posts that could be considered offensive

[john]

Happy now Joe  :lol:  If the shoe fits...

[Anonymous]

Wilson,

Saw an excellent bumper sticker today, thought you'd appreciate it too...

"If I'd known it would be like this, I'd have picked my own cotton".

Pretty good eh?

[indestructibleman]

that DEMAND a mongrel race,

personally, i could handle a little more of the mongrel race.

[CasiUSA]

I love my white girlfriend. Asians like me taking white women away from honest, hard-working white christian males- my goal of creating a "Mongrel race" will be realized. I mean, that's the only reason I am dating outside of my own race. Take that, white people.  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

[davipu]

just for that Casi, I am going to go find a couple of hispanic ladies that want green cards and get them all knocked up.

[CasiUSA]

just for that Casi, I am going to go find a couple of hispanic ladies that want green cards and get them all knocked up.

I'm glad that you can recognize that is all us minorities are good for :lol:

[davipu]

well I figure it's a win win situation, I get all the sex I can enjoy and they get to live here legally

[snapper]

John- to answer your question... it all depends!  For the most part not much offends me.  I can make a nasty/offensive comment as fast as any man.  Check with the guys I have worked with.   :lol:   They start out surprised then they just enjoy it!  But taking it from that side most of the comments made either by me or my friends are not serious.  They are comments made for a laugh.  None of us do it to degrade others.   Ok there was one we tried to degrade on a regular basis, but it was based only on him and not his race, gender or religious beliefs.  He annoyed me and I truly enjoyed annoying him.   :lol:

I must say that I appreciate the gore or not safe at work warnings.

:mrgreen:

[Old Mr. Wilson]

Political correctness in any form offends me. It's insulting to me and should be insulting to YOU for someone to purposely "con" you. That is exactly what PC is. A con game to "get the money". Get it? Do ya finally fuckin' GET IT? It just keeps hittin' ya in the head every morning like a sledge hammer and ya just don't fuckin' get it!!! Just like sex in advertising........your pocketbook gets screwed.........that's all....nothing more.........

[Cal Price]

Mr W, that's a great offer, I appreciate it. One day it will cost you an aligator steak! I have to find the time for a couple of biggish European trips plus a trip to Oz, It's no good me going "down under" whilst I'm still gainfully employed as I would like an absolute minimum six weeks, more like six months if I can organise things at home. I have long harboured an ambition to cross the US from West to East and fly home from Boston or NY. "Hollywood" America, and "Disney" Americal does nothing for me but I would love to see "real" America. My experience of "The Americas" is confined to Newfoundland, Carribean Islands and one night in Bangor Maine (Plane breakdown) which is not much.

After Oz, I might just call on you, probably two-three-four years down the line. Cheers

[Cal Price]

Something I forgot to ask, I have this retro-poster printed on a mirror for a Steamboat Company advertising "St Louis, Memphis, Greenville, Natchez, Baton Rouge & New Orleans. Is that still possible and is it worthwhile?

It has often intrigued me (Once a Ferryman always a Ferryman)

I would even wear a black stetson and play poker if it's a requirement!

[Kerry]

"St Louis, Memphis, Greenville, Natchez, Baton Rouge & New Orleans. Is that still possible and is it worthwhile?

Looks like, if you have 9 nights and $3000+ dollars (US), you're set!  

EDIT: If you can manage 20 miles a day on a bicycle, and you have 100 nights, why not ride the entire Mississippi River Trail?   :mrgreen:  (Still in development....)

