I don't care how you spell cocksucker! YAY!

Go to work, when I get back the computer wants to update, so I let it and by the time I reboot I get to read 10 more pages of cocksucker's expounding on the GOP's attributes and pointing how he can read volumns of mind numbing data like that is something to strive for....what's next, cocksucker....Dex?
I note that the aforementioned hasn't found any new friends as well, same old names he keeps calling...

cocksucker, what you suffer from can't be fixed with money. But then you already knew that, didn't you?

It's a bitch when your toolbox is empty, isn't it?

But I bet ingorance didnt keep him from having an opinion.

You just keep doing, son.

It's obvious that you've never been fully appreciated for all that you do.

Cross your feet, will you, cocksucker? We only have one nail left.

And it likewise is not necessary to point out what it is you manage to demonstrate as well, cocksucker. But you just don't get that do you, buddy? You are kind of a one-trick pony....pitiful, but hey, that's all you got, so it's OK. You are the poster child of "I'm OK, You're OK" Congratulations.

I answered you previously, and it didn't matter then, so it won't matter now.
Because you don't care what the answer is, in fact you care about nothing but yourself and think that by tearing at others, you gain something. You don't. I only spar with you because you are like a mosquito in the night.....just flat annoying.
Throw all of your darts, cocksucker.....they fly right by.
And when you resupply...pick up some more tools, will you?

I'm assuming cocksucker is the "limp wristed left" and I'd be the "pansy assed thumb sucker on the left"?

I didn't realize I was cocksucker's keeper. Besides that, he was quoting Atwater.

For what it's worth, I'm not a big fan of the word, though. <--- The self-hating liberal in me made me say that.

I got to the townhall meeting site at about 4 , I would estimate about 400 people outside the gate many with signs. The signs where interesting in the sense that the ones for the Dem health care plan had signs that where about 90% preprinted and the people with signs against the Dem plan were about 90% home made. One group against had set up a table with a mic and speaker(wasn't very loud) and the group "for" moved very close to the table and chanted catchy phrases so as to make what she had to say unhearable, some stood right in front of her and waved the signs in her face. I was impressed with Rick Larson and thought he presented his case well. I would estimate the crowd at 5 in the stadium was about 3,000. They were a few crazies on both "sides" but overall a respectful gathering.

Aunty-

in the early '70s there was a movie called "rollerball" with James Caan. the premise was that the corporations ran the world. oh how we laughed at such a ludicrous plot!

and now, just to keep the conversation on health care going, here's an article from my area - it represents so many great things i've been subjected to in this thread - the homeless, medical care, and veterans. please everybody, help sort this one out, show all your work and turn in your scratch paper at the end of class.

Man in coma after collapse in downtown Chico
By GREG WELTER - Staff Writer
Posted: 08/13/2009 12:00:00 AM PDT

CHICO -- A man who collapsed shortly before noon Wednesday at City Plaza is in a coma, but may have been spared from death by the actions of a Chico police officer, who was just yards away and immediately began CPR.

Officer David Bailey, assigned to bicycle patrol in the downtown area, said he had been talking with the man, Ed Brisson, 51, about 11:45 a.m. near the plaza fountain.

Bailey said Brisson was pushing a cart loaded with his belongings toward the corner of Sixth and Broadway streets when he suddenly fell to the ground.

Bailey was assisting him within seconds, administering CPR and calling for medical aid. Emergency medical crews continued life-saving efforts for several minutes before transporting Brisson by ambulance to Enloe Medical Center.

Bailey said that the man appeared to be in extreme distress, and that bubbles were coming from his mouth as he provided CPR. Other officers said the man didn't appear to respond to resuscitation efforts.

On Wednesday afternoon police said the man was alive, but in a coma.

Brisson, a regular visitor to the plaza, is considered a Chico area transient by police, who said they have had dozens of contacts with him over several years.

Police said his nickname on the street is "Ziggy." It's believed that Brisson, who served in the Marine Corps., has relatives in the Chico area.

A man visiting Chico from Merced said he knew Brisson from talking with him at the plaza. The man said Brisson always walked
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around with a canister of oxygen, and appeared to be in failing health.

Police suspect no foul play in connection with the man's medical emergency.

let's ASSUME he gets no VA assistance for the sake of stirring the pot. there is also no indication he is jewish or KK he's in a coma and sucking off the public teat. take it away.....

Another productive day for AntiM.

Yeah, sorry I couldn't compete. Had to resort to personal attacks. I know you relish playing the victim so I was just trying to oblige.

okay - the fun train has left the station...

I think it would be hilarious if a group of folks showed up in brown shirts with the new Pepsi logo on their arm bands.

Hmm... I bank a Pepsi Distributor..... Bet they have some stickers......

It would seem so...but then the funniest post on this board in a long time just crawled out from under a rock and implanted itself here...



Fish on...

Todd

Pot, meet kettle.

Nah, dissent and patriotism are among the few bipartisan attributes.

Dissent is patriotic...to the maximum.

Disruption and outright lies are not patriotic, nor are they American...they are for pansies who cannot win on the facts, so they lie to inflame the ignorant...they should all burn in Hell.

Fish on...

Todd

Oh not correct. Disruption & lies are and American tradition in politics. Look at writings of their times with Adams, Lincoln, Goldwater, McGovern being interesting or if you want a real treat Andrew Jackson. Not just the election but policies as they tried to govern of those that were elected. It is the most American tradition, such as it is, of traditions that continues to the present.

It is what it is. Get over it.