I’m Not Getting Over It

[backhoe]

Howlin, I penned this a while back:

---

Hell No!

Never Forgive,
Never Forget...

No quarter asked, none given.

And the same applies to the legions of 'Toon-worshippers and enablers still out there, too.

Mercy? From me? After what you all have done to my country for 8 sorry years?

You'd get more pity from a stone!

So long as God gives me breath I will oppose you, I will hammer you until you ring like a cheap bell, I will hunt you across the face of this Earth and counter your lies & spins & slanders!

And if you want "war?"

I'll give you "war" 'til your ears bleed!

---

[Portnoy]

Arrrgh!!!

I ALWAYS miss these!!!

[mac_truck]

Bush Won, THREE TIMES!!!

[section9]

Firstly, to Admin Moderator, you MUST keep the Test Pattern everytime you kill a DUmmie. That isn't just appropriate, it's smashing good humor and great yuks. The Indian has to stay.

Now that we've settled that, MadIvan's post was an excellent response. I too hope that the little gungrabbing brownshirt stews in his own rage. I read his analysis. It's wrongheaded, of course, for reasons that other posters have already stated. It should only be said that while liberals are entitled to their own set of opinions, they are not entitled to their own sets of facts.

Finally, to Howlin, you were most prescient. Had we lost, we would have screamed bloody murder about "Vote Fraud!", BUT, because we are conservatives, we would have accepted the electoral verdict. The Left isn't like this. They don't really accept the Constitution. As a document, it stands in the way of their lust for power. There is a reason that the Left wants to make the Constitution a "living" document....

The membership at DemocraticUnderground.com at Play...

Well done all the way around, people!

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Illbay]

This was obviously concocted BEFORE November 5, 2002. His theory about "most people siding with Gore's vision" blahblahblah has evaporated.

This guy needs to get a clue: In 2000, unfortunately, there were too many myopic conservatives that didn't trust Mr. Bush. We here on FR ought to know: We had to deal with them all during the election, and afterward...up until the events of 9/11/01.

Thereafter, Mr. Bush's detractors became quite a small minority in FReeperdom, and I venture to guess, in the conservative electorate in general, as most of us became fans.

These are the people that rose up and voted on November 5, 2002, and put this Leftist ninny's pet theories to the lie.

Now, he's upset and sore, knowing that he really HAS lost, and he's just gotta vent.

[cmsgop]

YOU ARE BACK! We were worried about you.

[f.Christian]

GOP Governor to End 40-Year Era in Hawaii

"Compared with bygone days, when they were throwing off a Republican elite that fostered social inequity, Democrats are less rabidly partisan, said Pat Loui, president of the polling firm OmniTrak."

"Fewer people remember times of plantation oppression."

"Democrats, by contrast, look tired compared with the days when they transformed Hawaii, said Gregory Gaydos, associate professor of political science at Hawaii Pacific University. "They did a lot of good things..."

"but as time went by, they... ran out---of steam."

[Ole Okie]

What's with the troll infestation today?

The Dumbs are evidently taking D'Asshole's whining rants to heart.

Rush has had an inordinate number of seminar callers; we're getting trolls running out our ears.

The Demoncrats still think the way to get their message out is to silence conservative sites. Ha! Little do they know that their message has fallen on deaf ears.

[Jhoffa_]

I think you have a point.

And I also think someone is not real happy with the way the mid-term's went.

I tell you, with the hate exhibited by these nutballs I wouldn't rule out one of them resorting to violence in an attempt to "save" gaia, or the whales, or the seals, or the trees, or some other nutball cause they have devoted their existance to.

If I were a Congressman I would be very concerned about these people. They are irrational and inherently dangerous.

[Howlin]

I thought I pinged you.......see #99 on the Durham thread!

[twyn1]

Sorry -- I was in the Shower !!

Follow Mad Dawg's link in #65 -- "Close Shave"

[hadnuf]

EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT RANT on post #21, MadIvan. I'm going to paste it to my email so I can read it whenever I want!

THANKS FOR MAKING MY DAY.

[eureka!]

What you said too, in (non-PC lexicon) spades. Great rant. Have a great weekend good sir...

[moyden]

Al Gore and Tom Daschle explain the Democrat platform.

[Oberon]

http://www.mattsbits.com/1autodestruct.wav

[Hebrews 11:6]

This liberal signed up on FR today (and probably previously under different nicknames) in order to post a liberal rant in our midst--this one was about Bush's "selection." The Admin Moderator deleted it and banned him, and now we're dancing on his grave.

[AUgrad]

Thanks. The test pattern is what kept throwing me off.

[Hebrews 11:6]

You're welcome. I'm a USCgrad--you Arizona or Auburn?

[AUgrad]

Auburn. USC has to come to Auburn next year. It may be a little different than what happened this year.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Only if we don't develop a QB to replace the deserving Heisman winner Carson Palmer. With the recruiting Pete Carroll has done, I feel confident predicting SC will be national champ two years from now. Actually, were it not for having played the toughest schedule in the country this year, including Auburn, and having lost two heartbreakers, we'd be champs this year. We're clearly now the best team in the country--see the Scripp's Power Rankings. It's only our two long-ago losses and east coast bias that keeps us from the championship game. Miami and OSU are unbeaten, but they didn't play anybody....