Had it!

self | april 02, 2007 | swampsniper

[Rodney King]

I find your views intriguing and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

[LdSentinal]

Thanks, real classy comment.

To be honest I consider myself part of the 1%.

[2111USMC]

LOL!

I’ll have to shoot for the RDS award someday.

[daviddennis]

I’m just curious, have you ever visited NYC?

Or France, for that matter?

I fully understand your views if you say that you would never want to live in NYC. But not having the curiosity to want to see it, even once, seems to make you unqualified to judge or consider anything about the place.

How can you evaluate it without even seeing it?

Just wondering.

D

[Erasmus]

With the Walter Winchell fedora and the press pass in the hatband.

And breaking down into uncontrollable giggling when he couldn’t keep it up anymore.

[Jhensy]

I’m one of the 2,962,567 New Yorkers who voted for President Bush in 2004, and on behalf of us all, may I say SHADDUP!?

[JoeSixPack1]

I can see you’re trying to vent, so,,, here...

Define your “Real Republican” reference.

And hey, go for the total package on the explanation, references, drop a few names, kick a can or two,, let’s hear it! :-)

[Ditter]

Cornpone superiority, that’s really funny. I don’t hate NYC but NYC has brought the hate on themselves with the “NYC is the center of the universe attitude”. NYers look down on the rest of the country so they are just getting a little of it back. You called the rest of us “flyover country” yourself, that’s the attitude I am talking about.

There was a young freeper from NY who could not understand how the rest of the country survives if they are not close enough to NYC to get a job there. It was comical.

[Roscoe Karns]

I didn’t realize that. Looks like my post was in poor taste.

[Blackirish]

I’m sorry but I’m don’t think qualify. You have a sense of humor.

[Fiddlstix]

Please don't beat around the bush, so to speak.....
Tell us what your really think....

[panthermom]

Tried it? Was born there, as soon as I was old enough, got out of there, went south. I will occasionally visit every few years. My family is still there, but you could not pay me a billion dollars to go back and live there. I’ll take Sanford Stadium for a Georgia homegame over anything on Broadway, Fatt Matt’s Rib Shack, eating ribs, drinking beer and listening to Blues over Tavern On the Green, a day at Lake Oconee or Sinclair over Central Park. To each his own, not everybody loves the city. I do miss the Yankees and Giants however.

[aligncare]

I am not familiar with the author of this vanity. He must be a lot of fun at a cocktail party.

I would ping him but his name escapes me right now.

Mr. Swamp, or is it Swampthing. That was a very funny parody. Thank you very much.

[SIDENET]

LOL!

[Yardstick]

Your post has just about the perfect amount of cowbell.

[raybbr]

I suppose someone needs to tell him how smart he is, but all that aside, you do know that he is “tough on terror” don’t you.

Tough on terror but liberal on everything else. A real winner! Not!

[Zeroisanumber]

You called the rest of us “flyover country” yourself, that’s the attitude I am talking about.

I'm originally from Minneapolis, which isn't quite the level of flyover country that Kansas or Wyoming is, but still qualifies. Being from flyover country, it's alright for me to make jokes about it. You know, kind of like being Jewish makes it ok to tell Jew jokes.

[Charlespg]

Howard dean is that you?

[armymarinemom]

I don't have any bunny pancake photos so here's my cat with a soda on his head.

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[Theresawithanh]

C’mon, tell the truth, you or somebody else is behind the sofa holding that can!

ROFL at that picture!