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why do people always try to blame war on the rich? i think war is just human nature. look at the bushmen in australia and africa and amazonia. they fight wars and kill each other but there aren't any rich people around.

using the rhythm method

get fenders

you're just bummed pamela marrying someone else paris's sex tape partner no less

if i were a i'd join the sasquatch miitia as a scout, of course

Navy Calls MySpace Kids "Alien Life Force"

typing "it's not what you think" into google image search produces:

She's a sex bomb my baby - yeah (repeat)

can our freedom protect homos adequately??

i love the smell of in the morning

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thanks for sharing

potd

jon and timm@y can pay the hosting bills however they want imho. "it's not what you think, it's how you think" the brainwashing starts early. if that game cd is like the one i downloaded a few years back it is a first person action shooter game. the army did studies during wwii that showed only about 10% of grunts were shooting at the enemy. by vietnam they had adopted the pop-up pop-down torso silhouette targets invented by the germans during wwii that did a much better job of conditioning recruits to shoot at people automatically and without thinking. the % of grunts shooting at the enemy rose to about 90%. these first person shooter games would seem to work in a very similar way (it's the same kind of game opponents of violent video games are up in arms about). getting kids to play these army games might be conditioning them to shoot reflexively before they even enter basic training. i remember a while back ronald reagan saying that young game junkies would make good fighter pilots when they grew up. just an observation.

sez let's see ya bite my head off ha

of fortune

going around fox news? well if a story's been going around it must be the bible truth.

Looks like most of the senate agrees with.....me. Dems included. MooovOn.org crossed the line. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,297498,00.html Should they be banished/banned? Hell no! Unlike brotha Matt, I think an informed public can decide for themselves. The best part of this whole scandal is how the "fair and balanced" NYT offered a heavily-discounted rate for this ad. No, there's no bias there whatsoever. this link, posted above, contradicts your statement: http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/09/18/cheney-jumps-into-fray-over-moveon-ad/

update they've found a note she left, but not her.