> proffsl wrote:

>> Larry wrote:

>>> klunk wrote:

>>>>
>>>> if you did, you would not only have answered my questions
>>>> but you would have also responded honestly to many other
>>>> aspects of our exchange... in fact, your entire disingenuous
>>>> argument was constructed for the sole purpose of bullying
>>>> your way into an outcome you had already predetermined...
>>>> and as far as pearls of wisdom are concerned... you're
>>>> simply too stupid and pig-headed to realize that i gave you
>>>> many, dumbfuck.

>>>
>>> Proffy, do you ever stop and think why it is that everyone who
>>> discusses a topic with you calls you disingenuous at some
>>> point?

>>
>> Because I don't debate with those who agree with me, and I
>> oppose lying scum. ...

>> Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
>>

>>> Why doesn't our useless press ask about that? Why the secrecy???

>>

>

> "Sara Salzman" concentric.net> wrote in message
> news:catamont-854D19.15501231122006@news.giganews.com...

>> In article bt.com>,
>> "Trigger"

> "Sara Salzman" concentric.net> wrote
>

>>
>> He's also a member of HMP, and should be referred to as Alexander Baron,
>> HMP.
>>
>> (That's Her Majesty's Prisoner.)

>
>
>
>
>
>
> Do you have a citation for that? To the best of my knowledge, prisoners in
> the UK are specifically denied internet access.
>
> I mean, is it the truth or did you just make it up?

>
> tiny dancer wrote:

>>
>>
>> I don't think you are understanding what I'm saying here. My *problem*

>> that I find it highly hyopcritical of someone who has buried a child

>> (john couey), or murdered three people with a hammer, (Joseph Duncan),

>> then claim *lethal injection* is a cruel and unusual means of death. It
>> would be like Skylar Deleon, upon conviction, claiming 'you can't

>> because sticking a needle in my arm is *cruel & unusual*, as opposed to
>> tying two live people to an anchor and dumping 'em in the ocean. Does

>> help you get my point any better?

> ...

>
>
> I don't think you are understanding what I'm saying here. My *problem* is
> that I find it highly hyopcritical of someone who has buried a child alive,
> (john couey), or murdered three people with a hammer, (Joseph Duncan), to
> then claim *lethal injection* is a cruel and unusual means of death. It
> would be like Skylar Deleon, upon conviction, claiming 'you can't execute me
> because sticking a needle in my arm is *cruel & unusual*, as opposed to
> tying two live people to an anchor and dumping 'em in the ocean. Does that
> help you get my point any better?

>
>If most people do think ahead, why do so few of them carry enough
>insurance to protect themselves from bankruptcy after an injury
>accident?

> "Michael Snyder" socmen.org> wrote in
> news:4597677d$0$69005$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net:
>

>>
>> "Bo Raxo" earthcorp.com> wrote in message
>> news:1167534615.087616.272130@k21g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

>>>
>>> Michael Snyder wrote:

>>>> "Bo Raxo" earthcorp.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:1167505728.655710.69810@73g2000cwn.googlegroups.com...

>>>>>
>>>>> vernon wrote:

>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Perhaps you are full of hate and as most who are full of hate,

>> totally

>>>>>> uneducated.
>>>>>>

>>>>> ...