minx

hilltop wasn't my place to spend a lot of time but i've never had a problem there at all. More probs in the park w/punk kids than i've had on hilltop

minx = minx! that's it boyz and gurlz. no extra avatars.

no - last pub club would've been a one shot thing as i was in t-town that evening. i am NOT allison!

eesh! i didn't show up one time? gimme a break! I wasn't singling you out. I think I was giving Erik a harder time. All I'm interested in is if we go to Tacoma there is a good local turn out! well t-town isn't local for me so i'm out anyway. but you said you refused to believe anything i say

i used to be able to wear sandals all day every day then the safety nazis at work decided that was unacceptable

muffy-i'm w/you! but i won't paint my toenails but i HATE real shoes!

eesh! i didn't show up one time? gimme a break!

who said i was a marathoner? i just have ugly feet ok maybe one, once in a while.

i'm lucky to have all 10 toenails at any given time so i guess i'll stick w/the non-hotties and wear my chacos on the dock!

i hear ya! i cleaned house and went to work this w/e. oh and i played poker and skied

i like those! but i'm still sayin my chacos are my favs!

i think erik had a good w/e

meeoow!

that naughty daisy

well if this is true, whoever it is, is not me. it'd be nice if they didn't do it again.

no absolutely not! why would i do something that awful? it was in reference to another topic as well as this one. comeon fairweather catch up!

that someone was in the chat room using the name minx. can any of you verify this? damn identity theft if it's true

Wow, way to make me angry buddy. That's tough coming from someone who cuts trees for a living. i know i'm gonna regret this but what does someone's occupation have to do w/their ability to debate? I know plenty of well educated people who do not work in fields related to their degrees.

i said this to someone earlier today Rumsfield terrifies me, Bush horrifies me but i was pretty impressed w/Gen. Franks at that press conference. Thought he answered a lot of good questions well. I may not approve of this war but he's not a policy maker so i won't point my ire at him. I hope he's as capable as he seems.

those girls look pissed!

SC-i hate to agree w/greg and trask but i think you might be a tad off base here (although i can see how you might get there) greg seems alright from my limited interaction w/him. perhaps you should get to know him a little before saying those kind of things. we're all carricatures of ourselves to some extent when posting on the net.

just how many posts dru has i am disturbed. this 9999 can't go on!

diplomatic masturbation...nice i don't think it matters. it wasn't our place to "liberate" Iraq. We pretty much made a unilateral decision. so be it. since we're there now we better finish it quickly and not do a half arsed job like the last pres. shrub

How do you propose to deal with the distribution of goods, air travel, heating, lawnmowing, etc? Not to mention OUR GOD-GIVEN RIGHT TO BURN RUBBER!!! i propose that we recognize the urgency of moving away from a petroleum based and devote the resources and time to developing alternative fuels and energy sources instead of picking fights w/oil driven countries.

Not to harsh on you, Jim, but I think this is a prime example of the misconception that MANY people have about the architecture of our government and how elections work in the United States. Article II of the Constitution breaks down how Electors are chosen and how each State's Electors shall execute their responsibilities. Each State votes from among the choices of national candidates; with a few exceptions, the corresponding Electors from those States mimic that vote in THEIR vote that is submitted to the President of the Senate. It is by the tabulation of the votes of the Electors that the President and Vice President are elected. This system was set in place by the Founding Fathers to provide some measure of protection for the small states from the large states; it strikes a balance. So, while you may assert that "a majority of the voters did not vote for Bush[sic]", that is an irrelavent argument; it is the vote of the Electors (or Electoral College) that selects the President based on the voters' voices in each state. This is a prime characteristic of a DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC versus a pure democracy. Greg W greg, really this is simple. yes we vote for people to represent our opinions. sometimes we win sometimes we lose. we do not however lose the right or even the obligation to express our dissent. How will our legislators know what their constituents believe if we quit expressing our beliefs in as public a manner as possible.