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1 posted on 05/03/2003 10:05:15 AM PDT by jmc813
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A metaphor for the left is no more.

Cobbled together and straining to resist the natural frces, the friction on the fracture face diminished to the point it could no longer stay in place. The Gravity of conservatism overcame all the careful and expensive cobbling and the face fell apart.

63 posted on 05/04/2003 8:15:42 AM PDT by bert (Don't Panic !)
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Rather symbolic.
64 posted on 05/04/2003 8:16:42 AM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS (Further, the statement assumed)
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Kinda reminds me of an old song...

THE OLD MAN IS DEAD

VERSE 1:

NOW AND THEN AN OLD OF MINE

I’VE NOT SEEN IN SOME TIME

WILL STOP BY AND ASK ME

WHERE’VE I BEEN ? WHAT’S ON MY MIND ?

THEY WONDER WHY I’M NOT DRINKING

AND STILL PAINTING THIS OLD TOWN RED

I TELL THEM I’M SERVING JESUS NOW

AND THE OLD MAN IS DEAD

CHORUS

THE MAN YOU SEE BEFORE YOU

MAY LOOK A LOT THE SAME

I MAY WEAR THE SAME CLOTHES

AND HAVE THE SAME OLD NAME

BUT YOU’RE LOOKING ON THE OUTSIDE

IF YOU COULD SEE INSIDE INSTEAD

YOU WOULD SEE A BRAND NEW MAN

‘CAUSE THE OLD MAN IS DEAD

71 posted on 05/07/2003 2:02:02 PM PDT by Preech1 ("Rain drops on roses and Duct Tapes on Muslims...a few of my favorite things...")
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72 posted on 05/07/2003 2:04:55 PM PDT by SerpentDove (Each post focus-group tested for maximum wallop.)
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