Re: Girly-men explained.

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Kali

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In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,

invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


>


> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> >> malignant, ye belched:


> >>


> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


> >>> says...


> >>>>


> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> >>>> <largish snip>


> >>>>


> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> >>>>>


> >>>>> --


> >>>>> Kali


> >>>>


> >>>>


> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


> >>>> place.


> >>>


> >>> This has to be a troll.


> >>


> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


> >> isn't a store dummy.


> >


> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> >


> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


>


> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?

I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.

Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?

A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin

dressed in a clown suit? Or other?

--

Kali

 
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david hillstrom

Guest
On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 21:55:29 -0500, Kali <kali@happy.joy> wrote:


>In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


>invalid@invalid.invalid says...


>> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


>> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


>>


>> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


>> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


>> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


>> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


>> >> malignant, ye belched:


>> >>


>> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


>> >>> says...


>> >>>>


>> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


>> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


>> >>>> <largish snip>


>> >>>>


>> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


>> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


>> >>>>>


>> >>>>> --


>> >>>>> Kali


>> >>>>


>> >>>>


>> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


>> >>>> place.


>> >>>


>> >>> This has to be a troll.


>> >>


>> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


>> >> isn't a store dummy.


>> >


>> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


>> >


>> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


>>


>> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


>


>I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


>


>Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


>


>A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


>dressed in a clown suit? Or other?

mannequin dressed in a clown suit, cuzz you can never be sure, you

know?

--

dave hillstrom xrbj

 
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John \C\

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"Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message

news:ghnaut$2ak$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


> > unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


> >


> > > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> > > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> > > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> > >> malignant, ye belched:


> > >>


> > >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


> > >>> says...


> > >>>>


> > >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> > >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> > >>>> <largish snip>


> > >>>>


> > >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


> > >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> > >>>>>


> > >>>>> --


> > >>>>> Kali


> > >>>>


> > >>>>


> > >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know

their


> > >>>> place.


> > >>>


> > >>> This has to be a troll.


> > >>


> > >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


> > >> isn't a store dummy.


> > >


> > > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> > >


> > > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


> >


> > I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


>


> I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


>


> Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


>


> A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


> --


> Kali

Your ex husband staring at you through the back sliding glass door

dressed as a clown with a machete in his hand !

Your Pal,

Hon. John

p.s. Ruin his credit too when you declared Bankruptcy?

 
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Kali

Guest
In article <v9cuj4hhkrk89n94he0dr3mblrbf1h2daa@4ax.com>,

dave@meow.org says...


> On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 21:55:29 -0500, Kali <kali@happy.joy> wrote:


>


> >In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> >invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> >> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


> >> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


> >>


> >> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> >> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> >> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> >> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> >> >> malignant, ye belched:


> >> >>


> >> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


> >> >>> says...


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> >> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> >> >>>> <largish snip>


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


> >> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> >> >>>>>


> >> >>>>> --


> >> >>>>> Kali


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


> >> >>>> place.


> >> >>>


> >> >>> This has to be a troll.


> >> >>


> >> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


> >> >> isn't a store dummy.


> >> >


> >> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> >> >


> >> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


> >>


> >> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


> >


> >I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


> >


> >Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


> >


> >A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> >dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


>


> mannequin dressed in a clown suit, cuzz you can never be sure, you


> know?

You get it! yay.


> --


> dave hillstrom xrbj


>

--

Kali

 
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Wavy G

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Fellow readers, I have something to report. I am currently watching the

edited-for-television version of "The Pulp Fiction" on AMC right now. In

the scene just before Uma Thurman's character ODs on heroin, John

Travolta's character is in the bathroom talking to himself, trying to

figure out how to get out of spending the evening with Thurman's

character. In this, the edited version, he says, "I'm gonna go

home...cool off..." Now, obviously anywon who has seen this movie in

its original form knows that "cool off" is actually a dubbed television

friendly version of what he really says. However, at the point when he

says "cool off," he still makes the "jerk off" hand gesture. I just

thought I should let you all know. Thanks, and I'll see you next time.

