Twistyman
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Probably done by her redneck drunk husband.....
Holy fuckin shit!! 'B' CARVED INTO 20-YEAR OLD WOMAN'S FACE... DEVELOPING... SHOCK: M
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Twistyman
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She was covert(not james bond, granted, but covert for fact finding) and she was not the only agent who was put at risk... when that happened changes were made in insure the security of others.... I don't get your condoning this sort of action.. Are you really proud of this sort of retribution for political gain....just because "Joe" her husband wouldn't lie to placate that fuck Bush.... get real ...
Donkey Kong JR
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McCain's Outrage Inciting Road RageFiled by: Dr. Jillian T. Weiss
October 13, 2008 3:00 PM
It was a beautiful fall day as my partner and I drove upstate from New York City to enjoy the change of seasons in Northeast U.S.A. this past weekend. We enjoyed looking at the glorious colors of the foliage in my car, proudly emblazoned with an "Obama '08" sticker on the rear bumper of my Jeep.
Suddenly, from hundreds of feet behind, a red SUV accelerated madly, blowing the horn continuously as it careened within inches of our bumper. We were traveling at about 60 miles per hour, and just entering a sharp exit curve that required slowing to a speed limit of 40 mph. This is a dangerous situation for any vehicle, but especially to roll-over prone vehicles like my boxy, high and narrow Jeep. My heart pounded and my knuckles whitened as I wrestled the steering wheel into the curve. I slowed down to accommodate the steeply-banked turn, hoping the maniac behind me would slow down enough to avoid an accident. Instead, the red SUV moved even closer and the continuous horn blaring did not cease.
My partner and I were both frightened -- what kind of nutcase were we dealing with? Would there be an accident? Were we dealing with one of those deadly road rage situations you read about in the paper? What had angered this person to the point of reckless high-speed driving? As we would find out in moments, the answer lay in the "Obama '08" bumper sticker on the back of my car.
First, sorry that happened to anyone...........her and the aforementioned lady
Secondly
I was attempting to put more up to show that their are crazy asses all over on both sides which there is, but it seemed like every article was about some OBAMA supporter beating the shit out of some McCain supporter, I guess there is a trend in the polls
ccodiane
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Thank God you're Canadian. We have enough fools here already.
Twistyman
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Everyone talks about Obamas friends... what about Strom Thurman KKK....also a friend of McCain....maybe that clears up the rights REAL reason for not liking Obama.................... its all ***** & white to me...
ccodiane
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Thank God you're Canadian. We have enough racist Obama supporters here already.
Twistyman
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Yeah and thank your Gov. for the stink they put on us because we helped you.. now we've got crazies after us now .....thanks...you're welcome.
and asshole I'M NO RACIST......
ccodiane
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Twistyman
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shit dude..... thanks for reminding me about that... I'm up to my eyeballs in right wingers.... Holy cunts batman, we're boxed in......
No race baiting strom was.... ayers was... past is past for me..but obviously not in politics... but they're both guilty by association...
ccodiane
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Go west, Canadian, go west......shit dude..... thanks for reminding me about that... I'm up to my eyeballs in right wingers.... Holy cunts batman, we're boxed in......
way4too2high0
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hey now WE didnt do anything...its Bush Jr. your after
shimmer
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Exactly my friend. The freaks clutch away.
Filed by: Dr. Jillian T. Weiss
October 13, 2008 3:00 PM
It was a beautiful fall day as my partner and I drove upstate from New York City to enjoy the change of seasons in Northeast U.S.A. this past weekend. We enjoyed looking at the glorious colors of the foliage in my car, proudly emblazoned with an "Obama '08" sticker on the rear bumper of my Jeep.
Suddenly, from hundreds of feet behind, a red SUV accelerated madly, blowing the horn continuously as it careened within inches of our bumper. We were traveling at about 60 miles per hour, and just entering a sharp exit curve that required slowing to a speed limit of 40 mph. This is a dangerous situation for any vehicle, but especially to roll-over prone vehicles like my boxy, high and narrow Jeep. My heart pounded and my knuckles whitened as I wrestled the steering wheel into the curve. I slowed down to accommodate the steeply-banked turn, hoping the maniac behind me would slow down enough to avoid an accident. Instead, the red SUV moved even closer and the continuous horn blaring did not cease.
