audie
fartblossom
Maybe that is to stay warm during those cold winters?
yeah, except they have them all year long.
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Damn Hippies
- Thread starter John R
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yeah, except they have them all year long.
30A Skunkape
Skunky
yeah, except they have them all year long.
Isn't it cold in summer too?:funn:
audie
fartblossom
ummm no mr smarta$$ ;-)
Uncle Timmy
Beach Fanatic
Ugh,
Let me get this straight -the past 6 years of the Bush Administration have been a tour de force of conservative ideas put into practice on foreign policy issues, the economy etc. -and we see the state of affairs.
Not a resounding success.
And so conservatives are responding how? Blame the hippies?
You have got to be joking. The conservatives are actually getting more conservative in the face of their failures. Brilliant.
Let me get this straight -the past 6 years of the Bush Administration have been a tour de force of conservative ideas put into practice on foreign policy issues, the economy etc. -and we see the state of affairs.
Not a resounding success.
And so conservatives are responding how? Blame the hippies?
You have got to be joking. The conservatives are actually getting more conservative in the face of their failures. Brilliant.
Jdarg
SoWal Expert
No, don't know her. Only regularly read the Lexington paper when I lived there in college and right after- sounds like Lexington suits her a bit more than California!
Lexington is a weird place- the "hippies" are considered the University crowd for the most part. I think Bdarg mentioned that the writer was a poli sci professor at UK, so maybe they hired her for balance?
Opposite the hippies you have a very tiny but very powerful group of wealthy conservatives (Old Lexington money- they still have a Social Register), and the huge group in the middle, the "social climbers", that wish to be like the old money horse crowd and tend to emulate everything they do, including voting for conservative candidates and issues. I imagine Mcbrearty's views are popular with the paper's reader base.
