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Originally posted by jonSun he wants to meet you after school to settle things out. 3pm. be there or be square

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Originally posted by The17sss Yes... because things are going so swimmingly with unchecked liberalism running amok right now. What we need is the whole nation to turn into Detroit.

Come on, now. Unchecked liberalism running amok? Please.

finish

Didn't finish HS and will soon be making big off of defense contracts.


Oh and I am still a liberal fuck. Suck it kevy, liberal and I eat your food!

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Originally posted by Lews Come on, now. Unchecked liberalism running amok? Please.

Where's the checks and balances? There aren't any. Obama, Pelosi, and Reid are doing whatever they want, whenever they want, even if the people overwhelmingly disapprove. Unchecked son!

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Originally posted by Joss Weatherby Didn't finish HS and will soon be making big off of defense contracts.

Sure.

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Oh and I am still a liberal fuck. Suck it kevy, liberal and I eat your food!

... purchased with food stamps!

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Originally posted by The17sss Where's the checks and balances? There aren't any. Obama, Pelosi, and Reid are doing whatever they want, whenever they want, even if the people overwhelmingly disapprove. Unchecked son!

41 Republicans

Checked.

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Originally posted by Lews 41 Republicans Checked.

ha! yeah and what happened in the Health Care vote with 41 Republicans? Oh yeah... it was rammed through anyway with all sorts of snake oil procedural shenennegens never tried before, and against the will of the majority of Americans. Unchecked.


Back to the oil though... when you've lost Anderson Cooper and CNN, well, you've got some problems. So much for that Hopeychangey transparency:

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Originally posted by The17sss ha! yeah and what happened in the Health Care vote with 41 Republicans? Oh yeah... it was rammed through anyway with all sorts of snake oil procedural shenennegens never tried before, and against the will of the majority of Americans. Unchecked. Back to the oil though... when you've lost Anderson Cooper and CNN, well, you've got some problems. So much for that Hopeychangey transparency:

A lot of that procedural stuff was tried before.

A good percentage of the Americans who didn't like it thought it wasn't strong enough

Come on, now. Don't quote Palin with the hopeychangey shit. It's beneath you

Also: Obama has let me down a bit. All politicians do. None are perfect. And I'm not a Democrat or a Republican (I'm something far far worse ). And yeah, big violations on the First down in the gulf at the moment

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Originally posted by Lews A lot of that procedural stuff was tried before. A good percentage of the Americans who didn't like it thought it wasn't strong enough Come on, now. Don't quote Palin with the hopeychangey shit. It's beneath you Also: Obama has let me down a bit. All politicians do. None are perfect. And I'm not a Democrat or a Republican (I'm something far far worse ). And yeah, big violations on the First down in the gulf at the moment

I wonder if those people who didn't think the healthcare bill was strong enough will have a change of heart when they see the 21 new taxes about to be implemented starting January 1st from it.

And dude! I wasn't quoting Palin. Give me some credit... lol.

So uh.... what are your political leanings that are far worse? You strike me as a moderate. That's not so bad

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Originally posted by The17sss I wonder if those people who didn't think the healthcare bill was strong enough will have a change of heart when they see the 21 new taxes about to be implemented starting January 1st from it. And dude! I wasn't quoting Palin. Give me some credit... lol. So uh.... what are your political leanings that are far worse? You strike me as a moderate. That's not so bad

Hey, I'm all for taxes. They've been raising a lot of taxes where I live lately and I'm all for it. State needs more money. Better to raise taxes than the deficit.

Google Hopey Changey and see what you get

I'm not exactly sure what you'd call me, to be honest. Socialist, maybe

Are you employed, Sir?

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Originally posted by The17sss

That is fuckin messed up. people should be angered by this. What exactly are these people doing down there? why secrecy

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Originally posted by EddieZilker I heard, from someone who apparently knows someone who escaped, that it was because the drill hit a pocket of natural gas that shot the shaft pressure up to 600,000 PSI, right before it exploded and likely vaporized all of the crew-men up there. The guy who escaped said that there are only four rigs in the world (five including that one) that are capable of drilling that deep and that, because of the depth, it's going to be close to impossible to put a cap on it. He said it will basically be the worst man-made environmental disaster ever. These commercials used to pepper CNN. I haven't seen this bitch once, since the disaster. Talk about fucking epic failure.

I just read the most excellent article in GQ with first hand knowledge of survivors. Anyone else read it?

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Are you employed, Sir?

