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This is well-worth reading
The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a
businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is sick and tired of the way that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals these days. It is a great read! ____ Maybe you're a Republican??? In today's America, ask a growing number of high school and college students; their teachers and professors; the self-anointed media elite and/or hard working men and women of all ethnicitie s, the question, "What is a Republican?", and you'll be told "... a rich, greedy, egotistical individual, motivated only by money and the desire to accumulate more and more of it, at the expense of the environment. the working poor .....and all whom they exploit..." I am a Republican .. I am none of those things ... and I don't know any Republicans who are. WHAT I AM. first and foremost, is a loving husband of some 52 plus years, the father of four and an American who's proud of his country...and his country's heritage WHAT I AM . is the grandson of immigrants who risked every-thing, including their lives and those of their children, to escape tyranny in search of freedom. WHAT I AM .. is a man who grew up during the Depression and witnessed , first hand, the effects of the Stock Market crash and the soup lines that followed. I watched as both my parents and grand parents, who had very little themselves, share what food they had with a half dozen other families, who had even less. WHAT I AM . is someone who worked his way through college by holding down three and four jobs at a time and then used that education to build a better life. WHAT I AM .. is a husband who, at age 24, started his own business for the "privilege" of working 60, 70 and 80 hours a week, risking everything I had, including my health, in search of a better life for myself and my loved ones. WHAT I AM . is a businessman whose blood, sweat and tears.... and plenty of them..., made it possible for me to provide a secure living, not only for my family and myself, but also for literally hundreds of my employees throughout the years. Employees, who in turn, were able to buy their own homes, raise their own families and give back to their communities and their country. WHAT I AM .. is a man who believes in God; a God who has blessed this country... and all for which it stands. WHAT I AM .. is someone who knows, if you doubt miracles exist in today's world, you need only to look into the face of those who received them .. and the eyes of those who give them. WHAT I AM .. is an American who's proud that his President embraces a belief in God; proud of a President who understands, as "politically incorrect" as it may be, there is evil in this world and for the security and safety of all freedom loving people everywhere, it must be confronted... and it must be defeated. WHAT I AM . is an American who takes comfort in the knowledge that our President refuses to allow decisions concerning the very safety and security of this nation, to be governed by the political whims of foreign governments. WHAT I AM .. is tired of hearing from leading Democrats who see only negativity in America; racism in her people; class warfare in her society and "political incorrectness" in her character. WHAT I AM .. is a former democrat who now understands that it is the soldier and not the reporter that guarantees us our freedoms of press, speech and dissent. WHAT I AM .. is a husband and father who believes in the sanctity of marriage and the preservation of the family unit. WHAT I AM .. is a ex-movie goer who is repulsed by those insecure,socially inept, elementary thinking, ego-inflated "entertainers" who have appointed themselves "experts" in the fields of national security and geo-politics and then use their forum to attack this nation, its leaders and its actions.... much to the delight and encouragement of our enemies. WHAT I AM .. is an American who understands the difference between "censorship" and "choice". Evidently, these individuals do not, because when these same "celebrities" receive public ridicule for their offensive actions, the first thing they yell is "Censorship!". What they seem incapable of understanding is... the right of free speech and dissent is shared equally by those offended... as well as those who offend. I support and will continue to support those films and performers whom I choose to and refuse to support those I don't. It is my right as an American a right I will continue to enthusiastically exercise. WHAT I AM .. is a voter, tired of politicians, who, every time their voting records are subjected to public scrutiny, try to divert attention from their political and legislative failures by accusing their opponents of "attack ads" and "negative campaigning".... and the news media who allow them to get away with it. WHAT I AM ... is a Catholic who loves his God and his Faith... and who's been taught to respect all religions whose teachings are based in love, peace and charity. As such, I am embarrassed and ashamed of those individuals, in both private and public life, whose decisions and actions are devoid of any sense of character or morals; individuals who are only driven by what's best for them ... rather than what's right ... often times at the expense of many .... including our national security. WHAT I AM .. is a realist who understands that the terrorist attack that murdered hundreds of innocent Russian children could have occurred here, in