WOW, look at this engine

Well, there is that tobbaco he planted, hoed, topped, etc. But he
never actually worked in the field.

Sport Pilot wrote:
Well, there is that tobbaco he planted, hoed, topped, etc. But he
never actually worked in the field.

Who?

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Sport Pilot wrote:
Well, there is that tobbaco he planted, hoed, topped, etc. But he
never actually worked in the field.

Who?

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FF

Matt Whiting wrote:

Corky Scott wrote:

But after joining Congress eight years later, he promoted high-speed

telecommunications for economic growth and supported funding increases
for the then-fledging network, according to the International Academy
of Digital Arts and Sciences, which presents the annual awards.


Supporting the extension of the internet isn't even close to "inventing"
it.

Wow! After all this, somebody's *still* putting "inventing" in quotes.

We already saw the real quote:
"During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative
in creating the Internet."

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 22:15:19 GMT, Matt Whiting
wrote:

Corky Scott wrote:

But after joining Congress eight years later, he promoted high-speed
telecommunications for economic growth and supported funding increases
for the then-fledging network, according to the International Academy
of Digital Arts and Sciences, which presents the annual awards.

Supporting the extension of the internet isn't even close to "inventing" it.


Matt

That is ***EXACTLY*** right Matt, he did NOT say he invented the
internet.

Corky Scott

Corky Scott wrote:
On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 22:15:19 GMT, Matt Whiting
wrote:

Corky Scott wrote:

But after joining Congress eight years later, he promoted high-speed
telecommunications for economic growth and supported funding increases
for the then-fledging network, according to the International Academy
of Digital Arts and Sciences, which presents the annual awards.

Supporting the extension of the internet isn't even close to "inventing" it.


Matt

That is ***EXACTLY*** right Matt, he did NOT say he invented the
internet.

Corky Scott

Wow, after all this someone doesn't understand that in the context Gore
used "inventing" is synonymous with "creating".

On 2 Jun 2005 05:15:24 -0700, "Sport Pilot" wrote:

Wow, after all this someone doesn't understand that in the context Gore
used "inventing" is synonymous with "creating".

Sport Pilot, what's going on here? Are you deliberately flipping the
words around or are you typing a bit too fast for your mind to see
what you are writing?

At no time did Gore say "I invented the internet".

I think you meant to write 'Wow, after all this someone doesn't
understand that in the context Gore used "creating" (SIC) is
synonymous with "inventing".'

One more time, in the context of the discussion in which it was said
it's obvious he was talking about his efforts to promote and fund the
concept of the internet through his office in congress. Right wing
blowhards view it as their job to pick apart or misconstrue everything
possible that opposition candidates say so as to portray them in the
worst light possible. They've gotten very good at it, and Gore was
regretibly adept at giving them fodder to rip up.

So what are you building, Sport Pilot?

Corky Scott

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Gig 601XL Builder wrote:


But you aren't who that comment was aimed at it was the aimed at the
great
unwashed masses and he thought for some reason he would get away with
trying
to make those great unwashed masses beleive he created the internet.

That's even more preposterous that SP's idiocy.

I suppose you are one of those claiming 1013 productions was trying to
fool the public into believing that the X-Files were true stories
because they began each episode with the caption "The truth is out
there."

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Sport Pilot wrote:

Wow, after all this someone doesn't understand that in the context Gore
used "inventing" is synonymous with "creating".


While true, it doesn't matter because there was no initiative involved
on his part. The bigger part of the lie was saying that he did
something to help the Internet when no one else was.

The truth is he took no initiative and didn’t create anything. If he
had looked into the Internet and saw something worth promoting and then
done something about it, that would have been initiative. All he did
was jump on the bandwagon that some one else got rolling. It might have
been worth saying so but he had to try and make it into more than it was.

Tony

Sport Pilot wrote:
Corky Scott wrote:
On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 22:15:19 GMT, Matt Whiting
wrote:

...

Supporting the extension of the internet isn't even close to "inventing" it.


Matt

That is ***EXACTLY*** right Matt, he did NOT say he invented the
internet.

Corky Scott

Wow, after all this someone doesn't understand that in the context Gore
used "inventing" is synonymous with "creating".


You mispelt "in the context Gore used "creating" is synonymous
with "politically supporting".

Unless of course, you were _deliberately_ attempting to mislead the
unwashed masses.

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