I suggest a fainting couch be put in the Pace HS lounge for Pace

Obamasucks wrote:You're a crotchety old man who feels guilty and this is your answer to coping with it all.

2seaoat wrote:I have never been happier in my life enjoying grandkids and wonderful projects, but what I am unhappy about is the panic and fear the butchmeups have dominated the news with........so if you feel faint that Muslims are going to get you.....just lay down.   Brave Americans will make the appropriate choice at the polls, and the scardy cats and their handlers will be crushed as most Americans have little patience for weak kneed whiners and scardy cats.

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

Obamasucks wrote:You're a crotchety old man who feels guilty and this is your answer to coping with it all.

Speaking of "crochety," I bet 75% of your posts and threads are nothing but hate-filled rants toward our president, Democrats, or liberals in general.

Your substance is well defined and well known here.

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

Obamasucks wrote:You're a crotchety old man who feels guilty and this is your answer to coping with it all.

Speaking of "crochety," I bet 75% of your posts and threads are nothing but hate-filled rants toward our president, Democrats, or liberals in general.

Your substance is well defined and well known here.

Joanimaroni wrote:How rude.

Obamasucks wrote:

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

Obamasucks wrote:You're a crotchety old man who feels guilty and this is your answer to coping with it all.

Speaking of "crochety," I bet 75% of your posts and threads are nothing but hate-filled rants toward our president, Democrats, or liberals in general.

Your substance is well defined and well known here.

Most of America hates liberals. I am in good company. They have ruined this country. The devastation is documented in the economy, the lack of jobs, the failure to lead by a Muslim president who has followed through just like he said he would and side with the Muslims if the "winds should shift in an ugly direction."  He's on the side of a group of people now that the world has begun to see their real colors- murder, slavery, discrimination etc.

Floridatexan wrote:

Obamasucks wrote:

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

Obamasucks wrote:You're a crotchety old man who feels guilty and this is your answer to coping with it all.

Speaking of "crochety," I bet 75% of your posts and threads are nothing but hate-filled rants toward our president, Democrats, or liberals in general.

Your substance is well defined and well known here.

Most of America hates liberals. I am in good company. They have ruined this country. The devastation is documented in the economy, the lack of jobs, the failure to lead by a Muslim president who has followed through just like he said he would and side with the Muslims if the "winds should shift in an ugly direction."  He's on the side of a group of people now that the world has begun to see their real colors- murder, slavery, discrimination etc.

You are in the company of fools who get their hate reinforced on FOX, right-wing talk radio, and the warped internet sites you frequent.  And, sadly, apparently you get some of your sick "religious" views from your church.  And, again, I know from years of your opinions here that you can't help but take these "ideas" into the classroom or onto the field.  To suggest that the President is a Muslim is ridiculous.  To suggest that he is responsible for the debt or the lack of jobs is equally ridiculous.  We all know who crashed the economy and started wars of aggression without cause and without any perceivable goals, other than profit from the war industries, control of the oil markets, and blood lust.  

2seaoat wrote:From the man too scared to join the military.....


I liked your first post better....when you characterized me as an effeminate.....now that brought a smile.....I told my wife that somebody thinks I am effeminate.........If you are familiar with the Odd couple and Oscar......would you think of him as being effeminate?.....folding his underwear before putting them in the drawer, or matching his socks, or being sensitive and gentle......yep you nailed me with that post, but this idea I was too scared to join the military, well not exactly. I had saved for college, I had a great career path, and being on a college campus in the early seventies was a male's sweetest dream, and against that option I had the choice of fighting a war I had pretty much given up on its legitimacy, had no military career aspirations, and had just been given a 305 draft number......I think the question would better be phrased......did I have no options which required me to join the military. I had options, and America had options as they withdrew from Viet Nam and there was Nobody being drafted to give them fresh meat. Now out of my entire high school class of over 700, less than 10 joined the military, and most were West Point and Annapolis. I take that back, a pair of twins became officers in the Coast Guard. Not a time to look for a symbol of being a man.....we were having way too much fun being men.

2seaoat wrote:If it is the latter, it must be the tap water delivered by the Pace water system.......


I am dead serious.  Are there any large chemical plants in existence now or in the past in the Pace area.  I think it may be an environmental cluster.  The drop of IQ points in that community point to something measurable.  If not is there something downwind which could cause this.  The mercury in Escambia Bay indicates that the power plant has been spewing Mercury for years


   mood swings, nervousness, irritability, and other emotional changes,
   insomnia,
   headache,
   abnormal sensations,
   muscle twitching,
   tremors,
   weakness,
   muscle atrophy, and
   decreased cognitive functions.

2seaoat wrote:From the man too scared to join the military.....


I liked your first post better....when you characterized me as an effeminate.....now that brought a smile.....I told my wife that somebody thinks I am effeminate.........If you are familiar with the Odd couple and Oscar......would you think of him as being effeminate?.....folding his underwear before putting them in the drawer, or matching his socks, or being sensitive and gentle......yep you nailed me with that post, but this idea I was too scared to join the military, well not exactly.  I had saved for college, I had a great career path, and being on a college campus in the early seventies was a male's sweetest dream, and against that option I had the choice of fighting a war I had pretty much given up on its legitimacy, had no military career aspirations, and had just been given a 305 draft number......I think the question would better be phrased......did I have no options which required me to join the military.  I had options, and America had options as they withdrew from Viet Nam and there was Nobody being drafted to give them fresh meat.   Now out of my entire high school class of over 700, less than 10 joined the military, and most were West Point and Annapolis.  I take that back, a pair of twins became officers in the Coast Guard.  Not a time to look for a symbol of being a man.....we were having way too much fun being men.