When Shutting Up isn't Cowardice

Seems to work - hadda fuss a bit to get it to install & function, but that likely just had to do with the overall software environment on machine I was using, rather than anythig to do per se with GreaseMonkey (which I've liked and played with for a long time) or that script.

Frankly, though, just scrolling, or better yet, simply reacting to idiocy in a rational, intelligent, adult manner (including, where appropriate, ignoring/dismissing), strikes me as a more efficient way to go.

igore

Frankly, though, just scrolling, or better yet, simply reacting to idiocy in a rational, intelligent, adult manner (including, where appropriate, ignoring/dismissing), strikes me as a more efficient way to go.

I did it
I did it

Happy happy hamster dance
Happy happy hamster dance

thank you OE !

Bethie

Me too. I wondered if the thread title "who lost iraq" might have shown up on google but if it does, it is after pages and pages and pages that come up on the phrase (clearly an idea seething about).

I've often wondered whether the linked-up rightwing activist groups have a "get on bulletin boards" strategy (Just Wonders, for example). Hacking foxfyre's email would provide an indication.

Or maybe it's just that more and more folks arrive on line and that so many of them are Americans who listen to Rush/Fox/Falwell and are alight with fear that Satan's big scary dick is near.

One of them, MC, is bright and could turn out to be a lot of fun. The other two are merely uneducated nuisances (assuming we are speaking of the same three).

Blatham - I'm curious about a set of three new posters who seem to appear and disappear together. I really miss the memberlist.

Bunnykins, it is brilliant!

Bethie

Me too. I wondered if the thread title "who lost iraq" might have shown up on google but if it does, it is after pages and pages and pages that come up on the phrase (clearly an idea seething about).

I've often wondered whether the linked-up rightwing activist groups have a "get on bulletin boards" strategy (Just Wonders, for example). Hacking foxfyre's email would provide an indication.

Or maybe it's just that more and more folks arrive on line and that so many of them are Americans who listen to Rush/Fox/Falwell and are alight with fear that Satan's big scary dick is near.

One of them, MC, is bright and could turn out to be a lot of fun. The other two are merely uneducated nuisances (assuming we are speaking of the same three).

blatham wrote:

Bethie

Me too. I wondered if the thread title "who lost iraq" might have shown up on google but if it does, it is after pages and pages and pages that come up on the phrase (clearly an idea seething about).

I've often wondered whether the linked-up rightwing activist groups have a "get on bulletin boards" strategy (Just Wonders, for example). Hacking foxfyre's email would provide an indication.

Or maybe it's just that more and more folks arrive on line and that so many of them are Americans who listen to Rush/Fox/Falwell and are alight with fear that Satan's big scary dick is near.

One of them, MC, is bright and could turn out to be a lot of fun. The other two are merely uneducated nuisances (assuming we are speaking of the same three).

Mebbe stems from here?:

FIghting Over Who Lost Iraq


Picked up here

And now everywhere.


But you prolly know all that!

appear and disappear together.

No, MC is clearly a republican and as such, would demand reliable sources.

ehBeth wrote:

appear and disappear together.

cha-ching

ehBeth wrote:

appear and disappear together.

cha-ching

LittleBitty wrote:

No, MC is clearly a republican and as such, would demand reliable sources.

Who or whatever MC is I was not referring to it or her/him.

what is freecell?