Thrown out of an FBO...

mike regish wrote:

Um...those "radical" muslims were in Afghanistan. It's not even spelled like
Iraq. Look...Iraq ends in a "Q". See it? Afghanistan ends in a "stan". "Q".
"STAN" I put them real close so maybe it would be easier for you to see the
difference.

mike

"Ron Lee" wrote in message
...

W is somewhat liberal IMO. He is hardly a Reagan conservative but he
does stand by his convictions and is an honorable man. He has done a
fair job of fighting the muslim radicals who want to kill Americans
but he is wrong on the illegal worker (erroneously called immigration)
amnesty program, protecting our borders, Katrina relief, etc

Ron Lee

Nice mature thought process you have there, but wrong. There are/were radical
muslims in numerous countries, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, United
States, France, Sudan, Iran, Yemen and others that want to kill Americans.

mike regish wrote:

I think Jessica is really Jay...in e-drag...trying to defend his careless
mouth from another angle.

mike

"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
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"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message


I found Jay's story entertaining and interesting to read. Since you knew
that
you thought it was just a troll, why would you respond to a troll?

I did NOT think it was just a troll, until Jay admitted that it was. In
that respect, I admit he was quite successful. There's a true art to
trolling, as an effective troll can be accomplished only by hiding the
fact that one *is* trolling.


Yeah, that's me. You are so smart, tell us some more funny stuff! LoL! You
can have another hit off your bong now.

Cause they're still idiots

Someday, this whole gay marriage thing going on now, the fact that it's even
being debated, will be looked at with the same disgust most of us look at
the racial prejudice of 50 short years ago. And all of you, who think it is
your place to dictate how other people should live, will be clearly seen for
the ignorant, intolerant bigots you are.

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...

I'm curious...If it is such a basic right, then how come other states do
not
recognize said "right?" I'm also curious if it is such a basic right, how
come
it is more special than the constitutional process? Following your logic,
the
13th amendment (and the first and all of them really) were gravely harmful
to
make.

mike regish wrote:

There's more where these came from...

At least I KNOW when I'm insulting somebody. And I usually do it
intentionally.

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...


mike regish wrote:

Well, at least I didn't call a charter owner a cheap SOB employer.

mike

So what? You have displayed no shortage of personal insults.


Very impressive skills, Mike. I guess insults are part of your
self-proclaimed "the only thing I am intolerant of is intolerance."
:-)

mike regish wrote:

Yep. Ok. You win.

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
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Win what? I was just pointing out who absurd your claims are.



Win...what?

In your case? It's the callow, drive-by thing...

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
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mike regish wrote:

Wadda maroon...

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...

Not true. The very foundation of Statistics is infering facts about an
entire
population through the use of a much smaller representative sample.

??? Can you actually support any of your statements, or you just prefer to
make callow drive-by comments?

mike regish wrote:

In your case? It's the callow, drive-by thing...

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...
mike regish wrote:

Wadda maroon...

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...

Not true. The very foundation of Statistics is infering facts about an
entire
population through the use of a much smaller representative sample.

??? Can you actually support any of your statements, or you just prefer to
make callow drive-by comments?

You have a case just for me? Gee, thanks! See everyone can be good at
something.

Evidently it was...

I'll go slow just for you.

I'm not gay, yet I believe that gay people should be able to marry.

That's just one.

How does that fit your definition of me below, and how does it not fit you,
who cannot be content to just let gay couples live in a committed
relationship that will have absolutely no effect on your life.

Look in the mirror, J.

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...

That you are intolerant of others who don't talk and believe and think
like
you? That wasn't hard to figure out, Mike.

Um...what about the 15 from Saudi Arabia? Now they're freakin' everywhere?

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...
mike regish wrote:

Nice mature thought process you have there, but wrong. There are/were
radical
muslims in numerous countries, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan,
United
States, France, Sudan, Iran, Yemen and others that want to kill Americans.

mike regish wrote:

Cause they're still idiots

Someday, this whole gay marriage thing going on now, the fact that it's even
being debated, will be looked at with the same disgust most of us look at
the racial prejudice of 50 short years ago. And all of you, who think it is
your place to dictate how other people should live, will be clearly seen for
the ignorant, intolerant bigots you are.

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
...

I'm curious...If it is such a basic right, then how come other states do
not
recognize said "right?" I'm also curious if it is such a basic right, how
come
it is more special than the constitutional process? Following your logic,
the
13th amendment (and the first and all of them really) were gravely harmful
to
make.

Well I support gay marriage (or actually don't really care about it, which is
the same thing) so I guess that is what makes me "intolerant" and a "bigot"
according to Mr. Regish. Or maybe it is the fact that I actually like to see
constitutional process followed instead of squelched that makes me a bigot. Or
perhaps that I can and do actually speak with people with all sorts of beliefs
without belittling them that makes me a bigot. Apparently the supreme court
of new jersey is just a pack of bigots too.