Freeoples Thread 316

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Thread 316

[ValerieUSA]

Dang it! My post 669 deserved to be #666.

[ValerieUSA]

Bye bye -- enjoy the afternoon.

[ValerieUSA]

You'll be back in fightin' form, swervie -- ready to take on the nasty threads and outnasty them. *LOL* Good luck.

[Darlin']

Yes, I know you are but read my post again, I said...

The worst ones are usually the ones who claim to be Losertarians Libertarians.

Didn't say all. Didn't say genuine Libertarians do that.

[Rowdee]

Hiya Cuttn.....I agree wholeheartedly with you about the 2-year olds....most all don't have the bone mass development. That was the reason Riddle (?) wouldn't run the greatest, Man 'O War, in the Kentucky Derby.

I can't recall if it was Calumet Farm or Claiborne Farm that never worried about pushing their weanlings to yearlings to get them 'beautiful' for the sales barns.

When I lived in Montana, my vet for my Border Collie, Tess, didn't believe in pushing animals in their growth--she cited earlier than anticipated breakdowns occur in dogs as well as livestock.

[Rowdee]

There you go again, nully. LOL....seems you always like the challenge. :)

[Darlin']

"And after critisizing Libertarians, you get post #666, hmmmm..."

Critisizing ? Nully, that sounds a teensy bit thin skinned. See post #684. :)

[Rowdee]

But you didn't 'flit' in fast enough....he's a slick sly one!!

[Arizflash]

Heehee. Thas ok Nullster. We like ya, no matter what. heehehhhhhhhe. Serious now, some folks are like me and old Wings. We don't wanna do alot of debating or deep thinking. (Darlin', watch yourself now. No comments from the farm girl. heeheee). Nullster, she gone say sumpin 'bout our thoughts. heeheee. We just wanna look in on some headlines and read a lil news. Seems like they could keep every thread from turnin into a feedin freenzy between oposing forces. Just my 2 cents, as they say. No big deal to me. I'll cope, either way.

[ValerieUSA]

Nully's just jealous because he didn't get #666... so am I.

[Arizflash]

ok I really got to go. I'll see yall later. I'm down.

[Darlin']

Y'all try to behave. heheheh. See ya. :)

[Darlin']

FOFL. A *smooch* seems in order after that. LOL.

[Cuttnhorse]

Darn server went down...but,In the Steyn article he points out the most infuriating irony...if some stub-toothed hillbilly from Arkansas, (who wasn't a former president of the US), would have said any of the things that Atta did, the guy would have been tossed out in the street. Everyone is so darned afraid of offending anyone these days it has become deadly.

[null and void]

HARUMPF!!!

Well, OK. Friends?

[null and void]

Nully's just jealous because he didn't get #666... so am I.

Actually, it's more swervie's number...

[Darlin']

Friends ? I hope not.... we're more than friends. We're fellow exiles, we're musketeers. We're the original, real, true FReeoples. We're Buds, for God's sake, Nully. :) Don't you forget it. :) LOL

[null and void]

;^)

[catpuppy]

Ladies, please. You are guilty of the worst sort of PROFILING! In the articles you posted you deliberately picked articles dealing with Arabs and Muslims. See what I mean?

Morocco has arrested the wives of two detained Saudi men accused of plotting "terrorist attacks" on US and British ships in the Gibraltar Straits, a security official has said.

Abdullah al Muhajir, an American suspected of having links to al Qaeda -- the group the U.S. blames for last year's hijacked plane attacks which killed more than 3,000 people -- had been stripped of some of his legal rights.

Mohammed Atta and three other September 11th terrorists had visited her Florida office seeking government loans.

What about being fair and posting an equal number of articles about all the midwestern high school cheerleader terrorists with names like Bambi and Tiffany? And surely you can post articles about all the blue haired Alabama church lady terrorists? And how about some articles about all the acts of terror perpetrated by small town beauticians?
_{(oh! nevermind)}

[Rowdee]

Here's one for ya:

At a nursing home in Florida, a group of senior citizens were
sitting around talking about their aches and pains.

"My arms are so weak I can hardly lift this cup
of coffee," said one.

"I know what you mean. My cataracts are so bad
I can't even see my coffee," replied another.

"I can't turn my head because of the arthritis in my
neck," said a third.

"My blood pressure pills make me dizzy," yet another
contributed.

"I guess that's the price we pay for getting old,"
winced an old man.

Then there was a short moment of silence.

"Well," said one woman cheerfully, "Thank God we can all
still drive!"