where's the THRILL in driving?
10-20-2003, 10:10 PM
#131
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Matthew S. Whiting" <m.whiting@computer.org> wrote in message
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>
> Just as I surmised. Why don't you have a choice to live in Switzerland?
> Funny how so many people who claim to hate America seem to try very
> hard to move here and seldom leave once they get here.
>
That trying hard is because of the bureaucrazy of the BCIS (former INS).
Besides that, moving to anther country isn't that easy, although you might
hate 99% of the people living in a country, including its governmental
representation and its carmakers, there are still a few people you drink
beer with that you would miss moving to another country.
Besides that you will face the immigration laws of any country you want to
move to.
news:3F94698E.2030907@computer.org...
>
> Just as I surmised. Why don't you have a choice to live in Switzerland?
> Funny how so many people who claim to hate America seem to try very
> hard to move here and seldom leave once they get here.
>
That trying hard is because of the bureaucrazy of the BCIS (former INS).
Besides that, moving to anther country isn't that easy, although you might
hate 99% of the people living in a country, including its governmental
representation and its carmakers, there are still a few people you drink
beer with that you would miss moving to another country.
Besides that you will face the immigration laws of any country you want to
move to.
10-20-2003, 10:10 PM
#132
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Matthew S. Whiting" <m.whiting@computer.org> wrote in message
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>
> Just as I surmised. Why don't you have a choice to live in Switzerland?
> Funny how so many people who claim to hate America seem to try very
> hard to move here and seldom leave once they get here.
>
That trying hard is because of the bureaucrazy of the BCIS (former INS).
Besides that, moving to anther country isn't that easy, although you might
hate 99% of the people living in a country, including its governmental
representation and its carmakers, there are still a few people you drink
beer with that you would miss moving to another country.
Besides that you will face the immigration laws of any country you want to
move to.
news:3F94698E.2030907@computer.org...
>
> Just as I surmised. Why don't you have a choice to live in Switzerland?
> Funny how so many people who claim to hate America seem to try very
> hard to move here and seldom leave once they get here.
>
That trying hard is because of the bureaucrazy of the BCIS (former INS).
Besides that, moving to anther country isn't that easy, although you might
hate 99% of the people living in a country, including its governmental
representation and its carmakers, there are still a few people you drink
beer with that you would miss moving to another country.
Besides that you will face the immigration laws of any country you want to
move to.
10-20-2003, 10:10 PM
#133
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Matthew S. Whiting" <m.whiting@computer.org> wrote in message
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>
> Just as I surmised. Why don't you have a choice to live in Switzerland?
> Funny how so many people who claim to hate America seem to try very
> hard to move here and seldom leave once they get here.
>
That trying hard is because of the bureaucrazy of the BCIS (former INS).
Besides that, moving to anther country isn't that easy, although you might
hate 99% of the people living in a country, including its governmental
representation and its carmakers, there are still a few people you drink
beer with that you would miss moving to another country.
Besides that you will face the immigration laws of any country you want to
move to.
news:3F94698E.2030907@computer.org...
>
> Just as I surmised. Why don't you have a choice to live in Switzerland?
> Funny how so many people who claim to hate America seem to try very
> hard to move here and seldom leave once they get here.
>
That trying hard is because of the bureaucrazy of the BCIS (former INS).
Besides that, moving to anther country isn't that easy, although you might
hate 99% of the people living in a country, including its governmental
representation and its carmakers, there are still a few people you drink
beer with that you would miss moving to another country.
Besides that you will face the immigration laws of any country you want to
move to.
10-20-2003, 10:14 PM
#134
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Pencilneck" <newsgroup2@4130-products.comZ> wrote in message
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> Well, Leo Lee, I think the real Americans would be happy to see you go.
>
> I know of some other people who feel the same way as you, hating America
> to no end. You should get together with these people and see if you all
> can't get some sort of group discount on one-way tickets to Switzerland:
>
<snip>
> Howard Dean
He is on a mission to make it a better place. He can complain, he is willing
to take it upon him to make the changes he feels the country need. People
that just yell can be given a one way ticket. People that see short comings,
name them and want to work on them should be allowed to stay (how annoying
their personality might be).
Besides that, I'm sure he will think there are too many guns in Switzerland.
news:3F94876A.5050508@4130-products.comZ...
>
> Well, Leo Lee, I think the real Americans would be happy to see you go.
