You really are being hostile. He asked Castaa to ask. Castaa has been on this board for awhile. Castaa has the full ability to ask for a thread to be split, does he not? Or does he need a shepherd (Philofuctkard)?
The slur was committed by cheap -- he is a moderator, and had the power to split the thread. In not splitting the thread himself, cheap revealed himself to be a fucking jerk. Philo was just answering back cheap, not Castaa...
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Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:44 am Post subject:
josephpalazzo wrote:
The slur was committed by cheap -- he is a moderator, and had the power to split the thread. In not splitting the thread himself, cheap revealed himself to be a fucking jerk. Philo was just answering back cheap, not Castaa...
I will admit that I did not read through the conversation. I will admit that Cheap has the power to split a thread. I will admit that Castaa has the power to ask.
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Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 12:05 pm Post subject:
I don't mean to offend anyone with that complaint. I've been guilty of being completely sidetracked from the original discussion. I guess my threshold was met when it started become the only discussion in this thread.
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Anyway....back to promoting Obama by showing McCain being called on his lies:
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You really are being hostile. He asked Castaa to ask. Castaa has been on this board for awhile. Castaa has the full ability to ask for a thread to be split, does he not? Or does he need a shepherd (Philofuctkard)?
The slur was committed by cheap -- he is a moderator, and had the power to split the thread. In not splitting the thread himself, cheap revealed himself to be--
--Fallowing mod edicate. It would be a CONFLICT OF INTEREST for me to take action in this thread.
Would you like it If I just split all of your replies to me from every thread, and merged them with a thread called "JOE_SUCKS" ??? Would you like that? THINK about it. _________________ "-- Upon this a question arises: whether it be better to be loved than
feared or feared than loved? It may be answered that one should wish to
be both, but, because it is difficult to unite them in one person, it
is much safer to be feared than loved, when, of the two, either must be
dispensed with."-- Niccolò Machiavelli
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Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 5:32 pm Post subject:
Please don't make me split this again, guys...
Two primaries tomorrow! Any chance Obama isn't going to clinch the pledged delegates? _________________ The whores and politicians will shout 'save us'...
I remember another pollster's trick similar to this, but can't remember where I saw it... _________________ The whores and politicians will shout 'save us'...
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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 11:43 am Post subject:
Philosophos wrote:
Two primaries tomorrow! Any chance Obama isn't going to clinch the pledged delegates?
I think that's almost a mathematical lock that he will today. Oregon is as tailor made of a state for Obama as for WV was for Hillary. Although the vote different won't be nearly as stark.
Edit: Actually I take that back about Oregon. Obama only has a slight lead over Clinton. Regardless, he only needs a handful of more pledged delegates to take the absolute majority of them. _________________ MY YouTube Videos
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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 12:19 pm Post subject:
I was taken back by those photos from Sunday. Very inspiring to see that many motivated. It hard to imagine him losing the general by seeing photos like those. Seemly all the chips are on the table for a new generation of voters. But like I've posted before, many of the advantages Obama has have yet to kick in.
I predict his convention speech will push him over the top for the stretch run to November. I would imagine a whole heck of lot of Americans are going to be watching that speech. And he'll likely hit it out of the park as he usually does for big speeches. That's his true strength as a politician.
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