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Good, then don't read my replies and stay off my ass.
nothing says you have to continue fighting.

Then sit down and shut the F^^^ up because "YOU" have nothing to say that "I" need to hear... (at this time)

Twist words all you choose, I have already played with the big boys..


As for the "crack pipe" comment, that lady has something you may never have....."CLASS"...

I'm so glad that you feel you are entitled to lash out at someone who in no way provoked you and then expect the world to just let it pass because that was ages ago and you caught some heat for it.

That is NOT the point here! The point is that you're complaining about a personal attack when you were the VERY first person to do so.

You just cannot have it both ways.


But maybe it's that "CRACK PIPE" I'm smoking.

Geeze. What a hypocrite

Damn this server is slow tonight.....

You re read page 3... my response to you was tame, till your next reply calling me a hyprocrit.

same offer to you,
let it go and I will do the same.
as I had already let it go before till others decided to keep it going.

To bad you didn't do that several pages ago when you needlessly zoomed in on me and attacked.

Can't have it both ways

right there again..
and you wonder why I defend myself.

I will be happy to leave you alone.

I never asked to speak to you in the first place!!!

OMG!!!!

Will someone please GIVE ME A CRACK PIPE!!!! LOL

Goodnight Irene.

[quote=WhatUwish4 Goodnight Irene.[/quote]

Good night Irene, I'll see you in my dreams.....

TURN OFF THE BUBBLE MACHINE.... A one and a two...

True enough but it was a pretty idiotic quote.

I don't believe there is any comparison to Clinton's sexcapades and the war in Iraq. Clintons behavior was more of personal choice and an embarrassment. It did have some repercussions for those of us working for him and trying to uphold the same standards of behavior on our younger troops while our CINC was doing the opposite. Not good but nothing deadly.

Bush on the other hand is another matter. It's true that his promotion of the war in Iraq has been costly. But what is often overlooked or ignored are the people in the congress that supported this thing as well. Now they say things like "We were misled" or "Bush falsified information" These are also great nominees for the idiotic quote award honors.

On a lighter note, there are plenty of idiotic quotes out there throughout the parties, races, religeons, etc... I've always been partial to:

"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the
lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .

And this is part of the problem here. I do not happen to believe that "Bush killed over 3,000 of our troops." To me it's just not a valild statement, which is why I did not address it in my response to Ras. It would have only further provoked an issue which we shouldn't have been discussing anyway.


But that's just my opinion...We are still allowed to have opinions, right?

I just read that Billings quote!

– John McCain on the Today Show with Matt Lauer responding
to the question “If it’s working (the surge), Senator, do you now
have a better estimate of when American forces can come
home from Iraq?”, June 11, 2008

McCain-"“No, but that’s not too important.
What’s important is the casualties in Iraq.”

Hillary Clinton
“I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.”

we know what happened with this one

It's all too easy to blame the boss regardless of who it is. A quick look at history proves this. granted that Bush has been in the hot seat far more than others have been.

You are still free to have your opinion but just remember mine is always right.

Then please tell me who pushed the hardest to send our troops over there?
Who lied the most to get congress to get them to agree?

or is it that you don't believe that over 3000 have died?

no battle.. just asking.

Very Interesting!!
Have a Go at this.
He was closer to it than HE thought!


Do trees pollute the atmosphere?

* Tim Radford
* The Guardian,
* Thursday May 13, 2004

Yes, just as president Ronald Reagan said in 1981. "Trees cause more pollution than automobiles do," he opined. A little later, environmental scientists ruefully confirmed he was partially right. In hot weather, trees release volatile organic hydrocarbons including terpenes and isoprenes - two molecules linked to photochemical smog. In very hot weather, the production of these begins to accelerate.

America's Great Smoky Mountains are supposed to take their name from the photochemical smog released by millions of hectares of hardwoods.

This week Natural Environment Research Council scientists warned that as summer temperatures rise in the UK, the isoprene output from trees could make a small but noticeable contribution to human discomfort. Isoprene serves as a catalyst, driving the rate at which sunlight breaks down oxides of nitrogen - mostly from agriculture and cars - to produce atmospheric ozone.

Ozone is a triple molecule of oxygen. High in the stratosphere it is a godsend, screening out cancer-causing ultraviolet radiation. But in the lower atmosphere it is a toxin: it causes stinging eyes, prickling nostrils and aggravates severe respiratory problems. Statisticians calculate that in August 2003 - the long hot summer that caused an estimated 20,000 deaths in western Europe - more than 500 British deaths could be attributed to ozone pollution.

But the experts say the trees alone are not the problem. The real villain is the motor car. Trees soak up carbon dioxide, and respire oxygen, doing far more good than harm. And finally, as one forester observed: why worry about a few harmful natural chemicals? In a truly antiseptic world we would all be dead.
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This article appeared in the Guardian on Thursday May 13 2004 . It was last updated at 12:21 on January 05 2006.

wasn't that just before he got busted with cocaine?

You may be right...

COKE adds life or so the ad goes..