CS Guy

CS Guy

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Reply to The Perfect Platform in Humor JoeUser Forums

CS...I'll be running for president in 2008, the first presidential election year in which I'll be eligible. I will, of course, be looking for people to fill important cabinet posts once elected...large campaign donations can go a long way towards securing a post... Well there's a problem with that. 200

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Reply to Songs That Make This Sergeant Cry in Current Events JoeUser Forums

CS - Off topic but do you work in "the Building"? If you do we may have closer ties than you think, my wife works there too. I'm not sure what "the Buidling" is. I can think of a couple of "the" sites here, "the Mountain" being the most prominent, but my building would not be considered "the" anything.

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For Andrea in Life Journals JoeUser Forums

I Love You by the Climax Blues Band When I was younger man I hadn't a care Foolin' around, hitting the town, growing my hair You came along and stole my heart when you entered my life Ooh babe you got what it takes so I made you my wife Since then I never looked back It's almost like living a dream And ooh I love

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Reply to Songs That Make This Sergeant Cry in Current Events JoeUser Forums

know the Delta characters in BlackHawk Down make me cry due to a feeling of inadequacy. Agreed, but at the same time that depiction of those characters made me proud to be an American. Sleepless in Seattle makes me cry. The scene where Tom Hanks is telling the talk-radio host about his dead w

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Reply to The American left changes gears in Iraq in Politics JoeUser Forums

Bakerstreet: Indeed and the CIA's failures ARE troubling. And every person I have talked to in the Intelligence community agrees that this is Clinton's fault. Just one example (the only one I can really reveal)... In my Top Secret interview I ment

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Reply to The American left changes gears in Iraq in Politics JoeUser Forums

Since Powell has since stated the intelligence was not correct, where do you draw the line between the leadership (i.e. the administration) misleading the public (even with the best intentions) and the fact that they were duped by false information supplied by Iraqis (like Chalabi) to further their own aims and political ambition

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Reply to Evan Coyne Maloney - My Anti-Moore in Politics JoeUser Forums

odd that you should mention this as it what I am watching right now! That is a great series. I recently rented the first season from Netflix. I look forward to seeing the second season.

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Reply to Evan Coyne Maloney - My Anti-Moore in Politics JoeUser Forums

He actually did a short interview with Moore which significantly raised my opinion of Moore as a person. It brought him a bit closer to my monkeysphere perhaps:) Yea, I saw that as well, and I had the same reaction.

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Reply to Evan Coyne Maloney - My Anti-Moore in Politics JoeUser Forums

These movies are very interesting and entertaining, but I think liberals can claim that he uses editing to produce his point. We really don't know how many people he interviewed. So he may have just taken clips from the morons. I think Penn and Teller did a better job covering themselves in their Bullshit! series. For example, in their episode on Environmental Hysteria they use

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Reply to The American left changes gears in Iraq in Politics JoeUser Forums

I've heard many opponents of the war claim that Bush said Saddam and his WMDs were an imminent threat as a way of scaring the American people into support. Actually, Bush said flat out that Saddam's WMD program was not an imminent threat, but that if we waited for it to be one then we would have waited too long. Some people seem to have a hard time understanding that.

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Quote of the Day in Blogging JoeUser Forums

"I would like to be able to admire a man’s opinions as I would his dog - without being expected to take it home with me." - Frank A. Clark "

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Reply to Drugs are bad...that's all I have to say in Home & Family JoeUser Forums

Sorry to hear this, Sally. When I was growing up, my oldest brother was involved with drugs. I saw what it did to him... the lack of mental control, the decline of his intelligence, and the ambivalence towards life. And he was never an addict, just a recreational user. Luckily he got his act together before joining the Navy. But because of him, I have never, NEVER, wanted to use drugs. I don't even like to take aspirin. I hope th

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Reply to Finding Myself in Life Journals JoeUser Forums

I am now almost finished a psychology degree but, like yourself, have an abysmal GPA which means that getting in to post grad to complete my training will be near impossible. I actually went to graduate school BECAUSE my GPA was so bad. I don't know where you are, but here we have this test called the

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Reply to The Single Issue Voter in Politics JoeUser Forums

Corrupt corporate executives are good examples of people who care alot about money and little to nothing about morals. Why single out corporate executives? Do you not think that the mugger on the street cares more about money than morals?

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