#1
Posted: 12/15/04 at 1:52pm
Beav - hello to you, darling! - you just made my day 
Give me those old fashioned morals!
#3
Posted: 12/15/04 at 1:55pm
i guess he benefitted from something else also... and then got caught...
Updated On: 12/15/04 at 01:55 PM
#4
Posted: 12/15/04 at 2:12pm
Priceless.
There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered.
- Nelson Mandela
#5
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:14pm
On a more serious note, I'm shocked to see that the exploitation of a minor makes so many days around here. That's delightful, people. Sometimes, being a human being should transcend politics.
Hamlet's father.
#6
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:24pm
Get over it, ckeaton. It has to do with a group of people claiming to be morally superior being proven to be not only as human as the rest of us, but, in this case, a few notches below what the rest of us sinners would consider acceptable moral decision makers.
I find great, GREAT pleasure in calling a hypocrite on the table, especially one so glad-handedly endorsed by our hideous and evil president and his moral majority leadership.
It makes my day.
And you're not going to make any point trying to swerve it so that you want me to look like I'm getting pleasure out of a young girl's suffering. That's not the point and you know it.
I find great, GREAT pleasure in calling a hypocrite on the table, especially one so glad-handedly endorsed by our hideous and evil president and his moral majority leadership.
It makes my day.
And you're not going to make any point trying to swerve it so that you want me to look like I'm getting pleasure out of a young girl's suffering. That's not the point and you know it.
#7
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:32pm
Next to 'ex-gay' John Paulk caught at that gay bar ("I just needed to go to the bathroom REALLY bad, and it was the VERY FIRST THING that was closest, honest!!")...this is my bestest most favorite GOTCHA story.
Thanks for the day-brightener, beav!
Thanks for the day-brightener, beav!
"Christ, Bette Davis?!?!"
#8
"...out of a young girl's suffering."
The article posted didn't say anything about the youth being a female. Anyone know what name Mike uses here?
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:38pm
"...out of a young girl's suffering."
The article posted didn't say anything about the youth being a female. Anyone know what name Mike uses here?
Rest in peace, Iflitifloat.
#9
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:40pm
Another article did say the victim was a seventeen year-old female.
#10
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:42pm
I don't care who it was. Republican or Dem. We should not be laughing about sexual assault.
Hamlet's father.
#11
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:43pm
Get over your non-point, ckeaton.
#12
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:44pm
Stop being a douchebag, just for the sake of it, JohnPopa.
Hamlet's father.
#13
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:46pm
I'm sure you're equally offended by Michael Jackson and Pee Wee Herman jokes too.
If only we were more like you.
If only we were more like you.
#14
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:48pm
I don't want anyone to be like me. Then there'd be too many self-righteous know-it-alls running around. There's only room for the two of us, JP.
I love Michael Jackson jokes, because the man is a cartoon. I don't celebrate the fact that the crime has been committed, or laugh at the victims. I taunt the man. To me there is a subtle difference.
We will have to agree to disagree on this one JP.
I love Michael Jackson jokes, because the man is a cartoon. I don't celebrate the fact that the crime has been committed, or laugh at the victims. I taunt the man. To me there is a subtle difference.
We will have to agree to disagree on this one JP.
Hamlet's father.
#15
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:51pm
There's no difference. I'm taunting this man, the cartoon morality he claimed to represent and the cartoon president who paraded him around for the world to see.
#16
Posted: 12/15/04 at 3:53pm
Well then. I will never laugh at another Michael Jackson joke, lest I be labeled a hypocrite. Touche, JP, Touche.
Hamlet's father.
#17
Posted: 12/15/04 at 7:46pm
I love it...glad the morality police have some good examples!!!
#18
Posted: 12/15/04 at 8:03pm
'I find great, GREAT pleasure in calling a hypocrite on the table'
Haha me too. Especially when they lie to try to cover it...
Haha me too. Especially when they lie to try to cover it...
Here in this cold white room tied up to these machines, it's hard to imagine life as it used to be. Laughing, screaming, tumbling queen... Like the most amazing light show you've ever seen. Whirling, swirling, never blue... How could you go and die? What a selfish thing to do...
RIP Jason
#19
Do you have a link for this by the way?
Posted: 12/16/04 at 9:16am
Do you have a link for this by the way?
#20
Posted: 12/16/04 at 12:08pm
For some reason, I find the enjoyment of this revelation of hypocrisy WAAAAAAAAAAAY more easy to tolerate than the 'celebrations' over the recommendation of death for Scott Peterson.
"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."
#21
Posted: 12/16/04 at 12:46pm
Oh Robert, how can you have compassion for someone who murders his pregnant wife on Christmas and dumps her in the drink?
Though they are different issues entirely.
Though they are different issues entirely.
Hamlet's father.
#22
Posted: 12/16/04 at 12:49pm
I have absolutely no compassion for him. And I'm not completely opposed to the death penalty, although I have MANY problems with it.
That said, I could never, EVER understand the concept of rejoicing at the killing of anyone, particularly state-sanctioned killing.
That said, I could never, EVER understand the concept of rejoicing at the killing of anyone, particularly state-sanctioned killing.
"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."
#23
Posted: 12/16/04 at 1:02pm
Point taken.
Hamlet's father.
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