Euroweenies Won't Help U.S. in Iraq if Kerry Wins

[Jano]

Originally posted by ODShowtime
Jano, jano, jano... stink is in the nose of the beholder. I'd rather smell like cheeseburgers than reek of flowers and oils like some kansas city faggot!

ahem, you are correct about spam's origin, although he seems quite happy down in Mexico.

Don't worry my friend,i'm just having fun.I'm not an ennemy, but do you really smell like a cheeseburger? lolllll!
Keep in peace bro!

[ODShowtime]

Originally posted by Jano
Don't worry my friend,i'm just having fun.I'm not an ennemy, but do you really smell like a cheeseburger? lolllll!
Keep in peace bro!

Just fuckin' around too, jano. do you ever smell like french perfume?

[BigBadBrian]

Originally posted by ODShowtime
Just fuckin' around too, jano. do you ever smell like french perfume?

No, he probably smells like unwashed hairy beast...much like your girlfriend. :D

[Jano]

Originally posted by BigBadBrian
No, he probably smells like unwashed hairy beast...much like your girlfriend. :D

You don't belong here,a real DAVE's fan can't be that stupid and racist !

[Jano]

Originally posted by ODShowtime
Just fuckin' around too, jano. do you ever smell like french perfume?

Not,my two favorite parfum are Hugo(boss) and eternity(klein)!

[ODShowtime]

Originally posted by BigBadBrian
No, he probably smells like unwashed hairy beast...much like your girlfriend. :D

whew! a two-fer! That would sting if I had a gf!

[Sgt Schultz]

Kerry says Franco-German troops unlikely

Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry conceded yesterday that he probably will not be able to convince France and Germany to contribute troops to Iraq if he is elected president.

The Massachusetts senator has made broadening the coalition trying to stabilize Iraq a centerpiece of his campaign, but at a town hall meeting yesterday, he said he knows other countries won't trade their soldiers' lives for those of U.S. troops.

"Does that mean allies are going to trade their young for our young in body bags? I know they are not. I know that," he said.

Asked about that statement later, Mr. Kerry said, "When I was referring to that, I was really talking about Germany and France and some of the countries that had been most restrained."

"Other countries are obviously more willing to accept responsibilities," he added, as he took questions from reporters in a school yard in Tipton, Iowa.

Even before Mr. Kerry made his admission, France and Germany had made it clear that their absolute opposition to sending troops to Iraq was not a political calculation involving the U.S. election.

German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has categorically ruled out sending any soldiers, even to protect U.N. officials overseeing new elections, adding that "that's where it's going to remain." French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier said his government will not send troops "either now or later."

[Warham]

Like all of Kerry's proposals, this one won't work.