[Old Mr. Wilson]

Hey Cal !!! Let me think.........let me see...........ok looks like Mr. Kerry got you a price so let me tell you my experience with those "stopping points on the "Mighty Mississippi" River. St. Louis. I would assume that is where you would "get onboard". Have never been there and would not venture too far from the boat. Has a few nice landmarks. Memphis......
has some great barbeque and blues on Beale St.. "Memphis in May" is supposed to be a grand party for barbeque but I am a bit confused at to why one "has to be a member" of a "club" to eat any of the food cooked on the competetion grounds (guess for health dept. reasons). Spent many a weekend of my youth at Overton Square but that was 30 years ago. Have heard it has changed.......at lot.........and not for the good. Watch your path and kinda stick around safe areas. Greenville..........ahhhhh...
I am a "tiny bit" familiar with the area. That is in the Mississippi Delta. I spent 27 years of my life in the Delta before I escaped in '81. Greenville is on the river (of course) and has Gambling/gaming there. Not much else to do there. Population MAY be 40,000 due only to the Casino. Used to spend a bit of time at One Block East bar there. It was better than a 50 mile ride for me but it was great to get away. Hell I even rode my RD350 there a few times! Damn that was a long time ago. A great place to eat if it still exists is Doe's Steak House. Good aged beef and I do mean aged and tender. You have to realize that this is "Cotton Country". White Gold.
Now many Catfish and crawfish (crayfish) farms are springing up taking the place of the old revered cotton. Now.........Baton Rouge.........heard last week the "Metro Area" is at 603,000. In town population of about 1/4 million. Different times of the year have different festivals. Here in Louisiana it seems like there is always a festival of some sorts. You can gamble till your hearts content. Has some pretty interesting sights. Fairly safe in most areas. Great brunch at the Casino Rouge on Sundays. I work in Baton Rouge. Well I "report" there and then go to wherever. New Orleans........what can ya say? Black leather and vaseline baby! The French Quarter is crawling in decadence. If you got the jack, you can get the crack (ANY kind of crack--hahahahhahha). It is truly Sodom and Gomorrah but stay on the tourist paths in New Orleans and you'll probably be ok. I go down with Wifey at times to look at the old antiques and French architecture. Food is good. Well........a LOT of South Louisiana food is good. You can gamble at Harrah's if you like and Jackson's Brewery is a good place to walkabout just as is the Old French Market.
My wife and I have always wanted to make that ride from St. Louis to New Orleans but have never had quite enough vacation days. We are just gonna have to FORCE that issue one year! I will give you any and all help I can.      Wilson

[Old Mr. Wilson]

OH I FORGOT NATCHEZ!!! A nice place. Old time Mississippi charm. Quiet. Eat "Under the Hill" (a hangout of Jim Bowie's), it is actually kinda under a bluff and a couple of nice places to eat there. "The Post Resturant" is nice downtown and "Fat Mamma's" (also downtown) has some good hot tamales if you are into those! We can go to Ralph and Kacoo's off of Bluebonnet Ave. in Baton Rouge and get you some nice blackened alligator with hollandaise with a nice crisp green salade and hot buttered garlic bread. My daughter and I LOVE IT. It will melt in your mouth and oh so spicy. Wilson

p.s if you have du l'argent left when you get to Natchez, you can gamble there too!!!!

[Michael]

Happy now Joe  :lol:  If the shoe fits...

I think you and Joe are both wrong about this.  I doubt any of us, with the obvious exception of Wilson, actually hate Joe.  Loathing is too strong an emotion for it.  I reckon it's closer to pity, with some annoyance/irritation thrown in.
Waddy'all think?

[Old Mr. Wilson]

? I don't hate Joe, you silly oaf!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

I asked for it...  Really.  It's all in fun.

I don't hate any of you either.  You're wrong, and I pity you too.  I take it upon my self to "educate" you.

Remember what I always say:

Things are rarely as simple as they seem and the truth is rarely as simple as it appears.

[davipu]

thanks joe, we all needed that Vietcong style political "edcuation".

[CasiUSA]

True, Remember what I always say:

People sitting in their trailers getting their culture from reruns of Springer make for some entertaining "conversations".

[Michael]

? I don't hate Joe, you silly oaf!!!!!!!

I resemble that comment!