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**ekim68** · 03-Oct-2007, 12:55 AM **#31**

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Originally Posted by Skivvywaver

Me too. An ID10T if I ever met one.

**pyritechips** · 03-Oct-2007, 01:04 AM **#32**

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Originally Posted by Skivvywaver

Pyritechips, I owe you.

Thanks for taking my back.

I know we do not always agree but I do have your back as you had mine.

Excellent friendship.

Aww, no big deal. I am a truth teller and only speak my mind. I saw falsehoods and commented on them. You don't need to have my back; just point out a falsehood, even if it be mine!

Happy posting.

**pyritechips** · 03-Oct-2007, 01:08 AM **#33**

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I saw falsehoods and commented on them.

Hey! That is kind of apropos; this is about Republicans!

**ekim68** · 03-Oct-2007, 01:08 AM **#34**

Looks like N1SMO has left...Oh well, I had a few questions...Maybe later..

**pyritechips** · 03-Oct-2007, 01:14 AM **#35**

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ekim68: Looks like N1SMO has left...Oh well, I had a few questions...Maybe later..

Yeah, too bad actually. I was going to llink him to the What's with Kids and "Attitude" anyway? thread!

sy2 · 03-Oct-2007, 12:02 PM **#36**

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Originally Posted by N1SMO

Me im 17 my profile may say otherwise because I made my profile quick

You're 17 and you've noticed this "over the years"?

Farmgirl22 · 03-Oct-2007, 12:43 PM **#37**

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Originally Posted by N1SMO

Republican = dumb, fat, redneck, wal-mart shopping, nascar watching, fox news brainwashed viewer, gun toting, kill em all mentality, intolerant, cant think for themselves

Democrat = Fruity, hippy like, sandal wearing, tree hugging, weed smoking, grateful dead listening, prius drivers

No thanks to either

OK, so I'm not really a Republican...but I do watch NASCAR (Mmmmm Kasey Kahne is SO sexy!!), shop at WalMart (I prefer Target though), watch Fox news (gotta have my fix of Bill O'Reilly), and my hubby owns a gun (two of them, he likes to hunt)....so does that mean I must be a Republican?

Even though I feel fairly confident that I can think for myself, I don't have a "kill 'em all" mentality, and I'm not overly intolerant...

Farmgirl22 · 03-Oct-2007, 12:46 PM **#38**

Oh, and I'm not dumb or "uneducated"--I'm currently an Accounting student...not overly fat either, although the baby did make me put on some weight.

My hubby is 100% Republican, but he's not really any of those descriptions either (he graduated Cum Laude in 3 years with a Business Degree!!! Take that! *Turns up nose*
Oh, and the hubby is like a little scrawny stick man...not an ounce of fat on him!

Farmgirl22 · 03-Oct-2007, 12:48 PM **#39**

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Originally Posted by WarC

*sigh* This is about 80% of my generation, folks. And this kid would be called "political".

I weep. I weep for us all.

You don't have to weep for me!! I'm learning more all the time!! It is rather sad though...Kinda makes you wish you could pop them upside the head and knock some sense into them.

katonca · 03-Oct-2007, 12:57 PM **#40**

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Originally Posted by Wino

You are correct. It is genetic, not a life style choice the battery makes.

Is it a sin when a battery swaps polarity would make a good thread.

transpolarizing batteries? I'll consult with my fellow fanatical right wing neocons. There truly must be a law being broken somehow

**valis** · 03-Oct-2007, 03:39 PM **#41**

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Originally Posted by N1SMO

Yea ok im a liar, now either contribute to the topic or leave.

great rebuttal. Can I use that some time? Not the liar part, though.

**valis** · 03-Oct-2007, 03:41 PM **#42**

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Originally Posted by WarC

*sigh* This is about 80% of my generation, folks. And this kid would be called "political".

I weep. I weep for us all.

I don't think I'd call him political, just because he knows how to spell 'republican'. I'd call him, well, troll springs immediately to mind, but I think a more accurate rendition would be 'misinformed'.