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Way to kill the bored, freak!

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Well his spamming and fake posting to "win" the 5000 already had broken the spirit of the board, so where's the harm?

I'm getting a petition togehter to let me rename the thread, but I will believe he'll be reined in the day I first see it happen.

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Rite on H-man! Where do I sign amigo?

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You came back as a sock to post this crap?

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Corzine's numbers are falling like a lead zeppellin. I predict he goes down on Tuesday as NJ begins a gradual awakening from the debilating affects of the demo kool aid. Look for Forrester's momentum to carry over to the '06 Senate race as the Rs pick up the seat, which should spill over to Rs presidential candidate in 08. American wins, and wins and wins.

Speaking of Corzine, it is me or is he separated at birth from the BTK killer? Certainly there is an unmistakable moral equivalency.



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Let's roll
 

I was watching FOXNEW Sunday with Brit Hume this morning, and Brit is reporting that his high level administration sources (read: Cheney) have told him that the President, Rove and the whole of the White House was preparing to go on the offensive and start smacking back at the demos and their destructive lies about W's Presidency. Along with ensuring his SCotUS nomination goes through in preparation for the end of Roe, his domestic agenda of tax reform takes hold, W is also going to start combatting the treasonous lies the dimwits have tried to sell to the American electorate about the Battle of Iraq in the War on Terror.

Deep down the people believe in the righteousness of W's national defence effourts and his deliverance of freedom to tens of millions of moderate-radical Islamics and freedom loving Kurds, as evidence by the referendum in Nov. 2004, but he has dropped the ball in combatting the affects of the demo-kool aide, probably not realising the level of "Hate America First" that the DNC and their minions in the liberal media would sink to.

Keep laughing while you can boyyyyyyezzzz....

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The Legacy of Clinton Sucks
 

sex on school property is more frequent than adults might imagine...........adults who work with teenagers said it's happening more often these days.

There's....evidence to support that.....

Cpl. Michael Rudinski, president of the Maryland Association of School Resource Officers, said....... "The thing about young people is when they see things in the mass media and they think it's going on, they start doing it."


Congratulations to the Clintons, the commie teacher's unions and the liberal MSM media for destroying the moral fabric of our Nation. We can only pray to the babyjesuschristsuperstar that once Alito helps roll back Roe things will start to change for the better.

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eta: It's a WaPo link Gatti

Moderate-radical Islam: a Religion of Peace and Tolerance part 1471
 

The armed wing of the ruling Fatah party, Aksa Martyrs Brigades, on Sunday became the first Palestinian group to publicly endorse Iran's call to eliminate Israel.

In a leaflet distributed in the Gaza Strip, the group voiced full support for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's statements in which he said that Israel "must be wiped off the map."

"We affirm our support and backing for the positions of the Iranian president toward the Zionist state which, by God's will, will cease to exist," said the leaflet. "Recognizing Israel's right to exist means underestimating the Palestinian people, who are making daily sacrifices to liberate Palestine and Jerusalem."

The PA is now in the process of incorporating hundreds of gunmen from the Aksa Martyrs Brigades into the PA security forces. Last month the PA cabinet decided to set up five training camps in the West Bank to prepare the gunmen for their new missions.

In another development, a Palestinian preacher on Friday delivered a sermon in the southern Gaza Strip in which he saluted Osama bin Laden and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
According to a report by the Palestine News Network, the sermon was delivered by Dr. Jamil Mutawi, a senior representative of Hamas.

"May God bless Sheikh Osama bin Laden and Sheikh Abu Musab al Zarqawi, who are both leading the jihad against the Zionist entity and against American domination of the world," he reportedly told worshippers on the second day of the Muslim feast of Eid al-Fitr.


Religion and Tolerance indeed. The legacy of Arafat lives!

Is any California voting gainst 74,75,76 or 77. Here is a detailed reason of why you are a moron if you do (from a guy named John Gable).