our heartland. That's why I sincerely believe America needs now, more than ever, a President who sees with a clear and focused vision and who speaks with a voice when heard by both friend and foe alike, is understood, respected and believed. WHAT I AM .. is eternally grateful to Ronald Reagan for having the bravery to speak out against Communism and the courage of his convictions in leading the fight to defeat it; and George W. Bush for the vision, courage, conviction and leadership he has shown in America's war on terrorism amidst both the constant and vicious, personal and political attacks both he and his family are made to endure. WHAT I AM .. is a human being, full of numerous faults and failures, but a man nonetheless, who, though not always successful, has continually strived to do "what's right" instead of "what's easy". A man who is challenging the religious leaders of all faiths, to not only preach to their congregations the fundamentals of "what's right" and "what's wrong", but to also then hold them accountable for their actions in both the public and private sectors. WHAT I AM .. is disgusted with the Courts who, on one hand, call the murder of a pregnant woman a "double homicide" but then refer to the abortion of her baby as, "pro-choice". WHAT I AM .. is someone deeply troubled by a political party which embraces a candidate whose primary "leadership" qualities center around his protesting of the Vietnam war and his labeling the honorable men and women who fought in it, (50,000 of whom gave their lives in that action), as rapists, and war criminals. (John Kerry). That same political party then stepped forward this year to block the appearance of a true Vietnam war hero, retired Admiral and former United States Senator, Jeremiah Denton, (a man who spent seven years and seven torturous months in a North Vietnam prison), from speaking before an open session of the California legislature as part of that state's 4th of July celebration. The reason Democrats gave for refusing to allow this American hero to speak before their state legislature was because of the "conservative" nature of his views. As an American, that troubles me deeply ....as well it should you. (Are you listening Mr. B?) WHAT I AM .. is a man who feels the need to spend, ONE HUNDRED &FOUR THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED &FIFTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($104, 655.60, tax paid) of his own money, to purchase this advertisement, in order to set the story straight. Some may say this money would have been better spentfeeding the world's poor. At the risk of sounding self-serving, as an American and as a Republican, for the last six decades of my life, I have done exactly that... and more. Following the examples of my parents and grand parents, I have used my earnings to feed the poor, shelter the homeless, provide housing for the elderly and medical care for the sick..... and continue to do so... and I'm not alone in that work. WHAT I AM .. is someone who is paying for this announcement, at my sole expense, in hopes of opening the eyes of those led blindly by ill-informed elements of our great nation, who, through either ignorance, or malicious intent, repeatedly attack and belittle those of us who belong to a political party that holds true to the belief, "... the rights of the governed, exceed the power of the government". For those interested, I am speaking only as a tax-paying individual who is in no way associated with The Republican National Committee, nor with any of its directors, or delegates. WHAT I AM .. is a man who understands, "the American way of life" is a message of self-empowerment for all. WHAT I AM .. is an American who is grateful that our nation gives each of us the opportunity of self-determination and the right to benefit from the fruits of self achievement. WHAT I AM .. is an American who wants to preserve that way of life for all who seek it. WHAT I AM .. is blessed to be an American.... and proud to be a Republican |
nancree forwarded:
> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is > sick > and > tired of the way that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals > these > days. It is > a great read! > ____ <snip political manifesto> It would have been a LOT easier to read the forwarded self-aggrandizing twaddle if you'd bothered to format it so that the text didn't have all those line breaks at inappropriate places. Please think about netiquette before pushing the "Send" button. Bob |
nancree > wrote in message
oups.com... > The following full page ad was placed in the Washington > Post by a businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. He > paid $104,655.60 to run the ad [snip remaining bullshit] He should have added in another US$44.40 for someone else to ghost write it. That work he would have been proud of, not the ad he blew his life savings on. The Ranger The Ranger |
No, it isn't.
But it works very well as liberal propaganda. At least, for readers who aren't aware that there are liberals who are as whiny as this conservative. -- Dan Goodman Journal http://www.livejournal.com/users/dsgood/ Clutterers Anonymous unofficial community http://www.livejournal.com/community/clutterers_anon/ Decluttering http://decluttering.blogspot.com Predictions and Politics http://dsgood.blogspot.com All political parties die at last of swallowing their own lies. John Arbuthnot (1667-1735), Scottish writer, physician. |
> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr.
