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| Iceman 2005-09-26, 5:19 pm |
| He sekritly still yearns for s/he.
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=b...i.med.diseases.
hepatitis&start=0&scoring=d&num=10&hl=en&lr=&as_drrb=q&as_mind=
1&as_minm=1&as_miny=1981&as_maxd=25&as_maxm=9&as_maxy=2005&safe=off&
Seems Nemesis' posts are missing, must have been an X-no I'll have to see if
its archived somewhere else.
Peter there are far too many psots to pick just one, so here is a history
from last to first. His shame was in full bloom and it was a riot! It still
sticks in his craw, now he grovels before Nemesis and claims to be her son
lest she smite him down again.
BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
but teh poor l00n doesn't seem to know that Nemesis knows her twin sons
fathered by her father are both dead. But Alan might know that she had a
daughter who is still alive. He tried to hook up with her and that may
explain the whole saga. (at least from what I gathered reading his nuclear
meltdown of shame a few months back.)
X-poasted in case Nemesis still reads it.
--
Iceman PhD
Whose your daddy, na, na, na.
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| In article <43380FF8.E759394C@hotmail.com>, equsphotogophr@hotmail.com
(hoofprints) wrote:
>
>
> Alan wrote:
>
> What you and I argued about was 'Nam!! And the Professors rat-a, tat-a,
> tat-ing from his dive bombing airplane.
> this isn't 'Nam.
It is rapidly escalating into one. I read a report the other day how they have
difficulty infiltrating the cells they have formed, and as I say, maybe some of
our military should have studied the works of Che Guevara, like I did at
college, because the Iraqis obviously have.
>
> And China is trying to buy a gas production company along with a few
> other notable American Companies.
> Something about the Philosophy of War is sticking in my throat at the
> moment, yaknow, their philosophy of winning wars from within.
This is why I have been trying to get people to read what Castro is saying, but
of course, "we mustn't listen to propaganda", but on the other hand, a wise
general knows the enemy as himself. Why do you think Bush sent so many troops to
New Orleans?
>
> Hey, many of those were built in the late 50's early 60's, bombs were
> not at sophisticated back then and now many have been turned into wine
> cellars. ( may as well go happy, if we have to go!).
LOL. I should maybe stock up on wine too. :-)
>
> Nope!! I don't have a clue about anything you just posted, especially
> the Polar Bear connection.
A nuclear war fills the atmosphere with dust, which blocks out the sun's
infra-red radiation and brings on a "Nuclear Winter". Are you saying Americans
don't know this? And the same thing happens when a volcano erupts; the effect of
Pinatubo alone was to cause a worldwide mean temperature drop of 2C, and
Anatahan alone was erupting for several months, and Mt St Helens continues its
"Will I? Won't I?" scenario, and there are a few others too. And *Liceman*
continues his mocking, but Mt Pinatubo really screwed up my wife and I's
retirement plan. Hey, and a geologist in sci.geo.geology is saying, one should
really invest in a house of sound construction, which we both have done, mine
being made of reinforced concrete, and his being stone. Some houses are
constructed in a terribly flimsy way, you know, and a hurricane would blow them
apart. A *monkey* *boy* *lawyer* who can't even handle changing a tap washer is
hardly any kind of an expert in house construction, is he? You should look in
sci.geo.geology and see what my friend is saying about house construction.
>
>
> So unca Alan, are pomegranates, figs and pistachios hard to come by in
> your country.
> Need to know before the holidays.
> hoof
Hey if you are coming over here do at least give me a ring. We can easily get
all those things. And if you want "biscuits", you need to ask for "scones". LOL
It took a couple of weeks to figure that one out.
Alan, son of Nemesis.
Anyone who doubts that I am the son of Nemesis is obviously an infidel
lacking in faith whose soul is in peril of everlasting damnation.
"I don’t believe that Mr. Bush is a Christian. Christians believe in the
prophets, peace be upon them. Bush believes in profits and how to get a piece of
them."
Mr George Galloway.
http://www.veloceraptor.free-online.../protector.html
http://www.stpatricksfour.org/
http://www.mrgallowaygoestowashington.com/
http://www.respectcoalition.org/
http://theoriginalfirebird.blogspot.com/
http://www.planetarybillofrights.org/
The Hymn of Nemesis:
Nemesis, winged balancer of life,
dark-faced Goddess, daughter of Justice,
You who restrain with adamantine bridles
the frivolous insolences of mortals,
and spurning the destructive violence of mankind
drive out black envy!
Beneath Your unceasing, traceless orbit
is spun the grey fortune of man
and unnoticed You walk in his tracks,
you bend the neck that is proud.
Beneath Your arm You ever measure out life
and ever do You lower Your eye to Your bosom
as You control the scales in Your hand.
Be gracious, blessed dealer of justice,
Nemesis, winged balancer of life.
Nemesis the deathless Goddess we sing,
Victory with slender wings, all-powerful
infallible, and the assistant to Justice,
You who in displeasure at the pride of men
carry it down into Tartarus.
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| hoofprints 2005-09-26, 5:19 pm |
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Alan wrote:
>
> In article <43380FF8.E759394C@hotmail.com>, equsphotogophr@hotmail.com
> (hoofprints) wrote:
>
>
> It is rapidly escalating into one. I read a report the other day how they have
> difficulty infiltrating the cells they have formed, and as I say, maybe some of
> our military should have studied the works of Che Guevara, like I did at
> college, because the Iraqis obviously have.
