I Will Go to My Grave with 'Unforgivable Mistake' - Page 3

alelks · 04-04-2013, 20:40

Oh, no reason to be politically correct on this on.

Oh, poor, pitiful, misunderstood me. I made little mistake many years ago and everyone keeps picking on me about it. It's just mean of all those people calling me names. I'm so sorry I let someone use me like that. I had no idea what I was really doing.................. It was just a little mistake..........

FUCK YOU BITCH!

ROT IN HELL!

mark46th · 04-04-2013, 22:38

She and those like her have the blood of 3 million people on their hands. More people died in in Southeast Asia in the 5 years after the U.S. left than in the preceding 20 years of war. And, the dead were 99.9% innocents. Fuck her. When she dies, I hope they bury her upside down so when I ride my bike to the cemetary, I can use her ass for a bike rack while I piss on her grave..

Flagg · 04-04-2013, 23:27

I imagine that the closest airport and town to her headstone is going to enjoy an economic tourism boom.

The airport will have to add an additional terminal.

Rental car agencies will have to expand their fleets.

Hotels/Motels will need to be build.

Maps to the headstone, etc, etc, etc.

**Joker** · 04-05-2013, 03:25

Are you there yet?

JM1347 · 04-05-2013, 04:47

Please hurry along to your grave and take you apology with you

Guymullins · 04-05-2013, 07:36

Nice tits though.

TOMAHAWK9521 · 04-05-2013, 07:44

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Originally Posted by MR2

Ok, where is this evidence of repeated public apologies?

I thought she tried this before. If I recall, she give an apology test-run back in the late 80's and a vet in the audience stood up and yelled, "Too late, bitch!", which pretty much gave her an indication that the flames of hell were still a bit extreme.

Perhaps she figured that with this country being so upside down now, the heat was no longer so far up in the kelvin range.

**Pete** · 04-05-2013, 07:57

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Originally Posted by mark46th

........ When she dies, I hope they bury her upside down so when I ride my bike to the cemetary, I can use her ass for a bike rack while I piss on her grave..

Better lean it on something else - it would probably tip over if you used her ass.

longrange1947 · 04-05-2013, 09:28

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Originally Posted by Flagg

I imagine that the closest airport and town to her headstone is going to enjoy an economic tourism boom.

The airport will have to add an additional terminal.

Rental car agencies will have to expand their fleets.

Hotels/Motels will need to be build.

Maps to the headstone, etc, etc, etc.

Trying to grow grass on her grave could be a problem too with all the uric acid that will be spilled there day in and day out.

Dusty · 04-05-2013, 09:31

Somebody needs to put her in a professor slot at one of the libthink universities. Then, everybody will think she's cool, and not a stankbitch.

Right, Richard? WCH?

longrange1947 · 04-05-2013, 09:33

Why Dusty, so she can poison more young minds?

MR2 · 04-05-2013, 09:57

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Originally Posted by longrange1947

Why Dusty, so she can poison more young minds?

As if she had no influence on CNNs dramatic left turn in the 90's...

Richard · 04-05-2013, 10:06

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Originally Posted by Dusty

Somebody needs to put her in a professor slot at one of the libthink universities. Then, everybody will think she's cool, and not a stankbitch.

Right, Richard? WCH?

If a university wants to employ her as an SME to lecture in specified areas for which she is particularly experienced and students want to attend her classes, that is their decision. Last time I looked out the window this morning and saw the sun coming up over the snow-capped Sierra Nevadas, it still looked and felt like I was living in an America that allows such freedom of choice.

However, YMMV - and so it goes...

Richard

**PRB** · 04-05-2013, 10:26

All of you guys calm down, she said she was sorry....it's not liked she killed 3 guys and then said she was sorry.....
Maybe she can get a job teaching History at Columbia.

MR2 · 04-05-2013, 10:27

My dear friends, what Richard seems to be saying, over and over again, is that he is willing to listen to anyone and everyone - especially when they are discussing something they have some experience in. He feels that he has not only the freedom to do so but the ability to discriminate what is useful and not. And I agree that he does.

Even if some of those speakers also advocate restricting others speech!

While many of us have not achieved Richards' level of enlightenment, I am concerned with the apparent vast majority that no longer have the ability to discriminate what is useful or not! To have such speakers presented as "Professors of Higher Learning" goes beyond the pale IMO

Others have also pointed out that so many "speakers", on all sides of every spectrum, are agenda based. Would any of us accept the words of a R.J.Reynolds scientist - even if he said tobacco was bad? Based upon the history of the several mentioned "Professors" with their over the top rhetoric, not to mention wanton and unrepentant actions (like murder).

I will have to agree with She Who Will Not Be Named in this: It was and still is unforgivable.