In America, atheists are still in the closet

[water_nymph]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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YOU LYING SCANQUE!
B A R C L A Y 's.
Ring a bell?
Had NOTHING to do with sub prime: ZERO.
TELL ME: SINCE WHEN IS 500 BILLION "SMALL CHANGE:?

Screaming meltdown.

[water_nymph]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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I don't care- if you were a member of the US military in 1973 and insist you can't remember the US military moving into DefCon III (the same condition as we were for a few weeks during the Cuban Missile Crisis): I will point to your pattern of lies and deceptions and give you the standard dumb shrug.
I remember it very well.

RHill, you can't say I didn't warn you.

[water_nymph]

RHill wrote:

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I did not comment on the tax question. I don't remember paying income taxes when in the military. Probably because, back then,$110 a month wasn't enough for the IRS to worry about.

It doesn't matter whether you mentioned it or not. You said 'military' and he added the on active duty portion just to argue. Military people pay taxes when not deployed in active duty. He always sneaks in stuff like that just to argue.

[water_nymph]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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The UK bankers are in it every bit as deep (or deeper) as the US bankers.
So do stop taking shots at the USA, Skanque, you live in a country that has glass walls.

Poor little barefooty. Has to call people nasty names because they disagree with him. Take your toys and go home to mommy. Maybe you'll even get some ice cream or cookies to make you feel better.

[water_nymph]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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everything you would want to read on the top line of the first page?
WAHHHHHH!

And stop crying. Be a man.

[water_nymph]

RHill wrote:

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Wait. It's starting to come back. The repressed memories. The klaxons, the ear splitting UUUUUUUUUUU-GAHHHHHH UUUUUUUUUUU-GAHHHHHH'S, the rotating beacons, the canned (yet alluringly feminine) voice announcing "WE ARE NOW AT DEFCON3, REPEAT DEFCON3!!". A sudden hush fell over the Comm Center, as the two of us on duty realized that this could be ... THE BIG ONE!!! Our single line phone began to ring. It was our Watch Commander ... we listened, slack jawed and sweaty palmed as we received our long dreaded orders "Double the Simpson 260 Calibration Quota!!". Sputtering in disbelief, we asked for clarification ... "JUST DO IT!!!" he shouted in ill-concealed irritation. Not knowing if the world would still be there when we emerged from our hardened Quonset Hut the next morning was the hardest part. I ... I thank you, I think ... those times have been eating away at me for decades now. I ... I think I can cope with it now. Thank You, Barefoot.

Now that there's funny, I don't care who you are.

[macumazahn]

RHill wrote:

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Wait. It's starting to come back. The repressed memories. The klaxons, the ear splitting UUUUUUUUUUU-GAHHHHHH UUUUUUUUUUU-GAHHHHHH'S, the rotating beacons, the canned (yet alluringly feminine) voice announcing "WE ARE NOW AT DEFCON3, REPEAT DEFCON3!!". A sudden hush fell over the Comm Center, as the two of us on duty realized that this could be ... THE BIG ONE!!! Our single line phone began to ring. It was our Watch Commander ... we listened, slack jawed and sweaty palmed as we received our long dreaded orders "Double the Simpson 260 Calibration Quota!!". Sputtering in disbelief, we asked for clarification ... "JUST DO IT!!!" he shouted in ill-concealed irritation. Not knowing if the world would still be there when we emerged from our hardened Quonset Hut the next morning was the hardest part. I ... I thank you, I think ... those times have been eating away at me for decades now. I ... I think I can cope with it now. Thank You, Barefoot.

Oh, thank God - there's Matthew Broderick!

Tic-tac-toe, anyone?

[macumazahn]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text> It doesn't matter whether you mentioned it or not. You said 'military' and he added the on active duty portion just to argue. Military people pay taxes when not deployed in active duty. He always sneaks in stuff like that just to argue.

Seems to be the only form of entertainment he enjoys.

Sad, really.

[barefoot2626]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text>Screaming meltdown.

Come up with new material, HOney.

Conversate with one of your other aliases, perhaps?

