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The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown, appears to me as
having a "dry mentality with".

Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy as well, though by
means of the legislative government.

The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere, belongs to the
conservative ideology as well as interest.

Try again, please !

Knut Arvid Keilen wrote:
> The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown, appears
> to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>
> Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy as well,
> though by means of the legislative government.
>
> The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere, belongs to
> the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>
> Try again, please !

Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling on about a British Prime
Minister?

Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?

Dr..a.g--o'''n wrote:
> Knut Arvid Keilen wrote:
>
>>The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown, appears
>>to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>
>>Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy as well,
>>though by means of the legislative government.
>>
>>The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere, belongs to
>>the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>
>>Try again, please !
>
>
> Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling on about a British Prime
> Minister?
>
> Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?

He's a troll and probably not taking near enough Lithium. He's
delusional and thinks Norwegian politicians have solved all the problems
of the world, not like here in the US where they really have.

Rôgêr wrote:
> Dr..a.g--o'''n wrote:
>> Knut Arvid Keilen wrote:
>>
>>> The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown, appears
>>> to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>>
>>> Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy as well,
>>> though by means of the legislative government.
>>>
>>> The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere, belongs to
>>> the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>>
>>> Try again, please !
>>
>>
>> Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling on about a British
>> Prime Minister?
>>
>> Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?
>
> He's a troll and probably not taking near enough Lithium. He's
> delusional and thinks Norwegian politicians have solved all the
> problems of the world, not like here in the US where they really have.

Nice one! Taken with the pinch of salt that you intended!

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 00:32:50 +0100, "Dr..a.g--o'''n"
<mt@...vvvvxxxxxxxvv.com> wrote:

>Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling on about a British Prime
>Minister?

Just killifle the idiot.
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"Knut Arvid Keilen" <> wrote in
news:lfCdnaAYb_62-:
>
>> The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown,
>> appears to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>
>> Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy
>> as well, though by means of the legislative government.
>>
>> The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere,
>> belongs to the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>
>> Try again, please !


"Dr..a.g--o'''n" <mt@...vvvvxxxxxxxvv.com>
wrote in news:f73pas$87i$:
>
> Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling
> on about a British Prime Minister?
>
> Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?


LOL!@"prattling on" ! It's a small world, after all?
What with this new "EU" thang, Norwegians should be
able to vote in the UK Parliment, ehh?

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We are undergoing an unprecedented heat-wave in the USA.

It is so hot locally that at many Regional Zoos
all the water-buffalo have completely evaporated!

And there is not a thing in the world anyone can do about it...
Because President Bush already pardoned The Weather Channel!

Rôgêr <> wrote in
news: om:

> Dr..a.g--o'''n wrote:
>> Knut Arvid Keilen wrote:
>>
>>>The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon
>>>Brown, appears to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>>
>>>Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy
>>>as well, though by means of the legislative government.
>>>
>>>The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere,
>>>belongs to the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>>
>>>Try again, please !
>>
>>
>> Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling on about
>> a British Prime Minister?
>>
>> Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?
>
> He's a troll and probably not taking near enough Lithium.
> He's delusional and thinks Norwegian politicians have
> solved all the problems of the world, not like here in the
> US where they really have.

DAMN I gotta remember not to read your posts with a mouth full
of coffee!!! That last line is a GEM.



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reality.

Bucky Breeder wrote:
> "Knut Arvid Keilen" <> wrote in
> news:lfCdnaAYb_62-:
>>
>>> The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown,
>>> appears to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>>
>>> Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy
>>> as well, though by means of the legislative government.
>>>
>>> The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere,
>>> belongs to the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>>
>>> Try again, please !
>
>
> "Dr..a.g--o'''n" <mt@...vvvvxxxxxxxvv.com>
> wrote in news:f73pas$87i$:
>>
>> Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling
>> on about a British Prime Minister?
>>
>> Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?
>
>
> LOL!@"prattling on" ! It's a small world, after all?
> What with this new "EU" thang, Norwegians should be
> able to vote in the UK Parliment, ehh?

If you Norwegians should be able to vote in our Parli*A*ment then they must
also be able to vote in you Congress - seeing as Blair has made this country
your 51st State!

It's a relief that he's gone so there's no more obsequious 'sucking' up to a
gun-happy, paranoid president of a country that thinks its above
international and moral law with him and his cohorts in charge.

The world will breath a huge sigh of relief when Dubya the lying dumbo has
gone - and some sort of sense prevails in your country!

Dr..a.g--o'''n wrote:
> Bucky Breeder wrote:
>
>>"Knut Arvid Keilen" <> wrote in
>>news:lfCdnaAYb_62-:
>>
>>>>The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown,
>>>>appears to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>>>
>>>>Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy
>>>>as well, though by means of the legislative government.
>>>>
>>>>The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere,
>>>>belongs to the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>>>
>>>>Try again, please !
>>
>>
>>"Dr..a.g--o'''n" <mt@...vvvvxxxxxxxvv.com>
>>wrote in news:f73pas$87i$:
>>
>>>Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling
>>>on about a British Prime Minister?
>>>
>>>Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?
>>
>>
>>LOL!@"prattling on" ! It's a small world, after all?
>>What with this new "EU" thang, Norwegians should be
>>able to vote in the UK Parliment, ehh?
>
>
> If you Norwegians should be able to vote in our Parli*A*ment then they must
> also be able to vote in you Congress - seeing as Blair has made this country
> your 51st State!
>
> It's a relief that he's gone so there's no more obsequious 'sucking' up to a
> gun-happy, paranoid president of a country that thinks its above
> international and moral law with him and his cohorts in charge.
>
> The world will breath a huge sigh of relief when Dubya the lying dumbo has
> gone - and some sort of sense prevails in your country!

heh heh, heh ... he said obsequious.

>> "Knut Arvid Keilen" <> wrote in
>> news:lfCdnaAYb_62-:
>>>
>>>> The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Gordon Brown,
>>>> appears to me as having a "dry mentality with".
>>>>
>>>> Here in Norway, we do have such a decision making policy
>>>> as well, though by means of the legislative government.
>>>>
>>>> The persons involved, rather what is expected elsewhere,
>>>> belongs to the conservative ideology as well as interest.
>>>>
>>>> Try again, please !


>> "Dr..a.g--o'''n" <mt@...vvvvxxxxxxxvv.com>
>>
>> wrote in news:f73pas$87i$:
>>>
>>> Could I ask why the hell is a Norwegian prattling
>>> on about a British Prime Minister?
>>>
>>> Incidentally, what are you commenting on and why?


> Bucky Breeder wrote:
>>
>> LOL!@"prattling on" ! It's a small world, after all?
>> What with this new "EU" thang, Norwegians should be
>> able to vote in the UK Parliment, ehh?


"Dr..a.g--o'''n" <mt@...vvvvxxxxxxxvv.com>
wrote in news:f75giv$hjl$:
>
> If you Norwegians should be able to vote in our Parli*A*ment then they
> must also be able to vote in you Congress - seeing as Blair has made
> this country your 51st State!
>
> It's a relief that he's gone so there's no more obsequious 'sucking' up
> to a gun-happy, paranoid president of a country that thinks its above
> international and moral law with him and his cohorts in charge.
>
> The world will breath a huge sigh of relief when Dubya the lying dumbo
> has gone - and some sort of sense prevails in your country!


But then I'm not sure what the rest of the world
would have to bitch about and blame stuff on.

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I hope if dogs ever take over world, and they choose a king,
they don't just go by size, or smelling each others butts...

Because I bet there are some Chihuahuas and
Terriers with some really good ideas too.