Love,

Wavy G

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--Tim Weaver poses the dumbest question I've ever been asked.

 
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ah

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Kali wrote:


> In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> invalid@invalid.invalid says...


>> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


>> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


>>


>> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


>> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


>> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


>> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


>> >> malignant, ye belched:


>> >>


>> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


>> >>> says...


>> >>>>


>> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


>> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


>> >>>> <largish snip>


>> >>>>


>> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


>> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


>> >>>>>


>> >>>>> --


>> >>>>> Kali


>> >>>>


>> >>>>


>> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


>> >>>> place.


>> >>>


>> >>> This has to be a troll.


>> >>


>> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


>> >> isn't a store dummy.


>> >


>> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


>> >


>> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


>>


>> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


>


> I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


>


> Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


>


> A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> dressed in a clown suit? Or other?

That's a toughy.

--

ah

 
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morgan mair fheal

Guest
In article <494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com>,

ah <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote:


> Kali wrote:


> > In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> >> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


> >> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


> >>


> >> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> >> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> >> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> >> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> >> >> malignant, ye belched:


> >> >>


> >> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


> >> >>> says...


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> >> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> >> >>>> <largish snip>


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


> >> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> >> >>>>>


> >> >>>>> --


> >> >>>>> Kali


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>>


> >> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


> >> >>>> place.


> >> >>>


> >> >>> This has to be a troll.


> >> >>


> >> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


> >> >> isn't a store dummy.


> >> >


> >> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> >> >


> >> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


> >>


> >> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


> >


> > I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


> >


> > Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


> >


> > A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> > dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


>


> That's a toughy.

a babys arm holding an apple

arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call

its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

 
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marika

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"ah" <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote in message

news:494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com...


> Kali wrote:


>>


>> A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


>> dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


>


> That's a toughy.


> --

probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football

mk5000

"it's like wow, i've been exposed to a lot of people whether they know it or

not"--Lenka

 
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morgan mair fheal

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In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trinZ2d@rcn.net>,

"marika" <marika5000@gmail.com> wrote:


> "ah" <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote in message


> news:494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com...


> > Kali wrote:


>


> >>


> >> A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> >> dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


> >


> > That's a toughy.


> > --


>


> probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football

didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party

arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call

its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

 
K

Kali

Guest
In article <mmf-9A2318.17233110122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net>,

mmf@rev.num.nine.com says...


> In article <494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com>,


> ah <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote:


>


> > Kali wrote:


> > > In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> > > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > >> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


> > >> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


> > >>


> > >> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> > >> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> > >> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > >> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> > >> >> malignant, ye belched:


> > >> >>


> > >> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


> > >> >>> says...


> > >> >>>>


> > >> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> > >> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> > >> >>>> <largish snip>


> > >> >>>>


> > >> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


> > >> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> > >> >>>>>


> > >> >>>>> --


> > >> >>>>> Kali


> > >> >>>>


> > >> >>>>


> > >> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


> > >> >>>> place.


> > >> >>>


> > >> >>> This has to be a troll.


> > >> >>


> > >> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


> > >> >> isn't a store dummy.


> > >> >


> > >> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> > >> >


> > >> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


> > >>


> > >> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


> > >


> > > I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


> > >


> > > Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


> > >


> > > A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> > > dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


> >


> > That's a toughy.


>


> a babys arm holding an apple

that's creepy.


> arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call


> its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here


> this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang


> this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang


>

--

Kali

 
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morgan mair fheal

Guest
In article <ghs23n$dja$5@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, Kali <kali@happy.joy>

wrote:


> In article <mmf-9A2318.17233110122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net>,


> mmf@rev.num.nine.com says...


> > In article <494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com>,


> > ah <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote:


> >


> > > Kali wrote:


> > > > In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> > > > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > > >> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed, thou


> > > >> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


> > > >>


> > > >> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> > > >> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> > > >> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > > >> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> > > >> >> malignant, ye belched:


> > > >> >>


> > > >> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>, greghall@home.fake


> > > >> >>> says...


