pennyaline wrote:
>
> Is this really what "W" had in mind when he and his oily cronies invented
> this "Katrina-caused" oil emergency? What a crock of shit!
>
> In one breath they tell us that gas is so high because the bulk of our oil
> comes from overseas. In the next breath, they tell us that the price will
> skyrocket because the storm in the Gulf has halted the production of the
> bulk of our oil. How stupid do they think we are? Worse, how stupid are we
> actually?
>
>
>


1) The biggest problem is we don't really have many refineries, and I
believe the last one was built about 40 years ago.

2) A lot of that oil from overseas gets unloaded at an offshore port at
Louisiana.

-Bob

-L wrote:

> What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
> descent as well...

Sheldon's descended from German Jews. His hatred of Europeans includes
himself. He hates everything about himself, from his tiny and
perpetually-weak mind to his tiny and perpetually-flaccid penis. That's
where all the vitriol comes from; he's projecting his self-loathing onto a
delusionally-perceived "enemy" which is assigned different labels as his
attention wanders. In no way is that explanation intended as justification
for Sheldon's diatribes; he deserves a series of sharp slaps across the
face, repeated as often as necessary. Fortunately, he doesn't have long to
live.

Bob

"Bob" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> -L wrote:
>
>> What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
>> descent as well...
>
> Sheldon's descended from German Jews. His hatred of Europeans includes
> himself. He hates everything about himself, from his tiny and
> perpetually-weak mind to his tiny and perpetually-flaccid penis. That's
> where all the vitriol comes from; he's projecting his self-loathing onto a
> delusionally-perceived "enemy" which is assigned different labels as his
> attention wanders. In no way is that explanation intended as
> justification for Sheldon's diatribes; he deserves a series of sharp slaps
> across the face, repeated as often as necessary. Fortunately, he doesn't
> have long to live.
>
> Bob

I wonder how he can live in Canada if he hates Canadians!
I agree with you when you say that he doesn't have long to live!
Pandora

>
>

~patches~ wrote:
> Obfood - food & water is desperately needed in the hurricane areas.
> Please donate whatever you can. Several churches and charities
> including the Red Cross have set up drop off points. Oh and don't
> forget to donate blood if you possibly can. I'm sure there will be a
> need for it in the hurricane areas as well.

I was reading Fark.com earlier...and someone who both has worked for
the Red Cross and also was a volunteer after Andrew suggested this:
Send money *now* if you can. Wait a week or so to donate blood. Right
now what is needed is money - the need for blood will come later, and
since blood has a limited shelf-life...

The Fark.com poster also suggested that you give blood as often as
medically possible, because the need will extend way beyond this
initial crisis.

Another r.f.c-poster in this thread warned about bogus charities;
that's a sad fact of life. On Fark, a poster recommended that you stick
with known charities, such as the Red Cross...and also the Humane
Society, because so many animals were also affected. If your church is
sending volunteers, that's another option. Failing that, try calling
your local county/city government office; I know that Indianapolis is
sending in a Task Force - and if we are, I know that all y'all's towns
are! They can advise you on what charities are real also.

Lisa Ann

On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 22:56:13 -0600, Christine Dabney
> wrote:

>Speaking of Jill, and Katrina,
>
>Has anyone heard from Jill lately? I know Katrina went through
>Tennessee today....wonder if Jill has electricity or phone service?
>
>Christine

<waves from Memphis>

We're mostly ok here. It was a windy, rainy night and some trees lost
limbs or came down altogether. The power went out about midnight, but
was back up (at our house, anyway) by breakfast. There doesn't appear
to be a lot of serious damage here, just a lot of clean up work from
the leaves and whatnot.

Regards,
Tracy R.

Bob wrote:
> -L wrote:
>
> > What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
> > descent as well...
>
> Sheldon's descended from German Jews.

I figured as much.

>His hatred of Europeans includes
> himself.

As I called it.

I also noticed he chose the "black woman" icon for the RFC map.
Interesting. Maybe he secretly wants to be a black woman.

-L.

