Bertie the Bunyip

Steven Litvintchouk <[email protected]>
sednews:[email protected] hlink.net:

    >
    >
    > Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
    >
    >> Julian D. <[email protected]>
    >> sednews:[email protected] :
    >>
    >>
    >>>On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 21:54:56 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip
    >>><XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:
    >>>>Julian D. <[email protected]>
    >>>>sednews:nj6qp0lj0t2m8vr29279jbhlup86fftekg@4ax .com:
    >>>>>On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 16:28:39 GMT, Cyrus Afzali <[email protected]>
    >>>>>wrote:
    >>>>>>On 18 Nov 2004 08:19:10 -0800, [email protected] (Holden
    >>>>>>McGroyne) wrote:
    >>>>>>>>>If they didn't vote for Bush, then why are they sorry?
    >>>>>>>>I spent some time looking at the photos and was amused.
    >>>>>>>>I found myself asking that very same question.
    >>>>>>>As a UK citizen who does quite a bit of work in your country, I
    >>>>>>>appreciated
    >>>>>>>that voters didn't bend to the demands of the major european
    >>>>>>>press. And I personally cannot understand how anyone would favor
    >>>>>>>a candidate who is favored by George Soros? Are you Americans
    >>>>>>>not aware of the background of this individual? Having Soros
    >>>>>>>with front door access to your Whitehouse would not be in the
    >>>>>>>best interests of your country.
    >>>>>>Do you not realize that every candidate has backers that some or
    >>>>>>many might not like?
    >>>>>I did not see Kerry rejecting the endorsement of the Communist
    >>>>>Party of the USA.
    >>>>Oh brother.
    >>>And I didnt see him rejecting the endorsement of the michael moore
    >>>loons and every other wacko anti-American group.
    >>
    >>
    >> Actually, I think Michael Moore has stated many times that he's a
    >> patriotic american.
    >
    > How many traitors have ever admitted publicly that they were traitors
    > (until after they got caught)?

Good grief.Soanyone who disagrees with youis a traitor?

Youreally are a dumb ****, aren;t you?

Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip

Julian D. <[email protected]>
sednews:[email protected] :

    > On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 23:44:15 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip
    > <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:
    >
    >>Julian D. <[email protected]>
    >>sednews:[email protected] om:
    >>> On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 21:54:56 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip
    >>> <XZXZ@XZXZ.,XZXZX> wrote:
    >>>
    >>>>Julian D. <[email protected]>
    >>>>sednews:nj6qp0lj0t2m8vr29279jbhlup86fftekg@4ax .com:
    >>>>> On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 16:28:39 GMT, Cyrus Afzali <[email protected]>
    >>>>> wrote:
    >>>>>
    >>>>>>On 18 Nov 2004 08:19:10 -0800, [email protected] (Holden
    >>>>>>McGroyne) wrote:
    >>>>>>>>> If they didn't vote for Bush, then why are they sorry?
    >>>>>>>
    >>>>>>>> I spent some time looking at the photos and was amused.
    >>>>>>>
    >>>>>>>> I found myself asking that very same question.
    >>>>>>> As a UK citizen who does quite a bit of work in your country, I
    >>>>>>> appreciated
    >>>>>>>that voters didn't bend to the demands of the major european
    >>>>>>>press. And I personally cannot understand how anyone would favor
    >>>>>>>a candidate who is favored by George Soros? Are you Americans
    >>>>>>>not aware of the background of this individual? Having Soros
    >>>>>>>with front door access to your Whitehouse would not be in the
    >>>>>>>best interests of your country.
    >>>>>>Do you not realize that every candidate has backers that some or
    >>>>>>many might not like?
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>> I did not see Kerry rejecting the endorsement of the Communist
    >>>>> Party of the USA.
    >>>>Oh brother.
    >>>
    >>> And I didnt see him rejecting the endorsement of the michael moore
    >>> loons and every other wacko anti-American group.
    >>Actually, I think Michael Moore has stated many times that he's a
    >>patriotic american.
    >
    > He's a fat bastard America-hating liar who'll die of a heart attack.
    >
    >
    > "I like America to some extent." -- Michael Moore's response after
    > being asked "You do not seem to like the U.S., do you?"
    >
    >
    > "Should such an ignorant people (Americans) lead the world?" --
    > Michael Moore in an open letter to the people of Germany
    >
    >
    > "(T)he dumbest Brit here is smarter than the smartest American". --
    > Michael Moore At London’s Roundhouse Theater
    >
    > "On his North American tour in support of Dude, Where’s My Country,
    > Moore substituted Canadians for Britons, telling audiences that the
    > “dumbest Canadianâ€? in attendance could surely outwit 'the smartest
    > American.'" -- Moorewatch
    >

BTW, you haven't said. did oyu register wiht the local authorities? They
like to keep an eye on people like you, you know.
If you truly are patriotic, you won't have any objection to that, will you?