BACKGROUND ON SPECIAL ELECTION

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger called a special election in order to pass initiatives he thinks are necessary to reform the way California government works. His opponents disagree with the reforms and think the special election is a waste of money. There are 4 other statewide initiatives also on the ballot plus potentially some local issues depending on where you live.

Gable's opinion: The money being spent on this special election will break records. The unions have already spent over $140 million against these propositions, more than twice the Governor's various committees supporting these reforms (and they are raising serious money, too). And don't believe the polls in the papers. They are quoting the same pollsters that were off by over 10 points for the recall election (and wrong in other past elections), but the polls that were accurate during the recall election show these four initiatives close, with two or three leading in the polls, and the forth in striking range.

In other words, this election is important and some of these races could be very close, so be sure to vote.

PROPOSITIONS

These are 4 propositions that the Governor has endorsed and are the emphasis of the special election.

Prop 74: "Teacher Tenure": Public School Teachers. Waiting Period for Permanent Status. Dismissal

Prop 75: "Paycheck Protection": Public Employee Union Dues. Restrictions on Political Contributions. Employee Consent Requirement
Prop 76: "Live Within Our Means": State Spending and School Funding Limits
Prop 77: "Voter Empowerment Act": Redistricting


* Prop 74: "Teacher Tenure": Public School Teachers. Waiting Period for Permanent Status. Dismissal *

What is it: Increases length of time required before a teacher may become a permanent employee from 2 to 5 years, and makes it easier to dismiss a teacher after two consecutive unsatisfactory performance evaluations.

Pro Argument: Prop 74 is real education reform. Regardless of their performance, once teachers have completed just two years on the job, they are virtually guaranteed a job for life. Under the present system, poor performing teachers can have multiple unsatisfactory evaluations and it is still virtually impossible for them to be dismissed. This changes that, giving local principals more freedom to get and keep only the best teachers.

Despite the fact that education is about 50% of the state budget and was increased by $3 billion last year (about twice the rate of increase for all other government spending combined), it is not good enough. Our education system needs real reform.

Supported by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, George Schulz and Karla Jones (2004 Educator of the Year, Orange County)

Con Argument: Prop 74 is designed to punish hardworking teachers - it is deceptive, unnecessary and unfair. It does nothing to deal with the real problems in our schools (class size, textbooks, computers, safety in schools, funding), it has nothing in it to reward high quality teachers, and there are no facts to prove that a longer period before tenure means better performance.

Supporters of 74 misstate the law. Today, teachers do not have a guaranteed job for life but can be, and are, fired. These changes will cost millions of dollars in administrative expenses.

Supported by Mary Bergan (President, CA Federation of Teachers), Monica Masino (President, Student CTA), Manny Hernandez (VP, Sacramento City School District).

Bottom line question: Do you believe that this initiative will improve schools (and student performance) or do you think it will hurt?

Gable's opinion: This initiative is not some conspiracy designed to hurt teachers, but is designed to improve education. Leaving the emotions to the side, does this help or hurt our education system? I can not see how it could really hurt the quality of our education, but can see many ways how it could help. Though dismissing a bad teacher is possible today, it is extremely difficult and rare. So rare in fact that school districts talk internally about "passing the lemons", the act of passing the worse teachers from one district to another, frequently with them ending up in the worst districts (where we need the most help). I also think that by giving the principals and school boards more freedom to hire and fire, we give them more ability to succeed.

Vote Yes. It definitely can't hurt our schools, and it can help, possibly help significantly over the years.

* Prop 75: "Paycheck Protection": Public Employee Union Dues. Restrictions on Political Contributions. Employee Consent Requirement *

What is it: Requires public employee unions to obtain annual written consent from each member in order to use a portion of that member's dues for political activity.

Pro Argument: It is fundamentally unfair to force hundreds of thousands of public employee union members to contribute their hard earned money to political candidates and issues they may oppose.

Supported by Milton Friedman (Nobel Prize Winner), Lewis Uhler (National Taxpayer Limitation Committee), Allan Mansoor (Member of Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs)

Con Argument: Prop. 75 is unnecessary and unfair. It's hidden agenda is to weaken public employee unions and strengthen the influence of big corporations.

