The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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_Droopy
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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...according to the Book of Mormon, which critics believe to be fiction. Will you step outside your insular worldview for half a second, please? Your circular-logic-jerk is wearisome.



It could only possibly be circular in any fashion if the Book of Mormon is not true.

Unfortunately for the inhabitants of the GASB, it is.

Unfortunately.
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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Droopy wrote:
Not from you, anyway. Particularly when you run from your own threads (e.g., the torture thread) with your tail between your legs. You received some "trenchant critiques" from a number of posters and all you did was bail. Color me unimpressed, Droop.


Oh no, I didn't run (you love this kind of thing, don't you Scratch), I just quit and let if fester.


Call it whatever you want. The bottom line is that you were begging for "substantive, philosophical" discussion, and then, when you got it, you "quit." That doesn't bespeak well of your intentions, or your "seriousness," Loran.

I won't deny that I did get tired of fielding the same tired, dishwater thin left wing peace-at-any-price, distant stare pseudo moralizing, as well as your intellectually sloppy and confusing tirades for no other reason than you enjoy them, but why digress.


This sentence doesn't make any sense. If you ever hope to achieve the "intellectual seriousness" you so crave, you are going to need to learn how to assemble a basic, grammatical sentence in English.

There were a few short responses that were good (as I acknowledge).


And did you respond to them? No. You didn't. You bailed.
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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Droopy wrote:
...according to the Book of Mormon, which critics believe to be fiction. Will you step outside your insular worldview for half a second, please? Your circular-logic-jerk is wearisome.



It could only possibly be circular in any fashion if the Book of Mormon is not true.

Unfortunately for the inhabitants of the GASB, it is.

Unfortunately.

LOL.


...LOL.
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Call it whatever you want. The bottom line is that you were begging for "substantive, philosophical" discussion, and then, when you got it, you "quit." That doesn't bespeak well of your intentions, or your "seriousness," Loran.


Call it what you want, I had just finished a rousing discussion on just that subject, and only came here to start a discussion. So did bc. If it died after I left it,. which I see it did, ending with Uncle Dale's AirAmerica type leftist titty fit, that's really too bad. Especially as this was the second thread I started, the first thread having been derailed immediately by the likes of you and your mini me, Kishkumen (not to mention other perps).

This sentence doesn't make any sense. If you ever hope to achieve the "intellectual seriousness" you so crave, you are going to need to learn how to assemble a basic, grammatical sentence in English.


Waiting for intellectual seriousness from you and most of the inhabitants here would find me waiting for North American to subduct under the continental plate.

And did you respond to them? No. You didn't. You bailed.


Yes, and the thread died. Not my problem.
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Droopy, how many years of listening to Rush Limbaugh would it take to qualify someone for "intellectual seriousness"?
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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Droopy wrote:Yes, and the thread died. Not my problem.


So says the rank coward.

"What happened in Iraq, General Drippy? You abandoned the mission!"

"I don't know! They just quit shooting at us after we vacated the field of battle. It's not my problem!"
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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Droopy wrote:But we're too busy slinging
That mud at Joseph's head


I protest! I don't sling anything at Joseph's head. I aim quite a bit lower. Because that's where he lived.

We're just trying to destroy him
Come and watch us froth and rave
Adulterous generation
Without much of substance to say


Joseph took adultery to a new low. He surpassed even the current adulterous generation.

Our great and spacious building
Behind three months in rent


We have to pay rent?
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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This is cyclical behavior on droopy's part. He'll go away or post minimally for a while, and then suddenly return in a big binge, full of silly songs and poems. It makes one wonder.
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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beastie wrote:This is cyclical behavior on droopy's part. He'll go away or post minimally for a while, and then suddenly return in a big binge, full of silly songs and poems. It makes one wonder.


Maybe it's a healthy sign. I would rather he write doggerel than hunt me down and slaughter me and my whole family. I'll take bad poetry over that option any day.
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Re: The Official Exmo's Theme Song

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beastie wrote:This is cyclical behavior on droopy's part. He'll go away or post minimally for a while, and then suddenly return in a big binge, full of silly songs and poems. It makes one wonder.


I think he was cleaning his attic and came across an old album by the Monkees... and the rest is history.
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