The Affordable Care Act

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by Ike Bana

Yep! The above from 4-2-7 is the most lame, lying-ass, right-wing radio gasbag bullshit I've heard since I waltzed in here.

And I'm learning all about 4-2-7, the reincarnation of fucking Spiro Agnew. Love it or leave, eh?

Well here ya go 4-2-7, here's the real truth. What this 5 cent cigar needs is a good country.

And finally 4-2-7, in response to your last sentence, yes by all means, you'll move me? Cool, you're free to move me if you want to.

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Ha ha ha ha what a dweeb.

What a staggering retort. I'm crushed into dust.

Ha ha ha ha, what a cretin. If you had a dick, you'd be a flaccid cretin.

[icenine]

http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-...#axzz2sqZWlSs8

[CarlV]

Be careful, we need our shill for the tea baggerz. On the good side, Mezz he ain't.


Carl

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Views? maybe not the right terminology for you equating to learning. Perhaps I should have been saying my morals and character ingrained in me.

I do learn a lot even on this site I can see some people with morals that I definitely do not agree with. Some like yourself I do see good morals and character. In my view anyway.

Since my views are profoundly influenced by what I know I tend to believe that educating myself will possibly change my views toward things and events.

Well you see I had a definite advantage, despite having disappointed my parents as I am sure I must have done at times, they never stopped loving me.

And one other advantage was my mother's insistence that I always show women the respect they deserve.

My only regret is that they have yet to meet my Florence but one day they will. We none of us are immortal.

[whell]

Originally Posted by BeamOn

I say, shun him.

Wow. An Amish poster. Who knew?

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by whell

Wow. An Amish poster. Who knew?

I don't look the part though.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Well you see I had a definite advantage, despite having disappointed my parents as I am sure I must have done at times, they never stopped loving me.

And one other advantage was my mother's insistence that I always show women the respect the deserve.

My only regret is that they have yet to meet my Florence but one day they will. We none of us are immortal.

Thats very nice.

Agreed most of us feel we disappoint our parents, you noticed I said feel. I think it was mostly a ploy to have us excel in all we do. Some things I was able to correct before there passing some not. But know we are more of a joy than a disappointment in parents eyes. Yes definitely ladies first, I had three older sisters as well to learn from.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by BeamOn

I don't look the part though.

Our barn and carriage house were built by the Amish. The young men that put them in place impressed me. Yes they dress differently but you don't judge people by their clothes but by their behaviour.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by icenine

http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-...#axzz2sqZWlSs8

Yep we will be seeing more and more propaganda.

I can't wait to get my little red book and armband.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Thats very nice.

Agreed most of us feel we disappoint our parents, you noticed I said feel. I think it was mostly a ploy to have us excel in all we do. Some things I was able to correct before there passing some not. But know we are more of a joy than a disappointment in parents eyes. Yes definitely ladies first, I had three older sisters as well to learn from.

NOt truly a ploy, one thing that helped was growing up in a small village in Quebec that my uncle started with another man. You realized that everyone in the village knew who you were so you were careful not to do anything that would embarass your parents.

My older sister just turned 89 this month, we are the only two surviving siblings. She lives in British Columbia so we are a continent apart.