For ~^beancounter~^
 

pres hussein is an ass clown and you know it.....

hussein obomba and everything he does is a fraud, null and void.
He is NOT ELIGIBLE to be pres......

He has spent HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars dodging the issue WHEN

HE COULD EASILY PRODUCE A TRUE "Birth Certificate" IF ONLY HE HAD
ONE.

http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/a.../atlas-exclusi...












On Jan 22, 3:20*pm, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
~^ beancounter ~^ wrote:
barrack hussein obama showed us what a retard he is by trying to
let out all the islamic monkeys from cuba......

You've showed us what you're made of too, and it's disgusting.

hells bells, he is so
stupid, he didn't even use a bible whe getting sworn in again last
night.......

Haven't you heard ? He had a Koran and a copy of the Communist
Manifesto in his suit pocket.

Dumbass.

--
Ken Fortenberry

For ~^beancounter~^
 

herd a funny one at work today

Obama and his wife and Oprah Winfrey are flying in a plane together.


Michelle says: "I could throw a 100 dollar bill out of the window and
make someone very happy"


Barack says: "I could throw ten 100 dollar bills out the window and
make 10 people very happy"


Oprah says: "I could throw a hundred 100 dollar bills out the window
and make 100 people very happy"


The pilot whispers to his co-pilot: "I could throw these 3 ******'s
off the plane and make 65 million people very happy"














On Jan 22, 3:20*pm, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
~^ beancounter ~^ wrote:
barrack hussein obama showed us what a retard he is by trying to
let out all the islamic monkeys from cuba......

You've showed us what you're made of too, and it's disgusting.

hells bells, he is so
stupid, he didn't even use a bible whe getting sworn in again last
night.......

Haven't you heard ? He had a Koran and a copy of the Communist
Manifesto in his suit pocket.

Dumbass.

--
Ken Fortenberry

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"Tom Littleton" wrote in message
...

"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in message
...
barrack hussein obama showed us what a retard he is by trying to
let out all the islamic monkeys from cuba......hells bells, he is so
stupid, he didn't even use a bible whe getting sworn in again last
night.......

you are a complete moron. Quick, list the Presidents who have not used a
Bible for the main event. What book did Sam Adams use, BTW?? Also, list
how many Presidents did not recite the oath at all,but merely affirmed
with the words, "I do". There, once again, were quite a few(12, I think I
recall).
Closing Guantanamo is step one to the US rejoining the civilized world.
Many more steps will come.
Tom

Hi Tom,

I understand your thoughts on closing Guantanamo, however I'm curious what
you suggest we do with the detainees?

Thanks,
JT

For ~^beancounter~^
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtFwS2W3ITI

we are all in good hands w/the loney dems at
the helm, in washingtion

For ~^beancounter~^
 

CNN's orange-haired septuagenarian chatterbox Larry King has
been bowled over by the new Age of Obama, enthusing that his
youngest offspring (from his seventh marriage) wants to be black.
I guess it's a case of black being, er, the new black.

Interviewing a visibly uncomfortable Bob Woodward on his eponymous
CNN show last night, Larry, 75, gushed: "My younger son Cannon, he
is eight. And he now says that he would like to be black. I'm not
kidding. He said there's a lot of advantages. Black is in. Is this a
turning
of the tide?"

The distinguished Watergate scribbler responded "well, maybe" and
talked
about how his 12-year-old daughter Diana liked Barack Obama's
inaugural
speech before gingerly steering the discussion towards George W.
Bush's
magnanimity and how he "hasn't, you know, made any cheap shots" at
his
White House successor.

It could have been worse, Bob. The other day, Larry blurted out that
things
were changing so fast that there could soon be a lesbian in the Oval
Office.
"Who would've thunk it," he said on KIIS radio in Los Angeles. "I
can't
believe it. Well, in 10 years' time we'll have, a what, a lesbian?"

For ~^beancounter~^
 

another dem cheater...... nice.......


