"The next time I see Richard Gere, I'll be ready!!"
Posted on 11/16/2005 8:03:52 PM PST by SteveMcKing
It must be funny. Where can i get a link to hear it.
I heard it on the syndicated radio show "The John Boy and Billy Big Show".
I think their bits are available on iTunes.
I'm sure somebody somewhere on the 'net has it uploaded.
Umm... it was a gay sex party
I think you're on to something!
I am glad to see that two guys get it.
As a God fearing, hell believing Christian I really can't find any humor in this thread. Just sorrow.
What a waste ...
F H
Heb 9:27: And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.
Geez...first it was 'queer', then it was 'fag', then it was 'gay'; now we have to call the sodomites 'artist'? I'm really having trouble keeping up...
Whenever you hear the phrase "sex romp", it usually involves homosexuality.
Umm, actually they were and are democrats, but you knew that. About all the republicans in MA live in the governor's mansion.
South Boston used to be a stronghold of white trash, although now many yuppies are starting to come in.
...and that conditioning starts early in life. No wonder Reiner is so interested in day care.
Who's disagreeing? But there are an awful lot of people who went through the same intervention and conditioning and DIDN'T fall prey to the idiocy. This guy did. There is a lot to be said for simple, reflexive common sense, especially the time-honored proverbs and cliches like 'Rainbow at night, GET THAT HAMSTER AWAY FROM YOUR ANUS, YOU #@$#!@$#@! MORON!' There are Darwin awards for people like this because people generally know better without having to be told.
"Legislative remedies, at best, are a matter of fighting fire with fire. Naturally, success depends on who makes the law, and for what selfish purposes."
Legislative remedies aren't. Removing the laws and agencies that promote this stuff is the best solution; truth will out. That degeneracy is now promoted by government does not mean the solution to restoring normal society is to suppress the same perversions promoted through new government. I've often wondered how many kids have experimented with taboos school programs 'educate' them about, simply because they learned about them in school and reject school. And as I said above, people generally know better without having to be told, and if they are that stupid they NEED telling, don't we want these people playing in traffic anyway?
You are quite right that teenagers believe rules are meant to be broken. (I agree with them!) In reality, a major trait of the Leftist machine is to punish that independence by using every "zero-tolerance" nanny-state measure they can dream-up -- if not in some genocidal dictatorship then in latte-fueled PTA meetings.
The only "rebellion" liberals allow comes in the form of petty self-denigration. Tattoos, piercings, drinking and smoking. Only this list of defiance occurs "rules or no rules, man!"... and we all think that we've won some great prize when we get away with it! All other dissenting expression is treated as thought-crime or hate-crime, quickly thwarted by pop-culture and policies of tolerance, multiculturalism, etc.
The youths in baggy jeans and crooked caps are thoroughly convinced that they are the first persons in history to "act out". In reality, they are made a walking spectacle of conformity - tools molded by insidious leaders who wish to kill Americanism... that is, what ever small amount is left in our kids by age 5.
Or in the case of one brilliant engineer, by age 29.
TEE HEE!
Oh...didn't get that far! lol
"Throughout the day, agents wearing protective gear worked in the building, at one point carrying out a plastic tub containing three or four rodents."
With brown rings on the necks?
This area is only technically in South Boston. It's a neighborhood of warehouses and 5-story brick office buildings with a lot of loft space, and has nothing to do with what the South Boston everyone else knows about.
Southie is one of the few urban areas in the northeast (the only one I know of, being from New York) where you have white folks living in housing projects collecting welfare. Are there good hard working folks there? Absolutely, just as in Roxbury and Dorchester. Are there alot of lowlifes there? You bet your a-s!
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