Bush Jr.'s next move?

[Gurm]

On Maxim Magazine's list of the top ten things to be thankful for in the year 2000 (number one of course being only one Kevin Costner movie and it wasn't all that bad), numbers 2 and 7 were Jessica Alba's left breast and Jessica Alba's right breast, respectively.

It's like Campbell's Soup... mmm mmm good.

- Gurm

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Listen up, you primitive screwheads! See this? This is my BOOMSTICK! Etc. etc.

[paulcs]

Vinegar is acceptable. Mayonnaise on french fries is, in my opinion, a crime against nature.

I went to see the very first Colorado Rockies game at Shea Stadium in New York. (They're Denver's baseball franchise.) We were sitting in front of a large group of women who had traveled all the way from from Colorado to see this game.

They were great. We chatted with them for a long time, but then they began putting mayonnaise on their french fries. Hundreds of people recoiled at the sight of it. ("That's not right.")

We tried to explain that what they were doing was an abomination before the eyes of God. However, they noticed that one of our party had brought kiwi to the game, which, frankly, cause us to lose our moral authority.

I had a friend in college who was active in Republican politics. He had dinner at the Reagan White House, and of course he was thrilled to be there. He claimed, however, that they "put mayonaise on everything! It was just disgusting."

It's a Northeastern American thing, I suspect. Mayonnaise has it's place, but one has to display some judgement as to its application. Out here in the West, anything seems to go when it comes to mayonnaise.

By the way, I have some very strict rules about pizza as well.

Paul
paulcs@flashcom.net

[paulcs]

O'kay. This is important.

Was the left breast No. 2 or the right?

Oh, those lips, those eyes...

And the B-side's pretty good as well.

Paul
paulcs@flashcom.net

[dZeus]

What about Elizabeth Rosa?

[Pace]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by GinoCyber:
If people would just stop bringing religion into everything, the world would be a better place. Religion is the root of all evil and will continue to be the root of all wars, racism, etc.</font>

Although I think religion does have some of the blame, I believe a lot of what's blamed on it stems from people using it as an excuse to gain power and wealth - which I think is the most common root of evil.

The 2 Paul's: Yes, that is one thing I was thinking about - can we use the Internet to bridge the divide so far as to remove all divisions?

And maybe I shouldn't have mentioned sauce However, I feel that HP is probably the best there is, A1 steak sauce is rather nice too, but does suit steaks better (and it's thinner too). Tomato sauce is ok in a burger, but again, the brown sauces suit meat better

Paul.

PS: 2. Left; 7. Right

[Pace]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by GinoCyber:
If people would just stop bringing religion into everything, the world would be a better place. Religion is the root of all evil and will continue to be the root of all wars, racism, etc.</font>

Although I think religion does have some of the blame, I believe a lot of what's blamed on it stems from people using it as an excuse to gain power and wealth - which I think is the most common root of evil.

The 2 Paul's: Yes, that is one thing I was thinking about - can we use the Internet to bridge the divide so far as to remove all divisions?

And maybe I shouldn't have mentioned sauce However, I feel that HP is probably the best there is, A1 steak sauce is rather nice too, but does suit steaks better (and it's thinner too). Tomato sauce is ok in a burger, but again, the brown sauces suit meat better

Paul.

PS: 2. Left; 7. Right The real question is what's so much better about the left? Or maybe it's how can you fit 4 amazing things between them? Mmm...hey, has anyone seen that official babe thread off of [H]ard|Forum, mmmm

[Joel]

I feel, as well as a lot of other whites and blacks that I know, that if it wasn't for people like, lying, cheating, two-timing Jesse Jackson and his partner in crime Al Sharpton that race relationships would not be as bad as they are today. IMO all these two do is stir up trouble. Of course if there was racial harmony then these two would be out of a job. They teach blacks to reject anything that is perceived 'white' and have prompted even more division by having blacks, who have never been to Africa, to refer to themselves as African-Americans instead of just being proud that they are American and accept the opportunities that are presented to them. This was definitely not the dream that Martin Luther King had for blacks as well as all Americans. Even Martin Luther King's own family has criticized Jesse and Al for some of the things they have done.

Jesse Jackson is my name, agitation is my game.

Joel

[ALBPM]

Cool..... The Internet is a good tool to bridge Diversity.

Diversity should be more than just an "Idea". It should be a "Value" that we prize and make a part of our everday lives.

I'm fortunate enough to live in New Mexico where everyone tends to get along very well. We had our share of problems here, mostly in the 60's and 70's. And even though I am anglo and Native American I have also had a few encounters with Hispanics that thought I didn't belong here because I was white or did not speak spanish. I used to get angry and fight but anymore I openly express my sorrow that they feel that way. You'd be suprised at the reactions to that approch. It really catches people like that off guard. They are the unhappy ones and usually want to promote an angry response out of you by making a racial slur which results in a fight or arguement. I've actually embarrased the last few people that tried to antagonize me with racial slurs. But that hasn't happened in years.

Paul

[Gurm]

Uh-oh. A buzzword!

You know what I have to say about diversity?

"The longer you work her, diverse it gets."

- Gurm

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[DentyCracker]

But for whom does it get worse that is the question

[impact]

Mayonnaise is quite okay. It's not like they make you eat it. But if you love being a picky a**e about food and telling other people what you think they should and shouldn't eat, go ahead... I just think that is none of your business.

[impact]

Oh and as for you Rags, I have a very important announcement:

STOP BEING IGNORANT AMERICAN! (please) Read the replies before you post. I shall remind you now of what Dzeus already told you.

The CIA and Fidel Castro anyone?

[Rags]

Hey impact,

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Oh and as for you Rags, I have a very important announcement:</font>

Oh goody! I can't wait to hear it!

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">STOP BEING IGNORANT AMERICAN! (please) Read the replies before you post. I shall remind you now of what Dzeus already told you.</font>

Reach between your legs and pull really hard. You may be able to dislodge your head from your ass if you pull hard enough. I read what Dzeus already said. The executive order came AFTER that happened. You ignorant ass.

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2"> The CIA and Fidel Castro anyone? </font>

Hmmmm. Maybe if you learned how to read, and would then apply those reading skills to reading what I posted, you would note the date on those attempts against the date of the executive order, then you wouldn't be sticking your foot in your mouth.

Rags



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[paulcs]

Although you've got to be impressed by the impassioned defense of the inalienable right to put mayonnaise on everything.

Who am I to question what people do in the privacy of their own kitchens?

Paul
paulcs@flashcom.net

[Kaj]

Paul-> Putting mayo on fries is a matter of taste. I like to put mayo (and I'm talking REAL mayonaise here; with 70% oil, not that sorry excuse for mayo herbs-crap you buy at McDonalds -yuk) on my fries. Especially with some fresh chopped onions.. Yumyum.

Funny, kinda reminds me of that one scene from Pulp Fiction.