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I'll say what most are thinking- this freeloader is full of it.

If this guy voted, did he vote Obama or Romney?

If he wins I'll be checking out the statutes of limitation.

Quite a long time ago when we had offices in Houston the company had season seats for the Astros. I would attend many afternoon "business men's" games. At a Cubs vs. Astros game I was the only person in the box, row two behind the Astros dugout. After the game I was called by friends in Chicago that had watched the game. The camera focused in on me quite a bit during the game and the Cubs' announcers made a lot of fun at my expense. After all I was the only one in the box. I was wearing a cowboy hat, I had my cowboy booted feet propped up on the backs of the seats in front of me enjoying a beer and hotdog. Apparently this is all fodder for amusement if you are from Chicago.

If a precedent is set here I am sure I was maligned in a most lasting and harmful way. If not, I'm sure it was all in good fun.

Did you hear about the guy who sued Scotland because a windfarm was within sight of his golf course AND who sued Miss Pennsylvania AND who sued a reporter for underestimating his net worth AND who sued his own law firm multiple times AND who sued two different cities where he has homes - including one for not naming a street after him AND who sued Bill Maher for $5,000,000 for saying he needed to see his long-form birth certificate to prove he wasn't the spawn of an orangutan?

That would be Donald Trump.

What about the House Speaker thats suing the president...for ...something .....he'll let us know when he figures it out.

SEE ! SEE ! See what happens when thoughtless people turn a perfectly good thread p-o-l-i-t-i-c-a-l.

The thread is closed.

This thread's not closed until they pry it from our cold dead fingers.

Personally, I never ever turn non-political threads political. And anyone who does so deserves a good ass-kicking.

Which is exactly what happened.

DonDiego has observed no "ass-kicking".
The esteemed JM2300 simply chose to close his own thread; a commendable, if ineffective, decision.