Official: Rudy Giuliani '08 Presidential Bid

[Bucklion]

Originally Posted by Taosman

We have a difference of opinion on this usage. Big deal!

Aw, don't fret Taos...I'm sure all your cool open minded friends from coast to coast agree with you.

[Taosman]

Originally Posted by Bucklion

Aw, don't fret Taos...I'm sure all your cool open minded friends from coast to coast agree with you.

Gee! I thought you were a pretty cool open minded friend?
Guess I was wrong.

[redskinbucksfan]

Originally Posted by Taosman

Now, ask me who I would love to see get the nod by the Dems.

I really don't care.

[buckeyegrad]

Originally Posted by redskinbucksfan

I really don't care.

I'll do you one better: It is humanly impossible for me care less.

[buckeyefool]

[quote=Taosman;759129Really, down south they have their own vocabulary. And anyone from north of the Mason-Dixon is still a "Damn Yankee" in many parts.
I guess they've never been to Oxford! Maybe Oxford, Mississippi! [/quote]

So what we have learned from toas the last few weeks........

1) no one here is as enlightened as his buddies
2)anyone that voted for bush has blood on their hands
3)people from the south are backwards yolkels who have never been north.

Glad to see you have "enlightened us all Toas

[Bucklion]

Originally Posted by Taosman

Gee! I thought you were a pretty cool open minded friend?
Guess I was wrong.

I wasn't when you made that post originally, guess I was going from that.

[Flocka]

Originally Posted by Taosman

Really, down south they have their own vocabulary. And anyone from north of the Mason-Dixon is still a "Damn Yankee" in many parts.
I guess they've never been to Oxford! Maybe Oxford, Mississippi!

Wow, thanks for the insight on your ignorant views of Southerners.

[BuckeyeMike80]

Originally Posted by Taosman

"Then those people don't understand the term either-just another indication of the sad state of history education in the United States."
Don't ever accuse me of being arrogant!

Really, down south they have their own vocabulary. And anyone from north of the Mason-Dixon is still a "Damn Yankee" in many parts.
I guess they've never been to Oxford! Maybe Oxford, Mississippi!

Funny how I've lived in the south and never really heard that used........

[redskinbucksfan]

Originally Posted by BuckeyeMike80

Funny how I've lived in the south and never really heard that used........

that proves your not enlitened!
another bushie coverup!
thats why the religious rite put blood on your hands!
iraq=vietnam (58000 casualities)!
i dont make any cents

[Thump]

9/11 firefighters slamming Giuliani.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20...g/a8o5p2xitqhk

[OSUsushichic]

The press has really been stressing his rocky relationship with his children (and the fact that he's been married 3 times).

http://www.time.com/time/nation/arti...597348,00.html

[Thump]

Originally Posted by OSUsushichic

The press has really been stressing his rocky relationship with his children.

Yeah, his son came out and basically said he's an absentee father and they said he found out his daughter was going to Harvard by reading it in the newspaper.

That's the kind of stuff that as Republicans outside of NYC find out, will make him a much more "questionable" candidate.

[OSUsushichic]

Originally Posted by Thump

Yeah, his son came out and basically said he's an absentee father and they said he found out his daughter was going to Harvard by reading it in the newspaper.

That's the kind of stuff that as Republicans outside of NYC find out, will make him a much more "questionable" candidate.

Plus, a lot of his "social" views are too far on the liberal side for many conservatives' liking.

This article in Time had a good point, though. He will draw from the New York, NJ, and California crowd, and that will make the Dems spend more money in those states to defend it.

[Flocka]

Originally Posted by OSUsushichic

Plus, a lot of his "social" views are too far on the liberal side for many conservatives' liking.

This article in Time had a good point, though. He will draw from the New York, NJ, and California crowd, and that will make the Dems spend more money in those states to defend it.

I really don't see him winning the primary, so it might not be a concern for the Dems.

[Thump]

Originally Posted by bigballin2987

I really don't see him winning the primary, so it might not be a concern for the Dems.

I expect his numbers to come WAY down before the primaries.