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hat putato
2004-01-10 18:51:19 UTC
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how wuz hat putato plaid? did bil kulin tos a putato at thu
kunteztants? tat wud b a funi.
Eric Newman
2004-01-10 19:50:10 UTC
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how wuz hat putato plaid? did bil kulin tos a putato at thu
kunteztants? tat wud b a funi.
Please proofread more carefully before posting.
The Vampire
2004-01-11 00:49:37 UTC
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how wuz hat putato plaid? did bil kulin tos a putato at thu
kunteztants? tat wud b a funi.
Please proofread more carefully before posting.
OMG! Someone unleashed Dan Quayle!!!
Dull Pecle
2004-01-11 02:55:20 UTC
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I remember Bill Cullen but I don't remember the show Hot Potato.
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how wuz hat putato plaid? did bil kulin tos a putato at thu
kunteztants? tat wud b a funi.
Erich Wise
2004-01-11 16:28:53 UTC
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Post by Dull Pecle
I remember Bill Cullen but I don't remember the show Hot Potato.
January 23, 1984 - June 29, 1984 on NBC Daytime.
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how wuz hat putato plaid? did bil kulin tos a putato at thu
kunteztants? tat wud b a funi.
Eric Newman
2004-01-11 22:18:26 UTC
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On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:28:53 GMT, "Erich Wise"
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Post by Dull Pecle
I remember Bill Cullen but I don't remember the show Hot Potato.
January 23, 1984 - June 29, 1984 on NBC Daytime.
In Indiana it was called "Hot Potatoe."
Dennis
2004-01-11 23:48:23 UTC
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I was born in Indiana and we spell good.

In defense of Dan Quayle here are some facts about the incident.

He was making an appearance at a school and judged a spelling bee based on
cards given him by a teacher. Potato was misspelled "POTATOE". Put yourself
in his position, if you question the spelling on the card and are wrong you
like an idiot. The natural impulse is to go along with the card. After all
was said and done I never heard any criticism leveled at the teacher who
misspelled on the card. I'm guessing if the incident involved Al Gore I'm
sure pillars of the media such as CNN and The New York Times would make sure
these facts got out, blames Republican education policies or accused
Republicans of deliberately placing the misspelled card to embarrass Gore.
Post by Eric Newman
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:28:53 GMT, "Erich Wise"
Post by Erich Wise
Post by Dull Pecle
I remember Bill Cullen but I don't remember the show Hot Potato.
January 23, 1984 - June 29, 1984 on NBC Daytime.
In Indiana it was called "Hot Potatoe."
The Vampire
2004-01-12 00:31:03 UTC
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Post by Dennis
I was born in Indiana and we spell good.
In defense of Dan Quayle here are some facts about the incident.
He was making an appearance at a school and judged a spelling bee based on
cards given him by a teacher. Potato was misspelled "POTATOE". Put yourself
in his position, if you question the spelling on the card and are wrong you
like an idiot. The natural impulse is to go along with the card. After all
was said and done I never heard any criticism leveled at the teacher who
misspelled on the card. I'm guessing if the incident involved Al Gore I'm
sure pillars of the media such as CNN and The New York Times would make sure
these facts got out, blames Republican education policies or accused
Republicans of deliberately placing the misspelled card to embarrass Gore.
**Burp**
Erich Wise
2004-01-12 09:42:04 UTC
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Post by Dennis
I was born in Indiana and we spell good.
In defense of Dan Quayle here are some facts about the incident.
He was making an appearance at a school and judged a spelling bee based on
cards given him by a teacher. Potato was misspelled "POTATOE". Put yourself
in his position, if you question the spelling on the card and are wrong you
like an idiot. The natural impulse is to go along with the card. After all
was said and done I never heard any criticism leveled at the teacher who
misspelled on the card. I'm guessing if the incident involved Al Gore I'm
sure pillars of the media such as CNN and The New York Times would make sure
these facts got out, blames Republican education policies or accused
Republicans of deliberately placing the misspelled card to embarrass Gore.
You want liberals to look at facts? You must be from parallel time.
The Vampire
2004-01-12 14:19:40 UTC
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Post by Erich Wise
Post by Dennis
like an idiot. The natural impulse is to go along with the card. After all
was said and done I never heard any criticism leveled at the teacher who
misspelled on the card. I'm guessing if the incident involved Al Gore I'm
sure pillars of the media such as CNN and The New York Times would make
sure
Post by Dennis
these facts got out, blames Republican education policies or accused
Republicans of deliberately placing the misspelled card to embarrass Gore.
You want liberals to look at facts? You must be from parallel time.
http://www.neilrogers.com/features/2004010701.html
Eric Newman
2004-01-12 23:56:16 UTC
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On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 09:42:04 GMT, "Erich Wise"
Post by Dennis
Post by Dennis
I was born in Indiana and we spell good.
In defense of Dan Quayle here are some facts about the incident.
He was making an appearance at a school and judged a spelling bee based on
cards given him by a teacher. Potato was misspelled "POTATOE". Put
yourself
Post by Dennis
in his position, if you question the spelling on the card and are wrong
you
Post by Dennis
like an idiot. The natural impulse is to go along with the card. After all
was said and done I never heard any criticism leveled at the teacher who
misspelled on the card. I'm guessing if the incident involved Al Gore I'm
sure pillars of the media such as CNN and The New York Times would make
sure
Post by Dennis
these facts got out, blames Republican education policies or accused
Republicans of deliberately placing the misspelled card to embarrass Gore.
You want liberals to look at facts? You must be from parallel time.
Got something against liberals?

Eric Newman
2004-01-12 23:55:49 UTC
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On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 18:48:23 -0500, "Dennis"
Post by Dennis
I was born in Indiana and we spell good.
In defense of Dan Quayle here are some facts about the incident.
He was making an appearance at a school and judged a spelling bee based on
cards given him by a teacher. Potato was misspelled "POTATOE". Put yourself
in his position, if you question the spelling on the card and are wrong you
like an idiot. The natural impulse is to go along with the card. After all
was said and done I never heard any criticism leveled at the teacher who
misspelled on the card. I'm guessing if the incident involved Al Gore I'm
sure pillars of the media such as CNN and The New York Times would make sure
these facts got out, blames Republican education policies or accused
Republicans of deliberately placing the misspelled card to embarrass Gore.
Post by Eric Newman
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:28:53 GMT, "Erich Wise"
Post by Erich Wise
Post by Dull Pecle
I remember Bill Cullen but I don't remember the show Hot Potato.
January 23, 1984 - June 29, 1984 on NBC Daytime.
In Indiana it was called "Hot Potatoe."
I don't need a recitation of the events of that day; I know what they
are, and they don't change my belief that Dan Quayle is an idiot. And
it wasn't the spelling incident that convinced me.
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