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Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantRus: Was it the proximity to Camp Pendleton and the Marines that decided it for you? The joke about Fallbrook is it has the “Three M’s”: Marines, Mexicans and millionaires. Of course, being none of the three sort of makes me the odd man out.
Back when I had a motorcycle, I would cruise Campo Road to the border and then into Tecate to the biergarten there. I liked Jamul, especially the off-the-beaten-path feel to it.
Fallbrook used to be that way, too.
ParticipantRus: Was it the proximity to Camp Pendleton and the Marines that decided it for you? The joke about Fallbrook is it has the “Three M’s”: Marines, Mexicans and millionaires. Of course, being none of the three sort of makes me the odd man out.
Back when I had a motorcycle, I would cruise Campo Road to the border and then into Tecate to the biergarten there. I liked Jamul, especially the off-the-beaten-path feel to it.
Fallbrook used to be that way, too.
ParticipantRus: Can I bring my dogs to ride the tractor for the redneck festival? And how come Jamul has a redneck festival and Fallbrook doesn’t? What’s up with that?
And where’d John go?
ParticipantRus: Can I bring my dogs to ride the tractor for the redneck festival? And how come Jamul has a redneck festival and Fallbrook doesn’t? What’s up with that?
And where’d John go?
ParticipantRus: Can I bring my dogs to ride the tractor for the redneck festival? And how come Jamul has a redneck festival and Fallbrook doesn’t? What’s up with that?
And where’d John go?
ParticipantRus: Can I bring my dogs to ride the tractor for the redneck festival? And how come Jamul has a redneck festival and Fallbrook doesn’t? What’s up with that?
And where’d John go?
ParticipantRus: Can I bring my dogs to ride the tractor for the redneck festival? And how come Jamul has a redneck festival and Fallbrook doesn’t? What’s up with that?
And where’d John go?
ParticipantRus: As I pointed out to Dukehorn, his unwillingness to discuss his own background is interesting. Generally one finds that there isn’t one; rather you are dealing with someone whose entire bed of knowledge is built upon books and not real world experience.
His referential use of the Nazis as a model of how to conduct a torture campaign is indicative of this. We absolutely could win the War on Terror if we choose this route. To someone like Casca, the end does justify the means and thus this is an acceptable use of power.
Me? I like Freedom a little bit too much to endorse the Fourth Reich.
ParticipantRus: As I pointed out to Dukehorn, his unwillingness to discuss his own background is interesting. Generally one finds that there isn’t one; rather you are dealing with someone whose entire bed of knowledge is built upon books and not real world experience.
His referential use of the Nazis as a model of how to conduct a torture campaign is indicative of this. We absolutely could win the War on Terror if we choose this route. To someone like Casca, the end does justify the means and thus this is an acceptable use of power.
Me? I like Freedom a little bit too much to endorse the Fourth Reich.
ParticipantRus: As I pointed out to Dukehorn, his unwillingness to discuss his own background is interesting. Generally one finds that there isn’t one; rather you are dealing with someone whose entire bed of knowledge is built upon books and not real world experience.
His referential use of the Nazis as a model of how to conduct a torture campaign is indicative of this. We absolutely could win the War on Terror if we choose this route. To someone like Casca, the end does justify the means and thus this is an acceptable use of power.
Me? I like Freedom a little bit too much to endorse the Fourth Reich.
ParticipantRus: As I pointed out to Dukehorn, his unwillingness to discuss his own background is interesting. Generally one finds that there isn’t one; rather you are dealing with someone whose entire bed of knowledge is built upon books and not real world experience.
His referential use of the Nazis as a model of how to conduct a torture campaign is indicative of this. We absolutely could win the War on Terror if we choose this route. To someone like Casca, the end does justify the means and thus this is an acceptable use of power.
Me? I like Freedom a little bit too much to endorse the Fourth Reich.
ParticipantRus: As I pointed out to Dukehorn, his unwillingness to discuss his own background is interesting. Generally one finds that there isn’t one; rather you are dealing with someone whose entire bed of knowledge is built upon books and not real world experience.
His referential use of the Nazis as a model of how to conduct a torture campaign is indicative of this. We absolutely could win the War on Terror if we choose this route. To someone like Casca, the end does justify the means and thus this is an acceptable use of power.
Me? I like Freedom a little bit too much to endorse the Fourth Reich.
ParticipantDukehorn: I hear ya, but the dumb German in me is content to stay in the fight and wear this guy down.
It’s interesting, but he refuses to give any of his own background, which lends some credence to Rustico’s claim of poser.
I don’t sweat someone taking shots at me, better than him have tried and failed.
His infatuation with the Nazis speaks volumes. My grandma on my dad’s side left Germany in 1935 with my dad and uncle (they were kids at the time). She was a lit teacher at a small women’s college outside of Heidelberg and decided to leave when she witnessed her first book burning. She told me once when I was a kid that if Nazism every came to America, it would be because we voted it in.
ParticipantDukehorn: I hear ya, but the dumb German in me is content to stay in the fight and wear this guy down.
It’s interesting, but he refuses to give any of his own background, which lends some credence to Rustico’s claim of poser.
I don’t sweat someone taking shots at me, better than him have tried and failed.
His infatuation with the Nazis speaks volumes. My grandma on my dad’s side left Germany in 1935 with my dad and uncle (they were kids at the time). She was a lit teacher at a small women’s college outside of Heidelberg and decided to leave when she witnessed her first book burning. She told me once when I was a kid that if Nazism every came to America, it would be because we voted it in.
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