"Pandora" > wrote in message
...
>
> "~patches~" > ha scritto nel messaggio
> ...
>> Sheldon wrote:
>>
>>> jmcquown wrote:
>>>
>>>>As I previously stated, some folks will use any excuse to jump on the
>>>>political band-wagon. It's not like hurricanes didn't exist before the
>>>>current administration. We weathered that storm; we'll weather this
>>>>one.
>>>
>>>
>>> Hey Jill, of course we'll weather this storm... but don't you find it
>>> kinda strange that not one other country has offered so much as
>>> condolences, let alone offered to lend a hand (I expect no money) but
>>> utility crews, rescue teams, medics, even kitchen crews to fix
>>> sammiches and tend the stew pots? I don't find that strange at all,
>>> they all hate us. What I do find strange is how the US is ALWAYS there
>>> to help with any country's disaster... I had anything to say I'd never
>>> send so much as cent anywhere for any reason whatsoever... were any
>>> other country had folks about to drown I'd offer to **** on them,
>>> maybe.
>>>
>>> I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate canadians,
>>> mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst garbage on the
>>> planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give nothing... PARASITES!
>>> Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL of them. Europeans need
>>> drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY *******s.
>>
>> I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take great
>> offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on you.
>
> Why don't you kill this worm instead of speaking and answering to him?
> He his only a WORM
> Pandora
>>

Pandora, many have killfiled Sheldon. But when someone we like to read, for
instance, your postings - and we click on your postings and it still
includes his writings in your posting, so consequently we are still reading
it. I don't see anyway around it until people stop replying to his
posting, or unless they delete his writings on a posting before they
reply. This just isn't happening, as you can see.
Dee Dee

"zxcvbob" > wrote in message
...
> pennyaline wrote:
>>
>> Is this really what "W" had in mind when he and his oily cronies invented
>> this "Katrina-caused" oil emergency? What a crock of shit!
>>
>> In one breath they tell us that gas is so high because the bulk of our
>> oil
>> comes from overseas. In the next breath, they tell us that the price will
>> skyrocket because the storm in the Gulf has halted the production of the
>> bulk of our oil. How stupid do they think we are? Worse, how stupid are
>> we
>> actually?
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> 1) The biggest problem is we don't really have many refineries, and I
> believe the last one was built about 40 years ago.
>
> 2) A lot of that oil from overseas gets unloaded at an offshore port at
> Louisiana.
>
> -Bob

I was listening to the 'trucking' show late last night -- can't sleep - and
one of the truckers said that we'd better gas up this week, because in
Columbus/Cincinnati area instead of delivering the usual 12 (units) of gas
to each station, the stations have been rationed to 1 unit every-other-day.
Whether this is true or rumour, who knows.
Dee Dee

"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
...
> On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:43:26p, ~patches~ wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>
> > Sheldon wrote:
>
> >> I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate canadians,
> >> mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst garbage on the
> >> planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give nothing... PARASITES!
> >> Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL of them. Europeans need
> >> drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY *******s.
> >
> > I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take great
> > offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on you.
>
> I think you should know that virtually all Americans have great respect
for
> our Canadian neighbors.


As a Mexican should take offense but I don't. I can only be offended by so
many things at once. And today it has to be the foul statements coming from
the pea-brains of Europeans on another forum in which I also participate.
Their wrath and hatred of Americans in the face of the Hurricane Katrina's
devastation makes Sheldon's statement look almost kind by comparison.

They are saying almost in unison that the Americans have themselves to blame
for this hurricane for failure to stop global warming and for not signing
the Kyoto Protocol. Some are saying they hope Katrina leaves thousands of
orphans. And not one Euro shoud be sent for relief. And that they wish
there will be many more major big hurricanes to teach the US a good lesson.
They are using the public statement from Germany's minister of environment
in reference to Hurricane Katrina as the pretext for this outpouring of
anti-American venom.

This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But instead
it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones who have have
run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times the rate of
unemployment in the US?

Christine Dabney wrote:
> Speaking of Jill, and Katrina,
>
> Has anyone heard from Jill lately? I know Katrina went through
> Tennessee today....wonder if Jill has electricity or phone service?
>
> Christine

<waving from Cordova> Monday we had steady rainfall but no real storms and
not much wind at all. Pine needles blow around if you breathe hard on them.
LOL I didn't lose power and my phone works fine. It was worse here a few
years back when that freak (totally unexpected) storm blew in and knocked
out power to about 250,000 area residents for a week or two but at least we
didn't have flooding.

Jill <--whose parents evac if a hurricane heads up the east coast

"Desert Rainbow" > wrote in message
...
> As a Mexican should take offense but I don't. I can only be offended by so
> many things at once. And today it has to be the foul statements coming
> from
> the pea-brains of Europeans on another forum in which I also participate.
> Their wrath and hatred of Americans in the face of the Hurricane Katrina's
> devastation makes Sheldon's statement look almost kind by comparison.

Every country has it's Sheldons.

Liz

Pandora wrote:
> "Bob" > ha scritto nel messaggio
> ...
>> -L wrote:
>>
>>> What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of
>>> European descent as well...
>>
>> Sheldon's descended from German Jews.
>> Bob
>
> I wonder how he can live in Canada if he hates Canadians!

