I will try it later after I eat and rest, just got back from a three day business trip.
As you can see I couldn’t wait, as I am obsessive compulsive..

Lucky for me I get to to go Johnson County this weekend!

Is there a tag for “complete homophobic, sexist, racist jerk”? Based on your attack on Obama earlier this morning (narsissy, etc), you should probably use that one on all your posts. It’d warn the rest of us that it’s time to scroll-over
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Still have the sheep trained to back up to the fence Thomas?

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He’s been in the US Senate for 3 1/2 years.

Is is possible to discuss the man without fudging basic facts?

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GMC: Use angle-bracket-slash-i-anglebracket to close your italics. A minor point, but it will make your posts more readable.

start the italics by using (left arrow i right arrow)

make your sentence

close the italics by using (left arrow slash i right arrow)

If you don’t close it, anything you type after that will be italicized.

“”italics

the &lang and &rang are the unicode for the brackets. (what you use to make italic print)

Since he can’t type them here without them being invisible to the reader, he substituted the brackets with the geek language equivalent.

I’m pretty dense at times, thought.

By the way, treat people decently and you will be likewise, act as you do expect the same.

Barack Obama served SEVEN years in the Illinois State Senate. Got that? SEVEN. “Three year” (sic) doesn’t equal “three-term.”

At least get your facts right, numbnuts.