GOD FUCKING DAMNIT! THANK YOU US HOUSE! FREEDOM FIRES AND TOAST! GOD DAMN IT ALL! ugh

[Spinaroonie]

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2003-03-11-freedom-fries_x.htm

THIS WILL SHOW THE GOD DAMN FRENCH FOR SAYING "Hay guys, let's think about this" INSTEAD OF "Usa #1! I love the US and they CAN'T POSSIBLY MAKE A GD DAMNED MISTAKE AT ALL".

Jesus FUcking Christ.

#1. When the French embassy told them that french fries actually come from Belgium. THEY WOULDN'T FUCKING LISTEN

#2 GOD DAMN

#3 THIS IS THE STUPIDEST THING. I AM SO FUCKING GLAD THAT OUR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS FOCUSING ON THINGS THAT FUCKING MATTER INSTEAD OF PISSING AWAY THEIR TIME ON PODUNK SHIT. OH WAIT. GOD DAMN. GOOOOOOD DAMN.

WHere are the anthrax letters when you need them? IT'S APPARANT THAT THEY CAN CURE CUTANEOUS ANTHRAX, BUT A CURE FOR BEING A GOD DAMNED FUCKING RETARD IN THE HOUSE IS LIGHT FUCKING YEARS AWAY.

Jesus Christ.

THIS WILL SHOW THEM FOR HAVING THEIR OWN FUCKING OPINON.

GOD DAMN

 

[Mountain Man]

Amazingly......


I must agree with you

 

[Angel]

So the US government hasn't yet graduated from Kindergarten.

How nice.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

You're overreacting. Buzzwords, cartoon symbols and silly signs have been a part of politics since the guy in ancient Egypt carved "Cleopatara's on her Pyramid!" in heiroglypics in a Cario toilet. They put a sign in the lunchroom. It's not an amendment. Relax.

 

[Spinaroonie]

So the US government hasn't yet graduated from Kindergarten.

How nice.

OMG! TERRIST!

 

[Spinaroonie]

You're overreacting. Buzzwords, cartoon symbols and silly signs have been a part of politics since the guy in ancient Egypt carved "Cleopatara's on her Pyramid!" in heiroglypics in a Cario toilet. They put a sign in the lunchroom. It's not an amendment. Relax.

I post better when I'm overreacting.

P.S. Is that an iBook in your av?

 

[just pet]

from NPR

Mar. 11, 2003


The Bush administration is offering companies nearly a billion dollars in contracts for post-war reconstruction in Iraq. Only a handful of corporations have been invited to bid, and on Capitol Hill, Democrats and Republicans reacted angrily to the news, complaining about the administration's secrecy


These have been U.S. corporations, including ones linked to the administration.

The Congress just wants to be included in the war effort on some level.

And I'm not sure freedom kissing appeals to me.

 

[sunstruck]

LOL Wow, and I thought I was bothered by this.

Spin, it's not a law. It's a rule specific establishments have adopted. Laughable, but hardly worthy or an ALL CAPS rage. lol

 

[phrodeau]

I'm not giving up my French salad dressing.

 

[Spinaroonie]

LOL Wow, and I thought I was bothered by this.

Spin, it's not a law. It's a rule specific establishments have adopted. Laughable, but hardly worthy or an ALL CAPS rage. lol

Yes, and those establishments are run by MORONS
The Governor of PA who wants all French liquors to be band is an IDIOT
When the HOUSE adopts this thing, and is even told by the French that the fries are actually Belgian, yet they still go through with it they are ARROGANT IGNORANT STUPID MOTHERFUCKING DIPSHITS.

And now to give people what they wanted to see when they loaded the thread:

 

[phrodeau]

So instead of "freedom fries", they should have renamed them "Belgian fries"?

But then people would confuse them with waffles. Maybe they
should just call them "waffle fries".

 

[8ball]

pssst. spin! I think I see your gasket over there next to the rain barrel.

 

[Aussie Worm]

Maybe you should send back the Statue of Liberity. Cause it doesn't represent anything the US stands for anymore.

 

[8ball]

Maybe you should send back the Statue of Liberity. Cause it doesn't represent anything the US stands for anymore.

Wow, great comment. Please explain, thank you.

 

[oggbashan]

Is the French Government better?

