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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

I'm not in a foul mood at all, and I've just been proved correct. You were too bloody minded to find out.

Whatever!

I do not know what "bloody minded" is...and if you want to continue using it to describe me...fine.

@Walter Hinteler,

It's time you let go of that incident, Walter. If you continue letting it eat away at your soul like this, you'll continue to look more and more like Edgar Winter. None of us want that.

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@izzythepush,

Piss off, buddy. This is how I make my living now.

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@Frank Apisa,

Frank Apisa wrote:

I do not know what "bloody minded" is...and if you want to continue using it to describe me...fine.[/b]

I will, you're not the only one who can be bloody minded.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:
I do not know what "bloody minded" is...and if you want to continue using it to describe me...fine.[/b]

I will, you're not the only one who can be bloody minded.

Great.

And you are an ingaopoo!

So there!

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@blatham,

I'd stick to the American market. In Amsterdam you can get bubble hash.
http://www.cannabisculture.com/articles/2789.html

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@Frank Apisa,

You can make words up all you want, but the definition of bloody minded is out there, just a couple of clicks away. If you wanted to know what bloody minded means you only have to click on google, but you won't, because you're too bloody minded.

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@izzythepush,

I suppose you know that Marc Emory returned here to Canada a free man just a couple of days ago. Immediately set back to work.

ps... a tad hedonistic, that piece you linked. Thank you.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

You can make words up all you want, but the definition of bloody minded is out there, just a couple of clicks away. If you wanted to know what bloody minded means you only have to click on google, but you won't, because you're too bloody minded.

If you wanted me to know what you are calling me...and why you are calling me that...you would use different words, Izzy.

But you are such an ingaopoo, you apparently will not.

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"ingaopoo"

Now there's an insult you don't see every day. In some cultures, this would get you drawn and quartered. Unless, of course, deficit concerns had led them to down-sizing government in which case you be drawn and halved.

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@blatham,

You really should have a look at the ingaopoo catacombs in Nofretatatoopoo - there are signs, they one and a halved people!

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@Frank Apisa,

No I wouldn't, I'm using standard English, I wasn't to know your vocabulary was limited when I first used the phrase. If you had a bit more intellectual curiosity you would have found out. I can't right all the wrongs of the world, and I'm not going to dumb down my speech for anyone.

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@blatham,

blatham wrote:

"ingaopoo"

Now there's an insult you don't see every day. In some cultures, this would get you drawn and quartered. Unless, of course, deficit concerns had led them to down-sizing government in which case you be drawn and halved.

I can feel safe insulting the "ingaopoo" (as I did when I compared Izzy to one of them), because in the United States, the ingaopoo have no lobby defending their rights to ingaop as much as they like...especially on boards such as A2K.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

No I wouldn't, I'm using standard English...

Well...we speak a form of English here called American...and standards (such as there are) for American English apparently vary.

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I wasn't to know your vocabulary was limited when I first used the phrase.

Interesting sentence construction, I would say, in "standard English."

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If you had a bit more intellectual curiosity you would have found out.

I see.

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I can't right all the wrongs of the world, and I'm not going to dumb down my speech for anyone.

I would suggest you not concern yourself about that, Izzy.

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@Frank Apisa,

Don't blame it on being American, I've heard Americans use the phrase, it's hardly obscure. I used it because I thought it was the most appropriate phrase to describe your attitude, and events have borne that out.

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@Walter Hinteler,

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they one and a halved people!

Wow. I had no idea. But the frescoes tell the tale. Those boys would have been much sought after for parties like mine this afternoon.

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Jesus christ in heaven. I'm going to have to watch my diet. What just happened in the bathroom was like something from a science fiction movie.

And now, nap time.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

Don't blame it on being American, I've heard Americans use the phrase, it's hardly obscure.

Well doggone those Americans who would use a phrase like that!

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I used it because I thought it was the most appropriate phrase to describe your attitude, and events have borne that out.

Yes, you seem to think so.

And I suspect it is more because of a foul mood on your part than you think.

Perhaps that is because you have not recently had a mood that was not foul with which to compare it.

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@Frank Apisa,

I'm in anything but a foul mood, actually I'm appreciating the irony.

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@BillRM,

I have conceded more than once no one knew the details or the extent of the programs. However, people have known for years the government was spying without warrants with help from companies like Verizon and ATT, there have been articles and even people who have been against it all along before the Snowden revelations. Some senators have been objecting for years, mostly democrats, it was like they were crying in the dark with no one to hear them until Snowden came along. Obama in before 2007 was against NSA not having to go through FISA. before wiretapping people. That changed in 2007.

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On January 17, 2007, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales informed U.S. Senate leaders by letter [4] that the program would not be reauthorized by the President. "Any electronic surveillance that was occurring as part of the Terrorist Surveillance Program will now be conducted subject to the approval of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court," according to his letter.[31]

source

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