OT Dead Falwell

Cessna 310 wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
One of the founding fathers of the American Taliban is dead today
at age 73.

Jerry Falwell was as great a threat to tolerance and American values
as any American of the late 20th century. If he has a spot at the
heavenly table I hope god seats him between two gay guys.


Are you sure two gay guys would be there? I'm not about to second guess
who gets in.

I have more confidence that at least two gay guys are there than
I do about the Reverend Falwell having a spot at the table.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Tue, 15 May 2007 13:30:01 -0500, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

One of the founding fathers of the American Taliban is dead today
at age 73.

Jerry Falwell was as great a threat to tolerance and American values
as any American of the late 20th century. If he has a spot at the
heavenly table I hope god seats him between two gay guys.

One of them should be Tinky Winky...

On Tue, 15 May 2007 17:58:03 -0400, "Opus--Mark H. Bowen"
wrote:

[A]ny death" Dave? The following exchange seems to say otherwise.
Op

On 14 Sep 2006 10:11:13 -0700, "salmobytes"


wrote:
How can you defend jerks who lied to get what they
wanted, and then got what the war they wanted,
but not the outcome they wanted?


Are you now safe?

The main job for the potus is to keep us safe. I feel a helluva lot
safer now with all the al Quada we have killed, and we are killing
them *over there*.

You know, I visited the campus of Appalachian State. I have a nephew
studying there for his masters. Everyone I met could read. I
celebrate no one's death, and I wouldn't celebrate yours. But, I got
this feeling you would love to tap dance on MY tombstone. Eh?

Moron

On Tue, 15 May 2007 22:19:25 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

I have more confidence that at least two gay guys are there than
I do about the Reverend Falwell having a spot at the table.

How can you even think of heaven when you don't believe in God. What
do you have to do to get to heaven, assuming there is one, of course?

On 15-May-2007, Ken Fortenberry wrote:

One of the founding fathers of the American Taliban is dead today
at age 73.

Jerry Falwell was as great a threat to tolerance and American values
as any American of the late 20th century. If he has a spot at the
heavenly table I hope god seats him between two gay guys.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Good riddance to another floating piece of flotsam and jetsam
Hopefully Dick Cheney will follow him soon
along with a few others in the present administration.
It would not pain me or my consxience a bit tio these these reprobates fall.

Fred

Dave LaCourse wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
I have more confidence that at least two gay guys are there than
I do about the Reverend Falwell having a spot at the table.

How can you even think of heaven when you don't believe in God.

Well, first I have a cup or two of coffee, then I grab the
Times and take a seat on the throne and sometimes, on really
good days, I think of heaven.

What
do you have to do to get to heaven, assuming there is one, of course?

It's easy for me, for you I'd recommend Metamucil.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Cessna 310 wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
One of the founding fathers of the American Taliban is dead today
at age 73.

Jerry Falwell was as great a threat to tolerance and American values
as any American of the late 20th century. If he has a spot at the
heavenly table I hope god seats him between two gay guys.


Are you sure two gay guys would be there? I'm not about to second
guess who gets in.

I have more confidence that at least two gay guys are there than
I do about the Reverend Falwell having a spot at the table.


I'm not sure I'd want to pass judgment. Not my place to say who gets in
or why.

I guess I'm a little more tolerant of others' opinions even if I don't
agree with them.

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 15 May 2007 17:58:03 -0400, "Opus--Mark H. Bowen"
wrote:

[A]ny death" Dave? The following exchange seems to say otherwise.
Op

On 14 Sep 2006 10:11:13 -0700, "salmobytes"


wrote:
How can you defend jerks who lied to get what they
wanted, and then got what the war they wanted,
but not the outcome they wanted?


Are you now safe?

The main job for the potus is to keep us safe. I feel a helluva lot
safer now with all the al Quada we have killed, and we are killing
them *over there*.

You know, I visited the campus of Appalachian State. I have a nephew
studying there for his masters. Everyone I met could read. I
celebrate no one's death, and I wouldn't celebrate yours. But, I got
this feeling you would love to tap dance on MY tombstone. Eh?

Moron

So you were at ASU recruiting young warriors and conducting a literacy
survey?

I guess it depends on how *you* define "celebrate," Eh?

I never took up tap dancing. Any other feelings?

Op --It's a bitch when your own words come back to haunt ya, Eh?--

Cessna 310 wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Cessna 310 wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
One of the founding fathers of the American Taliban is dead today
at age 73.

Jerry Falwell was as great a threat to tolerance and American values
as any American of the late 20th century. If he has a spot at the
heavenly table I hope god seats him between two gay guys.

Are you sure two gay guys would be there? I'm not about to second
guess who gets in.

I have more confidence that at least two gay guys are there than
I do about the Reverend Falwell having a spot at the table.

I'm not sure I'd want to pass judgment. Not my place to say who gets in
or why.

I guess I'm a little more tolerant of others' opinions even if I don't
agree with them.

That doesn't sound like a good guess to me, but I guess it'll be
tolerated.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Cessna 310 wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Cessna 310 wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
One of the founding fathers of the American Taliban is dead today
at age 73.

Jerry Falwell was as great a threat to tolerance and American values
as any American of the late 20th century. If he has a spot at the
heavenly table I hope god seats him between two gay guys.

Are you sure two gay guys would be there? I'm not about to second
guess who gets in.

I have more confidence that at least two gay guys are there than
I do about the Reverend Falwell having a spot at the table.

I'm not sure I'd want to pass judgment. Not my place to say who gets
in or why.

I guess I'm a little more tolerant of others' opinions even if I don't
agree with them.

That doesn't sound like a good guess to me, but I guess it'll be
tolerated.


Who are you to judge?