So - Ban French Fries because the French Government doesn't agree with the US?

Many French people would be happy to ban the big m and the real thing which costs more in France than wine for ****'s sake.

How often do you agree with your Government?

Perhaps French Politicians are different. Historically a mistress or two seemed normal for all senior French politicians.

As long as they attend for work, no one cared how many women (or men with women ministers) they had apart from their spouses.

What happens to French ministers now? What do you think? I can't say. I might get an Exocet up my ass or a French lawyer. I'd prefer the Exocet.

Before getting angry with the French, remember that it is their Government that speaks for them. Many people in Britain do not agree with our Government's position.

Personally I think the French Government are wrong and this ONE time the British Government is right because that man will not move an inch until he is facing the barrel of a gun. There are US and British guns pointing at him right now.

The French have had many bad governments. Perhaps the US of A has been lucky?

Oggbashan

 

[KillerMuffin]

Well just oh my fucking gawd.

 

[REDWAVE]

I had French toast for breakfast. At lunch, I ate French fries and a salad with-- you guessed it, French dressing. Now I'm getting ready to do some French kissing.

Anyone want to join in?

 

[IronPhantom]

Re: from NPR

Mar. 11, 2003


The Bush administration is offering companies nearly a billion dollars in contracts for post-war reconstruction in Iraq. Only a handful of corporations have been invited to bid, and on Capitol Hill, Democrats and Republicans reacted angrily to the news, complaining about the administration's secrecy


These have been U.S. corporations, including ones linked to the administration.

The Congress just wants to be included in the war effort on some level.

And I'm not sure freedom kissing appeals to me.

Is it surprising one of these companies may be Halliburton?

Dick Cheney is Halliburton, got into a bit of trouble with failing to disclose or dispose of his interests before taking office. What do ya want to bet that Halliburton is a prominent member of Dick's secret Energy policy meetings. Doesn't it seem strange that this whole Iraq thing just kinda popped up right after those meetings? Halliburton was mentioned as one of the companies in line to "manage" Iraq's oil for them after we take over.

 

[bknight2602]

I had French toast for breakfast. At lunch, I ate French fries and a salad with-- you guessed it, French dressing. Now I'm getting ready to do some French kissing.

Anyone want to join in?

No, not with you. But I'm not changing the way I think of food because the French don't see eye to eye with us.

 

[Mistress]

I read something about this in the local newspaper a few weeks ago, I thiought it was fucking ridiculous to change the name of fries and toast. So..if China gears up in the near future will chinese food be freedom food..Or..yada yada yada give me a fucking break, the morons.

 

[Nathon_88]

Wow, great comment. Please explain, thank you.

Hell, I'll do it.

The Statue of Liberty came from a French Desiger/Artist, as a memorial and just plain being nice to the Americans again.

Good things the French did for the Americans.

1) Helped win the war of Independance.
2) Statue of Liberty.
3) Trading partner.

(Help me out)

Good things the Americans did for the French:

1) "Lafyette, nous sommes ici!" -Blackjack Persing, upon arrival of the AEF (American Expiditionary Force) on French soil in World War One.

2) Helped in World War 2.

(Again, help me out.)

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

When the Americans dumped tea in Boston Harbor they cost the Brittish a lot of money, but the more important motivation was a symbolic statement about taxation (without you know). It doesn't matter who invented French Fries, it has the word "French" in it. It's symbolic. That's all. Can we argue instead about why GrapeNuts has no grapes or nuts?

I'm not usre if that's an iBook, Spin, but I do own one.

 

[loveyamon]

Can we keep the French maids ??

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

And the quote is: (I believe. If I'm wrong, PM me and I'll change this)

The quote is part of a poem written by an American, and placed on the Pedestal, not the statue, and had nothing to do with the inspiration for the statue, which was about celebrating (on America's centennial) the friendship formed between the U.S. and France during the Revolution, and later came to be seen as a symbol for political democracy and Freedom.

 

[Nathon_88]

The quote is part of a poem written by an American, and placed on the Pedestal, not the statue, and had nothing to do with the inspiration for the statue, which was about celebrating (on America's centennial) the friendship formed between the U.S. and France during the Revolution, and later came to be seen as a symbol for political democracy and Freedom.

Wow...you can read....now, look juuuuust above that? There's a thing that says PM me and I'll change it?