in article , rick etter at
wrote on 12/4/04 1:01 AM:


"Keenan Wellar" wrote in message
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in article , rick etter
at
wrote on 12/3/04 6:43 PM:


"Keenan Wellar" wrote in message
...


snippage....

========================
No, but since you cannot read for comprehension, maybe you just don't
understand english, eh?

Yawn.
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typical level of the discussions you have....

It's actually pretty rare that someone bores me to the extent that you
have
managed.

Oh, wait, let me formulate it in the style that you seem to most
appreciate:

It's actually pretty rare that someone bores me to the extent that you
have
managed, fool.
============================
Actually, anybody that can put 2 sentences together bores you

It would be nice if you would put two sentences together and do it WELL.
Then maybe I wouldn't be so bored.

In article , Wilko
wrote:

Warren wrote:
In article , Michael Daly
wrote:

On 28-Nov-2004, Warren wrote:


The world that sold out to Hitler in the '30s

Never studied American history, did you? The yanks tried to hide
under the covers and avoid the war as long as possible.

True, we were under the false impression that the Euros were smart
enough to recognize a threat to themselves. We were wrong then and it
cost us far too many American lives to save their asses from their own
mistakes. We're not making the same mistake again

True, the U.S. has been coming up with creative new ways to waste
American lives ever since.



But not as fast as the towel heads come up with ways to waste their own
lives and I figure if they want to die so bad we should help them.

in article , Warren at
wrote on 12/7/04 9:37 PM:

In article , Wilko
wrote:

Warren wrote:
In article , Michael Daly
wrote:

On 28-Nov-2004, Warren wrote:


The world that sold out to Hitler in the '30s

Never studied American history, did you? The yanks tried to hide
under the covers and avoid the war as long as possible.

True, we were under the false impression that the Euros were smart
enough to recognize a threat to themselves. We were wrong then and it
cost us far too many American lives to save their asses from their own
mistakes. We're not making the same mistake again

True, the U.S. has been coming up with creative new ways to waste
American lives ever since.



But not as fast as the towel heads come up with ways to waste their own
lives and I figure if they want to die so bad we should help them.

Sounds like a good recipe for another Vietnam. But it's not like George W is
going to send 150,000 troops over there or something. It's not like he's
calling up aging reservists because the forcers are hopelessly overextended.
After all, his administration was certain that it would take less troops to
maintain the peace than win the war. How many troops are over there now
anyway?

"Keenan Wellar" wrote \

How many troops are over there now
anyway?

Just enough to clean up all the flowers.

--riverman

riverman wrote:

"Keenan Wellar" wrote \

How many troops are over there now anyway?

Just enough to clean up all the flowers.

That would be one.... unless you are talking about that Pete Seger song
"Where have all the flowers gone?".

--
Wilko van den Bergh wilko(a t)dse(d o t)nl
Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe
---Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations.---
http://wilko.webzone.ru/

In article BDDBF3F8.134F8%UseAddressOnWebPageProvided@hotmai l.com,
Keenan Wellar wrote:

in article , Warren at
wrote on 12/7/04 9:37 PM:

In article , Wilko
wrote:

Warren wrote:
In article , Michael Daly
wrote:

On 28-Nov-2004, Warren wrote:


The world that sold out to Hitler in the '30s

Never studied American history, did you? The yanks tried to hide
under the covers and avoid the war as long as possible.

True, we were under the false impression that the Euros were smart
enough to recognize a threat to themselves. We were wrong then and it
cost us far too many American lives to save their asses from their own
mistakes. We're not making the same mistake again

True, the U.S. has been coming up with creative new ways to waste
American lives ever since.



But not as fast as the towel heads come up with ways to waste their own
lives and I figure if they want to die so bad we should help them.

Sounds like a good recipe for another Vietnam. But it's not like George W is
going to send 150,000 troops over there or something. It's not like he's
calling up aging reservists because the forcers are hopelessly overextended.
After all, his administration was certain that it would take less troops to
maintain the peace than win the war. How many troops are over there now
anyway?


As you admitted, less than LBJ sent to Nam.

in article , Warren at
wrote on 12/8/04 10:30 PM:

In article BDDBF3F8.134F8%UseAddressOnWebPageProvided@hotmai l.com,
Keenan Wellar wrote:

in article , Warren at
wrote on 12/7/04 9:37 PM:

In article , Wilko
wrote:

Warren wrote:
In article , Michael Daly
wrote:

On 28-Nov-2004, Warren wrote:


The world that sold out to Hitler in the '30s

Never studied American history, did you? The yanks tried to hide
under the covers and avoid the war as long as possible.

True, we were under the false impression that the Euros were smart
enough to recognize a threat to themselves. We were wrong then and it
cost us far too many American lives to save their asses from their own
mistakes. We're not making the same mistake again

True, the U.S. has been coming up with creative new ways to waste
American lives ever since.



But not as fast as the towel heads come up with ways to waste their own
lives and I figure if they want to die so bad we should help them.

Sounds like a good recipe for another Vietnam. But it's not like George W is
going to send 150,000 troops over there or something. It's not like he's
calling up aging reservists because the forcers are hopelessly overextended.
After all, his administration was certain that it would take less troops to
maintain the peace than win the war. How many troops are over there now
anyway?

As you admitted, less than LBJ sent to Nam.

LOL. If that's a reasonable standard, no wonder George W got re-elected!

On 10-Dec-2004, Keenan Wellar wrote:

the Gays will!

Hey, it worked for the ERA.

I can hardly wait for the response to Canada's latest bit of news
and coming Parlimentary vote on gay marriage. I'm sure the American
right will blow a few gaskets over that.

Mike

"Michael Daly" wrote in message
...
On 10-Dec-2004, Keenan Wellar
wrote:

the Gays will!

Hey, it worked for the ERA.

I can hardly wait for the response to Canada's latest bit of news
and coming Parlimentary vote on gay marriage. I'm sure the American
right will blow a few gaskets over that.

Mike

George W has already positioned himself on it...he'll express the gravest of
concerns about drugs and gays in Canada, but the real agenda is
weaponization of space, and he's already got Martin by the nuts on that one.

George W has already positioned himself on it...he'll express the gravest of
concerns about drugs and gays in Canada, but the real agenda is
weaponization of space, and he's already got Martin by the nuts on that one.

Yep. Float another bond sale to China. That oughtta work.