Title: Message
Simple.
Idiot Son Of An Asshole lyrics
He's not smart, a C studentAnd that's after buying his way into
schoolBeady eyes, and he's kinda dyslexicCan he read? No one's really
quite sureHe signs stuff and he executes peopleMaybe that's why, he
doesn't have any friendsCocaine
An interesting post for a number of reasons. This really shows another angle on
well wishing, being supportive and caring. While all the rationales for criticism of
the posted news were laid out, and I appreciate the chance to be sensitized, it seems
harsh to be so dismissive of the
The only silver lining I can see is that Bush is going have to deal with the
mess that he created in Iraq and the next terrorist attack that will likely
occur on his watch.
I don't even want to think about what is going to happen with the Supreme
Court.
I think I am going to puke.
Jonathan A.
Anybody up for a mass move to Canada?
I am utterly disgustedI thought this country knew what was good for
them. Obviously, they are interested in making themselves look smarter by
having a dumb president. It's really pathetic. I am hoping for a recount.
Florida decision was made quite
Its depressing really. It was values that led to this.
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Nov 3, 2004 9:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] Bush Victory
The only silver lining I can see is that Bush is going have to deal with the
mess that he created in
Title: Re: [UC] Bush Victory
I have to agree. I am so very, very ashamed to be an American today and feeling quite ill from thinking about long-term legacy the next 4 years will have on our country. God/Goddess/Buddha/Allah/whomever/whatever help us now while we try to sleep in the beds weve
On Wed, 3 Nov 2004, Dan Myers wrote:
Anybody up for a mass move to Canada?
I am utterly disgustedI thought this country knew what was good for
them. Obviously, they are interested in making themselves look smarter by
having a dumb president. It's really pathetic. I am hoping for a
Title: Re: [UC] Bush Victory
Hillary in 2008! :)
- Original Message -
From:
Naomi
To: Jonathan Cass ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 10:03
AM
Subject: Re: [UC] Bush Victory
I have to agree. I am so very, very ashamed to be an
American today
Dan Myers wrote:
Anybody up for a mass move to Canada?
Oh, come off it. Why is it that liberals always talk about moving to
Canada when elections go horribly wrong? When you really think about it,
doesn't this make liberals look, well, kind of stupid?
First of all, I never heard conservatives
Very good analysis on Slate.com (http://www.slate.com/id/2109079/) of
why we keep losing to this idiot. The gist is that people don't want
to think -- they don't want to see the world as a complicated place with
a lot of shades of grey. They want a simple person who lets them see
the world as a
By the way, Vancouver is lovely -- and if I am not mistaken, has very
liberal pot laws, thereby permitting ex-patriots to blunt their pain, with,
well, blunts.
Jonathan A. Cass
-Original Message-
From: Turner,Kathleen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 10:17 AM
Title: Re: [UC] Bush Victory
Actually, Hillary in 2008 is recipe for disaster. Bill Clinton was
very popular butHilary was not.A female, liberal from the North East
doesn't stand a chance.
Jonathan A. Cass -Original Message-From: Paul Grossman
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent:
I'm very concerned about the legacy we leave our children. I think
they'll be fine economically if they're rich, and screwed
otherwise. I think that the security situation will get worse, and
Bush will breed more terrorists around the world in the next four years
than we've seen in the last
Yes, it certainly is. Moreover, the Heartland which decides the course of
this country is the least likely place where a terrorist attack will occur.
They are prone to attack major metropolitan areas large, financial districts
or seats of national government; namely the Eastern Seaboard and West
It is not the democratic process that is pathetic, it is the people who are
engaging in the democratic process. Remember, Hitler was very popular for a
period of time too.
As to the Slate article, I don't see John Edwards as being a particularly
strong candidate- what did he bring to the ticket
Title: DON'T GO ANYWHERE!!
To University City Democrats,
Listen to me out there. This isn't over yet.
1. Though it's looking like a Bush victory, that's no reason not to wait for the official count in Ohio and the other 4 states.
2. If Bush is elected, we need to work harder than ever
Title: DON'T GO ANYWHERE!!
To University City Democrats,
Listen to me out there. This isn't over yet.
1. Though it's looking like a Bush victory, that's no reason not to wait for the official count in Ohio and the other 4 states.
2. If Bush is elected, we need to work harder than ever
Yup. The South has risen again and this time they have won the war.
Look at the electral map. Hillary will get blown out like McGovern
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Nov 3, 2004 10:31 AM
To: 'Paul Grossman' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 'Naomi' [EMAIL PROTECTED],
For those of you who are ashamed to be an American, shame on you. We are lucky
to be in a country where we have the right to express our opinion, and yes,
vote for whomever we want...
For those of you who want to move to Canada, why all the talk? Move to Canada.
If you think you'll be happier
Hitler? Oh so now Bush is Hitler. That's an intelligent thing to say.
If I were you and I believed that, I would get the hell out and stop talking
about it.
Sharon
Quoting Jonathan Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is not the democratic process that is pathetic, it is the people who are
engaging in the
Title: DON'T GO ANYWHERE!!
To University City Democrats,
Listen to me out there. This isn't over yet.
1. Though it's looking like a Bush victory, that's no reason not to wait for the official count in Ohio and the other 4 states.
2. If Bush is elected, we need to work harder than ever
Hitler? Oh so now Bush is Hitler.
