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You decide.
Just read this and let me know please. I have a hard time catagorizing (sp?) this drivel, and would like your esteemed opinion on the nature of this woman and her story.

A) If you are going to post a somewhat serious poll, or rather, a poll on what seems to be a somewhat serious matter, at least give some options that people with different opinions than your own can choose.

B) What is wrong with it (apart from her somewhat dull style)? It's a mood piece, it's not a political speech. It's about the difference between the here-and-now and the great unknown.

Other: WTF?!?! Ok..so we should live our lives in fear now because Iraq and Alqueda are a THREAT?...

Drolgin Steingrinder wrote:A) If you are going to post a somewhat serious poll, or rather, a poll on what seems to be a somewhat serious matter, at least give some options that people with different opinions than your own can choose.

B) What is wrong with it (apart from her somewhat dull style)? It's a mood piece, it's not a political speech. It's about the difference between the here-and-now and the great unknown.

Excuse me, Allow me to post my view on this (Agreed, very bland style).

One: I think this lady is ghey for even falling for that threat of biological weapons attack.
But on the other hand, she did get into that cab, then sat next to that lady, which would make her cursed.
This is not what really got me. I will level with you here on my thoughts on this:
This woman upsets me with the story she told not because in and of itself it was a poor read, akin to a lay from a $5.00 hooker, so I have been told.
It fustrated me because of the opening few paragraph's are synonamous with the nations majority feelings. They are afraid, of terrorist attacks, etc.
What I think pisses me off is these people believing the bullshit that our own government, now instilling fear in us over false incident to incite greater support for war.

Actually, I think I approched this all wrong...
Xou, tard this please. Bad post in the hiz'ouse

whoa, dude...I think I was the stripper at the bachelorette party she threw!!! Them ladies was crazies for my skizziees...

ROFL ^^

I liked the story.

You guys seen Bowling for columbine?

Good story

I missed the title of this article, was it "A week in the life of duh"? This lady reminds me of Jean Teasdale from The Onion.

I kinda drifted off after 'jangled'

Who're you, 'Sometimes' ?

Arsecn wrote:

I would watch this show...

I find it rather interesting how nonchalantly you throw around the term 'ghey' rather than using a more appropriate term.

Why...are you offended? Should we just use gay instead?

Maybe he isn't as sensitive as you are, Xaem!

I think Xaem means this ladies stupidity has nothing to do with her sexual preferance, as a matter of fact she clearly states she has a husband in the article.

However....yes, she is stupid.....she is the sterotypical scatter brained woman. One who beleives everything the media says, one who can't follow instructions clearly pasted on signs (I've ridden the Metro many times, you can't miss the no food/drink signs), She thinks her life is endangered because a guy changes lanes quickly..guess what? YOUR IN A FUCKING TAXI CAB BITCH...expect quick lane changes etc..

I can't say she is more retarded then most of the general public though, if I had a nickle for everyone I consider borderline retarded, I would have more toys then Bill Gates.

I wanted to see how old this bitch was, so I went to the columnists section, but she isn't listed. I was trying to see if she was just some 70 yr old old bitty, but still wouldn't explain her friends having bridal showers etc...

Another odd thing is as far as I can tell this Newspaper is a San Fransisco paper? I don't quite understand that, she should be used to large cities right? Cabs and such?

So that's how I came up with scatter brained. She not an old bitty or whatever, and she isn't a backwoods hick lost in the big city...she is just amazingly retarded and easily flustered.

THis is the type of woman who has to pause and think when you ask her what her name is.