A Vote for Orm Is A Vote For Obama

[SHOCKvalue]

It is not stereotyping, it is first person experience. You're absolutely correct; they're not all bad, but there's a difference between isolated incidents, and a trend line. I have had more than enough experiences with the Lebanese families in this town to confidently say I avoid them when I can from both a business and a consumer perspective, and I'm not necessarily only referring to buying cars, burgers, or health club memberships. The greater field I work in unfortunately sometimes attracts those with low moral and ethical thresholds, and the Lebanese families in this town are attracted to it like flies.

And please KW, you stereotype ALL THE TIME on SN, so stop being so naive.

[MoValley John]

Did he move to Wichita after the Korean War? I thought Corporal Klinger lived in Toledo.

[Kung Wu]

It is not stereotyping, it is first person experience. You're absolutely correct; they're not all bad, but there's a difference between isolated incidents, and a trend line. I have had more than enough experiences with the Lebanese families in this town to confidently say I avoid them when I can from both a business and a consumer perspective, and I'm not necessarily only referring to buying cars, burgers, or health club memberships. The greater field I work in unfortunately sometimes attracts those with low moral and ethical thresholds, and the Lebanese families in this town are attracted to it like flies.

And please KW, you stereotype ALL THE TIME on SN, so stop being so naive.

I also have first hand experience with two of them from one family, and the experience was as it should have been. Integrity even when the negotiation broke down.

I didn't say don't stereotype. I said don't stereotype all of the Lebanese families into a single group. They do not all behave the same. If you have first hand experience with all of the families and have a negative opinion of all of them, then I will drop it. Actually I will drop it either way and leave it at: The family I have dealt with was a pleasure to work with and had integrity.

Now back to stereotyping in general. The reason the Lebanese families you had problems with don't have integrity is because they are east siders. ALL east siders are money-first, KU wanna-bes. They wouldn't be caught dead crossing Seneca, lest someone submit a picture of them to their favorite magazine, Splurge!

Muhahaha ... Splurge!

It's even named after the east sider's favorite hobby!

Now I'd like to keep chatting but I have to go sew a second set of patches on my kid's BRAND NEW 3rd generation hand-me-down jeans. If only I could afford thread ...

[SHOCKvalue]

Gah... shoot me if you ever find me in Scourge, err, I mean Splurge.

You guys gotta abandon the east side = KU thing. Amongst my household and immediate neighbors (house on either side of ours, and corresponding 3 across the street) there are 3 households with WSU season tickets (2 of those with long, long ticket holder tenure), and 3 households with man and wife holding at least undergrad degrees from WSU (not the same 3 households in both situations). If I consider my whole block there are several more WSU grad households, and zero KU households. I can't swing a dead cat without hitting something with a Wichita State logo on it. When I meander around the neighborhood on my pup and I's 1 mile walking route I can count 3 homes on the route that advertise KU affiliation, and many, many more aligning with WSU.

[Kung Wu]

Gah... shoot me if you ever find me in Scourge, err, I mean Splurge.

You guys gotta abandon the east side = KU thing. Amongst my household and immediate neighbors (house on either side of ours, and corresponding 3 across the street) there are 3 households with WSU season tickets (2 of those with long, long ticket holder tenure), and 3 households with man and wife holding at least undergrad degrees from WSU (not the same 3 households in both situations). If I consider my whole block there are several more WSU grad households, and zero KU households. I can't swing a dead cat without hitting something with a Wichita State logo on it. When I meander around the neighborhood on my pup and I's 1 mile walking route I can count 3 homes on the route that advertise KU affiliation, and many, many more aligning with WSU.

But ... the KU thing is all I got. Don't take my only decent weapon away! I'll be naked!

Oh wait I can still go all Splurge on you!

[Bob Sacamano]

But ... the KU thing is all I got. Don't take my only decent weapon away! I'll be naked!

Oh wait I can still go all Splurge on you!

Excuse me, you're going to WHAT on him?

[Shocker-maniac]

Things are getting weird.

[RoyalShock]

But ... the KU thing is all I got. Don't take my only decent weapon away! I'll be naked!

Oh wait I can still go all Splurge on you!

(car ((You are) (You are not)))(caar ((painfully awkward) (super creepy))) (Kung Wu)

[MoValley John]

So, you have the Lebanese. At least you don't have the greasy Bohunks.

[MoValley John]

http://youtu.be/PGJfruLLiyk

[Kung Wu]

(car ((You are) (You are not)))(caar ((painfully awkward) (super creepy))) (Kung Wu)

I'm Rob Lowe?!? I thought I was Miley Cyrus!

[Kung Wu]

So, you have the Lebanese. At least you don't have the greasy Bohunks.

Classic!

[Kung Wu]

Excuse me, you're going to WHAT on him?

Splurge! SpluRRRRge!! (Not splooge!) SPLURGE!

[Shocker-maniac]

splurge
splərj/
informal
noun
1.
an act of spending money freely or extravagantly.
"the annual pre-Christmas splurge"
a large or excessive amount of something.
"there has recently been a splurge of teach-yourself books"
verb
verb: splurge; 3rd person present: splurges; past tense: splurged; past participle: splurged; gerund or present participle: splurging
1.
spend (money) freely or extravagantly.
"I'd splurged about $2,500 on clothes"
Origin
early 19th century (originally US): probably imitative.
Translate splurge to
Use over time for: splurge

[Kung Wu]

Liars.

"By word, by deed, by campaign contribution, this man is a liberal Democrat," Roberts said of Orman during a debate in October. "A vote for Greg Orman is a vote to extend the Barack Obama/Harry Reid agenda."

Not true, Orman answered. "The senator can say that over and over again, but it doesn't make it so."


What voters did not know was at that very moment, Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid's political action committee, the Senate Majority PAC, was preparing to pour more than a million dollars into the pro-Orman effort in Kansas. Reid was just waiting to make sure the donations came so late in the campaign that the public wouldn't find out about them until after the election.

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/yes-dems-did-funnel-money-to-independent-in-kansas-senate-race/article/2557116