greywar

greywar

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The character designer is a ton of fun. We got a lot of mileage from the LSW series and thats just between me and EL!

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People also tend to side with parties that have a perceived chance of winning. Many folks feel that voting for a 3rd party candidate is the same as not voting at all or that it is just a protest vote.

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You better know 2 up to the 8th power True and you can use 2 to the 8th as an easy stepping stone to figure out higher powers if you don't feel like memorizing the tables... unfortunatly when I ask him what 1024 x 2 is it usually starts out as "five thousand and..." I try not to sigh out loud. <TA

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You are confusing caring with media hype. Perhaps you are also confusing caring with women watching TV. My wife can tell me the most minute details of any fool thing on E! or VH1 but she doesn't care about any of it. This is just the sort of thing that many women like to watch much as many men waste time reading SF

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The pre/post prenancy weight thing seems to be a much bigger issue for wives rather than husbands but nonetheless I am glad that you are pleased with your progress. It is always nice to feel good about yourself.

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Late tot he party on this one too but it is somewhat uncommon simply due to the fact that many military fathers don't get to live anywhere near their kids. One PCS overseas or one ex-spouse move across the country and the situation quickly can become untenable.

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The bottom line is thinking all legitimate personal communication with family is being threatened is something I'd only expect to hear from a moonbat. What the fuck, Greywar? Thats what Wired reported in the article and Gen Casey roled with that interpretation until public outcry mad ehim recant and claim that was never what he

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The new rule is updated under paragraph 2-1g which falls under "All Army personnel." I think all this s way too much to even attempt to monitor or enforce. It seems like it is just a way to add punishment to anyone who has blogged something that the Army doesn't like. If they can prove it was a particular soldier who posted it i

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Just out of curiosity, who do you think will be clearing the content of Gen Casey's emails for him? Of course the rules won't apply to officers whether General or otherwise.

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Are those masculine or feminine? Neither... they are actually a survival item in the Arizona heat. Mojitos now... they are feminine. Along with anything Monobrow would drink.

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What I'm thinking is if the Army has so little trust in its Soldiers (the whole bunch) that this is necessary, then there are MUCH bigger problems than blogging snafus. You would be correct in this assumption and the problems start at the top of the chain of command. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="

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Also also has me thinking... they'd rather the soldiers breaching OPSEC on the telephone? The real issue is not OPSEC, that is simply a stalking horse for the real problem that officers have with blogs : soldiers telling the truth about officers and policies. They want that stopped and stopped now.

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