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Comment on Bull Riders, by Tom Dinard by costa

costa — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:07:47 +0000

I have been to cody lanes house . I’ve seen his beltbuckles and stuff .oddly enough I’ve googled his name and nothin came up its odd

Comment on Man-Made, by Tom Dinard by avi pine

avi pine — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 22:04:39 +0000

The West, youth and and the touching of something that had never been touched… sounds like Lewis and Clark
would have liked to have been there, Ken Kesey too.
Your stories always remind me to remember.
I think we may have crossed paths amid all the colors.

Comment on Obama, Do Something, by Matt Shirley by Amanda G.

Amanda G. — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:12:16 +0000

Love it. So true!

Comment on Twitterpated, by Mick Shaffer by Robbie L.

Robbie L. — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:36:19 +0000

Great piece haha #genius @robbielehman

Comment on Obama, Do Something, by Matt Shirley by Non Partisan

Non Partisan — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 16:01:05 +0000

Hey BL1Y,

Was your car totaled beyond recognition and you figured you’d give the mechanic about two days to restore it to pristine condition even though a rival gang of part-makers continually refuse to work with your guy to give him what he needs?
Yeah, that sounds about right.

Comment on Obama, Do Something, by Matt Shirley by BL1Y

BL1Y — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:21:44 +0000

I got in a car wreck a little while back and took my car to a mechanic to get everything fixed. I came back a week later, and all he’d done was change the oil and put some air in the tires. When I complained that he hadn’t fixed my car like I’d hired him to do, he responded that the car was broken when it came in to the shop and I should blame the person who hit me, because that’s why the car is busted. I tried explaining to him that I knew why the car was broken and who was at fault, and that I wasn’t there to assign blame, and that I had hired him to fix it and just want my car fixed. But again he just explained that he didn’t break it in the first place.

Also, this is a metaphor for Obama.

Comment on Life, Death, And Distraction, by Paul Shirley by Raindrop

Raindrop — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:17:33 +0000

@Stalker:

i can choose to ignore his writing or respond positively or not respond at all or respond negatively, or any combination of the responses, or do something else.

No. You can’t.

Comment on Life, Death, And Distraction, by Paul Shirley by Raindrop

Raindrop — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:14:53 +0000

Paul, I doubt you even read these comments anymore. Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your honesty in all of your articles. They are simply your take on things that occur in your life. I fail to see how that is narcissistic.

It’s not narcissistic. Paul is a white man, who dared to speak the truth, out in public, went against The Machine, against Powers that be, and they are determined to undermine and destroy everything he does from now on. No matter what he writes about, the rats are here to distract, discriminate and destroy the man. Cohens spoke against him, lobbied for Paul to be banned from giving public opinion. The trolls here make sure they cast doubt via lowest form of discreditation of Paul into readers’ minds.

Speaking the Truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act.

Let’s support Paul in his speaking of the truth.

Comment on Life, Death, And Distraction, by Paul Shirley by Raindrop

Raindrop — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:08:19 +0000

@ Jon:

I have a problem with almost every one of his posts. This is purely a form of entertainment to me.

LMAO! Your tribe has a special form of entertainment. You’re entertained by what you have a problem with, and you read it all the time.
What kinda numbskull reads, over and over again, what he has a problem with, and claims it to even be his entertainment.
Geez.

Comment on Life, Death, And Distraction, by Paul Shirley by Raindrop

Raindrop — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:04:31 +0000

@Jon:
Wow, only 4 mentions of ”racist”? You’re gonna have to do better than this if you wanna earn some shinny monies from SPLC for your trolling attempts to discredit Paul.
The word is out-played and has no impact anymore. Scary, isn’t it?