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Old 11-27-2006, 05:54 PM
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but that a paul mccartney song
Right..but Ringo did lead vocals...therefore I always think of it as a Ringo tune...
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Old 11-27-2006, 05:56 PM
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the swastika is indian though. the native americans adopted it but its mainly known as a hindu symbol apart from the nazi association.
forgot that it was a Hindu symbol first. You still see it alot here in Oklahoma, But not used in a racist way.
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Old 11-27-2006, 06:01 PM
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The "banners" have such ridiculous logic behind their decision. I'm surprised no one has played the France card yet.
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If I were Ms. Jensen, I'd put up five more. Six is such an evil evil number.

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Old 11-27-2006, 08:08 PM
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They live in a covenant controlled community unfortunately. And when you buy the property you also say you are going to abide by the covenants. They're usually pretty loosely defined so they can get away with this kind of crap. I used to live in a covenant controlled community and used to get notices when my sliding screen door was off the tracks, which was any time the wind blew. They also wouldn't allow me to have my daughter's bike on the patio. They suck.
Now if this were in Boulder, no one would bat an eye. But southern Colorado is a whole different thing. But there's probably some freeper living in the neighborhood who thinks them damn hippies are displaying their peace sign and not suppporting our troops and blah, blah, blah. It's amazing and interesting and perplexing the diversity of life in a few hundred miles.
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Old 11-27-2006, 08:18 PM
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The "banners" have such ridiculous logic behind their decision. I'm surprised no one has played the France card yet.
You know that one's comin'.
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Old 11-27-2006, 08:19 PM
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the swastika is indian though. the native americans adopted it but its mainly known as a hindu symbol apart from the nazi association.
It's also a Buddhist symbol. Statues of Shakyamuni often have a swastika on his chest; it symbolizes eternity.
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Old 11-27-2006, 08:22 PM
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That just sounds scary...I don't think I've heard of that...covenant controlled...yikes. And yeah...so were you constantly under a microscope? that's what it sounds like...yuck..it IS like that Laura and Rob Petrie episode of the X-Files
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Old 11-27-2006, 08:29 PM
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That just sounds scary...I don't think I've heard of that...covenant controlled...yikes. And yeah...so were you constantly under a microscope? that's what it sounds like...yuck..it IS like that Laura and Rob Petrie episode of the X-Files
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HOLY CRAP you read my mind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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lol..I wouldn't have even thought of that except ChiliD brought it up But I love that episode...and those "covenant neighborhoods" or whatever are totally what that ep was making fun of.
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lol..I wouldn't have even thought of that except ChiliD brought it up But I love that episode...and those "covenant neighborhoods" or whatever are totally what that ep was making fun of.
oh, damn, i totally missed his post. sorry, chili! i think the sinister-ness of the people in charge of the neighborhood in that ep is only a slight exaggeration of reality.
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oh, damn, i totally missed his post. sorry, chili! i think the sinister-ness of the people in charge of the neighborhood in that ep is only a slight exaggeration of reality.
Totally...of course is this wreath-bearer winds up missing or dead then we'll have to call in Mulder and Scully...
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screw mulder. i'd love to play house with scully.
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screw mulder. i'd love to play house with scully.
Well ok...I'll screw Mulder..no prob....that'll free Scully up to hang with you It all works out in the end.
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Well ok...I'll screw Mulder..no prob....that'll free Scully up to hang with you It all works out in the end.
ba-zing!

is your comment about scully hanging with me supposed to be some jab about autoerotic asphyxiation? because whatever you've heard isn't true.
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