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Oldfart 03-09-2006 12:38 PM

Immensely.

Now if we can get two in damp cotton pants and no bra, that's a coincidence.

If we can get three, well looks like we've got ourselves a convoy.

jseal 03-09-2006 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jbh3
... I think I'll end my political contribution to this forum with this post.It seems to make enemies of friends since the ability to discuss in real time,respond in a quick manner,study facial and hand expressions is not achievable...)

jbh3,

A valid criticism sir. Also, the confidence that some behaviors carry little, if any, penalty, often changes the nature of these conversations.

PantyFanatic 03-09-2006 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by wyndhy
i have damp cotton panties and no-bra...does that help?
:D

Does chocolate help strawberries? *SLURP*



:p :D :p

jbh3 03-09-2006 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by wyndhy
i have damp cotton panties and no-bra...does that help?
:D


I wasted all that time and energy on politics while wyndhy was across the room in damp panties and no bra!
I'm ashamed of myself and deserve to be SPANKED!!! ;)

wyndhy 03-09-2006 02:47 PM

^^^i'll leave the spankings to lil ... this way i can observe how a true master does it. ;)

Quote:
Originally Posted by PantyFanatic
Does chocolate help strawberries? *SLURP*


actually, i prefer my strawberries covered in thick, sweet cream. :p:D

PantyFanatic 03-09-2006 03:34 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by wyndhy
....actually, i prefer my strawberries covered in thick, sweet cream. :p:D

I like your 'strawberry' covered in thick, sweet cream too. *SLURP*




:p :D :p

WildIrish 03-09-2006 04:46 PM

I've learned that the one thing we can all agree upon is that wyndhy's damp panties can unite us.

wyndhy 03-09-2006 06:09 PM

as JFK said ... ask not what pixies can do for you, but what you can do for pixies. :D

speaking of fitzgeralds ... bonjour!
:p:D

rabbit 03-09-2006 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by scotzoidman
Not quite the end...it begs the question, how did a sitting president end up in a situation where he was forced to answer questions about his personal life? The answer: he was hounded by political enemies who would not stop digging in the dirt till they found something they could nail his ass with...remember, the Special Prosecutor started out looking into the Whitewater thing, & how his scope broadened from a botched investment scheme in which the principal targets actually LOST money to encompass the whereabouts of the First Penis is still a mystery to me...& I watched it happen!


Scotz, how he got into that situation is really irrelevant. He was under oath and he committed perjury. Just because a bunch of politicians dug up crap on him (which happens to almost ALL politicians) doesn't give him or any other citizen the right to lie under sworn testimony. Clinton will forever be on the wrong side of that issue, in my opinion, because he broke the law.

rabbit 03-09-2006 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by PantyFanatic
I think you are right Rabbit. I always thought that the President was the head executive charged with carrying out the directives and laws made by the congress. It seems our executive decides what he wants to do and how he’ll do it and then sends it to congress to make it permanent law. Any international laws mad in Geneva or any place else can just be ignored and substituted to suite the purpose of the one view. (or the view of the one purpose)

It will make the job easier because we can do away with any standards or ideals of how citizens and all other people need to be treated. Procedures can decided first, then made into law. I see how this is going to make things run much smoother and faster. I don’t know how I was so confused.

Thanks for straightening me out on this.


C'mon now, PF...you know the President doesn't unilaterally make laws. Congress makes laws. POTUS signs them into law. Patriot Act, as controversial as it is, can't be a law unless Congress votes to make it so.

rabbit 03-09-2006 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Oldfart
And have you noticed the latest trend?

A Western Australian man who has never been to the USA has had an extradition warrant sworn

against him for an alleged copyright matter.

When the arrogance of the heirarchy reaches the levels where no other law matters, it is small

wonder that evil men can talk kids into becoming human torpedoes against "the great satan".

Talk about carefully preparing the soil for a crop.


Question: Is violating a copyright against the law in Australia?

People are extradited to other countries all the time to stand trial for crimes. Why just call out the US?

rabbit 03-09-2006 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by PantyFanatic
If these are international matters, shouldn't an international authority decide them?


So you think an international court should decide whether or not Neil Entwistle should face murder charges for killing his wife in the U.S. and then fleeing to the U.K.?

PantyFanatic 03-09-2006 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by rabbit
So you think an international court should decide whether or not Neil Entwistle should face murder charges for killing his wife in the U.S. and then fleeing to the U.K.?

I’m not familiar with the person or the case, but I would first ask if he was a US or British citizen. If a crime was committed in one country and the accused was a citizen, at home, in another country, I want to know what agreements the countries have for such issues. If there is no consensus between the governments, then an international court should make a judgment to IT’S STANDARDS, based on the information provided by the two governments. Neither that international court, or any other government, should have enforcement rights of IT’S VERDICT and sentence until the person was given over by an authority within it’s jurisdiction.

All this hypothesizing is not really a concern though. Your illustration sounded to me like a crime against another person. That will never have the priority of $$$ matters or an offence against a ‘system’. You and I and our families are utterly meaningless in such matters.

jseal 03-10-2006 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by PantyFanatic
... I want to know what agreements the countries have for such issues. ...

PantyFanatic,

These are extradition treaties. The one applicable to this situation is the U.S.-U.K. Extradition Treaty.


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