does the preceding atlasian uise a lot of hyperbole

[WalterMitty]

..although no one can compete with opebo in the hyperbole department.

remember when he used the term 'philistine fatties'....lol

[minionofmidas]

He coined the term set "horrible person" / "freedom fighter". Nuff said.

[A18]

No, not really

[minionofmidas]

I certainly hope so at times.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Oh yes. More than most actually; it's just that it's not done in an especially crass way.

[dazzleman]

No, not really.

[TeePee4Prez]

Sometimes

[7,052,770]

sometimes

[A18]

Yes

[patrick1]

Not really, although I think he takes more extreme positions than he actually believes sometimes to elicit angry liberal replies.

[A18]

Example? And no, you don't.

[patrick1]

Example? And no, you don't.

Specidfically, I think on the property and voting rights issue you started from your most extreme position and worked your way toward sanity;)

[Jake]

I can't say I've read enough of his posts really From what I've seen though, no more than normal.

[Dr. Cynic]

Occasionally. But most of us are guilty of it at some point.

[Citizen James]

Ah, my collegue fromt the great keystone state of Pennsylvania.  Home of the bloody PA-13 district, where political tensions are so think you need a chainsaw to cut through the thick rhetoric and intregue.

 A poster who may not be so much a cynic as a skeptic, or may indeed be both.  Truely a freedom fighter in the most extreme sense of the word - making sure no freedom is unchallenged, no right untrampled.

Or not. 

Despite my massive intelect, matched only by the grand two headed baby-eating troll opbeye/hawkbo, I lack sufficent resources to pass grand judgement on this true blue poster with the blood red avatar.  Tis my achillies heel, I most humbly regret.

[Gabu]

He usually makes very long posts, comparatively speaking to everyone else who responds to a certain topic, but which are generally well written and free of egregious uses of hyperbole.

[Dr. Cynic]

Senator Gabu is one of the most respected as well as one of my more favorite posters. His use of hyperbole is minimal at most.

[A18]

Dr. Cynic should use more hyperbole for entertainment purposes, but no, he does not.

[J. J.]

No, not really.

[dazzleman]

No, J.J. doesn't use hyperbole.  I can't think of a time he ever did, actually.

[WalterMitty]

no.

[Max Power]

YES

[phk]

no