Bertie

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Steven 'Traitor' Litvintchouk wrote:

    > How many traitors have ever admitted publicly that they were traitors
    > (until after they got caught)?


Tell us after you get caught Steve.
(you genocidal traitor to Humanity & America)




    > Steven D. Litvintchouk
    > Email: [email protected]

Lab~Rat

On 18 Nov 2004 12:49:15 -0700, [email protected] (Bill Moore)
puked:

    >In article <[email protected]>,
    >lab~rat <SnapTrap@ouchyou*****er.ork> wrote:
    >>On 18 Nov 2004 12:24:39 -0700, [email protected] (Bill Moore)
    >>puked:
    >>>>>It's like when someone says someone in their family died, and then an
    >>>>>idiot replies: "Oh, I am so sorry."
    >>>>>WHY? Did you kill them? Why are you apologizing unless you had
    >>>>>something to do with the death.
    >>>>>I NEVER apologize when someone tells me someone in their family died.
    >>>>>I had nothing to do with it, so I don't need to be sorry for it.
    >>>In that context it's an expression of sympathy, not an apology...
    >>Then why not say, "That sucks".
    >Whatever works for you. Though I'm not sure if "that sucks"
    >would go over well with Great-aunt Zelda ;-)
**** Great-aunt Zelda. If she were a great aunt, it wouldn't bother
her...

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The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Lab~Rat

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:45:06 GMT, Truth <[email protected]> puked:

    >> >> >And the ones killing Irakis.
    >> >>
    >> >> Well, I like Americans better, but to each his own...
    >> >
    >> >I dislike both equally. Humans suck.
    >> >
    >> I don't mind humans that suck and are female.
    >> You seem to have a lot of hatred.
    >Only towards humans.

So what were you saying about Mexicans?
    >> Is that because no one invites you
    >> to parties?
    >No, because too MANY invite me to parties. I have better things to do
    >with my time than breathe their cigarette smoke and get my clothes all
    >full of it. They talk about such stupid mindless topics too, like
    >sports and really bad movies.

Yeah, like sit around posting crap on the internet. Dude, I was once
you, living in a delusional world thinking people really liked me, but
I was a bitter person that thought I knew everything.

I'm a much better person now. People really do like me. And now I do
know everything. It's been a real change in my life. Except
sometimes I'm still bitter.
    >> If you lived down here, I'd invite you to one of mine
    >See what I mean?
So all those people invite you to parties so they can laugh at you?
You should go. At least SOMEONE would win from all that.

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lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Lab~Rat

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:49:03 GMT, Truth <[email protected]> puked:

    >> >> > If they didn't vote for Bush, then why are they sorry?
    >> >>
    >> >> I spent some time looking at the photos and was amused.
    >> >> I found myself asking that very same question.
    >> >
    >> >It's like when someone says someone in their family died, and then an
    >> >idiot replies: "Oh, I am so sorry."
    >> >
    >> >WHY? Did you kill them? Why are you apologizing unless you had
    >> >something to do with the death.
    >> >
    >> >I NEVER apologize when someone tells me someone in their family died.
    >> >I had nothing to do with it, so I don't need to be sorry for it.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> When someone tells me someone in their family has died, I immediately
    >> start thinking up reasons to tell them as to why I can't go to the
    >> funeral...
    >I don't make excuses, I just never say that I have any intentions of going
    >in the first place.
    >But when you go into a store and the salesjerk asks you: "How are you
    >today"
    >Say: "Terrible, my father just died!" Then turn around and start
    >crying.
    >That will teach those mother****ers to ask complete strangers how they are
    >doing! What the **** if they DO ask that to someone who had a bad
    >day?! What inconsiderate assholes!

When the female clerk at a store says "You have a good one!" I say,
"Thanks for noticing".

