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To: jlallen who wrote (503896)	8/12/2009 11:37:08 AM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576322

"I always do the right thing....life's much simpler that way." Since when? Since things have gone on with nothing but moronic one-liners from you, let me recap. Shorty posted go to any college when a conservative speaks there. Have we started throwing pies at the dem politicians yet ? Message 25840243 To which I replied Never seen it happen here. I think you are lying... siliconinvestor.com To which you wittingly responded Denial...its not just a river in Egypt! Message 25842800 Taking your post at face value, I replied No denial, just reality. But, ok. Can you provide a link to a report of that happening at Texas A&M? Come on. You should be able to do it. Right? Or, as is more likely, you are a dumb ass that doesn't know what you are talking about? Message 25843423 Realizing that you had screwed up, you tried to cover Where did I (or shorty) say anything about Texas A&M....? Please post that link. Which was pretty stupid, per usual. Note that Shorty posted go to any college when a conservative speaks there. "any college" means you can go to a college when a conservative speaks there and witness something like that. That is, unless you are using a 'special' dictionary. Now A&M, Brigham Young and any number of other colleges fall under this heading. So, while Shorty did not explicitly single out A&M, he implied it with his use of 'any'. And you, being the moron you are, jumped right in and ran with it. In other words, you were wrong. You did manage to scrape up a link which documented some cases, I guess because I never clicked through, but that is totally irrelevant. Just because something has occurred does not prove it happens universally. On the other hand, a single counter-example is enough to shoot such an argument down in flames. Which I did. This is the second time I've explained it to you. If the words I used are too big and confusing, let me know and I will try to rephrase for your limited mentality.