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<0> I have a black Aunt.. love her to death, well she is not really my aunt.. but I call her my aunt
<1> thumper but when you have friends from all parts of the world -- you don't consider their gender or race -- they are just friends
<2> Janet_B: all women are pretty
<3> CometBaby: You guys would probably like the garlic restaurant they had in Edmonton, then. IIRC the name was "That's Aroma".
<0> randylptp// nope
<4> pickle .. hehe .. smells wonderful :)
<2> Janet_B: all women are pretty internally
<5> WTF is a "garlic restaurant" ?
<0> randylptp.. thats REALLY not true
<0> some women are horrid inside, and backstabbing and catty
<3> DiscoTaco: Kind of like an episode of Iron Chef where the theme ingredient is garlic.
<5> there are plenty of internally bitchy women out there. Plenty that can't understand normal thinking...
<6> DiscoTaco: You sound jaded.
<7> Kaliuna, I have those kinds of friends too. But most of the whites I know in my family and buddies are the kinds of folk that would clinch their purse or wallet if they see a black man walking down the street.
<5> Pickle: huh.
<6> DiscoTaco: The Stinking Rose. It's a garlic restaurant in San Francisco.
<2> Janet_B: i haven't ran into rotten women lately
<1> Good grief
<5> MrRod: I've always known that even as I've sought the company of various women (or girls when I was not "of age")
<1> Pickle, Comet -- did you read this http://www.bangkokpost.com/breaking_news/breakingnews.php?id=78985
<6> DiscoTaco: All my ***ets are in my name. Bad? I don't think so.
<5> Honestly, you don't have to be jaded to know/recognize that there are lots of catty women out there.
<6> DiscoTaco: From their perspective they'd say there are a lot of ***holes out there. They'd be right too.
<7> Kaliuna, It's the truth. They even say they don't have a prejudiced bone in their body but they do.
<0> it is clear you experiance with women, is very limited :)
<2> Janet_B: only married once
<6> That's right. You haven't met Janet_B.
<5> MrRod: I never disputed or implied otherwise.
<0> hahah mr54mk
<6> DiscoTaco: Just trying to look at both sides.
<0> MrRod
<7> Wow! "Israel Will Be Removed!" I bet they're shaking in their boots.
<1> thumper ya -- sad isn't it
<5> Only married once too. So far.
<1> Then there is the pentagon response too
<5> Second time not too far around the corner.
<0> well I have only been married once too. that does not mean I do not know there are a lot of evil men out there
<6> DiscoTaco: You're getting married again?
<5> MrRod: we've agreed in principle that it will happen sooner or later. Not settled on a date yet.
<5> Probably before the end of the year.
<2> DiscoTaco: in the first marriage, was the *** good?
<5> WTF is this, Oprah's couch?
<7> I wonder if there will be a war in Iran. I think we need to have a draft first. The troops are already tired and spent from Iraq.
<6> DiscoTaco: Going to try again, huh?
<1> Disco - good for you... be happy! I'm married a second time and we celebrate 17 yrs in April....
<0> there are only 160 k in iraq, how many do you think are in the military?
<0> do the math :)
<1> Janet -- 159.5
<1> :)
<0> Kaliuna. april what
<1> 8
<1> or 9
<0> aww we are the 24th
<1> never can remember - we had one date and had to change it...
<0> hehehhe
<7> Janet, We would need at least 300,000 to go into Iran. The active force isn't that big any more.
<0> oops I ment to type the 28th
<8> pfft
<8> id rather just see iran carpeted
<0> thumper.. they said that about iraq tii
<0> too
<8> that should get the point across
<6> MikeyD: Really?
<8> yeah, pretty much
<1> 8th
<5> wow. Netburp.
<0> we have no need to send in one man actually.. we have the bombs to clean it up
<5> MrRod: yeh. I think I did better this time around.
<2> DiscoTaco: this is Dr. Phil
<9> Janet_B: there is no point in sending many bombs to do the job of one man.
<7> Janet_B, True but then again Iraq was pretty much whipped before the first bomb fell. Iran's military is still strong.
<8> take out the nuclear installation first, if any resistance is shown, start taking out key landmarks
<8> we dont need to be interested in holding and occupying iran
<1> Janet -- hehe -- 8th was correct -- date
<9> Oooh, fear the powerful military of Iran
<0> thumper.. they said THAT about Iraq too
<8> just disrupting their operation
<6> MikeyD: Like what landmarks?
<0> oh Saddams army is strong we will lose 30 k in the first week
<9> The military of Iran, quite fearsome... 'tis a match even for the Army of Canada, as well as the Army of One.
