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| 2004/7/16-18 [Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:32319 Activity:insanely high |
7/16 Bush campaign focusing on the issues that matter most to the
voters, Cuban prostitutes:
http://csua.org/u/87h
\_ how to tell the difference between a Cuban and a Dominican
prostitute?
\_ Preguntales sobre la machina capitalisma.
\_ Given that we have a system in which florida voters are worth
hundreds of times more to a president than voters from almost
any state, this is not suprising.
\_ "Addressing a conference on human trafficking, Bush quoted
Castro as saying that prostitutes in Havana were the cleanest
and best educated in the world.
Bush said that comment was evidence that Havana was encouraging
sex tourism. Castro praised Cuban prostitutes for having a
college education in a documentary interview by the U.S.
filmmaker Oliver Stone. " Well, thank Goodness I can finally
get a well educated prositute. You know, when I'm banging up a
prostitute I want her to know full well that I'm employing my
chavanistic male power over her.
\_ I dunno, sex with smart girls is more fun than sex with stupid
girls. -John
\_ sodans are not picky. they take whatever they can get.
\_ http://www.theonion.com/news/index.php?issue=4028&n=2
\_ You're missing the point. Cuba keeps the smart ones. It's the
stupid who are "trafficked" to the US. You know, like yermom.
\_ If Bush is against trafficking of Cuban prostitutes, then
I'm for it.
\_ Bush is against suicide. Are you for that?
\_ Why yes, I am all for Bush commiting suicide.
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\_ o| | Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera...
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\_ La LaLa LaLa - | - - -Fa LaFa | So LaMe SoSo - | - - - -
\_ This is quite appropriate and clever. Thanks!
\_ Everyone missing the point: if Cuban women with college degrees have
to prostitute themselves then there's something very fucked about
Cuba.
\_ Certainly, very fucked. Get it? *fucked*???
\_ No, could you please explain it?
\_ Aren't there American college girls who do the same?
\_ You have it backwards. Saying some college girls are
hooking is not the same as saying all the hookers have
4 year degrees.
\_ urlP. and saying "#t" is not the answer I'm looking for.
\_ #t
\_ jerk.
\_ #f
When someone asks "Do you have the time?" only a jerk
responds "Yes." When someone writes "urlP" they are asking
"do you have a URL?"
\_ urlP is a stupid way to ask a question.
\_ ilyas might think otherwise.
\_ it's called "shorthand". it's also a motd convention.
get used it to.
\_ Uhm, no it's not a motd convention. It never has
been. Only idiots like yourself that don't
understand what it means (and stubbornly refuse to
admit being ignorant) repeatedly keep trying to
use it that way. (you know, predicate? boolean?
lisp? cs61a?)
\_ maybe it's stupid, but you can't blame it
on the motd:
http://csua.org/u/885
\_ i agree. if there's any convention, it's used
as it would be in Scheme, so #t/#f is expected.
if you want an english answer use english.
\_ Dear lord, in scheme they use ?, like
atom?, number?, eq?, etc. Were you
paying attention in 61a?
\_ I was taught that P (short for predicate)
was the way to indicate boolean funcs.
I suspect there's a slight conventional
difference between lisp and scheme, but
that's highly dependant on the instructor.
\_ No it isn't. If it was, it would have been in
the motd README. But people like you deriving
pleasure out of needlessly obfuscating things
for the sole purpose of limiting who understands
you. Needless to say, I think people who post
questions in the form of urlP are social
retards. The world doesn't revolve around lisp.
\_ Sorry, I have no URL for you, you will just have to take
my word for it. I know a couple of college educated
prostitutes personally.
