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[quote=lakelet]”Submitted by CardiffBaseball on November 4, 2008 – 10:48pm.

Oh brother the slut from Temecula is back…. Must be hard up for dates again…”

Wow, I didn’t know your mother lived in Temecula…[/quote]

Naww….

She is much nicer than that…

On other topics and fewer yo mama jokes….
Yeah, I agree with the original poster and think that McCain showed the colors that made me like him tonight.
As a democrat, I am glad he lost.
As someone who has found him interesting and compelling for years, it breaks my heart to see him broken.

True that he did it himself (lousy campaign) but it is still sad to see a good man squashed.

I hope Barack is more than his pretty speeches.

I hope McCain stays around.
As a voice of criticism and a voice of reason, he has (or should have) a voice in any government.

If he had been vp the last 8 years, things would have been a lot better (IMHO).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=lakelet]”Submitted by CardiffBaseball on November 4, 2008 – 10:48pm.

Oh brother the slut from Temecula is back…. Must be hard up for dates again…”

Wow, I didn’t know your mother lived in Temecula…[/quote]

Naww….

She is much nicer than that…

On other topics and fewer yo mama jokes….
Yeah, I agree with the original poster and think that McCain showed the colors that made me like him tonight.
As a democrat, I am glad he lost.
As someone who has found him interesting and compelling for years, it breaks my heart to see him broken.

True that he did it himself (lousy campaign) but it is still sad to see a good man squashed.

I hope Barack is more than his pretty speeches.

I hope McCain stays around.
As a voice of criticism and a voice of reason, he has (or should have) a voice in any government.

If he had been vp the last 8 years, things would have been a lot better (IMHO).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jficquette]Shiloh,

Yes, you have a Birth Certificate because you had a documented birth in a hospital with an attending physician. I have the same kind of BC.

I guess you read in the statue how you register a birth born outside the state. That is represented by the COLB.

John

[/quote]

Again, John.
Not accurate.

I was born in hospital.

I have both a COLB and BC.

Same with my son.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jficquette]Shiloh,

Yes, you have a Birth Certificate because you had a documented birth in a hospital with an attending physician. I have the same kind of BC.

I guess you read in the statue how you register a birth born outside the state. That is represented by the COLB.

John

[/quote]

Again, John.
Not accurate.

I was born in hospital.

I have both a COLB and BC.

Same with my son.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jficquette]Shiloh,

Yes, you have a Birth Certificate because you had a documented birth in a hospital with an attending physician. I have the same kind of BC.

I guess you read in the statue how you register a birth born outside the state. That is represented by the COLB.

John

[/quote]

Again, John.
Not accurate.

I was born in hospital.

I have both a COLB and BC.

Same with my son.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jficquette]Shiloh,

Yes, you have a Birth Certificate because you had a documented birth in a hospital with an attending physician. I have the same kind of BC.

I guess you read in the statue how you register a birth born outside the state. That is represented by the COLB.

John

[/quote]

Again, John.
Not accurate.

I was born in hospital.

I have both a COLB and BC.

Same with my son.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jficquette]Shiloh,

Yes, you have a Birth Certificate because you had a documented birth in a hospital with an attending physician. I have the same kind of BC.

I guess you read in the statue how you register a birth born outside the state. That is represented by the COLB.

John

[/quote]

Again, John.
Not accurate.

I was born in hospital.

I have both a COLB and BC.

Same with my son.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]-4.50/-3.23: That makes me a Nader Libertarian. I think. I was in the lower left quadrant.

Does that make me a bad person?

The phraseology of the questions was very interesting, in my opinion.[/quote]

Yeah I found the questions leading.

But yes definitely a bad person.

Leftist social libertarian.

That puts you with me and Ghandi.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]-4.50/-3.23: That makes me a Nader Libertarian. I think. I was in the lower left quadrant.

Does that make me a bad person?

The phraseology of the questions was very interesting, in my opinion.[/quote]

Yeah I found the questions leading.

But yes definitely a bad person.

Leftist social libertarian.

That puts you with me and Ghandi.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]-4.50/-3.23: That makes me a Nader Libertarian. I think. I was in the lower left quadrant.

Does that make me a bad person?

The phraseology of the questions was very interesting, in my opinion.[/quote]

Yeah I found the questions leading.

But yes definitely a bad person.

Leftist social libertarian.

That puts you with me and Ghandi.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]-4.50/-3.23: That makes me a Nader Libertarian. I think. I was in the lower left quadrant.

Does that make me a bad person?

The phraseology of the questions was very interesting, in my opinion.[/quote]

Yeah I found the questions leading.

But yes definitely a bad person.

Leftist social libertarian.

That puts you with me and Ghandi.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]-4.50/-3.23: That makes me a Nader Libertarian. I think. I was in the lower left quadrant.

Does that make me a bad person?

The phraseology of the questions was very interesting, in my opinion.[/quote]

Yeah I found the questions leading.

But yes definitely a bad person.

Leftist social libertarian.

That puts you with me and Ghandi.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Rustico]Dan,
The fact that Ghandi was confronting a caste system could have necessitated a little more communism from his perspective? [/quote]

Fair enough Rus.
Fair enough.

Weird factoid observation.

While on the border with Pakistan, I was in a group of 3 americans and one israeli.

We were in the back of a truck and our guide was with us.

We were driving through the desert and tiny towns and villages to a larger city (jodhpur maybe?).

Anyhoo, we were low on water. The drivers stopped at the nearest well.

They would not draw water after finding out that the owner was Dalit (whatever the hell that is–a low caste I think). They considered the well unclean.

I asked our guide if he really would not drink water in the desert because of some irrelevant fact.

He shook his head and said “No that’s because they are Hindu. For us Muslims all people are equal and good before God.”

There is a side of religious relations that never showed up on my radar before.

Random

Happy voting guys.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Rustico]Dan,
The fact that Ghandi was confronting a caste system could have necessitated a little more communism from his perspective? [/quote]

Fair enough Rus.
Fair enough.

Weird factoid observation.

While on the border with Pakistan, I was in a group of 3 americans and one israeli.

We were in the back of a truck and our guide was with us.

We were driving through the desert and tiny towns and villages to a larger city (jodhpur maybe?).

Anyhoo, we were low on water. The drivers stopped at the nearest well.

They would not draw water after finding out that the owner was Dalit (whatever the hell that is–a low caste I think). They considered the well unclean.

I asked our guide if he really would not drink water in the desert because of some irrelevant fact.

He shook his head and said “No that’s because they are Hindu. For us Muslims all people are equal and good before God.”

There is a side of religious relations that never showed up on my radar before.

Random

Happy voting guys.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Rustico]Dan,
The fact that Ghandi was confronting a caste system could have necessitated a little more communism from his perspective? [/quote]

Fair enough Rus.
Fair enough.

Weird factoid observation.

While on the border with Pakistan, I was in a group of 3 americans and one israeli.

We were in the back of a truck and our guide was with us.

We were driving through the desert and tiny towns and villages to a larger city (jodhpur maybe?).

Anyhoo, we were low on water. The drivers stopped at the nearest well.

They would not draw water after finding out that the owner was Dalit (whatever the hell that is–a low caste I think). They considered the well unclean.

I asked our guide if he really would not drink water in the desert because of some irrelevant fact.

He shook his head and said “No that’s because they are Hindu. For us Muslims all people are equal and good before God.”

There is a side of religious relations that never showed up on my radar before.

Random

Happy voting guys.

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