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Bad Moon Risen'
The first two were a piece of cake.
The $18,000 I will make on this one you couldn't get me to do over again.
One b*tch of an heir makes this estate a nightmare and it is my goal to return the favour to her.
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The $18,000 I will make on this one you couldn't get me to do over again.
One b*tch of an heir makes this estate a nightmare and it is my goal to return the favour to her.
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Bad Moon Risen'
My wife's uncle has a $2 million estate and NO will. Probate is a pain in the posterior.
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Everybody knows that liberal big government democrat socialists started the civil war, and that small government/states' rights republicans, lead by Lincoln defeated those commie bastards.
Those democrat slave owners' dream was to one day elect a communist/socialist Kenyan-born black man as prisident. There is no difference in the parties today.
The rebel flag is a symbol of democrat oppression.
Fly it proud!!
Those democrat slave owners' dream was to one day elect a communist/socialist Kenyan-born black man as prisident. There is no difference in the parties today.
The rebel flag is a symbol of democrat oppression.
Fly it proud!!
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
Sounds extremely tasteful and would probably go nicely with your velvet Elvis collection.
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
Dude...I like you. You "get it".
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
I'm highly offended by this flag.
wkmac
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rod
Retired 23 years
wkmac
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You'll love this.
Several days ago I heard someone making a rant about the banning of the flag of the army of Northern Virginia and it seemed a bit much so I love to stir a good pot when the chance arises so I poised the following scenario.
"If I refuse to fly the flag on my own property and I prohibit anyone else from flying the flag only on my property, am I banning the flag?"
The one to whom the question is poised said yes and I actually agreed, I am banning the flag on my property. But here is where it gets interesting.
"But if a stop you from flying the flag on my property, am I still banning the flag (actually I am) and am I violating your rights?"
The person stated that I was violating his rights to which we got into a discussion of property rights and I was informed by this person that his right to fly the flag trumped my property rights to determine the use of my property. When I poise that my property rights were based on a material interest in said property and could he show where he had an interest above mine to trump my right of property? He said his right to speech and expression trumped my property rights in all cases.
His position was not unexpected and one I felt was there but just needed a little prodding to get out. This person also rants and raves against communists and socialists. Ironic that his argument against the rights of property in some manner undercuts some of the arguments for the Southern Cause.
As the late Mr. Spock (the real one) would say, Fascinating!
This discourse took maybe 3 minutes if even that long and I left the man to waller in his own beliefs. I thought of daring him to wear a shirt with flag on it to work to prove his loyalty to the cause but I'd had enough fun.
I see your "fascinating" and raise you three "inconceivable"'s.You'll love this.
Several days ago I heard someone making a rant about the banning of the flag of the army of Northern Virginia and it seemed a bit much so I love to stir a good pot when the chance arises so I poised the following scenario.
"If I refuse to fly the flag on my own property and I prohibit anyone else from flying the flag only on my property, am I banning the flag?"
The one to whom the question is poised said yes and I actually agreed, I am banning the flag on my property. But here is where it gets interesting.
"But if a stop you from flying the flag on my property, am I still banning the flag (actually I am) and am I violating your rights?"
The person stated that I was violating his rights to which we got into a discussion of property rights and I was informed by this person that his right to fly the flag trumped my property rights to determine the use of my property. When I poise that my property rights were based on a material interest in said property and could he show where he had an interest above mine to trump my right of property? He said his right to speech and expression trumped my property rights in all cases.
His position was not unexpected and one I felt was there but just needed a little prodding to get out. This person also rants and raves against communists and socialists. Ironic that his argument against the rights of property in some manner undercuts some of the arguments for the Southern Cause.
As the late Mr. Spock (the real one) would say, Fascinating!
This discourse took maybe 3 minutes if even that long and I left the man to waller in his own beliefs. I thought of daring him to wear a shirt with flag on it to work to prove his loyalty to the cause but I'd had enough fun.
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
You'll love this.
Several days ago I heard someone making a rant about the banning of the flag of the army of Northern Virginia and it seemed a bit much so I love to stir a good pot when the chance arises so I poised the following scenario.
"If I refuse to fly the flag on my own property and I prohibit anyone else from flying the flag only on my property, am I banning the flag?"
The one to whom the question is poised said yes and I actually agreed, I am banning the flag on my property. But here is where it gets interesting.
"But if a stop you from flying the flag on my property, am I still banning the flag (actually I am) and am I violating your rights?"
The person stated that I was violating his rights to which we got into a discussion of property rights and I was informed by this person that his right to fly the flag trumped my property rights to determine the use of my property. When I poise that my property rights were based on a material interest in said property and could he show where he had an interest above mine to trump my right of property? He said his right to speech and expression trumped my property rights in all cases.
His position was not unexpected and one I felt was there but just needed a little prodding to get out. This person also rants and raves against communists and socialists. Ironic that his argument against the rights of property in some manner undercuts some of the arguments for the Southern Cause.
As the late Mr. Spock (the real one) would say, Fascinating!
This discourse took maybe 3 minutes if even that long and I left the man to waller in his own beliefs. I thought of daring him to wear a shirt with flag on it to work to prove his loyalty to the cause but I'd had enough fun.
"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few". As spoken by the "real" Spock (raised eyebrow).
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
I see your "fascinating" and raise you three "inconceivable"'s.
"Your logic is impeccable. We are in grave danger".
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
What do they stand for?
Here's another "southerner" who wont give up his "rebel" roots...
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
Just keeping it real bro... just keeping it real.. A cartoon "rebel" can be just as stupid as a human.
TOS.
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
Well, in that cartoon, Sam thought the Civil War was still going on in the 1950's.
That's not racism.
That's a mental disorder.
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