That wasn't my point. My point was that a popular leader -- and Bush appears
to have won the popular vote -- is not necessarily a good, worthy leader. I
think the emerging flaw in our democratic process is that the process itself
is causing this country to have
I'm not exactly sure how this all relates to west philly, but I suppose that
the election is the most newsworthy topic of discussion for most people; all
of the lists I subscribe to are temporarially election discussion lists.
So here's my plea. Try not to blame the outcome of the election on
Let me re-iterate: I don't think the democratic process is failed in any
way. (except the inconsistent way people vote at the polling booths, and
maybe our out-dated electoral college system) I think the PEOPLE in this
country are pathetic. I know I have no control of that, and have to accept
I agree with Paul. Dave's post made me sad. Dave, you could have just
made your point more concisely and said a few positive words about the
idea that people care about you. The poster is probably crying right
now. :( Anyway, hope you are recovering well.
ELISABETH DUBIN
Hillier
Actually, Sharon, we DON'T have to hold back from saying we're ashamed.
If I'm ashamed, then I'm ashamed. If I'm angry, then I am angry and I
can't make nicey-nice right now. I hope we continue to be divided as
opposed to apathetic.
ELISABETH DUBIN
Hillier ARCHITECTURE
One South Penn Square,
Well-said.
--
Sharon Nicolary
Quoting Clinton, J. Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not exactly sure how this all relates to west philly, but I suppose that
the election is the most newsworthy topic of discussion for most people; all
of the lists I subscribe to are temporarially election discussion
Title: RE: [UC] Bush Victory
Scott,
That's an excellent observation. The idea that no candidate is actually a good religious fit. I have to admit that I always hope that people leave religion and spiritual ideology out of politics and public policy. I feel this way, Scott, because it's
I agree that criticism is vital to the process. Your point is valid there. But
there is a difference between intelligent criticism and some of the things I
read on this list or hear on CNN.
I agree also with your that both candidates being deeply flawed. White males
with Yale degrees and wealthy
I don't believe in the like it or leave it philosophy when it comes to
America. The right to stay and fight the good fight and try to right the
wrongs is what makes this place cool. And knowing there's always hope that
we will live to see our personal and political goals, values, ideals and
You ask some valid questions, which I'll attempt to answer briefly...
1) Was the poster "...trying to be helpful in letting those who are concerned about you know that you are doing well?" Not being a mind reader, I can't speak to the poster's intention. I can only talk about the effects of his
Title: RE: [UC] Dave Axler's posting
I don't really know Dave, except through this list, but have to say (and perhaps for that very reason) that I agree with him and support his message.
Setting aside the issue of security of his house, after it was broadcast to the neighborhood that he
Title: RE: [UC] Hospital visits
Having had some experience on this one, I'll add a gentle correction --
The average hospital stay for a non-complicated, non-c-section delivery is less than 24 hours. During that time, particularly if the mother is trying to establish breastfeeding (this is
Title: Re: [UC] Bush Victory
I could not agree more.
Hillary in 2008!
Matt
Wolfe
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
Behalf Of Paul GrossmanSent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 10:19
AMTo: Naomi; Jonathan Cass;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
We have lost our long time firewood supplier that
we had for our house and at the Palladium. So I wanted to know if anyone
knew of resonably priced firewood supplier. This would be both for our
house and our restaurant (Abbraccio), so we go through quite a bit. Thanks
in advance for any
From: Vincent/Roger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2004 14:33:13 -0500
We have lost our long time firewood supplier that we had for our house
and at the Palladium. So I wanted to know if anyone knew of resonably
priced firewood supplier. This would be both for our house and
In a message dated 11/3/2004 1:08:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
4) You also ask, "Do most people who have been hospitalized feel that way?" Before writing my post, I discussed my experiences and thoughts with about a dozen friends and relatives who had undergone
- Original Message -
From: Marianne Das [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jonathan Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 3:23 AM
Subject: Re: [UC] Bush Victory
Don't laugh, but one of my former neighbors recently sold her house here
in
University City and moved to Vancouver.
I'm inclined to agree with Jonathan Cass's initial comment in this
thread.
Further, consider that this may be the high point of Bush's career: he
actually was elected President.
Elliot
Elliot M. Stern
552 South 48th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19143-2029
United States of America
telephone:
I have also used Co-Marh.
Not only were the guys great but they stacked the cord of wood AND it was
seasoned, ready-to-burn wood.
Many companies who deliver do NOT deliver seasoned wood.
-Wilma
On 11/3/04 3:05 PM, Charles H. Buchholtz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Vincent/Roger [EMAIL
For those who are upset with the election results, are getting into arguments with others about the meaning of the results, or just need to relax, I'm passing on a message I got at work from a fellow consumer bankruptcy lawyer, which is good whether you're a D or R. It's all about the dangers of
I know no one asked for this but it was passed on to me
and restores a little perspective. Hope it helps.
Joe
A Post-Election Prescription:
What will come of all this on Nov. 3? Some will pick up the
morningpaper and save it for a souvenir, and the others will wrap up
thegarbage in it.
Halloween at our house was a blast!
--
Cindy Preston coordinated an event that treated 1,100 kids.
Three early visitors were roped into volunteering without notice or
preparation.
Ed Robertson took over the Soda station and after handing out the
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