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On Sep 22, 8:46 am, Michael Fell <mfell2... DeleteThis @REMOVETHISyahoo.com>
wrote:

> We are using less paper these days as a nation.

Thanks to Cherly Crow I only use a single sheet now.

> There is a sucker born every minute.

Aww Mikey look on the bright side, we ain't had one like you born in
over 40 years!
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saddlebag wrote:


looks like all boils down in your head to this one.


> And it
> would be a nice change of pace to have someone who relys on learning
> and reason rather than prayer for his decsion making.


I find conservative Christians the most down to earth and most
rationally thinking people. Probably because God is more rational then
our perception of the world. To stay fair the Christianity is often
abused and it is hard do sort out good from fake.


I come from Poland, a country which for recent half of century was a
branch of Soviet's totalitarian machine. No one else but Christians was
a main fores to defeat them.


let me be clear - I do not love GWB/reps (they betrayed conservatives)
but respect him more then dems.



Andy, A few weeks old American
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 19:50:18 -0600, "TroytheTroll"
<f4_boy RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>>> and the UN panel which pumps
>>>out climate change reports tends to be populated with them.
>>
>> Sure and not one of them Ferrin scientists who I wouldn't trust with a
>> nickel is politically motivated? How's about naming some of these
>> scientists? Since you being a true fan of them my guess is you would
>> know them by name.
>
>I'm familiar by name with only 2,

Some fan you are. Just about every single band I listen too I know
each member by name and what instrument\s they play. I am talking
perhaps thousands of bands from all styles of music here. You have no
idea who these scientists are and what their credentials are.


> and I group involved in the report you are
>quoting was quite substantial.

I quoted no report.



>I don't think political motivation is near
>the size and scope you seem to assume in quite a few of your ideas Mike.

Maybe. You have a crystal ball and a turbin? Maybe you can tell us
how these scientist for whom you never heard of think. You are such a
trusting individual. Is that a Sears poncho or is that a real poncho?
Hmmmmmmmmmm....
>
>
>>
>> Not many women I know can hold a candle
>> to her when it comes to intelligence. The thing I really like about
>> her and even more importantly is, she is a very kind and generous
>> person.
>>
>
>Kind and generous counts for alot more than your inexperience with real
>smart people. I only know a few very smart people, only one of whom has a
>PhD I might add.

And what makes you the person to determine who the smart one's are?
Heck you couldn't even make it through grad school.
>
>
>>
>>> because seriously, no one really
>>>cares, but still, scientists are scientists.
>>
>> And *real* scientists carry PHD's
>
>Some do. And some PhD's don't have the wherewithal to be scientists.

While some Scientists don't have the necessary means to be historians
but the fact still remains REAL scientists carry PHD's. I would bet
the farm every single scientist that the UN has working for them carry
PHD's.


>Seriously Mike, its call SCIENCEtist for a reason, the reason being they
>don't allow art history and basket weavers into the club.

And vice versa. I don't know why you keep mentioning art history
though.

> Unless of course
>your wife has a REAL degree hidden somewhere behind her PhD...she didn't
>sneak a Chem E or astrophysics or MS in chemistry or something good in there
>did she, when you weren't looking?

She could have if that was something she wanted to do and my guess is
she would have still carried her typical A average throughout grad
school. You know grad school where you mentioned you didn't make it
through. Oh well the elite make it while the rest just fall through
the cracks. Some even get Gummint jobs.
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saddlebag wrote:
> On Sep 22, 8:59 am, alf <ask@me> wrote:
>
>> I find conservative Christians the most down to earth and most
>> rationally thinking people.
>
> Yes it seems I was mistaken, believing a sky papa is going to whisk
> them all away to a cloud with pearly gates is clearly rational. What
> was I thinking?
>


do not you think we are more then just a pure coincidence
in the evolution chain. (not sure if evolution took place at all, but if
it did, it was surely divinely inspired)


there is a spiritual part to each of us, you can not deny, can you?




