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6 Dec 2009, 06:33 #30701
Eve wrote:

PR is PR.

Even better than the real thing...... ;)


Just waiting for 10th mistress to come forward and start ---> :blahblah:
6 Dec 2009, 06:35 #30702
Eve wrote:

PR is PR.

Even better than the real thing...... ;)


Yuppers.. As a dedicated golfer, he is my idol. There is not the least bit of tarnishment in my mind. In fact this makes him more human.... Prior to this he was just a little too perfect. Now he's one of us..... :thumbsup:
6 Dec 2009, 06:38 #30703
ralphm1999 wrote:. Now he's one of us..... :thumbsup:


But Ive never had even one mistress...

Tu_triky wrote:

Just waiting for 10th mistress to come forward and start ---> :blahblah:


let alone 10......... ;)
6 Dec 2009, 08:23 #30704
Eve wrote:

But Ive never had even one mistress...


let alone 10......... ;)


It's a guy thing.... :notell:
6 Dec 2009, 08:51 #30705
ralphm1999 wrote:

It's a guy thing.... :notell:


I've told my husband.

He says you lie....... :hehe: ;)

Seriously though, TIger is going to have a whole new batch of products he can endorse like........

New shatterproof windshields.... :victory:

(Or maybe he needs a Beast like Obama has)
6 Dec 2009, 23:49 #30706
Can someone help me solved this problem:

X X X





o o o



Each circle needs to connect to each X with a line. However, the lines can't cross each other. Is it possible?
6 Dec 2009, 23:54 #30707
It's possible. Have the middle o connect straight lines to the 3 x.

And for the outside o's, just loop outside at opposite corners to the x's, if that makes sense.
7 Dec 2009, 00:20 #30708
xploring wrote:It's possible. Have the middle o connect straight lines to the 3 x.

And for the outside o's, just loop outside at opposite corners to the x's, if that makes sense.


This didn't work for me. The lines at the top cross.
7 Dec 2009, 02:11 #30709
Get a load of this crap...

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The New Republic

Palin's Father: She Left Hawaii Because Asians Made Her Uncomfortable

12-4-09

Did Sarah Palin leave Hawaii because there were too many Asians? In the New Yorker review of "Going Rogue," Sam Tanenhaus writes that Palin's father suggested as much to the reporters who wrote "Sarah From Alaska." The account contradicts the former Alaska governor's own description of her reasons for leaving college in Hawaii after only one semester.

Palin, though notoriously ill-traveled outside the United States, did journey far to the first of the four colleges she attended, in Hawaii. She and a friend who went with her lasted only one semester. "Hawaii was a little too perfect," Palin writes. "Perpetual sunshine isn't necessarily conducive to serious academics for eighteen-year-old Alaska girls." Perhaps not. But Palin's father, Chuck Heath, gave a different account to Conroy and Walshe. According to him, the presence of so many Asians and Pacific Islanders made her uncomfortable: "They were a minority type thing and it wasn't glamorous, so she came home." In any case, Palin reports that she much preferred her last stop, the University of Idaho, "because it was much like Alaska yet still 'Outside.' "
7 Dec 2009, 03:02 #30710
Tu_triky wrote:Palin's Father: She Left Hawaii Because Asians Made Her Uncomfortable

One word: BITCH.

EDIT: RACIST BITCH.
7 Dec 2009, 03:07 #30711
bmwracer wrote:
One word: BITCH.


Country bumpkin man....anybody who went to five colleges just to complete a degree is the definition of FAIL. She gets the finger, both of them. :finger_devil:
7 Dec 2009, 03:14 #30712
Tu_triky wrote:Country bumpkin man....anybody who went to five colleges just to complete a degree is the definition of FAIL. She gets the finger, both of them. :finger_devil:

What's worrisome is that a lot of people are still embracing this fool even though she time and time again shows her true colors. :shakehead:
7 Dec 2009, 03:19 #30713
My thoughts on this Palin Hawaii thing: I don't care if she has a problem with Asians, just as long as she left the islands. We don't want idiots like her here. Same goes for the snooty, know-it-all people. Go back to where you came from. :usuck:
7 Dec 2009, 03:23 #30714
bmwracer wrote:
What's worrisome is that a lot of people are still embracing this fool even though she time and time again shows her true colors. :shakehead:


Those fools would suck her toes and it would be the highlight of their lives.
7 Dec 2009, 03:25 #30715
sadacori wrote:My thoughts on this Palin Hawaii thing: I don't care if she has a problem with Asians, just as long as she left the islands. We don't want idiots like her here. Same goes for the snooty, know-it-all people. Go back to where you came from. :usuck:


She left cuz she quit...and you're better off for it! Sounds she set her pattern of quitting early on in life. Perhaps she'll quit trying to sound literate.
7 Dec 2009, 05:06 #30716
Political talk is now allowed openly throughout the forum? :headscratch:
7 Dec 2009, 05:18 · edited #30717
Kijinnmaru wrote:Political talk is now allowed openly throughout the forum? :headscratch:


Has nothing to do with politics, has to do with racism. Quote from article:Palin's father, Chuck Heath, gave a different account to Conroy and Walshe. According to him, the presence of so many Asians and Pacific Islanders made her uncomfortable.

Nobody's mentioned politics once.

Oops, by answering this nutcase I'm violating one of my oldest precepts, "Never argue with an idiot!!" :bonk:
7 Dec 2009, 05:26 #30718
gaijinmark wrote:

Has nothing to do with politics, has to do with racism. Quote from article:Palin's father, Chuck Heath, gave a different account to Conroy and Walshe. According to him, the presence of so many Asians and Pacific Islanders made her uncomfortable.

Nobody's mentioned politics once.


Thank you.
7 Dec 2009, 05:41 #30719
gaijinmark wrote:

Has nothing to do with politics, has to do with racism. Quote from article:Palin's father, Chuck Heath, gave a different account to Conroy and Walshe. According to him, the presence of so many Asians and Pacific Islanders made her uncomfortable.

Nobody's mentioned politics once.

Um no. Palin is a political figure and your attacks on her are grounded purely in your own political ideology. The "racism" remark is based on a New Yorker review of a a book written by authors who said her father suggested she left Hawaii because of a race thing. That's three layers of suggestions, none of them coming from her, nor concrete. But because you hate her due to political differences, you jump right on it and take it to be true. That's politics. I don't really care to defend Palin, but I'll call BS when I see it. There's a politics thread for this; I stay out as to not upset the liberal flow of this board. Afford me the same courtesy.
7 Dec 2009, 06:04 #30720
I disagree. If a sporting figure had made a racist remark, would that make it something for the sport thread? You can make it sound any way you like. Sure, certain people may not like Palin's politics, but they are not attacking her politics, they are commenting on her alleged racist remarks.

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