Police Arrest Cindy Sheehan During Anti-War Protest

[Lenny]

Highjacking this tread back to the original topic for just a quick question

Is this cop copping a feel?

 

[canuk woman]

Some jokes just write themselves, don't they?

No I really have consumer math.

 

[BS Gal]

Is this cop copping a feel?

Definitely, though I don't know why. Oh, just yuck.

 

[dustin]

No it looks like he's picking her up. :wannabemasterofobvious:

 

[cattitude]

Is this cop copping a feel?

I think he's trying to find her brain.

Seriously, she wanted to be arrested. They should have just used a fire hose to move her.

 

[willie]

Give her 3 very clear orders to get out of the area and as soon as she puts on that stupid grin......TASER her worthless ass. Stupidity should be painful.

 

[BS Gal]

Give her 3 very clear orders to get out of the area and as soon as she puts on that stupid grin......TASER her worthless ass. Stupidity should be painful.

She looks like she is really enjoying the spotlight. Makes me wanna throw up.

 

[Lenny]

No it looks like he's picking her up. :wannabemasterofobvious:

After all, she IS available since her left-behind-husband filed for divorce.

 

[kennedy]

somebody needs to stnad up and expose Bush for what he is.....instead of being another mindless troll

i aplaud her civil disobedience

 

[willie]

somebody needs to stnad up and expose Bush for what he is.....instead of being another mindless troll

i aplaud her civil disobedience

Didn't you see the picture? She is trying to expose bush.

 

[BS Gal]

Didn't you see the picture? She is trying to expose bush.

 

[kom526]

No I really have consumer math.

You really shouldn't advertise that. Isn't 10% of one U.S. dollar equal to 5 canadian dollars?
Here is the english portion of the quiz. Where are you at?

 

[FromTexas]

The US Government has finally decided to gift Canada with a squadron of our most advanced jets and a small fleet of our best warships, so they can finally contribute to policing the world.




After the exchange rate, they are proud of their two kayakes and flock of geese.

 

[canuk woman]

You really shouldn't advertise that. Isn't 10% of one U.S. dollar equal to 5 canadian dollars?
Here is the english portion of the quiz. Where are you at?

We don't cover American stuff.

 

[SamSpade]

You really shouldn't advertise that. Isn't 10% of one U.S. dollar equal to 5 canadian dollars?

I know you're teasing, but - the Canadian dollar is worth about 85 cents, US. When I was a kid, it was about 93 cents. Most Canadians I know joke about it, but it's not QUITE as bad. What IS bad, is the *taxes*, which make a lot of things up there quite expensive.

 

[2ndAmendment]

I know you're teasing, but - the Canadian dollar is worth about 85 cents, US. When I was a kid, it was about 93 cents. Most Canadians I know joke about it, but it's not QUITE as bad. What IS bad, is the *taxes*, which make a lot of things up there quite expensive.

When I was a kid, a Canadian dollar was worth more than a U.S. dollar.

 

[ylexot]

No I really have consumer math.

What do they teach you in consumer math? All of my "consumer math" has been simple addition and multiplication (for applying taxes). I learned that stuff in elementary school...it was simply called "math".

 

[willie]

When I was a kid, a Canadian dollar was worth more than a U.S. dollar.

1903?? WOW!

 

[2ndAmendment]

1903?? WOW!

1956 I think or somewhere close.

 

[2ndAmendment]

For reference: http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/dollar_book/full_text-e.html#26

the Canadian dollar slowly appreciated, moving to a small premium of about 2 per cent vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar by 1952. From then until the end of 1960, it traded in a relatively narrow range between US$1.02 and US$1.06. The peak for the Canadian dollar during this period was US$1.0614, touched on 20 August 1957.