Keyes to appeal case on Obama's eligibility

On Mar 29, 5:06*pm, Aratzio wrote:
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On Mar 29, 2:49*pm, Aratzio wrote:
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On Mar 29, 12:43*pm, Aratzio wrote:
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On Mar 29, 12:06*pm, Aratzio wrote:
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On Mar 28, 7:54 pm, "Jack Pine Savage" wrote:

How are all of your little fly tying friends going to feel about you
for bringing a whole set of posters into your little world? I'll bet they
really like you now.

Well, some of us are grateful. *Some of us like new toys.

Careful what you ask for, cupcake.

I didn't ask for anything.

Sorry for using a common everyday expression to confuse your
simplistic thought process.

That's o.k., I'm used to it.

The fact you were claiming you had found
"new toys" and that you like them is indicative of your need.

Go back and read it again. *I said nothing about finding new toys.

If you keep backpedalling that hard you might create a time warp.

This is pretty devastating stuff. *I guess this is what you meant by
unintended consequences, huh?

And your finest effort has been "I'm just stupid" so what do you
expect?

Hm......

Your use of quotation marks suggests that you believe, or want someone
else to believe, that I said that. I don't remember saying that. In
any case, it's kind of hard to assess whether your asking for me to
critique my own presumed efforts or are simply asking a rhetorical
question. Could you please help me out here?


The
statement that was expressed is a warning given to those too stupid to
grasp that the fulfillment of their desires may in fact have
unintended consequences.

You'd be surprised at what can result in unintended consequences.

No, I wouldn't.

Oh......well, never mind then.

So why don't you show everyone:

As noted above, it's pretty obvious that this is what you are doing
now (and a fine job of it you are doing, I might add). *Thus, there is
hardly any need for ME to show anyone, ainna?

You are obviously an expert given your critique,

Thanks. That's very kind of you.

will you be demonstrating how you came by your expertise

I'm not all sure I'd know how to go about that.

or just continue as you are, winning at playing stupid.

Well, they say it isn't whether you win or lose, it's how you play the
game that counts. Frankly, I've never been any more impressed with
this particular bit of folk wisdom than any other, but I suppose there
are instances in which it applies to some good purpose or other. In
any case, I don't think there are many people who would argue
forcefully for the proposition that there is anything intrinsically
wrong with winning on the face of it. Allinteresting fodder for
thought, but it really doesn't answer your question, does it. I guess
the best answer I can give you is that I have a limited repertoire and
thus will probably go on as before. The consequences, whether
intended or otherwise, will....nay MUST.....be what they are. Does
that help at all?

Or, perhaps, I am so out of my depth here that in fact I AM showing
everyone. *Whattya think......I am making a fool of myself here?

I think you are a boring ****.

And yet, here you are.

Unlikely you will ever do anything that approaches humor.

De gustibus non est disputandum.

No telling what someone else might find humorous, eh?

Does that help with your understanding of common phraseology and the
usage of said phraseology or would you like to continue displaying
your abject ignorance?

Hm......

I guess I'll stick around for a while. *I'm learning SO much!

Please do, the "I'm just stupid" troll went out in the mid-90s.

I don't know what that means.

Should I be surprised?

We could be here for days if we start to delve into what you should
be. Personally, I don't mind that a bit; I've always greatly enjoyed
spending time with new friends.

English isn't your first language is it?

Says the dillhole unable to comprehend simple and commonly used
English

Of course, some things are easier to learn than others. *What's a
"dillhole?"

You know, there is thing they call "the google" and it is a "website"
on "the internets" lots of fascinating instruction can be found there.

Does that mean you don't know?

It has been a while since I saw someone try to pretend they are a bot.

I don't know what that means.

giles