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Dudeskey · 01-23-2008, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by spdirty

so predictable...Rush could be banging Jessica Alba and you guys would call her the ugliest he-she on the planet.

Well if it was Jessica Alba then that would be a different story... But Blondes don't really do it for me anyway bro.... This isn't partisan so stop the bull**** already

L.A. BRONCOS FAN · 01-23-2008, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by spdirty

so predictable...Rush could be banging Jessica Alba and you guys would call her the ugliest he-she on the planet.

I doubt that any amount of money could entice Jessica Alba to do the pig man.

TheDave · 01-24-2008, 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by spdirty

so predictable...Rush could be banging Jessica Alba and you guys would call her the ugliest he-she on the planet.

If you think that gal looks like Jessica Alba...Well...that's kinda sad

spdirty · 01-24-2008, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Urinal_Cake

Well if it was Jessica Alba then that would be a different story... But Blondes don't really do it for me anyway bro.... This isn't partisan so stop the bull**** already

Well then, you must be gay to come out and say that you would only hit it after getting plastered.

Reminds me of this guy I knew in the military, trying so damn bad to show everyone he was straight yet whenever an attractive woman showed even faint interest in him, he would always say stupid shlt like "oh man, did you see her big toe? That is sooooo disgusting!" Or "I cannot believe she wore those shoes with that dress!"

On the other hand, if you just for whatever reason don't like blondes fine. But I think youd still hit it sober anyway.

Orange_Beard · 01-24-2008, 12:26 AM

****in' Junkie.

spdirty · 01-24-2008, 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

I doubt that any amount of money could entice Jessica Alba to do the pig man.

But if she did she would all of a sudden be an ugly cow in your book.

spdirty · 01-24-2008, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDave

If you think that gal looks like Jessica Alba...Well...that's kinda sad

where did I say that?

TheDave · 01-24-2008, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by spdirty

where did I say that?

I'm sorry for picking on your hero..

baja · 01-24-2008, 12:52 AM

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L.A. BRONCOS FAN · 01-24-2008, 03:09 AM

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Originally Posted by spdirty

But if she did she would all of a sudden be an ugly cow in your book.

Ugly? No.

Temporarily insane? Without a doubt.

alkemical · 01-24-2008, 08:11 AM

Rush is on the bottom rung of the ladder and is nicely rewarded with sex trips to the south america.

L.A. BRONCOS FAN · 03-10-2008, 02:05 AM

Breaker · 03-10-2008, 02:57 AM

Option 3: I could care less about Rush and the only time I have ever wasted thinking about the fat **** is posting on him in this forum. I now return you to your regularly scheduled Republican bashing

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L.A. BRONCOS FAN · 03-10-2008, 03:03 AM

My!

Look who comes to the pig man's rescue.

Now that's a surprise.

cutthemdown · 03-10-2008, 03:06 AM

Rush quite honestly bugs the hell out of me. He's a little too self rightous for my taste. Also he comes off like a hypocrit.

Franzio · 03-10-2008, 09:45 AM

It just may well be that Mr. Limpballs has game and charm, but we really can't take the lure and pull of fame out of the formula. Chicks dig guys with power. Period. Looks and personality cannot compete with a bottomless reserve of cash and attention from millions.
As cockeyed as his politics are, she may just be as cockeyed herself (I'll give her the benefit of the doubt on her youth and underdeveloped sensibilities on discerning "character"?
This really isn't as startling or puzzling as maybe Love itself.....

Orange_Beard · 03-10-2008, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDave

I realize I'm spoiled... but color me unimpressed

That's a "man"

Traveler · 03-10-2008, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Orange_Beard

That's a "man"

I had to clean my computer screen because of you!

Traveler · 03-10-2008, 11:48 AM

Idoits! All of them...

16,000 Republicans in Cuyahoga Crossed Over and Voted Democratic in Primary
By Amanda Garrett
Cleveland Plain Dealer

Sunday 09 March 2008

A staggering 16,000-plus Republicans in Cuyahoga County switched parties when they voted in last week's primary.

