Re: OT Political

Bill Sornson said:

Tom Sherman said:

Bill Sornson said:

still me wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Nov 2007 18:02:24 -0700, "Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
>> My biggest complaint with Bush is that he doesn't play hard ball
>> (much less dirty) with these people who try over and over again to
>> destroy him. (And before you cry "Plame", Richard Armitage was a
>> CLINTON appointee, and he's the one who leaked her name to Novak.)
> No Bush doesn't play hardball - he uses (used) Rove and Cheney for
> that. But, mostly he doesn't because he walk around in a fog and
> couldn't find his ass with a map.
>
> But you've raised a good point. What hasn't Armitage been
> prosecuted? Seems like it would help ol' brainless Bush to do so.
> Karl didn't have any problems playing hardball elsewhere, funny he
> fell down on this one.
>
> The answer is obvious: the administration doesn't want it, because
> the whole affair was driven by Rove and Cheney and they don't want
> it in court.
You're a moron, but just to play along... If that were the case,
then why have they also been soft on Mr. Feinstein, Sandy Burglar,
William Jefferson (D LA), etc. etc. etc.

There's an anti-Bush shadow government in both the Justice
Department AND the State Department. It's amazing he's still
standing.

rec.bicycles.* poll:

Which Bill is whackier, Baka or Sornson?

I await your reply to Andy Muzi who answered my post (in its thread and not
starting a new one like you) in full agreement. You going to
flame/insult/bait him, too, Braveheart? (That's Usenet for [censored], in case
you're wondering.)

Note: I did not start a new thread, but changed the title to reflect its
off-topic nature. After all, does not Mr. Sornson frequently complain
about off-topic threads not being labeled "OT" in the title.

Quoted message said:

You're a ubiquitous, verbose, hateful little troll and I've seen enough.

Plonk.

Waahhhhhh! NOT. 🙂

Quoted message said:

PS: But to answer your question, here's vintage Bill Baka:

"We aren't ready for a black, even half black, that much is true.
We better never be ready for a Hispanic or we are doomed.
A woman will get in sooner or later, as will a half-black."

-- Bill Baka

Only you (and HWNMNBM maybe) would equate what I say with that.

Whoosh!

I was only equating wackiness, not saying all opinions were similar. Duh!

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

Bill Sornson said:

Tom Sherman said:

Bill Sornson said:

still me wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Nov 2007 18:02:24 -0700, "Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
>> My biggest complaint with Bush is that he doesn't play hard ball
>> (much less dirty) with these people who try over and over again to
>> destroy him. (And before you cry "Plame", Richard Armitage was a
>> CLINTON appointee, and he's the one who leaked her name to Novak.)
> No Bush doesn't play hardball - he uses (used) Rove and Cheney for
> that. But, mostly he doesn't because he walk around in a fog and
> couldn't find his ass with a map.
>
> But you've raised a good point. What hasn't Armitage been
> prosecuted? Seems like it would help ol' brainless Bush to do so.
> Karl didn't have any problems playing hardball elsewhere, funny he
> fell down on this one.
>
> The answer is obvious: the administration doesn't want it, because
> the whole affair was driven by Rove and Cheney and they don't want
> it in court.
You're a moron, but just to play along... If that were the case,
then why have they also been soft on Mr. Feinstein, Sandy Burglar,
William Jefferson (D LA), etc. etc. etc.

There's an anti-Bush shadow government in both the Justice
Department AND the State Department. It's amazing he's still
standing.

rec.bicycles.* poll:

Which Bill is whackier, Baka or Sornson?

I await your reply to Andy Muzi who answered my post (in its thread and not
starting a new one like you) in full agreement. You going to
flame/insult/bait him, too, Braveheart? (That's Usenet for [censored], in case
you're wondering.)

Note: I did not start a new thread, but changed the title to reflect its
off-topic nature. After all, does not Mr. Sornson frequently complain
about off-topic threads not being labeled "OT" in the title.

Quoted message said:

You're a ubiquitous, verbose, hateful little troll and I've seen enough.

Plonk.

Waahhhhhh! NOT. 🙂

Quoted message said:

PS: But to answer your question, here's vintage Bill Baka:

"We aren't ready for a black, even half black, that much is true.
We better never be ready for a Hispanic or we are doomed.
A woman will get in sooner or later, as will a half-black."

-- Bill Baka

Only you (and HWNMNBM maybe) would equate what I say with that.

Whoosh!

I was only equating wackiness, not saying all opinions were similar. Duh!

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.
Ted

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.
Ted

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.
Ted

LOL When it came to flaming Bill Baka, Brickson had no equal.

I think I kept a post or two...hold on a sec.

Nah.

Bill "thought I had some more choice quotes" S.
--
"Respond/don't respond. It's your choice. I do have you filtered,
though, so--at least--I won't see your e-mails. I'm just taking the
high ground (IMO) here..."
-- HWNMNBM

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.
Ted

LOL When it came to flaming Bill Baka, Brickson had no equal.

I think I kept a post or two...hold on a sec.

