wrote:

So, I'm not the only one who instantaneously recognizes your kind.
Whoopie. Anything else to show how dumb you really are, Robodumbass?

Please refrain from profanity when dealing with liberals - you're just
playing to their strengths.

evodawg wrote:
Swingman wrote:

I watched his reforming health care panel with a bunch of doctors the
other day ... it was the only thing I've seen on the issue thus far that
had the two most salient points that the media, and everyone else, seems
to be ignoring.

1. Insurance is, and has been, the PROBLEM, NOT the solution.

I agree. If employers paid for "insurance" for hamburgers at
McDonald's, a big mac and fries would cost $120, just like a doctors
visit. Thing is, government would be worse than the insurance
companies. Never a good plan to fix things by making them worse.

2. If Congress exempts themselves from whatever health care legislation
they pass, it will ultimately NOT be good for YOU!

Anytime the government says "I from the government, and I'm here to help
you" you can be sure someone is going to get screwed, probably you,
along with a slew of others.

Now, if Beck would just quit acting so damn silly and childish ...

I watched that show to. Think it's the best on the so called Health Care
Scare issue Ive seen.

I thought it was one of his worst shows. I don't like live audience
participation much.

I agree with you on number 1. Number 2 was not really talked about much. I
got the impression from the Doctors that the more Congress sticks their
nose into something the more it gets screwed up or just SCREWED!

I got that impression from being around the government for many years.
Those that haven't noticed might be interested in the thoughts of our
founding fathers, rather than Van Jones, Mao Tse-Tung and Karl Marx.

I'm still waiting for the White House Hot Line to ring.......... Now he's
got Carrier Pigeons for effect

Whats Obama going to say, Van Jones is not a commie? Acorn is not
corrupt? Anita Dunn's favorite philosopher ain't Mao? Our schools are
not indoctrinating our kids with anti-American, socialist propaganda?
He has all this and much more on live video. He's the only one with
balls to expose these crazy socialist *******s for what they are.

--
Jack
Got Change: General Motors ====== Government Motors!
http://jbstein.com

Scott Zrubek wrote:

In article ,
Mark & Juanita wrote:

Charlie Self wrote:

On Oct 19, 7:53Â*pm, -MIKE- wrote:
CW wrote:
"Puckdropper" puckdropper(at)yahoo(dot)com wrote in message
.. .

Compare The Price is Right. Â*Bob Barker brought
something special to the show, something Drew Carey lacks. Â*While I
never was a regular viewer, I'm now an active avoider of the Drew
Carey versions.

Better yet, look at the tonight show. Carson to Leno = downgrade.
Leno to O"Brian + scraping the bottom.

I'm guessing you're both over 60. Â* Â*:-)

--

-MIKE-

"Playing is not something I do at night, it's my function in life"
--Elvin Jones Â*(1927-2004)
--
http://mikedrums.com

---remove "DOT" ^^^^ to reply

Jack Benny and Phil Harris were funnier than anyone out there for the
last decade or two, including Carson.

I'd add Milton Berle, Red Skelton, Bob Hope, and Bob Newhart to that
list.
Those guys could get more laughs with a simple upturned eyebrow than some
of today's so-called comedians do with a 10 minute expletive laced
monologue.

I saw Bob Hope in concert once. He was one of the dirtier comics I've
heard.

The one that surprised me was Buddy Hackett. Up until I saw one of his
concerts on cable, my previous exposure had been the Love Bug and
appearances on variety shows. That was one foul-mouthed dude.
--

There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage

Rob Leatham