That includes 931 in Rocky River, 1,027 in Westlake and 1,142 in Strongsville. More than a third of the Republicans in Solon and Bay Village switched. Pepper Pike had the most dramatic change: just under half its Republicans became Democrats. And some of those who changed - it's difficult to say how many - could be in trouble with the law.

At least one member of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections wants to investigate some Republicans who may have crossed party lines only to influence which Democrat would face presumed Republican nominee John McCain in November.

Those who crossed lines were supposed to sign a pledge card vowing allegiance to their new party.

In Cuyahoga County, dozens and dozens of Republicans scribbled addendums onto their pledges as new Democrats:

"For one day only."

"I don't believe in abortion."

A Plain Dealer review of thousands of records showed few of those who switched were challenged by poll workers.

Sandy McNair, a Democratic member of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, said Friday that the manipulation of the system was troublesome.

"It's something that concerns me, that I think needs to be looked at further," McNair said. "This is not a structural thing by the Republican Party. If it's a problem at all, it's on an individual level."

Lying on the pledge is a felony, punishable by six to 12 months in jail and a $2,500 fine.

Election watchers said they don't know any cases that have been prosecuted in Ohio. And it's unlikely the Republican crossovers influenced the outcome since Clinton handily defeated Barack Obama, said Edward Foley, an election-law professor at Ohio State University.

But he said Ohioans need to learn the rules governing their voting - and poll workers need to enforce them.

In a nutshell, here's how it's supposed to work: Ohio voters are allowed to switch party affiliations on the day of a primary election but only if they sign a pledge vowing to support their new party - and mean it.

If a majority of poll workers at a precinct doubt a voter's sincerity, they can challenge the voter even if the voter signed the pledge.

In the days following the election, The Plain Dealer interviewed more than two dozen voters - most of them Republicans who crossed over to Democrats last week.

None - including five who acknowledged lying about supporting the Democrats - were challenged. And several said poll workers never asked them to sign a pledge but gave them a Democratic ticket.

A Movement Is Afoot...

Some Republicans refer to it as "the plot."

It started a few weeks ago when conservative radio powerhouse Rush Limbaugh suggested that his Republican following cross over during the primary to vote for Clinton. Clinton, Limbaugh argued, would be easier for McCain to beat in November than Obama.

Soon, local morning radio show host Bob Frantz echoed Limbaugh on WTAM AM/1100, and the buzz began to grow.

Cuyahoga County Republican Chairman Rob Frost tried to tamp down the temptation. He contacted Republican voters and appeared on the Frantz show urging Republicans "not to heed the siren call of Rush Limbaugh and others."

"Elections are not something you should be playing games with," Frost said last week during a telephone interview.

Yet temptation was strong.

North Ridgeville Republican Hazel Sferry said she was kicking herself all day Tuesday after voting for McCain.

Don't get her wrong. Sferry supports McCain.

But after she voted, she ran into her niece who told her about "the plot."

Her niece, Republican Sherry Newell, crossed over Tuesday after hearing Limbaugh. Newell said she voted for Obama because she thought McCain had a better chance against him.

Regardless, Sferry said she thought it was a great idea to mess with the other party if it helped McCain win.

"I don't mind being deceptive to politicians," she said. "They are deceptive to us."

On Both Sides of the Cuyahoga

On the other side of Cleveland, temptation to cross over was strong, too.

Republican Kitty Anderson began working in voting precincts during the early 1960s, and Tuesday's turnout in the Republican stronghold of Chagrin Falls was the largest she had ever seen.

It also had the most crossover voting.

Anderson, 76, and her husband, Donald, 78, served as poll workers on Tuesday and both helped fellow Republicans change parties all day; when it was time for them to vote, they crossed over, too.

"We are both concerned about what Obama would do if he was president. We don't trust him," Kitty Anderson said. "I have five grandchildren, and I keep thinking I want this world to be safe for these kids. I don't feel good about Obama. He just seems to be so vague." Come November, the Andersons said they'll most likely vote for McCain.

