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sirmoonie wrote:

Even more so. Been saying that one for awhile now. Bush Geekian fools, no more than a bunch of naive feel-good yackers, wrapped in pseudo-conservative clothing. I don't know if it was their inability to fall out of line with their love of George Walker Bush III, or whether they actually believed what that idiot and his administration said every day (some actually STILL believe - they must be believed!).

Either way, yes, that peculiar brand of pie-in-the sky, ant can move a rubber tree plant type stupidity has certainly come full circle in the U.S. (and has completely killed the conservative thought it professed to align itself with). Strange times.

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Brainbell Jangler wrote:

Well, now, unlike my pictorial match to your pictorial post (devoid of any personal content, as anyone can see), this latest from you does appear to be an attempt to bait me into taking it "personal," to use your delightfully quaint colloquialism.

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sirmoonie wrote:
Anyone know what he's attempting to point out? He's been seeing things that aren't there for several months now. Maybe longer, but I don't know. I just don't know.

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Brainbell Jangler wrote:

"Wooden-headedness, the source of self-deception, is a factor that plays a remarkably large role in government. It consists in assessing a situation in terms of preconceived fixed notions while ignoring or rejecting any contrary signs. It is acting according to wish while not allowing oneself to be deflected by the facts.

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Fiji Joe wrote:
I was pointing out that "back in the day", idealist lefties were waging war against communists and backing dictators with the best of them...it was a direct response to BJ's post...not a misdirected ramble agant Bush geeks that had nothing to do with the passage quoted...I just found it odd that BJ would think, or so I assume he thought, that meddling in foriegn policy militarily and backing dictators was a strictly conservative thing...just pointing out the folly of this whole "worm turning" business...It's never been as BJ says it was...not with respect to lefties in power anyway...I thought it would be good to point that out...it's important in these types of discussions...or you could just spend your time rambling on and on about "bush geeks"...but only retards do that...I'm serious...that's crash helmet type stuff

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sirmoonie wrote:

You pointed out absolutely nothing of the kind in your once again edited post. You attempted to prove, through uncited Telecaster-looking blogs (can you prove you are not him?), something no one even disputed to begin with. You could have just said that non-sequitur about consecutive U.S. administrations, then gone back to having fun making up stories somewhere else on the internet.

BJ's point, one I have made many times, is how ironic it is that strong supporters of the whole childish "freedom is on the march", nation building, touchy-feely sensitivities this dopey president has stockpiled were once repeated by naive idiots considered to be on the other side of the spectrum. At least I thought it was his point. In any case, its my point now, and I can prove it.

There. I did it without saying Bush Geeks. Make sense know, Charline?

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Fiji Joe wrote:
Are you doubting the veracity of what I "cut and pasted"?...Really?...Come on...That's stuff common knowledge...Kennedy's "fredom on the march" rhetoric re: Vietnam...Carter's subversion of the Soviets and whatnot...which was MY point...the notion that backing dictators, fighting communists and "freedom on the march" rhetoric is not a strictly conservative phenomenon...it's not you know?...you know that right?...So MY point wasn't addressing your point...If you weren't into your 9th of 12 Natty Lights you would have seen that

But yeah...you're making strides Gilbert...you didn't say "Bush geeks"...Moreover, you didn't call my kids nazis or threaten to kick my ass...Shit, you didn't even run off and hide in a huff...I'm outta cookies right now, but I can give you an atta boy...or a gold-star for your fridge...your choice tiger

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Fiji Joe wrote:
I was pointing out that "back in the day", idealist lefties were waging war against communists and backing dictators with the best of them...it was a direct response to BJ's post...not a misdirected ramble agant Bush geeks that had nothing to do with the passage quoted...I just found it odd that BJ would think, or so I assume he thought, that meddling in foriegn policy militarily and backing dictators was a strictly conservative thing...just pointing out the folly of this whole "worm turning" business...It's never been as BJ says it was...not with respect to lefties in power anyway...I thought it would be good to point that out...it's important in these types of discussions...or you could just spend your time rambling on and on about "bush geeks"...but only retards do that...I'm serious...that's crash helmet type stuff


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Brainbell Jangler wrote:

JFK was no lefty. I was talking about the peace movement, SDS, etc.

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sirmoonie wrote:

I couldn't disagree more with your theories. Fact is, George Walker Bush III is from Connecticutt. He went to some gay fucking prep school back east filled with other similarly situated pissants.

Furthermore, and quite contrary to the position you have taken mojoman, George Walker Bush III's brother's name is John Ellis Bush. Its not "Jeb" as the liberal media would have you believe. John Ellis Bush admits he never had sex in his life until he got married. In other verbs, he is gay.

Poor ex-pres George Bush, a man I admire, a man of integrity and leadership talent. See, e.g. how he handled the Iraq invasion of Kuwait, and his overall honesty with the American people. I feel bad for the guy, one son is a complete retard and the other one sucks on dicks all day long and tries to call himself Jeb.

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mojoman wrote:


dood. i'm from connecticut. it ain't all that bad. prescott jr was decent and his dad too. yes lots of people went to prep school despite the fact that the public schools were great don't hold that against them. juniors grades weren't good. george didn't hit the books hard and didn't pay enough attention in class or learn enough of the family business.

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sirmoonie wrote:

Nah, I know you can cut and paste, just seldom seen you do it in such a distracted way, hence my confusion with your wing boy. Your veracity, however, that got blown months ago for anyone who cared. Nobody scuffed up your Nikes, and you know it, man. You know it.

And you still ain't getting my point, but thats by design, because you got to throw in a couple of bogus comments, all up, all up, yeah mister all up and be trying to look good in your sparky new suit, don't worry about them price tags on it, all the good stores have them on that type merch.

Freedom am on the march, though. I seen it.

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sirmoonie wrote:

Once again, you are wrong and I am correct. Are you talking about that silly fucking Iraqi election that everyone was gaying off on a couple years ago? They voted to Islo-whack themselves, thereby legitimizing the very thing we are fighting against.

Who cares anyway - doesn't that stupid pissing event with the purple fingers in the air mean we won - like yet again? Iraq is a fucking dope ass democracy now, you nation building Bush Geek ass idiots - freedom am won! Freedom am won! The march for freedomness am be over. We is surge woners.

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Fiji Joe wrote:
I was at Harry's Uptown Joey...where the hell were you?

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Joey wrote:


Fiji .............................

I like Harrys in Westport !!!!!! I really do !!!!!!!

When does the Sprint Center open up ?!

Please .................. I's justs got's to's knows

H.R. Puffin Joe

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