I was commenting on some of the posts from the UK (etc...) that instead
of just bashing the individual, jumped on the whole nation in general.
Which of course is only designed to instigate trouble. I hate Bush and
was livid about that whole scenario for months, but frankly there is
little chance
he'll get re-elected. In my opinion. If he lost California last
time....sheesh,
he'll be lucky to win 10% next time. Power blackouts in California
while
his energy company pals in Texas jack up rates 500%. And he does
nothing.
Just saying, Europeans are quick to bash the US, but certainly have
adopted
many of our ideas. 'Cept that whole King/Queen thing. We had a
revolution about it.
Other folks can't let it go. Castles and whatnot. Whatever.
The vomit thing: CLASSIC! Loved it. I think Americans love nothing
better than
to take their "leaders" down a few notches. And it ain't hard these
days.
And the arguments on lists these days.... It ain't even me this time!
Dan
Pablo de la Cruz wrote:
> Dan, Dan, I know you're wise enough not to think of this as personal. I
> really don't care what Georgie Boy did to my Beloved Queen. Where I'm
> concerned he could as well ram her rearside and I wouldn't even blink.
> The
> main part of my paragraph was that I find funny that you can stand a
> coup
> d'etat that results in a trigger-happy moron taking care of business,
> and at
> the same time shudder at the mention of a mildly derogatory word from 60
> years ago. There's something wicked about this.
>
> So, did George Senior REALLY vomit on someone? Pray tell more.
>
> And, did you notice that nearly every list has degenerated in nasty
> arguments since the beginning of the week? Thanks God I'm a member of
> the
> peaceful BrotherKnittingMachines list - even I don't post that often.
>
> ---Pablo de la Cruz
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Oh I'm sorry, I thought we were just making broad generalizations
> > and insults about entire nations. Let's keep it personal folks (but be
> > specific or everyone will be confused...)
> > I'll be the first to insult Bush, I hate the SOB. but I think it's
> > hilarious
> > that someone would get all up in arms about some silly etiquette like
> > that.
> > Who cares? At least he didn't vomit on anybody like his pappy did.
>
> > Pablo de la Cruz wrote:
> > > You're right, Dan - after all, republics are known for fair play and
> > > transparency, and their citizens are given full control of the State
> > > affairs
> > > by means of their vote.
> > >
> > > ---Pablo de la Cruz, trying desperately to keep a deadpan stance.
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > > Well any country that still has a Queen, maybe oughta move into
> > > > the current century.
>
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