ALBANY — Problems involving taxes and a household
employee surfaced during the vetting of Caroline Kennedy
and derailed her candidacy for the Senate, a person close
to Gov. David A. Paterson said on Thursday, in an account
at odds with Ms. Kennedy’s own description of her reasons
for withdrawing.

For ~^beancounter~^
 

~^ beancounter ~^ wrote:
...
He is NOT ELIGIBLE to be pres......

He has spent HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars dodging the issue WHEN

HE COULD EASILY PRODUCE A TRUE "Birth Certificate" IF ONLY HE HAD
ONE.

That just shows how incredibly smart the man is. I mean think
about it, he has pulled off the biggest scam in the history of
scams !! He is now the most powerful man on the planet, the big
cheese, the great kahuna and there's nothing *NOTHING* you can
do about it except make a complete ass of yourself on Usenet !!

Carry on.

--
Ken Fortenberry

For ~^beancounter~^
 

what a pussy...having never served in the military, he is
clueless on warfare tactics......


" Obama: 'The U.S. will not torture' "

For ~^beancounter~^
 

and you being a lib dem, must be very proud of this


" he has pulled off the biggest scam "

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"JT" wrote in message
...
I understand your thoughts on closing Guantanamo, however I'm curious what
you suggest we do with the detainees?

Thanks,
JT
fair enough question. Let's give it a try, and both go into the process
knowing that neither of us has any say in what will actually happeng:
1. First, you have to breakdown the detainees into a few basic catagories. I
come up with three: 1) folks clearly detained for no good reason. Many of
these were victims of bounty hunters and the like, and have no ties to
terrorism whatsover. The government acknowledges that this group makes up
roughly 1/3 of the 240 or so currently in Gitmo. 2) Folks with no real
evidence against them, but still of a suspicious nature. Once again, using
our government's information, this makes up another 1/3.
3) There are around 80 folks with clear ties to terrorist networks, with
ample evidence against them.
2. The first group should be released. But to where? In many cases, they
cannot go home(many from China for example were victims of ethnic
persecution). In a new age of International cooperation, I think we will
find nations willing to take them in. Hell, they could come here, but may
not have any desire for any further contact with the US.
3. The second group should be evaluated for trial, whether by court martial
laws or criminal law. At this late date, there may not be evidence to
convict, so perhaps they, too, have to be released. It's the price we pay
for prior ****ups by our leaders. Some of them will be tried and convicted.
4. The last group should be tried under our system of laws. If convicted,
they can and should be incarcerated in this country. We took them, we keep
them. None of this NIMBY crap from some Senator. Any maximum security
Federal Facility will work. If we can hang onto Crips, Mafiosos and the
like, we should be able to safely keep these losers from the public view. No
executions, let them rot in jail and avoid martyrdom.

That is my no doubt flawed thinking on the matter. Perfect? Hardly, but it
does re-establish our nation as one of laws and due process. Which, in the
long run contributes to our overall standing in the world, leading to better
cooperation in the ongoing process of rooting out terrorists worldwide.
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in message
...
what a pussy...having never served in the military, he is
clueless on warfare tactics......


" Obama: 'The U.S. will not torture' "

apparently, you are the clueless one. Torture never works well, and pretty
much all experts on the subject seem to agree on that point. You, clueless
again, what a shock!
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in message
...


whoooshh!! The sound of Ken's sarcasm sailing right over your head. You
don't have a clue, do you??
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

bull****......


" Torture never works "




On Jan 22, 5:01*pm, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in ...

what a pussy...having never served in the military, he is
clueless on warfare tactics......

" Obama: 'The U.S. will not torture' "

apparently, you are the clueless one. Torture never works well, and pretty
much all experts on the subject seem to agree on that point. You, clueless
again, what a shock!
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in message
...
bull****......


" Torture never works "

It doesn't, really, as the information obtained is unreliable, as you will
get told whatever you wish to hear. We could test your theory, and
waterboard you until you utter something intelligent, but I doubt it will
work.....g
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

bull****......torture sometimes works........the
statement "it never works" is wrong......




On Jan 22, 5:22*pm, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in ...
bull****......

