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On Apr 9, 5:23*am, wrote:
Ahhhhh. Don't think you Boo****s have much to brag on here. Lets get real and stop just rewriting FOX scripts OK? What was DeLay's former occupation? Bugger, right? And Hastart? Sure nuff coach. Wolfowizz? Rick, do you really want to compare position for position Bush vs Obama appointments? If you like we can, and lets include the sanctions, indictments and jail terms for good measure. I will just remind people just how incompetent and venal were the folks who you uncritically supported in their every move, no matter how stupid, no matter how unpatriotic, no matter how wasteful . . . for the last 8 years. Dave |
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On Apr 9, 6:24*am, wrote:
Are you going to donate to the Bush Presidential Library? BaHBAHBAHBAHBAHBAH. Dave |
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On Apr 9, 6:06*am, wrote:
What a martinet. Um, a "martinet," Gracie? *Hang on, you don't actually mean to say "martian" or "maraschino" or "canard a l'orange" or something, do you...? Here Junior, let me help you out, or more correctly let the Wiki help you out "In English, the term martinet is usually used not in reference to the whip itself, but rather him who would use it, a person who demands strict adherence to set rules, especially such a person in the military. This sense of the word reputedly comes from the name of Jean Martinet, Inspector General of the army of Louis XIV and thus would be etymologically only by accident related to the earlier sense. In an extended sense, a martinet is any person for whom a strict adherence to rules and etiquette is paramount: martinets often use etiquette and other rules as an excuse to trump ethics, to the point that etiquette loses its ethical ground. The Ugandan dictator Idi Amin was famously described as a "strutting martinet" by Time in 1977.[1] " Dave |
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On Thu, 09 Apr 2009 22:25:07 GMT, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
wrote in message .. . Ah, OK...so as long as intentions are basically good, then all's well. By this logic, anyone who wishes to offer the least criticism for, as an example, Michael Brown and/or George Bush, must prove to an, um, metaphysical certainty that they had bad intentions for every factor that would affect that criticism or have that critique voided by the "but they didn't INTEND..." rebuttal... I must have missed the part where this actor was going to serve in a mission-critical function like, say, head of FEMA. Could you elaborate? I have no idea what actual legal duties the Prothonotary in BC has, but if it does, I don't see how, generally-speaking, a person in an "IT job" would have legal training to qualify them for the position over, say, a notary (a "civil attorney" type notary, not a bank teller with a stamp and a pen), lawyer, paralegal, legal secretary, etc. as the job is set up here, the Prothonotary is more or less the keeper of all non-court related County records. Yes, in this day and age, IT management can make for a much more modern and organized system of doing the job. The normal occupant of said position is usually a person from a well-connected family in need of a job, any job. That brings us to the second point - this civic-minded IT guy isn't being appointed, he's having to run, and if the people he intends to serve want him to serve regardless of his qualifications, then so be it. I read your objections, such as you raise, to the Obama administration, and both the trivial nature of the beefs, along with a general missing of the whole changed nature of his political organization jump out at me. In fact, I start hearing Bob Dylan in the background singing, "There's something going on here, but you don't know what it is...." Oh, hey, I freely admit I have no idea what the Obama administration is doing in many instances...what concerns me is that they don't, either... I do not claim, as of yet, that he or they are "incompetent," but rather, that it is what concerned me all along: complete inexperience and lack of knowledge. And you (and Ken and many of his other defenders) are correct when you address some of the criticism _in isolation_ as small or "trivial" things. But when you look at the entire spectrum, it adds up to indicating that the lack of experience and knowledge is causing problems - so far, thankfully, most small ones in the scheme of things. Will those things lacking matter in some dramatic fashion? Impossible to say as it can only be commented upon after the fact. TC, R Tom |
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On Apr 9, 7:40*pm, wrote:
Lets see: Obama gets to clean up 2 Bush wars, one massive Bush depression, and root out thousands of feather bedded Liberty University and other right wing diploma mill grads salted all over the DOJ and other federal departments sitting on their asses, and these Boo****s have the nerve to ride his ass over little ****? Typical America hating crap from losers who correctly recognize that the partisan gravy train of no-bid corruption and ****-our-troops-for-a- dollar are OVER. Dave |
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On Thu, 9 Apr 2009 19:15:48 -0700 (PDT), DaveS wrote:
On Apr 9, 6:06*am, wrote: What a martinet. Um, a "martinet," Gracie? *Hang on, you don't actually mean to say "martian" or "maraschino" or "canard a l'orange" or something, do you...? Here Junior, let me help you out, or more correctly let the Wiki help you out Maybe you ought to Wiki up something for yourself, there, Daffy... "In English, the term martinet is usually used not in reference to the whip itself, but rather him who would use it, a person who demands strict adherence to set rules, especially such a person in the military. This sense of the word reputedly comes from the name of Jean Martinet, Inspector General of the army of Louis XIV and thus would be etymologically only by accident related to the earlier sense. In an extended sense, a martinet is any person for whom a strict adherence to rules and etiquette is paramount: martinets often use etiquette and other rules as an excuse to trump ethics, to the point that etiquette loses its ethical ground. The Ugandan dictator Idi Amin was famously described as a "strutting martinet" by Time in 1977.[1] " As I said, I don't watch Hannity, but I did occasionally watch Hannity and Colmes, and I must say, the first time I saw it, I thought, "Boy, that Hannity guy is _EXACTLY_ like a white Idi Amin"...his exaggerated military bearing and repeated citing of "Robert's Rules of Order" and "Emily Post," even to off-camera personnel, did seem a bit odd and excessive... HTH, R ....OTOH, maybe it was just all the festoonery on Hannity's Gilbert and Sullivan inspired uniform...he is the very model of a modern Ugandan dictator... Dave |
