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Title: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: franksolich on November 25, 2008, 04:01:18 AM
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x4528803

Oh my.

The low-calorie primitive:

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SoCalDem  (1000+ posts)        Mon Nov-24-08 05:27 PM
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"Earth" is no longer a suitable name for our planet.

We should re-name ourselves Ponzi..

If Pluto can be downgraded from planet to space rock, surely we could change our name

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JDwho (249 posts)        Mon Nov-24-08 05:31 PM
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3. I posted this yesterday...you may like it considering your title 

A twelve year old speaking to the UN about the condition of our world.

Favorite line: You adults don't know how to fix these things, so quit breaking them.

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SoCalDem  (1000+ posts)        Mon Nov-24-08 05:32 PM
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5. Kids always speak the truth, don't they?

During the '00 recount, my friend's daughter said " Why don't they just count ALL the votes, and whoever has the most, wins"?..she was in 5th grade..

Yeah, why didn't they re-count all the votes in Florida in 2000?

Why'd Alphonse Capote Gore want only some of the votes re-counted?

The low-calorie primitive's such a blubberhead.

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JDwho (249 posts)        Tue Nov-25-08 04:03 AM
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8. And they relay their succinct message so much better than us most of the time.   

Love the, "why don't they just count all the votes, and whomever has the most, wins".

Now, why didn't we think of that??

George Bush thought of it, but Alphonse Capote Gore didn't want to.
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: JohnnyReb on November 25, 2008, 07:55:54 AM
"Earth" is no longer a suitable name for our planet"

Well then, how 'bout, "Gods Chia pet"?........works for me. :-)
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: delilahmused on November 27, 2008, 05:00:48 AM
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JDwho (249 posts)        Mon Nov-24-08 05:31 PM
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3. I posted this yesterday...you may like it considering your title

A twelve year old speaking to the UN about the condition of our world.

Favorite line: You adults don't know how to fix these things, so quit breaking them.

About the time my 12 year old said that to me (or any adult if I was in hearing range) he'd be sent to his room...right after I told him if he was so smart he might as well go out and get a job and apartment in the morning. I wouldn't want to stifle his creativity and problem solving ability by weighing him down with silly little rules...like treating adults with respect.

Oh, and about kids speaking the truth, over the years I've heard such gems as "we weren't kicking the ball in the house", (while a soccer ball rested amidst what was left of a lamp I'd just bought a few days before); "I don't know how the kool-aid got on the hall rug" (in our house, Jesus may walk on water but, evidently kool-aid can fly), and "I didn't hit my brother on purpose, my hand has a mind of its own". I think libs see such truch in children because their thoughts are just as simplistic.

Cindie
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: Vagabond on November 27, 2008, 06:47:29 AM
About the time my 12 year old said that to me (or any adult if I was in hearing range) he'd be sent to his room...right after I told him if he was so smart he might as well go out and get a job and apartment in the morning. I wouldn't want to stifle his creativity and problem solving ability by weighing him down with silly little rules...like treating adults with respect.

Oh, and about kids speaking the truth, over the years I've heard such gems as "we weren't kicking the ball in the house", (while a soccer ball rested amidst what was left of a lamp I'd just bought a few days before); "I don't know how the kool-aid got on the hall rug" (in our house, Jesus may walk on water but, evidently kool-aid can fly), and "I didn't hit my brother on purpose, my hand has a mind of its own". I think libs see such truch in children because their thoughts are just as simplistic.

Cindie
I think the best I've heard so far is, "Trixie (the dog) did it."   Referring to some paper that had been ripped up and spread all over the living room.  Which isn't something Trixie has ever done, if it isn't a tennis ball or food she isn't interested.

My neighbor's son about a year ago told her, "No mom, I didn't drive the car anywhere."  The car was facing the wrong direction in the wrong spot from where she had left it.
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: jinxmchue on November 27, 2008, 08:40:41 AM
I would think they'd want to rename the planet "Obamaworld" or something.
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: Red October on November 27, 2008, 08:52:18 AM
I would think they'd want to rename the planet "Obamaworld" or something.

Third Bar-rock from the Sun
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: DarkHalo on November 27, 2008, 01:28:59 PM
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SoCalDem  (1000+ posts)        Mon Nov-24-08 05:32 PM
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5. Kids always speak the truth, don't they?

During the '00 recount, my friend's daughter said " Why don't they just count ALL the votes, and whoever has the most, wins"?..she was in 5th grade..

Ummmm except wasnt AlBore trying to get our troops votes NOT counted?
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: AllosaursRus on November 27, 2008, 04:27:49 PM
This is AMAZING! Every time I ask my grandchildren what happened, the first thing out of their mouths is "I don't know"!

Whoda thunk they had such deep philisophical views wrapped up it "I don't know".
Title: Re: low-calorie primitive wants to re-name the globe
Post by: Eupher on November 27, 2008, 05:41:40 PM
Third Bar-rock from the Sun

 :rotf:

h5 for creativity