[barefoot2626]

RHill wrote:

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Argument? My argument? I think they make considerably more than $110 per month now.

You revel in your ignorance, and when you are proved wrong (every time), you excuse yourself for not being educated.

Some members serving in the US military do not pay federal income tax because they do not make enough money.

Included in filers who do not pay federal income taxes are people who make over a half million dollars a year.

I suggest you start with them and work your way back to members of the US military.

[barefoot2626]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text>Poor little barefooty. Has to call people nasty names

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Poor little Nympho: dishes it out but WHINES LIKE A LITTLE BABY when it gets tossed back.

Oh what a hypocrite she is WAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

[barefoot2626]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text>Just keep on being paranoid and thinking I have aliases. Youse funny.

Youse got to be more clever when you and your aliases go on vacation.

[barefoot2626]

RHill wrote:

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Wait. It's starting to come back. The repressed memories.

You have been established as a liar, Booby.

I don't need a performance.

[barefoot2626]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text>Barefoot wants to argue.

Always hilarious: azzwipe hypocrite who spends hours a day here posting dozens of messages to others screaming they like to argue...

[barefoot2626]

water_nymph wrote:

Military people pay taxes when not deployed in active duty.

Poor lying NympHO: never use a quote when she can misquote.

Pay attention:
A) Active duty in combat zone do not pay *federal* income taxes. They are *EXCLUDED*.

B) Some members of the US military fall below the income threshold for paying federal income tax.

C) Some retired members of the US military fall below the income threshold for paying federal income tax.

NO matter how hard you stomp your feet.

[barefoot2626]

macumazahn wrote:

<quoted text>Seems to be the only form of entertainment he enjoys.
Sad, really.

Sadder that you continue to insist several times a day that I have no life... as you seem to have less of a life to follow me around with these posts "ignoring" me.

[RHill]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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You revel in your ignorance, and when you are proved wrong (every time), you excuse yourself for not being educated.
Some members serving in the US military do not pay federal income tax because they do not make enough money.
Included in filers who do not pay federal income taxes are people who make over a half million dollars a year.
I suggest you start with them and work your way back to members of the US military.

Wow. You'd be lot of fun playing "Trivial Pursuit: Income Tax Edition" ...

[RHill]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text>I wasn't looking down on you with the remark I made. I don't look down on any job anyone does. Everyone is needed. We can't all be rich. We can't all dig ditches. We can't all provide power to people's homes. So each person is needed.

You are far too civil for me to think that! Never crossed my mind ...

Quite right. Part of our social problems involve people thinking they are "too good" for the most available jobs out there. Lazy I say!

[Aura Mytha]

RHill wrote:

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You are far too civil for me to think that! Never crossed my mind ...
Quite right. Part of our social problems involve people thinking they are "too good" for the most available jobs out there. Lazy I say!

Actually there is problem of people having to accept jobs they are over qualified to do. Because they can't get the jobs they are qualified to do. But I'm not sure about thinking they are too good .

Problem is truthfully is how can a person live off a meager or close to minimum wages? Lots of roommates or something?
I couldn't live off of it , hey if I had to I would work for p-nuts.
Like in NYC now they tell me it's about 10$ for a pack of Marlboro.
6$ a gallon of gas then grocery's At meager wages you would be about broke from a pack of cigs , gas to get there and lunch.

[RHill]

water_nymph wrote:

<quoted text>Barefoot wants to argue. That is his whole point in being here. It doesn't matter if you're right, wrong or indifferent, he will find a way to argue with you and then puff out his chest and tell you how right he is, how he whipped your behind, and how stupid you are. So if you want an argument on one subject for months and months, he's your guy.

Arguing, discussing, forcing one's opinions on captive audiences ... a lot of fun for all!! I do learn from my experiences here. I'm quite different from when I first found Topix, where my first thousand or so posts were pretty red-neck BS. I think I've learned a lot. Now Barefoot ... his technique reminds me of the wind blown sand ... capable of reducing mountains to dust ... just takes a really, REALLY long time.