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babe said:
I don't trust new-fangled contraptions.
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And yet, here you are internetting on that gosh darn interweb surfing machine.

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Not old...lazy. I like cruise control because I can catch a nap on the way to work. These cars nowadays are amazing.
 
LogGrad98 said:
Not old...lazy. I like cruise control because I can catch a nap on the way to work. These cars nowadays are amazing.
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well, you probably have a good truck that takes care of you. I hear they have cars now that can navigate traffic using satellite guidance. .. GPS. . . . and remote sensing devices everywhere, and computer thousands of times more capable than the ones that were alluded to in that whole Capricorn One hoax.

I have friends who offer to bring backhoes and other big toys to help me out, but somehow it seems like too much work to hitch up the trailers and move the monster for a day's work, so I still use a shovel.

I know I'm a maze of contradictions like everyone else. Nobody can be everything or do everything anymore. Funny thing, you do what you enjoy. And somehow a computer makes writing easier than my old Royal typewriter, or even the IBM selectric. Now if only I could figure out how to use memory space, make files and remember where I put stuff, maybe I could do some writing.
 
PearlWatson said:
attitude not age
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nobody who breathes Freedom's pure air ever grows old in their own minds. It's just the Statists who become discouraged with their big ideas not being appreciated who die that death of thousand deaths as rebels keep upsetting their magnificent delusions. . . .
 
The Latest LaRouche Genocidal Globalist Cartel Conspiracy

I got a call from the friendly sales rep from the LaRouche Polital Action Committee. I give them fifty bucks, they send me DVDs about the British monarchists and the latest science superproject. . . .

They always have new stuff. . . . .

This week its how Fracking is intentional genocide of the constitutional wingnuts in the flyover states. . . . ya know. . .. backwoods places populated by unwanted trailer trash who work for a living...... like North Dakota, Texas, and such.

I was feeling grateful for the so-called "cheaper gas".

Needless to say, I'm getting a bit jaded with it all. . . .
 
PearlWatson said:
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Those damn Brit oligarchs have ruined more dogs than any other small set of inbred morons that ever walked the planet.

Just when I was about to bail on the LaRouche lynchpin of politics, you give me all the evidence I need to just go on. . . .
 
babe said:
Those damn Brit oligarchs have ruined more dogs than any other small set of inbred morons that ever walked the planet.

Just when I was about to bail on the LaRouche lynchpin of politics, you give me all the evidence I need to just go on. . . .
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Witty. You make me laugh.
 
babe said:
my third wife is very active in Utah Republican Party politics, and is this year a delegate to the State GOP convention and a supporter of Mia Love. She was formerly a big supporter of a black Illinois senatorial candidate running against Barry Obama, and others.

I ran once for the Utah house as a "Constitution Party" candidate, and got an endorsement from a gay rights group and about 380 votes, even. I am thinking of starting a third party called the "American Principles Party", nominally centered on issues of human liberty and the rights of ordinary persons. I'm sorta anti-Authoritarian, having been sorta that way myself and addicted to my own ideas. Trying to recover from the delusions of "rightness".

I have a personal interest in grazing rights, and it would be financially favorable to me in a rather important way if my "grazing preference" were solidly in my hands, even to the extent that it meant I had to pay property tax on it.

I think government "management" of lands encumbered with a grazing property right is still good, provided only that it is uncorrupt and that nobody thinks I don't "own" the grazing use.

Utah, and other states, would benefit greatly if grazing, mineral, and other beneficial uses of land were taxable holdings, and I think it could be better managed locally than nationally. It is entirely true that the forage consumed by a cow in a month is worth $20 as a basic rental rate, and that a grazing right is worth about as much as five cows, that is $5000 per cow that can be fed on grazing allotment. Thus Bundy's grazing right is worth at least $5 M, and the government should pay him that much if say, a turtle or a solar plant is the higher and best use of it. The water right is additional. . . .

I could go on. Maybe it will take me twenty more years to do full disclosure.
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You anti-authoritarian? No way!

I'm liking the name of your new party.

This grazing rights issue is right in your wheelhouse for sure.

Mia got the party nomination so does this mean she is pretty much a shoe-in to fill Matheson's seat?
 
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