ZRX1200
14 years ago
tailgater
14 years ago



I always wonder if there was a drug invented by a college student that could save the life of someone fond the your-still-in-college "argument" would refuse to use it becuse the guy who discovered it is in college...

rfenst wrote:



While true to some extent, I think there are far more college educated elitists that automatically dismiss those who didn't attend post-high school institutions.

Maybe my opinion is skewed from living in the Northeast my whole life, but I constantly hear/see this type of snobbery but the college-student bashing is an infrequent oddity.




tailgater
14 years ago


To the OP:
Don't get pigeon-holed into a "political philosophy" so early in the game. A philosophy becomes a hindrance to growth because you strive to live by the philosophy rather than letting your philosophy become shaped by your experiences. It's like putting the proverbial Cart before the Horse.


That, plus the fact that every college student is a liberal freak. Don't think that being "right" of the other freaks makes you a conservative or a republican. Everything is relative. Just like incest. Ask TW if you don't believe me.

Man, I miss college.
Are the bands Squeeze and the Violent Femmes still doing the circuit?

[gonzo]
Brewha
14 years ago

Add water makes it's own sauce!!!

Shrink to fit with a hair dryer just like a Telefunken U47.


With rubber.

DrMaddVibe wrote:



Welcome to the First Church of Appliantology . . . . .
DrMaddVibe
14 years ago

Welcome to the First Church of Appliantology . . . . .

Brewha wrote:




He used to be such a nice boy.
rfenst
14 years ago

Back to the children's table with your silly nonsense and don't return until your only answer is Ron Paul.

teedubbya wrote:



OK.
But, I thought it was clear it is alright around her to switch from Paul in favor of Romney.
Am I wrong?
Brewha
14 years ago

He used to be such a nice boy.

DrMaddVibe wrote:



Until he has realized at last that imaginary guitar notes and imaginary vocals exist only in the imgination of The Imaginer ...

rfenst
14 years ago

Meh...he's got a 2nd interview with Wells Fargo...the entire economic collapse is waiting for him to fix it.

DrMaddVibe wrote:



Well, if that is true, he could short everything and do great for himself. There is always money to be made whith economic change!
rfenst
14 years ago

While true to some extent, I think there are far more college educated elitists that automatically dismiss those who didn't attend post-high school institutions.

Maybe my opinion is skewed from living in the Northeast my whole life, but I constantly hear/see this type of snobbery but the college-student bashing is an infrequent oddity.




tailgater wrote:



Interestingly, I have noticed that too in Northeasterners here who live here in Orlando.
riverdog
14 years ago

OK.
But, I thought it was clear it is alright around her to switch from Paul in favor of Romney.
Am I wrong?

rfenst wrote:



Mmm, could be. But I thought the obvious alternative was a write in for Ron Paul.{;-)
teedubbya
14 years ago
Nope. Mittens is the same as the Big O. Paul is 100% right and only right. If you would just start thinking you would realize that all this man's thoughts should become your own.
ZRX1200
14 years ago
Mittens is coke zero to Barrys Classic coke.


(Like how I did that with the can colors? !)
teedubbya
14 years ago

Mittens is coke zero to Barrys Classic coke.


(Like how I did that with the can colors? !)

ZRX1200 wrote:



Barry is better than mittens?
riverdog
14 years ago

Barry is better than mittens?

teedubbya wrote:



:-k 👍
ZRX1200
14 years ago
I dont drink coke!
raymallen
14 years ago
hmmm, where to start haha?

Your right about caffeine for breakfast haha.

And I go to a Catholic school, Loyola Marymount, not exactly a political battle ground. (there are a couple femmes, and no they don't have boyfriends).

Shorting the market does not create a drop in the market, just capitalizes on downturns.

And being conservative doesn't mean being totally closed minded to logical ideas from ANY party. That's called being "ignorant"

And if being to young is an excuse to insult my intelligence, perhaps you should toss your PC or Mac away, as they were both started by college students. (guess that means those were pretty bad ideas due to their age)

Lastly, I think you guys are great haha! and I would rather speak on no other board than here! thank you for all the posts.
raymallen
14 years ago
One more thing, I was raised only by my father, a middle school drop-out. He worked in construction all of his life busting his a$$ until he passed a couple yrs ago. I was lucky enough to move in with a family member rent free (still pay all my other expenses). Trust me, I do not think I am better than any one who is not college educated. I had more respect for my father than any human being on this earth. Only reason I have made it this far in life was by following his instructions and wisdom.
ZRX1200
14 years ago



Thanks for the bootstrap story you're the forums new R posterboy.

I'm from a small town, my dad impregnated a carney and I was left at the door of baptist church where I was raised as a poor black child. Later I discover the fruit of Micelium and tripped my way intoit a catholic nuns school. Though cross dressing came naturally to me I really appreciated the men leaving me alone. I left the school to persue my real dream of becoming a political advisor.

But like all dreams mine was crushed when Jack Conrad was forced to run on the fourth party ticket.


telle est la vie
HockeyDad
14 years ago
I was born a poor black child. I remember the days, sittin' on the porch with my family, singin' and dancin' down in Mississippi...
DrMaddVibe
14 years ago
Let my people gooooooo!🐴
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