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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 51611" data-attributes="member: 395">As a young boy I was afraid of the dark, believed the boogie man was real. As I grew older and "braver" the dark was less scary, and the boogie man was more Santa clausish. If you cant help yourself from clicking on a topic that is labeled political when it is on the sidebar, is the boogie man real?My dad would tell me not to use fowl language as a kid, but even though I knew I shouldn't I did sometimes anyway. Is that what the problem is with you fella's and the inability to not click on a topic labeled political? Is your dad telling you not too, but you still find yourself doing it anyway.I am with some on here that have no interest in the Sioux name, or the fantasy play time football thingy's. I am somehow able to either ignore them, or skim through and try to understand some of the passion behind it. Politics are at least real, and effect us all. I work mostly alone, I have a couple of ladies in the office, but know better than to talk politics in the office. It is sometimes fun, and educational to discuss them on a site with guys that are likely, like me. It can stay hidden at the bottom, it can go on the sidebar like #guywithgoodideas suggested, it can be placed where ever V wants it. But damn it guys if it says political and you don't like it, effen don't open it and "ruin" your life with it. It seems so mother <a href="mailto:f#@king">f#@king</a> simple.- - - Updated - - -I also like a beautiful woman in a bikini, and stretch pants.God Bless you V for the nonpolitical correctness you have based your site on.</blockquote>

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