ShadowWar It's a shame that all that stuff will fall on death ears with Col. His mind is set only to receive data that conforms to his agenda, all else is ignored, deleted or behind a firewall. Good stories.
#1 by Keikonium Wednesday, May 10, 2006 Your intentions are good but if you don't mind some advice, don't put your email on any site, especially blog sites. Try doing it like this keikonium at gmail or keikonium @ gmail, that way if there is a bot around looking for emails to send spam, they might not get your email. Just thought I
The sons of Saddam paid for their crimes with death. And that means what, that we just forget about it? Remember they didn't die before the war, they died during the war. <TD class="mb-Body-Quote-Text"
This crap of an article is still going? We do we keep trying to prove anything to Col who's head has enough missing screws to build a battle ship but none of the holes are designed to let anything in. The guy desperately searches the internet looking for anything, anything he can use to put Bush down. Regardless of what website it is. This is pointless and a waste of bandwith. Col is not a debater, he's the president of the All American Bush Bashing Cl
You are a perfect example of the old saying, Better to remain silent and APPEAR ignorant then to open your mouth and remove all doubt! Col, I may remove all doubt but I can never take the place of the king which is you. But I have no problem being ignorant, cause while you are stupid I'm ignorant, but
Charles your response made me want to give you a big hug! Stay nice, it will be worth it in the end This is the reason no matter how bad things get I always have hope that there is someone who understands. that's why I like this site. Thanx, I could really use a big one.
Well I can't deny that I'm pretty good at lying. I however found out the hard way how bad lying can be. When I was in Miami and was doing really bad, financially, I kept telling everyone I was fine. Till the day all my bills caught up with me. I had no choice but to speak up or be thrown in the street making my lies even worse. I felt horrible, I let my family down. I have always been an honest person, at times I have had to learn to shut up cause I lost to many possible friends for say
The last time I bought a console was when the N64 was on sale. My sister in law bought my kids the PS2. I have yet to consider an Xbox 360 cause I just can't justify the price. PS3, not unless it drops in price faster than my pants do in a room with Pamela Anderson. What are these console companies thinking when making these systems? Since Nintendo tends to stay a few
Well it's nice to know that at least one person wants to meet me someday. I would like to meet everyone on this site. It's kinda neat to get to know some people's minds before actually meeting them. It makes it easier to express yourself with them. Incredibly, of all
And I thought Col was terrible. Even Col wouldn't go to this extent, I think. This whole article is based on the view of a single woman who traveled to Iraq and saw some of the down side of things. But I guess we all keep forgeting that we are at war in Iraq with insurgents. But that does not matter, it is our fault that these people continue to attack and not allow Iraq to become a better country. It is them who do not let the Iraqi Gov't giv
yer need to delete about 4 of these reprints DJ. k? What do you mean? Dude, clean up after yourself. What do you mean? <TABLE cellpadd
I don't believe we should nuke them. That would be wrong. Wrong in the sense that it would be a waste of a good weapon on a worthless country. Instead we should use that 500 lb bomb we have and drop a few in different places, no where near any nuke facility. That way they can asked themselves "WTF are these Americans doing"? That should scare the hell out of them, then if they question our moves we drop a few more right around the nuke facilities but n
#13 by Daiwa Monday, May 08, 2006 Hehe, are you sure the Dem strategy is not sticking to you? <TABLE cellpadding=8 w
Hey ASS I served two years in Europe and that is when I was a Nuclear Weapons officer. It was the policy of the military not to assign people like me with the sensitive knowledge gained from that assignment to combat. I did not do anything to avoid service in Vietnam like your President George. I also EARNED my HONORABLE DISCHARG
It was you that questioned what I had done outside the military. I was not bragging about anything simply stating the facts. I'm sorry but this alone proves your stupidity. Maybe you can point out WHERE THE HELL DID I SAY ANYTHING ABOUT WHAT YOU DO OUTSIDE OF THE MILITARY YOU OLD BAG. I would n
You gotta love this planet. Everywhere you go everyone is always trying to make a buck. But, is it always for food, shelter and family? Or is it cause money is like a drug, an addiction. The more you have the more you want. It seems that in today’s world everything is based on money, and on making as much of it as possible regardless of the person who gives you the mo
#7 by little-whip Monday, May 08, 2006 ????? I wonder if she meant me. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Laugh.g
Well I not only made it in the Military but in the private sector. I held both mid level and senior management positions and was very successful. I was successful in the profit and non profit sectors. In my last job I was the Chief Operating Officer of the third largest school dist in PA and had an operating budget of $120 Millio
I'm not on your list? Interesting list. I wouldn't mind meeting some people here as well. I have learned so much from here and I can probably learn even more in a face to face conversation. I guess I would have to think who and why. BTW, am I somewhere in that l
This is so sad it's not even funny. Col, you're almost out of steam. Run like the coward you are. That's all you're good at. How in the world did you even make it in the Armed Forced is beyond me.
Oh well we just see things a bit differently. No big deal right?
There's not a whole lot of meaning in a bumper sticker or car magnet. There are plenty of ways to DO something that shows support, but more than anything, these car adornments serve to make the person who buys them feel good, they don't contribute actual support to the troops. If it makes someone happy then more power to
"What comes around goes around and if it doesn't I'll make sure it does." By me.
Not bad, made it to the top 10
I like almost anything with a US flag on it. I am proud of my country and would proudly show iit's flag anywhere I go. I wouldn't have minded buying both pins, if I liked them both. I am one who wants our boys home, but also want things done right in Iraq before we do. I can see your point RW and honestly I, too, would have seen it that way as well. After all, that is how stores know what people like and want. I don't necesarily agree with the
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