>
> I know of some other people who feel the same way as you, hating America
> to no end. You should get together with these people and see if you all
> can't get some sort of group discount on one-way tickets to Switzerland:
>
<snip>
> Howard Dean
He is on a mission to make it a better place. He can complain, he is willing
to take it upon him to make the changes he feels the country need. People
that just yell can be given a one way ticket. People that see short comings,
name them and want to work on them should be allowed to stay (how annoying
their personality might be).
Besides that, I'm sure he will think there are too many guns in Switzerland.
10-20-2003, 10:14 PM
#135
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Pencilneck" <newsgroup2@4130-products.comZ> wrote in message
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>
> Well, Leo Lee, I think the real Americans would be happy to see you go.
>
> I know of some other people who feel the same way as you, hating America
> to no end. You should get together with these people and see if you all
> can't get some sort of group discount on one-way tickets to Switzerland:
>
<snip>
> Howard Dean
He is on a mission to make it a better place. He can complain, he is willing
to take it upon him to make the changes he feels the country need. People
that just yell can be given a one way ticket. People that see short comings,
name them and want to work on them should be allowed to stay (how annoying
their personality might be).
Besides that, I'm sure he will think there are too many guns in Switzerland.
news:3F94876A.5050508@4130-products.comZ...
>
> Well, Leo Lee, I think the real Americans would be happy to see you go.
>
> I know of some other people who feel the same way as you, hating America
> to no end. You should get together with these people and see if you all
> can't get some sort of group discount on one-way tickets to Switzerland:
>
<snip>
> Howard Dean
He is on a mission to make it a better place. He can complain, he is willing
to take it upon him to make the changes he feels the country need. People
that just yell can be given a one way ticket. People that see short comings,
name them and want to work on them should be allowed to stay (how annoying
their personality might be).
Besides that, I'm sure he will think there are too many guns in Switzerland.
10-20-2003, 10:14 PM
#136
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Pencilneck" <newsgroup2@4130-products.comZ> wrote in message
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>
> Well, Leo Lee, I think the real Americans would be happy to see you go.
>
> I know of some other people who feel the same way as you, hating America
> to no end. You should get together with these people and see if you all
> can't get some sort of group discount on one-way tickets to Switzerland:
>
<snip>
> Howard Dean
He is on a mission to make it a better place. He can complain, he is willing
to take it upon him to make the changes he feels the country need. People
that just yell can be given a one way ticket. People that see short comings,
name them and want to work on them should be allowed to stay (how annoying
their personality might be).
Besides that, I'm sure he will think there are too many guns in Switzerland.
news:3F94876A.5050508@4130-products.comZ...
>
> Well, Leo Lee, I think the real Americans would be happy to see you go.
>
> I know of some other people who feel the same way as you, hating America
> to no end. You should get together with these people and see if you all
> can't get some sort of group discount on one-way tickets to Switzerland:
>
<snip>
> Howard Dean
He is on a mission to make it a better place. He can complain, he is willing
to take it upon him to make the changes he feels the country need. People
that just yell can be given a one way ticket. People that see short comings,
name them and want to work on them should be allowed to stay (how annoying
their personality might be).
Besides that, I'm sure he will think there are too many guns in Switzerland.
10-20-2003, 10:32 PM
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Re: LEO LEE
"CJimmie in Iowa" <jslaird@trvnet.net> wrote in message
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> Hay Leo Lee; Get a hair cut and get a real job
>
> America is a Great Place.
Besides:
- Roads are ----
- Dope is illegal
- You have to be 21 to drink
- Healthcare sucks
- Environment!??
- 100 times more likely to get shot that almost anywhere else
- News is a joke
- Education is embarrasing (assembly line thinking designed after Brave New
World)
- Remember that sagging three in the Ohio?
But, as offspring sings: But everything he lacks well he makes up in denial
But yeah, great is the good word, I would only like to see that more people
here would like to aim for perfection.
> And when I hear some Jack *** spew Like you do it
> tells me one thing. You need to be on the receiving end of my 9 and 1/2
> boot. If you don't like it here well then get the f--k out. Your
> probably getting all kinds of federal aid free sh-t hand out's and your
> talking with your mouth full of American food you *** wipe.
Check out the immigration rules, checking the quality of his English, he has
been here too short to apply for all those benefits.
Besides, if everything here that saw something they didn't like would move
out, the place would be as developed in 50 years as it is now. Open your
mind!
> Standing on
> free men's soil and talking like that will get your *** kicked.
>
LOL, do you see the stupity in this! I must agree here with Leo, if people
yell free and threaten to kick you because of what you say, something must
be wrong. In a real free country even communists would be welcome.