He doesn't live in Canada. And just because he posts something with the
subject "Hey Jill" does not mean I agree with his hatred of all other
cultures and countries; I want to make that perfectly clear.

Jill

On Tue 30 Aug 2005 10:32:34p, zxcvbob wrote in rec.food.cooking:

> 1) The biggest problem is we don't really have many refineries, and I
> believe the last one was built about 40 years ago.
>
> 2) A lot of that oil from overseas gets unloaded at an offshore port at
> Louisiana.
>
> -Bob
>

It won't help us today or tomorrow, but AZ is planning a huge new refinery.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
____________________________________________

My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four,
unless there are three other people.

Debbie wrote:
>
> "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
> ...
> | On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:34:51p, rosie wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> |
> | > It all makes me very sad. We help everyone. Where something bad happens
> | > to us, where are those we helped ? Where is the rest of the world?? We
> | > get lectures, not help..
> | > Rosie
> |
> | I was thinking that myself, but then I began to wonder if they think we're
> so
> | big and powerful that we don't actually need outside help. (The German
> | article notwithstanding.)
>
> Canadians send utility crews all the time to help when hurricanes and other
> such disasters hit. We also send fire fighters to help fight your forest
> fires. And fire fighters from our area also went to help out after 9/11.
> That is from my area.. a smaller populated area. I know that many more were
> sent from other areas as well. Sure we don't send the amount of dollars or
> perhaps even the numbers that the US sends areas.. but with 10% of your
> population it would be impossible.
>
> Debbie

And Canadian donations etc. are not widely publicized by the
media....

I do know that Americans are the most generous people in the world. We
rush to help whenever there is a tragedy. We give,-- not just dollars,
but knowhow. We send people in, often volunteers who are unpaid ( Red
Cross) We are the first to help and one of the last to leave.

What we gave to tsunami was not just dollars either. Obviously from
what you said, the rest of the world EXPECTED us to give and give , and
guess what ... We did. And when something else happens we will be there
with what ever support id needed.

Rosie

And here I am , adding on to my own post.. I have all ready donated .
Have you ?
Rosie

"jmcquown" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> Pandora wrote:
>> "Bob" > ha scritto nel messaggio
>> ...
>>> -L wrote:
>>>
>>>> What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of
>>>> European descent as well...
>>>
>>> Sheldon's descended from German Jews.
>>> Bob
>>
>> I wonder how he can live in Canada if he hates Canadians!
>
> He doesn't live in Canada. And just because he posts something with the
> subject "Hey Jill" does not mean I agree with his hatred of all other
> cultures and countries; I want to make that perfectly clear.
>
> Jill

> But I have seen that he lives in Canada in the map of Rfc'rs. Is it
> possible?
Pandora
>

~patches~ wrote:
>
> DH and I might even go and we are certainly donating clothes, food, and money.

What a friggin' pinnochio nose... those who actually donate don't talk
about it. Canucks are the most tight fisted scrooges on the planet,
they make the scots seem like santa clause. You wouldn't open your
miser purse to feed your own mother. The only thing *big* about you is
[obviously] your lying MOUTH!

Sheldon

Sheldon - the insult 'bot. :-)

"biig" > wrote in message ...
|
|
| Debbie wrote:
| >
| > "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
| > ...
| > | On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:34:51p, rosie wrote in rec.food.cooking:
| > |
| > | > It all makes me very sad. We help everyone. Where something bad
happens
| > | > to us, where are those we helped ? Where is the rest of the world??
We
| > | > get lectures, not help..
| > | > Rosie
| > |
| > | I was thinking that myself, but then I began to wonder if they think
we're
| > so
| > | big and powerful that we don't actually need outside help. (The
German
| > | article notwithstanding.)
| >
| > Canadians send utility crews all the time to help when hurricanes and
other
| > such disasters hit. We also send fire fighters to help fight your
forest
| > fires. And fire fighters from our area also went to help out after
9/11.
| > That is from my area.. a smaller populated area. I know that many more
were
| > sent from other areas as well. Sure we don't send the amount of dollars
or
| > perhaps even the numbers that the US sends areas.. but with 10% of your
| > population it would be impossible.
| >
| > Debbie
|
| And Canadian donations etc. are not widely publicized by the
| media....

No they are not, which is much how Canadians like it. Canadians do.. they
don't spend alot of time talking about it.

