The Goat Pen

Sad to see AA running away from Prof Tiger like that.

Oh well he did the same thing to me when I challenged him to some online chess.

Just yellow I guess.

Heh.

I mean shaddup.

Define yellow without using, "Yellow mustard is good to spread on this beef product when...."

Heh.

I mean shaddup

Jungle Rat wrote:

The leather vest, the red blouse, the necklace and the hand and wrist baubles...

I'm thinkin' this dude would love to have a private tea party with toe or BOJ.

I have no idea what this means. I don't think either of them have a snowball's chance to win the Republican nomination

Ron Paul Wins Straw Poll; Cain 2nd


http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-wins-str ... 26764.html

Paul has a 0.00% chance of winning the nomination.

Cain has about a 25% chance. I like how he stood up to Lawrence O'Donnell.

He comes across as real, which is a plus. He also presents a specific set of economic proposals. And if Americans can vote for a community organizer as president, why not a pizza mogul? At least he has had at least one private sector job in his life.

But if the Dem's ever think Cain has a genuine chance at the nomination, watch out. They will unleash a media smear campaign on him that will dwarf the historic hatchet jobs they did on Clarence Thomas and Sara Palin. Nothing makes liberals more crazy than a black man who wanders off the progressive plantation.

Yep.

But if the Republican's ever think Cain has a genuine chance at the nomination, watch out

Fixed that for you

Yeah, Uncle Tom is allowed to bust up a chifforobe in the yard, but he best not come in the house to help move no furniture.

They never appreciated Mozart when he was alive, either.

musta been the fuggin' eastern seabord snobs...fugging elitist ivy leaguers...

Mozart was quite appreciated during his life. Mozart though had several pecadillo's(sp?) including personal borrowing, and allegedly drinking and gambling

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Owlman wrote:Mozart was quite appreciated during his life. Mozart though had several pecadillo's(sp?) including personal borrowing, and allegedly drinking and gambling

So Mozart was a country music star? Cool...

I bet the MSM have already lined up a whole platoon of Anita Hill types, who will make up some wild tales about Cain, for fun and profit. Especially profit:

Democratic Senator of the Senate Committee Investigating Candidate Cain: "...and THEN what did he do to you, little lady?

Bribed Bimbo: "Well sir.... then Mr. Cain told me.... he said... I'm not sure I can even say it..."

Democratic Senator of the Senate Committee Investigating Candidate Cain: "C'mon, honey, you've got to try and tell us..."

Bribed Bimbo: "Okay sir, I'll try. He said... he said.... [tears welling up} "THERE'S A PUBIC HAIR IN MY PEPPERONi!'

Then 20 years later his fat white wife will demand an apology.

Professor Tiger wrote:Paul has a 0.00% chance of winning the nomination.

Cain has about a 25% chance. I like how he stood up to Lawrence O'Donnell.

He comes across as real, which is a plus. He also presents a specific set of economic proposals. And if Americans can vote for a community organizer as president, why not a pizza mogul? At least he has had at least one private sector job in his life.

But if the Dem's ever think Cain has a genuine chance at the nomination, watch out. They will unleash a media smear campaign on him that will dwarf the historic hatchet jobs they did on Clarence Thomas and Sara Palin. Nothing makes liberals more crazy than a black man who wanders off the progressive plantation.

Did you break an ankle jumping from the Perry wagon to the Cain's?

Give him a break; he had a rough week. Christie couldn't be moved, and Palin won't take the pay-cut. He's finally starting to see the LDS handwriting on the wall.

When I was talking about Perry, it was when he first jumped into the race, and had an instant 20 point lead over Romney, which doesn't say much about Romney. When I was talking about Cain, it was about the fact that the media will slime him with reckless abandon if he becomes a threat. Those were comments on fact, not giving my personal endorsement.

I haven't decided who I am voting for yet. I could see myself voting for any of them except Romney.