If con is the opposite of pro...

[skipthisone]

...is Congress the opposite of progress?

Just a thought...

[jseal]

skipthisone,

Only while in session.

[Catch22]

We have no congress, so does that mean we have no progress either?

[skipthisone]

I agree jseal 100%

I dont know catch...let me figure out something that works for your boys.

[WildIrish]

<--- is attempting to reconcile prostitute and constitute

[Ryan²]

<--- is trying to understand the other 50% of this.

[skipthisone]

Originally posted by WildIrish
<--- is attempting to reconcile prostitute and constitute

One sucks on your oranges for a fee and the other charges a fee to make your orange juice suckable

*shrugs*:rolleyes:

[WildIrish]

Originally posted by skipthisone
One sucks on your oranges for a fee and the other charges a fee to make your orange juice suckable

*shrugs*:rolleyes:



Dude...you totally smoked my brain with that one!

[Lilith]

Was it profound or did it just confound you????

[WildIrish]

That was horribly funny. BRAT!!!!!

[skipthisone]

Did you ever regret starting a thread????




Nope, me neither :D

[Cobalt]

Originally posted by skipthisone
...is Congress the opposite of progress?

Just a thought...

Nowadays it is, way back when it wasn't. Not supposed to be like that but it is, the system doesn't work anymore unless you have ALOT, of money, then you can pad someones pocket to get them to vote in your favor.

[PantyFanatic]

Does this all belong under the Spartacus thread?:confused: Why does “The Last Days Of The Roman Empire” keep coming to mind?:rolleyes:

[Scarecrow]

Beware the Ides of March

[osuche]

It's because of the con-stituency that congress is the opposite of progress.

Et tu, Brute?

[Catch22]

It is written the world will end when Cleveland becomes the Capital of the new Roman empire!

[PantyFanatic]

I'm glad to hear that we have that much time left Catch22. :D

[jseal]

Catch22,

Reflect that the Eastern Roman Empire continued for almost 1,000 years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 467.

[PantyFanatic]

And it will take longer than that for Cleveland to become the capitol of anything. LOL


(We know better! ;) )

[Catch22]

Originally posted by jseal
Catch22,

Reflect that the Eastern Roman Empire continued for almost 1,000 years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 467.

Indeed the search for a way around the Turks is what found the New World. :)

[jseal]

Catch22,

I wonder if they now feel that it was such a good idea?