" Torture never works "

It doesn't, really, as the information obtained is unreliable, as you will
get told whatever you wish to hear. We could test your theory, and
waterboard you until you utter something intelligent, but I doubt it will
work.....g
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

Thain must be a dem....


Report Says Thain Spent Over $1 Million To Redecorate Office
To make matters worse, Thain is now facing more criticism for
reportedly spending $1.2 million to lavishly decorate his Merrill
Lynch office early last year while the firm was fighting to survive.

Thain splurged on interior designs from the Obama's chosen White
House decorator Michael Smith ($800,000), two area rugs ($131,000),
two guest chairs ($87,000), a 19th Century credenza ($68,000), four
pairs of curtains ($28,000), and a mahogany pedestal table ($25,000),
according to Charlie Gasparino, the CNBC contributor and Daily
Beast columnist who broke the story.

Other items mentioned: six dining room chairs ($37,000), a George
IV Desk ($18,000), a custom coffee table ($16,000), a sofa ($15,000),
a chandelier ($13,000), a mirror ($5,000), six wall sconces ($2,700).

Also reported to be on the list was a trash can for $1,400

For ~^beancounter~^
 

is this the "change" the hussein obamma coolaide drinkers were
votong for?

--------snip----------------------


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Missiles fired from a suspected U.S.
spy plane killed seven people Friday on the Pakistan side of the
Afghan
border, a lawless region where al-Qaida militants are known to hide
out,
officials said.

The strike was the first on Pakistani territory since the inauguration
of
President Barrack Obama.

Pakistani leaders had expressed hope Obama would halt the attacks,
more than 30 of which have been launched since the middle of last
year,
reportedly killing several senior militants.

The pro-U.S. government routinely protests them as a violation of the
country's sovereignty, but most observers speculate it has an
unwritten
agreement allowing them to take place.

One drone fired three missiles into the village of Zharki in North
Waziristan, hitting two buildings, the intelligence officials said on
condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to
the media.

At least seven people were killed, but there identities were not
immediately known.

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Jan 23, 11:15*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:
is this the "change" the hussein obamma coolaide drinkers were
votong for?

--------snip----------------------

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Missiles fired from a suspected U.S.
spy plane killed seven people Friday on the Pakistan side of the
Afghan
border, a lawless region where al-Qaida militants are known to hide
out,
officials said.

The strike was the first on Pakistani territory since the inauguration
of
President Barrack Obama.

Pakistani leaders had expressed hope Obama would halt the attacks,
more than 30 of which have been launched since the middle of last
year,
reportedly killing several senior militants.

The pro-U.S. government routinely protests them as a violation of the
country's sovereignty, but most observers speculate it has an
unwritten
agreement allowing them to take place.

One drone fired three missiles into the village of Zharki in North
Waziristan, hitting two buildings, the intelligence officials said on
condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to
the media.

At least seven people were killed, but there identities were not
immediately known.

No, Bonehead. That's specifically the type of policy that Bush invoked
that Obama will assess and discontinue, if its appropriate.

The man has been president for less than 48 hours.

--riverman

For ~^beancounter~^
 

hussein obama (not bush) had to
approve the action einstein........




On Jan 23, 8:44*am, riverman wrote:
On Jan 23, 11:15*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:





is this the "change" the hussein obamma coolaide drinkers were
votong for?

--------snip----------------------

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Missiles fired from a suspected U.S.
spy plane killed seven people Friday on the Pakistan side of the
Afghan
border, a lawless region where al-Qaida militants are known to hide
out,
officials said.

The strike was the first on Pakistani territory since the inauguration
of
President Barrack Obama.

Pakistani leaders had expressed hope Obama would halt the attacks,
more than 30 of which have been launched since the middle of last
year,
reportedly killing several senior militants.

The pro-U.S. government routinely protests them as a violation of the
country's sovereignty, but most observers speculate it has an
unwritten
agreement allowing them to take place.

One drone fired three missiles into the village of Zharki in North
Waziristan, hitting two buildings, the intelligence officials said on
condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to
the media.

