Doogy R
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Thu Mar 01, 2007 12:15 pm
The purlieus of Louisville, KY
Marsha L. wrote:Most guys I've known seem to love BJs. "Two enthusiastic thumbs up," they usually say, when queried. "Even the worst kind is better than nothing," I've heard several times.
I just can't figure out how every guy I know seems to have an opinion about BJs, when they've only been open a few weeks.
RG/Mobile
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Thu Mar 01, 2007 11:02 am
Could be anywhere!
Charles W. wrote:"The rallies in Nurnberg drew good crowds, too . . ."
The rhetoric is officially overheated.
RG/Mobile wrote:Charles W. wrote:"The rallies in Nurnberg drew good crowds, too . . ."
The rhetoric is officially overheated.
Under traditional Internet rules, that is a violation of Godwin's Law: He who first invokes the Nazis in a debate automatically loses. I think the Bush Administration repealed Godwin under the Patriot Act, though.
Charles W. wrote:I hadn't heard of Godwin's law, but I applaud Godwin for coming up with it.
Marsha L. wrote:Most guys I've known seem to love BJs. "Two enthusiastic thumbs up," they usually say, when queried. "Even the worst kind is better than nothing," I've heard several times.
I just can't figure out how every guy I know seems to have an opinion about BJs, when they've only been open a few weeks.
Charles W. wrote:"The rallies in Nurnberg drew good crowds, too . . ."
The rhetoric is officially overheated.
Tom Holstein wrote:Whoa........TOO Hilarious!
Roger A. Baylor wrote:Charles W. wrote:"The rallies in Nurnberg drew good crowds, too . . ."
The rhetoric is officially overheated.
(Yawn) How so?
Marsha L. wrote:Most guys I've known seem to love BJs. "Two enthusiastic thumbs up," they usually say, when queried. "Even the worst kind is better than nothing," I've heard several times.
I just can't figure out how every guy I know seems to have an opinion about BJs, when they've only been open a few weeks.
Charles W. wrote:Now that Godwin's Law has been invoked (endorsed by no less than our own forum moderator), you have officially lost an argument about chains and beer to . . . Robert.
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