Just tryin' to keep it light, y'know. :D

Congrats on typing to me. Now wipe the sweat from your brow and go away.

Wow...you had to reach back 20 years to pull that one out...

:) It was one of his funnier characters. The pontification of the proletariat is abbreviatedly abundant!

You fail to underrealize the potentiality of the vicious vagination of his homophobia or...homogenous characterization of his odoriferous manner!

The anal retention of this contention in detention for the prevention of condensation of the elation for no celebration on the part of the nation. This SCROTUM nominee is obviously heterosexist and hellbound with no sound!

Apparently, my cultural evolution is too progressive and intelligencia for DaemonSeid. Deepimpact2 was wrong, afterall. WIN! :)

No.

Bringing back the Kitty.

http://rlv.zcache.com/kitten_yawning...38qibm_400.jpg

When you are done making assumptions about how people make assumptions maybe we can have a real discussion.

DS doesn't count. EVERYTHING is too evolved for him.

As usual you have nothing to contribute. Obviously you haven't educated yourself on the Black women available for the nomination. And now you're trying to play it off. Before you ask if I'm serious, why don't you educate yourself.

Judge Vicki Miles LaGrange, Chief Judge of the Western District of Oklahoma is the only one which comes to mind.

-- I actually thought she might make Obama's list, but her pedigree is probably not good enough with an undergrad from Vassar and a JD from Howard.

No, we'll actually have a real discussion when you'll actually say what you mean and explain your beliefs rather than say "it's my opinion...I don't have to justify it or explain it." No real discussions or debates can be based on that. If you mean it's obvious that she's a lesbian because she looks like one, then come out and say it. If you don't have the balls to say why you think what you think, then you shouldn't have come out and said it in the first place.

And, BTW, stereotyping the stereotypers isn't the problem. I know many professional women that have had the question raised about their sexuality just because they are beyond college age and still single. There's more than one reason to not be married, and I didn't bring it up because I thought it all up in my pretty little head.

Leah Ward Sears came up on the short list both times; she's Cornell undergrad and Emory Law. It seems, though, that she wants to be in corporate law at this time.