Angry

lynn wrote:
Tien,

A little lesson in Americanism.

The White House is NOT his private workplace. The White House belongs
to the People.

OBTW Iraq is NOT another Vietnam. Repeating a DNC mantra does not make
it true.

And there is also the minor detail that the crime was not the BJ, but
swearing in a court of law that it did not happen.

John wrote:

And there is also the minor detail that the crime was not the BJ, but swearing in a court of law that it did not happen.

I agree that what he did was wrong, but spending over 40+ million
dollars trying to impeach him was wrong too. ...and if I had to
'over-look' the wrong doings of our past and present presidents, I'd
sooner 'over-look' Slick's short comings. :^)

BTW, what/where did the name Theune come from? Just curious.

The Monk

"Flyingmonk" wrote in message
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I agree that what he did was wrong, but spending over 40+ million
dollars trying to impeach him was wrong too. ...


How so?

"Flyingmonk" wrote in message
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John wrote:

And there is also the minor detail that the crime was not the BJ, but
swearing in a court of law that it did not happen.

I agree that what he did was wrong, but spending over 40+ million
dollars trying to impeach him was wrong too. ..

How much of that $40M was a result of stonewalling, and the "is" defense?

.and if I had to
'over-look' the wrong doings of our past and present presidents, I'd
sooner 'over-look' Slick's short comings. :^)

Uh, huh!! ...long as they bring home the bacon....

Recall the prevalence of sexual harassment cases, the hundreds of military
and business men that got whacked, that abounded up to the minute before the
WHBJ?

What a nation of whores!!1

Flyingmonk wrote:
John wrote:


And there is also the minor detail that the crime was not the BJ, but swearing in a court of law that it did not happen.


I agree that what he did was wrong, but spending over 40+ million
dollars trying to impeach him was wrong too. ...and if I had to
'over-look' the wrong doings of our past and present presidents, I'd
sooner 'over-look' Slick's short comings. :^)

BTW, what/where did the name Theune come from? Just curious.

The Monk

It's a old German name. My grandparents on both sides immigrated in the
late 20s with my parents as very young children to New York City. I'm a
first generation American and I found out not too long ago that I came
within 2 weeks of being a South African. My grandfather had applied to
both the US and South Africa for immigration and the US paper work came
back first. I have a number of distant cousins over there now.

John wrote:
It's a old German name. My grandparents on both sides immigrated in the
late 20s with my parents as very young children to New York City. I'm a
first generation American and I found out not too long ago that I came
within 2 weeks of being a South African. My grandfather had applied to
both the US and South Africa for immigration and the US paper work came
back first. I have a number of distant cousins over there now.

Kewl...

I was within three days of being an Auzzie myself. My father had
applied to both the US and Australia for immigration and the US paper
work came back first. :^)

The Monk

John,

You really should use an alias. It took less than 10 seconds to narrow
your address down to three possibilites in WI & one in MD.

On 30 Dec 2005 12:36:22 -0800, "lynn" wrote
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You really should use an alias. It took less than 10 seconds to narrow
your address down to three possibilites in WI & one in MD.

Perhaps John has nothing to hide.

lynn wrote:

You really should use an alias. It took less than 10 seconds to narrow
your address down to three possibilites in WI & one in MD.

So? I used to post my N number. Anyone could look up my address. "Yea though I
walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil. 'Cause I'm
the meanest MoFo in the valley."

John may feel that he has nothing to fear if people know who he is.

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

"lynn" wrote in message
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John,

You really should use an alias. It took less than 10 seconds to narrow
your address down to three possibilites in WI & one in MD.

Why? He has balls enough to use his real name and stand behind what he says
on the net... More people should be that way... Hell, I used to use my name
until I found a couple other people on the net with the same name -- rock
singer, college professor, British rugby player... So, I decided to use my
aircraft and full tail number as my moniker... Easy enough to look up on the
FAA database... And if the wrong person decides to look me up? Well, gators
gotta eat too, ya' know...

http://www.geocities.com/grumman581/...ta-eat-too.htm