Think what you like. I simply feel no need to interact.
These threads always go bad and the ‘bastards’ come out.
And...does it really matter what I actually believe??
I think not.
Peace out
So apparently - folks at Fox News were not being honest with their viewers
- Thread starter PorterhouseMusic
- Start date
These threads always go bad and the ‘bastards’ come out.
And...does it really matter what I actually believe??
I think not.
Peace out
Mick Doobie
Resist We Much
First things first. Poop doody, er, duty. Then fishing. Gotta figure on bait. Could go chicken livers for cats. Maybe minnows of I can find some, have to dig out my minnow bucket, if I can find it. It'd be nice to get a striper on the line, walleye, small mouth or bucket mouth bass. Nightcrawlers, maybe, for all around. Maybe toss a lure. Topwater would be pretty exciting, but it's maybe a lite early for that. Decisions, decisions.
Mick Doobie
Resist We Much
Fishing!??? What a great idea!
Seriously, you guys have a good one. Wish me luck!(you rely on luck and you just might find yourself fucked. "Luck" is where preparedness and opportunity meets the road. And as always, fish with confidence.)
Seriously, you guys have a good one. Wish me luck!(you rely on luck and you just might find yourself fucked. "Luck" is where preparedness and opportunity meets the road. And as always, fish with confidence.)
PorterhouseMusic
Mitakuye Oyasin
Good "luck". 
dogooder
Well-known member
Does it matter what you believe, to me, not at all. It is just that now I can't take your word for anything.Think what you like. I simply feel no need to interact.
These threads always go bad and the ‘bastards’ come out.
And...does it really matter what I actually believe??
I think not.
Peace out
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dogooder
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Bait. We used to go down to the docks on the river at night with a flashlight and a 1x8 or 12. Shine the light on the water and when a school of spearing went by
the the light would reflect off their silver streak on their sides and we would smack the water with the board and scoop up the concussed ones. Dragging with dragnets
was always fun.
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dogooder
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I didn't mention the piss and shit that was dumped into the ocean off those fishing boats.
I’ve asked new legal immigrants to America from all over the world and overwhelmingly they say they don’t watch American news; they watch and trust BBC News. And they tell me that where they came from they don’t discuss politics like we do in America. They could be arrested or hauled off in the middle of the night. They’re afraid.
The “border problem” is proof that America is already great! Obviously, all the people trying to cross America’s borders, legally or illegally, already believe that America is great. Only some Americans choose to not believe that!
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I say we pass a law that prevents anyone within these great borders to say anything bad about this great country and I just know Jesus would agree with me. Can I get an Amen?
60's guy
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Like it is in Russia and China forbidding anyone to speak Feely? Shirley you jest. Or not.
60's guy
Well-known member
Freely
Surely you said you were leaving this place like, a week ago.
60's guy
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That's not what I said.
grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
45 past October.
dogooder
Well-known member
Mick Doobie
Resist We Much
I honestly wasn't looking for dirt, or what have you, on Reuters. Something that would place Reuters in the "suspect" catagory of news sources. And that's the truth. As happens I crossed an article that referenced an article, and rather than rely on a interpretation of the article I followed the link to the original article, as I often try to do. The original article was written by a guy who worked for years at Reuters, Science and Technology Correspondent. Neal Winton. The article is at a site I have never visited, or knew existed. The Daily Sceptic. It looks like an interesting website, I'm sort of naturally a sceptic, so I might check it out more often in the future, number of interesting looking articles there I have yet to read. I'm too dumb to know how to open 2 windows on my phone, so I'll attempt to go back and forth to copy and paste a bit, and also provide a link. A pain in the ass, but here we go...
The article is titled,
When I Covered Climate Change for Reuters I Thought CO2 Was Certainly to Blame for Rising Temperatures. I Was Wrong
In the article he writes, "I have a particular interest in Reuters’ attitude because I spent 32 years there as a reporter and editor. The global news agency’s traditional insistence on high standards in reporting makes this liaison with CCN seem questionable."
"Questionable", "suspect"? Same thing if not close cousins? Anyway, take a look, if you wish. I think a healthy amount of scepticism is often a very good thing.
When I Covered Climate Change for Reuters I Thought CO2 Was Certainly to Blame for Rising Temperatures. I Was Wrong – The Daily Sceptic
Journalist Neil Winton says that when he covered climate change for Reuters he thought CO2 was to blame for rising temperatures, but now he believes the scientific evidence shows he was wrong.
dailysceptic.org
Smithers XKR
Well-known member
My personal opinion is thus....I honestly wasn't looking for dirt, or what have you, on Reuters. Something that would place Reuters in the "suspect" catagory of news sources. And that's the truth. As happens I crossed an article that referenced an article, and rather than rely on a interpretation of the article I followed the link to the original article, as I often try to do. The original article was written by a guy who worked for years at Reuters, Science and Technology Correspondent. Neal Winton. The article is at a site I have never visited, or knew existed. The Daily Sceptic. It looks like an interesting website, I'm sort of naturally a sceptic, so I might check it out more often in the future, number of interesting looking articles there I have yet to read. I'm too dumb to know how to open 2 windows on my phone, so I'll attempt to go back and forth to copy and paste a bit, and also provide a link. A pain in the ass, but here we go...
The article is titled,
When I Covered Climate Change for Reuters I Thought CO2 Was Certainly to Blame for Rising Temperatures. I Was Wrong
In the article he writes, "I have a particular interest in Reuters’ attitude because I spent 32 years there as a reporter and editor. The global news agency’s traditional insistence on high standards in reporting makes this liaison with CCN seem questionable."
"Questionable", "suspect"? Same thing if not close cousins? Anyway, take a look, if you wish. I think a healthy amount of scepticism is often a very good thing.
When I Covered Climate Change for Reuters I Thought CO2 Was Certainly to Blame for Rising Temperatures. I Was Wrong – The Daily Sceptic
Journalist Neil Winton says that when he covered climate change for Reuters he thought CO2 was to blame for rising temperatures, but now he believes the scientific evidence shows he was wrong.
All of this navel gazing about the 2020 election is just making the United States appearing dis United and playing into the hands of our enemies, OK !!!
What we really need to be doing is just bloody move on an forget it and concentrate on the job of sorting out the war in Ukraine which we must solve to bring back freedom and democracy to these people.
The world economy is fucking knackered! The Ukraine is the biggest producer of grain in the world. We MUST sort this out !!
Sorry for the rant xxx
Mick Doobie
Resist We Much
That's because they hate America, our freedom, and our precious democracy. I mean, I hate to say it, I really do, I don't know.
Smithers XKR
Well-known member
The Ukraine are our friends in this world. We have to stand up for our friends and allies against the tyranny of Putin. We need to stand firm and give the country everything they need to defeat this bastard. The Russian people are good people, that have been ruled by rich oligarchs and Putins crooks and cronies for over 20 years now. We have to also help the Russian people to reclaim their country and restore democracy and prosperity to these good oppressed people.
The Russian people are good people, they are not our enemy. Putin and his crooked cohorts are our enemy