Supported by Lou Paulson (CA Professional Firefighters), Barbara Kerr (California Teachers Association), Sandra Marques (Local President, United Nurses Association of CA).

Bottom line question: Do you believe that the current system is fair to union members, or do you believe that the new system would be an improvement?

Gable's opinion: To me, it is about freedom of speech. Spending money for a political cause is "speech", so spending my money to support something that I oppose is taking away my freedom of speech (even worse, requires me to say what I do not believe). Unions say that members can opt out, but in reality that is difficult, a bit scary for the union member, and not at all the same thing. If it was the same thing, why are they so against it?

Even though about 100% of union money was spent against the recall election, about half of union members supported the recall. The money was spent AGAINST the wishes of about half of union members, and that is just wrong.

Some people justify this unfairness because they believe in the causes that the unions support. But that "ends justify the means" argument doesn't fly with me, especially when it comes to fundamental, constitutional rights. Some people think this should not be limited to just public service unions, but should also apply to all unions and to any other organizations guilty of this kind of intimidation. I would agree - freedom of speech is sacred, and no one should be forced to pay to support something they don't want.

Vote Yes. It protects (or returns) freedom of speech.

* Prop 76: "Live Within Our Means": State Spending and School Funding Limits *

What is it: 1) Smooths spending levels from year to year to avoid huge spending increases (during good years) followed by either huge spending decreases or major growth in debt (during bad years). 2) If a new budget is not enacted prior to the beginning of a new fiscal year, the prior year's budget remains in effect. 3) If a budget falls out of balance during the year (when a fiscal emergency is called), the legislature must act to correct it. If they do not, the Governor may make cuts to correct the budget (mid-year correction).

Pro Argument: California's budget system is broken. We have record deficits, unbalanced budgets, and out-of-control spending. Politicians can't say no to spending. Since 1999-2000, the state has increased spending twice as much as it has increased revenue. Pass Prop. 76 or they will raise your taxes to pay for more spending.

Supported by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Campbell (CA Department of Finance), Sandra McBrayer (Former National Teacher of the Year)

Con Argument: Prop. 76 will cut funding for schools, health care, police and fire. It undermines our democratic system of checks and balances by giving the governor awesome new powers without any oversight, and it opens the door to higher taxes. Prop. 76 overturns the minimum school funding protections in Prop. 98.

Supported by Brenda Davis (CA State PTA), Hank Lacayo (Congress of California Seniors), Wayne Quint (CA Coalition of Law Enforcement Associations)

Bottom line question: Do you believe that the current budget system is working well enough? Do you believe this proposition would be an improvement or would hurt the budget process?

Gable's opinion: Clearly our state's budget system is a mess that hurts Californians with huge deficits and terrible credit rates that cost us piles of money, and spending priorities that seem completely out of whack (criminally huge pension plans on one side, not enough money for education on the other). Would this make things any better?

First, any fiscal constraint is always attacked for cutting everything and hurting everybody. These are scare tactics that grow old. What's weird is that with the automatic spending formulas in law today, spending will always be larger than revenues. Since some of the spending formulas are based on tax revenues, raising taxes can not fix the problem because it will automatically raise spending (and often damages the economy so that we have more spending needs and less revenue as a result, making matters even worse).

So something must be done, some fiscal restraint is required. This proposition smooths our growth in spending (avoiding the spikes that killed us under Davis) which should help. If the legislature can't get a new budget, it prevents the next year's automatic spending formulas from taking over but instead limits the budget to last year's levels. It also allows for a mid-year correction, so if the new budget is way off and will lead to new deficits, the legislature has a chance to act and correct things mid-year.

The most controversial pieces of this are the two things that are designed to protect us from an inactive (or incompetent) legislature. If they don't pass a new budget, the old budget stays in place. If the legislature does not act during a mid-year fiscal crisis, the governor may act.

