So, you think you know where you stand politically (Page 7): That is cause liberal commentary, isn't very challenging,...

Ve'hoe

That is cause liberal commentary, isn't very challenging,,

AuntiE wrote:

It is my perception you tend to challenge conservative commentary more often. Just my observation. :|

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

AuntiE wrote:

It may be presentation. It is similar to when food is presented. :|

Please tell me, where is food being presented :?: I need to get there, quickly. :mrgreen:

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

slatten49 wrote:

Please tell me, where is food being presented :?: I need to get there, quickly. :mrgreen:

Ice cream was provided to you. You have no need of more. :!: :!: :!: :!:

rumitoid

Ve'hoe wrote:

That is cause liberal commentary, isn't very challenging,,

Okay, thought I had something of a detente going on with both of you but now see you were both just playing me. Fine. It hurts but I can live with it.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

rumitoid wrote:

Okay, thought I had something of a detente going on with both of you but now see you were both just playing me. Fine. It hurts but I can live with it.

Excuse me...I can only hope you are not including me in this comment. I made a comment concerning my perception. You cannot hold me accountable for comments made by others. I am VERY tired of your holding me accountable for things not done by me. :hunf: :!: :hunf: If I was close enough, you would be living with a smack upside your rock hard head with my cast iron skillet. :shock: :evil:

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

rumitoid wrote:

Good eye, in a way, for I feel anything that I challenge needs it and not because it is Conservative (or liberal). Also, people tend to notice more those who disagree, are disagreeable, or appear not to like them; the contrast helps it stand out.

I may have posted comments on 6 or 7 threads today, four of them agreeing with what would be considered, I suppose, Conservative views, such as yours on PC. This is not uncommon.

Rumi, you and I almost never agree, but I still like YOU!

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Worried for our children wrote:

Rumi, you and I almost never agree, but I still like YOU!

It is near thing currently for me, as to liking him. :mrgreen:

rumitoid

Worried for our children wrote:

Rumi, you and I almost never agree, but I still like YOU!

Thank you, and you cannot know how much I appreciate your comment tonight.

Hungry Freaks

alex wrote:

I ate a opossum once in high school, that all it took, it taste like chalkline soaked in lard

You gotta cook possum right. It's greasy if cooked wrong. Rub it with salt and drain away all the grease as it cooks (cook slowly-350 or lower.)

And don't use road killed possum-get it fresh, the fresher the better.

Possum, like muskrat, isn't my favorite. But it is decent eaten if cooked right.

rumitoid

AuntiE wrote:

Excuse me...I can only hope you are not including me in this comment. I made a comment concerning my perception. You cannot hold me accountable for comments made by others. I am VERY tired of your holding me accountable for things not done by me. :hunf: :!: :hunf: If I was close enough, you would be living with a smack upside your rock hard head with my cast iron skillet. :shock: :evil:

AuntiE, I am thinking you have come across the only hope for me: a good smack on the head with a cast iron skillet (or perhaps something a bit heavier). Maybe I misinterpret what seems obvious to me: that I am somewhat lacking in "presentation" to be taken a) seriously. b) conservatively; c) with integrity; d) having values; e) coherently. And there could be others.

In two threads you talked about me, as if I were not present, with two others, saying I had this "wall" supposedly of impenetrable blindness or obstinance. Had you bothered to address me on this point, we could have ironed things out. Making me this third party thing of little consequence was bothersome.

hprinze Loc: Central Florida

rumitoid wrote:

AuntiE, I am thinking you have come across the onl... (show quote)

Those of you who think you know everything are particularly irritating to those of us who do.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

rumitoid wrote:

AuntiE, I am thinking you have come across the onl... (show quote)

I AM VERY ANGRY WITH YOU!! CAN YOU HEAR ME! :hunf: :hunf: :hunf: :hunf:

I just went back and read all my posts for this evening. AT NO TIME DID I MENTION A WALL AROUND YOU OR USE THE WORD WALL! :!: :!: CAN YOU HEAR ME? You best get over your snit with me. Obviously your reading comprehension took a vacation relative to what I have entered to you.

I have the 12 inch cast iron skillet in hand. As it is not the new flimsy type but is about a hundred years old, I believe it is quite hefty enough. Though considering whom I am going to use it on. it might be broken by your rock hard head.

BE GONE!!!!!

kegler299 Loc: Aurora, Il.

More libertarian than I thought.

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alex Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa

Hungry Freaks wrote:

You gotta cook possum right. It's greasy if cooked wrong. Rub it with salt and drain away all the grease as it cooks (cook slowly-350 or lower.)

And don't use road killed possum-get it fresh, the fresher the better.

Possum, like muskrat, isn't my favorite. But it is decent eaten if cooked right.

mine was fresh I killed it myself it's easy to do they won't run

rumitoid

AuntiE wrote:

I AM VERY ANGRY WITH YOU!! CAN YOU HEAR ME! :hunf:... (show quote)

What made you think I was referring to tonight? Chill. It was a few nights ago and had to do with something related to gun control. My reading comprehension never takes a vacation; it merely, at times, picks certain resorts.