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Do you know why people don't race gerbils?
They're too hard to get out of Gere. |
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Bart Senior wrote:
Do you know why people don't race gerbils? They're too hard to get out of Gere. You believe all sorts of urban legends, don't you, Bart? Anyway, here's the straight deal on Gere and gerbils - yes, it's a myth, but the articles or not for the squeamish: http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_216b.html http://www.snopes.com/risque/homosex/gerbil.htm (BTW, your joke's so old it's eligible to vote) -- //-Walt // // http://cagle.slate.msn.com/working/040514/matson.gif |
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No I don't believe it. Never-the-less I despise
Richard Gere. Did you hear what he said after 911? He will never be welcome in the New York area again. "Walt" wrote Bart Senior wrote: Do you know why people don't race gerbils? They're too hard to get out of Gere. You believe all sorts of urban legends, don't you, Bart? |
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You sure do despise a lot of people... I feel sorry for you,
but I suspect you despise yourself a lot more. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Bart Senior" wrote in message t... No I don't believe it. Never-the-less I despise Richard Gere. Did you hear what he said after 911? He will never be welcome in the New York area again. "Walt" wrote Bart Senior wrote: Do you know why people don't race gerbils? They're too hard to get out of Gere. You believe all sorts of urban legends, don't you, Bart? |
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On Thu, 05 Aug 2004 01:38:05 +0000, Bart Senior wrote:
No I don't believe it. Never-the-less I despise Richard Gere. Did you hear what he said after 911? He will never be welcome in the New York area again. |
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OK, so exactly what did Gere say that infuriated you so much?
"Bart Senior" wrote in message t... No I don't believe it. Never-the-less I despise Richard Gere. Did you hear what he said after 911? He will never be welcome in the New York area again. "Walt" wrote Bart Senior wrote: Do you know why people don't race gerbils? They're too hard to get out of Gere. You believe all sorts of urban legends, don't you, Bart? |
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![]() "Bart Senior" wrote in message et... I think he said, don't forget to tip your waitresses and bartenders. grin Truthfully, Gere spoke about compassion and so forth and to forget vengeance. I have the tape I'll have to watch it again. I disagree with Gere. The man is a devout Buddhist and spoke of compassion. And for this you have to make him the object of the crudest possible "joke". You are one sick puppy, Bart. |
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I think Gere is a Hindu. I'm a Buddist.
Nothing sick about it. What is sick is Gere's attitude is the attitude of a loser and a quitter. Lets set the stage. Gere stupidly talked about compassion in front of a crowd entirely made up of people who had just lost relatives and many friends to a brutal cowardly act of terrorism. This was a benefit concert for the families of policemen and fire fighters, and the husbands, wives, and children, victims of the terrorist attacks of 911. And, those serving that survived. I'd call what Gere said in that venue grossly insensitive and rude. These people were and are entitled to vengence. I liken it to the man who raped and killed my innocent 13 year old niece. I don't want to hear about compassion, I want her killer dead, and as quickly as possible. If you want to talk about compassion, find someone else to preach to. This points to the major differences between liberals and conservatives. Liberals lay down and die, conservatives stand up and fight. This was a crowd of fighters, not a bunch of lame, guilty liberals. If Gere can dish is out, he can take it too. It should be no problem for him to take it since he preaches compassion. Regarding the joke, it's funny, and it's fitting. No one believes it's true anyway. It certainly reflect how many people, myself included, feel about Richard Gere. If people like him (Kerry) run out country, we will all die. "Jeff Morris" wrote "Bart Senior" wrote I think he said, don't forget to tip your waitresses and bartenders. grin Truthfully, Gere spoke about compassion and so forth and to forget vengeance. I have the tape I'll have to watch it again. I disagree with Gere. The man is a devout Buddhist and spoke of compassion. And for this you have to make him the object of the crudest possible "joke". You are one sick puppy, |
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So, what you're saying is that it's ok to hate blindly rather
than have compassion for anyone. Thanks for clarifying. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Bart Senior" wrote in message et... I think Gere is a Hindu. I'm a Buddist. Nothing sick about it. What is sick is Gere's attitude is the attitude of a loser and a quitter. Lets set the stage. Gere stupidly talked about compassion in front of a crowd entirely made up of people who had just lost relatives and many friends to a brutal cowardly act of terrorism. This was a benefit concert for the families of policemen and fire fighters, and the husbands, wives, and children, victims of the terrorist attacks of 911. And, those serving that survived. I'd call what Gere said in that venue grossly insensitive and rude. These people were and are entitled to vengence. I liken it to the man who raped and killed my innocent 13 year old niece. I don't want to hear about compassion, I want her killer dead, and as quickly as possible. If you want to talk about compassion, find someone else to preach to. This points to the major differences between liberals and conservatives. Liberals lay down and die, conservatives stand up and fight. This was a crowd of fighters, not a bunch of lame, guilty liberals. If Gere can dish is out, he can take it too. It should be no problem for him to take it since he preaches compassion. Regarding the joke, it's funny, and it's fitting. No one believes it's true anyway. It certainly reflect how many people, myself included, feel about Richard Gere. If people like him (Kerry) run out country, we will all die. "Jeff Morris" wrote "Bart Senior" wrote I think he said, don't forget to tip your waitresses and bartenders. grin Truthfully, Gere spoke about compassion and so forth and to forget vengeance. I have the tape I'll have to watch it again. I disagree with Gere. The man is a devout Buddhist and spoke of compassion. And for this you have to make him the object of the crudest possible "joke". You are one sick puppy, |
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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
et... I think Gere is a Hindu. I'm a Buddist. Richard Gere is a Buddhist: http://www.shambhalasun.com/Archives...May99/gere.htm We have no idea what you are, Bart. You certainly aren't a Buddhist; you don't even know how its spelled! Unless, off course, you're really claiming you worship Budweiser. |
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