In article 3>, Bertie
the Bunyip <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:

>
> My admiration fro Dubya has sudenly increased.
>
>
> Bertie

er . .uh . .would you like to rephrase that?

In article 3>, Bertie
the Bunyip <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:

>
> My admiration fro Dubya has sudenly increased.
>
>
> Bertie

er . .uh . .would you like to rephrase that?

Stark > wrote in :

> In article 3>, Bertie
> the Bunyip <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:
>
>>
>> My admiration fro Dubya has sudenly increased.
>>
>>
>> Bertie
>
> er . .uh . .would you like to rephrase that?
>

Mmm, no. mean at least he has the I.F. to state that he' a swindler, a
ne'er do well and an unmitigated prick.



Bertie

Stark > wrote in :

> In article 3>, Bertie
> the Bunyip <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:
>
>>
>> My admiration fro Dubya has sudenly increased.
>>
>>
>> Bertie
>
> er . .uh . .would you like to rephrase that?
>

Mmm, no. mean at least he has the I.F. to state that he' a swindler, a
ne'er do well and an unmitigated prick.



Bertie

Stark > wrote in :

> In article 3>, Bertie
> the Bunyip <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:
>
>>
>> My admiration fro Dubya has sudenly increased.
>>
>>
>> Bertie
>
> er . .uh . .would you like to rephrase that?
>

Mmm, no. mean at least he has the I.F. to state that he' a swindler, a
ne'er do well and an unmitigated prick.



Bertie

"AbsolutelyCertain" > wrote in
:

>
> "Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message
> om...
>>
>> "AbsolutelyCertain" > wrote in message
>> > Oh, absolutely. The charm and charisma of an alcoholic frat boy
>> > failed
>> oil
>> > "tycoon" who cannot form a sentence in the English language was
>> > just
> too
>> > much for them to overcome.
>>
>> Yep, that's correct.
>>
>> I did not say Bush was a great President. only that Kerry was too
>> stiff
> for
>> most people. Unfortunately, the "best man" for the job was not
>> running
> for
>> election. Both parties could have come up with better but they
>> didn't.
>
> Their goal is not to come up with the best man. Their goal is to
> keep, or get, power, by any means possible.
>
> Thus citizens must be sent to their screens to be told what is good
> for them.
>
> Right now they both have this act down pretty well. Of course, with
> the country so evenly divided, a clever manipulation or two can swing
> the thing. With no coherent enemy out there to fight against, the best
> thing to do is to keep the citizens fighting with each other. Why
> worry about where OBL is, when the real enemy is that awful "librul"
> or that stupid "redneck" next door?
>
> Unless we let the politicians drain the constitution of all of its
> true power, eventually the republic will do a course correction and
> save itself from disaster. And thereby set in motion the next train
> wreck when the other side gets too big for its britches. It's a great
> system, really. Seriously.
>

Seen better.Really.


Bertie>

"AbsolutelyCertain" > wrote in
:

>
> "Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message
> om...
>>
>> "AbsolutelyCertain" > wrote in message
>> > Oh, absolutely. The charm and charisma of an alcoholic frat boy
>> > failed
>> oil
>> > "tycoon" who cannot form a sentence in the English language was
>> > just
> too
>> > much for them to overcome.
>>
>> Yep, that's correct.
>>
>> I did not say Bush was a great President. only that Kerry was too
>> stiff
> for
>> most people. Unfortunately, the "best man" for the job was not
>> running
> for
>> election. Both parties could have come up with better but they
>> didn't.
>
> Their goal is not to come up with the best man. Their goal is to
> keep, or get, power, by any means possible.
>
> Thus citizens must be sent to their screens to be told what is good
> for them.
>
> Right now they both have this act down pretty well. Of course, with
> the country so evenly divided, a clever manipulation or two can swing
> the thing. With no coherent enemy out there to fight against, the best
> thing to do is to keep the citizens fighting with each other. Why
> worry about where OBL is, when the real enemy is that awful "librul"
> or that stupid "redneck" next door?
>
> Unless we let the politicians drain the constitution of all of its
> true power, eventually the republic will do a course correction and
> save itself from disaster. And thereby set in motion the next train
> wreck when the other side gets too big for its britches. It's a great
> system, really. Seriously.
>

Seen better.Really.


Bertie>

"AbsolutelyCertain" > wrote in
:

>
> "Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message
> om...
>>
>> "AbsolutelyCertain" > wrote in message
>> > Oh, absolutely. The charm and charisma of an alcoholic frat boy
>> > failed
>> oil
>> > "tycoon" who cannot form a sentence in the English language was
>> > just
> too
>> > much for them to overcome.
>>
>> Yep, that's correct.
>>
>> I did not say Bush was a great President. only that Kerry was too
>> stiff
> for
>> most people. Unfortunately, the "best man" for the job was not
>> running
> for
>> election. Both parties could have come up with better but they
>> didn't.
>
> Their goal is not to come up with the best man. Their goal is to
> keep, or get, power, by any means possible.
>
> Thus citizens must be sent to their screens to be told what is good
> for them.
>
> Right now they both have this act down pretty well. Of course, with
> the country so evenly divided, a clever manipulation or two can swing
> the thing. With no coherent enemy out there to fight against, the best
> thing to do is to keep the citizens fighting with each other. Why
> worry about where OBL is, when the real enemy is that awful "librul"
> or that stupid "redneck" next door?
>
> Unless we let the politicians drain the constitution of all of its
> true power, eventually the republic will do a course correction and
> save itself from disaster. And thereby set in motion the next train
> wreck when the other side gets too big for its britches. It's a great
> system, really. Seriously.
>

Seen better.Really.


Bertie>

So, that kid offed himself at Ground Zero today n protest of the election.

My local (Chicago) TV station said the issue was how he got into a resricticted
area.

So, that kid offed himself at Ground Zero today n protest of the election.

My local (Chicago) TV station said the issue was how he got into a resricticted
area.

So, that kid offed himself at Ground Zero today n protest of the election.

My local (Chicago) TV station said the issue was how he got into a resricticted
area.

>So, that kid offed himself at Ground Zero today n protest of the election.
>
>My local (Chicago) TV station said the issue was how he got into a
>resricticted
>area.
>

As Kurt Vonnegut once put it, "Maybe you can find some neat way to die, too!"