[paddyoh]

To snail:

No agenda, hidden or otherwise. No vested interest in the UAW or the American auto industry.

I am pretty much a one trick pony here.

A concerned citizen who just couldn’t take listening to one of my favorite American actors shilling for an Asian automaker while Rome burns around us.

Join me in asking Jeff Bridges to officially abandon the Hyundai commercials and support the home team.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To snail:

No agenda, hidden or otherwise. No vested interest in the UAW or the American auto industry.

I am pretty much a one trick pony here.

A concerned citizen who just couldn’t take listening to one of my favorite American actors shilling for an Asian automaker while Rome burns around us.

Join me in asking Jeff Bridges to officially abandon the Hyundai commercials and support the home team.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To snail:

No agenda, hidden or otherwise. No vested interest in the UAW or the American auto industry.

I am pretty much a one trick pony here.

A concerned citizen who just couldn’t take listening to one of my favorite American actors shilling for an Asian automaker while Rome burns around us.

Join me in asking Jeff Bridges to officially abandon the Hyundai commercials and support the home team.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To snail:

No agenda, hidden or otherwise. No vested interest in the UAW or the American auto industry.

I am pretty much a one trick pony here.

A concerned citizen who just couldn’t take listening to one of my favorite American actors shilling for an Asian automaker while Rome burns around us.

Join me in asking Jeff Bridges to officially abandon the Hyundai commercials and support the home team.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To Rt 66…..

I would like your permission to use some of your posts from this forum on my two blogs:

NitPickNation and HotAirDaily.

Your writing deserves a larger audience.

You can contact me here or email me at: [email protected]

Thank you.

[paddyoh]

To Rt 66…..

I would like your permission to use some of your posts from this forum on my two blogs:

NitPickNation and HotAirDaily.

Your writing deserves a larger audience.

You can contact me here or email me at: [email protected]

Thank you.

[paddyoh]

To Rt 66…..

I would like your permission to use some of your posts from this forum on my two blogs:

NitPickNation and HotAirDaily.

Your writing deserves a larger audience.

You can contact me here or email me at: [email protected]

Thank you.

[paddyoh]

To Rt 66…..

I would like your permission to use some of your posts from this forum on my two blogs:

NitPickNation and HotAirDaily.

Your writing deserves a larger audience.

You can contact me here or email me at: [email protected]

Thank you.

[paddyoh]

To Rt 66…..

I would like your permission to use some of your posts from this forum on my two blogs:

NitPickNation and HotAirDaily.

Your writing deserves a larger audience.

You can contact me here or email me at: [email protected]

Thank you.

[paddyoh]

To Rt. 66:

To Rt. 66 et al….

At the sake of gushing like a love-struck school girl, I have to say that your posts here are spot on, four-square and totally on the mark. You are saying exactly what I have been thinking and your delivery is pitch perfect.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to take on another forum as I suggested to your earlier as it can be exhausting. The apathy towards the American automobile and blue collar workers is uncanny to me. You would think the economic crisis we are in would have opened more people’s eyes to how we have become our own worst enemy in so many respects.

This lemming mentality (for lack of a better metaphor) is sometimes overwhelming. How many more manufacturing jobs must we lose to unfair overseas competition before the enormity of our economic problems sink in ?

As I can add little more to what you have said, I must reiterate my plea for Americans to ask Jeff Bridges to renounce his commercial relationship with Hyundai. Hunger Network aside, it’s time for Jeff Bridges to step up to the plate to support the country that has helped him to deservedly become a rich and successful celebrity.

Although I believe he is only a very small part of the problem, I feel I am doing my small part by encouraging him to live up to his reputation as a caring and decent individual.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To Rt. 66:

To Rt. 66 et al….

At the sake of gushing like a love-struck school girl, I have to say that your posts here are spot on, four-square and totally on the mark. You are saying exactly what I have been thinking and your delivery is pitch perfect.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to take on another forum as I suggested to your earlier as it can be exhausting. The apathy towards the American automobile and blue collar workers is uncanny to me. You would think the economic crisis we are in would have opened more people’s eyes to how we have become our own worst enemy in so many respects.

