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I'm telling you right now that I will be in front of the high def with pizza, chips and queso and a pitcher of margaritas to watch the nuclear meltdown in Denver.

B. Hussein's worst nightmare is a bunch of rich, european-american women with an entitlement complex and too much time on their hands.

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No, what would be too good to eb true would all the fuciing idiot American geeks on here just fucking off

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tex is a fooking cunt. Politics of fear.

B. hussein.

Cunts like you make me curse this nation.

but it figures because spreading fear is the only chance they have of defeating Obama.

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coney island baby wrote: tex is a fooking cunt.

Slippin Jimmy Jamma wrote: fuciing idiot American geeks

Seriously....who mixes chips and queso and a pitcher of margaritas with pizza?

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eh, i'm missing something?

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coney island baby wrote: eh, i'm missing something?

Ditto

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coney island baby wrote: eh, i'm missing something?

Not at Tex's house. :lol:

Chips and queso and margaritas go well together. Pizza doesn't belong with chips, queso and margaritas, any more than chips, queso and margaritas belong with pizza.

Wash it all down with copious quantities of right-wing bile and a-- dare I say it?-- liberal dose of the politics of fear. and no, you're not missing a thing. :lol:

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coney island baby wrote: tex is a fooking cunt. Politics of fear.

B. hussein.

Cunts like you make me curse this nation.

but it figures because spreading fear is the only chance they have of defeating Obama.

Save your DNC talking points, cochese.

If you pansies think a phrase like "B. Hussein" is enough to torpedo your candidate, then you chose the wrong one.

*BTW, you guys are so cute when you're riled up. :love2: *

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Ah, there is no shortage of assholes on this forum. :lol:

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Tex wrote:

coney island baby wrote: tex is a fooking cunt. Politics of fear.

B. hussein.

Cunts like you make me curse this nation.

but it figures because spreading fear is the only chance they have of defeating Obama.

Save your DNC talking points, cochese.

If you pansies think a phrase like "B. Hussein" is enough to torpedo your candidate, then you chose the wrong one.

*BTW, you guys are so cute when you're riled up. :love2: *

Someone was asking the other day what NO BUYS~! meant. This post sums up exaclty whar NO BUYS~! means.

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

coney island baby wrote: eh, i'm missing something?

Not at Tex's house. :lol:

Chips and queso and margaritas go well together. Pizza doesn't belong with chips, queso and margaritas, any more than chips, queso and margaritas belong with pizza.

Wash it all down with copious quantities of right-wing bile and a-- dare I say it?-- liberal dose of the politics of fear. and no, you're not missing a thing. :lol:

Actually, down here in the land of Tex-Mex cuisine, queso and margs are more of a staple than something to be segregated into a specific meal. See, we beleive in multiculturalism and diversity - so it's nothing to start off a festive event like say the Super Bowl or the catastrophic, Chernobyl-like political disaster that's going to take place in Denver with chips, queso and margs as appetizers and then roll into pizza as the entre.

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Shellshocker wrote: Ah, there is no shortage of assholes on this forum. :lol:

You were obviously gazing into the mirror as you typed that.....

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nah no DNC points.. I don't subscribe to any party. I just think its shameful your politics of fear.

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Tex wrote:

Shellshocker wrote: Ah, there is no shortage of assholes on this forum. :lol:

You were obviously gazing into the mirror as you typed that.....

BTW, I find it interesting that I'm supposedly the a$$hole when other folks here drop unprovoked, unilateral, unapproved by the UN Security Council C-bombs like it's Linebacker II. It's just funny how the discourse takes a nose dive when cetain people have their sacred cows gored.

Reconcile that for me, Batman.

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coney island baby wrote: nah no DNC points.. I don't subscribe to any party. I just think its shameful your politics of fear.

Right. You just pulled "politics of fear" out of thin air.

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don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

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coney island baby wrote: don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

He says he's not. He's been attending a Black Liberation Theology church with his family for the past two decades. Why should I think he's muslim?

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Tex wrote:

coney island baby wrote: don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

He says he's not. He's been attending a Black Liberation Theology church with his family for the past two decades. Why should I think he's muslim?

More aptly, why should you think it's acceptable to imply he's Muslim by referring to him by a name he doesn't use as his name?

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Tex wrote:

Tex wrote:

Shellshocker wrote: Ah, there is no shortage of assholes on this forum. :lol:

You were obviously gazing into the mirror as you typed that.....

BTW, I find it interesting that I'm supposedly the a$$hole when other folks here drop unprovoked, unilateral, unapproved by the UN Security Council C-bombs like it's Linebacker II. It's just funny how the discourse takes a nose dive when cetain people have their sacred cows gored.

Reconcile that for me, Batman.

why do you assume he was calling you an asshole?

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Tex wrote:

coney island baby wrote: don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

He says he's not. He's been attending a Black Liberation Theology church with his family for the past two decades. Why should I think he's muslim?

