Vic
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It is possible to believe in liberty and not be an extremist. In fact, from my viewpoint, extremists are almost always authoritarians trying to inflict their own personal worldviews on everyone else, supposedly for our own good.
Heinlein said it best IMO: "Political tags ? such as royalist, communist, democrat, populist, fascist, liberal, conservative, and so forth ? are never basic criteria. The human race divides politically into those who want people to be controlled and those who have no such desire. The former are idealists acting from highest motives for the greatest good of the greatest number. The latter are surly curmudgeons, suspicious and lacking in altruism. But they are more comfortable neighbors than the other sort."
I'm the latter. So are most people really. They're just usually not as vocal about it as I am, while the former tend to be very vocal no matter what political tag or side they claim for themselves.
edit: BTW, lighten up, this thread is obviously a joke.
And Chris Rock.... Bet you tell all his jokes at the watercooler.
If it's the redneck comments that disturb you, you need to do a little research on young Levi Johnston, self-proclaimed f**kin' redneck
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Plenty of people that are "self-proclaimed" ni**ers. I doubt very many people here would think it ok to say they are having a ni**ger wedding.
Some of us trace our redneck hillbilly lineage back a long way and your level of NASCAR redneckedness may only be determined if you can identify these 5 drivers from my home track.
Free :beer: for you if you can
Red Dawn
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Darryl Waltrip, Awesome Bill Elliot, Junior Johnson, Dale Earnhardt and I can't make out the last car.Originally posted by: heyheybooboo
Some of us trace our redneck hillbilly lineage back a long way and your level of NASCAR redneckedness may only be determined if you can identify these 5 drivers from my home track.
Free :beer: for you if you can
Lemon law
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No No No, we need the Levi Johnston Bristol Palin Wedding ASAP. The wedding gifts it will inspire will supercharge both the US and Chinese economies. As millions of duplicate toasters, clocks, blenders, and other such paraphernalia will fly off of store shelves. And Levi and Bristol will have to spend many lifetimes trying to get refunds on them all.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Darryl Waltrip, Awesome Bill Elliot, Junior Johnson, Dale Earnhardt and I can't make out the last car.Originally posted by: heyheybooboo
Some of us trace our redneck hillbilly lineage back a long way and your level of NASCAR redneckedness may only be determined if you can identify these 5 drivers from my home track.
Free :beer: for you if you can
Ding! Ding! Doh! Ding!
The #27 is Rusty Wallace. The last car is the #8 Miller High Life Buick driven by Bobby Hillin, Jr. It's a trick question because Bobby Allison drove the #12 Miller High Life in this race (Spring of 1988) - his last at North Wilkesboro - and that's what most folks guess. 2 months later Allison nearly died in a crash at Pocono - his last race.
:beer: 's on me
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