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Comment on About Shoq by danielspengies

danielspengies — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:01:43 +0000

ah yes, Shoq. Still babbling incoherently while feltching the semen of other men out of Cody's unwiped asshole I see. Please move away from twitter. Progressives deserve better than you, troll Cody K, and the like. It's time for pengafication….

Comment on About Shoq by danielspengies

danielspengies — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:52:17 +0000

Hey shoq, are you still a ball-less piece of shit that sucks the diarrhea out of @cody_k's disease infected cornhole? Still trying to prevent “drama” in #p2. Yeah, that failed. Time for you to take your LINO act and get the fuck off. Twitter is now pengies territory.

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Comment on Liberals: Sign-up For The Teaparty Town Halls In Washington by .

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:11:27 +0000

You're still spelling Alinsky wrong.

Comment on Narrative Authority: Can Institutional Respect Be Crowd-Sourced? by CK

CK — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:56:09 +0000

pretty typical teaparty response.

When you have absolutely nothing to add, cmcd, it's best to just not comment.

How lame.. but when one is completely lacking in even a modicum of intelligence and unable to make a comment of any value what-so-ever, your type of cyber_bully-post is the best we can expect from you.. tsk tsk.

Comment on Narrative Authority: Can Institutional Respect Be Crowd-Sourced? by CmcD

CmcD — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:16:34 +0000

http://andiamnotlying.com/2010/types-of-bitches/ #87

Comment on Narrative Authority: Can Institutional Respect Be Crowd-Sourced? by CK

CK — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 23:45:14 +0000

lol! I'm not offended by the word "meme" .. it was merely a simple typo silly.

I do think this short blog shows you are the tweetking of malapropisms and much ado about absolutely nothings.

Given the mis-use of terms, the only thing that made sense in that blog was that you thought Garber's tweet was spot on.

As to an intermediary in an argument.. why? LOL is it a competition? Do you need an audience?

Comment on Narrative Authority: Can Institutional Respect Be Crowd-Sourced? by Shoq

Shoq — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:02:30 +0000

Modern authority (and Government) is a complex hierarchy of ideas, positions, physical and conceptual assets, and points of view. Each can be seen as a set of objects which can be described with a taxonomic scheme in one or more contexts.

I am sorry the word meme offends you enough that you would misspell it

Of course, you can argue with me, but we'll need some authority to act as an intermediary. Whom do YOU propose?

Comment on Narrative Authority: Can Institutional Respect Be Crowd-Sourced? by CK

CK — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 21:34:32 +0000

I read what you wrote.. "taxonomic hierarchies" & "authority meems" & laughed out loud.

Do you even know what you were trying to say? Really? it made no sense.. except that
I do get it that for some reason you feel Garber's tweet was both interesting and important..

I disagree with her comment.. transparency is about transparency.. pure and simple.. and in what is supposed to be a free and open society it is required. Past that.. a conversation starter or ? I don't thinkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk so!