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Yes there was! Re: replacing a tube


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Posted by Adam Paul on September 03, 2004 at 22:16:42 from (68.211.106.80):

In Reply to: Re: replacing a tube posted by 8Ner on September 03, 2004 at 20:58:52:

8Ner, I don't thing Dell said anything wrong about the homeless, the down trodden, veterans, the poor, and God... I find it terrific. I'm in the Atlanta area, (Dell, you come to Atlanta, and didn't let us know?!?!?!) and I see these beggers all around!!! You know what else, so did the expos� news reporters!!! They found these BUMS leaving there sign held exit, walking a half mile to the nearest parking lot and getting into their SUV where they drove it home to their fancy neighborhood. I thought his message was great. I know I'm cranky and frustrated right now, and I'll tell you why in a minute but since you tripped me off, I'm going to keep going! I don't understand how you can have the disposition to be so politically correct, and still own an "N"??? One would think that you'd sell the "N" or never owned one in the first place in lieu of some modern safety featured "can't get your self hurt on" style riding mower!!!
8Ner, I'm sorry I'm coming down on you; it's probably just the luck of the draw.
I'm cranky and frustrated for one over the recent terrorism in Russia with the school children, the recent protesters in NYC (an embarrassment to me as an American), and the fact that I've got family and friends in Florida that have an major sense of impending doom with a hurricane the size of Texas!!!! Dell has a right (not that I think he sounded that way) to be cranky and frustrated too!!! We all should! One of the freedoms we have here is the right to free speech. Dell was not yelling fire in a movie theater; he was simply helping a guy with a tire...
All this political correctness cr*p as got to go!!!
So, I'm going to call you an a$$ for being so politically correct!!!
Don't worry; I'm a nice guy and tomorrow or the next day I'll apologize, but not tonight.
Please try to lighten up.
Respectfully,
Adam



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