> He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is Just think of how many people he could have helped with that money instead of ****ing it away in an advertisement. What kind of idiot would throw THAT kind of money down the toilet and then claim to be a self-made businessman? Drivel-pure drivel. He should have donated that money to a homeless shelter or soup kitchen and done something IMPORTANT with it instead of acting like a spoiled child. He certainly doesn't do anything to improve my opinion of Repugnatcans. chula |
> wrote in message ups.com... >> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. >> He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is > > Just think of how many people he could have helped with that money > instead of ****ing it away in an advertisement. What kind of idiot > would throw THAT kind of money down the toilet and then claim to be a > self-made businessman? A republican. Drivel-pure drivel. He should have donated > that money to a homeless shelter or soup kitchen and done something > IMPORTANT with it instead of acting like a spoiled child. > > He certainly doesn't do anything to improve my opinion of Repugnatcans. > > chula > |
In article .com>,
"nancree" > wrote: > The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. Jeez, there's GOT to be an appropriate group for this. In a quick skim or it, I didn't find a recipe or anything to do with cooking or food. -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/01/05 Sam I Am! |
On Wed 06 Jul 2005 05:20:27p, nancree wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. He paid $104,655.60 to run > the ad and only did it because he is sick and tired of the way > that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals these days. It is > a great read! My dad was a self-made man, forced to leave home at the age of 13 by an abusive mother. He travelled several hundred miles to a prep school he had read about in a magazine, where he managed to talk the headmaster into letting him attend classes by working at the school for his room and board. From there he worked his way through college and graduate school, earning 3 master's degrees and a PhD. Later he travelled 'round the world on a tramp steamer and eventually started his own business. He never received or asked for a dime from anyone, but he prospered. My dad never wrote an ad or an editorial about himself. He knew his own self-worth and needed no one else to tell him who he was. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day. Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974 --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0527-0, 07/04/2005 Tested on: 7/6/2005 6:11:02 PM avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2005 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com |
On Wed 06 Jul 2005 06:02:12p, Melba's Jammin' wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> In article .com>, > "nancree" > wrote: > >> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a >> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > > Jeez, there's GOT to be an appropriate group for this. In a quick skim > or it, I didn't find a recipe or anything to do with cooking or food. What? You didn't see the egg that was about to be on his face? He probably did either. :-) -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day. Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974 --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0527-0, 07/04/2005 Tested on: 7/6/2005 6:14:03 PM avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2005 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com |
On 7 Jul 2005 03:15:00 +0200, Wayne Boatwright
> wrote: >On Wed 06 Jul 2005 05:20:27p, nancree wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a <snip> >My dad never wrote an ad or an editorial about himself. He knew his own >self-worth and needed no one else to tell him who he was. That's very nice Wayne but please don't encourage nancree's political drivel. For some reason she thinks that rfc is her personal political soapbox and is unwilling to take it to a more suitable newsgroup. Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself! |
On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 20:02:12 -0500, Melba's Jammin'
> wrote: >In article .com>, >"nancree" > wrote: > >> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a >> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > >Jeez, there's GOT to be an appropriate group for this. In a quick skim >or it, I didn't find a recipe or anything to do with cooking or food. We've been through this with nancree in the past. She won't post her political drivel in a more suitable group. Apparently she figures she's accomplishing something here. Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself! |
> wrote in message > > He certainly doesn't do anything to improve my opinion of Repugnatcans. > > chula Nor have you done anything to improve my opinion of whiny liberals. None of your business what he does with his money. Is America great or what? |
On Wed 06 Jul 2005 06:34:33p, Curly Sue wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On 7 Jul 2005 03:15:00 +0200, Wayne Boatwright > > wrote: > >>On Wed 06 Jul 2005 05:20:27p, nancree wrote in rec.food.cooking: >> >>> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > <snip> >>My dad never wrote an ad or an editorial about himself. He knew his own >>self-worth and needed no one else to tell him who he was. > > That's very nice Wayne but please don't encourage nancree's political > drivel. For some reason she thinks that rfc is her personal political > soapbox and is unwilling to take it to a more suitable newsgroup. > > Sue(tm) > Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself! > OK, Sue. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day. Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974 --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0527-0, 07/04/2005 Tested on: 7/6/2005 6:57:43 PM avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2005 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com |
nancree wrote:
> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he > is sick > and > tired of the way that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals > these > days. It is > a great read! > ____ > No, it's not. Jill |
nancree wrote: > The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is > sick > and > tired of the way that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals > these > days. It is > a great read! > ____ Is this some new definition of "well-worth" or "great read" that I'd previously been unaware of? |
nancree wrote:
>> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a >> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. >> He paid $104,655.60 to run the I remember reading something very similar to this (not in this newsgroup). Wish I could put my finger on it. Makes me suspect that either it is recycled material or plagiarized material. Debbie |
What a stoopid worthless cnut you are.
