On Jul 26, 3:45*pm, "Nexis" > wrote:
> "dsi1" > wrote in message
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> > Nexis wrote:
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> >> That's because Dave is going by the highly edited version posted by some
> >> jackass on a seperate site. Because of his inability to tell the
> >> difference between that site and the NPR site, and between the actual
> >> article and the posters ignorant commentary, he's made himself look like
> >> a blithering fool.
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> >> They live in a tiny place 40 miles outside of the city (Toledo), and with
> >> the way fuel has doubled in the last couple years, that would make a huge
> >> impact on transportation, a concent Dave is unable to grasp.
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> >> The fact is, Dave took one look at these women and felt he knew all there
> >> was to know about them because they are obese. In his eyes, that means
> >> they simply MUST be lazy pigs who pop out kids and expect others to foot
> >> the bill. It doesn't matter that the article disproves those ideas...just
> >> that he believes them, so don't f*ck him up with the truth.
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> >> kimberly
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> > Remind me to never get on your bad side. :-)
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> > dave but not that Dave...
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> LOL! I'm really not a mean person...I just have precious little tolerance
> for ignorance and cruelty. Dave went on in several posts, talking about
> these women as if he knew their life story, ridiculing them, mocking them,
> and trashing them for something they never even said. That's just stupid,
> isn't it?
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> kimberly

You have a low tolerance for ignorance because you're an idealistic
type. We can both agree that piling assumptions atop of assumptions is
dumb but mostly I find the comments amusing. Guess I'm a fatalistic
cynic. Anyway, I'm gonna try real hard to stay on your good side if
you don't mind... :-)