Algore's Grand Dad

[Jim Richards]

You and Byron sure have this lite in the loafers love of big colorful fonts. Whassup with that?

Glad you made it OK. We need our easy targets here on PPOT.

[nostatic]

no we don't

[Mule]

I know you have this vision of yourself as some foil of me. That is just one more thing you are confused about. The colors are to make things easier to understand for the comprehensionally challenged, ie you. Is that some nutless way of calling me a ******? Dude, you better go back to single A for a few years before you take another crack at the big leagues. Maybe you & tabs could get a group deal for lame poster rehab or maybe a course in cool. I'm just saying.

[dipso]

Originally Posted by Mule

Just got in from a 500 mi drive. Clear as a bell. How 'bout you?

Long way to the liquor store?

[Jim Richards]

Originally Posted by nostatic

no we don't

OK, you're the boss.

[dipso]

Just to be fair. Look up Prescott bush and his dealings with the nazi party.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Anyone thinking that mankind doesn't do harm to the environment needs his/her head examined.

I'll come over your place and take a nice steamy crap in your drinking water. Then tell me humans have no impact on the environment, k? Multiply by 6,000,000,000. Twice a day. Now you'll (maybe) start to get the picture.

[Seric]

Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile

Anyone thinking that mankind doesn't do harm to the environment needs his/her head examined.

I'll come over your place and take a nice steamy crap in your drinking water. Then tell me humans have no impact on the environment, k? Multiply by 6,000,000,000. Twice a day. Now you'll (maybe) start to get the picture.

Jesus, relax.


I didn't say humans don't harm the planet, I was just making a comparison on what we do, compared to what the Earth's natural processes do. People really need to separate the whole "Planet is dying" from "Our environment is dying" crap. That was my point.

[teenerted1]

Originally Posted by Mule

I have just discovered that Algore's grand dad, Jedediah Algore tried unsuccessfully to instigate hay & oat conservation. He knew that the hay & oat feilds could not produce enough to support the hay & oats required to feed all the additional horses & other livestock revuired for the growing population. He warned of wrath from a creature called wolfgoatpanther, who was half wolf, half goat and half panther, and that this creature was even more dangerous than manbearpig.

are you looking up the right grand dad?

[Mule]

Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile

Anyone thinking that mankind doesn't do harm to the environment needs his/her head examined.

I'll come over your place and take a nice steamy crap in your drinking water. Then tell me humans have no impact on the environment, k? Multiply by 6,000,000,000. Twice a day. Now you'll (maybe) start to get the picture.

Then we could both go to the emergency room & they could remove my foot from where you just crapped. Ya'll not have sewerage out there in CA?

[DanielDudley]

A new low in the play pen.

[DanielDudley]

Originally Posted by dipso

Just to be fair. Look up Prescott bush and his dealings with the nazi party.

For real ?

[dipso]

Real

[Mule]

Originally Posted by dipso

Just to be fair. Look up Prescott bush and his dealings with the nazi party.

And that has exactly what to do with conserving oats or oil Dipsh it?

[DanielDudley]

Well, the Acorn doesn't fall far from the tree, Mule.

Oats, OTOH, are a renewable resource and crude oil a finite one. Add to that that the post on one grandad seems to be genuine, and the other some kind of fairy tale ALiGory, and well, it DOES seem to fit into this thread, just not in any way that you might like.

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by nostatic

no we don't

I applaud your succinctness.

[Hugh R]

Originally Posted by Jim Richards

My position is clear, Mule. I'm just not a simple hater. I also like to make fun of you since you are so easy to pick on.

My position: Fiscal conservative, pay down the national debt, and live within our means. Socially moderate-to-conservative. No social hot-button issues warrant consideration by our gov't for the next decade or so while we straighten out our major problems. Maintain the liberties afforded by the Constitution. Wire-tapping is a scary intrusion that should be closely monitored by the courts. Pro-gun. Pro-tort reform. Reduce the federal nanny state. Not bought into global climate change (sorry algore ), but see the wisdom in conserving the resources of our planet - it's a national security issue. Support free trade, if everyone plays by the rules (when does that happen? ). Protect our borders and ports. No anmesty for illegal aliens. I'd like to see them squeezed back to their home counrties. Afghanistan = good, Iraq = stupid. National infrastructure is crumbling and requires investment for the future prosperity of this nation. Congressional term limits are something I'd like to see us ammend the Constitution for. I'm sure there's more to say, but I'm drawing a blank at the moment.

Finally, I'm NOT a neo-conservative. They are better named faux-conservatives or closet liberals. Never let these idiots have the keys to the castle again!

Jim, I think i just saw myself in the mirror!

[Mule]

Originally Posted by DanielDudley

Well, the Acorn doesn't fall far from the tree, Mule.

Oats, OTOH, are a renewable resource and crude oil a finite one. Add to that that the post on one grandad seems to be genuine, and the other some kind of fairy tale ALiGory, and well, it DOES seem to fit into this thread, just not in any way that you might like.

Spot on with the oat's being renewable. Does it matter? Not really huh? Give that some thought.

http://www.globalclimatescam.com/

[DaveE]

NEWSFLASH--- Al Gore has been out of office since Jan. '01.

[KFC911]

So has GWB