latour999

latour999

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In no particular order or number: Monty Python and the Holy Grail Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke Spaceballs Star Wars Episodes III-VI the even Star Trek movies Hotel Rwanda The Hunt for Rer October Hero (I saw it at the theater and was completely blown away) Rat Race Happy Gilmore

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Are you old enough? Or is it bootleg in celebration of the new GG? Yeah, I just turned 18 a couple weeks ago, and I'm lucky to live in Manitoba. And it's mostly for when I get home from work.

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Well, we have a new GG, and her name is Michaëlle Jean, Link , Link . Now, I've alweays been a republican (small r, means no royalty, for those who were like "What the f***?" for a moment there),

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I've said it before on another forum: Harry S. Truman is a terrorist and a war criminal. That is what you call someone who uses WMDs on civilians, correct? Of course, US officials have rarely, if ever, been punished for their crimes. I can think of a few who should have been brought up on charges of crimes against humanity *cough cough Kissinger cough* but for some reason they are allowed to commit these crimes with impunity.

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Where you been hiding? Miss you! After my article on the London bombings, I decided to take a break from blogging for a while, particularly on political issues. Although Tony Blair just made me glad I don't live in England, <a href="http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2005/08/05/Blair-security-05080

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I was thinking about this at work the other day (very slow day). Ever notice how you can give a shit and take a shit, but you can't have a shit?

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All the articles I've seen said that they were plainclothes policemen. So he ran away from some guys wearing normal clothes that were pointing guns at him. Another question is why the police were watching the house if he had nothing to do with the bombings. Did they suspect him or someone else living there? And case closed? The Brazilian government is still demanding answers.

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Man shot by U.K. police not connected to bomb attacks Last Updated Sat, 23 Jul 2005 23:56:52 EDT CBC News British police say a man they killed on a London subway train wasn't connected to Thursday's attempted bombings in the city's transit system. INDEPTH: London bombing investigation A surveillance camera image of a suspect

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The tube trains were probably targetted because of their symbolic value and also provided an easy soft target. This was an attack on civillian non combatants and there fore needs to be condemned in the strongest possible terms. Just as an aside, this sounds almost like the the contras in Nicaragua (atta

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Ok, Cannuck, show us why they hate the US. You provided a lot of evidence of the British squashing them, but none of the Americans. And nothing, nada, zilch, zip and doodly squat implicating the spanish. 1. The removal of Mossadegh was a joint effort between the British and the CIA, and as a reward, the Americans got a cut of the oil (40% owner

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Yesterday I downloaded the new google earth thing. You know, the one where they have the satellite and they show you pictures from space? Anyway, I played around with it for a bit, and after the initial "I can see my house from here!" I started to wonder what this really means. I already could make out pools and trees and cars, but on their site they said they want

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Just to start off, I'll put up a disclaimer to clarify myself: I do not have anything against the victims or their families or ordinary Londoners for that matter, and do condemn this act of terrorism. And I'm not saying two wrongs make a right, or this is an appropriate response. Terrorism. It seems like this is what will define my generation. However, t

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Ohhh.... An MSNBC analyst. Well, surely that makes it so. Might be good to wait until actual facts are available, though, don't you think? I believe there've been a couple of cases where speculative reports actually ended up being wrong. At least one, I'm almost certain. Kind of funny in a way - an analyst using an anonymo

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Wondering these forums I see many people complaining about the war in Iraq. I would be the first to fight fight for my country, not complain about it. As the biggest world super power, we feel we have a duty to baby-sit the whole world. We get involved in the Palestinian and Hebrew affairs, we get the blame....its big bad america's fault for them killing each other. And no

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But if it is repealed, you know what you might get: Clinton vs. Bush 2008. Don't tell me that wouldn't be cool, from a purely non-political perspective. It would be fun to watch. Not that I'm endorsing anything, I'm just saying that would be an interesting campaign. I'd go for the guy that lied about a blow job over the guy that lied about a war any day.

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Flag burning is okay by me. It would be naive of me to think my nation is perfect, and naive of me to think that there aren't a few people we pissed off (Native Americans and Japanese-Canadians come to mind immediately). I don't blame them for burning the flag, and I don't blame them for being pissed at my country. What we did was inexcusable.

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The ability to tell HUGE LIES {Howard dean anytime he opens his foul mouth} and somehow in their heart believe them. To be fair, that is one thing I admire the far right, and pretty much any politican in general for (cough couch WMDs cough)

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