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lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Lab~Rat

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:53:47 GMT, Truth <[email protected]> puked:

    >> >>>It's like when someone says someone in their family died, and then an
    >> >>>idiot replies: "Oh, I am so sorry."
    >> >>>
    >> >>>WHY? Did you kill them? Why are you apologizing unless you had
    >> >>>something to do with the death.
    >> >>>
    >> >>>I NEVER apologize when someone tells me someone in their family died.
    >> >>>I had nothing to do with it, so I don't need to be sorry for it.
    >> >
    >> >In that context it's an expression of sympathy, not an apology...
    >> >
    >> Then why not say, "That sucks".
    >Because it doesn't. It RULES!
Actually, it sucks that I have to be bothered with hearing about their
problems.

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The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Lab~Rat

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:58:03 GMT, Truth <[email protected]> puked:

    >> >>>>It's like when someone says someone in their family died, and then an
    >> >>>>idiot replies: "Oh, I am so sorry."
    >> >>>>
    >> >>>>WHY? Did you kill them? Why are you apologizing unless you had
    >> >>>>something to do with the death.
    >> >>>>
    >> >>>>I NEVER apologize when someone tells me someone in their family died.
    >> >>>>I had nothing to do with it, so I don't need to be sorry for it.
    >> >>
    >> >>In that context it's an expression of sympathy, not an apology...
    >> >>
    >> >Then why not say, "That sucks".
    >> Whatever works for you. Though I'm not sure if "that sucks"
    >> would go over well with Great-aunt Zelda ;-)
    >Aunt Zelda can **** off. Why should I change and act differently around
    >people because they are stubborn and don't allow others to be themselves?
    >A coworker at one company told me a real funny story about a thanksgiving
    >dinner.
    >Turns out that they went over to the grandparents house for dinner, and the
    >grandfather pretended to pass the rolls to the grandson, but when the
    >grandson would reach out for them, the grandfather would pull them away
    >quickly in some bizarre old people humor that he found amusing. The second
    >time he held out the rolls and pulled them away from the 8 year old
    >grandchild, the kid said: "**** YOU" and just reached for something else on
    >the table instead, to the great horror of the grandparents.
    >That always makes me laugh to tears whenever I think about it. I wish I
    >could have been there to see it.

You have a lame sense of humor. That wasn't funny in the least.

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lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Deep Frayed Morgues

On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 12:57:20 GMT, lab~rat <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Yeah, like sit around posting crap on the internet. Dude, I was once
    >you, living in a delusional world thinking people really liked me, but
    >I was a bitter person that thought I knew everything.
    >I'm a much better person now. People really do like me. And now I do
    >know everything. It's been a real change in my life. Except
    >sometimes I'm still bitter.

So basically you haven't changed one iota!
---
DFM

Lab~Rat

On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 14:24:03 GMT, Deep Frayed Morgues
<deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> puked:

    >On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 12:57:20 GMT, lab~rat <[email protected]> wrote:
    >>Yeah, like sit around posting crap on the internet. Dude, I was once
    >>you, living in a delusional world thinking people really liked me, but
    >>I was a bitter person that thought I knew everything.
    >>I'm a much better person now. People really do like me. And now I do
    >>know everything. It's been a real change in my life. Except
    >>sometimes I'm still bitter.
    >So basically you haven't changed one iota!


Hey! Don't be judgin'!

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The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Truth

    > >Only towards humans.
    > So what were you saying about Mexicans?

I didn't say anything about Mexicans, only about Humans.

Mexicans come in two varieties. Those that are law abiding citizens and
are all in Mexico, and the criminal type that break laws and are in the US.

The criminal Mexicans in the US should all be brought to justice for their
crimes.

    > Yeah, like sit around posting crap on the internet. Dude, I was once
    > you, living in a delusional world thinking people really liked me, but
    > I was a bitter person that thought I knew everything.

I am different. I DO know everything and never EVER thought that stupid
people liked me. Only the few intelligent like me. Those are also the
people I could hand my life savings over to and trust them with it. I
could put my life in their hands and not feel scared at all. They too,
know many of the things I do, and laugh at the idiot masses.

    > I'm a much better person now. People really do like me.

People like Bush too. Before John Gacy or many evil people were caught in
horrific crimes, all their neighbors said they were the nicest people on the
block, always helped people in the community and were much liked idea
citizens. It is THOSE people you need to be very frightened of and stay
far away from.