>> let me be clear - I do not love GWB/reps (they betrayed conservatives)
>
> EXACTLY, because they are not, they are nazi lite.

nazi? Nazi? NAZI? have you an idea what the word's meaning is ....


I think that prostitute they (not all, a lot of them) betrayed
conservatives with is rather a kinda UN organism.


>
>> but respect him more then dems.
>
> But you know not why.
>

while there is a shade of hope in reps I do see any in dems. they gave
up their minds to the idea of making a heaven from the earth for "poor"
people as it would be their main job. proved so many times.


>
>> Andy, A few weeks old American
>
> I know who you are Alf.
> http://sch.ci.lexington.ma.us/~drolfe/009D2DBB-0119ED2A.0/alf.jpg
>

thx for a nice picture. 'alf' is a nickname I do not like that much but
have not found better. Plus it is very old - I was called that way 15
years ago when studing in Poland yet ... and it sticked.
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On Sep 22, 9:43 am, alf <ask@me> wrote:
> saddlebag wrote:
> > On Sep 22, 8:59 am, alf <ask@me> wrote:
>
> >> I find conservative Christians the most down to earth and most
> >> rationally thinking people.
>
> > Yes it seems I was mistaken, believing a sky papa is going to whisk
> > them all away to a cloud with pearly gates is clearly rational. What
> > was I thinking?
>
> do not you think we are more then just a pure coincidence
> in the evolution chain.

It matters not what *I* "think." I could be completely wrong and they
might be 100% correct. The point I was making is that either way they
are completely IRRATIONAL.

Say you are wrongly accused of commiting a crime and are on trial. Do
you want someone like me on your jury who is willing to weigh the
evidence and base my decision accordingly, or do you want an
authoritarian personality like a Christian Republican who will BELIEVE
anything an authority figure tells them? Hint: Gov't prosecutors are
generally seen as the authorities.

> there is a spiritual part to each of us, you can not deny, can you?

Depends on how many peyote buttons I have for dinner.

> >> let me be clear - I do not love GWB/reps (they betrayed conservatives)
>
> > EXACTLY, because they are not, they are nazi lite.
>
> nazi? Nazi? NAZI? have you an idea what the word's meaning is ....

Yes, a group of people too weak minded to do what's right and instead
do what they're told.

> while there is a shade of hope in reps I do see any in dems. they gave
> up their minds to the idea of making a heaven from the earth for "poor"
> people as it would be their main job. proved so many times.

Yeah real heaven. If you ever drop by Dayton let me know and I'll
take you over to heaven sometime.

> thx for a nice picture. 'alf' is a nickname I do not like that much but
> have not found better. Plus it is very old - I was called that way 15
> years ago when studing in Poland yet ... and it sticked.

And it's a great fit! It stands for Alien Life Form. He had quite a
long running show back in the 80s.
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saddlebag wrote:

>
> I know who you are Alf.
>

forgot to mention, per Tim's suggestion I should called "Sensei Alf"
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On Sep 22, 10:18 am, Michael Fell <mfell2... RemoveThis @REMOVETHISyahoo.com>
wrote:
> On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 07:59:02 -0500, alf <ask@me> wrote:
> >saddlebag wrote:
>
> >looks like all boils down in your head to this one.
>
> >> And it
> >> would be a nice change of pace to have someone who relys on learning
> >> and reason rather than prayer for his decsion making.
>
> >I find conservative Christians the most down to earth and most
> >rationally thinking people. Probably because God is more rational then
> >our perception of the world. To stay fair the Christianity is often
> >abused and it is hard do sort out good from fake.
>
> >I come from Poland, a country which for recent half of century was a
> >branch of Soviet's totalitarian machine. No one else but Christians was
> >a main fores to defeat them.
>
> >let me be clear - I do not love GWB/reps (they betrayed conservatives)
> >but respect him more then dems.
>
> >Andy, A few weeks old American
>
> Welcome to America Andy. Glad to have you. Can we send Saddle to
> Poland in trade?

