Dilly aka dully aka dally aka Wendy

What ever happened to her?

Is she still lurking out there?

Is it just tax season or did she hit that late 40 something wisdom and
get bored with the halfwitted fukjwits that inhabit this
so-called"news"group and move on to something more enlightening such as
a a mail order ant farm?

Just askin' here since the scariest thing about this newsgroup is the
most well rounded poster loves rap music, teaches in public schools and
has tatoos. I can't decide if I should panic or vote Democrat.
Perhaps I'll just veg and listen to NPR while rocking in the dark
hugging my knees.....thinking about Schute buggering sheep in AU on
David's ranch.

EatMe wrote:
[...]

> <snip> the scariest thing about this newsgroup is
> the most well rounded poster loves rap music,

My God, he sounds like a sexy beast!

> teaches in public schools and has tatoos.

Who IS that masked man?

> I can't decide if I should panic or vote Democrat.

Both?

I voted for Gore as a Republican and then switched to Democrat when it
was time for Dubya to run again. A second term for our current
president certainly gave me reason to panic. I wonder if the U.S. would
be in Iraq now if Gore had won in 2000.

They're talking of him in 2008. A recent news magazine had an article
on Hillary versus Barack. Well, if Gore doesn't run then I'd be
interested in hearing someone, anyone, talk about Hillary *AND* Barack.


> Perhaps I'll just veg and listen to NPR while rocking
> in the dark hugging my knees.....thinking about <snip>

Let's hold that last thought, shall we? ;o)

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Curt

On 6 Jan 2007 22:44:23 -0800, "Curt" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote:

>EatMe wrote:
>[...]
>
>> <snip> the scariest thing about this newsgroup is
>> the most well rounded poster loves rap music,
>
>My God, he sounds like a sexy beast!
>
>> teaches in public schools and has tatoos.
>
>Who IS that masked man?
>
>> I can't decide if I should panic or vote Democrat.
>
>Both?
>
>I voted for Gore as a Republican

that's just rong.

> and then switched to Democrat when it
>was time for Dubya to run again. A second term for our current
>president certainly gave me reason to panic. I wonder if the U.S. would
>be in Iraq now if Gore had won in 2000.

No, but Iran's Sepah would be.

>They're talking of him in 2008.

"They", who? The people with voices in their heads?

On 6 Jan 2007 20:24:00 -0800, "EatMe" <trollsblow@hotmail.com> wrote:

>What ever happened to her?

She's given up insulting fat people at the gym and now instead insults
fat people in hospitals.

>Is she still lurking out there?
>
>Is it just tax season or did she hit that late 40 something wisdom

Wisdom? no. Vanity, yes (she just had a tummy-tuck).

> and
>get bored with the halfwitted fukjwits

Now, that's not a nice thing to call her children. Not nice at all.

Lucas Buck wrote:
> "Curt" wrote:
[...]

re Al Gore

> >They're talking of him in 2008.
>
> "They", who? The people with voices in their heads?
>
> > <snip> A second term for our current president
> > certainly gave me reason to panic. I wonder if the
> > U.S. would be in Iraq now if Gore had won in 2000.
>
> No, but Iran's Sepah would be.

What was that about the people with voices in their heads?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic...y_Guards_Corps

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Curt