Zotted Trolls Love Socialism is the best form of government (and here why)

[rzeznikj at stout]

Nah, it ain't easy for a misfit, period...

...and I have no shame in saying I speak from experience 8^)

[NicknamedBob]

They will be selling their biodeisel to China.

I just hope that it is not harmful to their agriculture. Lots of folks are willing to go in for short term profit.

If they have a sustainable program, it may be worth considering.

Of course, China will then want the technology, not the product.


I'll bet India would be interested, too.

[fanfan]

Misfits are the best!

[fanfan]

Oh my.

What ever will you eat?

[fanfan]

It's only a rumour?

oh.

[sionnsar]

Go ahead. Undead me. :)

You are now on the Undead Thread ping list. This is a low volume ping list, because it only gets pinged when I remember to... to... to...

...what were we talking about?

[NicknamedBob]

You will never get a response from the evil doppleganger, Lazmataz.

You want the real thing, Lazamataz. How much you want him, I could not say.

[attiladhun2]

Under socialism, everyone controls everything and everything belongs to everyone

If you would have spent 5 minutes reading Das Kapital, you would have seen that it is under Communism that everything belongs to the people. Socialism is intermediate in the dialectical process leading to the "bliss" of Communism. Technically, no Communist state was actually Communist, they were all socialist, and produced a mountain of corpses (estimated at more than 60 million), including many "indigunis" peoples. According to Marxist dogma, the state would "wither away" under Communism, so the Soviet Union and Red China were not communist but operated under almost pure forms of socialism. But of course, anyone who thinks the day is 48 hours long has probably read nothing more complicated than a comic book or "Fun with Dick and Jane."

[Allegra]

Ooooops...screwed up. It was that second beer at Reliant Stadium this afternoon.

Laz, please see post 2120 where I pinged the wrong person.

;-)

[clamper1797]

Re: Post 1982 ... all great Americans and good looking guys. I hope I looked that good in uniform ... 34 years ago

[sionnsar]

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[Monkey Face]

Hey, Sweetie! Go check my home page and feel all warm and fuzzy!

"I missed you by THAT much!" (Don Adams' voice.)

[Monkey Face]

No doubt, you looked great! The uniforms, however, left a lot to be desired!

Good to see you!

[Monkey Face]

I am SO happy you are back! Is it "permanent?" Or will you be chasing adventure in the near future, once again?

{{{{Allegra}}}}

[Monkey Face]

Thanks, sion! There seems to be a lot of that "whatever" going around. I can't remember just exactly what it was...where we we? What was the subject?

[Monkey Face]

I killed it. Can we play Taps, now?

[sionnsar]

Nope. I just got tied up updating the church website...

[Monkey Face]

Dang. The one day I actually feel good enough to be ON here, and no one stays.

Well, Irish does, but he's slightly addicted...just like me.

Did you see my home page? I played with it today, but I need to scan my dad's slides so I can get a photo of the house in Alaska that fits the photos of The Inseparables!

You foray into re-doing your music has me intrigued. I need to try and figure out how to do the same thing with my own...

[stand watie]

HI, face!

free dixie HUGS,sw

[sionnsar]

I try to hang around here, but I have so much going on it's difficult and only getting worse (I'd really love to turn this ping list over to someone else!).

Just today -- Mass as usual, but followed by ACW meeting ("Anglican Church Women"), so we went late. Sunday lunch at the "nearby" (5 miles) Mexican restaurant where the (Spanish-speaking) goodwife went on about my speaking at a conference in Mexico City a month hence, and practice of my "un poquito" Español, so lunch ran late. Then staining the rest of the deck before the rains set in in earnest... ...and I'm still in the "easy" time!

Saw the Douglas house. All I really know of Alaska is Ketchikan (last winter's visit to Anchorage, airport to nearby hotel, doesn't count), but it some looks... very Alaskan!