Nah.

Bill "thought I had some more choice quotes" S.
--
"Respond/don't respond. It's your choice. I do have you filtered,
though, so--at least--I won't see your e-mails. I'm just taking the
high ground (IMO) here..."
-- HWNMNBM

Tom Sherman said:

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

BB was an ET who unfortunately mistook a real pipe bomb for one of
his $500 piggy-bank pipes.

The mother ship came and picked up enough of what was left to start
cloning.

He'll be back.
--
zk

Tom Sherman said:

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

BB was an ET who unfortunately mistook a real pipe bomb for one of
his $500 piggy-bank pipes.

The mother ship came and picked up enough of what was left to start
cloning.

He'll be back.
--
zk

Zoot Katz said:

Tom Sherman said:

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

BB was an ET who unfortunately mistook a real pipe bomb for one of
his $500 piggy-bank pipes.

The mother ship came and picked up enough of what was left to start
cloning.

He'll be back.

Sounds plausible.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

Zoot Katz said:

Tom Sherman said:

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

BB was an ET who unfortunately mistook a real pipe bomb for one of
his $500 piggy-bank pipes.

The mother ship came and picked up enough of what was left to start
cloning.

He'll be back.

Sounds plausible.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

On Nov 4, 3:03 pm, Tom Sherman

Quoted message said:

Which Bill is whackier, Baka or Sornson?

Sornson's just another Nationalist Authoritarian American Xtianoid
that happened to get a bike. Pull the string in the back of their
necks, and the pre-programmed garbage comes out the front. Baka is/was
an excellent spinner of yarns.

On Nov 4, 3:03 pm, Tom Sherman

Quoted message said:

Which Bill is whackier, Baka or Sornson?

Sornson's just another Nationalist Authoritarian American Xtianoid
that happened to get a bike. Pull the string in the back of their
necks, and the pre-programmed garbage comes out the front. Baka is/was
an excellent spinner of yarns.

In article
<[email hidden]>,

Zoot Katz said:

Tom Sherman said:

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

Not even a practitioner.
A good practitioner entertains.
A good practitioner does not turn nasty
when his audience expresses doubt.

Franois Rabelais and Mark Twain for true practitioners.

Quoted message said:

BB was an ET who unfortunately mistook a real pipe bomb for one of
his $500 piggy-bank pipes.

The mother ship came and picked up enough of what was left to start
cloning.

He'll be back.

--
Michael Press
with an extra helping of OT

In article
<[email hidden]>,

Zoot Katz said:

Tom Sherman said:

Ted said:

I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
"Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
very dull.

Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

Not even a practitioner.
A good practitioner entertains.
A good practitioner does not turn nasty
when his audience expresses doubt.

Franois Rabelais and Mark Twain for true practitioners.

Quoted message said:

BB was an ET who unfortunately mistook a real pipe bomb for one of
his $500 piggy-bank pipes.

The mother ship came and picked up enough of what was left to start
cloning.

He'll be back.

--
Michael Press
with an extra helping of OT

Michael Press said:

In article
<[email hidden]>,

Zoot Katz said:

Tom Sherman said:

Ted wrote:
> I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
> "Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
> very dull.
Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

Not even a practitioner.
A good practitioner entertains.
A good practitioner does not turn nasty
when his audience expresses doubt.

Franois Rabelais and Mark Twain for true practitioners.

Why so dour, Mr. Press?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
Tradition is the worst rational for action.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Tom Sherman said:

Michael Press said:

In article
<[email hidden]>,

Zoot Katz said:

On Sun, 04 Nov 2007 20:40:22 -0600, Tom Sherman
<[email hidden]> wrote:

> Ted wrote:
>> I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
>> "Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
>> very dull.
> Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

Not even a practitioner.
A good practitioner entertains.
A good practitioner does not turn nasty
when his audience expresses doubt.

Franois Rabelais and Mark Twain for true practitioners.

Why so dour, Mr. Press?

Seeing someone pick at a sore puts me in a mood. Seeing
someone encouraging someone else to pick at a sore puts me
in a mood. Bill Baka wants to be believed in the worst way.

--
Michael Press

In article <[email hidden]>,

Tom Sherman said:

Michael Press said:

In article
<[email hidden]>,

Zoot Katz said:

On Sun, 04 Nov 2007 20:40:22 -0600, Tom Sherman
<[email hidden]> wrote:

> Ted wrote:
>> I miss Baka. Where are all of his outrageous claims? Did "Sorny" and
>> "Brickhead" scare him away? Bill, come back. This group is getting
>> very dull.
> Baka was a good practitioner of the American art of the tall tale.

Not even a practitioner.
A good practitioner entertains.
A good practitioner does not turn nasty
when his audience expresses doubt.

Franois Rabelais and Mark Twain for true practitioners.

Why so dour, Mr. Press?

Seeing someone pick at a sore puts me in a mood. Seeing
someone encouraging someone else to pick at a sore puts me
in a mood. Bill Baka wants to be believed in the worst way.

--
Michael Press