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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Fishing with no Bait
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Monday, October 13, 2014
"Snakes in the Grass"
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
The President's Job
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Scoop's Quips #sb-04-14
Scoop's Quips #sb-04-14
"The Old Gambler said that you had to know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em. Well I sure would like to play a couple of hands of poker with our President, cause he don't know the difference between a winning hand and a losing hand, and he can't bluff worth a damn. On top of that he likes to throw a lot of money into the pot”
Scoop Biggers
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
Bullies
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"Bullies"
I was watching an old Happy Days episode the other day and Fonzie was trying to teach Richie how to deal with bullies.
The Fonz told Richie to just walk up to the meanest guy and brace up to him and act tough, and the bully would probably back down when he saw Ritchie threatening him. After the guy gave Ritchie a black eye, Ritchie asked Fonzie what happened, and the Fonz said, "Oh I forgot to tell you that before you threaten someone, you actually would have had to hit someone at some time in the past.
So, let me get this straight. Hamas throws a bunch of rockets into Israel, and then Israel attacks them and destroys all of their tunnels, does about a billion dollars worth of damage to Palestine, and kills a bunch of people. The result is that Hamas decides to sit down and talk peace.
On the other hand the President of the US in confrontations with Syria, Russia, Iran and North Korea, draws a bunch of lines in the sand and then backs up when they ignore them, and things get worse.
Is there something that I am just no seeing here?
Scoop Biggers
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Inside out, Outside in
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Well the people of Georgia have spoken once again, and in the Republican Primary, they have chosen to put the "Insider" out, and the "Outsider" in. The bottom line is a professional politician of more than 21 years has gotten the boot in favor of someone who has never held political office. Of course one thing remains true to current American politics, and that is that the people with the most money control most of the power, and the little guys get played off against each other.
If you had a
million dollars, it would not be enough money to get you elected to even a
minor political job, but if you had fifty million dollars, you could probably
buy yourself into a major state or even national office. Of course if you
have fifty million dollars and were a member of a well known political family,
the odds are better than even that you could get elected. If there are no
jobs available in your state , then you can move to another state and set up
shop there. Just get an office, and advertise, "well known
professional politician available for hire, don't need money"
(Clinton or Romney etc.)
The question is,
why does anyone with fifty million dollars want a job that pays less than a
million dollars per year? I sure don't, like most folks, if I had fifty
million dollars, I'd be in a hammock somewhere sipping lemonade, or out on the
lake somewhere catching catfish. Most folks only need a few million to be
happy for the rest of their lives.
We had
a rich man here in Georgia a few years back who ran for Governor
and Senator and lost both times at an estimated cost of his own money, of more
than fifty million dollars. Why? Because money buys power and
powers brings in more money. His problem was that he was not a member of
a well known political family. (Ross Perot)
In the upcoming
election, the Georgia voters will have a choice for U.S. Senator between the
daughter of a former senator and the cousin of a former governor. For
Governor the choice will be between a long time professional politician and the
grandson of a former governor and president. They all have a lot of money
and are backed by people who have even more money.
I think I would
rather be outside in the hammock with my lemonade because whether it be inside
out or outside in, things are pretty much the same in Georgia politics.
"Just my
Opinion"
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Friday, July 4, 2014
Happy 4th of July
The Nankipooh Enquirer "Covers the South like Sorghum Syrup"
"Happy 4th of July"
First, let me say Happy 4th of July to all of America, and especially to the friends and supporters of Bascomb Biggers and the Nankipooh Enquirer. The 4th is a great day in American history, and a great day to announce that once again Bascomb Biggers will be running for President of this beautiful country. He will be running on the same ideals and principles which he stood for in the previous election, when the country took a really bad turn on the course for the nation. The Platform will be the same, as outlined below, but the new campaign slogan is:
"Make Real Value the National Objective!"
Bascomb and the nation needs your support and your vote to put the good ship "America" back on course.
BASCOMB
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