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I assert that our country's involvement in Europe during WWII produced more collateral damage in civilian lives relative to combatants killed by orders of magnitude (with no regard given to appearance) compared to current conflicts. I must give you points for this gem: Although, you are often entertaining, your online persona, if genuine, frequently reinforces the notion that "reality is stranger than fiction".

the "free market" where radio is mostly owned by militant rightwingers who only employ the most vile racists and bigots. what a joke! The free market that continues to employ only those that provide their sponsors with income; witness: the short life of Air America. Perhaps, Air America would have prolonged their stay if only they'd have figured out how to provide marketable entertainment.

So has Britney Spears. Go figure. For better or worse, they're both entertainers.

Party like it's nineteen-twenty-nine?

[video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5Ts4M3irWM

He sounds kinda like a liberal rush limbaugh to me: ATTACK! ATTACK! Limbaugh reportedly has done quite well competing and has been more than properly (substantially) rewarded in the free market.

It is you who make the distinction and imply motive based on skin color.

better than nothing. hey, I'll hop over and give you a belay. I can onsite belay 5.15.

The president should declare an emergency Christmas.

Pardon me, but I get sick of this type of racist bullshit.

take in a show

Perhaps, a distinction can be made in the philosophy that promotes a political environment where personal choice (freedom) to eschew and practice vagaries to the cultural normative is allowed, versus that which would abridge reciprocal expression.

I'm not well-informed with concern to homeopathy, but generally, have considered it a largely harmless pseudo-science akin to the faith-based, crystal, pyramid-hat, etc., healing "arts". I have no qualm from its practice as it is relegated to the nebulous confines of Naturopathy whose proponents and patrons know it is an alternative medicine, therefor, carrying an implicit "buyer beware" sign written in bold type. The question of "ethics", as in most regards where a product or service is for sale, is of variable determination and usefulness. I doubt there is little difference (or remedy) to be made with regard to automotive repair mechanics.

What a band: Steve Gadd - drums Tony Levin - bass Eric Gale - lead guitar Richard Tee - keyboards It's about getting caught smoking marijuana.

except at night on road trips when I can only get AMish artists; they aren't as good, often.

I listen to FMish artists, most of the time.

I heard kml is fucking Ben Affleck.

Joaquin shouldn't be walking.

Recently, Homeland Security uncovered an Amish sleeper cell that was near completion of a pneumatically retrofitted nuclear device.

It was an allusion to a time when the phrase, "it smells like burnin' rope in here", was common in the lexicon of Officers of the Law...and hemp rope was in common use.

My memory has it this was the first Prine tune heard by me: [video:youtube] Levon Helm as a member of The Band performing in concert with Jesse Colin Young and CSN&Y in Toronto, 1974, was part of a milestone experience and holds fast within me. Hearing either of their voices & tunes typically produces in me a sympathetic olfactory sensation of burning rope.

Is it to be determined by prolonged effect, or decided at the moment, whether it is a "friend" that supplies momentum or a "foe" that places a stick in the spokes?

In a strictly rational sense, all true. Although, one exception to the veracity of the lyrics pertaining to homeopathy (as I understand): "...that solutions made up of infinitely tiny particles of good stuff dissolved repeatedly into relatively huge quantities of water..." Homeopathic remedies or "provings" are not all "good stuff". In '81, a homeopathic practitioner informed me a treatment for aluminum toxicity incorporated "rattlesnake venom". Google "homeopathy list of provings" and prepare to be amazed at the substances approved for use in treatments.

I may decide to catch this one: John Prine / Levon Helm Sat, 06/13/09 07:30 PM Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO.

He's a full bore yellow lab. [forehead slap]DOAH![/forehead slap] If I'd given more than a cursory view, I'd have noted the shorter hair, stockier body, and more intelligent visage. The first assuredly produces the second. Way to go.