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346 [lbo-talk] Dumping Ubu/Dickhead -- rank: 234

At 04:07 PM 7/24/2004, Michael Perelman wrote: >I also have trouble figuring out the widely different polling >results. First of all, >most people's preferences are reportedly set in stone. Are the swing >voters so >volitile? Are the pollsters asking different questions? Or should we >just ignore >the ...

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Date:	Sat Jul 24 13:20:55 PDT 2004

347 [lbo-talk] Dumping Ubu/Dickhead -- rank: 234

I also have trouble figuring out the widely different polling results. First of all, most people's preferences are reportedly set in stone. Are the swing voters so volitile? Are the pollsters asking different questions? Or should we just ignore the horse race? We could concentrate on the issues if Kerry ...

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Author:	Michael Perelman
Date:	Sat Jul 24 13:07:58 PDT 2004

348 [lbo-talk] Dumping Ubu/Dickhead -- rank: 234

... Kelley "We're in a fucking stagmire." --Little Carmine, 'The Sopranos'

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Date:	Sat Jul 24 12:38:59 PDT 2004

349 [lbo-talk] update on malware -- rank: 234

... Kelley "We're in a fucking stagmire." --Little Carmine, 'The Sopranos'

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Date:	Sat Jul 24 12:26:29 PDT 2004

350 [lbo-talk] dead people voting -- rank: 234

heh. --forwarded Chicago isn't the only place where dead people vote: BEGIN EXCERPT Louise R. Kilcullen knew the end was near, so the 86-year-old Alexandria woman, who died last Wednesday, made sure she voted by absentee ballot in the 2004 presidential election (we have it on good authority ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 20:55:51 PDT 2004

351 [lbo-talk] Ruy Teixeira on Bush's faith-based campaign strategy -- rank: 234

At 11:10 PM 7/23/2004, Michael Pollak wrote: >So Kerry's getting the best of both worlds. There's nothing wrong with >his strategy. It's ideal. What's wrong is that he's got no charisma or >public speaking skills. He literally makes Gore look charismatic. I meet ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 20:40:20 PDT 2004

352 [lbo-talk] Be All You Can Be -- rank: 234

This isn't true. There's an incredibly famous Brazilian plastic surgeon who usually does facelifts for the wealthy. Every year, donates his expertise to reconstructing the bodies and faces of poor Brazilians. There _is_ a connection and a guy who's had his chest blown apart will be glad that ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 13:28:55 PDT 2004

353 [lbo-talk] Be All You Can Be -- rank: 234

I realize that the gist of this story lies elsewhere, but before people become outraged, here's the scoop. Years ago, my son was hit in the face with a fly ball during a little league game. He was sent to a plastic surgeon. wah? I was worried about that b ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 10:24:28 PDT 2004

354 [lbo-talk] Re: -- rank: 234

At 12:17 PM 7/23/2004, Dwayne Monroe wrote: >=========== > > > >Yes. > > >The security unconscious integration of services on >the Win32 platform (along with the architecture of >windows networking - i.e. smb/port 135 and 445 holes >as budge says), in concert with user gullibility, >creates a cornucopia of exploits. I know ...

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355 [lbo-talk] Re: -- rank: 234

At 10:44 AM 7/23/2004, budge wrote: >i'm getting tired of this one. this has nothing to do with >outhouse and,in fact, for the last few years outhouse has >come out of the box pretty well locked down. it is much >more likely to be a browser ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 08:26:02 PDT 2004

356 [lbo-talk] Re: -- rank: 234

At 09:18 AM 7/23/2004, Carrol Cox wrote: >snit snat wrote: > > >This is the first post I've read on whatever this topic is so I don't >know the history. But the internet is filled with posts from someone >else than the nominal address on them; yah. That ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 07:13:24 PDT 2004

357 [lbo-talk] Re: -- rank: 234

At 07:31 AM 7/23/2004, Doug Henwood wrote: >I've set this listmember to "moderate," so there should be no more of these. > >Doug I'm still trying to figure out how that got by, though I haven't spent a lot of time on it. You've got ...

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Date:	Fri Jul 23 05:11:17 PDT 2004

358 [lbo-talk] Ruy Teixeira on Bush's faith-based campaign strategy -- rank: 234

At 09:46 PM 7/22/2004, Michael Pollak wrote: >[It's finally beginning to dawn on me: the Bushits are just as ignorant >and delusive about campaigning as they were about Iraq or international >economics or anything else. They were never political geniuses. They >were just doofuses santified by a ...

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Date:	Thu Jul 22 19:34:05 PDT 2004

359 [lbo-talk] Juan Cole: al Qaeda, Iran and Bush's gathering attack -- rank: 234

Groundwork...whatever....I don't think it's going to fly. Joanna snit snat wrote: > This seems INCREDIBLY obvious to me and I'm flabbergasted that no > one's mentioned how it seems clear that the neocons are laying the > ground work for Iran. Tell me that a Kerry administration would ...

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Date:	Thu Jul 22 11:39:09 PDT 2004

360 [lbo-talk] Juan Cole: al Qaeda, Iran and Bush's gathering attack -- rank: 234

This seems INCREDIBLY obvious to me and I'm flabbergasted that no one's mentioned how it seems clear that the neocons are laying the ground work for Iran. Tell me that a Kerry administration would wage war on Iran. Don't give me any crap about my vote either: I ...

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Date:	Thu Jul 22 10:52:36 PDT 2004