At least seven people were killed, but there identities were not
immediately known.

No, Bonehead. That's specifically the type of policy that Bush invoked
that Obama will assess and discontinue, if its appropriate.

The man has been president for less than 48 hours.

--riverman- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Jan 23, 10:15*am, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:
is this the "change" the hussein obamma coolaide drinkers were
votong for?

Dude, at least try for a little consistency. Regardless of who's
POTUS, do you think a radical shift in US foreign and military policy
overnight is wise, or do you think a more gradual re-evaluation and
shift would be more prudent? What's your opinion on how aggressively
the US should pursue AQ across the Pakistani border? Are we soft on
terror if we let them go? Are we carelessly provoking a diplomatic
incident if we go after them? What do you think the US should do in
this situation? Are you capable of elucidating a reasoned opinion, or
do you just want to fling **** here?

Joe F.
(who knows the answer already, but wth.)

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 07:44:02 -0800 (PST), riverman
wrote:

On Jan 23, 11:15*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:
is this the "change" the hussein obamma coolaide drinkers were
votong for?

--------snip----------------------

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Missiles fired from a suspected U.S.
spy plane killed seven people Friday on the Pakistan side of the
Afghan
border, a lawless region where al-Qaida militants are known to hide
out,
officials said.

The strike was the first on Pakistani territory since the inauguration
of
President Barrack Obama.

Pakistani leaders had expressed hope Obama would halt the attacks,
more than 30 of which have been launched since the middle of last
year,
reportedly killing several senior militants.

The pro-U.S. government routinely protests them as a violation of the
country's sovereignty, but most observers speculate it has an
unwritten
agreement allowing them to take place.

One drone fired three missiles into the village of Zharki in North
Waziristan, hitting two buildings, the intelligence officials said on
condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to
the media.

At least seven people were killed, but there identities were not
immediately known.

No, Bonehead. That's specifically the type of policy that Bush invoked
that Obama will assess and discontinue, if its appropriate.

The man has been president for less than 48 hours.

Um, he has had time to reverse Bush's restrictions on funding abortions
in other countries...

HTH,
R
....hey, perhaps funding offshore abortions is more important than
stopping violating another country's sovereignty and all...well, that,
and finding out if Lindsay and Sam are still a couple...

--riverman

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"Tom Littleton" wrote in message
...

"JT" wrote in message
...
I understand your thoughts on closing Guantanamo, however I'm curious
what you suggest we do with the detainees?

Thanks,
JT
fair enough question. Let's give it a try, and both go into the process
knowing that neither of us has any say in what will actually happeng:
1. First, you have to breakdown the detainees into a few basic catagories.
I come up with three: 1) folks clearly detained for no good reason. Many
of these were victims of bounty hunters and the like, and have no ties to
terrorism whatsover. The government acknowledges that this group makes up
roughly 1/3 of the 240 or so currently in Gitmo. 2) Folks with no real
evidence against them, but still of a suspicious nature. Once again, using
our government's information, this makes up another 1/3.
3) There are around 80 folks with clear ties to terrorist networks, with
ample evidence against them.
2. The first group should be released. But to where? In many cases, they
cannot go home(many from China for example were victims of ethnic
persecution). In a new age of International cooperation, I think we will
find nations willing to take them in. Hell, they could come here, but may
not have any desire for any further contact with the US.
3. The second group should be evaluated for trial, whether by court
martial laws or criminal law. At this late date, there may not be evidence
to convict, so perhaps they, too, have to be released. It's the price we
pay for prior ****ups by our leaders. Some of them will be tried and
convicted.
4. The last group should be tried under our system of laws. If convicted,
they can and should be incarcerated in this country. We took them, we keep
them. None of this NIMBY crap from some Senator. Any maximum security
Federal Facility will work. If we can hang onto Crips, Mafiosos and the
like, we should be able to safely keep these losers from the public view.
No executions, let them rot in jail and avoid martyrdom.

