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Politics : Piffer Thread on Political Rantings and Ravings -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (11223)	7/26/2003 8:50:29 AM
From: Rich1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14610

YAWN... You are full of crap.. We both know it.. You tried to build cordial relationship with me..LOL.. As far as your discussions with several members who cared.. The only two people I had any respect for was Jeff and Augustus and quite frankly they both disappointed me a long time ago. My response was I would do it... But you had Big balls for asking... And I did it but he had no interest. As far as the bad blood between your thread members...they for the most part emaulate you...kinda like sheep...Bah...Bah.... I guess you are the Jimmy Jones of SI... As far as regrets I regret that I let a jerkoff like you consume any of my time. As far as ruining threads...remember it was you that singlehandedly ran Tom Dorsey off these threads..forever.. It was you that took a thread that Jan started about PnF that had people making money and destroyed that.. As far as me posting/laughing at anyones comments and posting it..thats my right.. Its done on your thread everyday...but thats okay..Gimme a break... BTW why did the market rally yesterday.. Durable goods? New Home sales? Maybe Hussein is closer to being caught?? "Heres a quote from Todays Investors Business Daily... This marked the third straight Friday that the market rose on lighter trade. Though most businesses have curbed early dismissals, bolting for the Hamptons on Friday after lunch seems to remain a Wall Street tradition. The market appeared on its way to its second straight down day early on. But just after 11 a.m. EDT, reports began trickling in that U.S. soldiers had captured more than a dozen of Saddam Hussein's bodyguards. After hitting bottom just before 11, stocks swung sharply upward. The Dow shot up from a 27-point intraday loss to a 172-point gain by day's end, a swing of nearly 200 points." I know deep down inside you like the control that you have over your minions... You are their leader...they are your sheep....Bah Bah Bah.. I am done with you... I do however reserve the right to post/laugh at stoopid comments that you or others make... And if you or your friends dont like it thats too bad..