Political signs - What to do with them after the election?

The way he shuffles about, some wonder if he'll make it to this election.

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Marty
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Genetics is in his favor though, his mother is still around and doing well.

McCain- Obama is proof that we need a good strong third party.

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Ed Pawlowski

I encourage all Republicans to vote for Ron Paul.

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CJT

"Stormin Mormon" wrote in news:gdnkhh$e4n$ snipped-for-privacy@registered.motzarella.org:

Save for future use to just cross out "Elect" and replace with "Impeach". Doesn't matter who is winner.

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Red Green

"HeyBub" wrote in news:ovOdnXsPTpUBGGLVnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

Boy that's dated material!

I never kept any political crap. But, totally out of profile, I have a Perot button and bumper sticker. Don't know if he woulda made a good pres but good SNL skits came out of it.

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Red Green

"Marty" wrote in news:gdoiue$ua4$ snipped-for-privacy@registered.motzarella.org:

Obama must have ripped one.

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Red Green

lol

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retired54

GPS? Internet? Modern fast-response medevac and trauma care? Modern jet transport aircraft?

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aemeijers

I don't do yard signs, but if I did, I'd just paint over them with leftover white paint, and use them for garage sale signs and such. Those wire frames go in the ground a lot easier than wood stakes do. (And what with all the vampires these days, you never seem to have a wood stake handy when you need one...)

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aemeijers

Which one?

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Tony Sivori

If they are made with Coroplast (corrugated plastic) you can make attention getting disks for the wheels of your bicycle:-

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limeylew

This may save your life:

The business about wooden stakes is pure Hollywood bullshit. If you read Bram Stoker's book, "Dracula," you'll find that one uses a BOWIE KNIFE to dispatch a vampire, not some pissant tent-peg!

I live in Texas. We have a lot of Bowie knives and hardly any vampire problem.

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HeyBub

Better to lose an election than lose a war.

When studying the Democrat's positions, I'm reminded of Dan Quayle's observation: "A mind is a terrible thing to lose."

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HeyBub
[re mccain's longevity]

OTOH- his father died at 70 & his grandfather at 61. So if the 'long life' gene comes down the paternal line he's past due.

Jim

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Jim Elbrecht

And museums are often granted tax-exempt status.

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Kurt Ullman

we lost the war in iraq the day it started.

olddog

Reply to
retired54

We won the war, what we are having problems with is winning the peace. If you look at past history, this is not an unusual occurrence is US history.

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Kurt Ullman

What did *you* win other than a huge national debt?

I've never been concerned with winning "freedom" for people just because they happen to be sitting on a huge oil reserve.

I'd rather win the war on "oil addiction". Your war just perpetuates the life style of excess that our planet can't sustain.

Yeah you won.

olddog

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retired54

## We got to kill lots and lots of goblins. Priceless.

## Germany invaded Russia for oil. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor so the country could have uninterrupted access to oil in the Dutch East Indies. Access to oil is a time-tested excuse for going to war.

## Every time I hear someone long for a simpler time, a less complicated life, a revel in the serenity of nature's basics, I have one word:

Dentistry.

Not yet. We don't have ALL the oil.

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HeyBub

I kinda doubt that any wacko or semi-wacko would take a chance on whether McCain would fight back. Many in his own party, however, expect Obama to be 'tested.'

Consider what we did with Sadaam. We invaded his country, evicted him from his homes, confiscated his fortunes, killed his children, exiled his family, imprisoned his friends and associates, and, after he witnessed all that, hanged his skanky ass. These actions should serve as a significant deterrent to other cheese-brains similarly inclined.

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HeyBub

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