>
> GET OUT YOU UNGRATEFUL *****.
>
The-he land of the freeee, and the hooome of the brave!
10-20-2003, 10:32 PM
#138
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Re: LEO LEE
"CJimmie in Iowa" <jslaird@trvnet.net> wrote in message
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> Hay Leo Lee; Get a hair cut and get a real job
>
> America is a Great Place.
Besides:
- Roads are ----
- Dope is illegal
- You have to be 21 to drink
- Healthcare sucks
- Environment!??
- 100 times more likely to get shot that almost anywhere else
- News is a joke
- Education is embarrasing (assembly line thinking designed after Brave New
World)
- Remember that sagging three in the Ohio?
But, as offspring sings: But everything he lacks well he makes up in denial
But yeah, great is the good word, I would only like to see that more people
here would like to aim for perfection.
> And when I hear some Jack *** spew Like you do it
> tells me one thing. You need to be on the receiving end of my 9 and 1/2
> boot. If you don't like it here well then get the f--k out. Your
> probably getting all kinds of federal aid free sh-t hand out's and your
> talking with your mouth full of American food you *** wipe.
Check out the immigration rules, checking the quality of his English, he has
been here too short to apply for all those benefits.
Besides, if everything here that saw something they didn't like would move
out, the place would be as developed in 50 years as it is now. Open your
mind!
> Standing on
> free men's soil and talking like that will get your *** kicked.
>
LOL, do you see the stupity in this! I must agree here with Leo, if people
yell free and threaten to kick you because of what you say, something must
be wrong. In a real free country even communists would be welcome.
>
> GET OUT YOU UNGRATEFUL *****.
>
The-he land of the freeee, and the hooome of the brave!
10-20-2003, 10:32 PM
#139
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Re: LEO LEE
"CJimmie in Iowa" <jslaird@trvnet.net> wrote in message
news:bn2006$b6n$1@ins22.netins.net...
> Hay Leo Lee; Get a hair cut and get a real job
>
> America is a Great Place.
Besides:
- Roads are ----
- Dope is illegal
- You have to be 21 to drink
- Healthcare sucks
- Environment!??
- 100 times more likely to get shot that almost anywhere else
- News is a joke
- Education is embarrasing (assembly line thinking designed after Brave New
World)
- Remember that sagging three in the Ohio?
But, as offspring sings: But everything he lacks well he makes up in denial
But yeah, great is the good word, I would only like to see that more people
here would like to aim for perfection.
> And when I hear some Jack *** spew Like you do it
> tells me one thing. You need to be on the receiving end of my 9 and 1/2
> boot. If you don't like it here well then get the f--k out. Your
> probably getting all kinds of federal aid free sh-t hand out's and your
> talking with your mouth full of American food you *** wipe.
Check out the immigration rules, checking the quality of his English, he has
been here too short to apply for all those benefits.
Besides, if everything here that saw something they didn't like would move
out, the place would be as developed in 50 years as it is now. Open your
mind!
> Standing on
> free men's soil and talking like that will get your *** kicked.
>
LOL, do you see the stupity in this! I must agree here with Leo, if people
yell free and threaten to kick you because of what you say, something must
be wrong. In a real free country even communists would be welcome.
>
> GET OUT YOU UNGRATEFUL *****.
>
The-he land of the freeee, and the hooome of the brave!
10-20-2003, 11:39 PM
#140
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Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
"Baudolino" <Baudolino@eco.org> wrote in message
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> Around downtown Boston was a mess because of construction, but hey, isn't
> that supposed to be over someday?
It's never over, it just moves down the road and around the corner.
I've live 26 miles outside of Boston and go into town once or twice a year
for various things. I can recall no case where I went into Boston in 30
years of driving and didn't have to deal with some closed, lane reduced or
detoured road. I suppose if you live there you get used to it. For me, I
usually find a parking garage, write down it's address, and call a cab.
- Bill
news:Et0lb.6957$Uz6.3228@newsread1.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> Around downtown Boston was a mess because of construction, but hey, isn't
> that supposed to be over someday?
It's never over, it just moves down the road and around the corner.
I've live 26 miles outside of Boston and go into town once or twice a year
for various things. I can recall no case where I went into Boston in 30
years of driving and didn't have to deal with some closed, lane reduced or
detoured road. I suppose if you live there you get used to it. For me, I
usually find a parking garage, write down it's address, and call a cab.
- Bill