<5> The problem with Iran is that there isn't just "the" nuclear installation. They learned from Iraq's mistake to disperse their nuclear facilities.
<8> whatever military, nuclear, religious or communications installations they have
<0> hmmm.. how come they are yelling about 2 K when they expected 30K in a week?
<6> MikeyD: You're not sure what they have, are you?
<8> i dont really care
<7> MikeyD, They have quite a few nuclear facilities and some of them are underground deep enough to thwart any bombing attempt. They would have to be nuked or cleared out by ground forces.
<6> MikeyD: Maybe you should study Iranian culture.
<9> MikeyD: you're right. The most fearsome thing in Iran is there religious communications installations.
<8> why would i want to do that?
<8> i dont really care about iran
<6> MikeyD: So you could understand them better.
<9> But Iran is important.
<2> send all the iranian citizens to the superdome and then handle business
<8> nor do they really care about us
<6> MikeyD: You're taking about attacking them. Thus, you should care.
<10> i can't stay focous on my hw
<9> If you're thinking we're going to have to invade them, maybe it's time to know them better and try to avoid it.
<10> I did 4 problems
<8> however, if the rule of law is going to be applied, then apply it directly and forcefully
<9> But then again, it's not like you'll be making any difference.
<10> but lost focous
<9> But I ask you people - is anybody in this room going to be making the slightest difference in the outcome of *anything* that we blather about incessantly?
<2> handle it!
<7> As we all know, they aren't having any problems there. ;) That was the mistake. They didn't clean out the cities surrounding Baghdad thus the resistance sat there and gained strenght.
<9> I mean, is this what it is, a spectator sport?
<11> actually, Iran is a very unique and very old culture with a civilizied venieer over an age old faith int he fanatic. most of what we know as porphetic, and apocolyptic has its origins in Iran
<6> My cat is too comforable. I must disturb her.
<8> now, rumor has it that theyve not complied with IAEA and are seeking nuclear situations that they dont need to be, is this true or not?
<9> Politics is just like any other spectator sport. We're not influencing the outcome in any way, are we?
<10> e-Hernick we are
<9> MrRod is right though - that's why we have pets. Little creatures whose lives we can control, unlike our own our those of our politicians.
<6> ee-Hernick: gopp wrote his congressman once.
<8> MrRod: true or false?
<9> MrRod: omg that must have changed the world
<10> I spoken to my congress man
<10> yes
<10> for a while
<10> now he senator
<6> e-Hernick: See? For a while, even.
<5> e-Hernick: it might have in a butterfly-effect sort of way.
<10> I spoken to bob mendez
<10> know he a senator of nj
<11> look at the books of the prophets in the Bible. these were writen during the "Babylonian Captivity, ie the ***yrian conquest. Asyria means the culture which controled Turkey thru Iran and was born of the Zoroastrian culture OF Iran
<9> A butterfly effect?
<10> I seen him in the street of my area
<9> This is entertainment, not action.
<9> 99.99% of what we do here is doing nothing to make a better world for ourselves, and for our children.
<10> so I stoped him
<6> pilgrim: Most Americans have no clue about Iranian culture. In fact, I'd bet most Americans think they're Arabs with camels in the desert.
<11> the apocolyptic side of Judaism, and of Christianity rose from this Iranian influence
<10> e-Hernick so do nothing is the better option
<12> hahahaha
<12> http://georgiedrawing.ytmnd.com/
<1> MrR -- don't really know a lot about it either...
<9> MrRod: I thought they were Arabs who lived in an oil-rich desert and rode camels to work...
<10> e-Hernick so do nothing is the better option
<6> Now what?
<9> gopp: oh yeah? You think that our inaction is a good thing?
<11> Rod I know a little Farsi, some Zend (a dead Iranian language, am familar with Dari, and know old Persian. I know the culture of Iran, Shi'a Islam, Sufism and many of the offshoots
<11> I find Iran a VERY scary proposition
<9> pilgrim`: have you been anywhere near Iran at any point in your life?
<10> e-Hernick so do nothing is the better optio?
<8> why does anyone need to be?
<10> e-Hernick I asked you
<11> e-Hernick I will never admit to ever being outside of North America
<9> gopp: we aren't doing anything
<6> MikeyD: I think you should visit the middle east.
<9> gopp: that's the point
<13> this channel will never stop
<10> e-Hernick do you think doing nothing is better thing
<8> i mean, you guys keep saying "understand" iran and get to know iran and the like
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