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Mon Feb-12-07 11:48 AM
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"You have a right to think whatever you want..." |
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"even when you're wrong..." :rofl:
Joy Behar to Elizabeth on the View this morning... *snicker*
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Mon Feb-12-07 11:50 AM
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ScreamingMeemie
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Mon Feb-12-07 11:51 AM
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I love the look of disgusted disbelief on her face whenever Elizabeth opens her mouth to talk politics. I confess...I am a little addicted to the 'Hot topics' segment for that reason. :D :hi:
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Mon Feb-12-07 12:04 PM
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4. Wa that not the best remark ever? |
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I was laughing so hard, I scared the puppy.
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Mon Feb-12-07 02:37 PM
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6. I just love her expressions and then that line...oh my... |
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Mon Feb-12-07 12:03 PM
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3. I saw that and LOVED it. |
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Elizabeth is pretty clueless sometimes.
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Mon Feb-12-07 02:38 PM
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She's young, and hopefully she'll grow up a little.
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Mon Feb-12-07 12:06 PM
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I've never really been crazy about the other people on there but she is always funny to me.
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Mon Feb-12-07 02:38 PM
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8. She's a stitch. She reminds me of one of MrG's aunts. |
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Mon Feb-12-07 02:43 PM
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Wish I had seen that one! :rofl:
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Mon Feb-12-07 02:53 PM
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10. Do we think things because we want to |
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or because they seem true to us? It may depend on the person and the case. When there are rewards involved, like people who want to believe that tax cuts are a good idea because they want that extra money. But what about when there is no obvious dog in the hunt? Some of the stubborn arguing comes from a core belief - I want to believe that I am intelligent and informed, and even beneath that, I want to believe that I am worthy of respect and affection. Sort of like the Nomad effect. Nomad's prime directive was that everyone who made a mistake must be destroyed. Is that the human prime directive - everyone who makes a mistake must have their ego destroyed? Often that seems to be the theme in arguments or discussions - you are not only wrong, you are contemptible for being so.
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