\_ If you are not too lazy, you can STFW. If you have
memory, you would remember the controversy a while a ago
of a Berkeley high school teacher who is also a
professional woman, of the ancient kind. She has a
college degree, maybe more than one.. And if you circles
of friends were wide engouh, you would even know one. |
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| csua.org/u/87h -> story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20040716/ts_nm/campaign_bush_dc_1 web sites) on Friday of welcoming sex tourism and contributing to a global problem of human trafficking, as he courted Cuban voters in Florida, a pivotal state in the election. Edwards' Brother Wanted on 1993 Warrant AP - 50 minutes ago "The regime of Fidel Castro has turned Cuba into a major destination for sex tourism," Bush said, adding that the Cuban president "welcomes sex tourism" as a source of hard currency for his government. Addressing a conference on human trafficking, Bush quoted Castro as saying that prostitutes in Havana were the cleanest and best educated in the world. Bush said that comment was evidence that Havana was encouraging sex tourism. Castro praised Cuban prostitutes for having a college education in a documentary interview by the US filmmaker Oliver Stone. web sites)-organized conference was aimed at touting the administration's efforts to crack down on the trafficking of people across borders for forced labor such as prostitution and sweatshop work. Christian conservatives concerned with the issue are a core base of support for the Republican president nationwide. GET-TOUGH APPROACH By assailing Cuba on the trafficking issue, Bush was underscoring a get-tough approach toward Castro that has included other rhetorical salvos as well as tightening of a trade embargo against his government. Bush's tough approach toward Castro has played well with many Cuban-Americans, but some have expressed anger about new restrictions limiting visits to family members still in Cuba and slashing the amount of financial support they can provide to relatives. Underscoring the importance of the Cuban-American vote, Bush's motorcade also made a stop at a Cuban restaurant, La Tropicana, where he and his brother, Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, bought sandwiches and posed for pictures with the owners of the restaurant. Gathering as many votes as possible among Florida's 800,000 generally staunchly anti-Castro Cuban-Americans is considered essential if Bush is to take the state in November. web sites) eking out a small lead against Bush, giving Bush 44 percent support to his Democratic challenger's 47 percent. Pollster John Zogby said Kerry was benefiting from the attention given his recent selection of North Carolina Sen. "It's nobody's state," Zogby said of Florida, adding that polls have leaned toward one candidate or another from time to time but the race is still highly competitive. Florida was the site of the 36-day ballot recount saga in 2000. Bush was declared the winner of the state -- and thus of the general election -- by 537 votes only after the intervention of the Supreme Court. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters. Reuters shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon. |
| www.theonion.com/news/index.php?issue=4028&n=2 Advertisement LOS ANGELES--Sources close to Bill Maher report that the comedian and host of HBO's Real Time With Bill Maher spent Friday evening arguing with Carolyn Dobson, a prostitute from the London Escorts Agency and a supporter of the Republican Party. Dobson and Maher, who occupied an executive suite at the W Hotel, reportedly argued on subjects ranging from the Bush Administration's financial accounting for the Iraq war to its refusal to release records to the public in accordance with the Freedom Of Information Act. The two also engaged in three consensual sex acts, for which the comedian paid $750. Maher, who was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2001 for his work on ABC's Politically Incorrect, made his first political observation early in the evening. Shortly after entering the hotel room, he turned his attention from Dobson, who was unpacking her bag, to the television screen, where CNN commentator Eleanor Clift appeared on The McLaughlin Group. Sitting on the edge of the bed and watching the television as he removed his shoes, Maher asked about Dobson's political affiliation. Dobson responded that she did not vote in the last election, but if she had, she would have supported Bush. "Let me tell you something about Bush's domestic agenda, Carolyn," Maher said. Sports coaches need to crack down on athletes' use of steroids? Dobson said she didn't initially attempt to argue with the winner of four Cable Ace Awards. "I was getting all my condoms and lubricants and stuff out," Dobson said. "I told him straight sex was $250 and asked him to pick what I should wear. While the prostitute phoned Maher's credit-card number into her agency, the quick-witted pundit returned his attention to the television screen, where a news segment showed Bush addressing military personnel at CENTCOM headquarters in Tampa, FL. was like, 'They'd better soak up his thanks now, Carolyn, because--' something about how Bush is gonna cut their healthcare," Dobson said. According to Dobson, during the approximately 40 minutes of copulation, the comedian restricted his comments to requests for changes of position or velocity. After ejaculation, however, he introduced the topic of John Kerry's election platform. "Two weeks ago, Kerry said that preventing nuclear terrorism would be his highest priority as president," Maher said, a rivulet of semen trickling down his right leg. "Given that statement, you'd expect Kerry to have a broad, ambitious agenda on nuclear non-proliferation, wouldn't you? Well, I'm sorry, Carolyn, but you'd be 100 percent wrong." Added Maher: "Interesting, isn't it, that not one American president has made the halt of our nuclear-weapons program a priority?" When Dobson informed Maher that it would be $500 more if she stayed the evening, Maher agreed to the fee, and reportedly continued to introduce various topical discussions, at one point lifting Dobson's head from between his legs to ask a pointed question. "He was like, 'How can a whore support an administration that legislates against her own livelihood?" Dobson admitted that the author of Does Anybody Have A Problem With That? Politically Incorrect's Greatest Hits did ultimately goad her into a debate. "I said I heard that Bush created a lot of jobs lately," Dobson said. "He rolled off of me and got up on his knees and was like, 'Created jobs? Honey, tell me, if you don't mind, what exactly Bush has done to create jobs. |
| csua.org/u/885 -> info.astrian.net/jargon/How_Jargon_Works/Jargon_Construction/The_-P_convention.html Jargon Construction : The -P' convention The -P' convention Turning a word into a question by appending the syllable P'; from the LISP convention of appending the letter P' to denote a predicate (a boolean-valued function). The question should expect a yes/no answer, though it needn't. |