Do we really have to take military action to Syria?

No wonder Abuzz went down the pan.

Actually, Abuzz went down the drain (not pan) ...

Frank Apisa wrote:

Actually, Abuzz went down the drain (not pan) ...

Well, that's what they say on Pier 66

Your last reply to me was malicious.

And when it comes to snits your flounce off A2K because a few half-baked atheists got your gusset creased takes first prize.

Nah...you couldn't handle me getting malicious.

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Nah...you couldn't handle me getting malicious.

MYOEP. Practice makes perfect.

And I didn't say that blonde jokes make no sense. That one didn't. It was a misogynist's joke about the intelligence of ladies and blondes were used to let them take the heat off the vast majority so vonny wouldn't get booed.

Behind their backs too because blondes haven't time to be on here.

I missed abuzz good days, apparently. I was totally new to the internet, and the nyt internet thingy (abuzz) was the first place I ever clicked on. Despite it being in decline, and then my losing access (something about cookies), it opened a world for me.

Back to Syria. I see the pros and cons of action, have swung between them, but I think a strike by us would be a phenomenon meant as a symbol. Given that we are long time dirty for some matters, it comes down to power talking. Here: slap.

Sort of a photoshoot for publicity.

I know there are two million refuges.
They will work out their own takes on all this.
It is their immediate business.

wtf?

Stop trying to pretend you are all lightened up and all.

You mean it very,very, very seriously despite you having not one shred of evidence that it is an appropriate response to your provenance and subsequent dispositions such as when you are addressing the little white ball sitting on a tee or plugged in an unraked bunker.

Do you wiggle your buttocks or twitch your elbows?

Were your "letters to the editor" in jest, as mine always were, or did you really mean every silly, thrumming word. Post us a copy of one of the shorter ones and I'll tell you what the editor actually thought of it.

When Mrs Thatcher "privatised" the utilities I bought a tranche of shares in a water company. I had read Nehru on the subject.

As soon as I got my share certificate I wrote to the boss of the new company in which I had invested to ask him whether I should leave all my taps, faucets and hosepipes running all day and all night long.

Unfortunately, I do think the United States is going to strike Syria.

trying2learn wrote:

Unfortunately, I do think the United States is going to strike Syria.

Unfortunately it will be a horrific disaster if we do not.