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Fairweather

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  1. Up to your old tricks again I see, you lying sack. Let's see your source for this one. Right from the horse's mouth, shitbag. It's at 1:23--this may help with your attention problem: [video:youtube] BTW: is your brand of VooDoo covered under this bill?
  2. Is Saskatchewan Glacier any better than the Athabasca?
  3. Where is that public option when you really need it? Didn't Obama promise a "three thousand percent" reduction in corporate health care costs pre-passage? More lies from a fucking socialist. No surprise.
  4. http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=10212257 "AT&T Inc. will take a $1 billion non-cash accounting charge in the first quarter because of the health care overhaul and may cut benefits it offers to current and retired workers. The charge is the largest disclosed so far. Earlier this week, AK Steel Corp., Caterpillar Inc., Deere & Co. and Valero Energy announced similar accounting charges, saying the health care law that President Barack Obama signed Tuesday will raise their expenses. On Friday, 3M Co. said it will also take a charge of $85 million to $90 million..."
  5. OMG, it works!! ...
  6. Hot, fit, blond, single girls!!
  7. Hmm. Nothing.
  8. McNuggets!!
  9. I'm looking at an ad at the top of the cc.com sponsor bar for $49 Rolex's right now! WTF?
  10. More than Obama and Clinton combined. Don't make me dig up that old photo again. Dude, your partners dumped you off at the ER and continued on to Lillowett. 'Nuff said...
  11. Libtards remind me of little piglets lined up at the feed trough. They don't really understand or care where the meal came from--or the farmer's ulterior motives behind it. They just know they're going to be eating free food, and today all in the world is good.
  12. This is funny coming from a bad-ass like you who PM's death threats. Might I also suggest keeping an eye on your own:
  13. Yeah, I liken it to living next to a trailer park. You can spend endless hours sitting on the sundeck with a cold drink watching the goings-on, and it never gets old. "Honey, go get the kids and come out here. You won't believe what they're trying to do now." Sometimes it threatens to spill over the fence into our yard, and that can be a bit alarming, but all in all it's just good fun. Yes, and we all thank you for showing what a third-world presentation of the Olympic Games looks like.
  14. Zen vee khan shutz you. Ziss vill be fun, ja?
  15. Libtards remind me of little piglets lined up at the feed trough. They don't really understand or care where the meal came from--or the farmer's ulterior motives behind it--they just know they're going to be eating free food, and today all in the world is good.
  16. Yes, it's funny how their compassion rarely means reaching into their own wallets. Of course, there was that time Choadaboy gave ten bucks to Haiti Relief! (And bragged about it here. ) Now that was some real libtard compassion, it was.
  17. Maybe while we're at it, we can narrow the gap between the works and the works nots as well. yes, exactly - if you can't work, even if you're looking, you must die! funny you'd put up a pic of hitler - didn't he think people of no value to the state should be neglected and ultimately killed off too? Gimme a break, Ivan. The picture was in response to Rob's contention that elections offer leaders supreme legitimacy and you know it. I just love the way the non lib-tools on this site, like you, rush to defend even the most conspicuous like-politic morons. Guess your ideology trumps your brain, eh?
  18. Maybe while we're at it, we can narrow the gap between the works and the works nots as well.
  19. I agree:
  20. Which ones, Bill? Social Security; sure. But by 1938 six of his eight New Deal programs had been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. After this, FDR threatened to "stack" the high court with an additional four justices (of his choosing, of course). FDR remains our closest brush with dictatorship. Is this where you want Obama to go? You're kinda malleable. I totally agree with Norris up there that the size and growth of federal programs is like a hydra that grows for it's own benefit. I have not seen them reduced by anyone yet, and there's been plenty who said they wanted too, and it's a scary thing when the money spending is so unbalanced and out of control. Yet we do have plenty of federal mandates and programs that would seem on the face of it as "unconstitutional" as this that don't seem to be going anywhere. Was not the federal income tax then a similarly Congressionally voted bill? No. The federal income tax was an amendment to our constitution (The 16th). I like you Bill, but the fact that you don't understand the difference between an act of Congress and a constitutional amendment leads me to wonder how it is that you can justify calling me ignorant.
  21. Which ones, Bill? Social Security; sure. But by 1938 six of his eight New Deal programs had been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. After this, FDR threatened to "stack" the high court with an additional four justices (of his choosing, of course). FDR remains our closest brush with dictatorship. Is this where you want Obama to go? You're kinda malleable.
  22. Hope he's not relying on Medicare. OB's gonna cut 600 Billion outta that shit so the solid, reliable D's can finally get a break.
  23. Lemme guess: Raised by a single mom? A nation of fucking pussy boys.
  24. I hear your ex-wife is more partial to Coolies.
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