40 hours a week.

the whole oil thing is Ambers fault. Send her head on a plate to NATO and we'll cap it off quickly without waiting for parts, a la homer and the stonecutters.

some aliens talked tro me] they said\\

Fuck off you fucking annoying piece of dogshit!

i better start posting these videos before they're removed



^ "i had a report this week that they're bringing in sand for these photo ops we have the vice president here, we have the president here, we have the governor here, that they're actually bringing sand in. i called bp about this and they said no that's not true"

(removed & reuploaded)



^ "well we reached out to bp to comment on the story we got no response, no response i repeat that"

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Man provides an aerial view of the oil spill by going against BP�s rules and flying his plane over the disaster showing lots of things that BP would rather you not see�

i'm afraid this ecological disaster & the reports surrounding it are heading in a direction which will inevitably render itself as unbelievable, but that matters not for what we are witnessing may very well be the raw reality of an actual cover up, physically and metaphorically.

obviously this is not a desirable conclusion but the picture being painted here is as clear as the water at pensacola beach (prior to the leak/spill), imo.

the wrath of pkcRAISTLIN's ridiculing shitstorms will have no effect on what is, and what is to come

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Top 15 Dumbest Quotes About the Gulf Oil Spill 1. "We're sorry for the massive disruption it's caused their lives. There's no one who wants this over more than I do. I would like my life back." �BP CEO Tony Hayward, on the oil spill disaster that claimed 11 lives and has since spewed 20 to 100 million gallons of toxic oil into the Gulf of Mexico, May 31, 2010 6. "I hear comments sometimes that large oil companies are greedy companies or don't care, but that is not the case with BP. We care about the small people." --BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg, speaking to reporters in Washington, June 16, 2010 12. "From time to time there are going to be things that occur that are acts of God that cannot be prevented." �Texas Gov. Rick Perry, May 3, 2010

http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/...pill-quotes.htm

^ coincidentally just in time for "the end"

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Originally posted by wing ^ coincidentally just in time for "the end"

Clearly, the video has been doctored by the democrats. I have nothing but faith that the GOP is just as interested to get to the bottom of this, as quickly as possible.

Y'all wanna hear some stupid shit?

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Texas is the latest state to see oil washing up onto its beaches. Officials there confirm that the tar balls that were first spotted on Galveston's beaches over the weekend are from the blown-out Deepwater Horizon well in the Gulf of Mexico. Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson said crews removed tar balls that washed up on the Bolivar Peninsula and on Galveston Island. "Clearly I'm alarmed at the revelation that some tar balls had been positively identified as being from Deepwater Horizon," Galveston Mayor Joe Jaworski said. "It's not a good thing."

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/...oryId=128321208

You're on the coast of the fucking gulf and you're alarmed that its hit your beach? Jesus fucking Christ.

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Originally posted by Lews 40 hours a week.

*woooooooosh*

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Originally posted by wing ^ coincidentally just in time for "the end"

Outrageous outrage from typically uninformed Democrats taking it out of context:


DeMint spokesman Wesley Denton:

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"Senator DeMint does not and will not have an objection to this legislation. He simply objected on behalf of other senators who had not been given time to review the bill. Now that they've had time to review it, it seems no one has an objection." So why was this blocked yesterday? [DeMint] happened to be on the floor when a Democratic Senator introduced the bill for a voice vote. DeMint was told by GOP leadership aides (earlier) to hold up the bill because leadership hadn't had a chance to read it. But now that the leadership has read the bill and decided it has no objections, it will move forward if a Dem asks again for it to be passed by unanimous consent. Don Stewart, a spokesman for Mitch McConnell, confirms that the leadership has no objections to the bill. "I don't know of any objections," he says. "What I do know is that there is bipartisan support."

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/pl...ight_thing.html

Sheesh. He was just respecting the absent leadership's wishes and holding it off until they had a chance to read it too. There's total bipartisan support to pass that measure now. Unlike the Dem's, some people actually want to read all the fine print on legislation before passing it.

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Originally posted by idoru You're on the coast of the fucking gulf and you're alarmed that its hit your beach? Jesus fucking Christ.

Tar balls are fairly common in the gulf. There is a lot of oil drilling and oil is spilled, often in small amounts that can collect and form tar balls.

Also there are natural leaks from the pools of oil under the surface.

His statement, while sounding stupid, made sense in the context of the gulf of mexico.

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Originally posted by The17sss Outrageous outrage from typically uninformed Democrats taking it out of context: DeMint spokesman Wesley Denton: http://voices.washingtonpost.com/pl...ight_thing.html Sheesh. He was just respecting the absent leadership's wishes and holding it off until they had a chance to read it too. There's total bipartisan support to pass that measure now. Unlike the Dem's, some people actually want to read all the fine print on legislation before passing it.

THAT'S NOT TRUE. THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!!!

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