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Ahso!;1377589 wrote: Huh, I would have ****in' thought you'd just shot the ****in' thing and gotten **** all over the ****in' place, the ****in' hillbilly you are.

You lyin' piece o' s**t, you ain't had a real thought in your f***in life.

hoppy

I fixed a f***in leak under my sink. The gooseneck had a hole or split in it. I took it off, got an upper radiator hose off a junk car in my yard, along with a couple hose clamps, and replaced the gooseneck with that. Was still on there years later when I sold the f***in house.

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<t>Lon;1377420 wrote: We seem to have much in common. On my morning walk I watched a good looking, but old shaggy dog walking the path in front of me. He was walking along with effort * (like me ) and as he stopped and lifted his leg to pass water on a bush he stood there for the longest time before...

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<r>katsung47;1377424 wrote: So your way is another war? The world Endorses Ron Paul <YOUTUBE id="lff4okNMxaI"><URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lff4okNMxaI"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ff4okNMxaI">http://www....

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Ahso!;1377418 wrote: The only one of the bunch who can attract democrats is Paul, he should be the nominee.

Ron Paul attracts too many nuts.

hoppy

Are you Gilbert Grape? They made a movie about you.

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<t>gilbert19trail;1377346 wrote: Hello!! Im Gilbert my real name. I was born and raised in New York, Now I'm here in New Jersey working in a Flower Company. Well I join this forum because im sure i learn a lot from here specially in gardening or flower arrangement topics ,I wanted to enhance my know...

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You'll get bored pretty fast here.

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<t>Ahso!;1377224 wrote: Tofu, Cherry tomatoes, chopped bell pepper, scallions, pepper and rosemary cooked in virgin olive oil on long grain rice with a soy protein drink. Breakfast meals such as this have been keeping me satisfied the entire day lately and have even been holding my cravi...

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<t>Ahso!;1377212 wrote: What parts are you disputing? For general claims there's no need to look any further than the behavior and gullibility of the faithful. Are you one? YOU said you had sources for your claims. Now you are hedging around like a typical liberal. Next, you'll tell...

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Ahso!;1377205 wrote: Yup

Well?

hoppy

You have sources for these claims?

hoppy

I think the Kennedy's and Clinton did pretty well, don't you?

hoppy

Wash & wear, maybe?

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Ahso!;1377196 wrote: I wonder how much he would have raised by now had be been a Gop presidential candidate.

Inches or money?

hoppy

Maybe they thought the kid was drip dry.

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<t>Ahso!;1377011 wrote: And if they truly accept Jesus in their hearts before the execution is finalized you haven't punished anyone, in fact you've done them a favor by sending them off to paradise early. Leaving the guilty to live in prison is definitely more punishing in that case. You'd not agre...

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<t>LarsMac;1376996 wrote: Sorry, it doesn't work that way, either. That was the basis of my first post on this thread. Rule of Law must be absolute. No citizen, governor, police officer, or even president should be able to blow off the law, and do what he feels like doing.<br/...

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Bruv;1376983 wrote: How about MY rules and others like me ?

Anywhere in the world ?

Why worry about anywhere else.........before we have perfection where we live, wherever that might be ?

You're babbling again.

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<t>gmc;1376973 wrote: You seem to think that those entrusted to enforce the law are honest, never make mistakes and would never ever be corrupt or stitch someone up either because they were convinced they were guilty, malice aforethought or just plain greed. If th...

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<t>LarsMac;1376968 wrote: If the death penalty made streets safer for my family, I might buy into it. But the streets aren't safe and there is only Law, no order. Some of the worst thugs I have seen wear a badge. I can handle the the ones that don't. <br...

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You people want law and order and safe streets but you want to throw up all sorts or roadblocks to hinder that very thing. you deserve what you get when you do that.

hoppy

Bruv;1376950 wrote: By who's rules ?

Who's ever rules you are living under.

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Bruv;1376944 wrote: I still can't get my head around the idea that takes Killing as wrong, and then uses Killing as a solution.

Killing as in murder is wrong. Killing as in self defense, war or punishment is right.

hoppy

Like a colony of rats fighting over a limited amount of cheese.

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<t>Clodhopper;1376927 wrote: I'm with those who think the certainty of killing the innocent makes the death penalty invalid. Higher profile or more shocking the case, the less chance of justice. Our system locked up the Guildford Four (just as one example) in the 1970s. Twenty or so years later they...

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<t>Ahso!;1376881 wrote: I call this extreme speak and is heard often in intellectually dishonest discourse, usually by hysterical pundits and mainly on the right. Mimicked by their Ditto-heads. What forum members have a right to expect is that one at least check out the sources one quote...

