[quote who="DoomBringer90" comment="16"] I plan on eliminating all the cults, oh sorry Religions, because none of them have done a damn thing to help humanity. [/quote] What is your definition of help? Please distinguish what your criterion are for making this statement? [quote who="Dr Guy" comment="26"] Nitro Cruiserreply 25Perhaps they are trying to differentiate between Atheists and Agnostics, I assume there are subtle differences, 
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For MF, did you read his one post on my article about Japan? I totally agree with him. Though, I feel his perspectative does have elements of elitism. I feel those elements sometime clouds his eyes. He does have a brain and is educated.
I am using inept imploder (Internet Explorer)instead of Fire Fox. Let me interject some historical facts here: [quote who="Happy_Joe" comment="8"] LOL man you have lost it. Instead of finding facts to counter my arguments you just call me a liar over and over again, as if that will make your silly assertions come true. None of what you said above makes any lick of sense at all. (I have a "perception problem"? Lol do you do standup?)&nbs
BFD, I have been having some problems posting as well. This is the reason why I usually temporarily save my posts.
[quote who="Mumblefratz" reply="2" id="2704771"] Is an apology neccessary?Absolutely not, but not for the reason that most people would think. It has nothing to do with whether the Japanese apologize for Pearl Harbor or not. And yes we dropped *two* atomic bombs on Japan and the only reason that we did so was because they were too stupid to surrender after having only dropped *one* atomic bomb on Japan. But again none of the above matters. The real reason
Be careful with the title of the article for it is misleading. Its actually the Japanese who are demanding the apology. The U.S. does not plan on apologizing, which I don't think we should. UNLESS, Japan apologizes for Pearl Harbor with the Emperor in Pearl Harbor apologizing for it. Then also apologize for all the Chinese and the other Islanders that they killed or ran their crazy experiments on. The other thing that almost always gives me an aneurysm
You go Doc! You're wife probably adores you for doing this as well. As you've most likely found out Salsa can be a very provocative dance style (as can Swing) and ballroom is on the other end of the spectrum (though it can be provocative as well I guess). Just work on your rockstep back for both. The lady usually has the harder parts. I've noticed most men tend to tense up when dancing due to the fact that they feel like they look like fools (in a way dancing i
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="9" id="2702555"] I am pretty sure that it is a picture of her legs...in her can-can outfit. I remember those blogs of her taking up the art![/quote] Its not just art its a lot of fun. I use to do a lot of swing, salsa, and ballroom. Its good exercise, too.
[quote who="lifehappens" reply="4" id="2699981"]Since you were discussing the draft I just thought I would share this.... http://www.govtrack.us/congress/billtext.xpd?bill=h111-5741[/quote] Mr. Rangel suggested what appears to be similar to what Europe does. We don't need this. Our country is bigger than most European countries. Its a good thing he's on his way out. P.S. Lifehappens what is the picture you have of? I can't tell.
The thing is: ITS NOT LIKE WE HAVE A LAW THAT SAYS NO MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS. We have a quota system in place where only X number of people from a certain country can come in. When get X number of people from that country then no people are allowed. Every country has immigration laws. I wish someone would name one country that doesn't have immigration laws. I can think of a bunch that don't enforce them like Sudan and Somalia. I have a lot of friends
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="129" id="2697824"] Quoting Nitro Cruiser, reply 126In a way I'm glad the judge ruled this way. It's going to keep the issue in the forefront. Most citizens, in Arizona and nationwide, support the original Arizona law and the coming backlash against the opposition will not be so easily forgotten by the voters. It might even flush out a few of the less vocal illegal supporters. I am going to start calling you Pollyanna! You find a silv
[quote who="the_Peoples_Party" reply="12" id="2690235"]I think a problem currently with the media is that there is an over saturation of information. People don't care or don't have the time to investigate which piece of information is factual or is more factual than another piece. Also most individuals have lost their crediabiltiy/intergrity unlike way long ago you could rely on an individual to get the story and get it actual factual. Now, its more about the sto
[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="118"] But we should feel sorry for the criminal. Like the pedophile/murderer in Florida that just got 300 years knocked off his sentence and is now a free man. Poor man! He had to spend time in jail, and for what? Molesting a bunch of boys and then trying to kill the witnesses. Yep, we are bad people. We actually feel more for the victims than we do the perps. [/quote] Doc, don't you know what they
[quote who="Nitro Cruiser" comment="7"] H8Ful here's your stats in a bit more user friendly format. Seems one is twice as vulnerable of choking on a piece of food as getting killed by a firearm. Perhaps we need to put a three day waiting period on all foods other than apple sauce and pudding? Now o
[quote who="dan_l" comment="2"] I just wonder when people are going to stop excusing this administration for their gross incompetence in everything and start holding THEM accountable to the level they did Bush. Stupid is as stupid does, and the most apparent revelation of this episode is how stupids can (and did) vote for this regime. You're seriously going with "it's obama's fault" on this one? [/quote] I forgot who is the current President?
