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American Spectator contributor. br> -- Scott Allen /p> p> LEAVE US ALONE br> Re: Shawn Macomber's Little Tyrants Everywhere : /p>I am "Mean Martin Manning." A divorcee of 8 yrs, I know of no one who enjoys the solitude of home more than I do. Having raised 3 boys and been married for 23 yrs, to now live autonomously within the sanctuaried walls of my home is near heaven. I eat, sleep, shower, laze around, jump up and down, dance, sing, flatulate, go naked (please forgive my sharing), come and go as I please, CONTROL THE REMOTE, read, cyber surf, stay in my pajama bottoms, slippers and bathrobe all day, scream, laugh and generally be any kind of fool I like. I still work for a living. But for that one interruption my world is pretty much my own. Eight years and I am still not tired of it nor do I EVER get lonely. Too much to do to even think about being lonely. Hell, I can sneeze and feel a great sense of accomplishment. I mean, I did survive. I do get out to the golf course at least twice a week and I keep my house and yard clean and cut, so I am not completely worthless. Yet, I do these things mostly at my leisure.
Barrack Obama is a Ms. Pitney. i.e. We "should" all learn a foreign language so as not to continue being an embarrassment to the rest of the world. America may just become a "life improvement zone" if Big O should have his way. After all he knows what is good for America and Americans.
p>I've met a few Alice Pitney's in my day and know one or two even today. Do they ever make my skin crawl! They insist you be happy, they insist you be clean, they insist you be healthy, enlightened and lean. They insist you have manners, they insist you be good, they insist you be civil like nobody could. They insist you eat smartly and never drink gin, they insist but I tell you I'll never give in. br> --
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