That is my no doubt flawed thinking on the matter. Perfect? Hardly, but it
does re-establish our nation as one of laws and due process. Which, in the
long run contributes to our overall standing in the world, leading to
better cooperation in the ongoing process of rooting out terrorists
worldwide.
Tom

I appreciate the response and agree. I just hope it's handled in a manner
(laws and due process [as you mentioned] are followed) that those who should
continue to be detained are detained. I'm certain the 1/3, 2/3 or more would
gut you, me and our families and find great pride in doing so.

Thanks,
JT

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Jan 22, 7:26*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
Thain must be a dem....

Report Says Thain Spent Over $1 Million To Redecorate Office
To make matters worse, Thain is now facing more criticism for
reportedly spending $1.2 million to lavishly decorate his Merrill
Lynch office early last year while the firm was fighting to survive.

Thain splurged on interior designs from the Obama's chosen White
House decorator Michael Smith ($800,000), two area rugs ($131,000),
two guest chairs ($87,000), a 19th Century credenza ($68,000), four
pairs of curtains ($28,000), and a mahogany pedestal table ($25,000),
according to Charlie Gasparino, the CNBC contributor and Daily
*Beast columnist who broke the story.

Other items mentioned: six dining room chairs ($37,000), a George
IV Desk ($18,000), a custom coffee table ($16,000), a sofa ($15,000),
a chandelier ($13,000), a mirror ($5,000), six wall sconces ($2,700).

Also reported to be on the list was a trash can for $1,400

Thain is a prominent Republican:

http://www.nndb.com/people/438/000162949/

Some of the committees he's served on:

Americans for a Republican Majority
Bush-Cheney '04
John McCain 2008
McCain 2000
McCain for Senate '98
National Republican Congressional Committee
National Republican Senatorial Committee

You know, it's not too hard to check the facts before you post
something this stupid. It makes anything else that yu post be, at the
very least, highly suspect.

For ~^beancounter~^
 

he dosen't act it.....



" Thain is a prominent Republican "

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Jan 23, 11:36*am, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:
he dosen't act it.....

" Thain is a prominent Republican "

Maybe his role on the John McCain 2008 committee was picking out Sarah
Palin's wardrobe.

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 10:36:28 -0800 (PST), "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:

he dosen't act it.....

Try and imagine him in some Simms G22 waders...

HTH,
R
....batteries not included...



" Thain is a prominent Republican "

For ~^beancounter~^
 

that helps a bit... ‹(•¿•)›


Try and imagine him in some Simms G22 waders...

HTH,

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"JT" wrote in message
...
I'm certain the 1/3, 2/3 or more would gut you, me and our families and
find great pride in doing so.

JT, the world is chock full of folks that would gut you, me, et al. Some of
them are Islamic Terrorists, but far from all.
These are people we have in custody, and there, they should stay, if at all
possible. Still, making a mockery of our system of justice, and national
morality does nothing but make for more folks willing to hate Americans
worldwide, serving as a great recruitment tool for a host of extreme types.
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

wrote in message
...
You know, it's not too hard to check the facts before you post
something this stupid. It makes anything else that yu post be, at the
very least, highly suspect.


Oh, come on!! His complete lack of clues when he posts is what makes Rich
such prime entertainment. Seriously, would anyone reading here go to this
assclown for their accounting needs?
Tom
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

Tom Littleton wrote:
"JT" wrote in message
...
I'm certain the 1/3, 2/3 or more would gut you, me and our families and
find great pride in doing so.

JT, the world is chock full of folks that would gut you, me, et al. Some of
them are Islamic Terrorists, but far from all.
These are people we have in custody, and there, they should stay, if at all
possible. Still, making a mockery of our system of justice, and national
morality does nothing but make for more folks willing to hate Americans
worldwide, serving as a great recruitment tool for a host of extreme types.
Tom




Indeed, your behaviour on here has not endeared you to many either.

Gut you? No, hold you in custody and throw away the key because you are
a badass, perhaps.

You and others here have actually done more to engender hate than many
of those in your illegal custody.