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<t>Accountable;1376872 wrote: They are a sovereign nation, just like we are. Every country in whose affairs we intervene without permission should be granted permission to intervene in our affairs. How's that sound? Sounds fair. Let 'em go for it. Seems like they are threatening to ...

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<t>Accountable;1376867 wrote: Why? When he was asked what his response would be to the possibility that Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons, Paul stuck to his non-interventionist position and said that he would prefer more diplomatic discourse and trade with Tehran. Like that ...

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The death penalty isn't going to bring back the victims of murder. It isn't about revenge either. It's about punishment. You can forgive a murderer but he/she still must be punished, and if it is the law that he/she must be put to death, so be it.

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gmc;1376841 wrote: So you don't think a governor should be governed by his own conscience? Interesting way of looking at things.

What do the people of Oregon want?

hoppy

I watched the last debate to see/hear what Ron Paul is all about. I came away thinking "what a wacko".

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<t>koan;1376813 wrote: My favourite bit is that he took counsel mainly from himself. No fancy rhetoric about his reasoning, just the Hippocratic Oath "never do harm." Doctors have probably killed more people than the death penalty, IMO. He should govern as a governor, not as a docto...

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<t>gmc;1376797 wrote: Why should she? American news commentators are often fairly derogatory about other country's leaders and nobody gets upset about it why would would you except other countries to show fawning respect for your president or even care? It's no big deal surely. So far Ob...

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<r>koan;1376778 wrote: Ending the death penalty in his state for as long as he can manage: Governor Kitzhaber said his decision was rooted in policy and personal views. He noted he had taken an oath as a physician to “never do harm.” Asked with whom he had consulted, he said, “Mostly myse...

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SnoozeAgain;1376748 wrote: I wander if hoppy is being deliberately provocative like spot is wont to do.

Well, don't wander too far.

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<t>A Russian newscaster made quite the statement when she flipped off President Barack Obama during a show earlier this month. Tatyana Limanova, an award-winning journalist from a privately-owned Russian television channel REN TV, was reading a segment about the Asia Pacific Economic Coo...

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Ahso!;1376706 wrote: Every person makes those decisions constantly, don't they. It's the basis on which those decisions are made that becomes important.

What a dumbass attitude.

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<t>Clodhopper;1376693 wrote: I don't have kids, so that seems unlikely. But I'm glad they were fighting for the Rights and Freedom of the American and British people, including the right to protest. I'm just sorry you don't seem so proud of it. I am proud of my kids and what they di...

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Ahso!;1376691 wrote: True. They know to 'hold' or 'fold' when they're told or trained to, not when they decide. That's not respect, that's mindless obedience.

So, you think you should decide which laws you'll obey or not?

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Ahso!;1376694 wrote: Ah, so you're opposed to higher education!

The only thing "high" about liberal students is their state of intoxication.

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<t>YZGI;1376696 wrote: I used to think pretty much like Hoppy. That was way back when the police were there to serve and protect their communities. Not protect and increase their powers over their communities. If they had accessed the situation as protectors of the community instead of e...

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Ahso!;1376691 wrote: True. They know to 'hold' or 'fold' when they're told or trained to, not when they decide. That's not respect, that's mindless obedience.

You sound like a product of one of those "liberal factory" colleges.

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<t>Clodhopper;1376684 wrote: What have your kids been fighting FOR? The right of the police to pepper spray peaceful protestors; or to protect the Rights and Freedom of the American people, and hence the right of the students to peaceful protest? I guess they were fighting so your b...

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<t>Accountable;1376682 wrote: I'm betting that if a cop told them to stand down when they were doing what they believed to be right, they wouldn't "be all ass and elbows getting outta there." They know enough to respect authority. They know when to hold and when to fold, to borrow p...

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<t>Accountable;1376678 wrote: Be proud that your brat is now an adult, able to distinguish right and wrong, and with the backbone to stand for what he believes in. Be proud that your brat doesn't cower just because a guy in uniform is tired of dealing with him. Damn right be proud. It's ...

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<t>Ahso!;1376673 wrote: These college students aren't pussies, and they're actually quite clever to boot. This was an intentional showdown most likely due to the surprise "evictions" in paramilitary garb which recently took place around the country. Yeah, i know, true to all those John Wa...

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<t>Accountable;1376670 wrote: When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. ~ Thomas Jefferson Those old sayings were fine, in their time. We ain't fighting the British with flintlock muskets anymore. Eve...

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How stupid do you have to be to be a college student these days? If a few dozen heavily armed cops told me to haul ass outta there, I'd be all ass and elbows getting outta there. But, I was never a college student.

hoppy

BS. You don't want pepper sprayed, obey police orders and move your ass. Simple as that.

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