But not all of Chagrin Falls crossovers were motivated by the same things.

John Baggett, 50, said there was no single thing that turned him against the Republicans.

Baggett, a former military man who describes himself as conservative, said he believed the GOP has led the country in the wrong direction.

Rohirrim · 03-10-2008, 12:00 PM

All I can say about this is... what kind of name is Sferry?

gunns · 03-10-2008, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Spider

the 3 older ones are at the Dentist , and the 3 younger ones are in the lobby tearing the joint apart

They've got a birthday coming up don't they? The 25th? 2 or did I lose a year?

Rush Limbaugh is a disgusting pig and if you put a flashlight up to that ladies ears it would probably shine through.

Spider · 03-10-2008, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by gunns

They've got a birthday coming up don't they? The 25th? 2 or did I lose a year?

Rush Limbaugh is a disgusting pig and if you put a flashlight up to that ladies ears it would probably shine through.

Damn you are good ........ March 25 th , 2 years old ....

and they are into everything .....I took em shopping yesterday at Albertsons , People had damn good laugh at me expence ..... My wife came and bailed me out of trouble ....... those 3 are relentless

L.A. BRONCOS FAN · 03-11-2008, 07:59 AM

Speaking of right-wing blowhards...

Little Tucker Carlson - Unemployed by MSGOP

The bow tie is out at MSNBC. David Gregory is replacing Tucker Carlson as host of a one-hour show each evening.

The news network is making a handful of changes to respond to heavy political interest. Gregory's new show is called "Race for the White House" and will be on each weekday at 6 p.m. starting next Monday.

Tucker Carlson out at MSNBC

03-10-2008, 09:45 AM	#43
Franzio Just Drafted New to the Forum Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 6 Adopt-a-Bronco: None	Ahh, The Perks of Fame and Fortune It just may well be that Mr. Limpballs has game and charm, but we really can't take the lure and pull of fame out of the formula. Chicks dig guys with power. Period. Looks and personality cannot compete with a bottomless reserve of cash and attention from millions. As cockeyed as his politics are, she may just be as cockeyed herself (I'll give her the benefit of the doubt on her youth and underdeveloped sensibilities on discerning "character"? This really isn't as startling or puzzling as maybe Love itself.....

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alkemical Guerrilla Ontologist rorrim\|mirror Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Future Posts: 42,694 Adopt-a-Bronco: Prima Materia	Rush is on the bottom rung of the ladder and is nicely rewarded with sex trips to the south america.

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Breaker Bleeding Orange and Blue Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Denver Posts: 1,007	Option 3: I could care less about Rush and the only time I have ever wasted thinking about the fat **** is posting on him in this forum. I now return you to your regularly scheduled Republican bashing .

03-10-2008, 03:03 AM	#41
L.A. BRONCOS FAN Mo' holla fo' yo' dolla! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: In a bunker in an undisclosed location Posts: 52,694	My! Look who comes to the pig man's rescue. Now that's a surprise.

03-10-2008, 03:06 AM	#42
cutthemdown A verbis ad verbera Zimm to HOF Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Long Beach Posts: 32,457	Rush quite honestly bugs the hell out of me. He's a little too self rightous for my taste. Also he comes off like a hypocrit.

