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9. March 2010, 19:12:55 Subject: Re: Modified by Pedro Martínez (9. March 2010, 19:14:46)  Artful Dodger: Guizot didn't say that. It's impossible. Being a liberal and a conservative is and was virtually the same thing in France. 9. March 2010, 20:17:39 Subject: Re:  Pedro Martínez: Churchill 9. March 2010, 21:33:33 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often. Artful Dodger: Find five differences: A) If you're not a liberal when you're 25, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative by the time you're 35, you have no brain. B) Not to be a republican at 20 is proof of want of heart; to be one at 30 is proof of want of head. 9. March 2010, 21:37:31 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often. Artful Dodger: By the way, thanks for that “research” at Geocities. Your links are awesome. First you post a quote and refer to a Wikipedia site of Guizot which does not even remotely say anything about the quote you post, and then you refer to a non-existing research. But am I surprised? 9. March 2010, 21:59:15 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often.  Pedro Martínez: if you put the geocities addy into the "waybackmachine" you might get a result.....it is unreal how you can get back on a lot of things with this website....no guarantees ut might be worth a try 10. March 2010, 00:34:53 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often. Artful Dodger: Yes, I did hear of the telephone game, but wasn't it you who insisted on people backing their posts with sources and facts? I just wanted you to do the same thing you require from others, which you often do not. How typical. There is a proverb about it in Czech, but I guess you wouldn't understand it even if I translated it for you to one of those languages you speak. How many are they? I must have forgotten…  10. March 2010, 01:43:29 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often. Artful Dodger: I don't know, you tell me. We don't eat crows here. 10. March 2010, 02:03:06 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often. Artful Dodger:  Please don't try that ever again. 10. March 2010, 02:38:44 Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often. Artful Dodger: Please don't rape my language. Thank you. |
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