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d3adz0mbie

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Reply to Blood for oil? You bet. in International JoeUser Forums

Im just curious if you actually read what I wrote... I never claimed we were stealing oil. BTW, the amount of oil we get from Iraq is not miniscule, it's actually a good percentage of the USA's imported oil. For those that say I have no proof, I will re-reference this article from the UN documents I wrote this article from. If it's just opinion, then it's an opinion documented by the UN Security Council.

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Blood for oil? You bet. in International JoeUser Forums

Truthfully, the US led global forces did invade Iraq for the oil, but not in the way most conspiracy theorists' would claim. It is because of oil that Saddams direct link to terrorism can be shown, but again, not in the way conspiracy theorists' would claim. Let me explain. In 1979, just after taking firm control of the Iraqi government, Saddam realized that

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Reply to Another Balloon related injury in Home & Family JoeUser Forums

I don't know if I should be happy to read about a father playing with his son or make fun of you for breaking your foot from playing with a balloon. Either way, get better Draginol.

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25min away from Huntsville and the human rating system in Philosophy JoeUser Forums

First, I have to say genocide is bad. Hitler, Stalin and Pol Pot visited unimaginable horrors upon the world. Each of these monsters deserve any retribution they receive in the afterlife. That having been said, let's talk about cleaning out the gene pool a little. We had a new alarm installed in our home last month. Motion sensors, contact sensors, even a

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A fire, a fiddle and an Emporer nowhere to be found in Websites JoeUser Forums

It's heart breaking to watch a project I've put alot of effort in burn to the ground, but that's exactly what's happening at Aqua-Soft.org. A site devoted to emulating the OSX GUI on Windows OS's, it's had a good life. There's a list of problems at the site, yet one issue keeps coming back again and again, and I fear this will eventually kill the site forever. The sit

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Reply to Blog: Aero Skinning, Modelers, and unorthodox skinning... in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

If I understand this correctly, the only performance hit would be when Windowblinds is actually using a skin with transparency. It's not as if this would be implemented into WB and suddenly ALL skins would take a slight hit. In my mind, that just gives us more options. More options for new themes, more options to update old themes and more options for the future of Windowblinds. Whats wrong with having more options to create when it doesn't hurt the abilities we already have? <img src="

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Reply to Aero-Soft Launches in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

Frogboy: I can guarantee you'd have an entirely new community of WB users if it could be used for these trendy new "Aero Glass" & "Jade Glass" skins running aorund the net. *hint-hint*

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Reply to Aero-Soft Launches in WinCustomize News WinCustomize Forums

JeffBDVS: Good reply, let me lay out what Aero-Soft is about, short term and long term. Aero-Soft is starting with a focus on the different looks available in Longhorn, but it won't stop there. As beta releases of Longhorn hit next summer, the site will slowly shift it's focus from emulating Longhorn themes on WindowsXP towards manipulating and skinning Longhorn. I wanted a site with an established user base, an interest in the new OS and years of customization experience to be ready to

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