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Author: Jim
Date: Dec 28, 2007 09:19

"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell@msn.com> wrote in message news:1187423534.410720.300960@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com... On Aug 17, 9:09 pm, "Tim H" <Tim H...@somethingorother.com> wrote: When we arrived Late Friday night/early Saturday morning, all the good dispersed campsites were full. I was slowly beginning to remember why we don't vacation in CA in the summer. As it turned out, we found a
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On Aug 17, 9:09 pm, "Tim H" <Tim H...@somethingorother.com> wrote: > For the past 5 or 6 years, our family has taken our main summer vacation > trip to Idaho to participate in David Jones' most excellent Spodefests. > Since DJ announced his semi-retirement last year and it has been a long time > since we went down to our old stomping grounds in California and saw friends > and family down there     

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Author: Tim H
Date: Aug 19, 2007 19:18

SURVIVOR By Libby Copeland, Washington Post Staff Writer YOU NEVER SEE THE SCARS. But she talks about them once in a while and you see them in your mind's eye -- smooth white burn marks on her flesh, old as the Holocaust. She offers the scars as desperate testimony when she's tired of talking facts -- too much "nitty-gritty" -- and wants to talk emotions instead. She's leaning back
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Peter Groves wrote: > Mark, everyone new to hlas begins by trying to reason with Crowley; everyone > soon discovers that both reasoned argument and insult simply bounce off his > mind like peas off a steel helmet. As Bertrand Russell once remarked, > certainty is much more comfortable than contingent knowledge, and certainty > is what Crowley has, in bucketsful. > > Next week, incidentally     

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Author: WoodsChick
Date: Aug 18, 2007 00:52

Mark, everyone new to hlas begins by trying to reason with Crowley; everyone soon discovers that both reasoned argument and insult simply bounce off his mind like peas off a steel helmet. As Bertrand Russell once remarked, certainty is much more comfortable than contingent knowledge, and certainty is what Crowley has, in bucketsful. Next week, incidentally, he'll deny that you ever argued with
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<clwilkins@prodigy.net> wrote in message news:1159782395.809641.197370@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com... > >>and then when Bringuier saw on Fri. Aug. 9th that Oswald >> was actually pro-Castro, then Bringuier knew he was a no good commie >> trickster, and that's why he wanted him to be exposed and investigated, >> and >> Bringuier was right. > > Let's look at your above summation in its     

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Author: Benyamin Cramer
Date: May 6, 2007 22:29

(Freedom FAQ - how to recognize Jews, what they do and why they do it) The Jewish Mentality Book I Copyright ©1996 by Michael A. Hoffman II. All Rights Reserved. http://www.hoffman-info.com/ _____________ Partial list of Contents: Churchill: Politically Correct Exterminator; Hitler: The Dupe of "Jewjitsu;" Just Law Enforcement, Not Persecution; Deep into the Psychology of Opposition
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On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 03:18:57 GMT, "klunk" <klunk@theothershoe.org> wrote: |>> That's what happens between 80,000 to 100,000 times annually according to the |>> US DOJ. But according to Gary Kleck, that's what happens about 2,500,000 times |>> ANNUALLY. |>> Don't you consider that a GOOD THING ? |>> |> |>what is a good thing for your cause is that 2.5 million people per year can |>attest     

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Author: Mark Houlsby
Date: Jan 1, 2007 16:58

Buck Turgidson <turgidson@adl.org> writes: My first experience happened a long time before my I was 18, and thus cant be told here, so I will tell of a tale when I was 19. One summer I was staying at my parents home while they were away for a long holiday. It wasnt much of a hardship, as I could laze by the swimming pool all day. It was well secluded, and as a family we 7
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Author: Peter Groves
Date: Jan 1, 2007 16:49

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Author: jwrush
Date: Oct 2, 2006 21:50

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Author: Valkyrie Geirdriful
Date: Jul 31, 2006 16:37

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Author: rl
Date: Apr 12, 2006 21:17

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Author: tholen
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