"Support the troops"

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by GBBob

Holy smokes..How can I follow up that info
You can be my ghost poster from now on

Now you all know what I did in high school instead of date. Me big nerd. Now me big nerd who can Google fast.

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Now you all know what I did in high school instead of date. Me big nerd. Now me big nerd who can Google fast.

What about you,,, MenuInWisk?

Yeah I don't like to use Google to get my point across. I think it's a little condescending towards others to do so. If I can't recall what i've read and can't articulate what I believe without using a search engine, then i've become nothing more than a parrot.

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Yeah I don't like to use Google to get my point across. I think it's a little condescending towards others to do so. If I can't recall what i've read and can't articulate what I believe without using a search engine, then i've become nothing more than a parrot.

I used to be the same way, but then this administration just blew the lid off of outrageous **** that based on the sheer volume of it, I couldn't possibly keep up with all of it and memorize all of it. Hopefully my brain can go back to being the bonafide copy machine it used to be once we get a new administration who onlly betrays their base and breaks the law on a semi-regular basis, instead of thrice daily.

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Yeah I don't like to use Google to get my point across. I think it's a little condescending towards others to do so. If I can't recall what i've read and can't articulate what I believe without using a search engine, then i've become nothing more than a parrot.

That's quite possibly the silliest thing I've read. Google is a gigantic research library, right at one's fingertips- if a quote or accusation gets posted, with no context attached, it gives one the opportunity to do some research and find out whether it's true, misquoted, or more sh*t made up by Bill O'Reilly.

I take it you don't like to read anything non-fiction, do you Pillowpants? Seeing as how factual books have to back up what they say with other facts- you know, that section in the back of the book that lists lots of other books. I think it's called a bibliography. I mean, if the author doesn't have the information placed in his or her head by God, then he or she must be condescending to the reader by trying to back up what he or she is saying with facts, right?

Or are you just trying to justify why you didn't study in high school with this whole ridiculous "parrot" thing? Though, of course, you might have been dating, unlike some of us.

God save us from people who think they're done learning at 18. Some of them, unfortunately, are now running the country.

[GenuineRisk]

By the way, I don't need no stinkin' search engine to articulate what I believe, but I'm the first to say there's lots and lots of things I don't know. And so I thank Al Gore for co-sponsoring the Information Infrastructure and Technology Act of 1992, which opened the internet to commercial traffic and now provides us with something to occupy our idle hours. Like googling "Al Gore invent internet true quote" Here's the link to Snopes:

http://www.snopes.com/quotes/internet.asp

Yet another misquote.

Though in bi-partisanship, I'll note Nixon never said he had a secret plan to end the Vietnam war, either.

[Crown@club]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

By the way, I don't need no stinkin' search engine to articulate what I believe, but I'm the first to say there's lots and lots of things I don't know. And so I thank Al Gore for co-sponsoring the Information Infrastructure and Technology Act of 1992, which opened the internet to commercial traffic and now provides us with something to occupy our idle hours. Like googling "Al Gore invent internet true quote" Here's the link to Snopes:

http://www.snopes.com/quotes/internet.asp

Yet another misquote.

Though in bi-partisanship, I'll note Nixon never said he had a secret plan to end the Vietnam war, either.

Thats funny. I'm pretty sure there was commercial traffic in the mid 80's, or I was doing something illegal back when I was in school.

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

By the way, I don't need no stinkin' search engine to articulate what I believe, but I'm the first to say there's lots and lots of things I don't know. And so I thank Al Gore for co-sponsoring the Information Infrastructure and Technology Act of 1992, which opened the internet to commercial traffic and now provides us with something to occupy our idle hours. Like googling "Al Gore invent internet true quote" Here's the link to Snopes:

http://www.snopes.com/quotes/internet.asp

Yet another misquote.

Though in bi-partisanship, I'll note Nixon never said he had a secret plan to end the Vietnam war, either.

You ,too, lady.

[SilverRP]

I see there is very little discussion that goes on here in this part of the forum. That's ok, heck it is a horse racing site afterall.

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

That's quite possibly the silliest thing I've read. Google is a gigantic research library, right at one's fingertips- if a quote or accusation gets posted, with no context attached, it gives one the opportunity to do some research and find out whether it's true, misquoted, or more sh*t made up by Bill O'Reilly.

I take it you don't like to read anything non-fiction, do you Pillowpants? Seeing as how factual books have to back up what they say with other facts- you know, that section in the back of the book that lists lots of other books. I think it's called a bibliography. I mean, if the author doesn't have the information placed in his or her head by God, then he or she must be condescending to the reader by trying to back up what he or she is saying with facts, right?

Or are you just trying to justify why you didn't study in high school with this whole ridiculous "parrot" thing? Though, of course, you might have been dating, unlike some of us.

God save us from people who think they're done learning at 18. Some of them, unfortunately, are now running the country.

Thanks for proving my point. Not once did you share your opinion in your previous post, that was just a google cluster**** of liberal proportions. Have a nice day.

[SentToStud]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Thanks for proving my point. Not once did you share your opinion in your previous post, that was just a google cluster**** of liberal proportions. Have a nice day.

You tell 'em son.

Originally Posted by SentToStud

You tell 'em son.

Rehashing the same material. Hack.

By the way, nice capping Monday at 'toga.

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Thanks for proving my point. Not once did you share your opinion in your previous post, that was just a google cluster**** of liberal proportions. Have a nice day.

Well, as Stephen Colbert said, "reality has a well-known liberal bias."

Pillow Pants, all I was doing was pointing out the press taking things out of context- there's no opinion required there. If a kid says 2+2=5, I'm not stating my opinion by telling him it's actually 2+2=4. It's 4.

Of course, math has a well-known liberal bias, too, I'm sure.

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Well, as Stephen Colbert said, "reality has a well-known liberal bias."

Pillow Pants, all I was doing was pointing out the press taking things out of context- there's no opinion required there. If a kid says 2+2=5, I'm not stating my opinion by telling him it's actually 2+2=4. It's 4.

Of course, math has a well-known liberal bias, too, I'm sure.

God you're stupid.