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Someone disable FastPaste's RSS reader!
That is all.
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I'm just so fking tired of hearing stupidity being spewed out by Pat...Come on down from whatever exalted planet U live on PAT...We will even let you wear your TIN FOIL HAT PAT>>..
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Here's a third vote.
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Yawn, what do you Bush'ist bedwetters really want?
Naw, just kidding, y'all ain't getting it. In more ways than one. Some people never learn. 
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04-12-2006, 02:53 PM
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'FastPaste' LOL Good one.
How about the ignore feature? I see this post as tacit approval from the so-called Bushists. Pat didn't need the encouragement but then you all knew that.
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Eric - that is a good one! Bravo lad.
I thought I cured him with a steady pounding of a dozen or so articles C/Pd on one of his rants - guess not. I would even the guy points for paraphrasing or soemthing but the C/P is like standing on a bar stool and reading an article from a mag rag. Where is the talent in that? Maybe Cool Chick could pull it off cuz she has some sweet gams and a tight caboose but pastewaste is sport'n a midlife spread and a knurly attitude. it ain't gitt'n it done
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He calls us bedwetters but there is a reason that he is hoping that someone wets the bed.
He really likes handling the bedpans...
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Mike,
..."sweet gams and a tight caboose".. You mean to say you have pics the rest of us have not seen ??? Or better yet - videos ??? What ever - share !!!
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Pat is ok. Sometimes, when he agrees with me. he is right.
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From another post I just made on Mul.
In defense of FastPat, his analysis of the Civil War and Lincoln I thought was quite good. How many of you were taugh in school that slavery was protected by the Constitution, and that the northern states and the Federal government tried many times to ban it without an amendment, and that the Supreme Court ruled a number of times that Congress, nor the Court could unilaterally ban the holding of slaves? And that the North and the Feds goaded the south into the war with blockades of southern harbors to compel the slave-holding states to change what could not be done legislatively or through the courts? I certainly wasn't taught that. I learned it from an original set of "The Rise and Fall of the Confederacy" by Jefferson Davis (books that I inherited). Also that the Emancipation Proclamation had no effect in law (Executive order freeing the slaves) it was a publicity gimmick, that's why we needed the 14th amendment, and at that time many of the slave-holders were compensated for taking of their "property". You may not like something you read, and find it distaseful, but it doesn't make it not true. Whether Lincoln was a good or bad president is certainly subject to debate, but it should be debated with all the facts on the table, not just the politically correct ones. Remember, the victors write the history books!
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