But the typical suicide bomber affecting U.S. folks is wealthy or upper middle class- educated- and well, a spoiled brat- just like your average texting infatuated, over-indulged U.S. teenager- the threat is within? Right, anorexia gets ‘em first.
Sooky Rottweiler says;
That’s little league. I’m from a long family of cow-guarding dating back to the days my ancestor sniffed Samuel de Champlain’s ship’s poop deck from LaRochelle all the way to Port-Royal. I was born on a Dairy farm along the Miramichi river (Dairy county, NB, sort of). I can handle goats, they are smaller.
|“In the Afghan culture, a man’s home is more than just his residence,” a draft of the new guidance said. “It represents his family, and protecting it is closely intertwined with his honor. He has been conditioned to respond aggressively whenever he perceives his home or honor is threatened.|
In AFGHAN culture? I’m sorry, in what culture is the act of armed people charging in your home at night NOT considered an attack on your family? I don’t think only Afghans are “conditioned to respond aggressively” in such cases.
Wow, people shooting at unidentified armed strangers who try to attack their homes in the dead of night. Who’d a thunk it! Next time there’ll be a manual saying “when shooting at armed people, be careful: they may shoot back!”
Sooky Rottweiler says;
There are some cats I like. Buzz is cool when he’s not on catnip. Mittaines never touched catnip, but he’s a mean, condescending pain in the tail sometimes.
I’ll ask this again: Why don’t the Afghans burn the Canadian flag, the Swiss flag, or the Australian Flag?
BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT OUT THERE EFFING WITH THESE PEOPLE’S LIVES!!!! We leave them alone, they leave us alone. The reason Osama Bin Laden gets so much attention in the middle eastern world is because we Americans are doing exactly what he wants: bringing war and bloodshed to their side of the isle.
Uhh, Libbies…your rhetoric in ‘03 was “something has to be done in Afghanistan and we must never, never leave them hanging again”…Your meme was we are duty-bound to help Afghanistan pick itself up by their leggings…
Libbies…full of eliminations.
sorry, it was late, don’t know what happened to my mind. lonecat, I think you’re imagining things. Are you having visual or audio hallucinations?
:-@ (sticking my tongue out at you, can’t figure out how to represent two hands waving from my ears, though)
I have the persistent feeling that I can communicate with people I’ve never met or even seen. And we all live in a two dimensional world of line drawings, sometimes with shading and shadows, and on a really bad day with parenthesis breasts. Is that a problem, Doctor BCS?
lonecat wrote: I have the persistent feeling that I can communicate with people I’ve never met or even seen.
Well, that’s not a hallucination, cause that’s what we’re doing! Seriously, my comment was merely a lighthearted response to one thing you said because I’m one of a (few) (several) (many) that knows who the conductor of the three trains is. (ET would note the awkward sentence construction.)
Do you know how to representing two hands waving from ears? You know, what kids used to do (or maybe still do) when they stick out their tongue?
ET, wasm’t intended to offend, really!
(being or formed within a sheath; derivative of endophyte, a plant growing inside another plant) I’m sure you get that, right?
however, to soothe your hurt feelings, here’s another: ebullient ET
Dtroutma over 14 years ago
But the typical suicide bomber affecting U.S. folks is wealthy or upper middle class- educated- and well, a spoiled brat- just like your average texting infatuated, over-indulged U.S. teenager- the threat is within? Right, anorexia gets ‘em first.
Magnaut over 14 years ago
go rad go…
CorosiveFrog Premium Member over 14 years ago
what’s Ibex?
S1987Moreno over 14 years ago
All of a sudden it hit them! They realized they could use backpacks instead of people! Wow it took long enough for them to figure it out!
