Nolimitsoldier, you should read the book "Unintended Consequences" by John Ross.Originally Posted by ghettodub
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Nolimitsoldier, you should read the book "Unintended Consequences" by John Ross.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Books eh? those the movies on paper things? And why should I read it?
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"Al Qaeda had better benefits than Wal-Mart. Although at Wal-Mart, you get to wear your vest more than once." -- Stephen Colbert
It will make you furious. It is basically a fiction book that goes through the last 100 years or so of some of our shittiest laws. Really nothing to do with this thread. People talk about it in on of the "books" threads I started.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Ok cool, I'm down for that. Gotta finish my uncle's latest book first and then I"ll look for that
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"Al Qaeda had better benefits than Wal-Mart. Although at Wal-Mart, you get to wear your vest more than once." -- Stephen Colbert
Some people are. I still maintain that most people vote for the person who appeals to them on a physical or emotional level. Then you have the people who would vote for Charles Manson because he has a D or an R behind his name.
Maes appears to be on the run. Like the looper Maes can't handle the pressure of hard questions. Crash and burn Dan Maes you con.
In the Denver Post today, there was a story about Dan Maes "exaggerating" his work as a Kansas police officer. Apparently, he blogged he worked "undercover" for the Kansas Bureau of Investigation working on a gambling and drug probe. After KBI officials came out and denied involvement with Maes, he has backed away from his blogging claims.
A statement he wrote on his campaign website that was later removed said: "At one point in my 2 years there I was place (sic) undercover by the Kansas Bureau of Investigations (sic) to gather information inside a bookmaking ring that was also allegedly selling drugs. I got too close to some significant people in the community who were involved in these activities and abruptly was dismissed from my position. Some people are probably taking that a little too literally," he said. "I was a city police officer providing information to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation."
Maes said that he could not offer records to back that up. "This was 25 years ago," he said, adding: "It's just not worth covering that much. It's a nonissue."
"Those comments might have been incorrect comments," Maes said.
Who wrote them (the comments) on the website? Maes did.
Maes is not a valid candidate, no matter what the Tea Party people believe.
Read more: GOP gubernatorial candidate Maes backs off claims of undercover police work - The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_15...#ixzz0yIVxD7aE
Kinda like Steven Seagal? haha
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Another backer withdraws endorsement.......this one is pretty big though, Hank Brown.
http://blogs.denverpost.com/thespot/...vs-race/14200/
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I heard this on the radio today.
Theres a kick in the 'nads to Maes.
Not like he is kicking his own
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No doubt, the looper don't gotta to nuttin ta Maes. Maes be kickin' his own ass!I heard this on the radio today.
Theres a kick in the 'nads to Maes.
Not like he is kicking his own
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