UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #21 nitro harley said: Hey dbkick. I believe this post is the second one today I have agreed with totally , good post db. Click to expand... another white prider. well golly.
nitro harley said: Hey dbkick. I believe this post is the second one today I have agreed with totally , good post db. Click to expand... another white prider. well golly.
TBoneJack Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #22 UncleBuck said: another white prider. well golly. Click to expand... Are you proud of your ancestry Buck?
UncleBuck said: another white prider. well golly. Click to expand... Are you proud of your ancestry Buck?
UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #23 TBoneJack said: Are you proud of your ancestry Buck? Click to expand... like what, specifically?
TBoneJack Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #24 UncleBuck said: like what, specifically? Click to expand... Are you proud of your ancestry, be it Jewish, Irish, German, or whatever?
UncleBuck said: like what, specifically? Click to expand... Are you proud of your ancestry, be it Jewish, Irish, German, or whatever?
UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #25 TBoneJack said: Are you proud of your ancestry, be it Jewish, Irish, German, or whatever? Click to expand... am iproud that my ancestors were born in arbitrary geographic locations?
TBoneJack said: Are you proud of your ancestry, be it Jewish, Irish, German, or whatever? Click to expand... am iproud that my ancestors were born in arbitrary geographic locations?
TBoneJack Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #26 UncleBuck said: am iproud that my ancestors were born in arbitrary geographic locations? Click to expand... Yes. That is sorta my question.
UncleBuck said: am iproud that my ancestors were born in arbitrary geographic locations? Click to expand... Yes. That is sorta my question.
UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2015 #27 TBoneJack said: Yes. That is sorta my question. Click to expand... why would i be proud that people were born in arbitrary locations?
TBoneJack said: Yes. That is sorta my question. Click to expand... why would i be proud that people were born in arbitrary locations?
TBoneJack Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #28 UncleBuck said: why would i be proud that people were born in arbitrary locations? Click to expand... But you seemed proud of the traditions of your Jewish ancestors. Aren't you? This is not a loaded question Buck. I'm not trying to bait you.
UncleBuck said: why would i be proud that people were born in arbitrary locations? Click to expand... But you seemed proud of the traditions of your Jewish ancestors. Aren't you? This is not a loaded question Buck. I'm not trying to bait you.
UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #29 TBoneJack said: But you seemed proud of the traditions of your Jewish ancestors. Click to expand... cite it.
TBoneJack said: But you seemed proud of the traditions of your Jewish ancestors. Click to expand... cite it.
Rob Roy Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #30 UncleBuck said: why would i be proud that people were born in arbitrary locations? Click to expand... Because you think arbitrary lines mean something when the gang leaders of your geographic location, that you worship, propose things you like?
UncleBuck said: why would i be proud that people were born in arbitrary locations? Click to expand... Because you think arbitrary lines mean something when the gang leaders of your geographic location, that you worship, propose things you like?
TBoneJack Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #31 UncleBuck said: cite it. Click to expand... Buck, you recently defended certain Jewish traditions. I respect that, even if I disagree with the particular tradition. It led me to believe that you are (rightfully) proud of your heritage. This is not a loaded question. I was just wondering. I myself have no respect for my heritage (but no disrespect either). I had no control over it. But I realize that some people like the ancestry thing.
UncleBuck said: cite it. Click to expand... Buck, you recently defended certain Jewish traditions. I respect that, even if I disagree with the particular tradition. It led me to believe that you are (rightfully) proud of your heritage. This is not a loaded question. I was just wondering. I myself have no respect for my heritage (but no disrespect either). I had no control over it. But I realize that some people like the ancestry thing.
Rob Roy Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #32 TBoneJack said: But you seemed proud of the traditions of your Jewish ancestors. Aren't you? This is not a loaded question Buck. I'm not trying to bait you. Click to expand... I'm thinking even if he isn't Jewish, that baby foreskin thing he supports is something he takes pride in. Maybe he "self identifies" as a Rabbi?
TBoneJack said: But you seemed proud of the traditions of your Jewish ancestors. Aren't you? This is not a loaded question Buck. I'm not trying to bait you. Click to expand... I'm thinking even if he isn't Jewish, that baby foreskin thing he supports is something he takes pride in. Maybe he "self identifies" as a Rabbi?
UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #33 TBoneJack said: Buck, you recently defended certain Jewish traditions. Click to expand... i said metzitzah b'peh should be banned, and i can cite that. idiot.
TBoneJack said: Buck, you recently defended certain Jewish traditions. Click to expand... i said metzitzah b'peh should be banned, and i can cite that. idiot.
UncleBuck Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #34 Rob Roy said: that baby foreskin thing he supports is something he takes pride in. Click to expand... teh dum dum no abel tew reed worddz? UncleBuck said: it should be banned for the health concerns. Click to expand...
Rob Roy said: that baby foreskin thing he supports is something he takes pride in. Click to expand... teh dum dum no abel tew reed worddz? UncleBuck said: it should be banned for the health concerns. Click to expand...
Rob Roy Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 #35 UncleBuck said: teh dum dum no abel tew reed worddz? Click to expand... Codswallow!!! (how'd I do?)