CorosiveFrog Premium Member over 14 years ago
Sooky Rottweiler says; That’s little league. I’m from a long family of cow-guarding dating back to the days my ancestor sniffed Samuel de Champlain’s ship’s poop deck from LaRochelle all the way to Port-Royal. I was born on a Dairy farm along the Miramichi river (Dairy county, NB, sort of). I can handle goats, they are smaller.
lonecat over 14 years ago
I pick up dog poop three or four times a day – should I take it to the poop deck?
lonecat over 14 years ago
some cats like dogs
4uk4ata over 14 years ago
I was darkly amused by that part:
|“In the Afghan culture, a man’s home is more than just his residence,” a draft of the new guidance said. “It represents his family, and protecting it is closely intertwined with his honor. He has been conditioned to respond aggressively whenever he perceives his home or honor is threatened.|
In AFGHAN culture? I’m sorry, in what culture is the act of armed people charging in your home at night NOT considered an attack on your family? I don’t think only Afghans are “conditioned to respond aggressively” in such cases.
Wow, people shooting at unidentified armed strangers who try to attack their homes in the dead of night. Who’d a thunk it! Next time there’ll be a manual saying “when shooting at armed people, be careful: they may shoot back!”
CorosiveFrog Premium Member over 14 years ago
Sooky Rottweiler says; There are some cats I like. Buzz is cool when he’s not on catnip. Mittaines never touched catnip, but he’s a mean, condescending pain in the tail sometimes.
d_legendary1 over 14 years ago
I’ll ask this again: Why don’t the Afghans burn the Canadian flag, the Swiss flag, or the Australian Flag?
BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT OUT THERE EFFING WITH THESE PEOPLE’S LIVES!!!! We leave them alone, they leave us alone. The reason Osama Bin Laden gets so much attention in the middle eastern world is because we Americans are doing exactly what he wants: bringing war and bloodshed to their side of the isle.
NoFearPup over 14 years ago
Uhh, Libbies…your rhetoric in ‘03 was “something has to be done in Afghanistan and we must never, never leave them hanging again”…Your meme was we are duty-bound to help Afghanistan pick itself up by their leggings… Libbies…full of eliminations.
lonecat over 14 years ago
Dear ET – where have you been? I’ve missed you. Perhaps you’ve been commenting on threads I haven’t checked.
Sometimes when I have two trains of thought I discover that they are on the same track but approaching from opposite directions.
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
_ET_, you’re pulling trains?
lonecat over 14 years ago
No, my secret identity is DrCanuck.
lonecat over 14 years ago
Bruce – watch your spelling – it’s “Wha’ chu talkin’ ‘bou’?”.
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
sorry, it was late, don’t know what happened to my mind. lonecat, I think you’re imagining things. Are you having visual or audio hallucinations? :-@ (sticking my tongue out at you, can’t figure out how to represent two hands waving from my ears, though)
lonecat over 14 years ago
I have the persistent feeling that I can communicate with people I’ve never met or even seen. And we all live in a two dimensional world of line drawings, sometimes with shading and shadows, and on a really bad day with parenthesis breasts. Is that a problem, Doctor BCS?
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
lonecat wrote: I have the persistent feeling that I can communicate with people I’ve never met or even seen.
Well, that’s not a hallucination, cause that’s what we’re doing! Seriously, my comment was merely a lighthearted response to one thing you said because I’m one of a (few) (several) (many) that knows who the conductor of the three trains is. (ET would note the awkward sentence construction.)
Do you know how to representing two hands waving from ears? You know, what kids used to do (or maybe still do) when they stick out their tongue?
good talking to you lonecat
lonecat over 14 years ago
Ooops – it was inadvertent. It’s always good to talk to you, BSC – you are certainly one (or more) of the nicest people in this little universe.
NoFearPup over 14 years ago
BCS is Primordial.
Magnaut over 14 years ago
back to planet of the apes
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
thank you, lovely lonecat, thank you, primordial puppy, thank you awesome ahab. as you for, magnaut …..
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
but you didn’t compliment the gorilla, ET! … sigh, oh, OK …
endophyllous English Teacher
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
ET, wasm’t intended to offend, really! (being or formed within a sheath; derivative of endophyte, a plant growing inside another plant) I’m sure you get that, right?
however, to soothe your hurt feelings, here’s another: ebullient ET