Thinkingstuff
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>Can you really be a rebel if your not treated as a citizen?
Like the residents of D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam, the Marshall Islands . . . ?
No not like that.
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>Can you really be a rebel if your not treated as a citizen?
Like the residents of D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam, the Marshall Islands . . . ?
And who bailed you out in your War of Independence? Oh yes, those cheese-eating surrender monkeys...
]"I remember him saying that if you look at these housing estates and high-rise flats - look at all the windows.
"Behind every one of these windows is somebody who might be a horse-jumping champion, a formula one racing champion, a yachtsman of great degree, but he'll never know because he'll never step on a yacht or formula one car - he'll never get the chance."
Heh heh!
To return to a more serious note, re equality of opportunity, I think it's worth listening to the eulogy given by the comedian Billy Connolly at the funeral of Scottish trade union leader Billy Reid yesterday; in the first minute or so he talks about that very subject.
[ETA - it's just occurred to me that you might have to be resident in the UK to access the eulogy so the pertinent section of Connolly's speech is reproduced below:
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Cadburys have been taken over by Kraft so any problems are the fault of the Americans from now on...same as everything else that goes wrong in the world. My business isn't doing so well and it's raining today, so I fancy a burning session of Old Glory.
Heh heh!
To return to a more serious note, re equality of opportunity, I think it's worth listening to the eulogy given by the comedian Billy Connolly at the funeral of Scottish trade union leader Billy Reid yesterday; in the first minute or so he talks about that very subject.
[ETA - it's just occurred to me that you might have to be resident in the UK to access the eulogy so the pertinent section of Connolly's speech is reproduced below:
]
Again that is related to the equalness of of wealth. It could just as easily be said behind every one of those windows is another Paris Hilton, a Tom Cruise, a Anna Nicole Smith. Wealth doesn't solve all issues. Nor is equal opportunity equal to equality of wealth. Having no restrictions on what you chose to do with what ever you have is true liberty.
Dunno...I prefer the Hebridean singles: nice peaty, phenol-y stuff like Laphroaig, Jura, etcI will have to add a bottle of 12 yr old Dewers-Single Malt to the deal.
rotten corporate nit wits wreck everything......Dewers is OK though....right?
Cadburys have been taken over by Kraft so any problems are the fault of the Americans from now on...same as everything else that goes wrong in the world. My business isn't doing so well and it's raining today, so I fancy a burning session of Old Glory.
If you were a Dem in this country you could just tack onto the list things Bush is reponsible for. I am surprise that someone has not yet blamed him for the cause of man falling into sin.
BTW: I love Bush, one of those pesky Republicans.
Dunno...I prefer the Hebridean singles: nice peaty, phenol-y stuff like Laphroaig, Jura, etc
If you were a Dem in this country you could just tack onto the list things Bush is reponsible for. I am surprise that someone has not yet blamed him for the cause of man falling into sin.
BTW: I love Bush, one of those pesky Republicans.
Better than in someone else's...Honestly..... "I just threw up in my mouth"
Lager is verily an abomination unto the Lord which causeth a foul stench in His nostrils; 'tis the veritable willy-water of the Devil and he who doth sup it doth sup with Beelzebub himself. The process of continuous fermentation, by which it is claimed by those in the Romish areas of Europe that all the sugar changeth completely into alcohol, cannot be proved from Holy Writ and is repugnant thereto, although the Real Ale in the Elements is of course to be encouraged in these parts.
No No NO! That's even worse. Real Ale only for me. Being an Anglican, I also like GIN. Plus single malt Scotch and red wine.