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® wrote:
> Aardvark wrote:
>
>> A victory for common sense for the first time in eight years. Well done!
>
> 21 January, 2009; end of an error.

My birthday! What a delicious present. OM NOM NOM.

HEMI-Powered wrote:

> You don't want to know what I think.

Too ****ing right, keep it that way!

Cork Soaker <> wrote:

>® wrote:
>> Aardvark wrote:
>>
>>> A victory for common sense for the first time in eight years. Well done!
>>
>> 21 January, 2009; end of an error.
>
>My birthday! What a delicious present. OM NOM NOM.

Let's see here. DUMP "Patriot" Act 1 & 2. Get OUT of Iraq just so
quickly as we got in. LOSE the (so called) "TSA".

Any other goodies/suggestions?

thanatoid wrote:
[snip]

>Maybe I'm just
> stupid, maybe I'm just paranoid, probably both.
No, you're just Thanatoid. And that's OK.
[snip]

wrote:
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> I had predicted Obamas win years ago in this group and I didn't even
> know he was running (can't find the post), but except for the rare one
> or two times, the tallest person has always won.

I thought it was always the candidate with the longest penis that always
won!
At least this time it was probably true.
PS: It's too bad for the Republicans that Hillary wasn't the Democratic
candidate. Ha ha.

For the first time in my adult life I am embarrassed to be an American!

"Aardvark" <> wrote in message
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>A victory for common sense for the first time in eight years. Well done!
>
>
>
> --
> Liverpool. European City Of Culture 2008
> http://www.liverpool08.com
>

On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 04:01:06 GMT, Aardvark <>
wrote:

>A victory for common sense for the first time in eight years. Well done!
It has been an interesting ride. There were so many afraid of Obama
being democrat and thinking he would spend too much money. Well I had
to laugh at that after what the Republicans have done. What a joke.
Obama is a good man and will make a graeat statesman and President.
Also I see America up a few notches in the world view.
I was pulling for Obama from the first time I heard him speak. I also
gave some help this time.

On Wed, 5 Nov 2008 08:32:20 -0500, "dadiOH" <>
wrote:

>thanatoid wrote:
>
>> No doubt, things have been /rather/ ugly for some time. But I
>> still doubt one guy - no matter how well-intentioned - can fix
>> the mess the country is in.
>
>It is not so much about his ability to single handidly fix things as it is
>about his ability to create a mind-set in the general public to do so. I
>think he is well on his way to doing that and his penchant for reasonable
>discussion and compromise will complete it. Additionally, his mixed race
>can have nothing but good repercussions throughout most of the world.
>
>On the downside, Bush still has a few weeks. And after that he'll get the
>usual and generous ex-president perks...including a library to hold his
>paper (note: singular intended). <gag>
I prefer the upside of your post and agree completly. The downside
makes me want to gag.

TheStoneCrusher wrote:
> For the first time in my adult life I am embarrassed to be an
> American!

You sound like a very mixed up American.

Aardvark:
> A victory for common sense for the first time in eight years. Well done!

What do you mean?

There is common sense in parts of America, at least in Venesuela and
other parts like Kanada.