JeremyG

JeremyG

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No way would she ever get charged with murder. "Beyond reasonable doubt"....babies are still born all the time, there'd really be no proof that her lack of operation caused it.

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I consider for a moment how things would be different if the American colonists were not allowed to have guns.

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enough with the "flip flop" already. He didnt flip flop on anything. He had one opinion when he was told that there was proof of WMD in Iraq, and another when he found out that was bogus....just like the rest of us.

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This kinda sounds personal on Dan's part. I found the article to be interesting and to the point.....a true thought that smartaz had that day. Not everything has to be long to be good.

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Very cool, personally I cant wait for it, I desperately want a 'favorites' list for blogs I like to read. Too often i forget to check people's blogs because I forget them, or worse...i find someone's writing that I like, and then forget the name/site that it was. I dont really have any interest in a super-blog-rss-reader though. I'd be MUCH more interested in an offline blog composer, plus extra features, like posting a Poll/Survey, System Tray Alert on watched articles (and

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I have worn pink shirts. In fact it's oddly a decent look being a long-hair and in a pink shirt. Something about the style cross seems to just "make it work" in an odd way. Been a long time since I've had one though, maybe i'll try one on next time i'm shopping.

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Obviously your old roommate was one of the "lost ones". People who no longer believe in the faith, and only follow the religion. Sad that it happens, but it's a fact. The worst thing about christianity, and all western religions is that they believe men are born evil and must strive to be forgiven. This is what spawns the guilt involved. "Religions" from the east like Buddhism and my own: Taoism, believe that people are born goo

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Here's the thing about actresses..... The process of being an actor or actress goes something like this: 1. Search for parts and send them your picture and resume 2. Get rejected 20-30 times, and get an audition 3. Go to audition and do really well, get called back for another audition. 4. Complete second audition and get called back for the 3rd. 5. Get told you were ok, but just dont have the "loo

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I LOVE purple! I have one nice dress shirt that is a bright/deep purple color. I regularly get jokes about being gay when I wear it. Guy's shouldnt wear yellow though, just never looks right. So is this a new appreciation you think? or just a passing phase?

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I would whole heartedly disagree. There is a war in Israel--it may not look like the traditional wars that we are used to seeing--between two governments. But spend a day in the West Bank, or Jerusalem, or even Tel Aviv--and you might begin to see my point. A few replies ago, terrorism wasnt war. Now it is?

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[quote]WMD may have been brought up in some of the rhetoric to gain public support, but it was never involved in the actual legal justification.[/quote] So the state of the union address is just a little rhetoric?

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The answer to the question in the title is YES. Forgetting which side is more right or more wrong, it's just about point of view. The "opressor/peacekeeper" is of course always right in their point of view....from their point of view. And the "terrorist/freedom fighter" is, of course, always right in their point of view....from their point of view. That's why it's war, people can't settle who's right or wrong, and so the one who dies the least, wins the

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and also....you open up by explaining that in war, it seems like things happen for pointless reasons. Then you go through all of the reasons that wars have happened. But you fail to recognize that wars also happen for reasons that DO seem important at the time but are later proved to not be so.

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There was once a farmer who's horse ran away. The people in the town all came around and consoled him and said "I'm sorry to hear the news, such a bad stroke of luck". The farmer replied, "maybe". Three days later the horse returned, with six wild horses. The towns people heard the news and congradulated him "what fortunate turn of events!" The farmer replied, "maybe". A few days after that, while breaking one of the horses, the farmer's son was thrown and broke h

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that came out alot more harsh than intended. The point was that "The Lord Helps Those Who Help Themselves". Less time praying and more time being proactive should be the mantra.

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You brought it upon yourself by planning that sort of event. I laugh at people who have their wedding video taped. As if you'd have the desire to watch it more than once or twice afterwards. MAYBE I can understand the ceremony, but the reception? Its just a bunch of drunken people having fun, how many times can you watch the same drunken behavoir?

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First I'll preface by saying that it's WAY early to consider anything about iraq to be in good shape. The general populace is still in shock, and still not convinced that the USA wont just leave and walk away. 1. Crime rates are lower? I suspect it's more like they dont have enough police to properly track it. 2. What was the murder count in Bagdad? 3. 12-25 times as much? Doesnt sound like a very good distribution of new found wealth. Talk about upsetti

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The government WAS using money to identify us, under the Total INformation Awareness Act (who's motto was "Knowledge is Power"). But that was beat down with some parts of it remaining in less obvious places.

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