<PLONK!> -- Best Greg "nancree" > wrote in message oups.com... > The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is > sick > and > tired of the way that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals > these > days. It is > a great read! > ____ > > Maybe you're a Republican??? > In today's America, ask a growing number of high school and > college > students; their teachers and professors; the self-anointed > media > elite > and/or hard working men and women of all ethnicitie s, the > question, > "What > is a Republican?", and you'll be told "... a rich, greedy, > egotistical > individual, motivated only by money and the desire to > accumulate > more and > more of it, at the expense of the environment. the working poor > ....and all > whom they exploit..." > I am a Republican .. I am none of those things ... and I don't > know > any > Republicans who are. > WHAT I AM. first and foremost, is a loving husband of some 52 > plus > years, > the father of four and an American who's proud of his > country...and > his > country's heritage > WHAT I AM . is the grandson of immigrants who risked > every-thing, > including > their lives and those of their children, to escape tyranny in > search > of > freedom. > WHAT I AM .. is a man who grew up during the Depression and > witnessed , > first hand, the effects of the Stock Market crash and the soup > lines > that > followed. I watched as both my parents and grand parents, who > had > very > little themselves, share what food they had with a half dozen > other > families, who had even less. > WHAT I AM . is someone who worked his way through college by > holding > down > three and four jobs at a time and then used that education to > build > a better > life. > WHAT I AM .. is a husband who, at age 24, started his own > business > for the > "privilege" of working 60, 70 and 80 hours a week, risking > everything I had, > including my health, in search of a better life for myself and > my > loved > ones. > WHAT I AM . is a businessman whose blood, sweat and tears.... > and > plenty of > them..., made it possible for me to provide a secure living, > not > only for > my family and myself, but also for literally hundreds of my > employees > throughout the years. Employees, who in turn, were able to buy > their > own > homes, raise their own families and give back to their > communities > and their > country. > WHAT I AM .. is a man who believes in God; a God who has > blessed > this > country... and all for which it stands. > WHAT I AM .. is someone who knows, if you doubt miracles exist > in > today's > world, you need only to look into the face of those who > received > them .. > and the eyes of those who give them. > WHAT I AM .. is an American who's proud that his President > embraces > a belief > in God; proud of a President who understands, as "politically > incorrect" as > it may be, there is evil in this world and for the security and > safety of > all freedom loving people everywhere, it must be confronted... > and > it must > be defeated. > WHAT I AM . is an American who takes comfort in the knowledge > that > our > President refuses to allow decisions concerning the very safety > and > security > of this nation, to be governed by the political whims of > foreign > governments. > WHAT I AM .. is tired of hearing from leading Democrats who see > only > negativity in America; racism in her people; class warfare in > her > society > and "political incorrectness" in her character. > WHAT I AM .. is a former democrat who now understands that it > is the > soldier > and not the reporter that guarantees us our freedoms of press, > speech and > dissent. > WHAT I AM .. is a husband and father who believes in the > sanctity of > marriage and the preservation of the family unit. > WHAT I AM .. is a ex-movie goer who is repulsed by those > insecure,socially > inept, elementary thinking, ego-inflated "entertainers" who > have > appointed > themselves "experts" in the fields of national security and > geo-politics and > then use their forum to attack this nation, its leaders and its > actions.... > much to the delight and encouragement of our enemies. > WHAT I AM .. is an American who understands the difference > between > "censorship" and "choice". Evidently, these individuals do not, > because when > these same "celebrities" receive public ridicule for their > offensive > actions, the first thing they yell is "Censorship!". What they > seem > incapable of understanding is... the right of free speech and > dissent is > shared equally by those offended... as well as those who > offend. I > support > and will continue to support those films and performers whom I > choose to and > refuse to support those I don't. It is my right as an American > a > right I > will continue to enthusiastically exercise. > WHAT I AM .. is a voter, tired of politicians, who, every time > their > voting > records are subjected to public scrutiny, try to divert > attention > from their > political and legislative failures by accusing their opponents > of > "attack > ads" and "negative campaigning".... and the news media who > allow > them to get > away with it. > WHAT I AM ... is a Catholic who loves his God and his Faith... > and > who's > been taught to respect all religions whose teachings are based > in > love, > peace and charity. As such, I am embarrassed and ashamed of > those > individuals, in both private and public life, whose decisions > and > actions > are devoid of any sense of character or morals; individuals who > are > only > driven by what's best for them ... rather than what's right ... > often times > at the expense of many .... including our national security. > WHAT I AM .. is a realist who understands that the terrorist > attack > that > murdered hundreds of innocent Russian children could have > occurred > here, in > our heartland. That's why I sincerely believe America needs > now, > more than > ever, a President