This could lead to problems. The old budget may have issues. The governor may make foolish cuts. But the alternative is worse. The old budget may have problems, but that is better than the government automatically increasing spending based on formulas they have no control over (and the politicians claiming it isn't their fault). The governor may make poor decisions, but at least he is help accountable (vs "it isn't my fault" excuse used by Davis), and can be rehired or fired.

Vote Yes. It is a desperately needed reform and improvement for a broken system.

* Prop 77: "Voter Empowerment Act": Redistricting *

What is it: It changes the way district lines (for state senate, state assembly and US Congress) are drawn so that it is no longer drawn by state legislators but instead by a panel of retired judges with guidelines to avoid splitting counties and cities. The final plan is approved by the voters.

Pro Argument: Of the 153 seats up for election last November, not one incumbent lost, not one seat changed party hands. This is because legislators from both parties got together and carefully drew the districts so no one could lose. As a result, politicians get to pick their voters to basically guarantee re-election, meaning that they are not accountable to the voters.

This would change that. With fairly drawn districts, we would again have competitive districts, and politicians would have to be accountable to their voters or lose their jobs.

Supported by Ted Costa (People's Advocate), Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Arguelles (Former CA Supreme Court Justice).

Con Argument: Prop. 77 makes things worse. This is a new scheme by politicians to get their way. It will cost millions, and three judges and two courts ruled that this proposition was illegally qualified for the ballot. Voters lose their right to reject redistricting plans before they go into effect, and three unelected judges will decide everything - that is not fair or balanced.

Another argument: this is a scheme not just of politicians, but of Republicans specifically, to get more power.

Supported by Daniel Lowenstein (Former Chair, Fair Political Practices Commission), Judge George Zenovich (Associate Justice Retired 5th District), Hank Lacayo (Congress of CA Seniors).

Bottom line question: Do you believe that the election process will be improved with a new process for drawing districts?

Gable's opinion: This is about democracy. When you understand the details, it is the easiest decision on the ballot. Vote yes.

Both Republicans and Democrats who are in office are against it. That's because it is NOT in their best interest to have open, fair elections. They might lose. Republicans, Democrats, independents and others are supporting it. That is because if you are not an elected official with your job on the line, you immediately understand that more competitive elections (which this proposition will give us) is a good thing for our state.

With the current system, everything is decided during the primary, which has the fewest number of voters and the greatest representation of the most extreme wings of both parties. That leads to a legislature that does not fairly represent California (which is more moderate overall) full of extremists who can't work with each other to get things done. In addition, since the general election is essentially a guaranteed win, they don't have to do much to keep the people they represent happy. As a result, they are even more influenced by special interests and political organizations than they would be otherwise.

Vote Yes. It is important for our democracy to work as it should - truly representing the will of the people. This one change may do more to reform and rebuild California than all the other propositions combined.

Moderate-radical Islam: a Religion of Peace and Tolerance part 1471
 

Maybe the mayor of Paris could come out for destroying Israel. Might cool off some of the rioters.

Moderate-radical Islam: a Religion of Peace and Tolerance part 1471
 

Their frame of reference is so limited that they do not understand that they have already lost.

Even the bulk of significant Arab/ME opinion is no longer on their side. It is a shame that it will take more killing and suffering to force them to recognize reality.

A number of folks on that side think the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza was a victory for the Palestinian resistance. In a way it was -- in a 1967 or 1973 framework -- but not in the world of 2005. The benefit is to Israel in the long run.

S_A_M

They do seem quite reasonable. I'd probably vote for them all.

Of course, 75 and 77 have the added benefit of resulting in significant damage to the CA Democratic Party and/or the political activity of some of their key supporters. So, lots of people have non-moronic reasons for opposing them.

74 puts a nice stick in the eye of the teacher's unions too.

of course, that's just a coincidence.

S_A_M

That was a really long post with a lot of words. I'm sure it made a really good point, but i ran out of gas at "SPECIAL ELECTION".

Spank, could I just send you my absentee ballot and have you fill it out??