Debbie

Desert Rainbow wrote:
> "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
> ...
> > On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:43:26p, ~patches~ wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> >
> > > Sheldon wrote:
> >
> > >> I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate canadians,
> > >> mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst garbage on the
> > >> planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give nothing... PARASITES!
> > >> Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL of them. Europeans need
> > >> drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY *******s.
> > >
> > > I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take great
> > > offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on you.
> >
> > I think you should know that virtually all Americans have great respect
> for
> > our Canadian neighbors.
>
>
> As a Mexican should take offense but I don't. I can only be offended by so
> many things at once. And today it has to be the foul statements coming from
> the pea-brains of Europeans on another forum in which I also participate.
> Their wrath and hatred of Americans in the face of the Hurricane Katrina's
> devastation makes Sheldon's statement look almost kind by comparison.
>
> They are saying almost in unison that the Americans have themselves to blame
> for this hurricane for failure to stop global warming and for not signing
> the Kyoto Protocol. Some are saying they hope Katrina leaves thousands of
> orphans. And not one Euro shoud be sent for relief. And that they wish
> there will be many more major big hurricanes to teach the US a good lesson.
> They are using the public statement from Germany's minister of environment
> in reference to Hurricane Katrina as the pretext for this outpouring of
> anti-American venom.
>
> This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
> Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But instead
> it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones who have have
> run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times the rate of
> unemployment in the US?

It's obvious that you're concurring with that all I am guilty of is
telling the truth. And I seriously doubt you are a Mexican... you are
a Mexican citizen like I am a Lativian. It's obvious you possess the
intelligence to realize which Mexicans I'm refering to, the Mexican
government/administration & flunkys... naturally the vast body of
abject citizenry do as directed, whether pointedly or tacitly. Of
course I don't hold the vast contingency of canucks responsible...
their majority are functionally illiterate... I mean it would be like
holding the mentally deranged responsible for consuming their own
feces.

Sheldon

maxine in ri > writes:
> In the 84 hurricane that hit RI, Robert, IIRC, we were without power
> for close to a week, and it would have been longer had not the linemen
> from Canada come down to lend a hand.

You sure about the year? 84 wasn't that much of a hurricane year as
far as damage, except for Diana which hit NC.

The big one I can recall from that period that hit RI was Gloria in
1985, and then Bob in 1991.

--
Richard W Kaszeta

http://www.kaszeta.org/rich

On 31 Aug 2005 07:36:54 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote:

>
>Desert Rainbow wrote:
>> "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
>> ...
>> > On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:43:26p, ~patches~ wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>> >
>> > > Sheldon wrote:
>> >
>> > >> I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate canadians,
>> > >> mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst garbage on the
>> > >> planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give nothing... PARASITES!
>> > >> Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL of them. Europeans need
>> > >> drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY *******s.
>> > >
>> > > I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take great
>> > > offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on you.
>> >
>> > I think you should know that virtually all Americans have great respect
>> for
>> > our Canadian neighbors.
>>
>>
>> As a Mexican should take offense but I don't. I can only be offended by so
>> many things at once. And today it has to be the foul statements coming from
>> the pea-brains of Europeans on another forum in which I also participate.
>> Their wrath and hatred of Americans in the face of the Hurricane Katrina's
>> devastation makes Sheldon's statement look almost kind by comparison.
>>
>> They are saying almost in unison that the Americans have themselves to blame
>> for this hurricane for failure to stop global warming and for not signing
>> the Kyoto Protocol. Some are saying they hope Katrina leaves thousands of
>> orphans. And not one Euro shoud be sent for relief. And that they wish
>> there will be many more major big hurricanes to teach the US a good lesson.
>> They are using the public statement from Germany's minister of environment
>> in reference to Hurricane Katrina as the pretext for this outpouring of
>> anti-American venom.
>>
>> This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
>> Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But instead
>> it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones who have have
>> run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times the rate of
>> unemployment in the US?
>
>It's obvious that you're concurring with that all I am guilty of is
>telling the truth. And I seriously doubt you are a Mexican... you are
>a Mexican citizen like I am a Lativian. It's obvious you possess the
>intelligence to realize which Mexicans I'm refering to, the Mexican
>government/administration & flunkys... naturally the vast body of
>abject citizenry do as directed, whether pointedly or tacitly. Of
>course I don't hold the vast contingency of canucks responsible...
>their majority are functionally illiterate... I mean it would be like
>holding the mentally deranged responsible for consuming their own
>feces.
>
>Sheldon

Sheldon Is there anybody that you do like, other than yourself?