One of your least endearing traits is your overweening conviction that
you are always right, and thus justified in using any means at your
disposal to assert your views. Including imprisoning and torturing
innocent people without due process.

Assholes like Dean actively use this group for hatemongering. You of
course also lie about others occasionally, merely in order to defame and
discredit.

Taken all in all, you are a pretty slimy bunch, and best avoided by
decent people.

MC

For ~^beancounter~^
 

too busy now Tom, not taking new clients...



" Seriously, would anyone reading here go to this
assclown for their accounting needs? "

For ~^beancounter~^
 

1.5 million attend the inauguration - and only 14 missed work

For ~^beancounter~^
 

~^ beancounter ~^ wrote:
1.5 million attend the inauguration - and only 14 missed work

Poor bitter loser, too bad for you.

But your lame attempt at being funny coupled with some talk
about the Cubs in another thread reminded me of one of the
most incredible rants of all time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv23pqH9iG0

NOT safe for work, NOT safe for kids and for gawdsakes turn
down the sound. Other than that, enjoy one of this Cardinal
fan's favorite tirades of all time. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

For ~^beancounter~^
 

wow...good one ken....i counted about 100 " f bombs "
there........go cubs, ea?









On Jan 24, 11:04*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
~^ beancounter ~^ wrote:
1.5 million attend the inauguration - and only 14 missed work

Poor bitter loser, too bad for you.

But your lame attempt at being funny coupled with some talk
about the Cubs in another thread reminded me of one of the
most incredible rants of all time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv23pqH9iG0

NOT safe for work, NOT safe for kids and for gawdsakes turn
down the sound. Other than that, enjoy one of this Cardinal
fan's favorite tirades of all time. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

For ~^beancounter~^
 

let's see...we have known rush for 20 years and hussein
for 12 months now.......hummmm.........

------------------snip---------------------------
WASHINGTON -- President Obama warned Republicans on
Capitol Hill today that they need to quit listening to radio king
Rush Limbaugh if they want to get along with Democrats and
the new administration.

For ~^beancounter~^
 

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Poor bitter loser, too bad for you.

true, but it IS amusing as hell to have Richie popping in with his bitter,
lame whines. In these difficult times, a constant reminder of the
****-stains that have been demoralized by the Obama victory is heartwarming,
indeed.
Tom

For ~^beancounter~^
 

a dem you can be proud of



CHICAGO (AP) - Launching an all-out media blitz as his
impeachment trial draws near, Gov. Rod Blagojevich compared
himself Friday to an honest, hardworking cowboy about to be
lynched by a band of black-hatted political insiders eager to
raise taxes. After keeping mostly out of the public eye since
his arrest on federal corruption charges, Blagojevich is reversing
course with a series of interviews and public statements portraying
himself as the victim of vengeful lawmakers eager to toss him out of
office.

"The heart and soul of this has been a struggle of me against the
system," Blagojevich said at a news conference Friday.

Blagojevich denied any wrongdoing but wouldn't discuss the federal
corruption charges filed against him last month. Instead, he focused
on his efforts to expand government health care programs without
raising taxes.

He has chosen not to mount any defense in the Senate impeachment trial
that begins Monday and could remove him from office within days. He
may ask the Illinois Supreme Court to block the trial, arguing its
rules are hopelessly biased against him.

For ~^beancounter~^
 

~^ beancounter plagiarized again:
Evidence snip

Do your patriotic duty, Rich. Kill yourself to protest this
state of affairs. Eat a bullet, Rich. It's the least you can
do for your country.

--
Ken Fortenberry

For ~^beancounter~^
 

On Feb 6, 2:49*pm, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:

"Go with the Republicans. They are predictable."
Chairman Mao Tse-Tung, Communist Chinese Peoples Party

Dave

For ~^beancounter~^
 

love is blind.......



On Feb 6, 4:17*pm, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
~^ beancounter plagiarized again:

Evidence snip

Do your patriotic duty, Rich. Kill yourself to protest this
state of affairs. Eat a bullet, Rich. It's the least you can
do for your country.

--
Ken Fortenberry