    > So all those people invite you to parties so they can laugh at you?

Hell no. They invite people to parties just so that there will be a lot of
people at the parties so they can think they have a lot of friends and show
off how many people are at their parties.

How many times to you get invited to parties from people you don't even
know? Or people that never talked to you before, suddenly you are invited
to their home for a party or to their wedding so you can buy them a gift and
help make it be a big turnout, because it would just kill them if they had a
party with only 2 or 3 people attending.

    > You should go. At least SOMEONE would win from all that.

THEY win. They get a party with a lot of attendance, and you get to hang
around a bunch of losers that didn't have anything else to do that day and
find fun standing around drinking and talking about sports and bad movies.

This is why most people don't know half as much as I do, because they waste
so much time with boring shit like this.

What is FUN about a party? Getting drunk and laughing at stupid things
that you would not normally laugh at if you were sober? Yeah, I did all
that in my youth. Been there, tried that. By the time I was old enough to
get into bars LEGALLY, or go to parties, it was no longer a big deal to do
so, because you were of age, so it lost all it's "magic" from that day
forward.

Parties and beer are a big thrill when you are a kid, but as an adult, what
is the point?

Besides, once you are not out any more to find a mate or sex, there REALLY is
no point to it.

I like going over to a friend's house or having one come over, but ONE at a
time, so you actually have time to TALK to them, not get lost in a crowd of
strangers and losers.

You probably talk louder than I do too. You probably tend to yell at
someone across the room, rather than walk over to them and talk to them.

That after all, is the type of person that is into "parties"

Truth

    > So basically you haven't changed one iota!

People don't change. They just try and convince themselves they have.

Truth

    > >> >>>It's like when someone says someone in their family died, and then an
    > >> >>>idiot replies: "Oh, I am so sorry."
    > >> >>>
    > >> >>>WHY? Did you kill them? Why are you apologizing unless you had
    > >> >>>something to do with the death.
    > >> >>>
    > >> >>>I NEVER apologize when someone tells me someone in their family died.
    > >> >>>I had nothing to do with it, so I don't need to be sorry for it.
    > >> >
    > >> >In that context it's an expression of sympathy, not an apology...
    > >> >
    > >> Then why not say, "That sucks".
    > >
    > >Because it doesn't. It RULES!
    > >
    > >
    > Actually, it sucks that I have to be bothered with hearing about their
    > problems.

But it gives you the opportunity and satisfaction of letting them know exactly
that. Then no longer will you ever have to hear about them ever again. If
that is not cause for celebration, what is?

This Christmas is going to be great again, you know why? Because instead of
everyone buying me gifts I may not like, and me having to waste time trying to
figure out what to get them and stand in long lines, we all figured out that it
was STUPID to spend the same amount of money on each other rather than just
using the money to pick out our OWN things that we want, like we do the REST of
the year.

Now when Christmas comes around, we all hear the coworkers and other friends
depressed around the holidays not knowing what to get, or rushing to get
everything purchased and wrapped in time, while we ENJOY the holidays and don't
have to worry about any of that stressful shit! If I want something in June,
I will buy it then, not wait for Christmas. If everyone does the same, what
a great stressfree life we could all have, but how the big corporations would
all suffer and go out of business.

Christmas is all about helping out big business, while they don't give a rat's
ass about you.

And if there is something you really want to buy for yourself for Christmas,
don't buy it now, and don't wait for the "After Christmas Sales" because they
are not sales at all, just a trick to think you are getting a deal with the
same high prices. Wait until FEBRUARY before you buy stuff when they REALLY
will be on sale.

I have all my "Christmas shopping" done, because I don't have any Christmas
shopping. Our family LOVES not having to do this shit anymore and play all
these games and pretend we like what we got that we never would have bought for
ourselves and all the shit that this corporate bullshit brings.

Be like the Jews and reap in the profits yourself, but don't be suckered into
giving the Jews your money.

Truth

    > When the female clerk at a store says "You have a good one!" I say,
    > "Thanks for noticing".

I say: "Want to suck opon it?"

Usually they say yes. Try it.

Steven Litvintchouk

Truth wrote:

    >>When the female clerk at a store says "You have a good one!" I say,
    >>"Thanks for noticing".
    >
    >
    > I say: "Want to suck opon it?"
    >
    > Usually they say yes. Try it.

No one should ever say alt.politics.bush isn't informative.


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