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This has been a pleasant visit

by WOODS-HICK May 12, 2006 8:29AM PDT

I entered this forum with opinions apparently unpopular with some of the folks who reside in this dark place.
I have been personally attacked, sworn at (thinly veiled as my eight year old pointed out), threatened with being shunned or worse banished, and now they want to take out my feeding tube. Fascism, bigotry and ignorance are trusted friends here.

h g wells: described the world of the morlocks
a huxley: the world of the epsilons

In '1984' a free mind was the enemy of the state. I better check my calendar.

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no excuse needed but it might
by WOODS-HICK May 12, 2006 10:24AM PDT

have been my german grandfather, he said he was swiss, but I never believed him

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(NT) (NT) What do you have against the Germans ?
by Evie May 12, 2006 10:29AM PDT
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you asked the question
by WOODS-HICK May 12, 2006 11:32AM PDT

I answered correctly. Grampa was from Dusseldorf. Don't you like germans?

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Heritage is neither reason nor ...
by Evie May 12, 2006 11:47AM PDT

... excuse for bad manners. I have nothing against Germans.

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I'm sure you can't remember
by WOODS-HICK May 12, 2006 12:00PM PDT

the original question. behavior comes from nurture or nature.
hence, heredity, and environment are key factors. grampa taught me how to start fires. some for warmth and some for vision and some for cleansing. see the light?

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Germans........
by Glenda May 12, 2006 12:04PM PDT

hmmmmmmm My Great Grandmother was from Germany! And I am lovable, sweet, adorable..............


Okay Now you can chip in Evie Devil LOL

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They may fit
by marinetbryant May 12, 2006 10:25AM PDT

But they do not appear to be the shoes of a fisherman.

Tom

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caught quite a few
by WOODS-HICK May 12, 2006 11:27AM PDT

throwbacks in my net. no trophies, just chum. Should I be wearing boots or sandals. It depends if you want to preach or fish. Throw out your line, see what you reel in.

I guess the night shift has come aboard.

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