Rice to testify under oath

[BTs_FahQ2]

OMFG, sixhits.  You are the first person to ever get anything I have ever argued on ever.

That is awesome.

Honestly, someone actually gets it.

Now in all seriousness, I think I'm just gonna have to agree to disagree with FahQ2. I could dig back in and counter everything he says, but I think we'd end up going back and forth a lot more until we just couldn't stand typing anymore.

LOL, I usually just argue just for the fuck of it.  Shit, I could of agreed with you as much as you liked, but I just like to see someone stick up for what they believed in. I am a debate man to the end and have lived for it most of my life.  It's just cool seeing someone stick to their guns despite criticism.  I respect that.

nj and gg.

[BFG]

Well, if it were Sixhits, Typhy, voodoo, BFG, or a number of other people, I think I would set up a picnic bench, have a nice ice-tea on hand, get out my digital camera, and enjoy watching them die!? hehehe

Ahh the true love of a Christian [fundamentalist]. Dosnt' it make you all warm inside knowing there are people like GS on the planet?

[BTs_GhostSniper]

Well, if it were Sixhits, Typhy, voodoo, BFG, or a number of other people, I think I would set up a picnic bench, have a nice ice-tea on hand, get out my digital camera, and enjoy watching them die!? hehehe

Ahh the true love of a Christian [fundamentalist]. Dosnt' it make you all warm inside knowing there are people like GS on the planet?

You know, BFG, for a group of people with a really wierd sense of humor (the British), I can't believe you don't see the humor in what I wrote.

[Ssickboy]

I didn't realize he made a public apology too...  

WHEN I'M SORRY MEANS FUCK YOU: THE LOST ART OF THE APOLOGY.  ?By Dave Gaffen     04.01.04

When former Bush administration senior advisor Richard Clarke testified before the 9-11 Commission last week, he did something that no one in public life seems to do anymore: He apologized ? and he meant it. Sure, one could argue that he had ulterior motives -- everyone does.

But not for nothing did the words from Clarke, who worked for several presidents, spark spontaneous applause from the gallery crowd: "Your government failed you ? and I failed you. We tried hard, but that doesn't matter because we failed. And for that failure, I would ask ? for your understanding and for your forgiveness."        
 
From acknowledged liars like Pete Rose to the occasional citizen of presumed good standing, public apologies are made so unwillingly, it as though they imagine the next step is death at the hands of Darth Vader. "Apology accepted, Captain Needa."

http://www.blacktable.com/gaffen040402.htm

[Cutter]

the apology was the set-up for the perjury.