is this how to post now? So bizarre. Especially after reading the last five or so posts of Towns! My head is spinning. You know, apparently if you leave this place and try functioning in the real world (or mine anyway) and then come back here it feels a bit like being dropped in the middle of the mix master - a crazy high speed mulitlaned race track with multiple on off entrances and exits intended only for the very fastest masquerading as a freeway in Dallas. Smiling big now, I think I wrote a funny! Hi Town and all.
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Hi Sigh !! What was your name before, I forgot.
HI Patrick, as the saying goes if I'm that easy to forget, I'd rather throw things at you than tell you. But did someone say Rusha is MIA? Has anyone checked on her?
Yes, we send her msg's and some gals email her. You are not being fair to me Sigh
I Hope she is alright. Sigh. I see you sigh too. It's good for the soul I guess.
You say I am not fair to you? I don't know what that means?
Rusha is fine. She simply had enough of some of the wanna be Inquisition types around here and took her talents to South Beach...well, somewhere else anyway. At least for the foreseeable. She's fine.
What was your name? I won't forget this time. Spitfire?
The Wrap
on Friday
on Friday
Talked disorders with anna...
After I said that I'd never really warmed to Cruz, a contrary wackadoodle opined...
No, but it's hard to find someone in Washington who appears to live up to all that standing around...On Cruz, it's hard to warm up to a man who sells his principles for gain and/or expediency...a man who genuflects to a fellow who insulted his wife. That sort of thing.
You're about two posts away from making ignorant into a verb.lain:
And then, oddly...
What part of "I never warmed to Cruz" appeared to you, in a flash of insight, to indicate that I'd ever been a fan.
Continued to discuss Hillary with rm...
And...
Then a continental wombat was back with...
No...In fact, I've had problems with the restroom business and been against the idea here and elsewhere, for a number of actual reasons that don't have anything to do with name calling. Traditional marriage is just a large circle pretending not to be what it so obviously is, a nod to religious orthodoxy that cannot govern the law in a secular republic.
I don't believe anyone ever has...though a few have talked about it from a distance.
Meanwhile, in the BLM thread...
Jz tried a well worn bit of misdirection...
Tried to address two birds with one post...
Cruc brought back a tarnished oldie...
What the Sam Hill is that even supposed to mean? Illicit antics? Is this your way of slathering something in negativity by insisting any action be valued according to some subjective metric you don't fully articulate?
You could call civil, peaceful protest an illicit act if it runs afoul of the traditional, without it actually crossing a single ethical or legal line.
I don't think anyone has been talking about "trouble making" which is another subjective litmus and one with a rich history where race is concerned. The Civil Rights Movement caused all sorts of trouble for racists...I think that was a good thing. If this movement causes abusive and inequitable practice to be dealt with that will be a worthwhile outcome for the Republic too, even if it upsets a few people. If you don't think addressing inequity in the application of law as it involves blacks is a good cause, then you're a bigot. If you think the laws of the land should be applied without regard for race and that ending practices that move the margin otherwise is a good idea, you have a problem in your rhetoric and thinking (as expressed above).
Either way it isn't going well for you.
Tomorrow? Fighting words, old horses and fish singing in the morning tides (really).
Watch it aCW, Town is 6'6" and full of muscle -
I figured he wears an earring and flies around in a jet plane.
I don't follow this thread (watching moss grow is more exciting). Does he always talk to himself?
While the market fell with Deutsche bank weak loans and problems with the justice department on Thursday, it made a comeback on Friday to end the month of September favorable to most.
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old horses and fish singing in the morning tides..
By TH
Nothing comes up in a Google search. If it's original with you, what does it mean?
By TH
Nothing comes up in a Google search. If it's original with you, what does it mean?
On Friday's Wrap and associated...
lain:
6'3" and change and fifteen stone.
He wrote...in the thread.
lain:I take intelligent conversation where I find it. So, as long as you're the option, probably yes.
Foreshadowing. What usually happens is this runs sequentially. That's why it ends, "Tomorrow?" Sometimes there's a funny buried in it. The old horse is to figure. The singing fish is actually literal and will probably be in the next one. I read about it in a science journal and posted it in one of anna's threads.
I'll address this and then leave you to your muttering:
So you're really not hip on the "T" in the LGBT acronym. You know that transvestites and genital mutilators have rights too (according to the LGBTQ movement). Take for instance a 'married' homosexual couple where the 'wife' (who is a male) dresses in women's clothing and plays the role of a female. Which restroom, locker room and fitting room should that terribly confused individual use?