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> > > >> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> > > >> >>>> <largish snip>


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women. You're not


> > > >> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> > > >> >>>>>


> > > >> >>>>> --


> > > >> >>>>> Kali


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know their


> > > >> >>>> place.


> > > >> >>>


> > > >> >>> This has to be a troll.


> > > >> >>


> > > >> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any woman who


> > > >> >> isn't a store dummy.


> > > >> >


> > > >> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> > > >> >


> > > >> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a mannequin?


> > > >>


> > > >> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


> > > >


> > > > I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


> > > >


> > > > Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


> > > >


> > > > A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> > > > dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


> > >


> > > That's a toughy.


> >


> > a babys arm holding an apple


>


> that's creepy.

its the universal creepy final answer

arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call

its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

 
K

Kali

Guest
In article <mmf-DEEA3B.19170710122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net>,

mmf@rev.num.nine.com says...


> In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trinZ2d@rcn.net>,


> "marika" <marika5000@gmail.com> wrote:


>


> > "ah" <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote in message


> > news:494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com...


> > > Kali wrote:


> >


> > >>


> > >> A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a mannequin


> > >> dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


> > >


> > > That's a toughy.


> > > --


> >


> > probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football


>


> didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party

I thought that was a turkey. Wondered why it was so dry.


> arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call


> its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here


> this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang


> this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang


>

--

Kali

 
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marika

Guest
"morgan mair fheal" <mmf@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in message

news:mmf-DEEA3B.19170710122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


> In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trinZ2d@rcn.net>,


>> > --


>>


>> probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football


>


> didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party


>

it was buffet style so they used tennis *****

mk5000

"If the people are capable of understanding, seeing and feeling the

differences between true and false, right and wrong, virtue and vice, to

what better principle can the friends of mankind apply than to the sense of

this difference?"

 
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morgan mair fheal

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In article <Ruudnc7aA5FpWtzUnZ2dnUVZ_uydnZ2d@rcn.net>,

"marika" <marika5000@gmail.com> wrote:


> "morgan mair fheal" <mmf@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in message


> news:mmf-DEEA3B.19170710122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


> > In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trinZ2d@rcn.net>,


> >> > --


> >>


> >> probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football


> >


> > didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party


> >


>


>


> it was buffet style so they used tennis *****

what did they do with rest of the tennis

arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call

its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

 
J

John \C\

Guest
"Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message

news:ghs23n$dja$5@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> In article <mmf-9A2318.17233110122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net>,


> mmf@rev.num.nine.com says...


> > In article <494064d5$0$67977$892e0abb@auth.newsreader.octanews.com>,


> > ah <splifingate@gmail.com> wrote:


> >


> > > Kali wrote:


> > > > In article <p9zeka$pwo$q@alt.fan.prostitution.com.vietnam>,


> > > > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > > >> Kali, ye wart-infested detested parasite, thou whoreson zed,

thou


> > > >> unnecessary letter, ye s******ed:


> > > >>


> > > >> > In article <ja1v8w$zjy


> > > >> > $u@alt.pets.ferrets.really.ugly.blondes.net.peru>,


> > > >> > invalid@invalid.invalid says...


> > > >> >> Kali, ye drain-inhabiting guilty creature, thy will is most


> > > >> >> malignant, ye belched:


> > > >> >>


> > > >> >>> In article <2dj82q.6to.19.1@news.alt.net>,

greghall@home.fake


> > > >> >>> says...


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>> "Kali" <kali@happy.joy> wrote in message


> > > >> >>>> news:ghkkbh$9oe$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...


> > > >> >>>> <largish snip>


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>>> You seem to have some difficulty relating to women.

You're not


> > > >> >>>>> alone. soc.men added


> > > >> >>>>>


> > > >> >>>>> --


> > > >> >>>>> Kali


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>>


> > > >> >>>> I have little difficulty relating to women when women know

their


> > > >> >>>> place.


> > > >> >>>


> > > >> >>> This has to be a troll.