Moderate-radical Islam: a Religion of Peace and Tolerance part 1471
 

Huh?!?!? Could you cite me on the overwhelming outrage in the Arab/ME world over the Iranian president's comments, the Al Aksa's comments or over the policy of terroristic homocide bombing? Are they rioting in the streets in Cairo and Amman in front of the Iranian embassy?

Could I get a cite on ME/ARab countries that have meaningful relations with Israel?

Where do you think the money for Al Aksa, Hamas and every other anti-Israel/pro-palestine acronymn (and the arms that they bare) in the ME comes from? The profits from the all the vast industry in Gaza and the West Bank?

You are dreaming S_A_M. Not a tear would be shed in the ME (or france) if the babykiller Arafat rose from the grave and drove all the jews into the sea. The best bet for Israel is preemption. And to never, ever, ever trust a Clinton again.

there should be a referendum on whether the leadership of the NEA and other teacher's unions should be publicly hung or drawn and quartered for destroying our nation's public shools. I would vote for the latter.

Speaking of which I was at a conference on education today.....did y'all know that of Western industrialised countries only the US and Turkey don't have some type of "voucher" system whereby public money that is collected for education is redistributed for qualified families to use for private school education? What a shame that the liberals in this country (and Turkey) are such racist biased fucks.

The Legacy of Clinton Sucks
 

This post is the prime example of why the PB is dead. You are a joke, and nobody takes you seriously.

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Dissent. 911 is a joke! Teacher's unions are jokes! The immoral purveyours of moral relativism are jokes! People who defend perjury on a sex exception are jokes, and are guilty of dumbing down the morality of the country.

Did you read the article? Did you understand the implications? Do you talk anyone you know who has kids and lives in Chicago? They have 3 choices: (1) subject their children to generally terrible schools; (2) move to the suburbs; or (3) spend 15-20K a year in post tax dollars (on top of tax dollars off the top of gross income for public education) to pay for private school. Your ignorance of what you are talking about is compounded by your wilfully youthful naivete. Go out to Thursday night boys frat night and pretend this decline in standards doesn't exist, while you have the childless luxury to wallow in your hedonistic ignorance. Keep defending Clinton and Daley and the others who have inflicted this damage on our nation's youths, but don't blame me or W when you have a daughter some day and she's turning tricks in pre-school. That is the system you defended.

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Good god. You have made this bed. Sleep in it. Have fun spouting off this type of nonsense. At least Hank is listening. I never voted for Clinton, and I rarely defend him, but you think everyone who is opposed to Bush is a hippie liberal lifer democrat. You are a walking logical fallacy. And a nutcase.

People say that marathoners are lunatics. They are right about you. Unfortunately, you are now a tired, old man. The world has passed you by, and you can't handle it and have gone completely insane. Have fun with that.

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2 to all of that. Except I don't think he really runs marathins.

But the PB isn't dead. It is getting more posts than it has in the past during similar lulls in live issues.

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Nice PoPD as a way to duck the issue. I spent yesterday at a conference on elementary and secondary education put on by one of the leading educational accreditation organisations in the country. The superdupermajority of people there were Kerry/Clinton types and yet, behind somewhat closed doors, without the teacher's union reps there, most of the speakers cited the destructive effect of the teacher's unions on our schools and our children's (read nation's future) moral and cultural foundation. Who supports the teacher's unions dimwit? The republicans? No, its Clinton and Daley and the rest of the demo cabal. So you may you think you don't hang with or support them, but your ignorance perpetuates the problem.

Wait'll your kid is a toothless hooker doing blojobathons in the highschool auditorium, then you'll be sorry you didn't heed this cautionary warning.

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Quantity not quality. Once I relegate the low-quality posts to Fu-land, there's about 200/5000.

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3. Where's the petition H-man?

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Maybe you don't know how to discern quality. There were a myriad of posts on substantive issues, you just chose to ignore them.

Your beloved WaPo is writing about the epidemic of immorality in schools. Couple that with the fact that we know the public schools in DC, which you support with your tax dollars, are just about the worst in the industrialised world. Yet you want to stick your head in the sand and keep defending the Clintons and their pals in the left wing teacher's union movement, whether by overt action or shameful omission.

