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"Joe Cipale" wrote in message
... This reminds me of when ray-gun was shot - the lame-ass Sect of Def Haig was standing in front of the press and exclaiming 'I am in charge here!'. Poor ******* had no frickin clue about the line of succession: And apparently you never actually knew what happened and what he said. But then short fat runts of the litter seldom do. |
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"Howard Kveck" wrote in message
... No, Tom. It was actually a responnse to a request for guidance on the matter made by (1) Sergeant at Arms Livingood and (2) Pelosi's staff. Livingood made the initial request for guidance. Baaaaaaaaa, baaaaaaaaa, baaaaaaaaaa. |
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On Feb 18, 10:30 am, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote:
"Bill C" wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 17, 9:30 pm, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote: I might remind you that I'm not the one posting on a bicycle group that can't ride a bicycle.- Hide quoted text - Gee Tom, I guess that since I can't ride much right now means I can't love riding, or racing anymore. Nahh, it means that you can come here and act as if you can. You're still delusional and can't read for comprehension. I'm pretty sure noone else thinks I'm pretending about anything, let alone my cycling ability. So how much do you have to be able to ride to be a "Cyclist" or "Racer", Tom? If I show up and do the N.E. TT championship race, which is a real race and finish DFL by three hours does that make me a "Real Racer"? Fill us in on what it takes to be allowed to be part of your sport. I'll look forward to bouncing it off some of our senior officials, promoters, etc..., who do massively more than I ever do, who also, for various reasons can't ride much anymore. They'll be glad to hear they are posers. Bill C |
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On Feb 17, 8:39 pm, ST wrote:
On 2/17/07 8:27 PM, in article om, "Kurgan Gringioni" wrote: On Feb 17, 3:58 pm, ST wrote: The MORE government intervention there is for every little hangnail or job layoff the MORE personal responsibility goes down...... Why?? Because the government will always be there to save your bacon. How can the Dems on one hand say "We are all equal and on the same level" (intelligence wise...) Yet those that never move ahead in life (like working at the Burger King when still 45 and wanting a "living wage" for it...) We are told by the Dems that they were denied the opportunity or ability to succeed. snip Dumbass - Have you changed? You used to claim that the reason you don't have a college education or weren't able to move up in bike racing was that your parents never supported you. Well, if you believe in personal responsibility truly, and apply it to yourself, good for you. I'm not sure that I believe it though. thanks, K. Gringioni. Yo Ass Bag.... I have college education AND am still moving up....... Dumbass - Do you remember when your excuse for both of them was not having a trust fund? Personal responsibility baby, it's a good thing. thanks, K. Gringioni. |
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On 16 Feb 2007 16:04:12 -0800, "y_p_w" wrote:
These could be either answering honest questions, or they could just be part of a thorough statement of DoD policy on the Speaker's shuttle service without being a direct answer to a question. It's easy to take an isolated line out of context when the letter was supposed to be a full disclosure of the policies governing the Speaker's shuttle service. New speaker asks a question, you provide a complete answer with references so that they have a background. No different than we do when we get a new member of the board - we let them know what is paid, what isn't and who to talk to in a special case. Other than for Mr. Bull, not hard to understand at all. Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels... |
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On Feb 18, 2:42 pm, Curtis L. Russell wrote:
On 16 Feb 2007 16:04:12 -0800, "y_p_w" wrote: These could be either answering honest questions, or they could just be part of a thorough statement of DoD policy on the Speaker's shuttle service without being a direct answer to a question. It's easy to take an isolated line out of context when the letter was supposed to be a full disclosure of the policies governing the Speaker's shuttle service. New speaker asks a question, you provide a complete answer with references so that they have a background. No different than we do when we get a new member of the board - we let them know what is paid, what isn't and who to talk to in a special case. Well - in researching more to this story, it does appear that parts of the DoD letter were based on questions asked. The legalese doesn't seem to be however. Essentially the letter set the ground rules for the size of aircraft. Speaker Pelosi's staff indicated that the question of family and or friends (based on available space available) was in fact asked. Members of the executive branch regularly use military VIP transporation to political functions and personal trips as a security measure. I'm sure that VP Cheney could have taken one of these AF executive jets on his hunting trips, along with his hunting buddies. Given that Pelosi's staff were unfamiliar with the limits, I don't find it surprising that they asked. So they were answered "no" about some aspects - big deal. That doesn't mean the questions were out of line. |
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On Feb 18, 2:09 pm, ST wrote:
fend for themselves...... You, on the other hand had much more... Your sad attempt at saying "I had a hard childhood" I had to share a room!! (child abuse!!) is a bunch of crap......... You are the LAST person to be judging others lives for decisions they have had to make to get ahead. Henry -- "WHAT?!? You are not a 2 yet! You are lazy!" Dumbass - Most Cat 1s/pros are very poor. The achievement level doesn't have anything to do with money. It's not laziness, it's different levels of desire. Fatness, on the other hand . . . thanks, K. Gringioni. |
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"y_p_w" wrote in message
ups.com... Well - in researching more to this story, it does appear that parts of the DoD letter were based on questions asked. The legalese doesn't seem to be however. Essentially the letter set the ground rules for the size of aircraft. Speaker Pelosi's staff indicated that the question of family and or friends (based on available space available) was in fact asked. That was my point. Look, there isn't any question that she wanted to put an ABSCAM Unendicted Co-conspirator into an extremely sensitive position. Neither is there any question that she had intended to put an impeached Federal Judge Alsee Hastings who had been impeached for accepting bribes into one of the most sensitive intelligence positions in this country if she could have gotten Murtha in. After something like that you're going to argue that she's a pure as the driven snow? |
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