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  1. Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

  2. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

    Let's give Carl Rove a "November to Remember"! ;-)

  3. Ozark Bicycle said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

    Let's give Carl Rove a "November to Remember"! ;-)

    Saw Rove and Cheney on TV, Most memorable quote from Cheney, when asked
    about lack of public support for the Iraq mess, "it doesn't
    matter'...those who forget the mistakes of the past and going to repeat
    them. Iraq really is arabic for VietNam, another civil war we should
    have not entered into.

  4. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Ozark Bicycle said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

    Let's give Carl Rove a "November to Remember"! ;-)

    Saw Rove and Cheney on TV, Most memorable quote from Cheney, when asked
    about lack of public support for the Iraq mess, "it doesn't
    matter'

    Cheney's arrogance is stunning, isn't it?

    ....those who forget the mistakes of the past and going to repeat

    Quoted message said:

    them. Iraq really is arabic for VietNam, another civil war we should
    have not entered into.

  5. Ozark Bicycle said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Ozark Bicycle said:

    Qui si parla Campagnolo wrote:
    > Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

    Let's give Carl Rove a "November to Remember"! ;-)

    Saw Rove and Cheney on TV, Most memorable quote from Cheney, when asked
    about lack of public support for the Iraq mess, "it doesn't
    matter'

    Cheney's arrogance is stunning, isn't it?

    He'll be thinking of you when he's on his canned hunt today. Which sums
    it up nicely. I've been hunting a couple times and fishing more than a
    few, and can't imagine why anybody would want to go and shoot virtually
    domesticated animals. That's just simple killing for pleasure. It ain't
    hunting. It is about power and ego. Sums it up, don't it?

    Quoted message said:


    ...those who forget the mistakes of the past and going to repeat

    Quoted message said:

    them. Iraq really is arabic for VietNam, another civil war we should
    have not entered into.

    Oh, come on now! Isn't it better to be killed by your neighbor because
    you believe the third prophet had a sixth toe, and this makes you
    blasphemous, instead of fearing a brutal dictator? Remember that
    freedom isn't free! Flag flag flag flag flag.

  6. Welcome madam speaker.

  7. Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Yep, has the guy that works at the shop just scared [censored]...pretty
    funny. He should be scared [censored] of more of the same. I want to see
    Pelosi take the gavel..and then see Rush's, Bill O's, Sean Hannity's
    face...

  8. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Yep, has the guy that works at the shop just scared [censored]...pretty
    funny. He should be scared [censored] of more of the same. I want to see
    Pelosi take the gavel..and then see Rush's, Bill O's, Sean Hannity's
    face...

    Yeah, Pelosi will be a great speaker. I can't wait. I think that she'll
    certainly lose a little bit of her partisanship when she steps up. I
    don't get what the talking heads are so freaked about. They're all
    winking and whispering about "San Francisco values". Ohhh, what the
    heck does that mean? Living wages and great cheese boutiques? Oh NO!
    Frightening indeed! Beats Hastert's Strip Mall Values any day of the
    week.

  9. Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Oughtta be good for [censored] 'n giggles.

    (Hey, maybe she'll invite her NAMBLA parade-mate to sit in the gallery
    during the SOTU! Good thing the pages are TOO OLD for him.)

    Bill "they started it, Mom" S.

  10. Bill Sornson said:
    Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Oughtta be good for [censored] 'n giggles.

    (Hey, maybe she'll invite her NAMBLA parade-mate to sit in the gallery
    during the SOTU! Good thing the pages are TOO OLD for him.)

    Why do you draw a connection between Pelosi and a group promoting
    adolescent-adult male sexual relationships? I know of no evidence to
    this. If you have some, please share it. Otherwise feel free to put
    away your bucket of [censored], or come tommorrow, us reasonable folk will
    dump it on your head. You've had a nice friendly warning.

    Run along now and get back to your hating. We big folks got real work
    to do. Nice knee pants, by the way.

  11. Quoted message said:

    Yep, has the guy that works at the shop just scared [censored]...pretty
    funny. He should be scared [censored] of more of the same. I want to see
    Pelosi take the gavel..and then see Rush's, Bill O's, Sean Hannity's
    face...

    Peter: If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend "V for Vendetta." It's
    the movie that 1984 should have been, and has one of the all-time great
    lines-

    "People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be
    afraid of their people."

    I spent a bit of time trying to find where they stole that line from, but it
    appears to be original.

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Yep, has the guy that works at the shop just scared [censored]...pretty
    funny. He should be scared [censored] of more of the same. I want to see
    Pelosi take the gavel..and then see Rush's, Bill O's, Sean Hannity's
    face...

  12. Mike Jacoubowsky said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yep, has the guy that works at the shop just scared [censored]...pretty
    funny. He should be scared [censored] of more of the same. I want to see
    Pelosi take the gavel..and then see Rush's, Bill O's, Sean Hannity's
    face...

    Peter: If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend "V for Vendetta." It's
    the movie that 1984 should have been, and has one of the all-time great
    lines-

    "V" is a very good film. And very "on topic" for the US today. It
    played to a mostly empty house (on opening weekend) in this very
    Baptist and Republican area. ;-(

    Quoted message said:

    "People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be
    afraid of their people."

    I spent a bit of time trying to find where they stole that line from, but it
    appears to be original.

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Yep, has the guy that works at the shop just scared [censored]...pretty
    funny. He should be scared [censored] of more of the same. I want to see
    Pelosi take the gavel..and then see Rush's, Bill O's, Sean Hannity's
    face...

