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To: philman_36

blah blah blah BS.

All you do is prove the point.

My mother told me a story about a man and a boy and a donkey a long long time ago. The man and the boy were walking alongside the donkey through a village. A villager saw them and said, ‘wouldn’t you think one of them would ride the donkey?’ So the man put his son on the donkey. The next village they passed through, a villager saw the man walking beside the donkey and the boy on the donkey, and he said ‘wouldn’t you think the healthy young boy would get off and let his father ride the donkey?’ So the the father changed places with the boy and he rode. The next village they went through, a man saw the father on the donkey and the boy walking, and he said ‘that’s such a stong donkey I can’t see why the man is making the boy walk, that donkey could carry the both of them’. So the father jumped on the donkey behind the boy and just then a dog ran out barking, frightened the donkey and it bolted, and crashed into a bridge railing that broke and they all fell down into the river...where they drowned, and the villagers looked over the side into the swift current of the river, watching as they were swept away and they all agreed, that it was cruel for people to ride donkeys, this would never have happened if they had walked along beside it.


Now go away and leave me alone, you sociopath.


590 posted on 08/11/2012 1:03:06 AM PDT by Fred Nerks (Fair Dinkum!)
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To: Fred Nerks
My mother told me a story...
Your mother read you one of Aesop's Fables. You don't even know it for what it is.

The Man, the Boy, and the Donkey

592 posted on 08/11/2012 2:20:29 AM PDT by philman_36 (Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty, and supped with infamy. Benjamin Franklin)
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