11 Bravo
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Sat Oct-21-06 08:24 AM
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So George Allen is a cowboy. Let's see, a cow is feminine and ... |
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a boy is immature. Maybe Felix is on to something. (I can't take credit for this. The "cowboy" insight comes from psychologist Robert A. Johnson, and was mentioned in a LTTE to the Washington Post. I just thought that DUers would appreciate it.)
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Captain Hilts
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Sat Oct-21-06 08:51 AM
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1. Being associated with something 'feminine' isn't a good thing? nt |
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Sat Oct-21-06 08:54 AM
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2. I was thinking the same thing. And wondering why we'd |
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"appreciate" that.
Since the OP didn't post a link to the LTTE, it's difficult to discern the context of the comments.
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Sat Oct-21-06 08:55 AM
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3. My point is that I don't believe that is the image Felix wants to project. |
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Sat Oct-21-06 09:30 AM
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and a "cowboy" is supposed to be manly. It's like here in Austin when I upset a few UT fans by pointing out that their mascot "Bevo" is a steer-i.e. his balls were cut off.
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