pseudosoldier

pseudosoldier

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Logging into Yahoo! to see what movies the boys might like to go see, an article caught my eye: Son sues over Katrina wheelchair death . He 'accuses numerous state agencies and the city of New Orleans of gross negligence and willful misconduct in the death of his mother' because 'he was ordered by New Orleans police to seek shelter at the city's convent

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tahini's a bitch to get Damn straight. And hummus isn't the same when you have to sub in peanut butter.

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That's the name of a store here in the bustling metropolis of San Angelo, TX. And it's run by some of the hippiest hippies I've seen in awhile. I don't really mean that in a derogatory way, not really. They remind me of some of my friends from high school, actually. The owner is normal enough, although very enthuasiastic about having a new customer. His w

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they arranged for them to get it from their units by getting a statement of nonavailability of quarters. If they were TDY and got that statement, they'd still have to do the paperwork for amending the TDY orders. But if the command was behind it, it probably went (relatively) smoothly.

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And yet this religion of PEACE, MURDERS AND MAIMS EACH OTHER ON A WHIM. Wow, is this called for? Was there something else written by this person that brought this on? Also, I'm not sure why whip felt she needed to post what she did, either... MM, all I gots to say is "the Crusades." Judging

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The Army is crazy loose with the Ambien prescriptions. They gave Adrian 90 pills (10 mg) with 2 refills. Yikes! They must not have had a significant problem at your base with soldiers selling them. Or the soldiers haven't been caught yet. I got 30 with no refills.

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I've had good experiences with Ambien and I'm wishing I could use it again (I have most of what they gave me last year still in my cabinet) but... If I could actually set aside 8 hours for sleep so that I could use Ambien, I wouldn't actually need the Ambien. Catch-22.

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I haven't even read the list let alone the books. Still, it's a good starting point for when I have that free year of nothing else to do. edit: Looks like two, with a few that I've read excerpts from.

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This story came up at a party on Saturday, partially because my boys were there and were being well-behaved: Ryan was hanging out in the kitchen with his wife, just having come home from work. His two-year-old daughter strolls in, puts a hand up on the fridge, and leans on it hard like she's exhausted. "Mom, I'm so f***ing tired!" Ryan just points to himself, and says, "Yeah, that one's me. Sorry."

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I'm not as judgmental as I perhaps came off in my initial response. I realize that there are a lot of factors that leads a person to adopt certain predispositions. For example, a lack of exposure in my early childhood has led to some inexperience with non-whites, but I do my best to prevent myself from prejudging someone due to their race. (Apparent behavior is another matter, however.) If your friend is good to you, and is good to your nie

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This is where the party ends I can't stand here listening to you and your racist friend -- They Might Be Giants "Could be perceived as racist"? Racism - racial prejudice or discrimination Prejudice (from old English, previous judgment) - preconceived judgment or opinion, an adverse opinion or leaning formed without just grounds or before sufficient knowledge Also, more blatantly, "there should

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Your title more accurately states who exactly is "rallying in support" than the main body of your article, which is backwards from how I've seen most reporting (usually the details are in the body). It was specifically Muqtada al-Sadr who called for those rallies in Iraq, and it is mostly people who have been following him for awhile that have participated (at least from all reports I have seen). You may remember Muqtada from events like "uprisings i

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there was an incident about 4 weeks ago where she went to the mall with her friend and a couple of boys (I found out about this when they were actually AT the mall and Shea incurred my wrath over that - she never told me she was going and I was highly pissed) and they were all sharing a drink and a pretzel. That's probably how s

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If you hadn't said that commercial, I might've applied something directly to your forehead. I've considered writing to CNN Headline News to ask them to stop using that commercial. It has honestly caused me to change the channel multiple times. I wouldn't think that a network would want to have that sort of product sponsoring them.

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Your Mum named the hedgehog so I think it will definitely be back Yeah, only recurring characters get named, right? she doesn't know quite who she's angry at </T

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I'm experiencing things like that with slightly older kids on the weekends that I have the opportunity to experience them. I have two small, human alarm clocks, and there's an inordinate amount of cuddling and tickling when they "go off".

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It's like Chuck E. Cheese, but without the giant rat merchandising. First, we gorged ourselves on pizza... okay, I gorged myself on pizza, they had a moderate amount. Then, we headed to the game room. 100 tokens for $20, and we had a random one left over from last time. pseudo jr runs off immediately after I hand him a cup with 20 tokens and

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Well, the 1/4 lb that I used wasn't bad. That's supposed to be 1 serving of meat, anyway. 500 calories for my main meal of the day is actually right about where I want to have it. I *do* need to try ground turkey, though.

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I hesitate to ask but... is that one serving, or for you and NBS, or do you expect leftovers? Mine was just one serving, one sitting. Still, with all those vegetables, you might be surprised how little they contribute to the calorie count. Let's see: 1 medium tomato, 26 calories; 1 medium onion, 48 calories; 1 clove garlic, 4 calories (so you're looking at about 40?)... the big deal would be the beef (even going lean isn't that great) and t

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So you're feeling like a girly counting all those calories? No, I'm feeling girly contemplating leaving meat out of my meals. In addition to that, I can't imagine getting all those calories from somewhere besides protein...

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