You are either part of the problem or part of the solution. Congrats on being the former.

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Deux, 2. Hank and sockman, thanks for getting my back.

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That's the way it is on any of these boards, FB included. All that varies is what I consider the quality 200 compared to what you might. Example, tax posts go on for pages. 2 or 3 of you find them quality. But to me they are about as worthwhile as the average Penske cut and paste.

The PB always benefits from a lunatic fringe. Right now we're short on actual lunatics so Penske is playing one. This too shall pass.

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Well, you know what? Instead of using ad hominen attacks on everyone/everything in opposition to W or conservativism, why don't you suggest some kind of alternative? You know, a substantive post? Although, at this point, you have immersed youself so much into Crazyville, I doubt anyone will ever take you seriously ever again. Do you realize that? Do you understand that no one takes you seriously? YOU. ARE. A. JOKE. A caricature. No one reads what you post. They are purely masturbatory rants.

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W-A-T-E-R

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Dissent. A list of posters who read my posts are:

-Hank;
-Shifter;
-Slave;
-S_A_M;
-Spanky;
-Club;
-Au Jus;
-Southern Patriot Gentleman.

To name several. Way to lie and manipulate, just like a liberal naysaying nabob.

As for education I have published my ideas, vouchers and get rid of the teachers unions. Crush them. Outlaw them. Raise the moral standard and right the moral compass.

Interesting that in Seattle, in the progressive, anti-bias educational community I am leading the charge day in and day out to bring real educational opportunity to the underclass that the dimwits have created and relegated to their political plantation. What are you doing for our nation's youth and future other than being a worthless fungible billing unit in a profession that just adds inefficient transaction costs to business and in your sparetime posting about anal creampies and the like on the FB. You are the JOKE.

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I prefer the FB to NOT be substantive. I like it fluffy.

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Yes,the babyjesus is turning W-A-T-E-R into liberal whine. Again.

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I have never posted about anal creampies.

Half of those posters you listed are your own socks. Slow and crazy is no way to go through life. Unfortunately, it's too late for you.

The Legacy of Clinton Sucks
 

Exactly, stick to your area of expertise and leave the hardball world of politics and governing to the adults.


eta: if only Clinton had done the same

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Quality doesn't require substance.

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The fact that this is your response cements your joke-dom.

Here's you assignment Coltrane, go out and survey a few hundred parents of K-8 students in Chicago proper about the state of school's and school choice in Chicago. Then go canvass the various school choices, and report back to us when you have something meaningful to add. In the meantime keep this creampie fluff where it belongs.

eta: also, do a side report on the number of dead bodies directly attributable to the Clintons' pals the Daleys. You can stop after the first 100, that will be enough for discussion purposes

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Penske speaks the truth, as does our great leader, George Bush, when he says that we do not engage in torture, or our other great leader, Dick Cheney, when he says the CIA needs an exception to laws banning torture.

Penske, as the saying goes, Mission Accomplished! Don't listen to these nattering nabobs of negativity. I am here, and I stand by you, against the race-mixing liberals and godless papist yankees.

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Yes, my good man, you and I have certainly shown this.

And that Avatar really shows your best side, by the way.

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It's too late, Penske. You can't go back. The crazy egg doesn't unbreak. When you are dead, you will have done nothing. Left no legacy. Not even a blip on the radar screen. "Do you guys remember Old Man Penske? God, what a fucking madman, sitting on his porch, shaking his fist and screaming at the kids to 'get off his lawn'! What a riot. Progress passed him right by. Marched right on over him. It's a shame, really. He wasted so much energy, and nothing came of it."

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The sky is falling! The sky is falling!

I'm actually laughing out loud right now. I'm enjoying this. It's not my fault your daughter is already a slut. Isn't it usually the responsibility of the parents to prevent their children from blowing little Timmy on the schoolbus?

Anyway, thanks for providing me some entertainment. I'm sorry guys like me kicked your ass in 8th grade, although it looks like you're having trouble getting over that.

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Well, we're both in trouble with that one.