In article >,
"jmcquown" > wrote:

> Christine Dabney wrote:
> > Speaking of Jill, and Katrina,
> >
> > Has anyone heard from Jill lately? I know Katrina went through
> > Tennessee today....wonder if Jill has electricity or phone service?
> >
> > Christine
>
> <waving from Cordova> Monday we had steady rainfall but no real storms and
> not much wind at all. Pine needles blow around if you breathe hard on them.
> LOL I didn't lose power and my phone works fine. It was worse here a few
> years back when that freak (totally unexpected) storm blew in and knocked
> out power to about 250,000 area residents for a week or two but at least we
> didn't have flooding.
>
> Jill <--whose parents evac if a hurricane heads up the east coast

Jill,

Glad to hear you're okay and not treading water.

Stay dry!
Cindy

--
C.J. Fuller

Delete the obvious to email me

On Wed 31 Aug 2005 08:51:47a, Allan Matthews wrote in rec.food.cooking:

> On 31 Aug 2005 07:36:54 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote:
>
>>
>>Desert Rainbow wrote:
>>> "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>> > On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:43:26p, ~patches~ wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>>> >
>>> > > Sheldon wrote:
>>> >
>>> > >> I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate
>>> > >> canadians, mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst
>>> > >> garbage on the planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give
>>> > >> nothing... PARASITES! Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL
>>> > >> of them. Europeans need drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY
>>> > >> *******s.
>>> > >
>>> > > I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take
>>> > > great offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on
>>> > > you.
>>> >
>>> > I think you should know that virtually all Americans have great
>>> > respect for our Canadian neighbors.
>>>
>>>
>>> As a Mexican should take offense but I don't. I can only be offended
>>> by so many things at once. And today it has to be the foul statements
>>> coming from the pea-brains of Europeans on another forum in which I
>>> also participate. Their wrath and hatred of Americans in the face of
>>> the Hurricane Katrina's devastation makes Sheldon's statement look
>>> almost kind by comparison.
>>>
>>> They are saying almost in unison that the Americans have themselves to
>>> blame for this hurricane for failure to stop global warming and for
>>> not signing the Kyoto Protocol. Some are saying they hope Katrina
>>> leaves thousands of orphans. And not one Euro shoud be sent for
>>> relief. And that they wish there will be many more major big
>>> hurricanes to teach the US a good lesson. They are using the public
>>> statement from Germany's minister of environment in reference to
>>> Hurricane Katrina as the pretext for this outpouring of anti-American
>>> venom.
>>>
>>> This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
>>> Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But
>>> instead it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones
>>> who have have run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times
>>> the rate of unemployment in the US?
>>
>>It's obvious that you're concurring with that all I am guilty of is
>>telling the truth. And I seriously doubt you are a Mexican... you are
>>a Mexican citizen like I am a Lativian. It's obvious you possess the
>>intelligence to realize which Mexicans I'm refering to, the Mexican
>>government/administration & flunkys... naturally the vast body of
>>abject citizenry do as directed, whether pointedly or tacitly. Of
>>course I don't hold the vast contingency of canucks responsible...
>>their majority are functionally illiterate... I mean it would be like
>>holding the mentally deranged responsible for consuming their own feces.
>>
>>Sheldon
>
> Sheldon Is there anybody that you do like, other than yourself?

Ah, but you forget that Sheldon is filled with self-hatred and self-
loathing. That's the reason he lashes out at everyone else. He wants
everyone to be as miserable as he is.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
____________________________________________

Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

"Desert Rainbow" > wrote in message
...
>
> This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
> Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But
> instead
> it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones who have
> have
> run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times the rate of
> unemployment in the US?

I am ashamed of those people who are calling themselves Western
European. I can assure you they are not the norm. The people I know are
very sad for you all. We have had some similar things and we know the
heartbreak and cost

Ophelia
Scotland
>
>

"rosie" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> And here I am , adding on to my own post.. I have all ready donated .
> Have you ?
> Rosie
>

Yes!

-L. wrote:
>
> What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
> descent as well...

Descent has nothing to do with it. Unless it's Native American every
American citizen's heritage is from somewhere else. I wish yoose
idjits would stop refering to yourselves by heritage, it's
Afro-American this, Asian-American that, Euro-American whatever...
yoose all are no less ignoranuses than any blind faith religious nut.

I was born in Brooklyn, I'm 100% American.

