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koan;718454 wrote: btw, I don't think this is just pretend, as Nomad would have us believe. I think he's got Bin Laden there right now and he couldn't figure out what to do about it.

So, Nomie, I suggest you invite him out for a day of work with... what was his name? Mike?


That's a good one, Koan...........Hear that. Nomad?

along-for-the-ride;718617 wrote: That's a good one, Koan...........Hear that. Nomad?




I dont have him. Honest.

Personally I wouldnt use him for fertilizer in my garden but hes just a cog in the wheel anyway.

A motivational speaker toying with the weakest minds.

How do you control weak minds ?

spot;718421 wrote: All this turning in business has me puzzled. Are people really so desperate for the cash?

The correct order is to invite him to sit, to take coffee and to discuss the state of the world. Maybe he'd share a takeout from the local Balti house later on, who knows.


For the record, the "cash" aspect never entered my mind when I posted.

I suppose I would stare in disbelief and say something stupid like "nice hat" I am certain I would be afraid and angry at the same time, but not sure I would have the balls to report him for fear of what could happen to me. (ever the chicken **** canadian eh)

I would like to spit on him mind you.

I spose by the time I got around to speaking to him everybody around would have him reported and arrested so with luck I could just walk away.

-and the world turns and turns........................................

if theres a lynching of a fg, let me know, I'll bring the popcorn(thats sarcasm) remember if it is going to get your panties in a bunch, then dont click it.

-Ip sticks out her bottom lip and stares at the floor, (very sad expression)

Nomie, if you dont have him: sob, sniff, but I already charged my tazor:D

Indian Princess;718777 wrote: -Ip sticks out her bottom lip and stares at the floor, (very sad expression)

Nomie, if you dont have him: sob, sniff, but I already charged my tazor:D


*images of IP on the hunt with tazer in hand* have popped into my mind.

Bryn Mawr;718610 wrote: When people start posting that they would put aside the rule of law, taking issue with them is not stirring, troublemaking or "US Bashing" - it's standing up for civilised values.

You bad - you are wrong!




In your eyes I may be wrong in mine I am right.:-4

dunkin1;718801 wrote: In your eyes I may be wrong in mine I am right.:-4


You do have to be feeling really insecure to think anything in this thread's US bashing, however right you might be.

Lynch law is always bad law, there was a time when most Americans recognized that to be true.

spot;718804 wrote: You do have to be feeling really insecure to think anything in this thread's US bashing, however right you might be.

Lynch law is always bad law, there was a time when most Americans recognized that to be true.


Yes you are right as always.

I am insecure.

And out of this thread.

God this place is friendly.:-4

dunkin1;718801 wrote: In your eyes I may be wrong in mine I am right.:-4


In the eyes of you own laws you are wrong.

dunkin1;718824 wrote: Yes you are right as always.

I am insecure.

And out of this thread.

God this place is friendly.:-4


:wah: Robust, but friendly :-6



No animosity or insult intended

aw dunkin in time you too will learn to um.... accept Spot hehehehe

highly loveable character honest for real.

minks;718886 wrote: aw dunkin in time you too will learn to um.... accept Spot hehehehe

highly loveable character honest for real.


That's true Dunkin. Even when he's wrong.

Quote:

Originally Posted by minks

aw dunkin in time you too will learn to um.... accept Spot hehehehe

highly loveable character honest for real.





RedGlitter;718953 wrote: That's true Dunkin. Even when he's wrong.




The only time Im aware of Spock being wrong was the time he thought he was wrong but it turned out he wasnt. Small error but an error none the less.

:wah:

I think I would like to talk to him to see why he did all this. I believe that the mind is an incredible thing and you can learn from others.

Tater Tazz;719023 wrote: I think I would like to talk to him to see why he did all this. I believe that the mind is an incredible thing and you can learn from others.






Oh my God !

The mind is a horrible thing !!!

Nomad;718330 wrote: This is pretend. Its something Ive thought about and I was wondering what other people thought.

What would you do if Osama Bin Laden were standing in front of you ?

Not in a war zone or a cave but in a room. Just you and him.

Hes standing in front of you and your looking him in the eyes, what do you do or say or both ?


And I mean this honestly. I would probably look at him and say "don't I know you from somewhere?" And then turn to my husband and ask "Honey, doesn't he look familiar? Do we know him?"

I can't imagine that too many American's would know him if they saw him on the street. I'm sure he would change his look/style and since you wouldn't expect to see him you wouldn't. I could be wrong but....

In all honesty I would make every effort to turn him into law enforcment. If he tried to escape it is highly likely that bodily harm would come to him or me. While we were waiting on law enforcment I would like to hear his reasons and ideas on the matters he is accused of and if he feels they were advantages to the Islamic people because a lot more of them have died than us because of this whole debacle.