who sees with a clear and focused vision and > who > speaks > with a voice when heard by both friend and foe alike, is > understood, > respected and believed. > WHAT I AM .. is eternally grateful to Ronald Reagan for having > the > bravery > to speak out against Communism and the courage of his > convictions in > leading > the fight to defeat it; and George W. Bush for the vision, > courage, > conviction and leadership he has shown in America's war on > terrorism > amidst > both the constant and vicious, personal and political attacks > both > he and > his family are made to endure. > WHAT I AM .. is a human being, full of numerous faults and > failures, > but a > man nonetheless, who, though not always successful, has > continually > strived > to do "what's right" instead of "what's easy". A man who is > challenging the > religious leaders of all faiths, to not only preach to their > congregations > the fundamentals of "what's right" and "what's wrong", but to > also > then hold > them accountable for their actions in both the public and > private > sectors. > WHAT I AM .. is disgusted with the Courts who, on one hand, > call the > murder > of a pregnant woman a "double homicide" but then refer to the > abortion of > her baby as, "pro-choice". > WHAT I AM .. is someone deeply troubled by a political party > which > embraces > a candidate whose primary "leadership" qualities center around > his > protesting of the Vietnam war and his labeling the honorable > men and > women > who fought in it, (50,000 of whom gave their lives in that > action), > as > rapists, and war criminals. (John Kerry). That same political > party > then > stepped forward this year to block the appearance of a true > Vietnam > war > hero, retired Admiral and former United States Senator, > Jeremiah > Denton, (a > man who spent seven years and seven torturous months in a North > Vietnam > prison), from speaking before an open session of the California > legislature > as part of that state's 4th of July celebration. The reason > Democrats gave > for refusing to allow this American hero to speak before their > state > legislature was because of the "conservative" nature of his > views. > As an > American, that troubles me deeply ....as well it should you. > (Are > you > listening Mr. B?) > WHAT I AM .. is a man who feels the need to spend, ONE HUNDRED > &FOUR > THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED &FIFTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($104, > 655.60, tax > paid) > of his own money, to purchase this advertisement, in order to > set > the story > straight. Some may say this money would have been better > spentfeeding the > world's poor. At the risk of sounding self-serving, as an > American > and as a > Republican, for the last six decades of my life, I have done > exactly > that... > and more. Following the examples of my parents and grand > parents, I > have > used my earnings to feed the poor, shelter the homeless, > provide > housing for > the elderly and medical care for the sick..... and continue to > do > so... and > I'm not alone in that work. > WHAT I AM .. is someone who is paying for this announcement, at > my > sole > expense, in hopes of opening the eyes of those led blindly by > ill-informed > elements of our great nation, who, through either ignorance, or > malicious > intent, repeatedly attack and belittle those of us who belong > to a > political > party that holds true to the belief, "... the rights of the > governed, exceed > the power of the government". For those interested, I am > speaking > only as a > tax-paying individual who is in no way associated with The > Republican > National Committee, nor with any of its directors, or > delegates. > WHAT I AM .. is a man who understands, "the American way of > life" is > a > message of self-empowerment for all. > WHAT I AM .. is an American who is grateful that our nation > gives > each of us > the opportunity of self-determination and the right to benefit > from > the > fruits of self achievement. > WHAT I AM .. is an American who wants to preserve that way of > life > for all > who seek it. > WHAT I AM .. is blessed to be an American.... and proud to be a > Republican > |
Curly Sue wrote: > We've been through this with nancree in the past. She won't post her > political drivel in a more suitable group. Apparently she figures > she's accomplishing something here. Yup Sue, it's called "getting into more folks' killfiles"... -- Best Greg |
Go **** Bush, nancree. **** him long and hard. He needs it, and so do
you. LOL |
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 17:37:37 -0700, "The Ranger"
> connected the dots and wrote: ~nancree > wrote in message roups.com... ~> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington ~> Post by a businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. He ~> paid $104,655.60 to run the ad ~[snip remaining bullshit] ~ ~He should have added in another US$44.40 for someone else to ghost write ~it. That work he would have been proud of, not the ad he blew his life ~savings on. ~ ~The Ranger He has a right to say whatever he pleases, and if he pays for the privilige, have it printed in the newspaper as an ad. He sounds like the sort of people I work with, "who believe in God and Senator Dodd and putting old Castro down" and have no desire to think for themselves about what the political decisions being made have to do with them. And I doubt that's his life savings. http://www.supraalloys.com/PressRelease.htm maxine in ri |
nancree wrote:
> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. > He paid $104,655.60 to run the ad and only did it because he is > sick > and > tired of the way that "The Rich" are portrayed by liberals > these > days. It is > a great read! No. It isn't. It's self-congratulatory bullshit. Maybe tell him to stand next to my roses. I bet they'll grow big and tall. Pastorio |
