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[quote=briansd1]I think that clothing printed with an American flag covering a beer belly or a fat ass is disgusting looking. That doesn’t show proper decorum and respect for the American flag, in my opinion.[/quote]

I think this statement is very demeaning to big-boned people like myself.

Not that obesity hasn’t always been a factor in American political life. Look at the Alger Hiss affair — the entire case against Whittaker Chambers seems to boil down to: “He was fat, therefore he was lying!”

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[quote=briansd1]Zeit posted a link on another thread about small penis, insecurity and craziness.[/quote]

I propose a corollary to Godwin’s Law: any participant in an online debate who accuses their opponents of gender-related anatomical insecurity shall be judged to have lost.

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[quote=briansd1]Zeit posted a link on another thread about small penis, insecurity and craziness.[/quote]

I propose a corollary to Godwin’s Law: any participant in an online debate who accuses their opponents of gender-related anatomical insecurity shall be judged to have lost.

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[quote=briansd1]Zeit posted a link on another thread about small penis, insecurity and craziness.[/quote]

I propose a corollary to Godwin’s Law: any participant in an online debate who accuses their opponents of gender-related anatomical insecurity shall be judged to have lost.

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[quote=briansd1]Zeit posted a link on another thread about small penis, insecurity and craziness.[/quote]

I propose a corollary to Godwin’s Law: any participant in an online debate who accuses their opponents of gender-related anatomical insecurity shall be judged to have lost.

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[quote=briansd1]Zeit posted a link on another thread about small penis, insecurity and craziness.[/quote]

I propose a corollary to Godwin’s Law: any participant in an online debate who accuses their opponents of gender-related anatomical insecurity shall be judged to have lost.

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Read today that Cinco de Mayo celebrations started among Mexican-American communities in California as a show of solidarity with the fight against French occupation of Mexico. Thus it’s a truly American holiday. So what if Mexico hardly recognizes it, or goateed intellectuals pillory it as “not authentic enough” or whatever?

And it’s true that beer companies have done their best to turn Cinco de Mayo into yet another alcoholiday, but we’ve already done the same to our own patriotic holidays. 🙂

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Read today that Cinco de Mayo celebrations started among Mexican-American communities in California as a show of solidarity with the fight against French occupation of Mexico. Thus it’s a truly American holiday. So what if Mexico hardly recognizes it, or goateed intellectuals pillory it as “not authentic enough” or whatever?

And it’s true that beer companies have done their best to turn Cinco de Mayo into yet another alcoholiday, but we’ve already done the same to our own patriotic holidays. 🙂

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Read today that Cinco de Mayo celebrations started among Mexican-American communities in California as a show of solidarity with the fight against French occupation of Mexico. Thus it’s a truly American holiday. So what if Mexico hardly recognizes it, or goateed intellectuals pillory it as “not authentic enough” or whatever?

And it’s true that beer companies have done their best to turn Cinco de Mayo into yet another alcoholiday, but we’ve already done the same to our own patriotic holidays. 🙂

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Read today that Cinco de Mayo celebrations started among Mexican-American communities in California as a show of solidarity with the fight against French occupation of Mexico. Thus it’s a truly American holiday. So what if Mexico hardly recognizes it, or goateed intellectuals pillory it as “not authentic enough” or whatever?

And it’s true that beer companies have done their best to turn Cinco de Mayo into yet another alcoholiday, but we’ve already done the same to our own patriotic holidays. 🙂

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Read today that Cinco de Mayo celebrations started among Mexican-American communities in California as a show of solidarity with the fight against French occupation of Mexico. Thus it’s a truly American holiday. So what if Mexico hardly recognizes it, or goateed intellectuals pillory it as “not authentic enough” or whatever?

And it’s true that beer companies have done their best to turn Cinco de Mayo into yet another alcoholiday, but we’ve already done the same to our own patriotic holidays. 🙂

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If you don’t mind a bit of a drive, try Al’s Woodcraft in Tustin.

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If you don’t mind a bit of a drive, try Al’s Woodcraft in Tustin.

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If you don’t mind a bit of a drive, try Al’s Woodcraft in Tustin.

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If you don’t mind a bit of a drive, try Al’s Woodcraft in Tustin.

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