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Re: uh-oh Pierre Levesque 01-13-2008
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Posted by Pierre Levesque on January 13, 2008, 2:08 pm

> Obama's plane strikes parked plane at MidwaySaturday, January 12, 2008 |
> 6:00 PMStory Media Top Stories
> No injuries reported By Ben BradleyA late night incident involving
> presidential candidate Barack Obama's plane has set off a National
> Transportation Safety Board investigation.
>
> The senator's aircraft clipped the wing of another plane at Midway
> Airport.
> No one was injured in the incident. Obama and his entourage were on their
> way back from campaigning in Nevada.
> Story continues belowAdvertisement
> The National Transportation Safety Board will look into this, but it is a
> relatively minor incident as far as airplane accidents go.
> The plane is parked now. Not going anywhere anytime soon. On board at 2:30
> Saturday morning: Senator Barack Obama, three staffers, secret service and
> flight crew. The plane was taxing to the private side of the airfield and
> a parking place at Atlantic Aviation. That's when the left wing of Obama's
> plane clipped the right wing of a parked and unoccupied Cessna turbo-prop.
> The Obama campaign chartered the airplane. It's a Gulfstream-2. The plane
> itself was built in 1968 and is registered to Long Charter Air out of
> Lithonia, Georgia.
> "The Las Vegas dream is the American dream for our people," said Sen.
> Barack Obama, (D) presidential candidate.
> Senator Obama has been sprinting across the country, jetting between South
> Carolina and Nevada. Friday, Illinois' freshman Senator reveled in the
> endorsement of the 60,000 member union that represents food service
> workers in Las Vegas and across the state.
> A spokesman for Obama says the plane incident won't ground the senator or
> his campaign. Obama was in Chicago Saturday having private time with his
> family before he flies back to Nevada Sunday -- likely on a different
> plane.
>
> (Copyright ©2008 WLS-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.)

I dunno... for a guy who hates elections, politicians and the govmint so
much you sure are acting enfatuated with all this stuff these days... or
should I say daze...



Posted by Pierre Levesque on January 13, 2008, 3:18 pm
> I dunno... for a guy who hates elections, politicians and the govmint so
>> much you sure are acting enfatuated with all this stuff these days... or
>> should I say daze...
>
> Never watched the Godfather eh Pierre?
> Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
> Saw a couple of them clowns, huckleberry hound dawg, catchers mitt romney,
> mclaim, on the talk shows this morning.
> Its embarrassing man.
> and funny.......
>

LOL.... I guess it's all entertainment and fiction to ya huh? ;-)


> Oh BTW, the silicone thing didn't work.
> The new silicone stuck to the old, in fact it looked like it bonded to it.
> I know what that dood was talking about in that forum note though cause I
> seen it myself.
> Another crib we lived in and it had tub caulk that was cracked and coming
> out.
> So I cleaned it up and recaulked it with silicone and the next day it came
> right off.
> So I cleaned it somemore and tried it again and got the same result.
> Seemed like there was an invisible film of something on the tub and tile
> not letting the new silicone stick to it.
> Never solved that problem, just moved eventually.
> Strangely enough I had the same problem with the contact cement that held
> the formica on the kitchen cabinets.
> Entire panels of formica would pop right off the doors and sides and land
> on the floor.
> Recemented them several times but they kept popping off.
> Never figured that one out either.

When the packages state "dry clean surface" I guess they mean it.



Posted by Warm Worm on January 13, 2008, 11:31 pm

"Don"
> "Pierre Levesque"
>>> I dunno... for a guy who hates elections, politicians and the govmint so
>>>> much you sure are acting enfatuated with all this stuff these days...
>>>> or should I say daze...
>>>
>>> Never watched the Godfather eh Pierre?
>>> Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
>>> Saw a couple of them clowns, huckleberry hound dawg, catchers mitt
>>> romney, mclaim, on the talk shows this morning.
>>> Its embarrassing man.
>>> and funny.......
>>>
>>
>> LOL.... I guess it's all entertainment and fiction to ya huh? ;-)
>
> ...
> The angersome part is the journalists that ask the questions.
> They act like the politician has his hand under the table and is cradling
> their balls, so they ask gentle questions and if the poli doesn't answer
> it, so what, just move on to the next Q.

In the thread, 'The State Waxes...', I asked you a few pertinent questions
in part related to your military experience that you have so far avoided.
Interestingly, you went for Michael's responses to them. Who's cradling your
balls?

..."WHO GOT TO YOU, DON!? WHO GOT TO YOU!?" ;)



Posted by Michael Bulatovich on January 14, 2008, 9:23 am

> In the thread, 'The State Waxes...', I asked you a few pertinent questions
> in part related to your military experience that you have so far avoided.
> Interestingly, you went for Michael's responses to them. Who's cradling
> your balls?

What did I miss? Pick from the menu below. Sorry, no substitutions.
http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/

On another topic, I noticed that Ken's been quoted less frequently of late,
and seems to be frequenting other groups with similar effect. (Unsolicited
derogatory opinions about ridiculously broad groups of people specifically
contributing to a group, unsupported appeals to his authority, etc. leading
to insults and flaming.)

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.aviation.student/browse_thread/thread/d8e23869e6a0ef0f/07e4406ab6413bcf#07e4406ab6413bcf



Posted by Warm Worm on January 14, 2008, 2:26 pm

> "Warm Worm"> wrote
>> "Don"
>>> "Pierre Levesque"
>>>>> I dunno... for a guy who hates elections, politicians and the govmint
>>>>> so
>>>>>> much you sure are acting enfatuated with all this stuff these days...
>>>>>> or should I say daze...
>>>>>
>>>>> Never watched the Godfather eh Pierre?
>>>>> Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
>>>>> Saw a couple of them clowns, huckleberry hound dawg, catchers mitt
>>>>> romney, mclaim, on the talk shows this morning.
>>>>> Its embarrassing man.
>>>>> and funny.......
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> LOL.... I guess it's all entertainment and fiction to ya huh? ;-)
>>>
>>> ...
>>> The angersome part is the journalists that ask the questions.
>>> They act like the politician has his hand under the table and is
>>> cradling their balls, so they ask gentle questions and if the poli
>>> doesn't answer it, so what, just move on to the next Q.
>>
>> In the thread, 'The State Waxes...', I asked you a few pertinent
>> questions in part related to your military experience that you have so
>> far avoided. Interestingly, you went for Michael's responses to them.
>> Who's cradling your balls?
>>
>> ..."WHO GOT TO YOU, DON!? WHO GOT TO YOU!?" ;)
>
>
> ???
> In 20jun74, out 19jun78, rank e4, disability 20apr75, mos12b30

'mos12b30'? What kind of disability is that? What is it?

> All of it was a lie from the very beginning.
> If the army was truthful nobody would do it.
> I've heard its the same with the other branches.

Anyway, I was just wondering if, and how, your military
disability/experience influenced your gov't perspective/approach a little,
that's all.




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