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maxine in ri wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 17:37:37 -0700, "The Ranger" > > connected the dots and wrote: > > ~nancree > wrote in message > roups.com... ~> The > following full page ad was placed in the Washington ~> Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. He ~> paid $104,655.60 to run > the ad ~[snip remaining bullshit] ~ ~He should have added in another > US$44.40 for someone else to ghost write ~it. That work he would have > been proud of, not the ad he blew his life ~savings on. ~ ~The Ranger > > He has a right to say whatever he pleases, and if he pays for the > privilige, have it printed in the newspaper as an ad. He sounds like > the sort of people I work with, "who believe in God and Senator Dodd > and putting old Castro down" and have no desire to think for > themselves about what the political decisions being made have to do > with them. And that's the final problem, isn't it? My experience with these folks is that they're only too happy to say, "I ain't no fool, I'm a goin' to school, and I'm working in a defense plant." They live in a world of distant principles and far-off cataclysms where they know how best you should live, but their hands are tidy. > And I doubt that's his life savings. > http://www.supraalloys.com/PressRelease.htm Pity. It would mean no more such smug twaddle. Pastorio |
On Wed 06 Jul 2005 09:26:23p, Melba's Jammin' wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> New potatoes are in; green peas are in. This is good. > > * Exported from MasterCook Mac * > > Slovak Pea and Potato Soup > > Recipe By : Mom, posted yet again to r.f.c. by Barb Schaller 7-6-05 > Serving Size : 4 Preparation Time :0:00 > Categories : Slovensky Recepty > > Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method > -------- ------------ -------------------------------- > 2 quarts water > 2 cups diced potatoes > 1/3 cup chopped FRESH parsley > 1 teaspoon salt > 10 ounce pkg frozen peas (or 2 cups fresh) > 3 tablespoons butter > 1/3 cup minced onion > 2 tablespoons flour > > Bring water to boil; add potatoes, parsley and salt and cook for 10 > minutes. Stir in peas. Brown onion in butter, stir in flour and brown > lightly (this mixture is called "zaprashka"); stir into soup to thicken > slightly. Cook until peas are done. > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - > NOTES : Cheap to make and very tasty! A lenten favorite. Barb, I'm so glad you posted this! My ex's mother used to make this and I love it, but never managed to find out what she put in it. She was the one who taught me about zaprashka. :-) I'm going to make this after work tomorrow. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day. Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974 --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0527-0, 07/04/2005 Tested on: 7/6/2005 9:32:26 PM avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2005 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com |
Melba's Jammin' wrote:
> Slovak Pea and Potato Soup > > Recipe By : Mom, posted yet again to r.f.c. by Barb Schaller 7-6-05 > Serving Size : 4 Preparation Time :0:00 > Categories : Slovensky Recepty > > Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method > -------- ------------ -------------------------------- > 2 quarts water > 2 cups diced potatoes > 1/3 cup chopped FRESH parsley > 1 teaspoon salt > 10 ounce pkg frozen peas (or 2 cups fresh) > 3 tablespoons butter > 1/3 cup minced onion > 2 tablespoons flour > > Bring water to boil; add potatoes, parsley and salt and cook for 10 > minutes. Stir in peas. Brown onion in butter, stir in flour and brown > lightly (this mixture is called "zaprashka"); stir into soup to thicken > slightly. Cook until peas are done. > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - > NOTES : Cheap to make and very tasty! A lenten favorite. I bet this would be even better (though no longer "lenten") if you used ham broth instead of water. Bob |
"Bob" > ha scritto nel messaggio ... > Melba's Jammin' wrote: > >> Slovak Pea and Potato Soup >> >> Recipe By : Mom, posted yet again to r.f.c. by Barb Schaller 7-6-05 >> Serving Size : 4 Preparation Time :0:00 >> Categories : Slovensky Recepty >> >> Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method >> -------- ------------ -------------------------------- >> 2 quarts water >> 2 cups diced potatoes >> 1/3 cup chopped FRESH parsley >> 1 teaspoon salt >> 10 ounce pkg frozen peas (or 2 cups fresh) >> 3 tablespoons butter >> 1/3 cup minced onion >> 2 tablespoons flour >> >> Bring water to boil; add potatoes, parsley and salt and cook for 10 >> minutes. Stir in peas. Brown onion in butter, stir in flour and brown >> lightly (this mixture is called "zaprashka"); stir into soup to thicken >> slightly. Cook until peas are done. >> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - >> NOTES : Cheap to make and very tasty! A lenten favorite. > > > I bet this would be even better (though no longer "lenten") if you used > ham broth instead of water. > > Bob I think you are a very good chef! The broth made with ham bone, is very very savoury, but perhaps too salted and fat. I'll try to make this soup because I picked up some peas from my vegetable garden! Cheers Pandora > > |
Food For Thought wrote: > Go **** Bush, nancree. **** him long and hard. He needs it, and so do > you. LOL Damn, I actually LOL'ed! This guy did more for the left than any other single-handed, repub dickshit, Joe Nobody in the last 10 years or so. -L. |
nancree wrote: > The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a > businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. <snip> WHAT I AM is a rather annoyed ng reader who has to wonder about the integrity and sense of a person who deliberately posts divisive political material in a cooking ng. Very trollish behavior. Senseless. Mac |
That's one way to get your Vent published.