> > > >> >>


> > > >> >> No, it's a tacit admission that he's intimidated by any

woman who


> > > >> >> isn't a store dummy.


> > > >> >


> > > >> > Which is creepier, a clown or a mannequin?


> > > >> >


> > > >> > Or a mannequin in a clown suit? Or a clown posing as a

mannequin?


> > > >>


> > > >> I don't find either of them creepy. Why do you ask?


> > > >


> > > > I can't decide. I'll put this in the court of Usenet opinion.


> > > >


> > > > Voices of Usenet: Which is more creepy?


> > > >


> > > > A clown, a mannequin, a clown posing as a mannequin, or a

mannequin


> > > > dressed in a clown suit? Or other?


> > >


> > > That's a toughy.


> >


> > a babys arm holding an apple


>


> that's creepy.


> --


> Kali

Not as Creepy as your Fat Face !!!!

HJ

 
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marika

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"morgan mair fheal" <mmf@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in message

news:mmf-1EE48F.18522111122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


> In article <Ruudnc7aA5FpWtzUnZ2dnUVZ_uydnZ2d@rcn.net>,


> "marika" <marika5000@gmail.com> wrote:


>


>> "morgan mair fheal" <mmf@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in message


>> news:mmf-DEEA3B.19170710122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


>> > In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trinZ2d@rcn.net>,


>> >> > --


>> >>


>> >> probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football


>> >


>> > didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party


>> >


>>


>>


>> it was buffet style so they used tennis *****


>


> what did they do with rest of the tennis


>

feed them to lobbyists

mk5000

ABA urges next president to address attorney-client issues and more

Pamela A. MacLean /nlj.com

October 23, 2008

The American Bar Association issued a call to the next president, whoever

wins the election, to address pressing justice issues, including judicial

selection, immigration, attorney-client privilege and presidential signing

statements.

H. Thomas Wells Jr., ABA president, urged the president-elect and the Senate

to resolve delays and political wrangling that has marked the judicial

nomination and selection process in recent years by creating citizen

advisory panels.

Eight states with U.S. senators from opposing parties currently use

recommendations from citizen advisory committees to reach consensus on

proposing nominees to the president.

They tend to open the process, focus on nonpartisan qualifications and

shield the judiciary from political attacks, according to Wells.

This was one of six justice issues Wells presented as pressing justice

concerns in a open memo to the next president in the ABA's upcoming November

magazine.

Waivers of attorney-client privilege, which became a commonplace demand by

the Department of Justice over the past decade, was sought from corporations

and other groups by prosecutors as a sign of sincere cooperation during

investigations.

Through a series of memos spanning a decade, prosecutors were instructed to

deny cooperation credit to companies that refused to waive the privilege, as

well as work-product and employee legal protections during investigations.

Wells said the policies undermine "bedrock legal rights."

 
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All In

Guest
On Dec 11, 10:00?pm, "marika" <marika5...@gmail.com> wrote:


> "morgan mair fheal" <m...@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in messagenews:mmf-1EE48F.18522111122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


>


>


>


>


>


> > In article <Ruudnc7aA5FpWtzUnZ2dnUVZ_uydn...@rcn.net>,


> > "marika" <marika5...@gmail.com> wrote:


>


> >> "morgan mair fheal" <m...@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in message


> >>news:mmf-DEEA3B.19170710122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


> >> > In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trin...@rcn.net>,


> >> >> > --


>


> >> >> probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football


>


> >> > didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party


>


> >> it was buffet style so they used tennis *****


>


> > what did they do with rest of the tennis


>


> feed them to lobbyists


>


> mk5000


>


> ABA urges next president to address attorney-client issues and more


> Pamela A. MacLean /nlj.com


>


> October 23, 2008


>


> The American Bar Association issued a call to the next president, whoever


> wins the election, to address pressing justice issues, including judicial


> selection, immigration, attorney-client privilege and presidential signing


> statements.


>


> H. Thomas Wells Jr., ABA president, urged the president-elect and the Senate


> to resolve delays and political wrangling that has marked the judicial


> nomination and selection process in recent years by creating citizen


> advisory panels.


