Flabello Meandroid wrote:I just hope wings doesn't play hocky, or fly, or do anything else the way he posts in the sump.
I fly straight and level...just the way I post.
Oh, and with hockey, I score (with the help of my team).
Flabello Meandroid wrote:I just hope wings doesn't play hocky, or fly, or do anything else the way he posts in the sump.
Wazzel wrote:Guy wrote:Flabello Meandroid wrote:Hockey is a microcosm of the way people are in life. If you play the game, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
I post in the sump, there's another analogy.
So you have low expectations?
I was thinking nothing better to do. For a single guy he is here a lot.
wings wrote:Flabello Meandroid wrote:I just hope wings doesn't play hocky, or fly, or do anything else the way he posts in the sump.
I fly straight and level...just the way I post.
Oh, and with hockey, I score (with the help of my team).
Flabello Meandroid wrote:Wazzel wrote:Guy wrote:Flabello Meandroid wrote:Hockey is a microcosm of the way people are in life. If you play the game, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
I post in the sump, there's another analogy.
So you have low expectations?
I was thinking nothing better to do. For a single guy he is here a lot.
Oh, now that's mean. I have two kids who are with me most of the time, and I post when I'm working, which is most of the time. Saturday nights I can usually find something better to do.
I mean the analogy the same way wings used his.
Flabello Meandroid wrote:wings wrote:Flabello Meandroid wrote:I just hope wings doesn't play hocky, or fly, or do anything else the way he posts in the sump.
I fly straight and level...just the way I post.
Oh, and with hockey, I score (with the help of my team).
Read the article.
Flabello Meandroid wrote:wings wrote:found it:Kerry didn't leave boarding school a popular man. Forty-two years after the fact, many of his classmates still mock him. They chide him for being a teachers' pet and a selfish hockey player. ("What you need to remember," says Macdonald, "is that John never passed [the puck].") In fact, they dislike him so much that they've frequently helped his political opponents. Haven Pell, a St. Paul's graduate and Washington financial adviser who raised cash for William Weld's 1996 race against Kerry, told me, "It was very interesting, the number of the St. Paul's class of 1962 who went out of their way to be supportive of Bill Weld."
http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-215_162-610517.html
I'm telling you, that spoke volumes!
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Dude. You should read the article you posted a link to. It's pretty long, and who gives a crap about Kerry, but it makes exactly the opposite case that you are trying to.
wings wrote:Flabello Meandroid wrote:wings wrote:found it:Kerry didn't leave boarding school a popular man. Forty-two years after the fact, many of his classmates still mock him. They chide him for being a teachers' pet and a selfish hockey player. ("What you need to remember," says Macdonald, "is that John never passed [the puck].") In fact, they dislike him so much that they've frequently helped his political opponents. Haven Pell, a St. Paul's graduate and Washington financial adviser who raised cash for William Weld's 1996 race against Kerry, told me, "It was very interesting, the number of the St. Paul's class of 1962 who went out of their way to be supportive of Bill Weld."
http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-215_162-610517.html
I'm telling you, that spoke volumes!
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Dude. You should read the article you posted a link to. It's pretty long, and who gives a crap about Kerry, but it makes exactly the opposite case that you are trying to.
I gotta run, but I will. And fwiw, if the article writer doesn't play hockey, he/she prolly doesn't get the analogy either. But I'll read it when I get back.
If every time I bring up a new incident and you resort to Chappaquiddick, then you've got nothing.
EddyP wrote:wings wrote:Flabello Meandroid wrote:wings wrote:found it:Kerry didn't leave boarding school a popular man. Forty-two years after the fact, many of his classmates still mock him. They chide him for being a teachers' pet and a selfish hockey player. ("What you need to remember," says Macdonald, "is that John never passed [the puck].") In fact, they dislike him so much that they've frequently helped his political opponents. Haven Pell, a St. Paul's graduate and Washington financial adviser who raised cash for William Weld's 1996 race against Kerry, told me, "It was very interesting, the number of the St. Paul's class of 1962 who went out of their way to be supportive of Bill Weld."
http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-215_162-610517.html
I'm telling you, that spoke volumes!
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Dude. You should read the article you posted a link to. It's pretty long, and who gives a crap about Kerry, but it makes exactly the opposite case that you are trying to.
I gotta run, but I will. And fwiw, if the article writer doesn't play hockey, he/she prolly doesn't get the analogy either. But I'll read it when I get back.
Excuses, excuses.
If every time I bring up a new incident and you resort to Chappaquiddick, then you've got nothing.
If every time I bring up a new incident and you resort to Chappaquiddick, then you've got nothing.
ghoti wrote:wings you don't mean to tell me you think Mr. Romney is going to bring his money to the table if he is elected? Hate to break it to you but he is going to be spending your money in virtually the same measure as Mr. Obama. If not more.
If every time I bring up a new incident and you resort to Chappaquiddick, then you've got nothing.
_Andy wrote:Yet he still made better grades than Kerry or Gore - prolly better than BO too.
Flabello Meandroid wrote:_Andy wrote:Yet he still made better grades than Kerry or Gore - prolly better than BO too.
Wishful thinking alert!!!
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