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Give me a museum and I'll fill it. (Picasso) Give me a forum ...
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/chi-0603150024mar15,1,2755769.story?coll=chi-news-hed
Thoughtful piece, not humor.
Ha
Thoughtful piece, not humor.
Ha
Even worse than U.S. Grant Samuel Tilden Rutherford B. Hayes?!?Cut-Throat said:Anyone who doesn't believe that this is the worst president in our Lifetime is blind to history and the facts.
Even worse than U.S. Grant Samuel Tilden Rutherford B. Hayes?!?Anyone who doesn't believe that this is the worst president in our Lifetime is blind to history and the facts.
OK, I was trying to make a "joke" about stealing elections, but clearly the alleged "punch line" of that "sophisticated humor" just "fell flat".bpp said:Rutherford B. Hayes was president in your lifetime? And you're an early retiree? Wow, just how long have you been retired??
(Funny though I grew up in 66-82 (age 9 to 25) and I thought that it was a pretty great time to grow up.)
mb said:(Funny though I grew up in 66-82 (age 9 to 25) and I thought that it was a pretty great time to grow up.)
Cut-Throat said:Not if you were Draft Age - I was 15-31. - The only Lottery that I ever won!
Even worse if, like me, you were age 18-39 and didn't even have a chance to "play" the Lottery. The first drawing was December 1, 1969, five months after I received my notice to report for induction... Smiley
Cut-Throat said:That's probably because you age faster than the rest of us. If you were 18 in 1966 and 39 in 1982
REWahoo! said:Those years in the military do tend to age you quickly. Just ask Jarhead.
Cool Dood said:Why, does he agree with you that...........?
OK, I was trying to make a "joke" about stealing elections, but clearly the alleged "punch line" of that "sophisticated humor" just "fell flat".
REWahoo! said:Not unless he absolutely has to...
and I share several of the points made above. The good news--maybe the only good news--is that the administration will change in a few years, no matter what.This guy Bush II reminds me of the CEO's that I worked for in Corporate World that would make idiotic moves based on hubris and ego and no clue of what they were doing.
(I have no problem discussing my misgivings with fellow countrymen, but I'll be damned if I will give a belligerant non-stakeholder the satisfaction. There are a few folks up here who won't give me a bad time. Not all Canadians are rude. )
REWahoo! said:Even worse if, like me, you were age 18-39 and didn't even have a chance to "play" the Lottery. The first drawing was December 1, 1969, five months after I received my notice to report for induction...