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On Apr 9, 9:11*pm, wrote:
Ah ha!!!! Now I know for sure we got you Boo****s on the run. You can tell when they start to turn on their heroes, like Rick here just did on one of the their main mentors, Mr. Martinet Hannity, the whackjob, Mr. Boo**** Leader Maximo of the Boo****skies, Mr FOX, Ruperts favorite Boot Licker Hannahosuckmaster, and all round ****ant. Up to this point his resolve was solid and Der Plan was underway. Possibly under the very leadership of the secretive, Senor Rick. #1, Send in the BeanMan, let him get under their skin with his mindless troweling on of **** made up in the mind of head Druguser in Chief, Limpback and his gang, The Anal Warts. #2. Then along come Rick, smoking jacket and all, Deconstructionista, master of disaster in the reasoning and logic areana, true believer in every act of Bush and Cheney, loyal in spite of it all, unshakable in the defense of incompetence, unmoved by continous acts of Bush stupidity and out of control spending, . . . along come Rick with the daily made up ****y harassment of the Obama Prez, from day one. What unquestioning loyalty. Better than Rin Tinny Tin. #3 And the Rice a Roni? The Anal Warts!!!!!!!!! Those wild and crazy guys, those silly ass biters, . . . from California to the Massachusetts Highlands. . . sing it Mz Laura, those Fox and Rush stalled warts, well you fill in the rest. But like Raygun's mind in his second term, the plan is not working. The people have a memory. They remember all too well how the Boo****s wanted to steal their Social Security accounts. They remember who in the Bush Whitehouse betrayed US CIA agents to cover up Presidential lies, They know who signed the blank checks to the banks. They know about the stolen money that should have been used to help our soldiers get Bin Ladin. Dave |
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On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:07:28 -0700 (PDT), Daffy Duck wrote:
Ah ha!!!! Now I know for sure we got you Boo****s on the run. You can tell when they start to turn on their heroes, like Rick here just did on one of the their main mentors, Mr. Martinet Hannity, the whackjob, Mr. Boo**** Leader Maximo of the Boo****skies, Mr FOX, Ruperts favorite Boot Licker Hannahosuckmaster, and all round ****ant. Up to this point his resolve was solid and Der Plan was underway. Possibly under the very leadership of the secretive, Senor Rick. #1, Send in the BeanMan, let him get under their skin with his mindless troweling on of **** made up in the mind of head Druguser in Chief, Limpback and his gang, The Anal Warts. #2. Then along come Rick, smoking jacket and all, Deconstructionista, master of disaster in the reasoning and logic areana, true believer in every act of Bush and Cheney, loyal in spite of it all, unshakable in the defense of incompetence, unmoved by continous acts of Bush stupidity and out of control spending, . . . along come Rick with the daily made up ****y harassment of the Obama Prez, from day one. What unquestioning loyalty. Better than Rin Tinny Tin. #3 And the Rice a Roni? The Anal Warts!!!!!!!!! Those wild and crazy guys, those silly ass biters, . . . from California to the Massachusetts Highlands. . . sing it Mz Laura, those Fox and Rush stalled warts, well you fill in the rest. But like Raygun's mind in his second term, the plan is not working. The people have a memory. They remember all too well how the Boo****s wanted to steal their Social Security accounts. They remember who in the Bush Whitehouse betrayed US CIA agents to cover up Presidential lies, They know who signed the blank checks to the banks. They know about the stolen money that should have been used to help our soldiers get Bin Ladin. Daffy Duck There. HTH, R |
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On Apr 10, 5:54*am, wrote:
There. HTH, R- Hide quoted text - Dear Rick Keenardo, You should have seen Hannity/FOX today. Right at the end of his piece on "Today's Themes for Boo**** America Haters" he laid it all out. He said, "A special dart goes out today for Boo****ers who up till now have with slavish, unquestioning loyalty, mouthed lavish hate on anyone trying to clean up the crap our team has pulled on the American people, BUT WHO are LOSING FAITH with the principles of screw-the- people, and cheat-the-troops-for-a-dollar, and so-you-thought- your-401k-was safe-from-us. "These principles are our Bible and don't you forget it." He went on to say. . . "if you cannot keep up the Boo****er attacks on Obama every day your privileges will be revoked. No more legacy admissions, cancellation of off shore bank accounts, no more no-bid contracts, no more fake "Made in the USA" labels. And that's just the start." That is scary stuff. What with the resupply of Duck loads that Cheney just got, no one would blame you if you backed off of the "hate America" Boo**** team. Even Nascar has seen some cutbacks. Dave |
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![]() "DaveS" wrote in message ... On Apr 9, 9:11 pm, wrote: Ah ha!!!!.....much snipped The people have a memory. They remember all too well how the Boo****s wanted to steal their Social Security accounts. They remember who in the Bush Whitehouse betrayed US CIA agents to cover up Presidential lies, They know who signed the blank checks to the banks. They know about the stolen money that should have been used to help our soldiers get Bin Ladin. Hell, I'm a longtime Democrat, and I don't believe much of the above(or the snipped part). The US public has the long-term memory, collectively, of a hamster. I will gladly wait to be proven wrong, but doubt I'll see that..... Tom |
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