Andy |
Pandora replied:
> "Bob" > ha scritto nel messaggio > ... >> Melba's Jammin' wrote: >> >>> Slovak Pea and Potato Soup >>> >>> Recipe By : Mom, posted yet again to r.f.c. by Barb Schaller 7-6-05 >>> Serving Size : 4 Preparation Time :0:00 >>> Categories : Slovensky Recepty >>> >>> Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method >>> -------- ------------ -------------------------------- >>> 2 quarts water >>> 2 cups diced potatoes >>> 1/3 cup chopped FRESH parsley >>> 1 teaspoon salt >>> 10 ounce pkg frozen peas (or 2 cups fresh) >>> 3 tablespoons butter >>> 1/3 cup minced onion >>> 2 tablespoons flour >>> >>> Bring water to boil; add potatoes, parsley and salt and cook for 10 >>> minutes. Stir in peas. Brown onion in butter, stir in flour and brown >>> lightly (this mixture is called "zaprashka"); stir into soup to thicken >>> slightly. Cook until peas are done. >>> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - >>> NOTES : Cheap to make and very tasty! A lenten favorite. >> >> >> I bet this would be even better (though no longer "lenten") if you used >> ham broth instead of water. >> >> Bob > > I think you are a very good chef! > The broth made with ham bone, is very very savoury, but perhaps too salted > and fat. I'll try to make this soup because I picked up some peas from my > vegetable garden! Thank you for the very kind compliment, but I would never call myself a chef: Those hard-working and talented people who *deserve* to be called "chef" received extensive training for the privilege of that title. By contrast, I have received no training at all. I just know how to prepare food that I like. Regarding the amount of salt in the soup, I'd certainly expect to omit the teaspoon of salt if I were using ham broth, and maybe I'd dilute the broth with some water or I'd increase the amount of potatoes being used. If you're concerned about fat in the broth, you can always chill it and scrape the fat off the top before you begin cooking with it. Personally, I think the fat adds a great deal of flavor, and I'd probably leave it in. Bob |
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> wrote: > Melba's Jammin' wrote: > > Slovak Pea and Potato Soup (particulars snipped) > > NOTES : Cheap to make and very tasty! A lenten favorite. > I bet this would be even better (though no longer "lenten") if you > used ham broth instead of water. > Bob Dunno, Bob. :-0) I often add a bit of chicken base (powder) to the liquid when I'm cooking the spuds. -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/01/05 Sam I Am! |
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> wrote: > On Wed 06 Jul 2005 09:26:23p, Melba's Jammin' wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > New potatoes are in; green peas are in. This is good. > > > > * Exported from MasterCook Mac * > > > > Slovak Pea and Potato Soup > > > > Recipe By : Mom, posted yet again to r.f.c. by Barb Schaller 7-6-05 > > Serving Size : 4 Preparation Time :0:00 > > Categories : Slovensky Recepty > > > > Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method > > -------- ------------ -------------------------------- > > 2 quarts water > > 2 cups diced potatoes > > 1/3 cup chopped FRESH parsley > > 1 teaspoon salt > > 10 ounce pkg frozen peas (or 2 cups fresh) > > 3 tablespoons butter > > 1/3 cup minced onion > > 2 tablespoons flour > > > > Bring water to boil; add potatoes, parsley and salt and cook for 10 > > minutes. Stir in peas. Brown onion in butter, stir in flour and brown > > lightly (this mixture is called "zaprashka"); stir into soup to thicken > > slightly. Cook until peas are done. > > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - > > NOTES : Cheap to make and very tasty! A lenten favorite. > > Barb, I'm so glad you posted this! My ex's mother used to make this > and I love it, but never managed to find out what she put in it. She > was the one who taught me about zaprashka. :-) I'm going to make > this after work tomorrow. Well, I don't know about your former MIL, but this is the way Mom made it. Cheap was the key here. I know that Mom didn't use any chicken broth/bouillon cube/chicken base, but I sometimes do. The most important of the seasoning, besides the zaprashka, is the FRESH parsley. Don't even *think* about using dried parsley. -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/01/05 Sam I Am! |
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nancree > wrote: > WHAT I AM .. is a former democrat who now understands that it > is the > soldier > and not the reporter that guarantees us our freedoms of press, > speech and > dissent. Ah. So the pen is NOT mightier than the sword. Pass the ammo. |
