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Re: Fwd: Old Bush Joke in Brow-Beat
It is in extremely poor taste as it implies that Goyim are.....generally
not intelligent -Which I find
offensive as I am not Jewish.. But, I am a Mensan...
Mensan? Well, it was a full moon last night. Shouldn't "a Mensan" be
hyphenated , i.e., "Froggy went a-Mensan and he did ride/Mmm-hmmm..."
The obvious assumption that Jews are more intelligent than others
is absurd and fostering such a notion only creates acrimony and separates
us on the basis of nationality and religion.
Not a very good end product for someone who is supposed to be intelligent
(you).
The last sentence is a fragment.
I perceive you as an obnoxious ingrate who needs better manners.
Should read "I perceive you to be an obnoxious..."
Not respecting our President ( Who currently has the highest acceptance
rating of any president) is self defeating
Should read "self-defeating".
for you as a citizen of this great republic and disrespectful to the office.
I felt shame for you when I read the joke. I feel shame that Mensa has
such morons in its ranks.
Now, I'm sure you are not as nit-witty as I perceive you to be on the
basis of one bad attempt
"Nit-witty", I will begrudge him only if he thinks it's a pun. "Perceive
you to be..."; NOW he get's it right.
at some light humor. Please try to be a bit more sensitive and
positive. There are many fine jokes
that do not depend on putting someone down that will draw a laugh.
The last sentence is poor grammar. I suggest, "There are many fine jokes
that do not depend on putting down someone for a laugh." By the way, did
you hear the one about the guy at Mensa who...", oh, never mind.
Particularly, not our fine president.
"In particular, not..." would be better, although this is a sentence fragment.
Are we quite certain this fellow joined the same Mensa I am familiar with,
or is there another one that has no proofreaders or editors?
Give me some Mensa who are stouthearted Mensa (and I apologize for any
grammatical lapses),
Brian Phillips