Newsguy busted? Test

I don't think this is getting out.....

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jim rozen
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Got it fine here Jim. Ken.

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Reply to
Ken Davey

Yup! its broke! Didn't see a thing! Greg

Reply to
Greg O

me either Kent

Reply to
Kent Frazier

There must be something seriously wrong with the other guys, Jim. I'm getting it just fine!

Harold

Reply to
Harold & Susan Vordos

and here

Gunner

Some may decry the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton as a national trauma, but not humorist P.J. O'Rourke, who thinks the proceedings are a win-win situation

-- and grand entertainment to boot. Mr. O'Rourke, writing in the latest issue of the Weekly Standard, acknowledges that "some earnest souls have gone so far as to aver that impeachment has distracted President Clinton from ... raising taxes, destroying health care, appointing 1960s bakeheads to high political office, soliciting felonious campaign contributions, hanging friends out to dry for Arkansas real estate frauds, giving missile secrets to the Chinese, taking credit for the benefits of a free market about which he knows little and cares less, using U.S. military forces as fig leaves for domestic scandals and au pairs for the U.N., leading foreign policy back into the flea circus of Jimmy Carterism, having phone sex, groping patronage seekers, and snapping the elastic on the underpants of psychologically disturbed school-age White House interns entrusted with the task of delivering high-level government pizza." Ouch. Tell us what you really think, P.J. "No matter what, Bill," Mr.O'Rourke concludes, "your girlfriend's ugly, your wife hates you, and your dog can't hunt."

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Reply to
Gunner

Maybe Wolfowitz has flagged out Jim's account. Or its Bush's fault.

Gunner

Some may decry the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton as a national trauma, but not humorist P.J. O'Rourke, who thinks the proceedings are a win-win situation

-- and grand entertainment to boot. Mr. O'Rourke, writing in the latest issue of the Weekly Standard, acknowledges that "some earnest souls have gone so far as to aver that impeachment has distracted President Clinton from ... raising taxes, destroying health care, appointing 1960s bakeheads to high political office, soliciting felonious campaign contributions, hanging friends out to dry for Arkansas real estate frauds, giving missile secrets to the Chinese, taking credit for the benefits of a free market about which he knows little and cares less, using U.S. military forces as fig leaves for domestic scandals and au pairs for the U.N., leading foreign policy back into the flea circus of Jimmy Carterism, having phone sex, groping patronage seekers, and snapping the elastic on the underpants of psychologically disturbed school-age White House interns entrusted with the task of delivering high-level government pizza." Ouch. Tell us what you really think, P.J. "No matter what, Bill," Mr.O'Rourke concludes, "your girlfriend's ugly, your wife hates you, and your dog can't hunt."

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Reply to
Gunner

Bush. It's definitely Bush!

Harold

Reply to
Harold & Susan Vordos

All your posts are belong to us!

Mark Rand (on his lunch break) RTFM

Reply to
Mark Rand

Came through like the proverbial flatulence in a phone booth!

Jeff

Reply to
Jeff Wisnia

I thought that Gore took credit for the internet? I bet he's the one who f*cked it up. lg no neat sig line

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Reply to
larry g

Could by. I could never keep those people straight. Even today I can't tell them apart.

Harold

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Harold & Susan Vordos

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