Posted on 10/12/2004 8:24:28 PM PDT by Theodore R.
Sounds like some of the guys from Tiger Inn (more or less my college's equivalent of the more redneck branches of Kappa Alpha) < g > . . . and now that I've aggravated the KAs AND the TI guys, I'll just duck and cover and await Incoming . . . :-D
No, I don't live in the district, but I was in the district on a weekend trip in early August. The fact is some Republicans do vote Democrat, and of course Republicans couldn't win much of anything without some Democrat crossover support.
A friend told me about a boy - the principal's son - who streaked at her Kansas City high school and ran right through a glass door, leaving him lying on the floor for all to see - bleeding, in much pain and buck nekked. His dad was not pleased.
I'm sorry he got hurt, if I were his dad I would be mad at him for being so careless and stupid . . . not so much for the streaking.
Glass cuts are bad. A girl accidentally walked through a sliding glass door at my high school (not streaking - just leaving the lunchroom). She had to have hundreds of stitches in her arms, fortunately her face was only slightly cut. I have never seen so much blood! A couple of the football players wrapped her arms up in a tablecloth to try to stop the bleeding, but it was bad.
A few girls from my dorm wing tried to get me to join them in streaking - they said they'd go to a local park at night and run around (apparently, hoping they wouldn't actually be seen by anyone), but I declined. Turns out their big adventure consisted of jumping out of the car au naturelle and running around for about 3 seconds before throwing their clothes back on, in fits of giggles.
If I were in this congressional district and the worst they could come up with against a candidate was that he did this 30 years ago at age 18, I really don't think I'd care.
Running around naked in public was mainstream? Your in Ohio right? You've been suckered! We were told taking LSD and other drugs at one time, was cool and mainstream. You've been had in Ohio.
Listen Ohio, the academy awards are filled with leftist, sickos, perverts, druggies, alcoholics, pedophiles, communist, and many other assorted freaks. Just like colleges. Of course they push their twisted agendas all the time. It's in your face, to the point where people in places like Ohio are led to believe this is somehow cool, acceptable, funny, and mainstream. There was a time, years ago, when the entire family watched quality actors at the awards. It was clean and acceptable for the entire family. They've completely subverted and undermined that too. Wake up.
Time to start thinking for yourself there in Ohio. Refuse to be suckered by the deviate leftist with agendas.
BS. I was raised in the 60s and 70s in belly of the beast, Southern California. I didn't know one single kid that ran around naked in public. You people have been had.
#86 is for you too.
How does attacking Sessions for streaking help to feed one hungry child?
Every year, at the University of Michigan, there is an event known as the Naked Mile. It's held on the last day of exams and is geared (mostly) towards seniors. Turnout is usually in the high hundreds, low thousands. The Ann Arbor and U of M police handle crowd control and sealing off the appropriate streets. There is absolutely no sexual aspect to the run. The College Republicans are one of the groups involving in organizing the event (the CRs were the biggest student group on campus when I was an undergrad).
Cool huh?
Did you attend that university? Anyone in your family?
Oh, I see you did attend the university. So you ran around naked with the crowd right?
Take your time responding.
You sure are getting worked up over a shortlived fad from 30 years ago.
There is a sucker born every minute.
Now, calm down.
I didn't, actually.
Now that's perfectly acceptable for the young people and kids watching the game. Yep, nothing wrong with that.
Oh, your above response seemed to imply that you did attend. Any family of yours attend?
Sorry- I was unclear. I attended U of M, but I did not participate in the Naked Mile (other than watching from the sidelines.
Nobody else in my family has attended U of M.
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