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OTHER STUFF

It ain't funny.

 

I'll knock a lung loose.

 

I'll kick yer ass so hard you'll have to clear yer throat to fart.

 

I'm tougher 'n a two dollar steak.

 

Grinning like a possum eatin’ a yellow jacket.

 

I'm gonna wipe the floor with ya, then whup yer ass for not gettin' in the corners.

 

I'm gonna hit ya so hard, yer kids'll be borned dizzy.

 

That shines like a diamond in a goat’s ass.

 

I'm gonna kick yer ass so hard you can whistle through yer hemorrhoids.

 

I'll be on you like Bobby Knight on a point guard.

I was getting ready to come over there and box your ears

You ain't bigger than a pop corn fart

I’m ready to knock a pop knot on your head big enough to need a birth certificate

I'm getting ready to kick your ass so hard you're gonna eat dingleberries in your Cap'N Crunch

I was getting ready to be on you like a cockroach on a HoneyBun

It's gonna be nothing for me to get down there to clean your clock.

I'll be on you like ants on a fish head

I'll punch you right between the running lights

Be on somebody like ugly on a baboon's ass

I'm gonna be on you like a wet fart on satin panties

Getting ready to put a pop knot on your head big enough to have it's own social security number

I'm getting ready to be on somebody like a piss ant in a bedroll.

You’re so fat, you need neck deodorant.

I’ll pop a damned knot on your head so big, it’ll need a zip-code.

I’ll be on you like a duck on a June bug.

I’m so damned hard you could roller skate on me.

Yer’ picken’ fly shit out of pepper now.

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What's up with the s p a c i n g ?
 
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gster said:
 
Tracy- If you put redneck stuff too close together they'll spontaneously combust! It's sorta like reaching critical mass. Very dangerous stuff.

G
 
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Vaughn Tolle said:
 
Tracy, the above is better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
 
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gster said:
 
Runnin' 'round like a head with its chicken cut off.
 
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Vaughn Tolle said:
 
Related to the "red" in redneck, the following came to my attention, and, following reading of the same, made me wonder if this isn't yet another example of the law of unintended consequences, given the fact that the Iraq misadventure has been funded off budget primarily by the sale of Treasury securities. The Chinese have been particularly helpful bankers.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/m...
 
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Vaughn Tolle said:
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6937476....

Any bets on how long it will be until the Creationists/Intelligent Design folks will be using this in support of their position? Of course, that will be due to their failure to read and understand it.
 
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"PROOF IS IN THE PUDDIN'"

I guess some of these are more like proverbs.
 
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lindainks55 said:
 
I should have put my "trite and inaccurate phrases" link here. Sorry to duplicate, but maybe it belongs here.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19999629/site/newsweek...
 
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lindainks55 said:
 
Vaughn, The article you posted about our Chinese bankers says, "...foreign control over 44pc of the US national debt had left America acutely vulnerable." Seems bushco has done a marvelous job of increasing our country's vulnerabilities in many areas! Scary stuff, huh? FORTY FOUR PERCENT.
 
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Vaughn Tolle said:
 
Linda, the power of the Chinese to disrupt not only our economy but the world's economy exists due to the financing of the Iraq war "off budget". Such is the result of political decisions to keep the true cost of the mess in Iraq hidden. I am aware that war results in unexpected costs, but we've been messing around in Iraq long enough that there should be a good idea of the basic costs of the continuation of the operation, which should be reflected in the budgeting process. Of course, to do so would result in higher budget deficits, observable by all, which could result in lower stock prices, higher interest rates, and perhaps even (gasp) calls for higher income taxes on at least a part of the population which have support in the numbers.

The Administration, by its actions in financing the Iraq misadventure, have, IMO, created a much bigger threat to the U.S. and its economy than any action that al Qaeda could take, a bigger threat than "terrorism", a bigger threat than illegal immigration. Way to go, GWB et al.
 
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Vaughn Tolle said:
 
Another threat to the national economy. Again, avoidable to some extent had there been an attempt to meaningfully regulate subprime mortgage loans.

http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/09/news/economy/bc.ai...
 
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