Re: Vick cops a plea, via The Smoking Gun

On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:07:10 -0500, "Many Dogs \(flick\)"
<many_dogs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"Handsome Jack Morrison" <handsomejackmorrison@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On 27 Aug 2007 12:47:13 -0400, shore@xxxxxxxxx (Melinda Shore) wrote:

I think I
can make a pretty good guess what Flick sounds like and I
imagine that Jack doesn't sound either educated or like he's
spent his life hanging out with wealthy people,

I'd wager more than a few bucks that my Midwestern elocution (and
Flick's, too) is *much* more friendly on the ears than that of some
pompous, Joe Pesci-sounding, weasel-faced, rotten-toothed pinko from
*New York,* of all freakin' places.

Bizarre to think that you and I would write as we do, and sound like extras
in 'Deliverance.'

Well, I can speak "good ol' boy" with the best of 'em, but I can blend
in pretty well at cultural/civic/academic events, too.

Mostly, strangers who hear me talk aren't sure where I'm from. Possibly the
South, possibly the lower Midwest, possibly Arizona or New Mexico.

Most broadcasters, anchors, etc. hail from the Midwest, because most
people won't require the services of a United Nations interpreter to
understand us, unlike with most people from New York, New Jersey, etc.

But it's interesting to now see you trying to imply the same thing
about me, and about Flick, that you're criticizing Tiny Dancer for
doing regarding Vick.

She didn't even correct our spelling or grammar errors first. She's just
assuming that since she doesn't like our POV, we must sound like some
stereotypical, ungrmmatical hicks.

Well, that's what serves as critical thinking today, in the ol'
"reality-based" community.

They'll be down to using Ouija boards and/or sacrificing chickens
before long.

Not much "reality" there.

Nope. None. Nada. Zilch. Zero.

They are to reality what radical Muslims are to tolerance.

"Reality-based" thinker claims that torturing and killing dogs is no worse
than eating at McDonald's!
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/p-j-gladnick/2007/08/25/lawrence-odonnell-compares-killing-dogs-catching-fish

The comments on the above article are a scream. Best one so far
(paraphrased): Tell me the next time a trout wakes you up when the house is
burning.

Did you see those bulging neck veins on O'Donnell? The clenched fist?
Both prime examples of what living in the "reality-based" community
can do to ya.'

I picture Mel, when she's writing her posts, in much the same way.

Bulging neck veins. Clenched fists.

Head spinning wildly, a la Linda Blair.

<spit>

--
Handsome Jack Morrison

"Reality-based" thinker claims that torturing and killing dogs is no worse than eating at McDonald's!
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/p-j-gladnick/2007/08/25/lawrence-odonnell-compares-killing-dogs-catching-fish

Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week - October 22-26. Be there, or be square.
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=782CE43A-F940-4F85-A13A-08CF7750A063

*This* is the *real* reason why the "reality-based" community pushes global-warming hysteria.
To push you around and take your money. Senator Dingell now wants a cap on the Mortgage Interest Deduction!
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/08/dingell_wants_c.php

Freakin' Democrats. <spit>

"Reality-based" community clamors for housing bailout (at taxpayer's expense, of course).
http://michellemalkin.com/2007/08/24/the-democrat-clamor-for-a-housing-bailout/

The "reality-based" community: Hopelessly Devoted to Failure.
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=Mjc2NGM4NTBmYmUwYzRkYzNmMGVkMWZhYjU5ZjEzNDE=

Why "liberal" doesn't quite fit:
"In the short term, this reflects the failure of the Republican Party to secure its hard-won victories. In
the longer term, this may provide a new opportunity for the heirs to authentic liberalism - today's conservatives -
as they often thrive when lovers of big government, by whatever name they go by, overreach."
http://blogs.usatoday.com/oped/2007/08/why-liberal-doe.html

"The main proponents of 'universal coverage' want to throw more money at the current health care system,
which strikes me as unwise. I believe that the 'universal coverage' mantra is dysfunctional for the same
reason that 'more money for public schools' is a dysfunctional mantra for education. When your current
approach is digging you into a hole, the sensible thing to do is not to dig faster. It is to stop digging."
http://www.tcsdaily.com/article.aspx?id=080607B
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