To Carlita Hermie: Denial is not a river in Egypt, you lying, dissembling egocentric, megalomanic, special-olympics-failing fuckwad. And the dribble running down your lips is Saddam's warm sploodge. So lick it. Lick it good. Then roll over, stick your ass in the air, start Waggin' her, and complete your Saddamite services, Herm(aphrod)ite.
The referenced article refutes your specious allegations as to its content..
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He [Hermit: bin Laden] cannot do this with the Taliban. They are a small group, able to operate effectively only within the context of Afghanistan. He could possibly lure the US into that death bowl, and achieve some small satisfaction in knowing that this has the potential to harm them. But the US Army is no longer an army of conscripts, and they don't fight wars in a way which exposes them overmuch to danger. Which means that they will not accomplish terribly much in that environment - but it also means that they will not have much to lose. He has to know this. Just as he has to know that America will eventually win this particular war.
Your invective is not argument, but merely points to your irrational state, and thus deserves, and will receive, no response.
With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion. - Steven Weinberg, 1999
Is Carlita Hermie a female grammatical form of Carl Hermit which is used in a derogatory sense in this particular exchange? Judging by the tone of the dialog, my best guess is that it is.
I can understand how insults and derogatory terms work, but my question is this: In what way is using a female grammatical form derogatory?
To Carlita Hermie: And all those other paragraphs, some of which I have posted, that support my assertions concerning your absurd, nonsensical and ultimately false prophecies? Oh, you just won't mention those, willya? You're so fucking funny, a truly ludicrous figure of ridicule, hilariously cavorting and posing as if other people cannot read plain english, or as if. if you continue by interminable and monotonous repetition to try to foist off the big lie that you were simply quoting others' opinions and not embracing and endorsing them, that the credulous and gullible will believe you. It is a vain and futile hope. You have reduced yourself to comic relief. Gulbuddin Hekmatyr is indeed right up there with Osama Bin Laden, Mullah Omar and Ayman Zawahiri on the US most wanted list. Saeed Shaykh Mohammed was on that list last week. But we have him now. And Mohammed Atef is dead. It'll be interesting to find out what we can get Saeed Shaykh Mohammed to tell us about the others, including perhaps their locations. Poor Carlita; you attack from the gutter, then try to assume a noble stance when someone jumps down in the gutter with you and kicks you in your miniscule balls. But everyone here remembers the execrable mother-slandering to which you continue to resort. You are a cast iron pot calling a stainless steel kettle black.
Note to Rhinocerous: Carlita likes to call other people cunts; that is my more subtle way to do the same. Carlita possesses all the manifest subtlety of a drunken pedophile at a prepubescent pool party.
Rhinoceros: I'd suggest not seeking a reasoned response from Dees. All he appears to have to offer is error, assertion, repetition, invective, victimology and self-justification. Did I leave anything out? But I bet that he isn't going to reply that he is suggesting that I am female - and thus cannot think rationally. No matter how convinced he may be of it... Actually, noticing the attempt to suggest that I am a hermaphrodite, I'd like to suggest that even if I were, I would still not be as good at fucking myself as Dees... To my eyes, he appears to have developed this into an artform..
With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion. - Steven Weinberg, 1999
Is Carlita Hermie a female grammatical form of Carl Hermit which is used in a derogatory sense in this particular exchange? Judging by the tone of the dialog, my best guess is that it is.
I can understand how insults and derogatory terms work, but my question is this: In what way is using a female grammatical form derogatory?
Thank you, rhino. I was going to ask the same question..(in a different thread, tho')
Note to Mermaid: I answered Rhino's question above.
Carlita, you have slung the mud of bigotrous accusations at me since cybertime immemorial, long before my response in kind. Then you whipped out a mother-slandering shovel in order to enable you to burrow even deeper beneath your beloved gutter. You have abundantly proven yourself to be nothing more than a malignant yet clueless buffoon, and what you remain clueless about is your own transparent buffoonery. But you are one of a clueless few concerning that obvious fact. And if I were you, I wouldn't want to soil myself with myself, either. Nevertheless, you have managed to accomplish exactly that onlist, in spades. I just hope you are wearing a condom; it would be an unimaginable travesty if you were to somehow parthenogenetically reproduce - one of you is too much shit to deodorize, shovel and flense as it is.
With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion. - Steven Weinberg, 1999
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