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BrentD asked: Now Mr. Vocabulary Man, how is it that you didn't know what a Renaissance Man was? For a frustrated English major, you sure are a ball of contradictions. But it does make you more entertaining.

The guy least likely to understand or endorse, and accept for himself, the term "Renaissance Man" - more than likely is closest to fitting that term.


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Originally Posted by trouthunterdj
Glad you by passed Iowa even though I wonder what you would have noticed.


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corncorncorncornbeanscorncorncornbeansryecorncorncowcorncorncorn




That pretty much sums up my trip across I-80 thru Iowa........


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Originally Posted by ratsmacker


corncorncorncornbeanscorncornDESMOINEScornbeansryecorncorncowcorncorncorn




That pretty much sums up my trip across I-80 thru Iowa........


Just one small editorial correction. Otherwise, that's exactly right.


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Originally Posted by Ken Howell
I'd expect a super-educated omniscient, unfazed by and inured to the plurality of sillybobbles, to know the distinction between incredulous and incredible.

Sincere apologies to all �

In a moment of smart-assed recklessness, I succumbed to a sin that I despise � the despicable ad hominem avoidance of logic, courtesy, and the issue in question. I should've reserved my pie hole for enjoyment of neighbor Sonya's incredibly delicious prize-winning pies, or at most have posted no more than

incredulous � (of a person) unable to accept or believe, skeptical
incredible � (of a concept) hard to believe, unbelievable

Please visualize soulful brown eyes downcast in sadness, a stub of a tail trying to hide between my legs, and a salty droplet splatting into the dust.

I'm ashamed but can not ask you to forgive me, because I can not forgive myself.

I'm sorry.

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Ken, this is the internet

It doesn't matter

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Yes, it does!

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You are dead-on about the Texas panhandle and the wind - I drove across there with a canoe strapped to my roof in 2001 and I thought the wind was gonna peel my truck open like an old sardine can. Did you see the World's Tallest Crucifix?



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Originally Posted by Ken Howell
Yes, it does!

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Okay, then. Since you are the wordsmith, look up the definitions of disingenuous, hypocrite, an mirror. You have been doggin' me in ad hominem fashion for a fair while now.

I'll try to brush up on my vocabulary in the meantime and also try to reconquer of the autocorrection gremlins.

You have a happy evening now.




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Originally Posted by Ken Howell
Yes, it does!

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Okay, then. Since you are the wordsmith, look up the definitions of disingenuous, hypocrite, an mirror. You have been doggin' me in ad hominem fashion for a fair while now.

I'll try to brush up on my vocabulary in the meantime and also try to reconquer of the autocorrection gremlins.

You have a happy evening now.

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nolo contendere

You won't be the subject of any Ken Howell post from now on.

Romans 12:18 � If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.


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Feel free to drive around Oklahoma next time. wink

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Originally Posted by oruacat2
You are dead-on about the Texas panhandle and the wind - I drove across there with a canoe strapped to my roof in 2001 and I thought the wind was gonna peel my truck open like an old sardine can. Did you see the World's Tallest Crucifix?



Yeah, i saw the crucifix and immediately thought of oral roberts. Had a shirt tail relative once owned a farm near odessa tx. They found oil on it, and she never really liked it because of the smell. When she died, they found canciled checks to Oral totaling close to one million dollars.
Ohio's vote yesterday regarding public unions was an example of what i was talking about in that area's slide into purdition.


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by the way, on bart's thread about hitting a deer, i think i saw that same blood stain on the road in oklahoma but didn't have enough time to get a picture of it.


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