This lemming mentality (for lack of a better metaphor) is sometimes overwhelming. How many more manufacturing jobs must we lose to unfair overseas competition before the enormity of our economic problems sink in ?

As I can add little more to what you have said, I must reiterate my plea for Americans to ask Jeff Bridges to renounce his commercial relationship with Hyundai. Hunger Network aside, it’s time for Jeff Bridges to step up to the plate to support the country that has helped him to deservedly become a rich and successful celebrity.

Although I believe he is only a very small part of the problem, I feel I am doing my small part by encouraging him to live up to his reputation as a caring and decent individual.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To Rt. 66:

To Rt. 66 et al….

At the sake of gushing like a love-struck school girl, I have to say that your posts here are spot on, four-square and totally on the mark. You are saying exactly what I have been thinking and your delivery is pitch perfect.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to take on another forum as I suggested to your earlier as it can be exhausting. The apathy towards the American automobile and blue collar workers is uncanny to me. You would think the economic crisis we are in would have opened more people’s eyes to how we have become our own worst enemy in so many respects.

This lemming mentality (for lack of a better metaphor) is sometimes overwhelming. How many more manufacturing jobs must we lose to unfair overseas competition before the enormity of our economic problems sink in ?

As I can add little more to what you have said, I must reiterate my plea for Americans to ask Jeff Bridges to renounce his commercial relationship with Hyundai. Hunger Network aside, it’s time for Jeff Bridges to step up to the plate to support the country that has helped him to deservedly become a rich and successful celebrity.

Although I believe he is only a very small part of the problem, I feel I am doing my small part by encouraging him to live up to his reputation as a caring and decent individual.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To Rt. 66:

To Rt. 66 et al….

At the sake of gushing like a love-struck school girl, I have to say that your posts here are spot on, four-square and totally on the mark. You are saying exactly what I have been thinking and your delivery is pitch perfect.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to take on another forum as I suggested to your earlier as it can be exhausting. The apathy towards the American automobile and blue collar workers is uncanny to me. You would think the economic crisis we are in would have opened more people’s eyes to how we have become our own worst enemy in so many respects.

This lemming mentality (for lack of a better metaphor) is sometimes overwhelming. How many more manufacturing jobs must we lose to unfair overseas competition before the enormity of our economic problems sink in ?

As I can add little more to what you have said, I must reiterate my plea for Americans to ask Jeff Bridges to renounce his commercial relationship with Hyundai. Hunger Network aside, it’s time for Jeff Bridges to step up to the plate to support the country that has helped him to deservedly become a rich and successful celebrity.

Although I believe he is only a very small part of the problem, I feel I am doing my small part by encouraging him to live up to his reputation as a caring and decent individual.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

To Rt. 66:

To Rt. 66 et al….

At the sake of gushing like a love-struck school girl, I have to say that your posts here are spot on, four-square and totally on the mark. You are saying exactly what I have been thinking and your delivery is pitch perfect.

I don’t blame you for not wanting to take on another forum as I suggested to your earlier as it can be exhausting. The apathy towards the American automobile and blue collar workers is uncanny to me. You would think the economic crisis we are in would have opened more people’s eyes to how we have become our own worst enemy in so many respects.

This lemming mentality (for lack of a better metaphor) is sometimes overwhelming. How many more manufacturing jobs must we lose to unfair overseas competition before the enormity of our economic problems sink in ?

As I can add little more to what you have said, I must reiterate my plea for Americans to ask Jeff Bridges to renounce his commercial relationship with Hyundai. Hunger Network aside, it’s time for Jeff Bridges to step up to the plate to support the country that has helped him to deservedly become a rich and successful celebrity.

Although I believe he is only a very small part of the problem, I feel I am doing my small part by encouraging him to live up to his reputation as a caring and decent individual.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

HIE-YUN-DIE does NOT rhyme with Sunday.

[paddyoh]

Re: Who the heck is….

To: flu

paddyoh wrote:
Who the heck is Scarlett ?

What did I miss ?

This Isolationism Will Not Stand, Man

Submitted by flu on June 25, 2009 – 10:06am.

Um,,,, right…………

No, seriously. If you are referring to me, the joke has gone over my head.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3506988

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