>
>
> This is why I have been trying to get people to read what Castro is saying, but
> of course, "we mustn't listen to propaganda", but on the other hand, a wise
> general knows the enemy as himself. Why do you think Bush sent so many troops to
> New Orleans?
>
>
> LOL. I should maybe stock up on wine too. :-)
>
>
> A nuclear war fills the atmosphere with dust, which blocks out the sun's
> infra-red radiation and brings on a "Nuclear Winter". Are you saying Americans
> don't know this? And the same thing happens when a volcano erupts; the effect of
> Pinatubo alone was to cause a worldwide mean temperature drop of 2C, and
> Anatahan alone was erupting for several months, and Mt St Helens continues its
> "Will I? Won't I?" scenario, and there are a few others too. And *Liceman*
> continues his mocking, but Mt Pinatubo really screwed up my wife and I's
> retirement plan. Hey, and a geologist in sci.geo.geology is saying, one should
> really invest in a house of sound construction, which we both have done, mine
> being made of reinforced concrete, and his being stone. Some houses are
> constructed in a terribly flimsy way, you know, and a hurricane would blow them
> apart. A *monkey* *boy* *lawyer* who can't even handle changing a tap washer is
> hardly any kind of an expert in house construction, is he? You should look in
> sci.geo.geology and see what my friend is saying about house construction.
>
>
>
> Hey if you are coming over here do at least give me a ring. We can easily get
> all those things. And if you want "biscuits", you need to ask for "scones". LOL
> It took a couple of weeks to figure that one out.
I am not going over there.
So how was the wedding??
I have heard so little about the journey.
hoof
>
>
>
> Alan, son of Nemesis.
>
> Anyone who doubts that I am the son of Nemesis is obviously an infidel
> lacking in faith whose soul is in peril of everlasting damnation.
>
> "I don’t believe that Mr. Bush is a Christian. Christians believe in the
> prophets, peace be upon them. Bush believes in profits and how to get a piece of
> them."
>
> Mr George Galloway.
>
> http://www.veloceraptor.free-online.../protector.html
>
> http://www.stpatricksfour.org/
>
> http://www.mrgallowaygoestowashington.com/
>
> http://www.respectcoalition.org/
>
> http://theoriginalfirebird.blogspot.com/
>
> http://www.planetarybillofrights.org/
>
> The Hymn of Nemesis:
>
> Nemesis, winged balancer of life,
> dark-faced Goddess, daughter of Justice,
> You who restrain with adamantine bridles
> the frivolous insolences of mortals,
> and spurning the destructive violence of mankind
> drive out black envy!
>
> Beneath Your unceasing, traceless orbit
> is spun the grey fortune of man
> and unnoticed You walk in his tracks,
> you bend the neck that is proud.
> Beneath Your arm You ever measure out life
> and ever do You lower Your eye to Your bosom
> as You control the scales in Your hand.
>
> Be gracious, blessed dealer of justice,
> Nemesis, winged balancer of life.
> Nemesis the deathless Goddess we sing,
> Victory with slender wings, all-powerful
> infallible, and the assistant to Justice,
> You who in displeasure at the pride of men
> carry it down into Tartarus.
--
{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast
were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.}
{If you have a problem with that,
take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.}
A Free Thinker.
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| Iceman 2005-09-28, 9:36 am |
| Alan wrote:
> A nuclear war fills the atmosphere with dust, which blocks out the sun's
> infra-red radiation and brings on a "Nuclear Winter". Are you saying
> Americans don't know this? And the same thing happens when a volcano
> erupts; the effect of Pinatubo alone was to cause a worldwide mean
> temperature drop of 2C, and Anatahan alone was erupting for several
> months, and Mt St Helens continues its "Will I? Won't I?" scenario, and
> there are a few others too.
ROTFLMAO!
Idjut psots unsupportable fables. A little common sense would have told you
that it would take many nukes to come near the magnitude of those
eruptions. We saw the effects. It was nothing like you in your foolishness
surmise.
> And Liceman continues his mocking, but Mt
> Pinatubo really screwed up my wife and I's retirement plan. Hey, and a
> geologist in sci.geo.geology is saying, one should really invest in a
> house of sound construction, which we both have done, mine being made of
> reinforced concrete, and his being stone. Some houses are constructed in a
> terribly flimsy way, you know, and a hurricane would blow them apart. A
> monkey boy lawyer who can't even handle changing a tap washer is hardly
> any kind of an expert in house construction, is he? You should look in
> sci.geo.geology and see what my friend is saying about house construction.
Being on the dole after driving a truck messed it up. <shakes haid at da
foolish misfit>
Both of those dwellings would not withstand an earthquake, neither would
sustain a nuclear blast near them, but the rock house collapsed would make
a nice burial marker.
I notice you are still dwelling on your lost luv do you still cry yurself to
sleep too? While we are on the subject, you complain that others were the
cause of your demise, yet they only psoted what you wrote, quoted you to
help your brainfogged mind work it out. Like good ol linda it is someones
else's fault, not you for writing it down. LOL
--
Iceman PhD
RAWK ON illbegotten sotted misfits, RAWK ON!
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