(01-15-2010 01:25 PM)Indiana Bronco Wrote:  The Red Cross isn't a governmental organization, idiot.

Quote:The Red Cross isn't a governmental organization, idiot.

(01-15-2010 10:22 AM)conrock Wrote:  

(01-15-2010 10:04 AM)chipfan Wrote:  Pat Robertson doesn't have dementia. He is a bigot and is carrying on the long-standing family tradition.

I'm not a Limbaugh listener but the irony of an MSNBC (Olberman and Matthews) patron is a bit ironic. The road wields in two differant directions.

Now go listen to Chuck Schumer and the Dem candidate for Senate (people w/actual power) blast catholics and justify it.

(01-15-2010 06:03 PM)DesertBronco Wrote:  Screw Rush, if you want to donate money to the Red Cross or any other charitable organization helping with this earthquake, why does anyone care what he said?

Looks to me that he is just not wanting to waste a crisis here, using it to get some ratings. He's not even worth discussing, there are people dying over there right now as we argue about Mr. Oxycontin.

Quote:I donated to the Red Cross (easily done, you can do it through your Amazon account if you're apprehensive), and I'm really glad that I did

Quote:So pardon me if I'm skeptical regarding your recent bout of self-proclaimed charitably.

Quote:Thank you for your support
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Quote:I'll show you the receipts for your Gary Fund

(01-15-2010 08:46 PM)Chipdip Wrote:  

Quote:I'll show you the receipts for your Gary Fund

You told me at the time you'd show them to me.

Frankly, I really don't give a chit whether you donate or not, but for some reason you feel the need to tell us every time you do................."It's easy people, you should donate like me." You're just bragging.............."Quit my job and they offered triple the salary...............bought a BMW................I can retire on this................women flock to me."

(01-15-2010 08:49 PM)DesertBronco Wrote:  BTW, that "chicks dig me" line was me being facetious you simple small town hayseed.

Quote:I can assure you that not all guys take the bait when it's constantly thrown at them. I have similar problems, chicks dig me to the point of distraction

Quote:We'll discuss that when I come to town as well, you'll understand quite clearly that it wasn't being serious.

Quote:Gosh, you're always telling Phil that he's too emotionally invested in "a web board." You sound pretty emotionally invested to me

Quote:If we can't make it work, Petit knows where you sit, he'll point you out to me, we'll have a coke and a few laughs at halftime.

Quote:I'm sure if you ask enough people you can hunt me down, and set me straight on politics, and your fabulous new career, on the virtues of a new BMW, and on how donating to various causes makes you better than the rest of us.

(01-15-2010 04:57 PM)chipfan Wrote:  

(01-15-2010 10:22 AM)conrock Wrote:  

(01-15-2010 10:04 AM)chipfan Wrote:  Pat Robertson doesn't have dementia. He is a bigot and is carrying on the long-standing family tradition.

I'm not a Limbaugh listener but the irony of an MSNBC (Olberman and Matthews) patron is a bit ironic. The road wields in two differant directions.

Now go listen to Chuck Schumer and the Dem candidate for Senate (people w/actual power) blast catholics and justify it.

My head hurts. WTF does this mean?? Can it be translated in English?

(01-14-2010 10:21 PM)BroncoPhilly Wrote:  Gibbs: Limbaugh's Haiti comments 'really stupid'

Thursday, January 14, 2010; 3:28 PM

WASHINGTON -- The White House is firing back at Rush Limbaugh after the conservative talk radio host urged people not to donate to relief efforts in Haiti.

Spokesman Robert Gibbs says there are always people who say "really stupid things" during a crisis. He says it's sad that Limbaugh would use the power of his pulpit to convince people not to assist those in need.

Limbaugh said on his radio show Wednesday that he wouldn't trust that money donated to Haiti through the White House Web site would actually go to the relief efforts. He said Americans don't need to contribute to earthquake relief because they already donate to Haiti through their income taxes.