Don Ferro, you are fast running out of people who want to put up with you.
Maybe you should wait for Apple to come back on Monday. She says she likes to play around with you. It makes her happy during a boring business day. Other wise enjoy your weekend my friend I for one have enjoyed your posts and you wit.

If you and JJ don't want to put up with me, ignore my posts.

I don't feel I'm running out of people to put up with me. Is listening to me voice my opinion so horrible? You guys have done it with your Kerry/Liberal bashing.

Put up, or Shut up as you put it in an earlier thread.

Doc

OK What ever you say!
and here I was being nice to you.
My mistake, it will not happen again!
Me being nice to you that is.

Of course you are response worthy. The point was just that, in comparison to other people on this board, my honest opinion is that when it comes to politics, you are too blindly skewed to be rationally considered in some cases.

Anyways...here we go.

Not all liberals. Mainly the people who are so unrealistic and/or ideological that their points are chronically flawed.

Only your political opinions.

Pretty much. Not that you have much influence, but out of many, one, as they say.

Well, he still has to finish his first term before W2 begins in January. It's only been 3 days. Let's not jump the gun.

That makes no sense. Then why would people vote for him?

Oh wait, I'll fill in your most likely answers: scare tactics, republican terrorist propaganda, and a weak democratic presidential candidate.

That's pretty funny. Again, basically this is what I spoke about in my initial post.

Your party, or rather, loose collection of Bush haters, couldn't get the job done against an incumbant. Probably how we republicans felt after Dole's loss in '96.

Bush wins and you are expected to cut your losses and get your elected officials back in congress to do their jobs.

Not in so many words.

We'll respond. We just want you to know our feelings.

That's your prerogative. I'd much rather have genuine dislike for people I can talk to in real-time, in real life, as opposed to people on a message board. But if you derive your antimosity from the BB, I wish you well.

Okay...so basically you refuse to compromise. Radicals usually get tossed into a bin of obscurity, just do you know.

And the Republican Brainwashing Machine? Ha. If anything, it's the socially liberal media that is attempting to sway the American people.

Said the churchmouse to the amplfied choir.

Good for you. But forgive me for feeling your interests are not in the interests of the many, but of the few, and not for the common good.

Yeah. Take 365 x 4, and you've got it!

Regards,
Double-J

Don Ferro is the man. Preach on, brother! It won't stop, it can't stop, and WE won't stop! I have been laughing so hard at conservatives on TV and on this board bragging about how much "Bush won by and how he received more votes then anyone ever." Well, Kerry received the second most amount ever. The fact is this: It was decided by 150,000 votes, which came from Ohio. Also, the 3 million popular vote difference, really isn't that big, even though conservatives are bragging about it "being the biggest gap in history!" The most people voted in this election then EVER. The only way we could see a clear MAJOR majority winner was if MAYBE, just MAYBE, Bush or Kerry had gotten ATLEAST 60 % of the votes. That's even calling it a little tight. The fact is, this nation is divided. Bush coming out one day after the election and telling us he wants to unite us, but then saying he's going to pledge to get rid of things people who voted against him favor, is beyond me. I hate to say it, but maybe we really do need a serious independent who gets as much air time as the Democrat and Republican running. -Pat

No Patrick, You DA MAN! Thanks for filling in the gaps for me bro. We must stay true to what we believe is nessesary and right.

Fight on, man!

Doctor Ferro

Hmmm...you were being nice to me by telling me I am running out of people who will "put up with me"? That does not sound right.

Doc

TIS,
I know that you sincerely feel the way that you do and it is NOT rhetoric on your part. The funny thing though is that I felt EXACTLY the same feelings that you now have when I thought of John Kerry being our President! I know that you and I have had outside board disccusions regarding the future of our children and grandchildren and we have exactly the same concerns. But in reading your post here I just found it ironic that in what you have said above, I totally agree and feel like you do, but the difference between us is who you or I feel comfortable, (about our children's and grandchildren's future), with in charge. You obviously are afraid for the future with Bush in charge and would have felt more comfortable with Kerry. I now feel comfortable about the future with Bush in charge and would have felt afraid had Kery been in charge. Just goes to show you how we all seem to have the exact same concerns and can agree on feeling the exact same way, but can also have a difference of opinon at the same time because of who we think would be better in securing and addressing those concerns. But even though we disagree on who would be better to address and handle those concerns, you and I did not have to resort to name calling and finger pointing to make our points. We have discussed these issues in a respectful and mature manner. That is exactly why I enjoy talking with you TIS, because even if I don't agree with your veiws sometimes, you never get my dander up! I respect your veiws because of the way that you present them!

Hmmmmm, maybe we ALL should get together with TIS for some of those "Cute Little BLue Drinks" and then we would better understand and respect each others veiws, if we agreed with them or not!


Don Cardi

Thanks DC,

I was only trying to have others maybe get a little grasp of my feelings, not necessarily agree with them. Seems in the end, we all have the same concerns, just different ideas of how/who these issues would be best handled by.

I don't plan to live my life in fear. What's done is done. I decided to try find a certain level of comfort and will relax to a degree, but always have my personal "alert" level raised somewhat, if you get my drift. Like you and everyone else here, I will pray for the best. Thanks for the kind words.

And yes, I could use a cute little blue drink about now! Only it's too early.

TIS

You're very welcomed! I hope that now that the elections are over, and as you said "what's done is done" that we can all, including myself , get out of the sometimes "hostile" posting mentality and act more civil in our debates!

You didn't think it was too early when you were in Chicago!


Don Cardi

Majority rules.



Regards,
Double-J

I just read this article about Moore & his next firm after his current movie (SICKO). Guess who it's about

JoBlo

I can't wait. 2006, baby.

I'm all a twitter. Now Pat and Irishman can play with themselves in anticipation for the next Moore "shockumentary" :p

They bumped it up to 2005.

Moore Set to Shoot 'Fahrenheit' Sequel

LOS ANGELES (Nov. 11) - Michael Moore plans a follow-up to "Fahrenheit 9/11," his hit documentary that assails President Bush over the handling of the Sept. 11 attacks and the war on terrorism, according to a Hollywood trade paper.

Moore told Daily Variety that he and Harvey Weinstein, the Miramax boss who produced the film, hope to have "Fahrenheit 9/11 1/2" ready in two to three years.

"Fifty-one percent of the American people lacked information (in this election) and we want to educate and enlighten them," Moore was quoted in Thursday's edition of Variety. "They weren't told the truth. We're communicators and it's up to us to start doing it now."

A spokesman for Fellowship Adventure Group, formed by Weinstein and brother Bob to help distribute "Fahrenheit 9/11," did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

"Fahrenheit 9/11," which won top honors at May's Cannes Film Festival, became the first documentary to top $100 million at the domestic box office. Moore, who won the documentary Academy Award for "Bowling for Columbine," is pushing "Fahrenheit 9/11" in the best-picture category for the upcoming Oscars.

The issues for the follow-up film will remain the same, Iraq and terrorism, Moore said.

"The official mourning period is over today and there is a silver lining: George W. Bush is prohibited by law from running again," Moore said.

Don't forget about me JJ. I will definetly be playing with myself in aticipation too. :p

Doc

Boy, he didn't waste any time did he?

Patrick, you have enough fuel now for another year of Moore vs the Right!!!

Ha ha!! I vote for starting a thread to review Moore's new movie right now. After all, most here don't even have to see it review it.

Sorry, couldn't resist a little sarcastic humor. :p


TIS

You don't have to see garbage to know that it stinks.