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Originally Posted by rspears

Ya' know guys, I'm reminded of an old saying I picked up down in the Ozarks of my youth,

A opposing point of view sounds like something your not familiar with Roger. Just all your way or no way.

Not a opposing view for the sake of a debate.Really how I feel.

But gezz Roger,ya got me posting again on off topic subjects which is going to get both of us in trouble..............

That's OK bud.I still like ya.

Originally Posted by rspears

Ya' know guys, I'm reminded of an old saying I picked up down in the Ozarks of my youth,

A opposing point of view sounds like something your not familiar with Roger. Just all your way or no way.

Not a opposing view for the sake of a debate.Really how I feel.

But gezz Roger,ya got me posting again on off topic subjects which is going to get both of us in trouble..............

That's OK bud.I still like ya.

The fact of the matter is, yes, Bush was not the best president. one of the wars was not necessary, however neither was Korea ( Truman, Democrat ), Vietnam war ( Kennedy, Democrat ) ( Johnson, Democrat ) and finally 1 republican who ended the war.

Quite simply, The President should do his job. Pass a budget , Stabilize/ Keep Economy Stable. Those 2 things are key to a President's success among other things, yet Obama has yet to pass a budget, and the economy is still not stable. Obama himself said he had an " Incomplete ".

Roger, always enjoyed that little saying. Here's another one that seems appropriate right now:

"Never underestimate the difficulty of changing false beliefs by facts."

Matt, you give me hope for the younger people of today.................I hope there are enough of you.

Brent must be brewing something in the mainframe..................

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

Brent must be brewing something in the mainframe..................

OK, I'm game, why do you say that ? Was there a glitch that I missed

Originally Posted by mrmustang

OK, I'm game, why do you say that ? Was there a glitch that I missed

I hit the post button once, the computer churned for a few minutes and I got an error message that said the site timed out. Came back later and my post was up twice like a stutter...............so I edited the second one as I've retired from being the manager of the department of redundancy department.

Gary---I think you need some sleep----------

Ninth ward is in La, not Ms---------------

Your discussion about your racing---flipping race cars like these tv guys flippin houses-------I don't believe that anything you have described about racing is really about racing------

Originally Posted by jerry clayton

Gary---I think you need some sleep----------

Ninth ward is in La, not Ms---------------

Your discussion about your racing---flipping race cars like these tv guys flippin houses-------I don't believe that anything you have described about racing is really about racing------

As I told you,Dale has done that for yrs too. Made a decent living at it as well.

Eisenhower was the setting president when we sent advisers to vietnam . he did so because the treaty between france and vietnam gave too much power to the communist . but it was kennedy who increased the # of advisers and then johnson went batshit crazy .

so you want to get away from your comments about Mississippi??????????

Originally Posted by jerry clayton

so you want to get away from your comments about Mississippi??????????

Nope,your right about it not being Miss. But my point is still the same.

how skilled do you have to be to clean up debris ??? face it gary most of them didn't work before and will not work after . it is still not cleaned up to this day . there are many who will but they are the minority .

Originally Posted by shine

how skilled do you have to be to clean up debris ??? face it gary most of them didn't work before and will not work after . it is still not cleaned up to this day . there are many who will but they are the minority .

They got taken away from where they lived and put into trailers. Then forgotten as a solution.Oh,then got evicted out of the trailers. The trailers where never meant to be lived in full-time in the first place so once the people where evicted they where in such poor condition had to be destroyed. I know about that from a huge RV site I am apart of where some where bought and people telling us how bad they where.

Some of those people didn't want to return because of the high risk the area has. Below sea level and storms all the time and no support to resolve that.Only more of the same of being ignored. Shine as you said some did in fact did work on the clean up,but also some took the forced move as a chance to make a better life for themselves else where. A chance to start over.

[QUOTE=1gary;475293] The trailers where never meant to be lived in full-time in the first place so once the people where evicted they where in such poor condition had to be destroyed. I know about that from a huge RV site I am apart of where some where bought and people telling us how bad they where.

Maybe they weren't intended to be permanent residences but they weren't intended to be travel trailers either. They are presentable enough, though.

I'd love to have one parked beside a moderately remote lake where my grandson and I could wet an occasional fish hook!

Jim