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1 posted on 05/25/2004 12:13:16 AM PDT by novalogic
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To: novalogic

By this I take it to mean you weren't a troll before you were one...?


2 posted on 05/25/2004 12:15:51 AM PDT by martin_fierro (</pith>)
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To: novalogic

novalogic aka DayTripper, reelbusy, CMClay flip flopped again.


3 posted on 05/25/2004 12:16:58 AM PDT by Jim Robinson (same parts of the above may qualify as plagiarism)
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To: novalogic; Admin Moderator

Criminy! Must be a full moon tonight...

Troll...


5 posted on 05/25/2004 12:17:47 AM PDT by Prime Choice (John Kerry is a butthead! ...or worse, a used car salesman.)
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To: novalogic

My favorite flip-flop:

Bill Clinton (Jan. 98): "I did not have sexual relations with that woman..."

Bill Clinton (Aug 98): "All that stuff I said earlier, well, forget that, because I was lying ..."


6 posted on 05/25/2004 12:19:10 AM PDT by canuck_conservative
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To: novalogic
This was taken from the Web site called "The Talent Show>" Here is an example of the hate filled garbage on this web site:

So with Bush in full damage control mode, the only trick in Bush's playbook is to jump in front of the cameras and do a little dance. Luckily for us, the media has mostly woken up from their (at least) four-year hibernation and caught on to the campaign speech disguised as a presidential address scam :
ABC, CBS and NBC decided not to offer live coverage of President Bush's speech about Iraq Monday, although the cable news networks planned to pre-empt their regular programming for the address.

Bush was to deliver the first in a series of speeches about the future of Iraq at the Army War College in Carlisle, Pa. CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC all said they would carry the speech live.

The broadcast networks took an unusual amount of time to tell viewers their plans for Bush's speech — ABC didn't decide until Monday afternoon — because the Bush administration did not formally request the time.

When the White House requests the networks set aside time for a presidential address, it's unusual for them to refuse.

So with Bush set to unveil his strategy for Iraq more than a year late, the networks have decided that the public would be better off watching Fear Factor. Maybe if Bush wants to get people to watch his next speech, he should set himself on fire and eat a donkey's nutsack or something.
11 posted on 05/25/2004 12:40:40 AM PDT by jonrick46 (jonrick46)
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