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Comment on If you can’t go over… by thelbert huffman

thelbert huffman — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 12:04:58 +0000

i won’t kick, to turn a phrase.

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by Malc'sShed

Malc'sShed — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:45:42 +0000

I’d like to work those last three questions into one of my boiler plates – if I may?

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by JuanOfTheDead

JuanOfTheDead — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:36:43 +0000

Hi Kev! .. I see you left the drag outfit at home this time.

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by JuanOfTheDead

JuanOfTheDead — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:33:57 +0000

So now we can add the huff Po to that long list of ‘scurrilous media enablers’.

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Comment on Odds and Ends by thelbert huffman

thelbert huffman — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:12:09 +0000

as i remember it, the boston tea party was an anti-tax event. i don’t think the patriots of the day were likely to turn the “indians” that ruined the east india company’s merchandise in to the authorities. rather i think the sons of liberty held the tax man in contempt. tax collectors were burned in effigy, not sucked up to. so keep it up, chabot and sabet, you will not be forgotten, suckasses.

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by thelbert huffman

thelbert huffman — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:46:35 +0000

sappers never get the respect that the more glorious branches get. the tunnels of cu chi had a big effect on the outcome of the viet nam invasion. the power of the shovel is greater than all the lies told by all the hacks and hoes of the dea, cia, or dod. enforce drugs much? how much is that fence going to cost? how much is it going to stop? won any wars lately?

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by Servetus

Servetus — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:08:04 +0000

There’s a whole underworld situation going on here with tunnels. How does that happen? Maybe it’s because since the Viet Nam War every idiot in government has ignored the strategic significance of tunnels, as well as the potential power and untouchability of the underground.

Let’s think of Chicago, if not al Qaeda and Viet Nam, and the various tunnel escapades thereof. Chicago is where the term ‘underground’ originates. In old Chicago, the city was built on a marsh landscape. Since ground-level was a major pain, much of old Chicago was built on stilts. What happened beneath Chicago, beneath the stilts and piers, was pretty much anything. Prostitution and other alleged vices flourished in the underworld of Chicago’s non-existent building code. Thus the term ‘underworld’ as it relates to crime and vice.

As any Boy Scout knows, building a good campfire requires providing a path for oxygen to circulate beneath burning wood. Chicago was not known for its well informed Boy Scouts, nor its understanding of fire prevention. So when on October 8, 1871, a cow in a barn owned by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Catherine O’Leary started a fire, Chicago was already the perfect fire trap. 300 people died. 100,000 were left homeless.

It is in this spirit of prohibitionism that government underestimates the power and potential of tunnels, and the destructiveness of an underground in general. No matter how many times the authorities and sadomoralists get whacked and humiliated by tunnels and underground activities, they refuse to learn. Prohibition drives everything underground. Legalization provides regulation by bringing things above ground.

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by thelbert huffman

thelbert huffman — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 05:46:44 +0000

but why would mr. stroup give the game away and ruin it for everyone? surely he would know there is no ‘red herring” to it. i suspect something extruded from a prohibitionist orifice. something dishonest and noisome. the liberty limiting little napoleans are running out of rhetorical ammo. desperation ensues.

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by darkcycle

darkcycle — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 04:28:36 +0000

Yes, Swooper, our Duncan is a gentle creature, who would never harm a life form uneedfully. We just went through the ordeal of live trapping the evil, spying ONDCP squirrels in his attic. Even after he discovered they had his address and a spare set of his house keys, and were just catching a cab back to his house, he continued to smear peanut butter and almond paste ON HIS OWN GENITALS in an effort to lure the little fellows close enough to grab. As luck would have it, they unfortunately reacted muchas you or I might, and took photos which they posted on the internet. But no matter. This is a man who still mourns “Gil” his long lost bluegill.
Seriously, I would have a hard time imagining Duncan harming an animal. Every indication is that the thing he hates most is when somebody takes it upon themselves to interfere in the peaceable existence of another.

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Comment on If you can’t go over… by Duncan20903

Duncan20903 — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 04:11:48 +0000

I thought an ass hole is the place where burrowing burros make their home??

There was this American tourist in Mexico, and he was getting tired of walking around, so he went up to a donkey rental place and said, ”Can I rent a donkey?’ The guy said, “We don’t call them donkeys here, we call them asses. This is the only ass I have left, and you have to scratch him when you want to make him stop.” The guy rides his ass for a while, sees a hotdog stand, and asks for a hotdog. The vendor replies, “We don’t call them hotdogs here we call the wieners.” Meanwhile his donkey is wandering away, so he goes up to another tourist and says “Will you hold my wiener while I scratch my ass?”

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