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[CryingKoala]

You just seem awfully angry for a Buddhist. I know lots and lots of Buddhists and I've never heard one call someone shit, a fucking phony, or a fucking idiot before.

You should meet my wife.

Raised Buddhist, curses like a sailor on shore leave if you catch her in the wrong mood.

 

[signelect]

Profit is what drives the country, it is what taxes are paid from. It is what causes job creation and yes the oil companies make a lot of money and pay taxes on it. Take away the oil profits and see what you get. A million dollar bus being flown around the country so Obama can take a 20 mile ride to give a 20 minute carerfully researched caned speech. This is what we got when we elected his lordship.

 

[TexArcher]

You just seem awfully angry for a Buddhist. I know lots and lots of Buddhists and I've never heard one call someone shit, a fucking phony, or a fucking idiot before.

You should meet my wife.

Raised Buddhist, curses like a sailor on shore leave if you catch her in the wrong mood.

Sure, lots of Buddhists curse. There's a difference between stubbing your toe and exclaiming, "shit fuck god dammit!" and speaking to someone the way gautama does.

But Gautama obviously isn't a Buddhist anyway, which begs the question of his choice of name. But at this point I'm content to assume he's just a troll, probably a left winger trying to make right wingers look bad. Or maybe a kid who thinks he's being funny. No way is that the posting of a real person.

 

[gautama]

You just seem awfully angry for a Buddhist. I know lots and lots of Buddhists and I've never heard one call someone shit, a fucking phony, or a fucking idiot before.

You should meet my wife.

Raised Buddhist, curses like a sailor on shore leave if you catch her in the wrong mood.

Sure, lots of Buddhists curse. There's a difference between stubbing your toe and exclaiming, "shit fuck god dammit!" and speaking to someone the way gautama does.

But Gautama obviously isn't a Buddhist anyway, which begs the question of his choice of name. But at this point I'm content to assume he's just a troll, probably a left winger trying to make right wingers look bad. Or maybe a kid who thinks he's being funny. No way is that the posting of a real person.

TexSHIT,

You are as phoney as they come.

Not only that you're trying to create the impression that you are not a certifed Obamarrhoidal Freak, a genuine Congenital Idiot, and an established Piece of Shit ....... but you are as obvious as a $7 bill. So your whining, and tears of a downtrodden amoeba means shit.

You have been exposed, so STFU.

But, you being what you are......you have to continue making a further arsehole out of yourself.

 

[TexArcher]

Yawn.

I think I'll make a sammich.

 

[gautama]

Yawn.

I think I'll make a sammich.

Yawn.

Hope you choke on it, you phoney somanabitch.

 

[LibocalypseNow]

Global Warming believers are Left Wing kooks for the most part. Look at who's behind all the Fear Mongering hysteria and there is where you'll find all your answers. They're just hysterical Religious & Political zealots. They left real Science behind a long time ago. It's all about World Socialism now. I actually just laugh at them. I can't take them seriously anymore.

 

[waltky]

Granny says is due to global warmin' - we all gonna die...

'First Irish case' of death by spontaneous combustion
23 September 2011 - A man who burned to death in his home died as a result of spontaneous combustion, an Irish coroner has ruled.

West Galway coroner Dr Ciaran McLoughlin said it was the first time in 25 years of investigating deaths that he had recorded such a verdict. Michael Faherty, 76, died at his home at Clareview Park, Ballybane, Galway on 22 December 2010. Such incidents are extremely rare. Deaths attributed by some to "spontaneous combustion" occur when a living human body is burned without an apparent external source of ignition. Typically police or fire investigators find burned corpses but no burned furniture. An inquest in Galway on Thursday heard how investigators had been baffled as to the cause of Mr Faherty's death. Forensic experts found that a fire in the fireplace of the sitting room where the badly burnt body was found, had not been the cause of the blaze that killed Mr Faherty. The court was told that no trace of an accelerant had been found and there had been nothing to suggest foul play.

The court heard Mr Faherty had been found lying on his back with his head closest to an open fireplace. The fire had been confined to the sitting room. The only damage was to the body, which was totally burnt, the ceiling above him and the floor underneath him. Dr McLoughlin said he had consulted medical textbooks and carried out other research in an attempt to find an explanation. He said Professor Bernard Knight, in his book on forensic pathology, had written about spontaneous combustion and noted that such reported cases were almost always near an open fireplace or chimney. "This fire was thoroughly investigated and I'm left with the conclusion that this fits into the category of spontaneous human combustion, for which there is no adequate explanation," he said.

'Sharp intake of breath'

Retired professor of pathology Mike Green said he had examined one suspected case in his career. He said he would not use the term spontaneous combustion, as there had to be some source of ignition, possibly a lit match or cigarette. "There is a source of ignition somewhere, but because the body is so badly destroyed the source can't be found," he said.

He said the circumstances in the Galway case were very similar to other possible cases. "This is the picture which is described time and time again," he said. "Even the most experienced rescue worker or forensic scientist takes a sharp intake of breath (when they come across the scene)." Mr Green said he doubted explanations centred on divine intervention. "I think if the heavens were striking in cases of spontaneous combustion then there would be a lot more cases. I go for the practical, the mundane explanation," he said.

BBC News - 'First Irish case' of death by spontaneous combustion