"Tommy, are you suggesting that the republican party and the federal
government are one and the same?" & "I'm so certain I didn't twist
any words or do anything along the lines of not getting along, that
I'll even let you arbitrate the issue."
Of course the republican party and federal government are now one and
the same; where have you guys been these last 4 ˝ years. Tom, if he
actually is Tom, doesn't twist words, he simply answers his own
questions and is surprisingly `liberal' with summarizing the work of
others.
The overwhelming guilt, for abuse of message, clearly lies with me; so
what, I really don't see Tom, Tommy or BB82 contributing original
thinking so long as dogma provides a quick fix.
That said, here's a rare compliment for our unoriginal friend, you do
one hell of a job digging through past posts; I could add that I wish
I had the patience. However, I don't and won't. Believe that's known
as a backhanded compliment.
Just when I thought I was done. This truck thing, this is going to be
a tough assignment for T, T'y or B'2; it's a metaphor, it's not to be
taken literally but it does a great job of describing what I get or
`feel' is your aesthetic.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "bluebishop82" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'm so certain I didn't twist any words or do anything along the lines
> of not getting along, that I'll even let you arbitrate the issue. Here
> is how it went:
>
> In post 9820, Skip refers to granite blocks and then says "Keep'em in
> suburbia with those monster trucks." Ever since proclaiming that I had
> a fun time on that Monster Truck with my kids last 4th of July, Skip
> just can't stop bringing it up. Clearly the Monster Truck comment was
> designed to get my attention. Right Skip?
>
> in 9822, I ask Skip where Suburbia is.
>
> In 9226 he says Tinton Falls Ocean Manalapan "wherever you live" and
> then brings up monster trucks again.
>
> In 9830 I point out that different countries use different definitions
> of Urban and Suburban. In the US, one Urban standard is a town with
> 2500 people, another is an Urbanized Area of 50,000 people. Just a bit
> of helpful information I was passing along. No judgments or name
> calling - just infromation.
>
> In 9831 suddenly skip says (not insinuates as your post suggests) that
> I got the info from a "Republican Guide." Then he brings up Monster
> Trucks again (why?).
>
> in 9833 I point out that it is government numbers, not Republican Party
> numbers, and it is used for largess. As it was 2:07 in the am (I have
> insomnia) I politely asked Skip why he was up so late.
>
> In 9834 he responded by calling me a "fool."
>
> At this point I decided not to respond.
>
> In 9834 he drags me back in again and by repeating the those
> Urban/Suburban numbers are a "party line" and then referes to my
> friends and me as "stiffs" at "monster truck rallies" (he is obsessed
> with my kids and me taking that truck ride).
>
> Now I point out Dan, at this point I've said nothing mean to Skip. I
> haven't twisted any workds of his. I related info about Urban/Suburban
> definitions I thought the board might find interesting. IN contrast to
> this point, Skip referes to me as a "fool" a "stiff," some insult about
> Monster Trucks and accuses me of being part of some conspiracy to float
> Republican propaganda (despite my telling him those are Fed guidelines,
> not Republican).
>
> In 9843, you chime in about monster truck rallies. To what end?
>
> In 9844, I think I'm granted a little leeway to defend myself in the
> scarcasm ring, don't you agree? So I joke about Skip having me in
> conspiracy with the Feds (subliminally trying to show him yet again
> they are Fed guidelines).
>
> In 9848, Skip accuses me of Dogma, being religious (insult?) Something
> about being a lawyer and once abain not getting the message about the
> numbers being from the Feds, accuses me of citing them from "Bush's
> Little Red Book."
>
> Then I'm treated to your post below accusing me of twisting words and
> not getting along.
>
> Please render your decision Dan. Have I really twisted words or not
> gotten along?
>
>
> >
> > Skip MIGHT have been referring to the Republican Party if any
> political
> > party in particular. Tommy, are you suggesting that the republican
> > party and the federal government are one and the same? I thought it
> was
> > supposed to be party neutral regardless of the administration.
> >
> > I have not seen anything where Skip suggests you control the Fed. We
> > were all just beginning to get along. Tommy, you're starting to twist
> > people's words again. No no.
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