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who TF is more accurate...
I figure Rick'll know PDQ... as will we...
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I'm Libertarian for these 3 reasons:
1.) I'm American
2.) I'm not insane enough to be Democrat
3.) I'm not wussy enough to be Republican
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The real question is whether ol' Binky here can savvy the relative qualities of a .223AI vs. a .260AI when chucking A-Max's to 1K outta 3-grooved Pac-Nors, Mickey-tuned Sucks, and via MPAJ.
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BC, I'm in total agreement. Maser posted his idiotic ramblings and the "adult members" seemed to be drawn to respond. I never understood why anyone would want to engage in the bantering. 
Capt Ron
Magnolia Bluff, FL..............Where Heaven is a local call!
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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Every time we loose a member, we are diminished - whether you liked them or not. Perhaps, but every non-registered browser (who far outnumber us registered) that decides not to join and post their experience because they see immature and inane posts and wonder "why do I want to be part of that?" are a loss as well. While we know what we've lost in Maser (damn little) what are we losing when potential members do not post because of his posts and, as you wisely point out, the equally divisive replies? Allen That is a good point, Allen, and one I had not considered.
"For joy of knowing what may not be known we take the golden road to Samarkand."
James Elroy Flecker
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Can't ban a dynamic IP# you know.  Sure can. Just gotta range ban the IP.
"Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly,
while bad people will find a way around the laws."
- Plato
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Can't believe so much has been said about me in a single day. Obviously I'm loved at this site or else this thread wouldn't of been created in the first place.
I'm Libertarian for these 3 reasons:
1.) I'm American
2.) I'm not insane enough to be Democrat
3.) I'm not wussy enough to be Republican
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There's no challenge to tolerance where everything that's hard to tolerate and everyone who's intolerable has been eliminated. Tolerance, in fact, gets no opportunity to operate there. So it's more likely to atrophy than it is to develop. I wonder when my time on the outside, forbidden to look in, is going to begin. Once upon a time I worked with a guy named Tilman Ellis. He ran a roofing crew in Detroit during the riots. The roofers were day laborers and were a pretty rough lot. One of the first things he learned was to take 12 guys up the ladder when he only needed 10. It was guarenteed that a couple of guys would start playing grab-ask within the first few minutes. He would send the first two down the ladder. The rest would settle down and work. Work was offered first thing in the morning. Thirty minutes after picking the crew, all the other work crews within walking distance were already filled. The guys who were sent down the ladder gave away 30 minutes of work for free and there was no more work for them that day. It was a massive bummer to be sent down the ladder. The key, according to Tilman, was to be decisive and use any excuse to send the first two down the ladder; the sooner the better. Tilman's roof. Rick's forums. ************************************* All that being written, I look at history and see that new communication technologies spawned huge opportunities for those who played with them and learned the new rules. Movable type (and Bible) jump-started the Protestant Reformation as more people had access to the Bible. More recently, Hitler exploited electronically amplified speach and, along with FDR, radio transmissions. JFK took to TV like a duck to water and creamed Nixon. Reagan and Clinton were also very charismatic on TV. So who will be able to project via the Internet? It is likely to be somebody like MASER who dinks around on a bunch of "throw-away" forums like 24hourcampfire. He came. He made mistakes. Likely he learned from those mistakes, and is off to the next site, a little smoother, a little more sophisticated, a little more SALABLE. Pray that MASER learns Values more quickly than he (and his ilk) learn the mechanics of manipulating reactions via the Internet. We gave him some fine lessons.
I am a conservative with a lowercase "c".
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IP address check on Isle four.
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Is playing with microwaves while young similar to growing up under power lines?
I can walk on water.......................but I do stagger a bit on alcohol.
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I'm Libertarian for these 3 reasons:
1.) I'm American
2.) I'm not insane enough to be Democrat
3.) I'm not wussy enough to be Republican
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The screen name says it all, what more proof than self admittance of being an idiot.
Last edited by Ruger 4570; 05/07/07.
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Yo tengo huevos de hormiguita.  From elephant to little ant... what's the deal with always wanting your sig line to have something to do with your balls????? Penny
Last edited by Barak's Womn; 05/07/07. Reason: Oops! Got the wrong thing in the quote! :o
Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. --Hebrews 11:1
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From elephant to little ant... what's the deal with always wanting your sig line to have something to do with your balls????? Penny Prolly a lack there of.... I feel sorry for the little guy. HoundGirl
Its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog.
-- Mark Twain
Part of me lives with the wind in my face,
while the other part is barely alive.
--Mary Gauthier
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At least the poor little guy posts his sig line in Spanish, which I find vastly preferable to so many posts of an older regular here who's obviously so obsessed with his that he has to allude (in English!) to his hunger and prowess at every opportunity. I've alluded to this penchant elsewhere as the fallacy of mistaking the imagined flow of testosterone for neural synapses. I'm equally appalled and disgusted by the penchant of some Campfire women to respect and encourage this older scrotum-brain. The younger offender at least has the excuse of callowness.
"Good enough" isn't.
Always take your responsibilities seriously but never yourself.
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............ I've alluded to this penchant elsewhere as the fallacy of mistaking the imagined flow of testosterone for neural synapses. I'm equally appalled and disgusted by the penchant of some Campfire women to respect and encourage this older scrotum-brain........... Ken, LOL!!!!! In all sincerity, you are a master and blending words to clearly and colorfully express the most subtle nuances of thought. I wonder if the aforementioned "scrotum-brain" has any clue that you have "ripped" him as well as can be done. 
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lol
I don't really see why he got banned either. Tend to agree with Issac. Thought his post about Bart was in bad taste but that Bart dealt with it just as he should have-like an adult dealing with an errant youngster. Huge difference between the kid and Stick and the way Stick just pushed until he was banned. Looks like the kid is going to continue pushing even after having the hammer dropped on him though-unlike Stick. In the end, one has to respect that this is Rick's site and that free speech here is by his leave and not our own.
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Blaine, your flattery reminds me of the ultimate compliment to sharp repartee � from one of my black buddies � "if you think yo' th'oat ain't been cut, jes' try shakin' yo' head!"
"Good enough" isn't.
Always take your responsibilities seriously but never yourself.
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Steelhead, did you just get called scrotum-brain????
lol
"This ain't dress rehearsal....it's the life you get to live, make it a good one."
TEAMWORK = a bunch of people doing what I say
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repartee:My favorite definition: what you think of saying after you're the departee.
"Good enough" isn't.
Always take your responsibilities seriously but never yourself.
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