"socialist" when describing Hillary Clinton

"John Mazor" wrote in
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"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote in
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His most perfect Pasta must exist because it is impossible to
imagine anything more perfect than FSM, there being nothing more
perfect. It is therefore impossible to imagine there not being an
FSM since that would be more perfect than there actually being one
and that would be impossible.

Thomas Aquinas eat your heart out.

Sounds more like Jesuit casuistry to me.




It's all the one crap.

As if the universe could ever be described by a series of grunts and
snorts!


Bertie

John Mazor wrote:
"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote in news:Xns9A1DEAFE64961****upropeeh@
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His most perfect Pasta must exist because it is impossible to imagine
anything more perfect than FSM, there being nothing more perfect. It is
therefore impossible to imagine there not being an FSM since that would
be more perfect than there actually being one and that would be impossible.
Thomas Aquinas eat your heart out.

Sounds more like Jesuit casuistry to me.

They picked up a few things from the Dominicans.

Rich Ahrens wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote in
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His most perfect Pasta must exist because it is impossible to
imagine anything more perfect than FSM, there being nothing more
perfect. It is therefore impossible to imagine there not being an
FSM since that would be more perfect than there actually being one
and that would be impossible.


Thomas Aquinas eat your heart out.

You do an excellent impersonation of a dumb ox!


Thank you. I meet enough of them. it must be having an effect.

Bertie

A nice guy that admits to not
believing in evolution?


Only in America...

I'm afraid there's something seriously wrong with your country if a guy
like that gets more than 20 seconds air time in something other than a
crackpot show, let alone be considered for President.

I know this will probably shock you into cardiac arrest, but I agree with
you 100%.

The religious right in the US scares me almost as much as Islamo-fascism.
In fact, they are two sides of the same coin.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in
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A nice guy that admits to not
believing in evolution?


Only in America...

I'm afraid there's something seriously wrong with your country if a
guy like that gets more than 20 seconds air time in something other
than a crackpot show, let alone be considered for President.

I know this will probably shock you into cardiac arrest, but I agree
with you 100%.

The religious right in the US scares me almost as much as
Islamo-fascism. In fact, they are two sides of the same coin.

You are the religious right, you moron.


Bertie

Since I, in fact, know what science is, are you trying to say that I
disagree
with myself?

Well, yes...and no.

:-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in news:_lfgj.288665
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Since I, in fact, know what science is, are you trying to say that I
disagree
with myself?

Well, yes...and no.

:-)

Spineless twit.

Bertie

Obama is not black. He is half white. Why does the black half supersede
the white half in America?

I have to admit that living in an area with little to no people of other
races I might be not representative and got it wrong. Seeing Obama on TV
(and without checking his or other people's website on him) I got the
impression that he is black. Sorry for the ignorance or better sorry for
not getting *all* the information.

Black, white, or Martian, Obama is remarkable for being the
smoothest-talking guy I've seen in politics for a very, very long time.

He can speak extemporaneously for an hour, leaving me feeling all warm and
fuzzy about a new "inclusiveness" and "standing together" -- and, in the
final analysis, I have NO idea what the hell is just said.

No one does. He's a wizard at speaking without saying anything.

Even though he has almost no experience to merit being president, he's by
far the best team-builder in the race -- although I don't think anyone knows
what his team might actually *do*.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in
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Obama is not black. He is half white. Why does the black half
supersede the white half in America?

I have to admit that living in an area with little to no people of
other races I might be not representative and got it wrong. Seeing
Obama on TV (and without checking his or other people's website on
him) I got the impression that he is black. Sorry for the ignorance
or better sorry for not getting *all* the information.

Black, white, or Martian, Obama is remarkable for being the
smoothest-talking guy I've seen in politics for a very, very long
time.

He can speak extemporaneously for an hour, leaving me feeling all warm
and fuzzy about a new "inclusiveness" and "standing together" -- and,
in the final analysis, I have NO idea what the hell is just said.


I'm sure ou dont'



No one does.

You don't know that, therefore you are talking out of your ass,as usual.

He's a wizard at speaking without saying anything.

Even though he has almost no experience to merit being president, he's
by far the best team-builder in the race -- although I don't think
anyone knows what his team might actually *do*.


Wheras we know what you would do.


Get some mexicans in to do it for you.


Bertie

Thomas Borchert wrote:
Matt,

There is recent science from studies of both the Grand Canyon and Mt.
St. Helens


Care to point us to a source?

Dr. Steven Austin, who received his doctorate from Penn State. He
conducted much of the research on the area at and around Mount St.
Helens after the eruption.

http://www.creationism.org/sthelens/MSH1b_7wonders.htm


And some interesting information regarding the formation of the Grand
Canyon.

http://video.aol.com/video-detail/dr...yon/2848553338


Whatever it is, it won't shake evolution and the age of the earth. There
is simply NO debate about that in the scientific community. I'll admit
there is a debate about it well outside the scientific community, but
pretty much exclusively in the US.

Of course it won't as the mainstream scientific community has
preconceived ideas and fits their "data" to their ideas rather than
their ideas to the actual data.

Matt