Really, Scott Brown?

[Guest032516]

I still like the name "Fauxcahontas" best.

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

I post in other forums from time to time, where people might not give a frogs fat ass who you are. Saving this distinction for you alone, UBJerkinoff.

Don't mind the extra typing. I'm sure Sloe Bloe appreciates it too. He was first runner up ... And you know what that means!

So honored that you feel you must share, but since you are so proud of receiving that award, you really ought to put it in your signature line so that others might commend you for the award bestowed upon you. Good lord, Assup, everyone knows you deserved it! Plus, it would save you from having to announce it when you arrive in a thread as you did at:
http://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p=...6&postcount=10.

[ChoomCzar]

Warren is another believer in "you didn't build that so we will redistribute that"......the scum must be defeated........

[gnadfly]

Originally Posted by Sensia

By the way no one has proven that Elisabeth Warren does not have any native american heritage, and she never said she was a minority it was the Harvard School who did that, because she had mentioned she had native american history and ancestry. She doesn’t claim to be a member of the official Cherokee tribe. She just claims to have Cherokee blood like just about every Oklahoman.

Sensia, you are just buying into lies. Warren claimed to being Indian at her University of Texas position:

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Electio...ut-allegations.

Warren has said that, in addition to listing herself as a minority in the AALS directory, she claimed minority status with her employers. "At some point after Elizabeth was hired at the University of Pennsylvania and at Harvard, she made officials aware of her Native American heritage because it's true and because she's proud of her background," says a statement on her campaign website.

Strange that you started this thread and ran away.