You need the tutoring, although you probably lack the talent to improve, so I will desist.

Interesting that you keep making gay remarks – are you looking for someone to chaperon you into the gay community for your first experience? Either that, or, like most libs, you are actually a homophobe at heart, and call anyone gay that isn’t intimidated by your rants.

I truly wonder why libs slander in sexual terms? You’ve lobbed incest and homosexuality at me, while I hammer you for low intelligence. I am sure you are revealing something about yourself, if only I cared as to what.

God this guy is an ass. Jason, the only thing visible in your writing is unearned arrogance. Nobody here cares about any patents you may or may not have. Nobody needs idiot lessons from you, except frank m and his ilk. and nobody needs to know that you compulsively write your phone number on the stalls of public bathrooms in melburne.

Then go to uspto.gov and look up my 7 patents, I am just trying to teach little tommy baker how to debate, so that he doesn’t keep embarassing himself.

Now, try again.

Comment by Jason M. Hendler — December 12, 2007 @ 5:10 pm

Known by who, Jason? You think anybody here believes for a minute you went to Stanford when you don’t know how to spell or use punctuation. We’re not as dumb as we know you are.

LOL – satire / irony just doesn’t come naturally to you, does it? Let me help you – those approaches are far more effective when they build on existing truths about an individual, and not when they run contrary to obvious facts. Taunting me about getting a GED fall flat when its known that I have an MSEE from Stanford University, and my education / intelligence is visible in my writing.

Now, try again.

Since you are being nice, I will let you in on a little secret. Transitive property doesn’t apply in this case, when leading Rep candidates are all governors / mayors, not Washington Senators. In the general election debates, Hill’reh will be far more susceptible to status quo criticism, than any of the leading Reps.

I’ll pass on another dose of your brand of economic medicine. Odds are, America will too.

Comment by Jason M. Hendler — December 12, 2007 @ 4:36 pm

Of course Bush isn’t running in 2008. However, his policies will live on as long as the current crop of GOP candidates continue to defend them.

It’s those policies that will be up for re-election in 2008. And we care about them. Not only that, but quite a few Republicans do, too.

Trends are not looking good for Dems to capitalize on Bush’s unpopularity – I guess no one told them that Bush isn’t running in 2008. You had your premature electionation in 2006, and, as expected, managed to make yourselves less popular than Bush.

All this really proves is that government isn’t very effective, and free market capitalists are left to solve the big problems – renewable energy, stem cells, etc.

If you could get it up in front of a girl, I’d be amazed.

Comment by Zooey — December 12, 2007 @ 2:27 pm

If he could get it up with OR without a girl present maybe he wouldn’t sound like such a D*CK.

Comment by Minotaur — December 12, 2007 @ 2:25 pm

Your old girlfriend just called Minnie, she said you can’t his anything, even once, not so anybody would notice. And yes, size does matter.

Comment by Minotaur — December 12, 2007 @ 2:24 pm

You’d think the Republicans would be pro abortion when so many of them grow up to be knuckle dragging neandrathals that look … just … like … YOU … Minibrain.

Comment by Jason M. Hendler — December 12, 2007 @ 2:17 pm

If you watched the video Jason M. Heinie, you’d have seen Laura Bush sitting there with the two dogs, no not W and Tony, the smart ones Barney and Beasly. And you might have noticed she was unable to smile because her face was too tight. That would of course require you paid attention and had a clue. Sorry I forgot who I was talking to.

Comment by Anjuna Laguna @ 22

Mentally? or in Dog years?