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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (20294)	1/3/2012 1:03:29 AM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24758

You clearly have no idea what I believe. I know what you believe, a bunch of false trash that will deliver you a lot of grief. Context in a conversation is important. Let's assume that's pertinent. If you are talking about wealth that can be transferred to others, it is something that money can buy. ? Huh? Blows the context. Misses my repeated point. Contradicts your earlier denials. That's why I posted the truth,according to Eric Holder, for context. I have chosen a career in the past seven years that allows me to spend a ridiculous amount of time coaching baseball, being a commissioner of the league, shuttling my kid around to bowling tournaments and being the team parent for his wrestling team. Walked right into it. I knew I could flush out a floozy without the slightest effort. I have six more years to accumulate this kind of wealth...if I am lucky. Is it the fire then? You live your life for your children. Pathetic. I'm warning you since you have learned NOTHING from life, that your quaint little gay fair is going to come crashing down on you just as it has to all parents when so deluded. When one thinks of people of the past do they ever talk about their children? NO! In contrast, look at you. You are going to get your ass kicked and your son is going to do the kicking. In the 90s, before my son was born, I worked at Cisco Systems This plug shows that you're a loser. You're a loser because you got aboard a loser company led by a loser CEO,and you did it to get the munnee. I'd call you a typical sell out who ends up in the OWS. The nation is filled with your type. It's a nation of losers. Watch and see. and made great money. This plug shows that your "wealth" is where your heart is, in the garage. I make much less nowadays, by choice. He beats his chest indicative of another cop calling weakling. Talking about the kind of wealth that isn't transferable to others makes no sense. This plug seeks to establish your PC entitlements. What do you think you will get from this woosy plea except derision? It's embarrassing. Nobody else can appreciate the value I get from my experience raising my son. Above I told you that you would get your ass kicked because of this attitude. It reminds me of the Little League. In the end the parents are out on the diamond playing for their kids,that is, after they've driven them there,and before they drive them back to their cells. Your mistake is that you think you can read minds. You're so transparent and vapid it's easy to read your mind and your future. You're going to get your ass kicked, royally, and in particular, from your family. If you could get any of those who post here to admit the truth, they'd tell you the same. Takes no crystal ball. But you couldn't get many. They all have to delude themselves into believing they're safe in their cocoons and in their gay fairs too. As you get older you give up all such vain thinking, and you resent not having chosen another path. Don't blame me. All old people know this but they won't tell you about it because they're absolutely convinced you wouldn't believe them, and they're right. Can someone tell me if there is any manliness left in this pathetic nation of LOSERS ?

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (20294)	1/3/2012 8:00:58 AM
From: sixty2nds	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24758

<<<You are closer to him than to me. You want the things money can buy. Context in a conversation is important. If you are talking about wealth that can be transferred to others, it is something that money can buy. I have chosen a career in the past seven years that allows me to spend a ridiculous amount of time coaching baseball, being a commissioner of the league, shuttling my kid around to bowling tournaments and being the team parent for his wrestling team. I have six more years to accumulate this kind of wealth...if I am lucky. In the 90s, before my son was born, I worked at Cisco Systems and made great money. I make much less nowadays, by choice. Talking about the kind of wealth that isn't transferable to others makes no sense. Nobody else can appreciate the value I get from my experience raising my son. Your mistake is that you think you can read minds. >>> One can only read what is written... Given the heat of the discussion... Take a moment and reread your statements above slowly. Would you care to make any changes or do you stand on what is written? 60