  13. "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

    Remember, vote early and vote often!!! (Mayor Daley of Chicago) ;-)

    Chas.

  14. * * Chas said:

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!

    Remember, vote early and vote often!!! (Mayor Daley of Chicago) ;-)

    IIRC, the quote was from James Michael Curley, Mayor of Boston and,
    later, Governor of Massachusetts. Curley's political "machine" would
    pick up drunks, homeless, vagrants, etc., give them some $ and
    transport them around the voting precincts of Boston, pulling the lever
    again and again for The Mayor.

    Curley was a role model for Daley.

    Quoted message said:


    Chas.

  15. Ozark Bicycle said:
    Doug Taylor said:
    Bill Sornson said:

    Oughtta be good for [censored] 'n giggles.

    (Hey, maybe she'll invite her NAMBLA parade-mate to sit in the gallery
    during the SOTU! Good thing the pages are TOO OLD for him.)

    Do you realize that you and your neocon Christian whack job friends
    are a minority in this country and are the laughingstock of the entire
    world? Put it into perspective: if "reality" is defined as majority
    rule perception, then on a global perspective you and your ilk are
    nothing more than an obscure, tiny, and very very crazy lunatic
    fringe.

    Unlike the lunatic fringe in the middle east, with their 14th century
    educations, terrorists, homicide bombers,and IED's, your fringe just
    so happens to be in charge of the current, but not so certainly
    future, most powerful country in the world. If the Republican Party,
    which tolerates you in their midst, isn't decisively voted out of
    control of at least one branch of Congress today, this country will be
    written off by civilized cultures world wide as a lost cause.

    The first GW Bush election was accepted by the rest of the world for
    what is was: a tragic confluence of reaction against Bill Clinton's
    libido, the insufferable hubris of Ralph Nader, and the hypocritical
    flip flop of the "state's rights" ultra conservative majority of the
    Supreme Court.

    Let's not forget the limited campaigning skills of Al Gore. Who else
    could have let an utterly unqualified bozo like Dim Dub get close
    enough to steal the election? Clinton, if constitutionally eligible,
    would have handed Dim Dub his ass and made him wear it as a hat.

    http://static.flickr.com/4/6863699_a030c9a290_o.jpg

  16. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!


    I figure any way it comes out, I lose.

    I fear the D's and despise the R's. So who to vote for?

  17. Bill Sornson said:
    Diablo Scott said:

    Welcome madam speaker.

    Oughtta be good for [censored] 'n giggles.

    (Hey, maybe she'll invite her NAMBLA parade-mate to sit in the gallery
    during the SOTU! Good thing the pages are TOO OLD for him.)


    A few months of Dimwit Nancy will cure this country. Unfortunately,
    we've nowhere to go. The D's long ago proved to me that they are the
    party of despair. Then at least I had the R's to think may have a better
    idea.

    The past 6 years have proved to me that the R's are at least as bad. I
    find the D serving NMBLA to be no worse than those that the R's serve.

    -paul

  18. landotter said:
    Ozark Bicycle said:
    Doug Taylor said:

    On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 18:23:46 GMT, "Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Oughtta be good for [censored] 'n giggles.
    >
    >(Hey, maybe she'll invite her NAMBLA parade-mate to sit in the gallery
    >during the SOTU! Good thing the pages are TOO OLD for him.)

    Do you realize that you and your neocon Christian whack job friends
    are a minority in this country and are the laughingstock of the entire
    world? Put it into perspective: if "reality" is defined as majority
    rule perception, then on a global perspective you and your ilk are
    nothing more than an obscure, tiny, and very very crazy lunatic
    fringe.

    Unlike the lunatic fringe in the middle east, with their 14th century
    educations, terrorists, homicide bombers,and IED's, your fringe just
    so happens to be in charge of the current, but not so certainly
    future, most powerful country in the world. If the Republican Party,
    which tolerates you in their midst, isn't decisively voted out of
    control of at least one branch of Congress today, this country will be
    written off by civilized cultures world wide as a lost cause.

    The first GW Bush election was accepted by the rest of the world for
    what is was: a tragic confluence of reaction against Bill Clinton's
    libido, the insufferable hubris of Ralph Nader, and the hypocritical
    flip flop of the "state's rights" ultra conservative majority of the
    Supreme Court.

    Let's not forget the limited campaigning skills of Al Gore. Who else
    could have let an utterly unqualified bozo like Dim Dub get close
    enough to steal the election? Clinton, if constitutionally eligible,
    would have handed Dim Dub his ass and made him wear it as a hat.

    http://static.flickr.com/4/6863699_a030c9a290_o.jpg

    LOL!!

  19. Paul Cassel said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!


    I figure any way it comes out, I lose.

    I fear the D's and despise the R's. So who to vote for?

    Which eye do you want to poke that sharp stick into? ;^)

  20. Paul Cassel said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Or don't complain about the people that end up in office!!


    I figure any way it comes out, I lose.

    I fear the D's and despise the R's. So who to vote for?

    I have a Harold Ford Jr. yard sign and bumper sticker if ya know what I
    mean. I also think he's a pretentious power hungry pandering horses ass
    whose stands on the issues are contrary to mine. But he's not the local
    GOP choice, who's even more power mad and corrupt.

    You should vote Democratic, unless you have a really good Republican
    choice, as this vote is about restoring checks and balances to
    government. Hold your nose if you have to.

    If you don't fear the Republicans at this point in the 12 year journey,
    I can't help you brotha. And to think it all started with a little
    Newt. Magical.

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