mind-numbed robots without souls.
My wife laughs at me when my old dog deliberately steps in my way when I am trying to make time on a job. I yell at the old beast "Get out of the road when I'm walkin Dog!" and she sort of does.
Big Steps and Li'l uns.
I can't stand to have things and people stepping in front of me while I'm trying to do things and get things done.
Big Steps and Li'l uns.
I take big steps and avoid cities every chance I get because cities seem to breed rats.
Originally posted by StarValleyWyI was a city dweller for only ten years. Out here in rural America people look out for each other. Makes no difference what church we attend or if we don't attend any....what political party we belong to, if we are rich or poor, young or old....we all have value and care about each other. When I first moved here I once parked along a county road waiting for the school bus so that I could pick up my daughter instead of having her ride all the way home. Not a single car going by on the main highway kept on going when they saw me at that intersection. Everyone of them turned and came alongside me and asked if I was having car trouble. Not one of them knew me either. The man from California can scoff all he wants, but this is the way life should be.
I know.
My wife laughs at me when my old dog deliberately steps in my way when I am trying to make time on a job. I yell at the old beast "Get out of the road when I'm walkin Dog!" and she sort of does.
Big Steps and Li'l uns.
I can't stand to have things and people stepping in front of me while I'm trying to do things and get things done.
B ...[text shortened]...
I take big steps and avoid cities every chance I get because cities seem to breed rats.
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Originally posted by StarValleyWyyou forgot to mention how paddy o'bomber went back in time to alter his genetic codes to become sort of non-white, to further his political ambition. presumably using secret commie technology 😕
I feel for you.
On the McCain hand you have a total creep who got himself shot down during war to further his political ambition.
On the Obomber hand you have a commie who's goal is to destroy America.
Good luck. May the force be with you.
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One issue that was brought up was how to fix entitlement programs like Social Security. The comment was made that if you think the current credit crisis is bad, you ain't seen noth'in yet!! The current crisis pales in comparison to what is looming over the horizen when these go bust. I have to say I was glad that both acknowledged these facts, or at least seemed to. So the question remains, does anyone think either one of the jokers have the desire or ability to fix these issues or are we all doomed?
Originally posted by StarValleyWyMy god, you've moved on from posting hot air a few years ago to posting the equivalent of wet farts.
I feel for you.
On the McCain hand you have a total creep who got himself shot down during war to further his political ambition.
On the Obomber hand you have a commie who's goal is to destroy America.
Good luck. May the force be with you.
Apparently age does not imply wisdom.
Originally posted by ale1552Yeah, agreed with you here.
I was a city dweller for only ten years. Out here in rural America people look out for each other. Makes no difference what church we attend or if we don't attend any....what political party we belong to, if we are rich or poor, young or old....we all have value and care about each other. When I first moved here I once parked along a county road waiting fo ...[text shortened]... me either. The man from California can scoff all he wants, but this is the way life should be.
Originally posted by StarValleyWy*stands up and applauds loudly; throws coins from his balcony to the stage*
That is because the people of the dust have always been able to patiently examine every issue.
I went for a walk one morning at about 4 AM in the far outskirts of Bombay... or Mumbai as you say.
Alone except for the merchants setting their stuff in their place, each looking at me like I was from Mars, I stopped and talked to these people like me. ...[text shortened]... laughing with them and we were united in thought.
So McCain to look good? No surprise here.
Bravisimo! Bravisimo! More! More! That is the funniest thing I've ever read on this site. 😉
Originally posted by whodeyYou should prepare yourself for Social Security taxes that are going to be a third higher than what you currently pay.
One issue that was brought up was how to fix entitlement programs like Social Security. The comment was made that if you think the current credit crisis is bad, you ain't seen noth'in yet!! The current crisis pales in comparison to what is looming over the horizen when these go bust. I have to say I was glad that both acknowledged these facts, or at least ...[text shortened]... either one of the jokers have the desire or ability to fix these issues or are we all doomed?
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Originally posted by ivanhoeThat is funny because i thought the same thing but opposite sides, especially when I heard Tom and NBC was doing the question selecting of what was asked. He did manage to keep Obamas character issues at bay.
... it wasn't a debate. The candidates answered the usual questions. Obama was in for a debate though, but the McCain campaign team made certain beforehand this would not happen.
But one thing I did find amusing was that when asked in what order they would fix the big 3, Obama didn't even mention the entitlements instead he threw in healthcare.
Also when asked if Iran attacked Israel would you wait for approval from the UN before sending troops, McCain answered no and Obama didn't even say he would send any with or without approval.
Originally posted by torch71I noticed the same thing. From what I saw McCain is campaining in realities. Obama seems to have these huge plans but fails to see how they can't be implamented.
That is funny because i thought the same thing but opposite sides, especially when I heard Tom and NBC was doing the question selecting of what was asked. He did manage to keep Obamas character issues at bay.
But one thing I did find amusing was that when asked in what order they would fix the big 3, Obama didn't even mention the entitlements instead he t ...[text shortened]... oops, McCain answered no and Obama didn't even say he would send any with or without approval.
Its the same as if I campaigned that I will give 1 million dollars to every houshold in America. Just don't ask how I will make it happen. This campaign is nothing more than a popularity contest. It seems to have very little to do with realistic policy implamentation.