My father and all his ancestors before him for countless generations
were from Latvia (Riga). When my father arrived in America he applied
for and became an American citizen immediately, then enlisted in the US
Navy and fought in the big WWII... he killed lots of japs, he's 100%
hero too. I never even once heard him refer to himself as anything but
American. My Mother was an orphan, thought she was born in
Czechoslovakia, but was about one year old when she was brought to
America by an American family in Baltimore (were some sort of
politicos), she never knew of or claimed any ethnicity but American. I
have no use for anyone who dilutes their American citizenry by claiming
other ethnicity... as far as I'm concerned yoose ain't any part
American... yoose either 100% American or yoose nothing... yoose scum
suckers wanna be Afro, Asian, Euro, go back where yoose think yoose
came from, ONE ****ING WAY.

Sheldon

-L. wrote:
> Bob wrote:
> > -L wrote:
> >
> > > What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
> > > descent as well...
> >
> > Sheldon's descended from German Jews.
>
> I figured as much.

My heritage has no connection to germany whatsoever.


> I also noticed he chose the "black woman" icon for the RFC map.
> Interesting. Maybe he secretly wants to be a black woman.

I never put myself on your fercocktah map, never even went to that
website. Obviously one of your ilk is a bigot. And I happen to like
black women, I like all women, so long as they're hot and have big tits
I don't care if they're chartreuse with blue freckles... and they gotta
have an IQ, which leaves you out.

Sheldon

"Dave W." > wrote in message
...
> In article >,
> "hubert liverman" > wrote:
>
> > Getting back to food, Katrina will change the economy/ecology of south
> > Mississippi,entire Louisiana delta country and further. All of the
> > hotels,restaurants,cab drivers,cooks,wait,
> > musicians,bartenders,fisherman,farmers,will be affected..etc. The
structural
> > devastation of the area may cause many property,restaurant,home
> > owner/renters,etc to seek employment else. No place to work,no
jobs,nowhere
> > to live,and no way how to hold on long enough.. This may the devastation
> > that can destroy an entire ambience,lifestyle,cuisine of an area that
should
> > be preserved at all cost. I am a fan of regional cuisine,however when we
> > loose the wonderful Creole Ladies and Mens that do their job so well,it
is a
> > sad loss indeed. This is not to denegrate in any way other regional
> > cuisines,but to exault them. Love it all..if you will.
> >
> > Merciful end to this post!
> >
> > Hubert
> > Opelika,AL
> >
> I hate "me too" posts, but ... Me too!
>
> South Louisiana is the closest coast to Arkansas and has been our
> favorite short vacation destination. Not NO, great as that city is, but
> the towns south and west. New Years a year and a half ago we spent at
> Grand Isle and the towns up the bayou. I wonder what's left of them? The
> towns and the people and the food ... unique and precious. Worth
> exalting. Love it all.
>
> Pass the hot sauce.
>
> Regards ... and stay out of the weather, Hubert,
>
> Dave W.

If Avery island has gone underwater,the only 'real' red hot sauce is
lost..- There were many places in NO that simple working 'ladies and
mens' ate that were great,if you knew of,and how to get to them. This is not
to say that one should not eat at the great resturants for starters..it is a
requirement. There are now over 50 not fortunate people at a local church
that got this far.Apparently all motels are filled to capacity. Local
restaurants have donated some meals,and the church has electricity,
television,and volunteers are helping 24 hours a day. Clothing,personal
items are coming available. Money is being collected locally. We are
sometimes 'set' in our ways here, but our hearts are expansive in times of
need.
I am trying to contact a friend on the coast who went down 2 weeks ago to
close on a new home. Another friend left the coast in May and moved into
northwest AL (their home was blown away last year)...there is more damage
there than here. The cultural and econmic map has changed forever in the
gulf coast region...it is a real loss for all.

Hubert
Oplika.AL

"Ophelia" > wrote in message
. uk...
>
> "Desert Rainbow" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
>> Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But
>> instead
>> it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones who have
>> have
>> run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times the rate of
>> unemployment in the US?
>
> I am ashamed of those people who are calling themselves Western European.
> I can assure you they are not the norm. The people I know are very sad
> for you all. We have had some similar things and we know the heartbreak
> and cost
>
> Ophelia
> Scotland
>>
I heard on the news earlier today that Germany has offered to help out.
I hear them -- "Ride of the Valkyrie"
Dee Dee

In article >,
"hubert liverman" > wrote:

