I don't want to start any trouble, but all this talk of 'Premium skins' is just rediculous. I think Windowblinds is old, buggy, and outdated, but thats just my opinion. Back in the old days of Win 9X, I hailed Stardock as a saviour that changed the horrendous way my computer looked, but with the advent of modern OS like Vista, it's a totally unecessary waste of my time. Windowblinds has always been a bugfest, but now, it doesnt even have a skin that matches the elegance and class of the nativ
Anthony R
Oh boy... I'm almost certain that anything I say will put me in the doghouse. :P
[quote]Hillary may have her chance yet[/quote] If Hillary manages to wrestle the nomination from Hussein all hell breaks loose... get the microwave popcorn ready :)
[quote]There is a weapon the Soviets didn't have at the time that is now available to the US, it's called a Thermobaric weapon.[/quote] Yes, I've heard of that and it sounds like itcould probably work, but it presents a problem of its own. Weapons like that can pulverize bodies beyond any hope of identification, and we need to keep the remains intact. If such high level targets were killed without confirmation, the authorities would have to continue on as though they were s
[quote]I'm talking tactical use, not bombing wholesale. We should try to flesh them out of caves and lawless tribal areas[/quote] Steven with all due respect, this is absurd. Once fighters take to mountains, they cant simply be 'fleshed out' with napalm. The Soviets used every weapon imaginable to kill fighters in the mountains of Afghanistan and to no avail. Storming is virtually impossible as well becuase military experts consider this terrain indefensible. It's kind of abstract to r
The last time I felt like this was after watching Linsay Lohans 'I know who Killed Me ." Even though the movie was in English, I still could have benefited greatly if it were subtitled.
[quote]This article should be renamed 'The Audacity of an Illegal Alien complaining about American politics.'[/quote] Too funny :LOL:
Yes, but they can still afford their expensive cognac :CONGRAT:
I'll spill some out 4 my homie
[quote]u are ridiculous, Anthony.[/quote] We'll see in Nov. how rediculous I am. If Hussein gets at least as much support as Kerry then I was wrong, but if his numbers are far lower than that then I was right. I don't have too much confidence in polling either. If I was to believe in polls, Ron Paul would now be the ruler of all time, space, and dimension.
Your right Shadesofgrey, go on over and watch the heads exploding, warning extreme language. http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x3429941
It will be tough to elect a guy who shares the same name as the dictator of a regime we just toppled.
And there I was thinking that Bill Clinton was the first black President.
I wonder if this act is defined as sex by Democrats. Bills Lewinskies were classified as 'non sexual.' so I wonder how this will play out.
Godspeed
[quote]The pervading use of "Hussein" is childish. [/quote] Yes, but 'McSame' is sophisticated. :CONGRAT:
When I was 18 I roomed with a Marine, and he had this giant Boa Constrictor that he would use to terrorize salespeople and religious freaks away with. One day he literally sent a couple of Jahova Witnesses running for their lives... they threw all their kooky pamphlets into the air and ran away screaming. Hilarious.
The only one who seems to be playing race card is Hussein. Do you honestly think Hussein is any match for McCain? Hillary perhaps, but not Hussein. If he does win it will be because he was able to outspend and get more positive media coverage, but he'll never get the better of McCain in a debate.
You forgot his plans to unilaterally disarm America so that we can have a Utopian "world without nuclear weapons"
Yes, its nice to be kind to strangers, but there are limits. I wouldn't overdo it because people have a tendency to mistake kindness for weakness.
Everytime I read a lula post, I can swear I hear a religious fugue... just a thought.
And perhaps they should start with smaller tasks, for instance, how do we keep the San Andreas fault from changing the geography of America. It could be 100 years from now or it could be tomorrow, but we know that California will almost certainly see dramatic, catastrophic changes in the future...
They are obnoxious to begin with, I mean, how arrogant do you have to be to believe that we can alter the course of nature? Its like saying we have the power to stop a tornado or a tsunami. We know the earth is probably warming, but we can't prove why, or even more importantly, if theres anything we can do to stop it.
Ahh child birth... not for the faint hearted. I remember when I was a small kid my mom left me to watch channel 13 in the livingroom and I witnessed a woman giving birth right in front of me at that tender age. I can't be certain, but I think it scarred me for life.
I love that old Sabbath song when Ozzy's just like 'I dont want no Jesus freak to tell me about the god in the sky' All while wearing a 20 pound cross around his neck :)