Ford, Ruderman: More precincts need redo

[kalakoa]

Have never talked to Graham, but I did meet him. Once. IN COLOUR

[Guest]

kalakoa quote:
"Have never talked to Graham, but I did meet him. Once. IN COLOUR"

You could have fooled me. Your politics and his are a lot alike. I stand corrected if I am wrong.

[Guest]

kalakoa quote:
"Have never talked to Graham, but I did meet him. Once. IN COLOUR"

kalakoa, you give yourself away every time you write. Whether it is "whinging" or "colour"
Have you ever wondered, kalakoa, why the British spell “color” with a “u” and Americans don’t?
http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/educati...r%E2%80%9D

[kalakoa]

If by "politics" you mean the part where County is choking the life out of our community, yes, I agree with Graham.

The spelling of certain words is just me trolling to see if anyone falls for it, but right now I have to drive my lorrie round to the petrol station.

[Guest]

kalakoa quote:
"The spelling of certain words is just me trolling to see if anyone falls for it"

Good one. Right. Took some time for you to come up with that one. I guess "whinging" was just a test too.

And your right, it is really infinitesimal, compared to what your friend and comrade in arms, Graham Ellis, will find himself in after DLNR gets through fining his precise Hawaiis Volcano Circus and Belly Acres for cutting trees in the reserve and renting 8 junglows for $400 a month on State property. It gets even worse and more slimier then that if you want to know.

I wonder if the headline will be above the crease or below?

[TomK]

Yeah, I've never liked the idea of all those Brits on this forum either...

[kalakoa]

It gets even worse and more slimier then that if you want to know.

If I were really Graham's "friend and comrade in arms", wouldn't I already know?

Ignoring, for the moment, the part where I don't care.

Pointless arguments about possible ethicity would tend to illustrate the problem: Puna lacks the focus to accomplish anything (other than the amazing short-term disaster response demonstrated recently). Compliance with the rules and regulations is so much more important than roads or internet or education or commerce. Sure, we lack many of these things because these same rules and regulations were quietly ignored, but so what? We can always argue about the spelling of certain words! Hooray!

[csgray]

FYI:
I am a born and bred US citizen, but I went to school in England for just long enough to spell in both British and American. British spelling is used in many former British colonies, including Canada, NZ, Australia, Ireland, Scotland, and Belize.

Now back to the regularly schedule program of mud wrestling over politics.

Carol

[Guest]

csgray quote:
"FYI:I am a born and bred US citizen, but I went to school in England for just long enough to spell in both British and American. British spelling is used in many former British colonies, including Canada, NZ, Australia, Ireland, Scotland, and Belize."

Awwwww stow it. I get weary having to answer you, csgray. Everything is plausible deny-ability. I think many would find it interesting that, kalakoa, has an identical worldview to Graham Ellis. Comes to Grahams defense at every turn in this forum. Fought for Grahams bill SB2274 like no one else could and yet has only met him once. In COLOUR. Where was that? At the London school of economics? []

[Anxious Messiah]

Careful everyone, appears that Sativa might be about to have an "Evangelical" moment of her own soon. She's definitely on a roll!

But, to the matter at hand, it will be very interesting to see how the Office of Elections hearing on Friday goes.

Predict the Office stands put, Nago resigns soon, and the inevitable lawsuits will force a change in law and procedures.

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