[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="1"] Yes, the Maine vacationer is like many other myopic people who think that talk is all that is needed in the world. It has been little more than 70 years since the Chamberlains and Quislings were exposed to be frauds and incompetents. And that talk does not always work. Long enough for the current Quislings to forget history (they are not smart enough to remember it) and so repeat the mistakes of the past.
Is this the Springs area (Colorado) that you are referring to here? When I lived there, I use to live in the Aspen Townhouse which I believe were off Powers. Its been sometime. It seems the entire city has the pipe/drainage issue that you are referring to. I always liked watching the U.S Airforce Graduations. Another issue I noticed is that you can have some really nices houses and 3 miles later be in a slum. Well this is Colorado Springs and what t
I think a problem currently with the media is that there is an over saturation of information. People don't care or don't have the time to investigate which piece of information is factual or is more factual than another piece. Also most individuals have lost their crediabiltiy/intergrity unlike way long ago you could rely on an individual to get the story and get it actual factual. Now, its more about the story than about being crediability/intergrity.
[quote who="Bahu Virupaksha" comment="9"] In any event racism is an ideology of power and domination and the underpreviledged and terefore a black woman can hardly be accued of racism and her dismissal seems excessive and I do hope that President Obama sets this matter to rest as it will dent his political profile, and credibility. [/quote] This almost caused me to have a brain aneurysm. The bold statement is highly illogical.&nbs
ha! Doc, I love french fries! Let me tell you it would be hard for me to stop eatting them. The best french fries I have ever had were not here in the States and I was suprised! The best I have ever had were on the Mount of Olives in Israel. On the very top there is a shop that sells fried chicken (its nothing to write home about. Its on pair with KFC) and fries. I don't know why those fries were so great! It could be that their using the same oil sin
[quote who="Infidel" reply="10" id="2683388"]You people are making a leap of faith. You reach the conclusion that something exists just because someone says it does, but you haven't seen it.[/quote] So you don't think Saddam had anything? He had stuff in the 80s and 90s. Pyschology says past behavior predicts future behavior. Saddam's past behavior predicts his future. Uday Hussein was the crazy one of the family. He was reportedly the one trying
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="1" id="2682068"]There is a reason they are better known as the NAALCP. Just like NOW and all the other liberal advocacy groups, they have sold out their constituents long ago. They are a mockery of their mission and purpose.[/quote] I think NOW has always been liberal. I am gentleman and feminist just make our lives harder. If Illnoise doesn't want Cedra Crenshaw then I know several other states that could use her expertise, mine bein
Didn't Saddam have dealings with South Africa? Yeah I know South Africa deals arms to a lot of people. You bring up good points and I've enjoyed it.
Something can be easily hidden there, right? I meant the Iranian border is desert. I don't think that Saddam would leave a cache of WMD on the border there. Just due to the animosity betweek Iran and Iraq. Thoughts?
Most people in the States don't realize that Iraq is 80% to even almost 90% desert. During the first Gulf war, we would send planes over them to see if they had troops but it was too hard so we had to send ground forces to search for troops. You can hide anything there. The Northern part of Iraq that is bordering Turkey is desert. We know both Saddam and Turkey, want the Kurds to be exterminated. Finally, there are certain things that you don't want the public