> "Dave W." > wrote in message

> > I hate "me too" posts, but ... Me too!
> >
> If Avery island has gone underwater,the only 'real' red hot sauce is
> lost..- There were many places in NO that simple working 'ladies and
> mens' ate that were great,if you knew of,and how to get to them. This is not
> to say that one should not eat at the great resturants for starters..it is a
> requirement. There are now over 50 not fortunate people at a local church
> that got this far.Apparently all motels are filled to capacity. Local
> restaurants have donated some meals,and the church has electricity,
> television,and volunteers are helping 24 hours a day. Clothing,personal
> items are coming available. Money is being collected locally. We are
> sometimes 'set' in our ways here, but our hearts are expansive in times of
> need.
> I am trying to contact a friend on the coast who went down 2 weeks ago to
> close on a new home. Another friend left the coast in May and moved into
> northwest AL (their home was blown away last year)...there is more damage
> there than here. The cultural and econmic map has changed forever in the
> gulf coast region...it is a real loss for all.
>
> Hubert
> Oplika.AL

Brings tears to my eyes. We have refugees showing up here in
Fayetteville, northwest Arkansas. Its heartbreaking.

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

writes:
>I do know that Americans are the most generous people in the world. We
>rush to help whenever there is a tragedy. We give,-- not just dollars,
>but knowhow. We send people in, often volunteers who are unpaid ( Red
>Cross) We are the first to help and one of the last to leave.

How do you know that Americans are the "most" generous? Because you saw
it on American TV? Or maybe you saw it in Reader's Digest or heard it in
a speech given by Ronald Reagan. I just need a reference for my files if
that's not too much trouble.

> What we gave to tsunami was not just dollars either. Obviously from
>what you said, the rest of the world EXPECTED us to give and give , and
>guess what ... We did. And when something else happens we will be there
>with what ever support id needed.

sure... after that dude from the UN called us "stingy"

Do you remember Colin Powell explaining that the $15M pledge was "just
a down payment"? An eight-year-old could be more creative than that but
he gets partial credit for trying even though he was on his way out.

The UN ??? Well , that says it all-- right there. What has the UN ever
done ???
The UN is a worthless org, that has its Head Quarters in NY so that "
diplomats" and come to the US and ignore laws.

I have ne need to give you a reference, look it up yourself.
Rosie

Sheldon wrote:
> ~patches~ wrote:
>
>>DH and I might even go and we are certainly donating clothes, food, and money.
>
>
> What a friggin' pinnochio nose... those who actually donate don't talk
> about it. Canucks are the most tight fisted scrooges on the planet,
> they make the scots seem like santa clause. You wouldn't open your
> miser purse to feed your own mother. The only thing *big* about you is
> [obviously] your lying MOUTH!
>
> Sheldon
>

The only thing big about you is your lack of intelligence and basic
understanding of people. Do the world a favor and off yourself.
Hopefully you haven't already passed your defective genes into the pool.

shellie bigotbabie, the poster child for pond scum.


jim

Sheldon wrote:
> -L. wrote:
>
>>What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
>>descent as well...
>
>
> Descent has nothing to do with it. Unless it's Native American every
> American citizen's heritage is from somewhere else. I wish yoose
> idjits would stop refering to yourselves by heritage, it's
> Afro-American this, Asian-American that, Euro-American whatever...
> yoose all are no less ignoranuses than any blind faith religious nut.
>
> I was born in Brooklyn, I'm 100% American.
>
> My father and all his ancestors before him for countless generations
> were from Latvia (Riga). When my father arrived in America he applied
> for and became an American citizen immediately, then enlisted in the US
> Navy and fought in the big WWII... he killed lots of japs, he's 100%
> hero too. I never even once heard him refer to himself as anything but
> American. My Mother was an orphan, thought she was born in
> Czechoslovakia, but was about one year old when she was brought to
> America by an American family in Baltimore (were some sort of
> politicos), she never knew of or claimed any ethnicity but American. I
> have no use for anyone who dilutes their American citizenry by claiming
> other ethnicity... as far as I'm concerned yoose ain't any part
> American... yoose either 100% American or yoose nothing... yoose scum
> suckers wanna be Afro, Asian, Euro, go back where yoose think yoose
> came from, ONE ****ING WAY.
>
> Sheldon
>

Too bad your father was castrated before your were born. The world would
be a better place for that.


jim

Sheldon wrote:
> -L. wrote:
>
>>Bob wrote:
>>
>>>-L wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>What's your heritage, Sheldon? How how I suspect you are of European
>>>>descent as well...
>>>
>>>Sheldon's descended from German Jews.
>>
>>I figured as much.
>
>
> My heritage has no connection to germany whatsoever.
>
>
>
>>I also noticed he chose the "black woman" icon for the RFC map.
>>Interesting. Maybe he secretly wants to be a black woman.
>
>
> I never put myself on your fercocktah map, never even went to that
> website. Obviously one of your ilk is a bigot. And I happen to like
> black women, I like all women, so long as they're hot and have big tits
> I don't care if they're chartreuse with blue freckles... and they gotta
> have an IQ, which leaves you out.
>
> Sheldon
>