03-10-2008, 11:48 AM	#46
Traveler Traveling Man! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 4,410 Adopt-a-Bronco: Ryan Clady	Idoits! All of them... 16,000 Republicans in Cuyahoga Crossed Over and Voted Democratic in Primary By Amanda Garrett Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday 09 March 2008 A staggering 16,000-plus Republicans in Cuyahoga County switched parties when they voted in last week's primary. That includes 931 in Rocky River, 1,027 in Westlake and 1,142 in Strongsville. More than a third of the Republicans in Solon and Bay Village switched. Pepper Pike had the most dramatic change: just under half its Republicans became Democrats. And some of those who changed - it's difficult to say how many - could be in trouble with the law. At least one member of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections wants to investigate some Republicans who may have crossed party lines only to influence which Democrat would face presumed Republican nominee John McCain in November. Those who crossed lines were supposed to sign a pledge card vowing allegiance to their new party. In Cuyahoga County, dozens and dozens of Republicans scribbled addendums onto their pledges as new Democrats: "For one day only." "I don't believe in abortion." A Plain Dealer review of thousands of records showed few of those who switched were challenged by poll workers. Sandy McNair, a Democratic member of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, said Friday that the manipulation of the system was troublesome. "It's something that concerns me, that I think needs to be looked at further," McNair said. "This is not a structural thing by the Republican Party. If it's a problem at all, it's on an individual level." Lying on the pledge is a felony, punishable by six to 12 months in jail and a $2,500 fine. Election watchers said they don't know any cases that have been prosecuted in Ohio. And it's unlikely the Republican crossovers influenced the outcome since Clinton handily defeated Barack Obama, said Edward Foley, an election-law professor at Ohio State University. But he said Ohioans need to learn the rules governing their voting - and poll workers need to enforce them. In a nutshell, here's how it's supposed to work: Ohio voters are allowed to switch party affiliations on the day of a primary election but only if they sign a pledge vowing to support their new party - and mean it. If a majority of poll workers at a precinct doubt a voter's sincerity, they can challenge the voter even if the voter signed the pledge. In the days following the election, The Plain Dealer interviewed more than two dozen voters - most of them Republicans who crossed over to Democrats last week. None - including five who acknowledged lying about supporting the Democrats - were challenged. And several said poll workers never asked them to sign a pledge but gave them a Democratic ticket. A Movement Is Afoot... Some Republicans refer to it as "the plot." It started a few weeks ago when conservative radio powerhouse Rush Limbaugh suggested that his Republican following cross over during the primary to vote for Clinton. Clinton, Limbaugh argued, would be easier for McCain to beat in November than Obama. Soon, local morning radio show host Bob Frantz echoed Limbaugh on WTAM AM/1100, and the buzz began to grow. Cuyahoga County Republican Chairman Rob Frost tried to tamp down the temptation. He contacted Republican voters and appeared on the Frantz show urging Republicans "not to heed the siren call of Rush Limbaugh and others." "Elections are not something you should be playing games with," Frost said last week during a telephone interview. Yet temptation was strong. North Ridgeville Republican Hazel Sferry said she was kicking herself all day Tuesday after voting for McCain. Don't get her wrong. Sferry supports McCain. But after she voted, she ran into her niece who told her about "the plot." Her niece, Republican Sherry Newell, crossed over Tuesday after hearing Limbaugh. Newell said she voted for Obama because she thought McCain had a better chance against him. Regardless, Sferry said she thought it was a great idea to mess with the other party if it helped McCain win. "I don't mind being deceptive to politicians," she said. "They are deceptive to us." On Both Sides of the Cuyahoga On the other side of Cleveland, temptation to cross over was strong, too. Republican Kitty Anderson began working in voting precincts during the early 1960s, and Tuesday's turnout in the Republican stronghold of Chagrin Falls was the largest she had ever seen. It also had the most crossover voting. Anderson, 76, and her husband, Donald, 78, served as poll workers on Tuesday and both helped fellow Republicans change parties all day; when it was time for them to vote, they crossed over, too. "We are both concerned about what Obama would do if he was president. We don't trust him," Kitty Anderson said. "I have five grandchildren, and I keep thinking I want this world to be safe for these kids. I don't feel good about Obama. He just seems to be so vague." Come November, the Andersons said they'll most likely vote for McCain. But not all of Chagrin Falls crossovers were motivated by the same things. John Baggett, 50, said there was no single thing that turned him against the Republicans. Baggett, a former military man who describes himself as conservative, said he believed the GOP has led the country in the wrong direction.

03-10-2008, 12:00 PM	#47
Rohirrim Partisan Human Cannonball Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Twixt Hell & Highwater Posts: 48,833	All I can say about this is... what kind of name is Sferry?