You keep forgeting dodo, I'm the one who want's my country and its
freedoms back. You are the one bent on keeping fools in power who
want to make this into a backwardass dictatorship. You go to Poland
and see what the hell you're wishing for. Hell, just going somewhere
outside your basement might be a good start.
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On Sep 22, 9:14 am, saddlebag <saddle....RemoveThis@aol.com> wrote:
> On Sep 22, 8:59 am, alf <ask@me> wrote:
>
> > I find conservative Christians the most down to earth and most
> > rationally thinking people.
>
> Yes it seems I was mistaken, believing a sky papa is going to whisk
> them all away to a cloud with pearly gates is clearly rational. What
> was I thinking?

It's so hard to tell, since you clearly think so infrequently; instead
simply spouting off ridiculous bromides that you've adapted from the
posturings of the leftist liberal mainstream media.

Your ridiculous misconceptions about Christian beliefs tell us a lot
more about you than you might suspect. You come across as a very
insecure little man.
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On Sep 22, 11:48 am, saddlebag <saddle....TakeThisOut@aol.com> wrote:

> I'm the one who want's my country and its freedoms back.

Yeah, I'll bet every day is a little more difficult for you due to the
loss of freedoms you've suffered over the past seven years.

Luckily for you, a democrat party candidate is almost certain to win
the White House next year, and starting in January of 2009, all your
lost freedoms will be returned to you.

Then you can finally stop crying like a little girl on usenet.
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On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 06:26:04 -0700, saddlebag <saddlebag.DeleteThis@aol.com>
wrote:

>On Sep 22, 8:46 am, Michael Fell <mfell2....DeleteThis@REMOVETHISyahoo.com>
>wrote:
>
>> We are using less paper these days as a nation.
>
>Thanks to Cherly Crow I only use a single sheet now.

She thinks a lot like you Saddle.


>
>> There is a sucker born every minute.
>
>Aww Mikey look on the bright side, we ain't had one like you born in
>over 40 years!


One of those UN scientist said they saw Elvis the other day.
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On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 07:59:02 -0500, alf <ask@me> wrote:

>saddlebag wrote:
>
>
>looks like all boils down in your head to this one.
>
>
>> And it
>> would be a nice change of pace to have someone who relys on learning
>> and reason rather than prayer for his decsion making.
>
>
>I find conservative Christians the most down to earth and most
>rationally thinking people. Probably because God is more rational then
>our perception of the world. To stay fair the Christianity is often
>abused and it is hard do sort out good from fake.
>
>
>I come from Poland, a country which for recent half of century was a
>branch of Soviet's totalitarian machine. No one else but Christians was
>a main fores to defeat them.
>
>
>let me be clear - I do not love GWB/reps (they betrayed conservatives)
>but respect him more then dems.
>
>
>
>Andy, A few weeks old American


Welcome to America Andy. Glad to have you. Can we send Saddle to
Poland in trade?
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Michael Fell wrote:
>>
>> Andy, A few weeks old American
>
>
> Welcome to America Andy. Glad to have you. Can we send Saddle to
> Poland in trade?

It was an almost 10 years journey to become a citizen. Not without a
problems. A story with difficult moments to the end. Thx.


Perhaps sending him to California where police is send to every girl
crying at the corner of the street would suffice ...


--
alfz1
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On Sep 22, 12:14 pm, "tomor...@erols.com" <tomor... RemoveThis @erols.com> wrote:
> On Sep 22, 11:48 am, saddlebag <saddle... RemoveThis @aol.com> wrote:
>
> > I'm the one who want's my country and its freedoms back.
>
> Yeah, I'll bet every day is a little more difficult for you due to the
> loss of freedoms you've suffered over the past seven years.
>
> Luckily for you, a democrat party candidate is almost certain to win
> the White House next year, and starting in January of 2009, all your
> lost freedoms will be returned to you.
>
> Then you can finally stop crying like a little girl on usenet.

Yeah!
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