Ohh Thanks :)

Why does this not surprise me?

All this proves is that party affiliation is NOT a reliable index of “stoopit.” It seems, indeed, far more likely related to socio-geographical factors, regional considerations, and the number of pairs of grand-parents in the lineage. It seems the further one descends into the hog-belly/grits belt, all those factors seem to converge to create the epitome of “stoopit,” such as the aspirant legislator thumb-nailed in the piece above. They have tests for this kind of stuff. This is what the Louisiana legislator’s eugenics/sterilization bi9ll could have prevented…
October 13th, 2008 at 1:29 pm

Callin’ anyone “stoopit” just ain’t nice. It ain’t PC neither.

Reckon y’all confuse “stoopit” with creative now and again?

Check out this report from the cyber mist…

How would you pronounce this child’s name: “Le-a”?

Leah?? NO

Lee-A?? NOPE

Lay-a?? NO

Lei?? Guess Again

It’s pronounced “Ledasha”

Oh yes…you read it right.
This child attends a school in Livingston Parrish, L.A.

Her mother is irate because everyone is getting her name wrong. SO, if you see something come across your desk like this please remember to pronounce it correctly.

When the mother was asked about the pronunciation of the name, she said

“the dash don’t be silent!”

My problem is this person may be voting in a few weeks…

Reckon who the mama’ll be votin’ for?

tokin librul Says:
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All this proves is that party affiliation is NOT a reliable index of “stoopit.”

It is if we are talking about republicans. Democrats are truly more diverse.

See my post… There is no Dem party.

And thanks, hanshiro, I didn’t know that. I do read the paper and watch the local TV.. Guess who owns both….

For insight into Conley as well, I believe this is an important fact: His candidacy has been endorsed by Constitution Party presidential nominee Chuck Baldwin. I wouldn’t disagree with a few of his political beliefs like ending the Iraq War, opposition to the Patriot Act, and getting us out of NAFTA and CAFTA. But the rest of the stuff….wow!! I’m no fan of Graham’s, but if I lived in SC, I’d vote for him, not this so-called “Democrat.”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Baldwin#Baldwin.27s_Beliefs_and_Political_Views

I’m a New Yorker who lives in SC. I didn’t know this guy was running until I read this. That’s how strong the Dems are here. There isn’t anyone to run against Graham.

The weather is great most of the time, taxes low, food, etc reasonable…but there are times it is tough to live here. But I can’t afford to go back North, so just keep hoping. Look what’s happening in NC..there might be changes in the future.

flagged for spam. Are you a republican. Spammers are all republicans, they want something for nothing.

Contact TP and offer to pay them to advertise your crap or be gone.

Arctic Ghetto Says:
Ice core specialist will tell you that in our natural fluctuation of planet temperature the ice should be advancing now, not retreating. Perhaps Conley is hoping the independent voter is not well read. It is strange to see a Democrat pulling a Bush.

I need data to back this up. Do you have any links.

The deniers I am encountering are sticking tightly to the notion that this is a natural cycle and that we are actually having very little effect.

Sing along with me, EKennel: “I’m an idiot, and that’s okay….”

Earth will be fine without us.

At least he didn’t kill and enslave anybody… I don’t think :)