evilPidge

evilPidge

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When I was stationed in in Korea the first time, getting home was a bit of a pain in the butt. You had to take an hour long bus ride that cost about $1.50 and then take a cab for 20-30 min that cost $20-$30. The times are all, of course, in relatively decent traffic, which Seoul is not known for. When I went back to Korea the second time I was happy to fi

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I woke up early to get some school work done before I went to school. Flipped on the TV... Needless to day I didn't get any school work done. The worst part of the day for me was when I went to work. I used to work at an after school program. Everyone was in shock, but they hadn't told the kids at the school (a private, catholic school). Anyway, the worst part was when little Carmen Fumagalli came up to me and said, "Guess what? Today is my birthday!"

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CA is a solidly Democratic state and always will be! Tell that to Arnold. The point is, with Califonia sewn up, what reason does either candidate have to pay any attention to the state? Why should more attention be given to Minnisota and Wisconsin than to California or Texas?

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Can you say "Fuck all of Montana!"? The politicians surely could. yes, yes I can. The thing is that with the electoral college the way it is now, entire states are being ignored. When was the last time Bush was campaigning in Cali

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On one side I can see the point of not having confrences scheduled so late. Most teachers arrive at school at or before at 7am. Most spend their lunch hour correcting tests homework, making lesson plans etc etc etc. It makes for a really long day (especially when you consider your dealing with scream brats all day (was that my outside voice?)). On the other hand, I dont understand how they cant go a bit later to help out people that absolutely cant mak

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While I was in the army I had to take a polygraph test in order to do one of my jobs at one of my duty stations. I had heard some awful things about the polygraph before I went. I had heard that people had been strapped to the thing for hours on end only to be told that they had failed and that they would have to come back on another date. I was

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I'll be your huckleberry, and be honest to boot. I am Pro-Choice (or Pro-Death as some of the nastier people like to say), and I can honestly say that if there was scientific proof that life begins at conception that I would have to rethink my views on abortion.

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Wow. I'm pretty new to JU. I have no clue what SMP is, and I don't know what started this, but I have to say that this is all a bunch of crap. I wouldn't say that the people that posted the stuff about you and your kids hate you. The people that have written this stuff don't hate you, they're just pissed. The fact of the matter is its easy to post crap like this. I could sit here for 30 seconds and come up with a rant that is equally a mean-s

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This is pure unadulterated bull crap! His vote doesn't count? Since when? And just how do you think they hand out the electoral votes. I think what shes saying is that if you live in a state that will vote 90% democrate, what will your vote matter? If I vote its 1,800,000 to 200,000 and the 10 electoral

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Wahhhh. Try being a republican living in California. I was until feb 2000 when I got out of the Army It's not the electoral college's fault that you live in a heavily rep

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Living in a non-swing state is both a good and a bad thing. Its a good thing because I don't have to put up with as much political bull-crap as the swing states do. I don't have to see all of the mud-slinging that goes on in these hotly contested states (don't get me wrong, we still see a fair amount of mud-slinging here in Texas, but not nearly as much as other state

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So I voted today, and I voted for Sen Kerry. I did some research on candidates views on certain issues before I made my decision and there were a few things that swayed my vote. 1) Roe vs. Wade. I just don't like the way the President is leaning on this. I believe that a woman's right to choose is important, and with at least one of the Supreme Court Justic

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I am currently working on my second marriage. My first one didn't work out too well. The girl I married was a cunt-whore-bitch, but I'm not bitter. We were married less than a year, and she moved in with another guy four weeks before I was due to leave Korea and come home. Ah, good times... Anyway, my old roommate, and old squad leader, the One-Eyed Nord (<

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After watching this evening, I was reminded of my favorite line of all time. Cartman: Why is it that everything today has involved things either going in or coming out of MY ASS?!

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Do you remember back in the day when we were blessed/cursed with proliferation of stretch pants? I do. It was a blessing because some really hot chicks would walk around with these things on, and they left very little to the imagination. And for a guy that hadn't explored the full glory of internet porn, this was a godsend. This was a curse because people

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Even in Korea the barracks room I shared with EvilPidge was spacious, comfortable, and had both AC and heating. you obviously forget that 3 months we spent in the summer with no AC. remember is was so hot that all the mosquitos died. i remember that time because i used to take about 5 showers a day. <B

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