"Bob" > ha scritto nel messaggio ... > > Thank you for the very kind compliment, but I would never call myself a > chef: Ok. So a connoisseur! Those hard-working and talented people who *deserve* to be called > "chef" received extensive training for the privilege of that title. By > contrast, I have received no training at all. I just know how to prepare > food that I like. You are too humble! > > Regarding the amount of salt in the soup, I'd certainly expect to omit the > teaspoon of salt if I were using ham broth, and maybe I'd dilute the broth > with some water or I'd increase the amount of potatoes being used. Because you are a connoisseur :))) Good! > > If you're concerned about fat in the broth, you can always chill it and > scrape the fat off the top before you begin cooking with it. Yes, we could! Personally, I > think the fat adds a great deal of flavor, and I'd probably leave it in. ....if you aren't on a diet... Yes fat is better! See you later Bob! Pandora |
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"Bob" > wrote: <snip> > > a great read! > > ____ > <snip political manifesto> > > It would have been a LOT easier to read the forwarded self-aggrandizing > twaddle if you'd bothered to format it so that the text didn't have all > those line breaks at inappropriate places. Please think about netiquette > before pushing the "Send" button. > > Bob If the troll gave a happy rat's rear end about netiquette it wouldn't have pushed the "Send" button at all. Regards, Dave W. -- Living in the Ozarks For email, edu will do. Regardless of what doesn't happen, there's always someone who knew it wouldn't. R. Henry |
maxine in ri > wrote in message
... > On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 17:37:37 -0700, "The Ranger" > connected the dots and wrote: > ~ nancree > wrote in message oups.com... > ~ > The following full page ad was placed in the Washington > ~ > Post by a businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. He > ~ > paid $104,655.60 to run the ad > ~ [snip remaining bullshit] > ~ > ~ He should have added in another US$44.40 for someone else > ~ to ghost write it. That work he would have been proud of, not > ~ the ad he blew his life savings on. > ~ > He has a right to say whatever he pleases, and if he pays for the > privilige, have it printed in the newspaper as an ad. He sounds > like the sort of people I work with, "who believe in God and > Senator Dodd and putting old Castro down" and have no desire > to think for themselves about what the political decisions being > made have to do with them. I agree with you (although it might not sound like it.) He does have the right to waste his money and spew his nonsensical dogma however he likes. He also has the right to stop thinking while others continue to make decisions that his short-term thinking blinds him to his future. > And I doubt that's his life savings. > http://www.supraalloys.com/PressRelease.htm That's disturbing... The Ranger |
Debbie wrote:
> nancree wrote: > >>>The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a >>> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. >>> He paid $104,655.60 to run the > > > I remember reading something very similar to this (not in this newsgroup). > Wish I could put my finger on it. Makes me suspect that either it is > recycled material or plagiarized material. > > Debbie > It ran in the Washington Post on Wednesday, October 20th, 2004 and has been freely circulating on the Internet since then. Best regards, Bob |
Gregory Morrow wrote: > Curly Sue wrote: > > > We've been through this with nancree in the past. She won't post her > > political drivel in a more suitable group. Apparently she figures > > she's accomplishing something here. > > > Yup Sue, it's called "getting into more folks' killfiles"... Yeah, I that was it for me, in she goes. Brian |
nancree wrote: No, it isn't worth reading. At the very least you could have put OT in the heading so we'd have known not to click on it. -aem |
zxcvbob wrote:
>> Debbie wrote: >>> nancree wrote: >>> >>>>> The following full page ad was placed in the Washington Post by a >>>>> businessman named George J. Esseff, Sr. >>>>> He paid $104,655.60 to run the >>> >>> >>> I remember reading something very similar to this (not in this >>> newsgroup). Wish I could put my finger on it. Makes me suspect >>> that either it is recycled material or plagiarized material. >>> >>> Debbie >>> >> >> >> It ran in the Washington Post on Wednesday, October 20th, 2004 and >> has been freely circulating on the Internet since then. >> Thanks, glad to know my memory isnt' 100% faulty! :-) Debbie |
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