Posted on 05/28/2004 2:21:23 PM PDT by Interesting Times
bttt
These guys don't get enough publicity. Most of them I've seen on TV are very good spokesmen and have their facts in order. I would like to see them on Brit's show unopposed, so they could get their facts out uninterrupted.
Have I told you lately that Alan Colmes looks like a sick alien? No disrespect to the aliens out there.
I was shocked when the press did that poll where the people were asked if they knew skerry was a Nam vet. Most did not. Shows how much they listen to his dumb *ss.
"Have I told you lately that Alan Colmes looks like a sick alien? No disrespect to the aliens out there. "
Poor Alan, he does have a "vacant" look as he reshuffles the liberal babel.
Everytime I hear these liberals talk about JFKerry it is always about introducing himself to the nation. JFKerry has that same tone, voice and "vacant" look as Alan.
bump
I think you got the wrong generation.
Oddly enough, I very rarely heard the term "gook" in 17 - 18 months in country.
I think you got the wrong generation.
Sorry norton, I meant to direct this to EPU. In a round about way, I think (!). Saying what I thought you responded to.
Sorry for my confustion.
Sorry norton, I meant to direct this to EPU. In a round about way, I think (!). Saying what I thought you responded to.
Sorry for my confusion.
And also sorry to question anyone's service. Got burned by a few jokers a while back. Some guys lie about their sevice. Got burned a few times.
No Sweat.
I guess youi've also heard "don't mean nothin'"
and several more.
Victor, Charlie, Mr Charles, slope, zip, dink, yadda-yadda.
Half are racist to today's norms and all merely serve to set you apart from the other guy - it helps when he, or someone looking very much like him, is trying to kill you.
Still, "gook" seemed to me at least to come from another generation; I think I said I rarely heard it, not never at all and perhaps more often after than during....
Not at all odd that it never occurred to me to walk up to a Korean grunt and say "gook" out loud or any other way.
Well at least one of the kids has an American name.
Ya, guess I've heard them all, too. I guess I still don't get exactly what you mean by this: "Still, "gook" seemed to me at least to come from another generation; I think I said I rarely heard it, not never at all and perhaps more often after than during....
Not at all odd that it never occurred to me to walk up to a Korean grunt and say "gook" out loud or any other way."
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Maybe that's the generation thing you meant, and I didn't pick up on it. Korean.
Seems most guys I know lump all Asians together. Is that what you mean, I think. I mean since Korea, that others refer to any Asian as gook. Seems like it to me, that might be right. What do you think? Seem right to you, too?
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