Hey!! Wait a minute!!!!

[DShock]

@SilverMallard

So Superman was a Canadian illegal immigrant who sought and gained employment in the US using a fake identity from Kansas. What’s your point?

Next time we start to bust on all those “undocumented workers,” maybe we should stop and think about the great icon of “truth, justice, and the American way,” huh? In many ways, we create our own reality. And we always reap what we sew. Is the irony lost on everyone but me?

As for JC, I have more respect for someone who can don a Superman costume and wear it in public in his golden years (outside of the nursing home) than I would for some young body-builder or Hollywood type. And I think he writes just fine. Good writing makes us think. And JC’s efforts always seem to make us do just that. Although I do disagree with him about “good writing” always having to be “nice.” Sometimes, you have to be cruel to be kind. But I do think tact and decorum should be considered valuable commodities only to be forsaken when there is strong cause.

Just the ‘Exception’ to the immigration rule. If your presently at the border wearing a Superman outfit, then all paper work is waived and you get to pass go and collect 200 bucks!
Doug

[SilverMallard]

[quote=“DShock”]

@SilverMallard

So Superman was a Canadian illegal immigrant who sought and gained employment in the US using a fake identity from Kansas. What’s your point?

Next time we start to bust on all those “undocumented workers,” maybe we should stop and think about the great icon of “truth, justice, and the American way,” huh? In many ways, we create our own reality. And we always reap what we sew. Is the irony lost on everyone but me?

As for JC, I have more respect for someone who can don a Superman costume and wear it in public in his golden years (outside of the nursing home) than I would for some young body-builder or Hollywood type. And I think he writes just fine. Good writing makes us think. And JC’s efforts always seem to make us do just that. Although I do disagree with him about “good writing” always having to be “nice.” Sometimes, you have to be cruel to be kind. But I do think tact and decorum should be considered valuable commodities only to be forsaken when there is strong cause.

Just the ‘Exception’ to the immigration rule. If your presently at the border wearing a Superman outfit, then all paper work is waived and you get to pass go and collect 200 bucks!
Doug :D[/quote]

Ah! I see! If only my wife had known that…could have saved thousands of dollars and many years of work to become a US citizen.

[system]

[quote=“SilverMallard”]

[quote=DShock]

@SilverMallard

So Superman was a Canadian illegal immigrant who sought and gained employment in the US using a fake identity from Kansas. What’s your point?

Next time we start to bust on all those “undocumented workers,” maybe we should stop and think about the great icon of “truth, justice, and the American way,” huh? In many ways, we create our own reality. And we always reap what we sew. Is the irony lost on everyone but me?

As for JC, I have more respect for someone who can don a Superman costume and wear it in public in his golden years (outside of the nursing home) than I would for some young body-builder or Hollywood type. And I think he writes just fine. Good writing makes us think. And JC’s efforts always seem to make us do just that. Although I do disagree with him about “good writing” always having to be “nice.” Sometimes, you have to be cruel to be kind. But I do think tact and decorum should be considered valuable commodities only to be forsaken when there is strong cause.

Just the ‘Exception’ to the immigration rule. If your presently at the border wearing a Superman outfit, then all paper work is waived and you get to pass go and collect 200 bucks!
Doug :D[/quote]

Ah! I see! If only my wife had known that…could have saved thousands of dollars and many years of work to become a US citizen.[/quote]

Or you could have had her just walk across the southern border.

[SilverMallard]

Don’t think we haven’t talked about that over the years! In fact, one of her sister’s was refused a US visa to come visit from Germany. She’s squeeky clean and works for the government. No reason for refusal other than she has more relatives in the US than in Germany nowadays. They’re all US citizens. They said she could MOVE here, but not VISIT. We told her just to go to Mexico and WALK into the US and we’d pick her up. LOL It’s ridiculous.

[EdD]

Sorry SilverMallard, her English would probably be too good.

Super Man may be only 39, but he’s working on being a Dirty Old Man! At least judging by the way that he was working over the bikini hatch with his x-ray vision. And no, none of us (except Cary) had ANY idea about Betty’s tatoo. We owe you one, Superman.

Ed, who has only x-ray imagination…