>


> Eight states with U.S. senators from opposing parties currently use


> recommendations from citizen advisory committees to reach consensus on


> proposing nominees to the president.


>


> They tend to open the process, focus on nonpartisan qualifications and


> shield the judiciary from political attacks, according to Wells.


>


> This was one of six justice issues Wells presented as pressing justice


> concerns in a open memo to the next president in the ABA's upcoming November


> magazine.


>


> Waivers of attorney-client privilege, which became a commonplace demand by


> the Department of Justice over the past decade, was sought from corporations


> and other groups by prosecutors as a sign of sincere cooperation during


> investigations.


>


> Through a series of memos spanning a decade, prosecutors were instructed to


> deny cooperation credit to companies that refused to waive the privilege, as


> well as work-product and employee legal protections during investigations..


> Wells said the policies undermine "bedrock legal rights."- Hide quoted text -


>


> - Show quoted text -

this thread just makes no sense.

- bax

 
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morgan mair fheal

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In article <6a092d10-062a-47e9-bb8c-f5cd4074ca3f@s21g2000vbp.googlegroups.com>,

All In <district29@***.net> wrote:


> On Dec 11, 10:00?pm, "marika" <marika5...@gmail.com> wrote:


> > "morgan mair fheal" <m...@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in


> > messagenews:mmf-1EE48F.18522111122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


> >


> >


> >


> >


> >


> > > In article <Ruudnc7aA5FpWtzUnZ2dnUVZ_uydn...@rcn.net>,


> > > "marika" <marika5...@gmail.com> wrote:


> >


> > >> "morgan mair fheal" <m...@rev.num.nine.com> wrote in message


> > >>news:mmf-DEEA3B.19170710122008@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...


> > >> > In article <hdWdnfrAJYcoHt3UnZ2dnUVZ_trin...@rcn.net>,


> > >> >> > --


> >


> > >> >> probably most creepiest would be a mannduquin stuffed in a football


> >


> > >> > didnt the company serve that at the office christmas party


> >


> > >> it was buffet style so they used tennis *****


> >


> > > what did they do with rest of the tennis


> >


> > feed them to lobbyists


> >


> > mk5000


> >


> > ABA urges next president to address attorney-client issues and more


> > Pamela A. MacLean /nlj.com


> >


> > October 23, 2008


> >


> > The American Bar Association issued a call to the next president, whoever


> > wins the election, to address pressing justice issues, including judicial


> > selection, immigration, attorney-client privilege and presidential signing


> > statements.


> >


> > H. Thomas Wells Jr., ABA president, urged the president-elect and the


> > Senate


> > to resolve delays and political wrangling that has marked the judicial


> > nomination and selection process in recent years by creating citizen


> > advisory panels.


> >


> > Eight states with U.S. senators from opposing parties currently use


> > recommendations from citizen advisory committees to reach consensus on


> > proposing nominees to the president.


> >


> > They tend to open the process, focus on nonpartisan qualifications and


> > shield the judiciary from political attacks, according to Wells.


> >


> > This was one of six justice issues Wells presented as pressing justice


> > concerns in a open memo to the next president in the ABA's upcoming


> > November


> > magazine.


> >


> > Waivers of attorney-client privilege, which became a commonplace demand by


> > the Department of Justice over the past decade, was sought from


> > corporations


> > and other groups by prosecutors as a sign of sincere cooperation during


> > investigations.


> >


> > Through a series of memos spanning a decade, prosecutors were instructed to


> > deny cooperation credit to companies that refused to waive the privilege,


> > as


> > well as work-product and employee legal protections during investigations.


> > Wells said the policies undermine "bedrock legal rights."- Hide quoted text


> > -


> >


> > - Show quoted text -


>


> this thread just makes no sense.

how about nickels

arf meow arf - cats and dogs living together - who ya goin call

its the end of the world as you know it - filler text goes here

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

this is how the world ends - not with a whimper but with a bang

 
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