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Gurdur · 05-19-2003, 05:56 AM

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Originally posted by Beyelzu

Well, obviously, Jat wont be reading this. I just find it funny because all I did was attack his argument. I also like how, he made a point to say lalalalalalala I cant here you.
.....

Well, now, don't take it to heart.

Guess who else is also on Jat's Ignore List after destroying one of his "arguments" ?

McCarthyism comes in many forms.....

beyelzu · 05-19-2003, 06:23 AM

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Originally posted by Gurdur
Well, now, don't take it to heart.

Guess who else is also on Jat's Ignore List after destroying one of his "arguments" ?

McCarthyism comes in many forms.....

well, looks like being ignored by jat is a badge of honor.

great posts in the other thread gurdur.

Gurdur · 05-19-2003, 06:30 AM

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Originally posted by Beyelzu

well, looks like being ignored by jat is a badge of honor.

After carefully reviewing all the evidence..... It certainly seems that way.

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great posts in the other thread gurdur.

Thanks !

That's nice of you to say that. It is a subject dear to me, though I suspect boring to most others.

John Hancock · 05-19-2003, 07:15 AM

Jat and other children - All done?

Red Dave

Damn you like I've not enough reading on my plate.
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From: First Volume

Republicans won a narrow majority during the Eighty-third Congress, and held only a one-seat advantage over Democrats in the committee ratios. The influx of new senators since World War II also meant that except for the subcommittee�s chairman and ranking member, all other members were serving in their first terms. Senator McCarthy had just been elected to his second term in 1952, while the ranking Democrat, Arkansas Senator John L. McClellan (1896�1977), had first been elected in 1942, and had chaired the Government Operations Committee during the Eighty-first and Eighty-second Congresses.
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I wonder if one can draw parallelisms Twix this background and the early 1990's Newt Ginrich cadre.

Martin Buber

beyelzu · 05-19-2003, 02:02 PM

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Originally posted by Jat
It wasn't from this thread, but from elsewhere and he wouldn't read his PM. I just wanted to let him know that he was wasting his time. It seems that you are making it your goal in life to be an ass in regards to what I post. Get a life.

I attack poor arguments. I am sorry if it seems that I am attacking you. I am afraid that I dont have a pm from you or if I got it its the only one I deleted. I have deleted several today just in case its full so send me another.

but ultimately, I dont think I have attacked you personally just your arguments, and if you cant handle that I doubt that there is much I can do.

Martin Buber,

I assume that I am one of those other children?

Well maybe compared to you after all I am only 26

John Hancock · 05-19-2003, 05:43 PM

Beyelzu

You damn whippersnaps, why I was shooting damn commies fore your birth.

Martin Buber,

I assume that I am one of those other children?

Well maybe compared to you after all I am only 26

I didn't wait till I was past my majority to quit playing tit for tat (gee I hope nobody around here has a long memory)

Martin

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05-19-2003, 07:15 AM	#24
John Hancock Banned Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Mars Posts: 2,231	Jat and other children - All done? Red Dave Damn you like I've not enough reading on my plate. _______________________________________________ From: First Volume Republicans won a narrow majority during the Eighty-third Congress, and held only a one-seat advantage over Democrats in the committee ratios. The influx of new senators since World War II also meant that except for the subcommittee�s chairman and ranking member, all other members were serving in their first terms. Senator McCarthy had just been elected to his second term in 1952, while the ranking Democrat, Arkansas Senator John L. McClellan (1896�1977), had first been elected in 1942, and had chaired the Government Operations Committee during the Eighty-first and Eighty-second Congresses. _______________________________________________ I wonder if one can draw parallelisms Twix this background and the early 1990's Newt Ginrich cadre. Martin Buber

05-19-2003, 05:43 PM	#26
John Hancock Banned Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Mars Posts: 2,231	Beyelzu You damn whippersnaps, why I was shooting damn commies fore your birth. Martin Buber, I assume that I am one of those other children? Well maybe compared to you after all I am only 26 I didn't wait till I was past my majority to quit playing tit for tat (gee I hope nobody around here has a long memory) Martin

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