Do you think that they will return the “W” keys and the dinner plates they took when they left the last time?
Steve Featherkile said:NO! Why would they? This group will just add to the theft this time from our pockets.
Do you think that they will return the "W" keys and the dinner plates they took when they left the last time?
Hey Steve, you’re just about on the Ventilator level! 
Just about ???
Ahhh, c’mon, I’m just havin’ fun. What’s the matter, can’t you take the truth?
Seems to me much of “W’s” staff was recycled from his dad’s admin. and RR’s, yes? So there is a problem here?
Mark Verbrugge said:Nope, just wonderin' if they are planning to bring back the stuff they took when they left the last time.
Seems to me much of "W's" staff was recycled from his dad's admin. and RR's, yes? So there is a problem here?
As is so often the case, stories about Clinton staffers stealing things are just made up
http://archive.salon.com/politics/feature/2001/05/23/vandals/index.html
Here’s the quote
" Now it seems those closely detailed stories were largely bunk. Last week it was revealed that a formal review by the General Accounting Office, Congress’ investigative agency, “had found no damage to the offices of the White House’s East or West Wings or EOB” and that Bush’s own representatives had reported “there is no record of damage that may have been deliberately caused by the employees of the Clinton administration.”
While cautious GSA staffers won’t issue a blanket exoneration of the Clinton team, Bernard Ungar, the agency’s director of physical infrastructure, told Salon the media clearly exaggerated the extent of the damage. According to the terse GSA statement that formed the basis of Ungar’s conclusion, “the condition of the real property was consistent with what we would expect to encounter when tenants vacate office space after an extended occupancy.”
And we are supposed to believe this left wing rag?
Jon Radder said:As in "within a smidgen of" ;) :)
Just about ???
Steve Featherkile said:Not necessarily, but it would be a start. You know the "The longest journey starts with the first step" saying. There's still hope Steve! :P :P
And we are supposed to believe this left wing rag?
LOL!
The “left wing rag” is quoting the General Accounting Office, a well known hotbed of liberalism.
It’s so irritating when reality has a liberal bias!
Steve Featherkile said:Bush and Company don't need to steal dinner plates with $700 billion to spread among "friends". Ralph
Do you think that they will return the "W" keys and the dinner plates they took when they left the last time?
Hans-Joerg Mueller said:I understood the "just about". I was thinking he was already there :D :DJon Radder said:As in "within a smidgen of" ;) :)
Just about ???
Jon,
There was no question of that. 
Reading Steve’s posts I always consider the start of his LSC Bio
SF said:Yep, "Healer" that believes in "tough medicine", "Storyteller" believing in "the taller the tale, the better", "Breather" exhaling fire and other fumes. With that picture before my mind's eye, I get a chuckle out of almost any of his posts. And then there is .... "when in doubt push one of his buttons!" That's the assurance of yet another post from Steve good for a chuckle.
I am a Healer, Storyteller, Breather.
Hans-Joerg Mueller said:I really get under you skin, don't I, HJ? :lol:
And then there is .... "when in doubt push one of his buttons!" That's the assurance of yet another post from Steve good for a chuckle.
Steve Featherkile said:Are you kidding? You just make me laugh, you confirm some of those stereotypical traits, they always make me laugh. :lol: :lol:Hans-Joerg Mueller said:I really get under you skin, don't I, HJ? :lol:
And then there is .... "when in doubt push one of his buttons!" That's the assurance of yet another post from Steve good for a chuckle.
Yup, I get under your skin, no doubt about it.