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    With larger cages, the same technique could be used in the U.S. to straighten-out Congress.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by VinnieL View Post
    With larger cages, the same technique could be used in the U.S. to straighten-out Congress.....
    possibly, but they would require chemical and biological protective clothing to handle them with,plus some very strong adhesive as they are very slippery
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    Quote Originally Posted by VinnieL View Post
    With larger cages, the same technique could be used in the U.S. to straighten-out Congress.....
    ain't enough cages. . .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toolmaker51 View Post
    ain't enough cages. . .
    Hey, what if we all get together and build some cages!!! Collectively... we should have all the skills needed to build them!!!!

    just a thought....

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    Quote Originally Posted by hemmjo View Post
    Hey, what if we all get together and build some cages!!! Collectively... we should have all the skills needed to build them!!!!

    just a thought....
    I'm in. Perhaps just one big cage; none of that 'across the aisle' nonsense. Most of them will perish ala "Lord of the Flies". I'm thinking last two will epitomize one each of worst and very best of them.
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    Doing what you had to do with what you had in the space available
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    Jon I don't use the tittle to me it just sounds ostentatious
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    It must have been a respectable job. They wear neck ties and white shirts!

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    Quote Originally Posted by owen moore View Post
    It must have been a respectable job. They wear neck ties and white shirts!

    And their shoes are shined. Neat appearance just makes thing better.
    Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimfols View Post
    And their shoes are shined. Neat appearance just makes thing better.
    There are exceptions. A lot of bankers and politicians use that disguise. . .
    and insurance appraisers.
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