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Re: Off Topic - The VP debates
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Posted by Allan in NE on October 06, 2004 at 15:14:38 from (148.78.243.26):
In Reply to: Re: Off Topic - The VP debates posted by MT Pockets on October 06, 2004 at 14:39:46:
Boy! I dunno Steve, Looks to me as though you have a very firm grasp of the English language and have some very solid thought processes going on yourself. Your post is probably one of the most straightforward and more levelheaded things I've read all day. And let's face it; it doesn't matter whom any of us vote for. The mere fact that we have the liberty to carry on this spirited discussion, call each other names, cuss, spit and kick dirt on each other's shoes, wipe the blood from our collective noses and then also to be able to vote the way we each see fit is more than enough reason to respect everyone here and be happy where we live. We're just a bunch of old farmers a gabbin' and this is like it is any time farmers get together. The nice part is, tomorrow we�ll all buy each other coffee, pull up a chair and start it all over again. Nice hearin' from ya Pard, how's about a little more yakin� from your end of the table from now on? Allan
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