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RoyalOrleans

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  1. People still call you "Asshole"?
  2. Phil Fukken Donahue... abominably unequipped to argue point to point with Milton.
  3. I didn't really have one... just picking a fight. Man evolved from ape.
  4. Meyer's program is built around Tim Tebow and others are trained to follow. That's one thing I have always admired about Urban Meyer, he graduates a lot of players. We'll see how Georgia adapts to said theory, because I was so sick of watching Matthew Stafford make horrible decisions in the pocket. Grr.... it would just piss me off to no end!
  5. My name is Neal, but people call me "Dick".
  6. Biggest nostrils I have ever seen.
  7. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TqsPoVYY7s&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - watson cuba[/ame] Diane Watson Praises Cuban Revolution and Castros Healthcare System
  8. I just sent this link to fifty-eight people.
  9. They called John F. Kennedy "Jack" and "Bill" is a nickname for William Henry Gates, III. Just a nickname. My uncle was named Ulysses and they called him "Billy".
  10. Whatever... I like to get TJ's feathers ruffled on a dreary Monday.
  11. You should hear him quote Revelation in French.
  12. It's instinct? Not divine providence who so goes against it are sinners? Animals have instincts. Are you saying humans are animals? I thought you were a creationist.
  13. No one and I mean no one wants to adopt Mr. Fluffystuff. . He speaks French.
  14. Well ... to listen to the NE Corridor news media over the weekend, you would think that Ted Kennedy was as near as we're going to come in this country to our own Gandhi. Have you heard about the memo? What memo you say? Well .. that would be the memo written by Victor Chebrikov back in 1983. Comrade Victor was the head of the Soviet Union's KGB. The memo was addressed to one Yuri Andropov, the HCWIC of the USSR. The Boss. The Top Commie. The Big Red. First - 1983 status check. It's the Soviet Union back then, not Russia. The Berlin Wall stands and East German border guards are shooting people who try to escape Communist East Germany. Ronald Reagan is president .. and he is beginning preparations to deploy Pershing missiles to Europe. Andropov is not pleased - and when the leader of the Soviet Union wasn't pleased back in those days, neither was the American liberal establishment. There's a presidential election just around the corner, and Ted Kennedy is starting to think that he will be the one the Democrats choose to keep the hated Reagan from winning that second term. Kennedy believes that his chances of getting the nomination and winning the election might be enhanced if he can somehow manipulate American public opinion more to the favor of the Soviet Union and less to the favor of Reagan and his plans to deploy missiles in Europe. So ... Kennedy hatches a scheme. Now we get back to Chebrikov's memo. Chebrikov is telling Andropov that John Tunney, a close confidant to Ted Kennedy, visited Moscow in May of 1983. Tunney, according to the memo, was there on a mission from Kennedy. He wanted to get a message to Andropov. The message was that Kennedy was willing to help Andropov manipulate the American media into providing Andropov a chance to spread a bit of anti-Reagan propaganda. Kennedy, according to Tunney, was willing to arrange for some sit down interview for Andropov on American television. Kennedy would take the steps necessary for the major TV networks to contact Andropov to arrange for an invitation to Moscow. There Andropov would be interviewed and would be given a pretty good hunk of air time on American television. The trick here is that Kennedy, working with the TV networks, would make it look like the idea was all Andropov's; reaching out to the American people, so to speak. What would Kennedy get in return? The memo makes vague references to the Soviets helping him challenge Reagan in the 1984 elections. I guess we'll never learn what type of help Kennedy was seeking from the Soviets; and that would be because Andropov went Tango Uniform about 8 months later .. .and the Democrats didn't seem all that interested in running Kennedy anyway. Quite a guy, our Uncle Ted. Offering to help our enemy, the Soviet Union, gain a propaganda edge in the United States ... all to boost his own chances to become president. What a guy! Yes .. this memo was reported long ago. The London Times had a story in 1992. It was also covered in the book "The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism" by historian Paul Kengor. The media paid no attention to the London Times story, or to Kengor's book. After all, the Liberal Lion had to be protected. Want more? Here's the story from Forbes: Ted Kennedy's Soviet Gambit [attach=full]2496[/attach] [attach=full]2497[/attach]
  15. Society has been coming to "this" since the dawn of mankind. There will always be these types and society needs these types, because they make you feel a lot better about your lot in life.
  16. I hate Florida, except when they play Tennessee (and Auburn). Without Percy Harvins to throw to, who does Florida have to make big plays other than Tebow?
  17. I like the Chiefs chances with Cassel and the Texans chances with a health Schaub! How do you think Mizzou will do without Chase Daniel? And what do you think of the Redskins drafting Daniel? Do you think he will get the back up position over Hawaii's former QB Colt Brennan? So.............. many questions.
  18. What? No sodomizing?
  19. Gabriel's trumpet will produce them from the ass of an earthworm.
  20. RoyalOrleans

    Newt

    "If the Republicans can't break out of being the right wing party of big government, then I think you would see a third party movement in 2012 ... If you're going to talk about big spending, the mistakes of the Bush administration last year are fully as bad as the mistakes of Obama's first two, three months." - Newt "During the period I was speaker, the U.S. government - for four years - total growth was 2 percent a year. Under Bush, it was 6.1 percent. ... This year, I think it will be 36 percent in one year." - Newt Can you even wrap your brain around that, folks? Our government is growing at a rate that is absolutely unsustainable. And who is going to rein it in? Certainly not Barack Obama and the Democrats. And clearly, the Republicans haven't proven themselves to be able to do so either. So who is going to stand up a lead us back to a nation governed by freedom rather than government dependence?
  21. An old Georgia boy turns to his friend and says, "Danny, you know my wife threatened to cut me off if I went to this tailgate party." The old Georgia boy's friend replies, "Oh yeah?" "Yeah!" says the old Georgia boy, "I ain't worried." "Why not?" asks the old Georgia boy's friend. "Well..." says the old Georgia boy, "She has to find out where I've been getting it first."
  22. I don't know about you, but I will always remember Ted Kennedy for Chappaquiddick.
  23. I say this alot... "Mercy!" and this... "By God!"
  24. Favorite NFL Team: Atlanta Falcons Favorite MLB Team: Atlanta Braves (If I weren't, I'd be a St. Louis fan! Albert Pujols is god-prodigy!) Favorite NBA Team: Atlanta Hawks, however its a love/hate kind of relationship. And I don't rush home to see a game either. Favorite NCAA Football Team: Georgia Bulldogs (Yet, I pull for any SEC team when playing out of conference with the exception of Tennessee.) Favorite NCAA Basketball Team: I don't know. I'm a fan of the game, really, and more or less root for the underdogs during March Madness. Favorite NHL Team: Atlanta Thrashers (I have a love/hate relationship with hockey. I never rush home to make the start of a game.) NASCAR: I hate it. No... I loathe it.
  25. If I were President, this would be my eulogy... "All I want to hear is dirt hitting that box. Ohh... pussy half price."
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