[golfhobo]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

It's clear you still don't get it.

What-e-ver, REV!! :roll:

[Scoe]

Originally Posted by tthunderdan

...western PA, born and raised...

My bad, must have been some other poster with maybe a similar avatar. Either that or I'm misremembering.

[mommee]

Originally Posted by Scoe

Either that or I'm misremembering.

New word? :wink: :lol: :lol:

[Roadhog]

How easily a man forgets. :? ... making up words is a necedditdy... :P

[Windwalker]

I can't say that I've really made up my mind about Obama, but I certainly have about Clinton.

Something I'd like you to keep in mind. When the sentence against Tim McVeigh was carried out, he was given a sedative so that he would not feel any pain when the poison was administered. A condemned killer is not allowed to feel any pain and even the electric chair is considered torture. Now, keep that in mind.

Back during "SLICK WILLIE's" first term in office, the "FIRST LADY" toured some of the nursing homes in FL. My wife was working there as a nurses aid. Hillary came through and saw some of the elderly "restrained" in the wheelchairs so that they would not fall out onto the floor. Someone that is that advanced in age will break bones easily, and they will not heal. But Hillary decided that was "NOT DIGNIFIED". As a result, the restraints had to be removed.

You guessed it. The elder folks began to roll out of their wheel chairs and break bones. Arms, shoulders, hips, and legs. Within a few weeks, they were dead as a result of "bed pnemonia", pressure sores and gangrene.

But, Hillary was not responsible. It was the nursing homes that come under fire for wrongful death.

Until Senator Clinton is capable of realizing the consequences of her decisions and actions, she is not qualified to be the president of the PTA, much the President of the U S. The only crime these elderly committed was growing old. They killed no one. Yet, they do not deserve the same consideration as a convicted serial killer. That is WRONG.

[Fozzy]

Originally Posted by Windwalker

I can't say that I've really made up my mind about Obama, but I certainly have about Clinton.

Something I'd like you to keep in mind. When the sentence against Tim McVeigh was carried out, he was given a sedative so that he would not feel any pain when the poison was administered. A condemned killer is not allowed to feel any pain and even the electric chair is considered torture. Now, keep that in mind.

Back during "SLICK WILLIE's" first term in office, the "FIRST LADY" toured some of the nursing homes in FL. My wife was working there as a nurses aid. Hillary came through and saw some of the elderly "restrained" in the wheelchairs so that they would not fall out onto the floor. Someone that is that advanced in age will break bones easily, and they will not heal. But Hillary decided that was "NOT DIGNIFIED". As a result, the restraints had to be removed.

You guessed it. The elder folks began to roll out of their wheel chairs and break bones. Arms, shoulders, hips, and legs. Within a few weeks, they were dead as a result of "bed pnemonia", pressure sores and gangrene.

But, Hillary was not responsible. It was the nursing homes that come under fire for wrongful death.

Until Senator Clinton is capable of realizing the consequences of her decisions and actions, she is not qualified to be the president of the PTA, much the President of the U S. The only crime these elderly committed was growing old. They killed no one. Yet, they do not deserve the same consideration as a convicted serial killer. That is WRONG.

Sort of like Carter making it criminal too lock up the insane who were sane enough to tell people they didn't want to be there... then of course they blame Reagan for all the nutty homeless people on the streets.. :roll:

[Scoe]

Originally Posted by mommee

New word? :wink: :lol: :lol:

If Roger Clemens can get away with that word in front of the US senate then it's prolly good enough for the internets.

Plus the American Heritage dictionary seems to back it up:

mis·re·mem·ber (m?s'r?-m?m'b?r) Pronunciation Key
tr.v. mis·re·mem·bered, mis·re·mem·ber·ing, mis·re·mem·bers
To remember incorrectly.
:wink:

[gordoUSA]

No Kidding?? "Misremembers" is a real word? LOL> I thought the reason Roger and Dubya were good friends, were they both could mangle the English language.

[mommee]

Who wudda thunk it?

[Phantom433a]

eye tel u wot....all dem der politishuns is a bunch of ignerunt krooks anyways. :withstupid: