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Posted on 03/21/2003 9:19:52 PM PST by null and void
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To: Carolina
Why does Gregg Dumdum insist on pronouncing Qatar "Gutter"?
To: cactusSharp
Who's William Schneider? These dopes try to isolate President Bush...make him appear weaker. We should start a campaign...post to DU..."mess with President Bush, mess with me"...sign it so they can relate, eg. "middle-class white man from the urban sprawl."
2,862
posted on
03/22/2003 2:03:38 PM PST
by
Ragtime Cowgirl
(http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/869837/posts: YES, "in your name": USNR educates peaceniks.)
To: SoDak
The wife and I homeschool our youngest also. (Older siblings are in college/grad school) Coaches at football especially notice a BIG difference in respect, attention span etc. etc. We would NEVER expose him to Portland Public Schools.
Nam Vet
2,863
posted on
03/22/2003 2:04:06 PM PST
by
Nam Vet
( A woman drove me to drink and I didn't even have the decency to thank her.)
To: SoldiersGirl
It's a pale comparison to a woman (fertile or not. can't really tell on the battlefield). If several men are killed, the remnant can still impregnate several women in a short period of time in order to replenish the population. With women, it's once every 9 months. Like I said before, it's a protection of the species thing.
Furthermore, the stereotypical woman is physically weaker than a man, and any honorable man (such as those in the military) would want to protect them, even if it isn't tactically beneficial.
To: Ragtime Cowgirl
CNN's Bill Schneider...looks like Mr Weatherby on the Archies to me.....he is a maggots worst nightmare
To: Miss Marple
Checking back in. I turned on the TV just in time to see the infamous jacket. It was strange to say the least.
Sounds like the B 52's are still enroute and not really any S&A has happened yet.
Is this assessment accurrate? Thanks
Prairie
2,866
posted on
03/22/2003 2:05:21 PM PST
by
prairiebreeze
(God Bless and Protect the Allied Troops. And their families here at home---they are soldiers too.)
To: All
To: SoDak
than vote the SOB out
2,868
posted on
03/22/2003 2:05:39 PM PST
by
The Wizard
(Saddamocrats are enemies of America)
To: Miss Marple
Your right, I forgot. I've got some wacky gifts myself. I guess I'm jaded.
2,869
posted on
03/22/2003 2:05:50 PM PST
by
fml
To: RummyChick
Its still standing, but I think even Bob Villa would have a hard time restoring it! LOL!
P.S. I love this guy . . . :o)
To: Miss Marple
I wore an extremely heavy chunky turqouise blue ceramic bead type necklace my daughter made me for mothers day to church. I almost knocked myself unconcious when I bent down to pick up my son.
To: smokeyjon
Why does Gregg Dumdum insist on pronouncing Qatar "Gutter"? It's driving me crazy. It seems all the journalists are pronouncing it Kutter instead of Kuh-TAHR, as I learned it. Was there a memo that we didn't get?
To: smokeyjon
I got into a discussion one time with a friend over the pronounciation of Qatar. I thought that Gutter was wrong, but after some research on the net I found that it is an acceptable pronounciation. The locals laugh if you pronounce Qatar as guitar.
2,873
posted on
03/22/2003 2:07:47 PM PST
by
BulletBobCo
(Nuke 'em 'til they glow! Then nuke 'em again.)
To: SoldiersGirl
I'm not sure what protocol is, but as long as it looks ok, is clean and you respect it, I can't see any problem
2,874
posted on
03/22/2003 2:07:50 PM PST
by
The Wizard
(Saddamocrats are enemies of America)
To: Miss Marple
I once wore a macaroni necklace to work. Nothing more beautiful than a macaroni necklace from a beloved child. Wear it with pride! :o)
To: The Wizard
well, if it's wrong I'm sure the Colonel next door will let me know.
To: Cboldt
It's an ingrained territorial imperative. Don't f*** with MY woman. Call it a strength if you want. But it is a fairly rigid position, I have it, and if you're a guy, I'll bet you have it too. Oh, of course. Didn't mean to discount that reasoning. If I had a woman, I know I'd feel that way.
To: TomGuy
BBC analyst saying that the lack of response from Saddamn may be playing for sympathy from the world.
The guy is a fool to believe that, and bigger fool to report it
2,878
posted on
03/22/2003 2:09:39 PM PST
by
The Wizard
(Saddamocrats are enemies of America)
To: Carolina
"It's driving me crazy. It seems all the journalists are pronouncing it Kutter instead of Kuh-TAHR, as I learned it. Was there a memo that we didn't get?"
I learned it as "Kuh-tahr" as well. I *think* I heard an ambassador from Qatar say that the correct pronunciation is indeed "Kutter", but Gregg Dumdum here keeps saying "Gutter". I really can't stand him at any rate.
To: Ragtime Cowgirl
Every journalist covering a war should be required to go without food, sleep, showers at random times, learn to handle a gun, see a brutal death close up, I totally qualify.
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