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View Poll Results: Do you want the Politics forum to follow the same guidelines as the other forums

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  • YES....get rid of the flamers and rude pics

    23 74.19%
  • NO....let my people go

    8 25.81%
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    #81
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    Quote Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
    Hints:
    1) Very much politically related
    2) It'll happen within this thread
    3) CONSPIRACY!!!
    LOL....I rigged the election!! LOL

    1) Politically related
    2) Within this thread
    3) Conspiracy!!!

    LOL....I'm suprised with all the great minds we have in politics that someone didn't think of this.......with the discussions that have been made concerning the vote and all.

    No worries though! ALL will stay the same until Sundance states otherwise. All I can really say is kind of what Birdgirl states.....try to keep it as civil and respectful as possible.....makes for a better change of ideas.

    And last but not least....the reason this thread was created was because SOMEONE decided to take their bitch to the lounge. The ONLY reason one would do that is to try to achieve a ban on another member. In the future, if you take it outside this forum, you BETTER have your shit straight or it may just come back to slap ya in the face. In other words, it will be considered as a personal attack on THAT person. If you can't play with the big dogs, go piss with the puppies.

    Have a good one!:thumbsup:

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    #82
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    Thats funny as shit P4B..... i was about to list how i thought every one voted.....

    Well i will try to be as civil as possible, but with the kids these days im sure ill lose it again soon.

    I was like WHAT????????????????? we voted in censorship? no way

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    #83
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    HA!

    Thats fine with me, my words are clean, and im not a big picster, the outcome really wouldnt have made an impact on me anyway )

    Peace.

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    #84
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    Quote Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
    Use the force young jedi........by the way, how ya like my new avatar? LOL
    Ha, I used to have that exact picture on a poster in my room back in high school!

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    #85
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    I had to read Bong's post twice to see what he was referring to on the vote count. Then I finally mustered up the brain power to actually look at the tally. Then I saw your post, P4B. Funny! That was a good trick! I guess everyone was too busy looking and conspiracy forest to see the trees here in this thread.

    This story only has to do with the topic of manners, not political moderation, but it's one of the funniest things I ever witnessed. In the retirement home in north Louisiana where my grandmother lived, there was a great Southern lady named Miss Effie. During most of her lifetime, Miss Effie was the most genteel, well-mannered, ladylike thing. Always kind and courteous, even under the most difficult circumstances.

    But when she grew old and senile and went to live in the rest home, that long lifetime of ladylike manners flew out the window. Hardening of the arteries turned Miss Effie into, well, a little old sailor who could curse a blue streak. If people walked down the hall outside her room and happened to glance into it, she'd yell, "What in the G-d hell are you looking at, you wall-eyed jackass!!??" And that was some of her more tame language. Another of her favorite lines was simply to yell, at the top of her lungs, "Bring me a G-d piece of bread with some f-ing mayonnaise on it!"

    I'm hoping that my lifelong advocacy for manners and civility doesn't end in the same way. But if it does, I trust I will curse a blue streak about politicians and politics, not bread and mayonnaise.
    [SIZE=\"4\"]\"That best portion of a good man\'s life: his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love.\"[/SIZE]
    [align=center]William Wordsworth, English poet (1770 - 1850)[/align]

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    #86
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    psycho and his DIEBOLD machine at work:thumbsup:

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    #87
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    Quote Originally Posted by eg420ne
    psycho and his DIEBOLD machine at work:thumbsup:
    LOL:thumbsup: i was like what is going on in this world??? even more than usual

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    #88
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    Quote Originally Posted by birdgirl73
    I'm hoping that my lifelong advocacy for manners and civility doesn't end in the same way. But if it does, I trust I will curse a blue streak about politicians and politics, not bread and mayonnaise.
    Funny story... my grandmother went that way, too. But from what I heard she could cuss with the best of them, when I wasn't around, of course. If I got that way my cursing will likely involve demands for peanut butter and jelly or pornography...
    Those are my principles. If you don\'t like them I have others. -Groucho Marx

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    #89
    Senior Member

    Moderation poll for politics

    A wizened old man, cursing and yelling for porno. What an image.

    You know, in that same retirement home where my grandmother and Miss Effie were, there was an old man named Mr. Jordan. Pronounced "Jerdan" in the Southern way. During his lifetime, he was the sheriff and later the mayor. As a senile senior, he was completely lecherous, and he might well been the one who got Miss Effie started, now that I think about it. He'd creep around the halls and into old ladies' rooms when they were napping and reach under their covers and try and cop a feel. After he got where he couldn't walk anymore, he'd make his rounds in a wheelchair. My grandmother, who was also a genteel, well-mannered type, would occasionally wake up to feel a trembling old hand making its way up her leg. "What the hell are you doing in my room, Richard Jordan?" the ladies would ask . . . .

    OK, enough nursing home stories. We already know the sorts of things we can look forward to in our golden years.
    [SIZE=\"4\"]\"That best portion of a good man\'s life: his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love.\"[/SIZE]
    [align=center]William Wordsworth, English poet (1770 - 1850)[/align]

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