Besides talking about the nucleus of a society (which traditional marriage is, i.e. everything revolves around the traditional family) we're talking about people (homosexuals) who sometime in their life became psychologically, physically and spiritually damaged due to a traumatic incident or incidents (sexual molestation, abusive parent, etc.). A sane society helps these lost souls with their moral confusion, it doesn't allow them to redefine an institution as important as marriage.
So you're really not hip on the "T" in the LGBT acronym. You know that transvestites and genital mutilators have rights too (according to the LGBTQ movement). Take for instance a 'married' homosexual couple where the 'wife' (who is a male) dresses in women's clothing and plays the role of a female. Which restroom, locker room and fitting room should that terribly confused individual use?
Besides talking about the nucleus of a society (which traditional marriage is, i.e. everything revolves around the traditional family) we're talking about people (homosexuals) who sometime in their life became psychologically, physically and spiritually damaged due to a traumatic incident or incidents (sexual molestation, abusive parent, etc.). A sane society helps these lost souls with their moral confusion, it doesn't allow them to redefine an institution as important as marriage.
Man, do you stink at not reading me.
Well, if you're not going to answer I'm not going to waste any more time reading beyond the intro. So you also stink at being read. :e4e: Though to be fair, the place to answer or continue the discussion is in the actual thread where it was taking place and I wouldn't have continued it here anyway.
Friday's Wrap repeat:
[FONT="]The Wrap
on Friday[/FONT]
on Friday[/FONT]
Talked disorders with anna...
After I said that I'd never really warmed to Cruz, a contrary wackadoodle opined...
No, but it's hard to find someone in Washington who appears to live up to all that standing around...On Cruz, it's hard to warm up to a man who sells his principles for gain and/or expediency...a man who genuflects to a fellow who insulted his wife. That sort of thing.
You're about two posts away from making ignorant into a verb.
And then, oddly...
What part of "I never warmed to Cruz" appeared to you, in a flash of insight, to indicate that I'd ever been a fan.
Continued to discuss Hillary with rm...
And...
Then a continental wombat was back with...
No...In fact, I've had problems with the restroom business and been against the idea here and elsewhere, for a number of actual reasons that don't have anything to do with name calling. Traditional marriage is just a large circle pretending not to be what it so obviously is, a nod to religious orthodoxy that cannot govern the law in a secular republic.
I don't believe anyone ever has...though a few have talked about it from a distance.
Meanwhile, in the BLM thread...
Jz tried a well worn bit of misdirection...
Tried to address two birds with one post...
Cruc brought back a tarnished oldie...
What the Sam Hill is that even supposed to mean? Illicit antics? Is this your way of slathering something in negativity by insisting any action be valued according to some subjective metric you don't fully articulate?
You could call civil, peaceful protest an illicit act if it runs afoul of the traditional, without it actually crossing a single ethical or legal line.
I don't think anyone has been talking about "trouble making" which is another subjective litmus and one with a rich history where race is concerned. The Civil Rights Movement caused all sorts of trouble for racists...I think that was a good thing. If this movement causes abusive and inequitable practice to be dealt with that will be a worthwhile outcome for the Republic too, even if it upsets a few people. If you don't think addressing inequity in the application of law as it involves blacks is a good cause, then you're a bigot. If you think the laws of the land should be applied without regard for race and that ending practices that move the margin otherwise is a good idea, you have a problem in your rhetoric and thinking (as expressed above).
Either way it isn't going well for you.
Tomorrow? Fighting words, old horses and fish singing in the morning tides (really).
Ok, let me understand this. The only person actually talking to me is the one who has no idea who I am? Pardon me but that's a bit troubling, yeah? Spitfire? Is she MIA? I can't hardly navigate with this tinyteenytweeny phone and this unfamiliar setup. Only one thing can be said : Sigh.
Hi rainee !!!! :wave2:
I remember rainee, she was my favorite poster of all times !!
Dear Patrick, I appreciate that you mightve wanted to pull my leg like you didn't know who I was but in truth we still don't know each other. And thank you for the compliment. Should we get mad at each other at least know I'm here because I got nowhere else to go. My mom's in a serious way in hospital and when she comes home I hope to help care for her. Dad's with her now. So Patrick, compliments or fights it's all just coming here cuz it's where I came before, like an old horse... but don't call me nag, not yet anyway.