My partner and I were both frightened -- what kind of nutcase were we dealing with? Would there be an accident? Were we dealing with one of those deadly road rage situations you read about in the paper? What had angered this person to the point of reckless high-speed driving? As we would find out in moments, the answer lay in the "Obama '08" bumper sticker on the back of my car.
First, sorry that happened to anyone...........her and the aforementioned lady
Secondly
I was attempting to put more up to show that their are crazy asses all over on both sides which there is, but it seemed like every article was about some OBAMA supporter beating the shit out of some McCain supporter, I guess there is a trend in the polls
ccodiane
New Member
Fucking Canadians and Brits LOVE Obama...
...when he loses here, UN anyone? No better way to destroy it than put a Marxist in charge......oh wait, never mind.
shimmer
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Hey, i ,as a good Canadian do not love Obama, and your photo of Samuel l.Jackson is one of the most bizarre non-sequiturs i've yet witnessed in this place.Fucking Canadians and Brits LOVE Obama...
ccodiane
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I believe you. Rotten teeth are a sure way to reveal the flaw in socialism. That's what Canadians and Brits both tell me.
korvette1977
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here is a picture of her
Woman Attacked, Letter Scratched Into Her Face - Pittsburgh News Story - WTAE Pittsburgh
Woman Attacked, Letter Scratched Into Her Face - Pittsburgh News Story - WTAE Pittsburgh
shimmer
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Trophies wait for you in anger management classes.
ccodiane
New Member
Government mandated anger management? If Obama wins, I wouldn't be surprised.
"We will be checking voting records, and those guilty of voting against change will be required to participate in anger management classes, which will be held at Guantanamo Bay Resort. Stand-by for the list of names to be announced, so you too can enjoy the splendor of Cuba."
Twistyman
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Blame game: GOP forms circular firing squad
By JONATHAN MARTIN & MIKE ALLEN & JOHN F. HARRIS | 10/23/08 7:46 PM EDT
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John McCain speaks in Florida on Thursday, with his wife, Cindy, by his side.
Photo: AP
With despair rising even among many of John McCain’s own advisors, influential Republicans inside and outside his campaign are engaged in an intense round of blame-casting and rear-covering—-much of it virtually conceding that an Election Day rout is likely.
A McCain interview published Thursday in the Washington Times sparked the latest and most nasty round of Washington finger-pointing, with senior GOP hands close to President Bush and top congressional aides denouncing the candidate for what they said was an unfocused message and poorly executed campaign.
By JONATHAN MARTIN & MIKE ALLEN & JOHN F. HARRIS | 10/23/08 7:46 PM EDT
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John McCain speaks in Florida on Thursday, with his wife, Cindy, by his side.
Photo: AP
With despair rising even among many of John McCain’s own advisors, influential Republicans inside and outside his campaign are engaged in an intense round of blame-casting and rear-covering—-much of it virtually conceding that an Election Day rout is likely.
A McCain interview published Thursday in the Washington Times sparked the latest and most nasty round of Washington finger-pointing, with senior GOP hands close to President Bush and top congressional aides denouncing the candidate for what they said was an unfocused message and poorly executed campaign.
ccodiane
New Member
Blame game: GOP forms circular firing squad
By JONATHAN MARTIN & MIKE ALLEN & JOHN F. HARRIS | 10/23/08 7:46 PM EDT
Text Size:
John McCain speaks in Florida on Thursday, with his wife, Cindy, by his side.
Photo: AP
With despair rising even among many of John McCains own advisors, influential Republicans inside and outside his campaign are engaged in an intense round of blame-casting and rear-covering-much of it virtually conceding that an Election Day rout is likely.
A McCain interview published Thursday in the Washington Times sparked the latest and most nasty round of Washington finger-pointing, with senior GOP hands close to President Bush and top congressional aides denouncing the candidate for what they said was an unfocused message and poorly executed campaign.
O Canada!
Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide,
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide,
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.