More aptly, why should you think it's acceptable to imply he's Muslim by referring to him by a name he doesn't use as his name?

You guys like to say "Shrub" (that's actually one the more civil names you use) , I like to say "B. Hussein". It's part of dude's given name for goodness sake. And, I don't care if he uses it or not.

You know, your real worry isn't turning off undecideds or Republicans who might cross party lines in the spirt of changey-changey hope-hope. You are scared to death of your own rank and file who might buy into the notion that B. Hussein might be a closet muslim even though those who only pay half attention to national politics know that he is not. Pennsylvania and Ohio are going to be very interesting this year. And what's more, you won't even have the Diebold canard to hang your hat on this time.

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coney island baby wrote:

Tex wrote:

Tex wrote:

Shellshocker wrote: Ah, there is no shortage of assholes on this forum. :lol:

You were obviously gazing into the mirror as you typed that.....

BTW, I find it interesting that I'm supposedly the a$$hole when other folks here drop unprovoked, unilateral, unapproved by the UN Security Council C-bombs like it's Linebacker II. It's just funny how the discourse takes a nose dive when cetain people have their sacred cows gored.

Reconcile that for me, Batman.

why do you assume he was calling you an asshole?

Oh, I guess he could have been refering to you. :laugh: :lol: :laugh:

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Ahhhhh Obama is now guilty of "racial impurity" AND "religious subversion" (despite being a fucktard christian anyway).

Best get the trains ready eh?

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Tex wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Tex wrote:

coney island baby wrote: don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

He says he's not. He's been attending a Black Liberation Theology church with his family for the past two decades. Why should I think he's muslim?

More aptly, why should you think it's acceptable to imply he's Muslim by referring to him by a name he doesn't use as his name?

You guys like to say "Shrub" (that's actually one the more civil names you use) , I like to say "B. Hussein"...

Don't forget "McSame."

There's a world of difference between making fun of somebody's politics and/or persona through the person's name ("Ray Gun" is another one that comes to mind), and attempting to exploit prejudice.

But when you're a Republican, what else have you got, eh? :lol:

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"oh, let's turn back the clock to the 1950s when men were men, everyone knew their place, and the U.S. could do no wrong!"

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Tex wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Tex wrote:

coney island baby wrote: don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

He says he's not. He's been attending a Black Liberation Theology church with his family for the past two decades. Why should I think he's muslim?

More aptly, why should you think it's acceptable to imply he's Muslim by referring to him by a name he doesn't use as his name?

You guys like to say "Shrub" (that's actually one the more civil names you use) , I like to say "B. Hussein". It's part of dude's given name for goodness sake. And, I don't care if he uses it or not.

You know, your real worry isn't turning off undecideds or Republicans who might cross party lines in the spirt of changey-changey hope-hope. You are scared to death of your own rank and file who might buy into the notion that B. Hussein might be a closet muslim even though those who only pay half attention to national politics know that he is not. Pennsylvania and Ohio are going to be very interesting this year. And what's more, you won't even have the Diebold canard to hang your hat on this time.

a closet muslim WTF?

Doesn't wear his little yellow crescent badge then?

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Tex wrote:

coney island baby wrote: don't play ignorant now. B. Hussein cmon really. Is he Muslim also?

He says he's not. He's been attending a Black Liberation Theology church with his family for the past two decades. Why should I think he's muslim?

Apologies, but I haven't credited the US public with a huge amount of intelligence over the last few years, and probably with some justification, particularly with their recent political choices, but it's great to see they are not falling for this whispering Muslim campaign.

I mean COME ON. Which party in their right mind would field a Muslim candidate in these current times?

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote: [Chips and queso and margaritas go well together. Pizza doesn't belong with chips, queso and margaritas, any more than chips, queso and margaritas belong with pizza.

Wrong - Chips go well with pie and mushy peas.And a nice cup of tea. :nod:

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This thread is a riot...:laugh:

You guys are aware that Barrack's given middle name is Hussein right? Because by the looks of it, people aren't.....

See this is a "I can make fun of your candidate with funny names, but not mine as that's just wrong".

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EdelBrock wrote: This thread is a riot...:laugh:

You guys are aware that Barrack's given middle name is Hussein right? Because by the looks of it, people aren't.....

See this is a "I can make fun of your candidate with funny names, but not mine as that's just wrong".

Of course we're all aware that his middle name is Hussein. We're also all aware that he doesn't call himself "B. Hussein." You, on the other hand, seem to be conveniently unaware that certain elements (read: Republicans) are intent on scaring American voters into believing that he's Muslim.

Why don't you guys just cut to the chase and call him "N. Bomb-a"? That would really scare the voters, don't you think? And you could all play Pollyanna and pretend that you don't understand what the fuss is, you're just having some fun with his name...

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Kinda missed the point of my thread... shoes on the other foot, eh?:laugh:

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