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Re: O/T They forgot to tell us


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Posted by trucker40 on October 11, 2008 at 20:08:28 from (69.149.218.142):

In Reply to: O/T They forgot to tell us posted by GeneMO on October 09, 2008 at 22:19:15:

Yeah well you didnt ask the guy buying the fuel for that construction equipment how happy he was now did you?I bet you wouldnt be happy then either,and you might even have a black eye and maybe more than that.

I cant believe that you are trying to spin something like this?Guess you didnt know harvest was on,diesel still high,gas coming down?Yeah you can try to act like nothings going on,but thats right deceptive of you now isnt it?If you dont know theres a problem you think it excuses you from having guts enough to admit it,and try and fix it?No it doesnt excuse it,ignorance is no excuse,and if you need medical care,or have to go to court in Missouri,see what that costs you.That will wipe that smile right off your face.You make me mad,dont you have kids?Do you want them to have a terrible place to live from all this when you pass away?Nobody is going to defend this crap and gutlessly get away with it,especially after that bailout.Thats just too much spin.I hope we never see a bunch as stupid as we have in Jefferson City again.I cant believe the people of Missouri would even vote for this trash.Probably didnt,probably was a stolen election here like in Ohio too.At least we did get rid of that worthless Talent,should have been the rest of them as well,and if you think different,I dont even care what you think because you are wrong and would know it if you had any sense.All the problems I am talking about are coming from your side and everybody knows it except you maybe.


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