You have the nerve to refer to someone else as a "bigot?" Pot calling
kettle.

shelliebabie the poster child for pond scum.


jim

Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Wed 31 Aug 2005 08:51:47a, Allan Matthews wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>
>
>>On 31 Aug 2005 07:36:54 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Desert Rainbow wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
. ..
>>>>
>>>>>On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:43:26p, ~patches~ wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Sheldon wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>>I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate
>>>>>>>canadians, mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst
>>>>>>>garbage on the planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give
>>>>>>>nothing... PARASITES! Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL
>>>>>>>of them. Europeans need drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY
>>>>>>>*******s.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take
>>>>>>great offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on
>>>>>>you.
>>>>>
>>>>>I think you should know that virtually all Americans have great
>>>>>respect for our Canadian neighbors.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>As a Mexican should take offense but I don't. I can only be offended
>>>>by so many things at once. And today it has to be the foul statements
>>>>coming from the pea-brains of Europeans on another forum in which I
>>>>also participate. Their wrath and hatred of Americans in the face of
>>>>the Hurricane Katrina's devastation makes Sheldon's statement look
>>>>almost kind by comparison.
>>>>
>>>>They are saying almost in unison that the Americans have themselves to
>>>>blame for this hurricane for failure to stop global warming and for
>>>>not signing the Kyoto Protocol. Some are saying they hope Katrina
>>>>leaves thousands of orphans. And not one Euro shoud be sent for
>>>>relief. And that they wish there will be many more major big
>>>>hurricanes to teach the US a good lesson. They are using the public
>>>>statement from Germany's minister of environment in reference to
>>>>Hurricane Katrina as the pretext for this outpouring of anti-American
>>>>venom.
>>>>
>>>>This is the same level of abject ignorance, prejudice and hatred of
>>>>Americans that I would expect to be coming from the madrassas. But
>>>>instead it is coming from Western Europeans. And aren't they the ones
>>>>who have have run their own countries so well that they have 2-3 times
>>>>the rate of unemployment in the US?
>>>
>>>It's obvious that you're concurring with that all I am guilty of is
>>>telling the truth. And I seriously doubt you are a Mexican... you are
>>>a Mexican citizen like I am a Lativian. It's obvious you possess the
>>>intelligence to realize which Mexicans I'm refering to, the Mexican
>>>government/administration & flunkys... naturally the vast body of
>>>abject citizenry do as directed, whether pointedly or tacitly. Of
>>>course I don't hold the vast contingency of canucks responsible...
>>>their majority are functionally illiterate... I mean it would be like
>>>holding the mentally deranged responsible for consuming their own feces.
>>>
>>>Sheldon
>>
>>Sheldon Is there anybody that you do like, other than yourself?
>
>
> Ah, but you forget that Sheldon is filled with self-hatred and self-
> loathing. That's the reason he lashes out at everyone else. He wants
> everyone to be as miserable as he is.
>

Well then, we should all send shelliebabie our PITY. He is pitiful and
that's a fact.


shelliebabie the poster child for euthanasia


jim

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Ophelia" > wrote in message
> . uk...
> >
> > "Desert Rainbow" > wrote in message
> > ...

Snips....
>.
> > I can assure you they are not the norm. The people I know are very sad
> > for you all. We have had some similar things and we know the heartbreak
> > and cost
> >
> > Ophelia
> > Scotland
> >>
> I heard on the news earlier today that Germany has offered to help out.
> I hear them -- "Ride of the Valkyrie"
> Dee Dee

Those that understand Americans with all their faults as will as their
virtues,will respond as they can. From the sound of the Roman Legions
gradually approaching in the Pines of Rome (Respighi), to the Wagnerian
concept of the "Ladies From Hell", listen carefeully. The skirl of the
pipes,marching feet and bugle calls,indicate that in whatever manner, the
cavalry is on the way for those in need.

Hubert

"Dee Randall" > wrote in message
...

> One of my favorites:
> I was in Canada on your holiday, I think it was Boxer Day, (or your
> similar Thanksgiving day) (or our Thanksgiving Day) and went to a
> restaurant that touted 'gourmet' food. I must admit there was nothing
> that was fixed 'good enough for me.' But one thing I did enjoy was the pea
> soup. It took me a long time to research what kind of soup this was. I
> heard later it was considered Canadian's national soup. It's still a
> little difficult to find this type of pea (for me).

I would never consider pea soup the national soup of Canada. I do associate
it with the province of Québec.

Gabby