Alex Gogan wrote: > Hi rob, > > > but what is the scarier thing, the fact that it would not surprise > me > if it is true? (Oh and I knew it was a joke but was trying to be > sarcastic) >>> ¬} > I am Irish (and no it doesn't explain anything >:¬} )
I hope to visit Ireland someday. I want to walk the paths of the Tain and see the places where Cu Chullain fought. Where Balor opened his one evil eye. I want to look out the corner of my eye to see if I can spot a Sidhe. Well......really I'd like to see how the land corresponds to the mythology.<G> > and I read > news reports that in the bible belt they want to teach creationist > theory in the schools and then in LA a few years back they wanted to > put an embargo on barbeque's, now I know that they can be a major > contributor to the damage to the environment and cause so much more > than the SUV's (been sarcastic). That political correctness was > actually started as a joke in the New York times and was taken > seriously and is now almost the bible on how americans live their > lives. > > When in America (which is a country I love to visit, and I think > that > you have a wonderful country with great people - bar republican > voters) now has become so polarised and brain washed that now > nothing > surprises me anymore. Barbara Bush's last comment (akin to let them > eat cake) would have gone around as a joke but its now true. Yes...the inmates have taken over the asylum.<G> > > So what is worse: > > The fact that it would not surprise me that this could be true? > > or > > I am kind of disappointed that it is a joke cause it would be damn > funny to see some of the responses >:¬} > The first is worst. Your disappointment affects fewer people I think than your surprise. xponent Ground Negative One Maru rob _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
