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it depends what the meaning of the word "is" is.

1) he peeped through a crack in a toilet stall 2) played footsie with the guy in the neighboring stall did I miss anything? the guy didn't even get to "finish" like Bubba did

Precisely . . . great reasons such as being a Family Values Republican Senator embarassed by trying to suck cock in an airport bathroom. well, the story sounds utterly unbelievable, and the transcript of the officer's report that is floating around in reports is surreal to say the least

he did plead guilty and pay a fine....... that's it? a fine? all this to do about a friggin' finable offense? anyways, the dude should just resign. he's an assclown

By whether he is convicted of a crime by a jury. I seriously hope you are not a lawyer.

lawyers are barely one notch above child molesters unless they are also politicians, then they fall two notches down.

lawyers are barely one notch above child molesters

hey dumb ass - he plead guilty - that means he's guilty. 1) he reversed his plea 2) many people plead guilty who aren't - for various reasons I just looked at his mug shot on line. He looks guilty. He must be.

hey dumb ass - he plead guilty - that means he's guilty. 1) he reversed his plea 2) many people plead guilty who aren't - for various reasons

of course Craig is guilty until proven innocent

yes, we're doing such a great job now. no discipline, no expectations. and parents that refuse to admit that their little darling is capable of any wrong or should be punished in any way, shape or manner for anything they do in school. from one extreme to the other.

or Sister Mercy's wooden ruler across his knuckles.

he could have benefited from a few visits to the vice principle's office.

good point. usually when they cite poverty statistics (# of americans below the poverty line) they play similar games and don't include credits, transfer payments, welfare, food stamps, etc.

you lucky dog - built up equity. the taxes and tax breaks can indeed be offsetting, although some of us benefit more than others...

I stand corrected. He did mean $$

SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!

I actually plan to have my parents/inlaws move in to our crap-filled mansion as soon as one of them can't live independently.

I think he means "pay for it" as per damage to the environment/carbon foot print, etc. I don't think hot carl has any bratly or snotly's (that he knows of). :-O

If it was definitely a mansion in its day! The average sq ft of the American house has doubled compared to 1950. YES BUT BILL CLINTON WANTED TO HELP US CROSS THAT BRIDGE INTO THE 21ST CENTURY! ARE YOU SAYING YOU NOW FAVOR BOB DOLE'S APPROACH OF BACK TO THE FUTURE??!! WTF, OLYCLIMBER!!!

She needs more space for her S&M toys.

Who's talking about failing grades? There are too many A's and B's given out. That's why someone as dumb as Ms. Teen USA can have a 3.5 (if the claim above is actually true). I don't like the idea of a straight curve - some threshold for an A and B that is reasonable could result in more A's and B's, but we are nowhere near that threshold. As for your story about reading assignments - well, I met an undergrad at the UW, who had a 3.5 high school GPA and had NEVER FINISHED reading a novel cover to cover. Ever. Certainly getting a C instead of a B could have parent on the phone being just as angry... I want to make it clear that I whole-heartedly support raising the standard across the board...but to do this there has to be a will not only amongst teachers, but amongst parents. Parents need to demand the best education of their child as possible. They need to demand it from teachers and politicians and from their community. And they have to understand that by demanding the best education, the schools will always challenge their children to be better. This means that school won't be easy -- or always fun -- for any child. I'm not sure parents really want to demand that...because it would make them accountable too. Jason Isn't there a pill or something that you could give kids that would make them smart?

Say what's really on your mind, Archie!!!

Jason: I agree about much of what you have said, and I don't mean to nitpick, but its not accurate to state that "both political parties like No Child Left Behind." Watch any of the Democratic presidential candidates' debates and you'll see near-unanimity that NCLB needs at best an overhaul... if not totally scrapped. Was that Bush's AND Ted Kennedy's spawn?

As I said before I agree with you up to a point. I don't know who needs a 4000 sq ft house. But I don't think 4-5 people in a 2500-3000 sq ft house is out of line. But 1-2? Yes. It's all relative. I moved into Snohomish 8 years ago. Most of the new homes were 3-4 bedroom homes with 1700-2000 sq feet. Not 4000 sq ft as you cited - don't know where you are getting that from...